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4th,
1935.
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IJelnif
Handed'
Down
From
Gen-eration
To
Generation
In
England
WORCESTER.
Eng.,
Dee
3:
(CP)
In
his
will,
Albert
Vivian
Mo&re
of
The
Hurst,
Hagley,
Worcestershire
left
to
his
son,
Christopher
Edward
Moore,
the
'All-England
cricket
bat
formerly
belonging
to
my
father,
William
Henry
Moore."
The
story
of
the
old
bat.
worn
and,
to
modern
eyes,
shapeless,
was
told
by
its
recipient.
"I
wouldn't
part
with
it
for
anything,"
he
said.
"In
the
top
hat
days
of
1863
my
grandfather
was
one
of
a
Walsall
22
picked
to
play
against
an
All
England
eleven.
He
scored
a
century
and
nearly
made
enough
runs
to
win
the
match
but,
in
fact,
was
11
runs
short.
"His
side
presented
him
with
the
bat,
on
which
"they
engraved
an
inscription
in
silver"
Annette's
Make
Good
Start
In
Bowling
Again
Annette's
again
demonstrated
their
superiority
in
the
Ladies'
Bowling
League
last
night
by
de
feating
Doodads
1590
to
1359.
In
the
second
game
of
the
evening,
Mac
cabees
won
over
Rangers
1348
to
1284.
High
individual
average
was
194
by
Miss
Mickey
Skattebol
of
Annette's.
Individual
scores:
Annette's
Skattebol,
388;
Basso-
Bert,
326;
Owens,
319;
Brown,
299;'
V.
Morse,
258.
Doodads
McKeown,
277;
Ingram,
291;
Lil
Johnson,
318;
Parent,
157;
Ciccone,
316.
Rangers
Letchford,
238;
Montgomery,
248;
Jonasson,
228;
Ray-bone,
325;
Armour,
245.
Maccabees
Colussi,
345;
I.
Morse,
190;
Beale,
213;
Pettenuzo,
244;
Fritz,
356.
These
were
the
first
games
of
the
second
quarter,
Annette's
having
won
the
first
quarter
which
con
cluded
last
week.
MINK
&
MARTIN
Mink
Pelts
are
20
Percent
Higher
I
have
an
order
for
10,000
Mink
and
5,000
Martin.
Any
fur
with
hair
on
It
interests
me.
G
O
L
D
IJ
L
O
O
M
The
Old
Reliable
The
Moose
lost
to
Lambie
&
Stone
39
to
38
in
a
heetlc
knock-'em-down
Jand
drag-'em-out
Senior
League
basketball
game
last
night.
The
Clothiers
speared
three
baskets
and
a
penalty
before
the
Lodgemen
got
their
first
basket
and
then
the
boys
went
to
work
in
real
style
with
the
Clothiers
playing
the
better
brand
of
ball.
The
Moose
could
have
tied
it
up
in
the
first
half
on
penalty
shots
but
they
did
not.
Half
time
score
was
18-17
In
favor
of
Lambie
&
Stone.
The
Moose
never
got
ahead
in
the
second
half
but
Stiles
tied
the
score
at
23-23
with
eleven
minutes
to
go
and
it
was
a
ding-dong
battle
to
the
final
whistle.
Mitchell
had
two
chances
to
even
the
score
with
four
minutes
to
go
but
failed
to:
convert
his
two
penalty
shots.
Cal-!
derone,
Johnson
and
Lindsay
werei
bounced
on
personals.
Intermediate
League
The
Canadian
Legion
ran
roughshod
over'trie
King
Edward
High
School
Intermediates
46
to
12
in
a
one-sided,
uninteresting
game.
The
Vets
had
a
20-point
lead
at
half
time
with
score
being
22-2.
It
was
quite
clearly
seen
'
that
the
Students
were
having
an
off
nignt
on.
i
Ladies'
League
Annette's
defeated
the
Grottettes
9-5,
in
the
Ladies'
League
although
the
latter
girls
were
without
the
services
of
Smith
who
was
Injured
in
the
first
five
minutes
of
play.
Half
time
score
was
7-5
in
favor
of
Annettes.
Junior
League
The
Boy
Scouts
took
the
Scythians
into
camp
to
the
tune
of
j
18-7
in
a
wild
passing
Junior
.
game.
