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Jimmy,
who
seems
to
be
battling
against
Jack
t
Kearns.
Jr
being
held
by
his
famous
father.
Jack
Kearns.
on
the
Soper
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ranch
near
o2
Si.
ECONOMY
STORE'LEAFS
BEAT
CANADIENS
Toronto
Wins
3
to
1
Victor'
With
All
Scoring
in
Last
Period
Eagles
Down
Maroons
TORONTO.
Jan.
7:
Snatching
the
victory
In
characteristic
stvle
during
the
latter
stages
of
the
play,
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
defeated
Mon
treal
Canadiens
by
a
score
of
3
to
1
at
the
Maple
Leaf
Gardens
here
Saturday.
Both
first
and
second
periods
were
scoreless
but,
In
the
early
part
of
the
third,
Art
Jackson
netted
the
first
counter
for
Toronto.
The
rest
of
the
scorlne
came
wlth-
lln
the
closing
five
minutes
of
play.
wun
tour
minutes
to
go,
the
Canadiens
put
every
man
on
the
attack
but
the
Maple
Leafs
broke
away
and
Charlie
Conacher
took
the
pass
from
Prlmeau
who
had
carried
the
puck
to
the
goal
mouth,
giving
Cude,
deserted
by
his
teammates,
no
chance.
The
Canadiens
went
right
back
into
the
attack
and,
Vith
two
and
a
half
minutes
to
go,
Mondou
lifted
the
puck
Into
the
net,
Goldsworthy
being
credited
with
the
assist.
About
a
minute
from
time,
Bill
Thorns
banged
in
the
third
goal
for
Toronto
from
a
wild
scramble
in
front
of
the
net
on
a
double
pass
from
Kllrea
and
Bowell.
The
game
was
featured
by
sensational
goalkeeping,
both
Hainsworth
and
Cude
making
save
after
save.
The
Jong
suffering
St.
Louis
Eagles
terminated
the
Maroons'
winning
streak
with
their
victory
at
Montreal,
and,
as
a
result,
went
into
a
tie
with
the
Canadiens
for
fourth
place
in
the
International
Section.
Chicago
Black
Hawks
bounded
back
Into
first
place
in
the
American
section
ahead
of
the
Boston
Bruins
by
blanking
the
Bruins
at
Boston
Saturday
night
and
defeat-ng
the
Americans
In
New
York
last
night.
Week-end
scores
wer
as
follows:
Saturday
Night
Canadiens
1,
Toronto
3.
St.
Louis
2,
Maroons
1.
Chicago
6,
Boston
0.
Sunday
Night
Canadiens
2,
Detroit
6.
Chicago
2,
Americans
1.
Hockey
Standings
International
Division
.
W.
D.
L.
F.
A.
P.
Toronto"
16
1
4
63
41
33
Maroons
12
Americans
7
Canadiens
5
'St.
Louis
5
1.
7
51
35
25
3
11
42
51
17
3
12
37
55
13
3
14
33
60
13
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American
Division
Chicago
12
2
6
47
31
26
Boston
11
1
9
48
48
23
Detroit
9
3
10
60
44
21
Rangers
7
1
11
46
54
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Following
In
Fathers
Footsteps
Bowling
League
Resumes
After
Xmas
Holiday
P.
Burns
Co.
team
won
over
Watts
Grocery
by
a
score
of
1004
to
790
In
the
City
Bowling
League
at
the
Elks"
Home
yesterday.
Games
of
Canadian
Legion
vs.
-Junior
Elks,
Old
Empress
vs.
Moose.
Senior
Elks
vs.
Lamble
&
Stone
and
C.
N.
R.
A.
vs.
Senior
Elks
were
postponed
to
Tuesday
night.
The
league
standing
to
date
Is
as
follows:
O.
PU.
lunlor
Elks
:
2
2374
C-
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R
3
3559
Lamble
&
Slone
1
1123
P.
Burns
Ltd.
3
3215
Twlrlers
3
1
Old
Empress
2
Moose
.
2
Senior
Elks
.
2
Waterfront
Rats
2
Pioneer
Laundry
3
Canadian
Legion
2
Watts
Grocery
a
3122
2073
2038
2092
1981
2827
1125
2538
Royal
Gathering
at
Balmoral
Castle
Av.
1187
1186
1128
1072
1011
1037
1019
1046
991
942
863
846
W.
Jones,
port
Esslngton
school
principal,
who
has
been
spendlne
the
Christmas
and
New
Year
holiday
season
in
the
south,
arrived
on
the
Catala
last
evening
from
Vancouver
and
is
proceeding
to
the
Skecna
River
today.
These
laddies
are
entered
in
thP.
natinnai
,
i.
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u.
....
...
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jT-.
Billiard
Averages
W.
Stuart
E3kst
3
Oeorge
Howe
(O)
3
C.
P.
Balagno
(Elks).
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E.
Cameron
(Emp)
3
R.
McLeod
(Emp)
2
J.
Bulger
(Elks)
2
George
Crlpps
CL)
.
2
C.
L.
Youngman
(CLt
3
A.
Beale
(CD
.
1
James
Andrews
(Elks)
2
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750
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750
500
500
500
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Morris
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Bert
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1
j
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D.
Maedonald
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.
3
1
D.
Brown
(O)
3
1
E.
Stacev
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1
L.
Raabe
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2
;
O.
P.
