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Monday,
March
18,
1935.
St.
Patrick
smiled
yesterday
and
as
a
result
the
sun
shone
and
Prince
Rupert
celebrated
March
17
out
of
doors.
And
of
course
all
Irishmen
celebrate
the
day
in
some
way.
It
does
not
take
much
Irish
blood
to
make
an
Irishman.
In
Canada
there
is
a
great
mixing
of
races
and
religions
and
peonies
and
nearlv
everv
family
has
a
little
Irish
blood
in
it,
even
if
it
comes
by
way
of
Scotland.
Most
Canadians
are
proud
of
their
ancestry
whether
it
be
English,
Irish,
Scottish,
Scandinavian,
Italian,
Jugo-Slavian
or
what
not.
But
probably
the
Irishman
is
the
keenest
on
keeping
alive
the
old
country
memories
or
traditions.
Yes
Today
we
are
publishing
an
advertisement
in
our
classi-fieid
columns
from
a
man
who
wishes
gardening
or
other
odd
jobs.
Doubtless
he
will
get
a
good
response.
There
ought
to
be
dozens
of
neonle
who
want
heln
in
their
par.
dens
just
now
or
who
want
ditching
or
draining,
wall
uuuuwg,
or
minor
repair
worn
uone.
a
num.oer
oi
meni
could
be
kept
busy
if
each
person
would
make
a
point
of
employing
some
other
person
a
few
days
this
spring.
And,
what
is
more"
important,
the
city
would
look
so
very
much
better
as
a
result.
"Give
some
man
a
job,"
is
a
pretty
good
slogan
jusi
now.
BUILDING
IS
KEY
TO
SITUATION
The
key
to
the
recovery
situation
is
building.
As
long
as
there
is
no
buildimr
in
Canada
nearlv
a
third
of
Hip
n.mif.
lation
is
out
of
employment.
Let
building
once
begin
on
a
iiutinai
uaaio
uuu
uie
uuuuiiij;
traues
employees
will
ne
busy
and
an
impetus
will
be
given
to
the
trades
which
are
dependent
on
the
building
trades
for
much
of
their
activity.
For
five
years
there
has
been
little
buildinir
and
thn
result
is
that
when
it
does
commence
it
will
have
to
make
up
lor
the
time
lost
during
the
depression.
There
will
be
somewhat
of
a
building
boom,
similar
to
that
which
is
ink
ing
place
in
England.
But
buildinc
will
not
bemn
until
people
have
confidence
and
just
now
nobody
has
any
con-
iiuencf
m
anyming
or
anynony.
Canada
annually
sees
an
international
Dog
Derby
when
racing
teams
from
dt-stant
points
gather
at
Quebec
ta
raoe
over
a
long
nw-covered
route.
Here
Is
one
team
speeding
along
with
Uie4r
light
racing
lelh
toward
the
finish.
This
race
provide
plenty
of
action
each
year.
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SPORT
NEWS
Grotto
Wins
Thrilling
Game
To
Win
Senior
Basketball
League
Title
After
Years
of
Trying
Defeated
Moose
4R
to
43
Saturday
Night
Ketchikan
Ilijjh
School
Again
Demonstrates
Superiority
Over
Ical
Intermediates
Subject
to
possible
protest
by
the
losers,
the
Grotto
on
Saturday
night
at
last
won
the
Senior
City
Basketball
League
championship
after
years
of
trying
and
with
it
the
right
to
represent
Prince
Rupert
in
the
play-offs
for
the
Northern
British
Columbia
championship.
The
tobacconists
won
4G
to
43
over
Moose
in
a
thrilling
game.
The
game
had
in
it
everything
that
makes
a
first
class
ball
match
close
scoring,
speed,
spills,
scowling
at
each
other.
Al
though
no
wars
broke
out
many
elbow
jabs
and
hips
were
used.
The
game
was
played
throughout
at
top
speed
with
the
Moose
getting
the
od
dbasket
lead
but
the
Grotto
always
Just
catching
up.
The
climax
was
the
last
three
minutes.
Wing-ham
and
Vance
scored
to
give
what
was
believed
to
be
certain
victory
for
the
Moose
but
the
Grotto
mentor
put
McPhee
back
into
the
game
and
the
result
was
six
points
in
seemingly
the
same
number
of
seconds
from
that
stringy
gentleman.
also
giving
the
Grotto
a
three-point
lead
and
a
point
leid
in
Vie
series.
In
the
last
minute
Vingham
scored
another
to
put
Moose
ahead.
