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ckey
League
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Van-
Ter
Lions
lor
wsi,
pisce.
oy
w,
of
an
easy
four
to
one
victory
n
the
Lions.
;
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standing
w
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incouver.
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22
SPORT.CHAT
yely
and
Just
about,
as
'elf
ective
.
,
all-round
way'.
,
,'
Ltt
hs.
come
to
a,
point
';Iw;.re
a
don't
count,
A
sophomore
Cal:
lOrfc
Ito
name
an
all-Staf
team.
HOOP
GAME
I
IS
THRILLER
"
'."
i
'
Moot
HU
Onir
One
Point
to
Spare
in
IkiUnLainbte
&
Stone
i
'
Job
thev
will
have!
Ts
th?re
1
standing
goaltender
amon'
nuiupson
oi
Boston,
Roy
.
of:
Americans.
Georce
forth
df
Leafs,
Bill
Bcverldge
oons,
Will
Cude
of
Canadlens
pe
sensatlortal
rookie.
Mike
of
Chicago?
Well,
maybe',
fnd
Thompson
probably
'
.
will
majority
of
Votes.
Best
de
ln
are
.Shote:
Sleberti
Cv
orth,,
Lionel
Conachen
and
lEvans..
of
,'Marbons.
.
'.Ebbte
"ow
of
Dttrolt,
Earl
Selbcrt
pco;
Red
Dutfon
of
Amert-
i-iung
Johnson
6f
Ranaers.
Irner'ariti
Happy
Day
of
To-
nore,
it
sfcems;
stUl
heads
"P.
Fran'Ue
Boucher
of
;
remains
one
of
the
best
k
but
he
has
scarcely
showed.
uy
season'
as
the
superior
?w.
.Cooney
We'lland
'
of
'ros-i
trty
Barry,
of
Detroit,
Rom-...
Ins.-
Conacher'
and
Jackson
'"
pete.
with
these
aces
for
the
Schriner,
Jojlat,
Boll,
Dn,
Johnnv
OottsAllo"-
of'
Dlt
Cladtier
of
Boston
turle.
Herb
Uewls'
anrf
Syd
'
.
"rou,
uecu
Diiion
or
Tlieri
.may
e
others.,
It
a
close
vote.
from'end.to,
ne
Une-tm.
v
.
.
A
good
si2td.crowd
of
fans
saw
a
thrilling
tafne
on
senior
basketball
me
Ice
last
nlsW,
moved
up'frpnv
ilat
.night
between;
the.
Moose
and
iirth
place
in
the
Nor)h;eteraLamble,'.
tt
.Stone,
the
Moose
team
winninj.ny
onepoint,
39
to
38.
Half
time
score
In
the
Moose
favor
was
113.
thj
second,
half
..started
with
Armstrong
and
Lindsay
going
on
a
shoptlnq:
spree
to
'
put
Lambie
&
Stone'u)
th
'lead.
Then
the
Moose
started
feeding;
the
ball
to
Mitchell
,a,nd
Wmghjhji
Who
soon
had
the
team
in
theVlead
"again.
Moose-rSilles
(9V,
Wlngham
(12),
J,
Morrison
v(2)i'
Mitchell'
(8),
Smith
(l)i
R.
Morrison
J6);
total,
39.
Lambie
tt,
Btone-Johnson
(4).
jCaldej-one
Armstrong
(11),
LLtadJsay.
(njV'Amey,
D.
Morrison;
to;ta,i.(.3?.
.
1
l.t.HlJ.
1
.A
fop
the
:iir
"mc
w
-
mgh
Schbcij
came
but
of
the
nil
Um
hocwy
u
.ironpu
Vcettaf
by-.beatfo'g:
the
Legion
in
the
tie'
super-star,
whff
fis
.perioxm-
intermediate,
.fcame
with
a
score
of
sotr-starr,are,.supposca
,io
23.
u
.
It
was
an
easy
win
for
the
fnm.
The"
naines
ire
there
in
student,
riavu
ona
ui'rann
wr
;
iV."
;-:'OiV:
1
'
t
v
iw-;'
f'l.:-.
fixture.
Half
time
score
wa$
13
to-7
In
favor
of
the
Scythians.
The
Scouts
did
not
seem
to
cilck
at
all.
Houston,
for
the
Scythians,
!played
a
good
game
and
netted
10
points.
Scythians
Murray
(1),
Monte-sano,
Eby,
Veltch(2),
Houston
(10)
Roma
(6),
Antonelll;
total,
19.