Half
time
score
was
8
to
3.
Individual
scoring:
Junior
League
Scythians
(7)
Roma,
Antonelll
(4),
Murray
(1),
Montesano,
Veltch,
Postuk,
Gullck,
Shrubsall
(2).,
Boy
Scouts
(18)
Eastman
(21,
Brown
(8),
LIndseth
(2),
Dearie
(2),
Hlroli
(2),
Erlckson
(2),
Dybhavn.
Ladies'
League
Annettes
(9)
E.
Morris
(7),
Stone
(2),
Stamp-Vincent,
Turgeon,
Ratchford,
Eva
Mortis.
Grottettes
(5)
Smith,
Dickens,
Beale
(2),
Gulick,
McMeekin
(1),
Croxford
(2),
Hallberg.
Intermediate
League
High
School
12)
Campbell
(4),
O'Neill,
Davles.
(6),
McMeekin,
Nay-lor
(2).
Munro.
Legion
(46)
Moxley
(2),
Arm.
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FIVE
Old
Cricket
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Is
Real
Relic!
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Tim
rm
10
iiEii;
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Lamliie
&
Stone
Win
Over
.Moose
In
Hectic
Senior
MaU;h
Vancouver
Lions
Are
Back
in
Lead
Defeated
-Calgary
Last
Night
To
Again
Displace
Portland
From
Top
of
Hockey
League
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
3:
(CP)
Vancouver
Lions
shuttled
back
into
the
leadership
of
the
Northwestern
Hockey
League
with
a
one-point
margin
over
the
Portland
Buckaroos
as
a
result
of
a
four
to
two
victory
over
Calgary
on
Van
couver
ice
last
night.
The
league
standing
to
date:
W.
D.
L:
P.
A.
P.
Vancouver
-5.
2
1
29
16
12
Portland
4
3
0
17
10
11
Seattle
3
0
4
13
15
0
Calgary"
2
1
5
20
30
5
Sdmopton
1
2.
5
15
23
4
Cribbage
League
Meat
Packers,
Grotto,
Canadian
Legion
and
Sons
of
Norway
Winners
Prince
Rupert
Cribbage
League
results-
last
night:
I.
O.
O.
P.
12,
Meat
Packers
15.
Moose
.10,
Grotto
17.
Canadian
Legion
15,
Elevator
12.
C:
N.
R.
A.
11,-Sons
of
Norway
16.
The
standing-to
date:
Grotto
105
Canadian
Legion
'.
101
Sdns
of
Norway1.
98
while
the
Legion
were
very
muchi
,
.;
'
,
Meat
Packers
.
94
C.
N.
R.
A.
93
Moose
90
I.
O.
O.
F
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LEAGUE
STANDINGS
Senior
League
W.
Moose
-
5
Lambie
&
Stone
,
5..
Grotto
3
Intermediate
League
High
School
......t,..........5
.
Scythians
,-i
.-
4
Canadian.
Legion
...4
Ladies'
League
Grottettes
7
Annettes
4
High
School
2
Junior
League
M6ose-
5
Boy
Scouts
5
High
School
2
strong
(10),
Blake
(8),
McPhee
(16),
Scythians
.1
L.
4
4
5
4
4
5
2
5
6
1
2
4
6
Ten
Pin
Scoring
81
Brown
(2),
Suehlro,
Chrlstinson
(2),
Viereck
(6).
.
Senior
League
Lambie
&
Stone
139)
Arney
(1).
D,
Morrison
Caldie'Vorie
(5),
Lindsay
(10),
Moxley,
Johnson
(5),
Lambie
(18),
Viereck.
Moose
(38)
Wingham
(10),
Mitchell
(7),
Pierce
(2),
Stiles
(10),
Smith,
J.
Morrison
(7),
R.
Morrison
4).
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Sunday
Evening
Printers
Beat
Legion
and
Elks,
Won
Over
Moose
Rose,
Cowan
&
Latta
defeated
Canadian
Legion
two'to
one
in
one
Ten
Pin
Bowling
League
'
fixture
yesterdaywhlle
the
first,
place"
Elks
won
over
.Moose
by.a
similar
score
in
trie
nther.
Hieh
averaee
scorer
.
--
v
.r.
i
was-
James
Andrews
of
therElks
with
180".