Then
to
cap
off
a
very
exciting
night
Johnny
Morrison
broke
away
with
a
short
dribble
and
lumD
shot
to
give
the
Grotto
the
necessary
three
point
win
to
cop
the
series
by
the
odd
point.
Ketchikan
Wins
Again
Ketchikan
'
High
School
again
played
a
neat
game
to
win
over
the
local
Intermediates
38-33.
In
the
flist
half
Rupert
vas
represented
by
the
local
High
School
team
and
trailed
17-18
at
the
interval.
The
second
period
Coach
Johnson
put
in
Arney
and
Armstrong
and
the
game
was
nip
and
tuck
until
the
last
two
or
there
minutes
when
the
visitors
forged
ahead
to
win
a
38-33
victory.
The
Ketchlkanites
were
about
as
smooth
a
working
team
as
have
played
her?.
The
clash
was
enlivened
greatly
by
an
organized
cheering
section
of
High(8chool
girls
with
Peggy
Steen,
tebol
as
cheer
leaders.
It
was
a
novelty
and
took
well
with
the
fans.
The
match
of
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Warriors
was
just
another
game
with
the
Legion
41-24
victors.
Naylor
was
the
Warriors'
best
while
McPhee
and
Armstrong
stood
out
lor
the
Legion.
McPhee
is
without
doubt,
the
best
prospect
for
the
senior
league
next
year.
As
a
result
of
their
victory,
the
Legion
won
the!
second
half
title
and
the
right
to'
meet
High
School
for
the
Inter-
i
mediate
championship.
"Brick"
Skinner
handled
all
the!
games
and
a
glance
at
the,
foul:
summary
wfU
show
what
a
gala
night
he
had.
.
Individual
scoring:
International
Game
Ketchikan
High
School-Salt
(10),
Davies
10),
Zorich,
Thomp
son
(8),
Busslnich,
Elliott
(10);
to
tal,
33.
Prince
Rupert
Campbell
4),
Davis
(7),
Armstrong
(4),
Lindsay
(16),
Tobey,
McMeekln,
Arney
(2);
total,
33.
KejEchlkan
fouls
called,
14;
made
6
out
of
12
penalty
throws.
Prince
Rupert
fouls
called.
12;
made
3
out
of'
16
penalty
throws.
Senior
Final
Grotto
Ratchjord
(10),
Ourvlch
22.
McPheettt).
Glllis,
J.
Mor
rison
(2),
Murray,
Stalker;
total,
46.
Moose
Vance
6),
Arney,
Pierce
13),
Unger,
Menzis,
R.
Morrison
1).
Wlnghara
UK
Mitchell
(12);
total,
43.
Moose
fouls
called
on
16;
made
A
out
of
19
throws.
Grotto
fouls
called
on,
14;
made
i
out
of
19
throws.
Intermediate
Match
Canadian
Legion
Armstrong
HO),
Hlrano
(7),
McPhee
U3),
Blake
(6),
Suehlra
()),
Ritchie,
Christlsen.
Letourneau
i2i;
total,
41-
Warriors
J.
Comadlna,
Domln
ato
(3).
Miller
li.
Naylor
(10),
Vlereck
(7).
Oillls
1.
Cromp
(2);
total.
24.
Legion
fouls
called
on,
24;
made
7
out
of
18.
Warriors
fouls
called
on.
14;
made
10
out
of
.26..
The
next
local
baf
ketball
activity
will
be
tho
Canadian
Legion-High
School
play-offs"
In
the
Interme
dlate
League
this
week.
There
will
be
no
games
tonight.
Melon
Chatter
Saturday
night.
The
Ketchikan
boys
certainly
j
left
a
good
impression
by
their
snappy
floor
work
and
good
sports-,
manship,
j
Coach
Schoel
of
Ketchikan
de
serves
a
big
hand
on
his
accomplishment.
It
is
goad-to.
meet
one
man
in
Uie
north
who
knows
his
game.
Maybe
Rupert
wi'l
take
a
lesson
and
change
their
style
of
game
and
try
basketball
instead
of
a
mild
form
of
English
rugby.
Who
was
the
Moose
player
who
lost
the
game
when
he
stepped
on
the
referee's
toe?
It
was
field
day
fir
Referee
Skinner
who
called
no
less
than
95
fouls
in
the
three
games
he
handled.
.'
I'll
see
you
again
this
week
If
the
Moose
protest
goes
through,
Hockey
Standings
,1
Basketball
Standing
Senior
League
W.
L.
P.
Grotto
8
3
10
C.
N.
R.
A
4
5
8
Mooe
2
6
4
Intermediate
League
High
School
7
5
14
Canadian
Legion
8
4
1G
Warriors
...