"
Boy
Scouts
Eastman
(3)
Clau-soa
(5),
Erickson
(2),.Dybhavn
(3),
Montesano;
total,-13..
-
;
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
Senloi
League
,
;
W.
Grotto
!
,...2
programsand
thai
is
an.
xne;
(he
'best
tor;.IIlgh
School
while
all
ulT,
t
rt'f
the
soort
aren't
"'fooling
'
h
t,in
iUh
i
.kMo
&
Stone
.2
body.
.m
.a.
few
.asoH,fcc.
iot-.
Intermediate.
Lean
te.4s
ojren
anf
$lpse
benina,,.
High.
School
McMeekln
(4),
Nay-
Scythians
were
BUI
ook.
Moucnec,
voni-
jor
(2),
Davis.
(5).
Hlranb
(6),
Lear
Canadian
Leelon
ire,
Clancy,
Chuck.Qardlner.
(4n
Ca'mpb(,ii
2)
;
total,
23.
j
High
School
'.'
ias
(Jay
Hwheu-,BU1
Cqd
rqanadlan"
Legion
Suehlro
(3),j
them'
all,
'another
when
viereclMSV,
Brown;
(2).
Christlson.1
Ladies
Ire.stood
out-as
hockey's
treat-;
()vrime)r,Xl;
Eby;
total,
14
.Jot
the"
last
iwo
orvinree'yeara
Leacue
ISuper-surs.nave;
Deep
vnarui;.
-w.
fait'
movlnir
Grottettcs
are
EachVr.
HaiYey
Jackson,-
Shorq--,
at
the
top
of
the
Ladies'
nobody
else.
Bui.m'inw
narq.-
league,
ai
they
took
Annettes
into
High
School'
iht'ranipalfn.
Conacher,J.aclc-.
-imnb
a
score
of
12
to
8
last
Bov
Sp.nuts-
.
Sind,
6hore
have.
seldom
pushtd'
Beaj
and
smith,
for
Grot-
Moose
SK?F
vxnvi
.
vw
v
titles,-,
qia
;mosi
01
-we
scoring
scytmans
0
'
was,;'
sua
as.
iprmiaa(Di5
on
rKa5
.any
jorwaros
ln.nocifty,
t'
'been
merely
excellent
clng-
.'Others
hve.Rc6'red
as
many.
ilmort
as
many
goals,
Shre,
a
iorous
figure
In
htJ
own
Boston,
'.
td
to
score
a
goal
Jor
mor
than
months,
although,
e-;.
remSJns.
ably
the,
best-
.defenceman
.In,
woria,
Boe
45iperi,,Bftof4.'s.
Mr,
ha?
been
more
actlye
of
while
Ratchford,
for
Annettes'
collected
six
but
of
eight
points,
Annettes
Stone
(2),
Stamp-yin-cent,
Morris,,
Turgeon,
Ratchford
(8);
totalis.
Grottettes
Beale
(6)1
Dickens
(2),
McMeekln,
Brand,
Smith
(4);
total,
12.
.......3
2
..:1
League
'
.;...:.....4
.;
.....1
Junior
League
3
..;..:...i
.1
...:.......l
.
l.
.p:
'1
-i
2
?A
3-s'-;4
'
le
-;-
'
0
6
'
2
.
4
'.4
.2
0'
8
2
2
4
2
0
6
'
2
2
1
2
3
.
2
DAILY
HEWS
HAWKS
IN
LEAD
NOW
Displace
Hed
Wings
From
Top
Place
in
Hockey
League
7
7
"
'
,
DETROIT.
Jan.
31:
(CP)
-Chicago
o
.u,
t
Scythians
defeated
Bpy
Scouts
R1v
awks
dlsolaced
the
Detroit
oy
a
score
01
ia
vo
io
jnntr
junior
jHlgh
School
Annettes
Red
Wings
from
the
leadership
of
the
American
section
of
the
National
Hockey
League
last
night
by
defeating
the
Red
Wings
4
to
3
In
a
hotly
contested
game
on
Detroit
Ice.
Montreal,
Canadlens,
playing
at
home,
blanked
the
long-suffering
Tpronto
'Maple
Leafs
three
to
nil
and
took
exclusive
,
possession
of
third
place
In
the
international
section.
The
Americans,
playing
at
New
York,
were
left
in
the
cellar
by
losing
,3
tp.
2
to
the
Montreal
Maroons
in
a,
keenly
contested
match.
.
The,
league
standings
to,
date:
American
Section
W
D.
L,
F.
