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U.
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highest
price
going.
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trappers
owe
him
will
not
be
collected
until
after
next
fishing
season
Stove
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is
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wont
out
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MOOSE
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Place
tn
Senior
Basketball
League
Etching
Ladles'
(lame
The
Moose
and
the
O
rot
to
played
another
of
their
exciting
Senior.
League
basketball
games
last
night
with
the
Moose
edging
out
on
top
by
two
points,
35
to
33.
1
The
first
half
saw
the
Orottoi
leading
tlje
Moose
by
one
point,
i
In
the
second
half
the
Orotto
in
'
creased
their
lead
to
ten
points
but
Ihi
Moose
sodH
put
bn
the
steam.
:
With
three
minutes
to
go
the
score
j
was
tied.
Then
the
Grotto
took
the
i
lead
but
the
Moose
once
more
tied
the
count.
With
one
minute
to
goj
J.
Morrison
made
a
personal
shot,
1
putting
the
Moose
one
point
in
the
lead.
Stiles,
soon
after
made
&
per-j
sohat
shot,
putting
the
Moose
two
I
points
ahead
to
win
the
game.
When
the
flpal.whlstW
sourided
the
j
fcore
stood
35-33
in
favor
of
thei
Moose.
"
.
Intermediate'
League
The
experience
of
the
Canadian
Legion
won'
them
the
game
against
the
Scythians
in
the
Intermediate
League
35
to
21.
Many
times
the
Scythians
had
the
ball
but,
due
to
their
inability
to
'
handle
It,
lost
chances.
The
first
half
was
fairly
close
with
the
Legion
having
16
points
to
the
Scythians'
li,
'
i
In
the
second
half
the
Legion,
with
Armstrong
and
McPhee
shoot-
ling,
making
16
points
out
of
19,
i
ran
away
from
their
opponents.
.jThe
Scythians
made
vain
attempts,
but
could
not
place
the
ball
In
the
basket.
The
final
score
of
the
game
was
35-21
in
favor
of
the
Legidn.
Ladles'
League
The
Orottettes,.
in
the
Ladies'
League
game,
defeated
the
High
School
Girls
12
to
10.
With
ten
seconds
to
go
Dickens,
for
the
Orot-
tettes,
scored,
Winning
the
game
for
her
team.
The
student
played
good
basketball
and
were
leading
in
the
first
hair(
7
to
3.
In
the
second
half
the
students'
shooting
went
wrong
while
the
I
Qrottettes
Improved.
Dickens
was
best
for
her
team
while
the
High
School
was
served
best
by
McLeodj
Ellison
and
LleweJlyn,
junior
League
The
Moose
took
High
School
into
camp
in
the
Junior
game'
with
a
score
bf
19-7.
The
students
fought
a
hard
battle
but
could
not
overcome
the
early
read
of
the
Moose.
Cromp,
for
the
Moose,
was
high
scorer,
makinj
nine
points.
Frahkie
Comadlna
fefereed
the
Junior
game,
Sonny
fitlles,
the
La
dies'
game.
Carl
Smith
the
Intermediate
game
and
Johnny
Comadlna
handled
the
Senior
gattie.
League
standings
Senior
League
W.
Moose
.i
.
Grottd
........:......:..3
Lambie
Si
Stone
v
Intermediate
League
High
School
v.:...:...;
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Scythians
'....:.-.l..-....-.2
.'
Canadian
Legion
i;...i
Moose
Scythians
....
High
School
Ladies';
League
Orottettes!
J-::;.;.i..:5-
High
School
':.:h..r::...l
Annette's
i&ldLii
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Boy
Scouts
L.
2
3
V
Junior
.'League-'.'-'-'W
LEAFS
IN
1
.
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WIN
:3
...o
0
1
3
4
Defeated
New
York
Ranters
In
Thrilling
Battle
Black
Hawks
And
Red
Wings
Drew
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
15:
(CP)
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
g6t
into
their
i
old
time
winning
for
here
last
night
and
defeated
the
New
York
daily
mkwh
-3-
p.
8
6
2
8
4
4
10
4
1
Oxford
Starts
Training
to
Revenge
Defeat
in
1936
Boat
Race
Oxford
rowers,
smarting
unde
r
the
sting
of
successive
defeats
at
the
hands
of
Cambridge"
in
the
classic
boat
races,
are
determined
that
lack
of
practice
will
not
be
responsible
for
another
loss
next
year.
Also
that
the
very,
best
selection
of
oarsmen
available
will
be
found
to
man
the
racing
shell.
They
are
already
training
hard
with
a
large
squad
of
prospective
rowing
rnaterlal
from
which
will
be
chosen
the
ciew
to
wear
the
Oxford
Biue
next
year.