.
-
3
9
6
Ladies'
League
AnnetteV;
7
3
14
Orottettes
5
6
10
High
School
2
6
Jantor
League
Scythians
9
1
18
Boy
ScouU
..
5
5
10
High
School
1
9
2
International
DivMon
W.
u.
L.
F.
A.
P
Toronto
.29
4
14
138
104
62
Maroons
23
5
18
118
88
51
Canadlens
18
6
21
106
133
42
Americana
12
'9
26
96
126
33
St.
Louts
11
6
30
83
139
28
American
ftivfoion
A
very
enjoyable
dance
in
honor
!of
the
visiting
Ketchikan
High
I
School
team
followed
last
Friday
Heigh-ho!
After
looking
forward
night's
basketball
games
In
the
to
the
clash
of
the
Moose-Grotto
Moose
Hall,
about
one
hundred
i
Margaret
Johnson
and
Milly
skat-1
play"offs
1
was
disappointed
to
see
couples
being
present.
Walter
John-
noooay
dul
me
reieree
on
tne
noor
son
was
m
general
uiargc
of
the
affair
an
dacted
as
master
of
ceremonies,
Excellent
music
was
furnished
by
Charlie
Balagno's
Orchestra
and
at
midnight
delicious
refreshments
were
rerved
with
B.
J
Bacon
in
charge
of
the
catering.
William
Grey
presided
at
the
door
Dance
in
Eagles'
Hall
Enjoyable
One
Hundred
Tenons
Pmcnt
Affair
Held
Last
Friday
Xlglat
1'
STUDENT
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at
The
Scotch
and
Canadian
dance
held
Jointly
by
the
Eagles'
Lodge
and
Mrs.
J.
8.
Black's
Orchestra
In
the
Aerie
Hall
Friday
night
was
a
very
enjoyable
affair
with
about
100
persons
in
attendance.
W.
E.
Hutson
was
master
of
ceremonies
and
Henry
Smith
Jr.
presided
at
the
door.
W.
E.
Hutson
and
Frank
Ellison
were
In
charge
of
the
serving
of
refreshments
at
midnight.
BOWLING
Iturkaroot
Hoys'
Result
of
Saturday's
ptay
In
the
King
Edward
High
School
Bowling
League
were
as
follow:
(Jirl'
Lragur
Ac
C23,
Play
Maid
361.
Gadget
879.
Oo-Eds
G3.
Lucky
Strike
713.
Bowler
Bears
549.
Twirlew
772.
J.
M
"t,
305.
King
Edt
G82.
Klpperi
598.
Rot
league
Buekaroos
781.
Punks
73.
Champs
603,
Tigfa
874.
Olarits
716,
Cubi
715.
High
scorers
were
Bob
Houston.
246.
and
Bettjr
Canrtron,
236.
The
league
standings
to
date
are
as
follows:
C.lrU'
League-
Twlrlers
Lucky
Strike
Gadgets
Ace
Co-Eds
'
Kippers
.a
King
Eds
j..
J.
M.'s
Play
Maids
Bowler
Bears
r
Boys
Lrjgne
1463
1423
1261
1233
1218
1200
1159
10&9
1084
1052
Boston
26
6
15
127
108
58
-
'
Chicago
24
5
17
112
86
53Punlts
-
1548
Rangers
21
8
20
ISO
129
48j01anU
-
1477
Detroit
19
7
22
127
114
45
Champs
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Hockey
Scores
Saturday
Scores
Canadlens
3,
Toronto
5.
New
York
Americans
0,
Montreal
0.
Chicago
5,
Boston
2.
Sunday
Scores
Canadlens
2,
Detroit
6.
Chicago
5,
Range)
2.
Basketball
Dance
Enjoyable
Affair
One
Hundred
Persons
Present
Event
in
Honor
of
Visiting
Ketchikan
Team
at
CUDS
1327
Tigers
WHIST
I.i:.(Jl!i:
STANDING
Sons
of
Norway
I.
O.
O.
F.
1
Canadian
Legion
1st.
Andrew's
Grotto
W.
..7
4
2
2
2
L.
1
3
4
4
6
1277
LKAOUE
BILLIARDS
OIT
Decision
has
been
made
to
call
off
farther
compeUtion
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Billiard
League
for
'the
present
season;
Little
Interest
!was
shown
In
'team
billiards
this
!
winter
and
many
of
the
scheduled
fixtures
were
not
played.
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THE
DAILY
NEWS
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Winter
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billiard
champi-m
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given
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and
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keen
Interest
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u
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draw
b.
m.
evening
and
it
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entrant
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