,
,
The
individual
scoring
was
as
follows:
Rose,
Cowan
&
Latta
Bill
Vance,
430;
Ole
Franks,
451;
McCallum,
492;
Walter
Vance,
386;
Clccpne,
''
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'
473.
Canadian
Legion
Schriaberg,
493;
Todd,
469;
Howard
KeefA
351;
Allshede,
438;
Hill,
457.
Elks
Andrews,
'541
Johnson,
385;
Joy,
419;
Scott,
482;
Arriey,
398.
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1
,
;
Moose
Roy
Morirson,.
532;
F.
339;
Morgan,
387.
The
standing
to
date:
.
,
l'
Elks
."....20
;
Atlin
Fisheries
L.16
:
Power
Corporation
16,.;
Rose,
Cowan
&
Latta
......14
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Knox
Hotel
.......
13
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Grotto
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TU'S.T
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ON
TV
Method
in
Madness!
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vovi
yovuii
HAVE
TO
MAKE
OUT
AN
MEVO
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AND
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5.
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Meeting
ComDetition
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MEAN
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SMP1MS
AND
HE'S
LDOKtMq
'sport
chat
Alex
Greenwood,
whJ
recently
vGltecThere"
with
his
parents,
Ser-i
geant
and
Mrs.
George
H.
Green
wood,
is.
starring
this
winter
with
the
Imperial-Scotias
team
of
the
Bank
Hockey
League
in
Vancouver.
He
is.
captain
of
the
team
which
won
Its
opening
game
on
Wednes
day
night
of
last
week
by
defeating
Royals
3
to
2.
The
games
are
played
at
the
Arena
In
Vancouver.
Reporting
the
game,
the
Vancouver
Pro
vince
says:
"Greenwood
starred
for
Imperial-Scotias,
getting
the
tying
goal
in
the
second
period
and
the
winner
'lri'
the
third."
Greenwood
It
teller
In
the
main
braneh
of
the
Imperial
Bank
of
Canada
on
Granville
Street
in
Vancouver.
Gladys
Fry,
member
since
,1927
of
Edmonton-
Grads,
perennial
queens
of
the
world
basketball
I
courts,
is
the
new
captain
of
Jhe
Morrison,
462;
Russell,
318;
Royer.ltsam.
She
succeeds
Margaret
Mac-
j
Burney,
leader
since
1925
who
retired
following
the
International
L.
series
with
Sf.
Louts
for
ths
Under-7
wood
Trophy.'
First
"outsider"
to
11
be
chosen
captain,
Miss
Fry
Is
one
11!
of
two
girls
In
the
club's
history
13
who
were
not
students,
of
Edmon-
14
ton
Commercial
High
School.
She
TOYS
At
Prices
You
Want
to
Pay
Our
Store
is
Full
of
IDEAL
GIFTS
That
Save
You
Money
Kaien
Hardware
A
satisfactory
place
to
shop
BOWLING
BUY
IN
PRINCE
RUPERT
Ten
Pin
League
15
attended
Strathcona
High
School,
December
3
Moose
18
and
graduated
from
the
University
Corporation;
Grotto
19
of
Alberta
in
household
efconbmics.
Cowan
&
Latta.
Because:
1.
Local
stores
give
gooi'rvalue.'for
the
money
pended.
"
2,
-,Xoutcan
inspect
the
goods
.
efore
buying.
-''
'.
Many
stores
allow
returns
if
not
satisfactory.
Local
stores
have
a
reputation
to
maintain.
Pictures
are
deceiving
and
mail
order
goods
are
seldom
what
they
are
expected
to
be.
G.
By
buying
at
home
you
are
helping
Prince
Rupei;t
7.
By
buying
at
home
you
are
providing
bread
for
local
people.
8.
By
buying
at
home
every
dollar
circulates
and
.
'
will
return
to
you.
.
i
9.
Djscourage
the
sweatshop
labor
that
supplies
the
nlail
order
houses.
,
10.
By
buying
at
home
your
purchases
circulate.
Think
what
this
means
to
your
own
little,
family.
Make
Your
Dollars
Talk
by
Buying
iir
Prince
Rupert
It
is
a
Good
Habit
to
Acquire
Re
a.
Sport
and
Help
Your
Own
Home
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