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FIVE
Luui5
umiuii
Ascent
to
World
Banquet
and
Card
Party
Enjoyed
By
Ladies
of
Orange
i,
ninvable
banquet
and
card
ty
waa
held
last
night
by
the
Tdie3
Orange
Lodge
In
the
Knox
gotri
banquet
room,
some
thirty
iidiM
t
ins
present.
Alter
the
din
.
,
iAnA,i
in..
-
fttster
and
Mrs.
W.
E.
Denning
rre
winner
In
bridge
and
Mrs.
gujh
Klllin
In
whUt.
Dancing
was.
Uttr
enjoyfd
by
the
ladle
with
hum
by
Mrs,
J-
8.
Black.
Mrs.
A.
Quyan,
worthy
mistress,
was
In
the
chair
Hockey
Standings
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
American
Sectien
W.
D.
L.
F.
A.
P.
Chicago
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Section
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PERSONAL
L.
F.
A.
P.
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24
16
0
26
16
15
7
31
41
9
7
18
30
6
6
20
28
6
Student
Bowling
Trojans
Still
Leading
Boys
And
Twirlers,
the
(ilrls
Hoys
Wolves
793,
Squirts
775.
Tit
Five
614,
Trojans
7C8.
Tigers
707,
Bombers
C02.
Cubs
415,
Punks
435.
High
Scorer
Frank
Montesano,
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Clrls
!
Ace,
427,
Five
Clama
616.
Lucky
Strikes
669,
Twirlers
657.
.
Best
Bets
681,
Quintuplets
598.
High
Scorer
Betty
Ellison,
208.
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The
aggregates
to
date:
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Uovs'
Leaeue
'
Trojans
4141
Tigers
.3813
Wolves
3551
Big
Five
3509
Punks
3354
Cubs
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3222
Bombers
3121
Squirts
5675
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League
triers
;
3016
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Beta
3415
Ml
Strikes
3303
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Clams
3159
Mi
3084
Quintuplets
.2985
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giving
perfect
protection
lire.
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JOKERS
IN
GOOD
LEAD
Cannot
be
Headed
In
Nrit
Half
Now-Defeated
Old
Empress
Last
Nlfht
Five
Jokers
defeated
Old
Empress
two
games
to
one
in
the
Five
Pin
Howling
League
last
night
and,
with
one
game
to
go
in
the
flrtt
half,
have
a
three-point
lead
In
the
standing.
ThU
give
them
a
clrteh
to
cop
the
first
half.
In
the
second
flxtuie
last
evening,
Pioneer
Laundry
beat
Lambie
&
stone
two
games
to
one.
Hlh
average
scorer
of
the
evening
was
Jimmy
Andrews
of
the
Five
Jokers
with
250.
Individual
scoring
was
as
follows:
Five
Jokers
Dlngwell,
552;
Barton,
717;
Keron,
449;
Morrison,
026;
Andrews,
751.
Old
Empress
Schrlaberg,
595;
Ross,
628;
McKay,
470;
Ciccone,
465;
Stacey,
582.
Lambie
&
Stone
Johnson',
546;
Pioneer
Laundry
Vic
Houston,
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Days"
are
here
again
choose
the
"Better
Times
Gift'
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14
cutlves
here
this
week.
A
number
of
17
other
less
important
player
deals
18
were
closed
among
the
various
18
clubs.
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Technical
Knockout
In
Bout
With
Aged
Uzcudun
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Spaniard
Was
Easy
Victim
For
Kill
in
Fourth1
Round
Schmeling
on
Hand
to
See
Hia
Mainj
Stumbling
Block
in
Come-Back
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MADISON
SQUARE
GAUDEN.
New
York.
Dec.
U:
(CP)
Joe
Louis,
outstandintr
aspirant
of
the
dav
for
tw.
word's
heavyweight
championship,
weighing
200i
pounds,
von
a
technical
knock-out
over
Paulino
Uzcudun,
the
.
hounding
Basque
from
Spain,
whose
weight
was
207
pounds,
last
night
in
the
fourth
round
of
a
scheduled
fif-1
'
"
1
"teen
round
tout.
Referee
Art
Dono-
'
BIG
DEAL
IN
IVORY
Bury,
749;
Horton,
546;
Comadina,
;
Boston
Braves
Acquire
Four
Players
From
Brooklyn
Dodgers
544;
Arroll,
544;
Joy,
501;
Wesch.j
CHICAGO,
Deo.
14:-C04;
Asemlssen
519.
the
Btnn
Rmv
Purchase
by
Club
of
four
'in1?1
van
stopped
the
fight
with
Uzcudun
i
helpless
and
out,
on
his
feet
after
having
taken
the
count
of
eight.
It
was
the
first
time
In
his
ring
career
of
fifteen
years
that
Paulino
had
ever
been
knocked
-down
or
stopped.
It
was
ninth
knockout
in
as
many
bouts
for
the
stnsational
Brown
Bomber
from
Detroit
whoj
seems
surely
destined
for
the
title,
j
In
the
first
three
rounds,
Louis
l
The
Five
Pin
cautlously
felt
out
the
Basque's
Bowling
League
players
from
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
NOBTflWESTEIlN
LEAGUE
standing
to
date:
Itzzrtr
ten
ton
W.
D.
7
2
W.