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3
739
435
720
717
710
238
470
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670
450
225
442
055-
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214
407
602
579
186
312
SPORT
CHAT
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250
250
243
250
250
250
250
250
245
243
242
239
239
238
235
232
225
225
225
225
221
218
215
211
204
201
193
186
150
A
tkling
contest
In
the
form
of
a
cross-country
race
will
take
place
irom
tne
Son
of
Norway
ski
cabin
on
Mount
Oldfield
next
Sunday.
A
triangular
course
of
ten
miles
will
oe
laid
out
for
the
race
and
compe
mors
will
be
arranged
In
two
classes,
one
class
up
to
thirty
years
01
age
and
the
other
over
thirty
years.
There
will
be
prize
for
the
.'our
best
skiiew.
The
drawing
will
uuce
yiace
at
rtflon
one
hour
before
me
race.
The
total
amount
of
the
entrance
fees
will
be
divided
for
prizes.
A
competition
for
ladles
will
aou
ta&e
piace.
tauries
will
be
rp
celved
at
Selvlgs
Market
up
to
Frl
aay.
Hotel
Arrivals
Savoy
Mrs.
Rosang
and
Miss
Thelmi
Kosang.
city;
Mrs.
T
Yule
and
nn
t-on
toward.
William
Jonea,
Port
Esaington.
Royal
J.
Anderson
and
F.
E.
Sloan,
Vancouver;
A.
Saliee.
city:
Rov
Labn
C.
N.
R.:
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Mrtiitri
nn.
Toi...
it
Krlstmansson
and
T.
E.
Emi-rtnn
Osland.
Central
J.
Nelson
and
II.
MacrWi.iM
ph
Edward;
P.
Brchtzen.
Paul
Brcnt-zen,
M.
Johnson
and
Hilda
Hadlantl.
city:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Hadland
Jr.
md
Alfred
Hadland,
Oona
River.
1
Prince
Rupert
W.
O.
Crisp.
Kltwanea:
o
t
u.n.
dal.
Terrace;
WJj.
Deans.
ton;
L.
O.
Calder.
Smlthers-
Mr
onn
Mrs.
W.
H.
Utlev.
eltv
W
111
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can
can
kfm
keep
,m
up
f,
the
v,,
,
"
'
w..v.
lKtu
iwwiujf
ai
MariDorougn,
wilt
shire
England,
Tls
sala
thev
shouting
for
hours
and
never
get
tired.
It
is
only
the
audience,
perhaps,
tha
ge"
weaxy
TWO
FILMS
ARE
NOVEL
Lily
of
Klllarney"
and
"Student
Tour
at
Capitol
ihratrc
First
of
Week
A
novel
musical
romance
entitled
"Lily
of
Klllarney"
and
a
tunesomc
harmonic
comedy
"Student
Tour"
comprise
a
double
bill
being
presented
on
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
the
first
of
this
week
I
"Lily
of
Klllarney"
Is
a
British
j
picture
set
amid
the
picturesque
beauties
of
the
Emerald
Island
and
replete
with
splendid
Irish
music
including
many
of
the
popular
old
lrs
such
as
"Klllarney."
"Hunting
Song."
"Father
O'Flynn."
"The
Moon
f
las
Raised
Her
Lamp
Above."
Believe
Me
If
All
Those
Bndearhig
Young
Charms,"
"The
IVear
Little
Shamrock."
"My
Sheep
Dog
and
I."
My
Little
Irish
Ola"
and
"Ireland
In
Spring."
This
music
h
Interpolated
In
a
typically
Irtel'i
romantic
ltory.
The
cast,
chocen
to
large
ex-ten
for
Its
musical
talent,
is
headed
by
Olna
Malo.
John
Oajrlck
and
Stanley
Holloway.
In
addition
to
comedy
sullied
by
Jimmy
Durante
and
CJtartes
Qutterworth
and
half
a
rtuttn
new
nuslcal
hits
including
the
iwnaa-'
tonal
"Carlo"
dance
number.
"81
u-lent
Tour"
abounds
In
youthful
lersonallty.
The
musical
cruise
filled
with
cdmle
complications
and
omance
takes
one
to
raitous
parts
if
the
world
Including
Nw
York.
Tapan.
China.
Java.
India.
Montr
Carlo
and
PaYte.
W.
o.
Crlp.
manager
of
the
Hud
on"s
Bay
Co.'s
store
at
KUana.
irrlved
In
the
ltv
on
vinii
norninga
train1
from
the
Interior
(or
a
brief
busineai
vlait
in
tnwn
ind
will
be
returning
to
Kltwanga
nis
evening.
thtvmctict
COLMAN'S
MUSTARD
full
Silh
r
klllll!2
I
I
,
,
TONIGHT
and
TUESDAY
A
Musical
Itomancc
of
The
MOuld
Socl-
"Lily
of
Killarney"
A
pleasing
story
nf
j:
packed
with
Irish
w
;
songs
and
beautiful
Musical
Numhers
includf,.
"Klllarney."
-Ilunliii,
s.nC
-l
ather
O'llynn,"
TI,f
Moo,
Has
Railed
Her
lamp
Abou
-Ilfllcve
Me
If
All
Tho
r.n.
dearing
Young
tlurmv
Iht
Dear
Llltlc
Shamrock
With
John
Oarrirk
.
beauUful
little
I;.
(IN
A
MALO
Start
at
7:00
&
9
COLMAV5S
PLUS
A
Film
CruUe
of
Youth.
Beauty
and
Mrlodr
"STUDENT
TOUR"
vith
Maxine
Doyle
Charlejf'IJiittcrworth
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