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Friday,
February
28,
1936
A
correspondent
writing
in
from
.Westview
yesterday
compiamea
aoout
the
radio
reception
in
that
district.
We
...iii.
i
t
if
,
i
.
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i
'
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.yuiie.agiee.
wjlh
mm.
itacilO
reception
IS
SO
Dad
.in
SOme
.'.Scythians.
41-Dominato
(14),
.homes
that
the
owners
of
sets
have.almost
given
up
hope
Beynon
n,
Murray
2i,
currie
(2),
and
do
not
attempt
to
use
them
any
more.
.-Montes&ao
(5),
Giiiis,
Letourneau
But
inquiry
around
the
city
elicits
the
information
that
tnJ;eh
qhnnl
n,vlpc
,ri
reception
is
also
bad
in
other
sections,Some
evenings
iB:J
Si
almost
impossible
to
get
reception
on
the
long
wave
be-iHirano
n,
o-Neiii
(3),
Munro.
cause
of
the
noise.
The
Whole
situation
is
most
.discour-i
Senior
Game
aging
and
needs
attention.
New
Metiakatla
(35)
Marsden
.
(13),
Hayward
(4),
R.
Leask
(7),
Japan-has
taken
a
step
backward
in
the
slaying
of
several
of
her
most
able
statesmen.
They
were
shot
down
in
cold
blood
by
a
group
of
young
army
of
f
icers
who
objected
to
the
liberalizing
tendencies
of
the
day,
wishing
rather
to
.see
the
country
in
the
hands
of
the
military.
The
slain
.statesmen
were
among
those
who
feared
the
present
jiuiiLaosuc
lenuencies
01
iNippon
ana
stooa
lor
control
of:i
the
military
by
the
civil
powers.
It
smacked
somewhat
of
i
he
Nazi
purge
in
Germany
a
year
ago
but
the
alleged
offenders
were
not
rebels
or
conspirators
against
the
Emperor.
They
simply
held
to.
the
opinion
that
the
military
!
power
should
hold
predominance
over
the
civil.
i
If
the
coup
is
allowed
to
pass
without
punishment
of'
the
offenders
it
will
be
a
serious
setback
to
democracy
in.
Japan..
In,
any
event
ihe
movement
is
ve'ry
serious
and
no'
one
can
tell
yet
what
the
results
may
be.
Bolton,
Reece
7),
B.
Leask
(4).
Prince
Rupert
(32)
Morgan,
IRatchford
3,
Lindsay
(4).
Smith.
McPhee,
Johnson
(4),
Mitchell
4),
Morrison,
Stalker,
Stiles
(17).
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Friday,
Februar
193
iNew
metiakatla
ueieats
rrince
i
Rupert35
'
to
32
in(0pener
Of
Irtterown
Series;
TastMatch
t
!
Before
a
howling
mob
of
basketball
fans
New
Metiakatla
won
the
first
game
of.
the:
international
.seriea
from
Prince
Rupert
last-night
by
35452
score.-
It
Avas
a
dose,
fast
and
exciting
game.
The
Alaskans
took
the
lead
right
from
the
start
and
they,
were
never
headed
although,
in
the
last
few
minutes,;
it
looked
as
if
Rupert
might
win.
However,
the
final
whistle
was
sounded.
before
the
locals
could
get
vvv-ii
Y.rrn1T
any
closer.
KhSI
HI'S
IN
;
The
first
half
started
fast
with
"UUULfl
U
111
the
Alaskans
getting
raost-nf
.the
i
i
T1ttI1fcTrT,ltT
play
and
points.
Little
Johnnie
I)
A
1
I
V
Hi
1
1
Ul
1
I
ing
ena
at
j.ne
conclusion
.
oi
uu
i
Play.
I
Tho
AUStars
were
in
thereiight
Tow-
neyy.WUh
Wore
Scheduled
For
Tonight
ing
but
they
could
not
get
any
more
j
Last-
night's
results
in
the
Can-
,man
u
points
wnue
uie
visitors
jadian
JJaUonabRecreaUonnAssocia
chained
up
25.
,
It
was
in
the
second
half
that
1
the
locals
started
for
town,
but
the
Annette
Island
crew
tightened
up
ton
the
defence
and
they
had
too
'big
a
lead
for
the
home
team
to
overcome.
The
visitors
put
on
a
display,
of
basketball
:
.that
.was
a.
treat
to
watch
arid
they
well
deserved
their
victory.
Scythians
smeared
the
High
School
41
to
13
in
a
one-sided
intermediate
game.
