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.
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t.
H
I
I
CPHPT
rtlAT
P
AT
TRICK
WINS
lingnams
nutc
ucu
uivc
Senior
Leayrie
Victory
f
o
Moose
i
;
back
with
two
more
by
John
on
aYi'd
Sahtefbane,
the
Moose
aged
to
hold
their
lead
until
.
i
.
.
.
tie
wnistie.
Intermediate
League
Led
by
Beynon,
their
dirh'Iriutlve
!
dynamic
forward,-
JhevJEcyth-
ans
won
a
one-sided
Intermediate
ague
victory
over
the
Regiment
a
47-14
count.
This
lad
estab-hed
a
record
for
point-getting
season
when
he
speared
ah
(ten
thirty
tallies
for
himself.
The
tore
well
Indicated
the
Dlav
as
he,
militia
men
never
once
were
in
he
running.
At
the
rest
period
hey
were
on
the
short
end
of
an
-5
score.
.
In
the
second
half,
Beynon,
fed
W
Campbell,
continued
hlsscor-
pg
spree,
and
the
Regiment
guards,
pther
than
check
'him.
allowed
btm
to
run
wild,
much
to
their
ubsequent
grief
as
he
gathered
inother
17
points
for
himself.
The
fhole
Scythian
team
exhibited
"tty
co-ordination
throughout
he
game.
Ladies'
League
m
the
Ladies'
League,
the
High
School
continued
their
onward'
narch
as
they
turned
back
An
nette's
13-12
in
a
fast
and
exciting
finish,
Blaine
gave
the
Students
In
8-3
lead
In
thr
first.
sptnn
trough
three
nice
Jump-shots.'
A
feature
of
this
half
was
the
double
lomblnation
of
MacLeod"'
nitti
Pavls
wh6
time
nftVr
-MrtSA.Wnt'r.h
ball
ram.
The
second
nerlod
started
with
he
Milliners
trying
h?rd
tp
over
time
the
lead.
-They
'climbed
ufc-to
mree
points
and,
with
four
imutes
to
go,
took
the
lead
at
to-
through
snnnnv
rnmh1nnl!inh
kith
Morris
and
Dickens
on
the
wring
end.
Annette's
had
tough
Uck
their
shooting
and,
with
rconds
to
go,
Blalnfi
fnnlArf
Wilson
k'ho
missed
the
resulting
free
throw
K've
victory
to
the
Students.
Jn
the
curtain
raiser,
the
King
award
nigh
School:
bovs
waltzed
Found
the
Seal
Cove
entry
and
p'wrea
an
easy
23-9
win.
O'Neill
IQ
Hirano
were
the
big
guns
for
gh
School
While
Mhrtfnv
was
the!
nl
.,
,
une
WHO
KPemeA
nMn
tn
find
he
basket
for
the
East
Enders.
individual
scoring
was
as
follows:
Junior
League
H18h
School
Hirano
fOV.
Fitch
Bolton,
O'Neill
(9),
Knutson
total.
23
Seal
Cove-M'eCouVer,
MacDoh-
"aizeil.
Rysta'd
(U.
t)ennl
f2).
aeKay
(),Rltchre;
tdtal,
9.
f
LadiesVLea'tue
ft
5'i
MCLeod.
VlAxnolliVn'
Arr,M
'ne
(Q)(
Robertson:
totaCir
"".eue-s-wilson
(5),
Ratchford,
'
"'ens
(2)',
B.;
Morris
(5)
Ei
'ckens
Brentzeh;
total,
12A
,f
'"
Intermediate
League
?Lt0urneau
(8'
Currie
(3)1
rn''
Campbell
(61;
,
total,
47.
regiment
r
i....,,
i.j
winaama
vol,
:
wn
(3),
p,
Comadlna.
Johnston.
fidwlirig
Play
iRANGERS
GAME'
Is
Postponed
6'nly
Two
Teams.
Turned
Up
Commercial
League
Last
'
'
'
Night
2nd
172
137
149
157
130
30
775
2nd
125
149
152
138
151
8
In
...
HaK
the
scheduled
play
In
the
It's
getting
-
to
u
be
a
-
v.
habit
lit
with
Commercial
Bowling
League
last
I'inaham,
southpaw
staf
of
the
,Ai
...,
loose,
to
pull
the
hat
trick
n
the
Qny
two
tCams
(urned
thcse
moments
ui
me
senior
Das-
baln
Baillnee,.s
and
KfrMppk1n.s
ketball
games.
Last
night,
In
Xhe
whlcw
,ere
to
hnvp
n,,v-
Pr,n
leature
spot
of
a
good
basketball
Rupert
Butchm
and
B.ologlciI
Sard,
his
tvftf
big
baskets,
with
only
wo
minutes
to
go,
were
the
decld-
ng
factor
in'
the
Moose
handlhg-a
7
to
33
defeat
to
&
fast
Lamble
&
Stone
squad,
Both
teams
.played
a
ovely
brand
of
ball,
the
Moose
for
ma
line
working
exceptionally
tell
with
their
gua'fds.
The
first
half
was"
afl
Moose
but,
liter
(he
rest
period,
Lamble
&
tone
opened
up
to
overcome
the
odgemen's
21-9
lead
and
siicceed-
fd
in
bringing1
their
score
to
13-21
but
missed
shot
after
shot
under
he
hoop.
With
eight
minutes
to-
go
tie
score
stood
29-19
for
the
Moose.
Baskets
by
Johnson,
Santerbane,
Beynon
and
borriinato
brought
the
ore
to
$0-29
with
Just
three
mlri-
Station
respectively.
