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Tuesday,
March
5,
1935
r
Jt
isjprbjpfjsed,
according
to
an
Ottawa
dispatch,
lo
vote
imflliori
dollars
for
the
Radio
Commission
to
in.
step-iin;aip
some,of
the
stations
and
improving
the
prograins.
.'Fhis
should--prove
beneficial
to
Northern
B.Cl-
As
it
If,
thre
are
matiy
-evenings
when
no
Canadian
stations
can
be
heard
here.
The
power
is
too
low
and
the
largesc
Vancouver
station
seems
to
be
on
a
wave
that
Is
shared
by
too'
iny
others.
If
Vancouver
and
Calgary
are
both
given
good
stations
with
good
programs,
there
will
be
ino.
difficulty
in
getting
good
radio
in
Prince
Rupert
and
the
coun-try
surrounding.
HIAWATHA'S
WEDDING
EE
AST
The
Philharmonic
Society
last
night
gave
a
wonderful
-
'
viterpfe.tetion
of
"Hiawatha's
Wedding
Feast"
in
the;
'.
Presbyterian
Church,
a
nerformance
nerformanee
of
of
whirh
whirri
ith
hhp
nmuA
nrniifl
'
eldqth'has
there
been
anything
as
good
in
the
city.
Forty
vKmm
tweive
liisiruments
tooK
part,
it
was
areal
mu?
cal
reat.
The
performance
is
being
repeated
tonight
a'ntf
'
Is
hoped
the
musical
people
of
the
city
will
s"hbw
iheir
ppredation
by
attending.
We
strongly
comhYehd
it
to:
-lejrattention.
,
.
,
Basketball
Standing
Bowling
Standings
v.
Senior
League
"
W.
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s
C.
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R.
A.
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Intermediate
League
High
School
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'Canadian
Legion
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Warriors
2
Ladies'
League
Annette's
Jj
Orottettes
.,
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High
Bchool
3
Junior
League
BcyUilans
9
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Scouts
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High
School
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Pin
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ATTEND
1
BASKETBALL
Interest
"Listing
as
Season
Nears
End
High
School
Winner
In
Three
flames
4
3f
4
4
SCHEDULE
TIME
TABLE
OH
BRIDGE:
OF
BOWLING
March
7
Canadian
Legion
vg
-
March
7
carnation
dlrls
vs.
ewjfUj
"Rupert
Brand"
Musket-
j
Orotto,
Annettes
vs.
Strikers,
iters
vs.
Orotto;
CXR.A.
vs.
itam-
March
11-fllueblrds
ts.
C.
V.
R.
biers.
I
A.,
Qoodads
-vi.
Coquettes.
JJarph
34
3tamblers
.vs.
Bwlfts;
I
March
14
Carnation
Orris
vs:
Orotto
vs.
C.N.R.A.;
"Rupert
j
Strikers,
Annettes
vs.
Orotto.
.
'
Brand"
Musketeers
vs.
Canadian
March
1
Bluebirds
vs.
An-UglonVsW,'-t"
-
nettes,
Doodads
vs.
Carnation
dirls.
Before
a
Katherlng
oi
ten
.cash
customers
the
Moose
lost.
to
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
Arj
eodation
47
to
44
last
night
in
the!
Senior
Basketball
League.
II
wax
just
an
ordinary
Imwd
game,
the
only
highlight
being
the
staging
by
-the
Moose
-of
a
sally
hi
the
se
cond
half
to
come
up
from
a
25-14
count
to
tie
it
at
27
nil
and
0
all.
They
lost
out,
however.
In
'the
last
few
minute
of
play
The
King
Edward
High
School
ghis
Arampled
all
-owr
AttnUe'.to
win
19-15.
At
the
end
of
the
first'
half
.Annettes
ere
on
the
long
end
of
-a
7-4
score.
'When
the
Second
half
started
the
King
Edwards
headed
for
town
and
stopped
at
the
third
period
with
score
of
13-13.
In
the
last
canto
the
students
held
Annette's
to
two
and
went
on
to
:
score
six
points
to
Win
39-15.
'
Stone.
Ratchforfl
and
Buddie
turned
in
a
good
same
for
An-',
nette's
while
the
Davis
duet,
at
j
guard,
and
JMcLeod
and
Blaine,
on
the
forward
line,
were
the
stars
for
the
students.
The
.Canadian-Legion
lost
to
the
High
School
in
the
Intermediate
j
League.