A.
P.
Chicago
Detroit
15
.3
10
.53
45
33
13
6
9
64
55
32
Rangers
12
5
14
53
65
29
Boston
......13
i,3
12
49
41
29
InternatSonal
Section
Montreal..,
13
4
11
56.57
30
Toronto;
.12
.3
12
,75
70
27
Canadiens
J9
7
14
56
69
25
Americans
10
3
15
61
65
23
.
BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE
February.
3
Orotto
vs.
Moose,
Scythians,
vs.
Legion,
High
School
vs.
Grotto,
Jr,
MoQse
vs.
High
School.
TOP
RIGHT.
A
tobacco,
field
in
Vir-
CIRCLE.
The
interior
of
tobacco
itOTdge.
burn.
in
Ontario.
One
of
the
Company!
Xeif
experu
is
thown"tigning
'
up"fo
the
farm's
crop
of
choice
tobacco.
BOTTOM
LEFT.
Cultivating
toWco
nttr
Delhi,
Ontario,
In
tile
background
re
the
ilns
in,
uihicli
the
tobacco
is
cured.
ffloarj'.
Th?y
cofriccde.'
'readily
that
EalaJt
tWnkefc'a
deadly
shot'
i-
tose
range".
Showing
"scant
et
for
the
svper-stars,'
'Paul
pson
and
Doxi-Domnes-
orchli
Black
Hawks,
Bill
Thorns-'
and.
-.
poiLot
Toronto,
Lerpy
Oo.lds--
-
K
of
.
Montreal
Canadlens
and,
have
come
along
to
establish,
,
lves
as
equals.
Little
.Au'rel'
.of
Canadlens,-veteran
of.
13
p.
is'
up
with-
the
leaders.;
:
I
lear
ato'
Hharll
Ponarhir
jockey's
No.
1
individual,.
To-Se
is
top-salary,'
man
of
the-;.
S'ho'ls
findlna
the
toina.
tough,
He
shoots
harder
anyone
els
but
he's
checked
than
anyone
else,
too,..
He
Is
good
a
backehecker
as
for
.
B",
Thorns,
Boll
or
Thompr
In
sports
writers
are
called
.
.B
Inter-League
Badminton
In
CN.,R.
Ai
Catholic
C.
N.
R.'A;'II..
1
:..
n,H
Prince
Rupert
'
Cathbilp''..'.".....l..
c!
N;
R.-.A;
7.
Regular
Play
Results
of
Wednesday
night's
play
In
the
Prince
Rupet
Badmln
ton
Association's
lriter-club
competition
were
as
follows:
''A"
League
Prince
Rupert,
.8;
Canadian
National
Recreation
As
sociation
1,
5;
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
II7;
Catho
lie
e.
"B"
League
Canadian
National
Receatlon
rAss6clatlbni
:
8;
,
prince
Rupert,.
6;
Catholic,
5..
,
J
The
standings'
ol
clubs
for
the
second
halfr
"
.
....'
..
.
"A"
League
r
Prince'.
Rupert
............jr:l;..v;..j32!
:28
.
9
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i
.
,
'
:
o
...
j
ju'....".
9
LeagGe-r.'.".
TTs,"?''r:x6,'
TenPiiiS'
RAILWAY
IN
LEAD
Although
They
Did
Not
Win
In
Bridge
League
Last
Night,
Bridge
League
results
last
night
were
as'
follows:;
Canadian
Legion
5069,
Grotto
5790.
Sons
of
Norway
6961r
C.
N,
R.
A.
6371.
'
Swifts
3547,
Musketeers;
7134."'
:
Rex
Bowling
Alley
4805;
Ramb
lers
6413.
.
.
C.
N.
R.
A
Ramblers
League
Standing
For
Musketeers
.........
Grotto
Swifts
Sons
of
Norway
pan.
Legion
...26728
...'26061
...25427'
...24628
...22808
...22774.
'
-.'.21299
Rex
Bowling
.Alley
:...20523'
Ag'st.
23906
22853
19194
24099'
23368
24889
25533
26306'
NEW
BOWLING'
.
LEAGUE
HERE
Eight
Team
Commercial
Cfrcuit.Tq
Start
Cunday
Afternoon
ernoon
.
A
Commercial
Bowling'
.Leiisqe.
has
been
.organized
in
the
-city
with,
eight
teanis
entered.
The.
hrst
league
games-
will1
be
'"played
)oh
,
;
,
...
iyunuay
'
aivummjn
alter
wivica
February.