High-
School
won
a
close
.victory
over
Annettes.
9
to
8
In
the
Ladies'
League.
Boy
Scouts
lost
to
High
School
15
to
13
in
a
fast
Junior
game.
Individual
scoring:
,
Junior
Game
High
School
(15)
Fulton
(8),
Fitch
(2),
O'Neill
(4),
Yamanaka,
Lundquist
(1).
Boy
Scouts
(13)
Eastman
(2),
Erickson
(2),
Dybhavn,
Bremner
H),
Clausen
4i,
Montesano
(4.
Ladies'
League
Annettes
(8)
E.
Morris
.(41,
Ratchford,
Stone,
Eva
Morris
(4),
Stamp-Vincent.
High
School
(9)
Davis,
McLeod
.42),
Blaln
(4),
Mussallem
2),
T.
Davis
U),
Wilson.
Intermediate
Game
lion's-
badminton
tournament
'were
is
follows:
Men's
.Singles
Greggor
beat,
Bartlett
15
10,
8-15,
15-2.
Gibson
beat
Blake
7-15,
15-7,
15-11.
..Hortonr
beatSummers
i5.-10,;
I5
10.
..Ladies'
Doubles
B,
Berner
and
E.
Finley
beat
Mrs
Gibson
and
K.
Fortune
15-10
10-15,
15
12.
E.
Davis
.and
N.
E.
Rivett
.beat
O.
.Munro
and.S,
Stuart
15-9,
19-9.
"
Ladies'
S'ngles
Mrs,
Horton
beat
B.
Berner
11-1.
11-6.
Mixed
Doubles
Mrs.
Young
and
Horton
teat
;
E.
Rivett
and.
W;
Brass
15-10,
15-10.
K.
Fortune
and
Bartlett
beat
Mrs.
McAuley.and
J.
Murrayll-15
15-10,
15-11.
Friday's.
Draw
Games
scheduled
for
today:
8
p.m.-MMrs.
Overend
and
Dr
Poole
vs
Mrs
Young,
and
Jloitor
M.
.Vance
and
J.
Gibson
vs
Mr.;
Stamford
and.
W.
Murray.
9
p.m.
W.
Murray
and
Blake
vs
Stamford
and
Blake.
Gibson
vr.
Horton.
iBadminton
Scores
Jnterieague
Plays
Prince.
Jlupert
Club
Maintains
Lead
.
In.
Iloth,
Divisions
This
week's
scores
in
the
Prince
Rupert
-Badminton
Club's
inter-league
tournament
were
as.
follows:
"A";.Leaeue
Rupert
Club,
11.
C,
Nu-R..No.
1,
9.
CrtNj:R,.A
110,-2,3.
i"B"
League
Rupert
Club,
5.
C.
N,,R..10.
Catholic
5.
Basketball
Standing
iieniot
League
W.
L.
P.
Lambie
.Stone
-.5
4
JO
Grotto
4
.
3
.8
Moose
'
.....
......3
.5
G
.
Jntermediate
Xeague
Scythians
6
1
.12
Canadian
Legion
,
4
,4
8
High
School
.2
7-4
.
Ladies'
League
Grottettes
6
3
12
High
School
...5
'3
10
Annettes
....
!..
:-..2
-7
4
Junior
League
High
School
.
4
3
8
Moose
4
2
8
Bcythians
..3
4
6
Boy
Scouts
2
.
4
4
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'Annettes-Maccabees
'
Winners
inBowling
fkruiuiiro
aim
f
'
o
Beaten
LastiNifht
In
the
Ladles'
Bowling
League
last,nteht
Annettes
defeated
Brunettes
and
Maccabees
defeated
Prince
Rupert
GradS.
'
i
Individual
scoi
Ing:
Anncttesr-Skattebol,.
371
;
Basso-Bert,
342;
Owen,
27G;
Johnson,
286;
Morse,
245;-,totaU
1520.
BrunettesHbDominato.
,287;
Co-lussl.
197;
Garner,
207;
iBerg,
248;
Johnstone,
283;
-total
1222.
Maccabees
Col
ussl
311;
Beale,
279;
-Pettenuzzo,
250;
Scott,
277;
Turgeon,
359;
total,
1476.
P.
R.
Grads
Stromdahl,
386;
Nelson.
304;
Ballinger.
.312;
Hall-
jerg-
228;
Mrs.
Ballinger,
226;
total,
1456.
High
.average
scorer
was
R.
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paper.
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is
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B.
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late
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