The
Vets
started
out
andijp
jjueu
up
anig'jeaa
oeiorc
me
siu-ii;
ueais
got
siariea
ana,
wncn
tne
half
ended,
they
were
on
the
right
side
of
.a
19-11
count
In
the
second
tmrnxMSMTMrmzmrmtuxnti!
half
the
students
spiked
Hirano's
guns
and
-.went
In
to
cut
down
the
'
lead
and
kept
on
scoring
until
they
won
33-30.
Boy
Scouts
lost
to
the
Jun
ior
II
Igh
School
ai-7.
Half
tune
score
stood
at
5-4
in
favor
of
the
Scouts.
Individual
scoring-
Junior
League
Boy
Scouts
(7)
Cromp
3,
Lihdseth,
Brown
2i,
Eby,
Dybhavn
2),
Erickson,
Sakamoto,
Yaman-
aka.
iUgh
School
ill)
Hlrano
(5).
Houston
(O.Kelsey.
Munro.
Veltch.
Husoy.
Intermediate
League
3).
Mdrgan
M0,
Tobey
(4),
McMeekin
(2).
Da
vies,
Fulton.
-
Canadian
Legion
(30)
Arm
strong
(4),
Blake,
McPhce
11).
Suehlro.
Hltchle.
Chrlstlson.
Hlrano
U5).
Ladies'
-League
High
School
U9)
Blaine
7).
TJ
Davis,
E.
Davis,
McLeod
(10),
Mus-sallem
(2).
Annette's
U5)-Stone
(4),
Bod-die
(4),
Brand,
Ratchford
5),
Rl-vett,;
Eva
Morris
(2),
Stamp-Vln-
Four
famous
Fmv
b
morning
on
the
halibut
boat
Margaret
I,
Capt
George
Ftitz,
for
Ketchikan
where-
games
will
be
played
1
with
the
Ketchikan
High
French
Tennis
Team
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School
team
.on
Wednesday
and
Thursday
nights,
the
expectation
Toronto
being
to
returr,here
at
the
end
of
Maroons
the
week.
The
local
players
are:
R.
Armstrong,
II.
Morgan.
J.
Campbell,
J-Lindsay,
A.
Murray.
S.
Dominato,
M.
Montesano,
A.
Glllis,
II.
Letour-neau.
II.
Antonelll
and
Carl
Smith.
The
team
had
expected
to
leave
last
night
but
wind
delayed
departure
of
the
Margaret
I
until
9:30
this
morning.
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j'4).
Armstrong
'7i,
Stiles
4.
Senior
league
Moose
44
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47)
Johnson
9),
Pierce
14i.
Vance
1.
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Nakamoto
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Series
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Buckaroos
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4
In
Second
Place
Oddfellows
defeated
Moocc
last
night
In
the
play-off
by
a
Got
Itrventr
in
Portland
Sunday
score
of
IS
to
12
to
win
the
i
Nitht
Fur
Defeat
at
Hands
of
eit-
cdbbate
championship
for
4-
the
1934-36
season.
There
are
A
local
basketball
team
consist-;
cups
for
both
Uie
Oddfellows.
lng
of
the
Scythians
Junior
League
j
"
champions,
and
the
Moose.
augregation
augmented
by
fouri
runners-up.
Intermediate
Leaguers
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mnl
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day
night
night
tnwd
turned
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tables
tables
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the
Seattle
team
3
to
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107
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American
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Chicago
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113
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Detroit
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7
20
103
100
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23
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Portland
14
7
10
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Vancouver
14
5
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Edmonton
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Friday
PORTLAND,
March
5
1
Canadian
Press)
After
having
"been
dafea
ted
at
SaUle
Friday
night
by
the
Sea
Hawks
5
to
1.
Portland
Huck-aroos,
on
their
home
lee
here
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Therew
at
no
change
In
the
sltua
1
to
on
or
a
rain
move
Into
exclutlva
possesion
of
second
place
hi(h
tion
as
a
result
of
last
night's
game
in
which
the
Buckaroos
and
Lions
played
a
one-all
draw
at
SPORT
CHAT
A.
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1
70
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Following
are
the
games
sehe-
71
35
i
duled
for
the
Ten
Pin
Bowling
72
33
1
League
tonight
:
Printers
vs.
Cana-
83
100
20
dlan
Legion;
Empress
Club
vs.
03
113
14
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pky
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live
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bar
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night
were
as
follows
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Birds.
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Coquc'
c"
tlonal
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lati
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average
score
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with
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Longer
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for
Better
Load
Diitrtbution
and
Greater
Payload
Capacity,
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Improved
Full-Floating
Rear
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