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18
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News
Want-Ads.
always
bring
quick
results.
Babe
Ruth
NEW
YORK,
Feb.
18:-Babe
Ruth,
his
accompanied
by
wife
and
daughter,
arc
due
here
this
wk
from
London
:.ftcr
the
last
lap
of
a
trip
whi-h
has
taken
them
around
the
world.
A
large
crowd
of
Americans
was
on
hand
to
see
Ruth
und
his
party
off
at
London.
These
included
Former
Mayor
Walker
of
New
York
The
Warriors,
minus
Bill
Nelson,
C!t
f"d
Keron's
Flve-
lost
to
the
fast
moving
r,r,,'men
8
wn-pln
league
gets
under
way
"
r.
.
Legion
cagers
28-12.
The
Vets
were!
never
neaaed
as
they
had
a
seven-
point
lead
at
the
breather
with
.ho
f?'!.1!-8.
.1"
the
second
half
the
.ey
snarea
13.
Nakamoto
and
fc-
W
y
MA7
W
Returning
SPORT
GROTTO
IS
1
DEFEATED
Moose
Defeat
Senior
Basketball
League
Leaders
by
Score
of
38
to
26
The
Moose,
with
Pierce
and
Wlng-;
ham
enjoying
a
big
night,
defeated
t
the
Grotto
38-26
In
a
rough
and
tumble
senior
basketball
game
last
nigni.
Tne
Grotto
was
without
the
services
of
its
play-making
forward.
Ratchford,
and
also
Gurvich
was
checked
to
a
frazzle
while
"Bullet-Scott
never
put
In
an
appearance.
ine
came
started
off
fast
nnH
rough
with
the
Moose
scoring
the
first
basket
in
fifteen
seconds
of
play.
One
minute
later
O
1111s
s,mlc
two
penalty
shots
to
square
jt
up.
From
then
on
It
was
Just
a
basketball
game
with
Moose
having
a
six-
puuu
ieaa
at
me
interval.
When
the
teams
went
to
work
in
the
second
half
the
Moose
held
their
lead
while
Referee
Skinner
handed
out
personals
to
both
teams
hm.no
-
mg
inree
Grotto
players
and
Pierce
With
five
minutes
to
go
the
Moose
called
time
out
tn
tnr
h.
Grotto
scoring
spurt.
When
the
game
ended
the
Moose
had
38
points.
Skinner
dished
out
31
fouls.
Ladies'
League
The
Grottettes.
led
bv
T.nftv
ni,
downed
the
ladles
from
the
High
School
16
to
12.
The
Cigar
Store
girls
had
things
their
own
way
for
a
w-poini
ieaa
at
half
time
with
a
10-4
score.
It
wa3
In
the
second
lalf
that
the
Students
turned
on
he
heat
to
outscore
their
opponents
by
two
points
but
were
stopped
y
the
final
gun
to
end
the
game
16-12
in
favor
of
the
Grottettes.
Intermediate
League
7
4
Smith
handled
the
game
in
a
cap
able
manner.
Junior
League
The
Scythians
mowed
down
the
Boy
ScouU
10-3
in
the
Junior
League
curtain
raiser.
The
first
half
ended
two-all.
Then
the
nnr
play
put
on
by
the
Scythians
held
me
tocouu
down
to
one
point
while
mey
snared
eight.
Individual
scoring:
Junior
League
Boy
ScouU
3i
Cromp
(2)
Brown,
LUldseth.
Rdkamntn
Ml
DybhavrvEriekson,
Yamanaka,
Eby
otjuirans
uu
Domlnato
(4
Glllls
4)tMontcsano
(2),
Letour-neau,
Astort."
Intermediate
League
Canadian
Leelon
(2a
Arm.
strong
(II),
Suehiro.
Ritchie.
Mc-
rnee
1111.
Christlson
(J),
Blake
4.
Warriors'
I12
Domlnatn
n.iv.
lor
4,
Comadlna,
Viercck
2.
FlUpatrick.
MUIer
6.
F.
Prima.
dlna.
f
Ladies'
League
High
School
M2i-E.
Davis
5
Mussallem.
McLeod
2),
Blaine
(5).
1
Tu
re
eon
t
n.nri
Grottettes
1G
Boale
ai
rmv.
ford
4,
Dickens
(2),
Gullck
(2),
McMeekln,
Hallberg.
Senior
League
Grotto
'26)-Olllls
ll,
Morgan
2.
Morrison
3,
stalker
2.
Murray
(2).
Gurvich
6,
Fitzpatrlck.