2A-KnhxW
haha'rlfant
HnnHoe
anri'tvM
aire
nrtlT
V
Legion;
Atlln
Fisheries
"
vs.
Rose,,
lar
nights
of
playi
Th?
;
teams-
eri-I
Cowan
:&atta:.
.
.-''
jtered
are
KSlen
Motors,
32i
TaxlJ
I
February
--Grotto
-
vs'.
Rose',.
Fisheries.
Experimental
Station,1
Cowanis
LattarPqwer
Corporation
oilers,
Watts
Grocery.
Ca'nad$rr
vs,
Canadian
Legion.
,
National
Re'creaUori
Assoc
idtlon,'
February
9
AtfXs
fisheries
vs.
Bankers
and
Rupert
Butchel's.
The'
'
i-.nw,
nuuA
nyici
iviuuc.
game
if
ten
pins.-
(
-
-
---
....
,.
.
.
-
.
.
--
-
-
.
-,
yioa
Bowling
ETe,ryjboy.wilI
.Vint
y;
February
4JiXttNttiti
is
J
.
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f
;Ibruar;
jrftirjniettei
-xi.
ilae
key
BooV,'HoW:to.be.;,
;.
.
ome
aaibckey-Sttr'',
Jy
y
.
.
T;
F;T(Tomrty)
.Gprnym,
.
v
.
coach
and
njafla4tr
ot-tH.'
VorI3
.;Chamtldn-i
Monti
f
q
real
iiarooni.
oia.
Docyj
t
.
win.
mtb
-ny:.
wk.
ort
,ugh;
kn'owteda
'
.pf
dlrts
ibetbw
UWt
irohS'.f
tte
oROWN
BHAN;'
back!
your
n,m
f'na
fim-4dtn
Mlinlvrffettitl
words,'."
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WTM
n
"It's
the
Tobacco
that
Counts!"
matter
what
form
your
tobacco
preference
takes
'convenient
cigarette,
NO
-
mellow
agar,
comfortable
pipe
your
smoke
satfefactiqn.
birW.withj'lic
glossy
green
leaves
waving
gracefully
across
hundreds
of
thousaqdiof
.Droad
acres
in
many
lands.
.
'
'
..',.
This
Company
has
to
deal
'.with
an
all-time
purchasing
problem
that
is,
perhaps;,
the
most
difficult
in
industry.
Our
tobacco
leaf
is-bbught'-'tjiccywrilbcfbrc
:tKc
.
finished
product
is
marketed,
and
thcn.agcd
"in
the
wood":foi;an
average
:bf'tftrty
months.
This
year's
crop
will
riot
be
sm6kcd
until
1939.
''
.
'
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:
Tobacco
is
"temperamental".
Crops'
show
yarjatfoni
frdcatori
:txj''8&tsbltji.-;
even
in
the
.same
localities.
HoUr's
of
sunshine,
inches
of
ninfall,"chSngtng
'spil
:
.conditions
affect,
leaf
quality.
"
""
'
'
'-l;
The
Company's
leaf
experts-
must
know,
before
the
buyitig
season
opcnsxivhere-the
best
grades
of
different
types
are
to
be
found.
Thcy'must
be;
instfUcfcUffcf
,carcful
estimating,
what
quantities
arc
to
be
purchased
to
mcet
minufactunhg
.
requirements
of
three
years
later.
''.
"
"';'"'..'
Field
scouts
report
local
crbp
conditions.
Upon
these
reports
buyers
base
their
plans..
Their
operations
are
world-wide.
Cuba,
Turkey,
Yirgrniaj
Kcn,tucty,
Javai
iSumatra,
Ontario
and
Quebec
all
contribute
their
shares
qt
different
jeaftypci...
.
It's
expensive,
of
course.
Accurate
advance
information,
the
services
pCa'torp'
;of
expert
buyers,
cost
money.
Large
companies,
such
as
ours;
arc
cbmpdleiUq
tetp
millions
of.dollars
tied
up
in
tobacco
in
storage
allthctime'.
''.''';
No.
room'
for
guesswork
here
j
'
,
;
.
By
solving
these
problems
year
after
year
wc
have
built
up.
a,
reputation
'for'
"unvarying
high
quality
for
bur
cigarettes,
cigars
and
tobaccos.
We
arct
"jcalqus
of
pur
good
reputation
and
you
can
r.cly
on
our
unstinted
efforts
.to
guard
agajnit
any:',
deviation
from
this
acknowledged
high
standard.
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TOBACCO
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LIMITED
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