Here
Is
an
eight
going
through
a
practice
row
on
the
Thamss
under
the
eye
of
a
coach.
They
are
only
one
Of
several
eights
working
out.
BUCKS
WIN
PUGK
GAME
First
Game
At
Portland
Is
Played
With
3
to
1
Victory
Over
Vancouver
Lions
PORTLAND,
Nov.
15:
(CP)i-The
Portland
Buckafoos
played
their
first
game
of
the
season
in
the
Northwestern
Hockey
League
here
last
night
by
defeating
Vancouver
Lions
3
to
1.
In
the
previous
two
games,
the
Lions
had
scored
victories
over
Seattle's
Sea
Hawks.
The
league
standing
to
date.
W
D
L
P
A
P.
Vancouver
2
0
1
8
5
1
Portland
1
0
0
3
1
2
Seattle
0
0
2
.2
7
0
BILL
BRASS
WINSAGAIN
Local
Marksman
Made
Great
Showing
in
Capturing
Shooting
Trophy
Word
has
just
been
received
from
Montreal
that
W.
Brass
has
again
won
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
System
championship
for
small
bore
rifle
shooting.
This
Is
for
combined
high
total
in
the
indoor
and
outdoor
series
on
home
ranges
for
season
of
1935.
For
this
he
wins
the
gold,
medal
,
and
the
Sir
Henry
Thornton
Shield.
This
is
the
third
successive
year
that
he
has
won
the
trophy
but,
as
this
is
a
perpetual
challenge
shield,'
it!
cannot
be
won
outright.
Commenting
on
the
matches,
The
Canadian
National
.Recreation
Association
News
Bulletin,
of
Mon
treal,
has
this
to
say:
"Our
congratulations
to
Bill
Brass
of
Prince
Rupert,
for
again
winning
the
Railroad
Individual
championship
with
a
wonderful
score
of
2390
out
of
a
possible
2400
points.
In
other
words,
this
means
that,
of
twenty-four
targets
shot
at
twenty-five
yards
Indoors
and
fifty
and
one
hundred
yards
out
doors,
he
made
fourteen
perfect)
scores
ana
on
tne
otner
ten
made
nfriety-lnlnes,
only
dropping
one
polht
on
each
card
This,
of
course,
is
an
all-time
record
which
will
Rangers
by
scoring
the
only
goali
probably
stand
for
some
time
to
In
a
thrilling
contest.
come
unless
he
beats
It
himself
The
Chlcagd
Blacks
and
Detroit
next
year."
Red
Wings
played
a
scoreless
draw
'
in
Detroit
and
the
Hawks
are.
as
'
'
a
resulti
brt
eveh
terms
With
the
American
section.
The
league
standing:
American
Section
W,
D.
L.
F.A.
P
Rangers
1
1
1
3
Chicago
i
i
16
3
Detroit
0
.
2
b
i
Boston
6
0
.0
Canadian
Section
(Toronto
1
i
0
6
Americans
0
l
i
8
Canadiens
...0;
0
1
1
p
Montreal
0-0-0
0
3
1
i
l
o
0
5
3
8
i
2
0
Bridge
Party
Of
Unemployed
Was
Enjoyable
Event
An
enjoyable
bridge
party
was
held
Wednesday
night
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Unemployed
Asso
ciation
in
the
Canadian
Labo
Defence
League
Hall.
There
were
eight
tables
of
cards
and
Prize
winners
were:
Ladies'
first,
,Mrs.
Charnaby;
second,
Mrs.
R.
Wag
ner;
men's
first,
J.
Taylor;
second,
Mrs.
Kdchah.
There
will
be
a
grand
prize
at
the
end
of
the
season
for
both
ladles
ahd
meh.
The
affair
was1
in
charge
of
the
unemployed
entertainment
corns.
mlttee
with
Mrs.
A.
Gomez
as
con
vener.
BOWLING
November
18
Maccabees
vs.
Annettes,
Bluebirds
vs.
C.
N.
R.
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RAMBLERS
ARE
AHEAD
Assumed
Leadership
of
League
Last
Night
Bridge!
Bridge
League
results
last
night
were
as
follows:
Grotto
6102,
Canadian
Legion
6922.
C.
N.
R.
A.
5883,
Sons
of
Norway
5453.
Musketeers
5268,
Swift's
5883.
Ramblers
6991.
Rex
Bowling
Al
ley
4368.
I
For
Ag'st
Ramblers
24870
21980
Musketeers
24374
23121
Grotto
24298
22885
Swift's
24009
20470
Canadian
Legion
23550
21709
C.
N.
R.
A
22801
23051
Sons
of
Norway
21401
23489
Rex
Bowling
Alley
18544
27142
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