Moose
38
It-Mitchell
4i.
Wing-ham
16,
'Arney
4i.
Pierce
13.
Vance
!),
Unger,
Menzie.
KNTKIES
EXTENDED
Entries
for
the
ladles'
bowling
league
at
the
Rex
nnwiin
nK
have
been
extended
until
the
middle
ui
mis
week.
Six
teams
are
already
entered
and
eleht
are
cxnert
Th
entering
teams
to
date
are:
Grotto,
Annette's.
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association,
Strikers,
Mel-
jXck
wcfcVDi
McFVOY"n
HACK
pk
Jack
McEvov.
well
known
Ion
the
Card.
,m.
Z
1
She
Has
an
"Authority"
For
It
vajilu
haib
Love
CACH
SPORT
CHAT
On
Thursday
nlfht
the
regular
Junior.
Intermediate
and
Ladles'
Laosu
hacketball
flxturM
will
Vv
played
while
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
wUl
take
on
tlie
touring
Ketchikan
Owl
flv
in
)4oce
of
the
regular
senior
same,
lite
Ketchikan
referee
will
be
tlie
eleventh
man
on
the
floor.
Clem
Loufhlin,
manoter
of
Chl-
eatu
Bl&ek
Hawks,
batlevac
thi
Montreal
Maroons
wtll
be
as
"tough
as
any
of
them'
wten
the
Stanley
Cup
hockey
playoff!
eome
around.
But
Clem
like
hi
Hawks
pretty
wil,
too.
In
what
was
advertied
at
a
-tAtt"
hockey
series
betweep
England
and
uanaa
hi
unf
iano,
me
Canadians
won
easily,
in
the
deeidlna
nm
Canada
won
by
10-5.
All
the
Canadian
players
perform
on
English
teams.
Doudas
Grant
of
Hallfar
th
bet
badminton
player
developed
in
uanaoa
since
Jack
Purcell,
Is
pre-txirinc
to
dfi-nd
hl
rmaiii...
--
wtctu
singles
championship.
Grant
first
won
the
title
in-
1W3
and
successfully
defended
it
last
year.
British
snooker
enthul.usu
ha
v
been
eagerly
awaiting
the
first
ap-J
prance
m
unaon
of
Con
Stan-bury
of
Winnipeg,
the
Canadian
champion.
Stunbury
arrived
in
London
recently
to
challenge
for
the
world's
championship,
held
by
Joe
Davis.
He
Wtll
take
nart
in
w.v.r.1
exhibition
matches
first
Boxing
promoters
seeking
to
make
Wembley.
Enland.
th
rtn.
centre
of
the
country
nr
Mihit..
dUigently
for
young
heavywelaht
maieriai.
British
fans
like
tn
Mik
the
big
fellows
who
can
hit.
and
there
U
a
dearth
of
them
Just
now
The
British
Emnir
hv.aki
champion.
Jack
Petersen,
is
engaged
to
be
married
but
not
until
he
has
had
a
crack
at
Max
Baer's
title.
The
girl
Is
Betty
WHIUms.
18
of
Cardiff,
whom
Petersen
mt
ai
a
dance
18
month
nun
mi
tin
'lama
U
more
Interested
In
hockey
.iwiiiiiiig
man
Doxing.
South
Africa's
-
Hi
I
Mil
ciiaiana
next
seawm
1.
th
i
.
"turf-educated"
team
the
Union
has
ever
sent
abroad.
In
the
past
South
African
teams
have
been
handi
capped
In
England
because
the
players
were
aeutnmH
1
nltches.
A
testimonial
name
tn
Pot
rr...
t
dren.
famous
Middlesex
cricketer,
will
be
staeed
nt
1jta:
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1trl.li
.
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UIC
I
Whitsun
bank
holiday.
Now
45
years'
.
"tnuirn
snouia
rean
a
Hh
r.
ward
from
this
"gate."
The
Master
of
Orav
.wV
.
,
Baroness
Gray
and
heir
to
one
of
the
oldest'
Scottish
peerages,
who
won
the
important
Victory
8teeDle-
.,.
mancnesier
on
New
Year's
ay
with
Ladv
Linn..,',
u
Tolvadden,
has
started
for
himself'
puonc
trainer
of
race
horses
Advrtui
in
tn
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12,
Grotto
15.
Elevator
9.
Canadian
Leg'A
18.
Bmpress
10.
Moose
17.
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National
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France
by
a
score
of
two
to
one
in
an
international
soc-er
game
ye
terday.
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