Five
Jokers
19
Lambie
Si
Stone
10
Old
Empress
15
Pioneer
Laundry
15
comprised
the
outstanding
deal
of
powers
with
little
but
left
jabs
and
'
Tnen
he
walked
rlght
in
and
the
100ks-
L.
conference
of
Big
League
exe-
mm
floored
Uzcudun.
with
a
plle-driv
Ing
right
to
the
Jaw.
If
It
had
been
any
ordinary
fighter,
he
would
probably
have
been
knocked
cold.
But
Uzcudun,
famous
for
his
capacity
to
take
punishment,
was
up
again
at'
the
count
of
eight
and
ready
to
take
more.
He
was
groggy,
out
on
his
feet
and
open
for
the
kill.
The
panther-like
Louis
lay
"calmly
in
wait
nd,
after1
another
stiff
left
and
a
crashing
right,
the
referee
called
If,
off.
It.
was
two
minutes
and
thirty-two
seconds
after
the
opening
of
the
round.
Max
Schmeling,
the
former
world's
heavyweight
champion,
who
will
meet
Louis
next
year
in
an
elimination
bout
for
the
right
to
meet
James
J.
Braddock
for
'
the
title,
was
present
at
the
fight.
Before
meeting
Schmeling,
Louis
will
meet
at
least,
two
more
pushovers,
one
at
Havana
on
December
29,
,
Gate
receipts,
for
the
fight
totalled
$128,934
of
which
$40,000
goes
to
Uzcudun.
NEW
ZEALAND
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BEATS
WALES
CARDIFF,
Wales,
Dec.
14:
--New
Zealand
All
Blacks
defeated
a
Middle
District
of
Wales
team
31
to
10
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CHAT
and
making
the
game
more
attrac
the
game
I
am
convinced
that
rugby
football
as
played
in
the
Marl-times,
with
the
exception
of
the
Caledonia
Club,
Is
losing
Us
attrac-
11
"
jtlveness
to
players
and
spectators.
A
football
game
played
by
Mount
Therefore
why
should
a
certain
Allison
iNew
Brunswick)
Unlver-
group
of
conservatives
in
Wis,
re-sity
athletes'
under
unique
rules
In-
Bard
continue
to
hold
up
tho
precluding
features
of
hockey
and
gress
of
a
game
that
has
untold
oasketball
was
voted
a
success
by
possibilities
of
becoming
one
of
tho
players
and
spectators.
Two
teams
finest
team
games
in.
existence?"
jf
12
men
each
battled
at
high
speed
through
four
15-mlnute
periods.
White
Shirts
defeated
the
Red
Shirts
40-27.
The
field
was
divided
into
three
zones,
as
In
hockey,
with
forward
passing
permitted
In
each
zone.
Erllliant
passing
com-
cinations,
spectacular
runs
and
widet
open
tackling
kept
the
fans
on
edge.
Only
18
frummages
were,
called
aside
from
those
at
centre
field
after
a
try
had
been,
scored,
and
there
were
no
more
than
six
kicks
for
touch.
The
rules
were
devised
by
"Spec"
Peebles,
well
known
football
and
hockey
player.
Hope
was
expressed
that
similar
ones
might
be
adopted
by
the
Maritime
Rugby
Union
to
make
the
game
comparable
In
speed
with
basketball
and
hockey.
"The
experiment
certainly
showed
the
possibilities
of
speeding
up
"It
certainly
opens
the
game
up,"
.mid
Captain
Bob
Biodie,
whose
eam
won
the
Maritime
intercollegiate
rugby
championship
this
fall.
'The
next
thing
that
has
to
be
done
Is
to
work
out
a
system
of
defence."
Confidence
that
a
de
fence
could
be
worked
out
to
keep
down
the
score
was
expressed
by
Peebles.
"One
suggestion
would
be
for
the
inside
three-quarters
to
act
as
a
fading
defence
as
In
hockey
or
as
in
soccer,"
he
said,
"This
would
kave
three
men
to
break
up
forward
passes
In
the
defending
zone,
In
case
the
opposition
.broke
through
their
forwards.
There
Is
another
possibility
of
having
forward
passing
allowed
in
the?
neutral
zone
only
until
the
players,
get
accustomed
to
forward
passing,
and
eventually
open
up
the
other
two
zones.
This
restriction
would
give
the
defending
team
a
chance
to
tive
to
both
players
and
spectators,"!
organize
Its
defence.
I
firmly
be-said
Coach
Lister
of
Mount
Allison.
jjieve
that
this
would
be
an
ideal
"Through
my
short
experience
with
game
for
school
teams
as
well
as
"Bye
Bye"
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His
Majesty
Re-enters
Horses
in
Hunt
Style
Races
After
a
lapse
of
many
years,
His
Majesty
King
George
has
decided
to
race
his
horses
under
the
National
Hunt
rules.
His
horse.
Marconi,
which
has
won
on
the
flat
is
shown
nearest
camera
i
with
Danny
Morgan
up,
as
it
took
a
jump
in
fine
style.
I.
Anthony's
Rodeous
is
shown
taking
the
sticks
at
the
precise
moment
to
furnish
this
engaging
study
In
unison
Jumping.
senior
teams,
as
It
would
give
a
school
with
a
small
student
body
a
chance
to
field
a
team
of
greater
strength
and
would
minimize
Injuries,
due
to
lack
of
piling
ur
in
the
scrum
and
around
loose
balls,"
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