The-two
miss
liigteams
.
will
bowl
on
Sunday
against
the
scores
made
last
night
by
their
opponents.
Jack
Rutter
was
high
individual
scorer
last
night
with
167.
Individual
scoring
was
as
Ballanger's
1st
Rutter
;.....,.
ICO
Smith
129
Bl6u
.l......ri
......162
Rushede
:.
142
West
.........141
Handicap
30
Totals
,.
'.
7C4
McMeekih's--
1st
McMeeklri
159
tes
left.
Then
Wlngha'rn
stepped
-'Taylor
150
ana
sans
inree
Deauuiui
loop
Mbbard
124
ots:
Although
the
Clothiers
came
utchetid
I1ZlZ1U
Houston"
....i.
89
Handicap
...'1...'.
'..
8
3rd
1G9
ICO
163
125
133
30
780
3rd
144
134
182
139
136
8
Totals
648
723
743
LADIES'
LEAGUE
November
,
25
Knockouts
vs.
C.
if
"ft.
A,
ue
Birds
vs.
Spark
Plugs,
Annettes
vs.
Doodads,
Rangers
vs.
Grotto;
Beynon
(6),
Lindsay
(1),
Santer
bane
(6),
Domlnatd
110),
Calderone
(6),
Arney;
total,
33.
Moose
Stiles
(9),
Mitche'll
(7),
Morrison,
Armstrong
(7),
Wlngham
(iili
'Smith;,
..total;
;
37,
Referees
were
Johnny
Comadlna
and
Walter
Johnson.
Scorer
-Vis
J:
Antonelll.
The
league'
standing
to
date:
Senior
League
r
W,
Grotto
3
Moose
2
Lamble
&
Stone
1
Intermediate
League
Scythians
3
Moose
..2
Ben's
1
Regiment
Q
Ladles'
League
Annette's
3
High
School
3
Grottettes
0
Junior
League
L.
I
2
3
0
1
2
3
1
1
4
B6y'Sc6uts-i-..-.!:....'......:...2'
1
Junior-Moose
v.
.2
1
High
School
2
1
Seal
Cove
0
3
P.
6
4
2
'6
4
2
6
6
6
6
'i
4
4
0
MOVE
UP
Section'
Leadership
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
20:
(CP)
New
York
Rangers
required
but
one
goal
last
night
to
defeat
Detroit
Red
Wings
whohi
they
Joined
In
a
tie
The
cahadiens.
at.
Montreal,
scored
&
close
victory
over
New
York
Americans
and
took'
.a
firm
hold
oh
second
place
In
.the
international
section,
close
behind
the
Americans.
.
Last
night's
National
Hockey
League
scores:
New
York
Americans
2,
Cana-dlens
3.
Detroit
0,
New
York
Rangers
1.
Maroons
4,
Chicago
0.
The
league
standings:
international
Section
w.
d:
L.
F.
A.
p.;
Americans
3
2
1
13
9
8
CanadlenS
3
0
2
10
10
6
Toronto
1
1
2
10
9
3
Montreal
1
2
2
8
8
American
Section
Detroit
2
2
1
12
8
6
Rangers
..1
3
0
2
14
9
6
Chicago
0
3
2
4
12
3
Boston
1
0
2
3
9
2
Amateur
Athletic
Union
in
Session
Regina
Convention
to
Consider
Permitting
Professional
Play
In
One
Line
and
Amateur
In
Another
REGINA.
Nov.
2d:
(CP)
The
an-iual
convention
of
the
Amateur
Athletic
Union
of
Canada
opened
here
yesterday.
One
of
the
most
oiportant
matters
to
be
taken
up
s
the
proposal
that
athletes
may
je
permitted
to
play
professionally
in
one
line
of
sport
ahd
Teiain
heir
amateur
status
in
another.
Today
the
union
approved
the
first
of
four
submitted
points
regarding
amateur-professional
re-';itions
wheh
it
adbpted
a
resolu-Uon
providing
that
amateur
teams
may
play
exhibition
matches
with
any
time
during
a
season.
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
AieeSUE
MTH
ME.
KMOVJ
BY
VS
TIME
hVVT
THE
CUSTOMER.
l
ALWAYS
RIHT
TONES!
SMS
'
CAW
-nLueS
EM6'A5t'
7
S0.
HOME
.
LEtME
'SEE
THAT
SUBTl
rnjTE
EW3A3E
I
(SAVE
VUH
1
(ffeSSirerj
4V
r
STi
1
t
VUOM'T
HA'JB
$CXL
IT,
MAC,
J
CAUSE
vLU
BE
VIE
Are
I
KW
THE
&EAU
THIKJG'
S.OOM
Nick
Belafatfo,
Boston
Italian,
released
after
tryouts
with
three
teams
lh
the
Cape
Breton
Colliery
Professional
Baisrnt
L'eague
stated
In
a
latter
to
friends
that
he
shad
signed
a
contract
with
t
Boston
Red
Sox,
of
the
American
League.
Belfaitto,
a
burly
south-
'
paw,
played
with
New
Waterford
Lester
Patrick's
Pucksters
Now
In
t(x
several
eefe
last
summen
Later
Tie
With
Detroit
For
American
he
went
to
Reserve
where
he
spent
a
week
on
the
bench.
He
wasi
charhpidhs,
b'ut
lasted
only
weeks.
DELtveray
One
of
the
best
light
harries
for
the
leadership
of
the
American
'racing"
seasons
in
the
Maritime
section
of
the
National
Hockey
League.
At
Chicago,
the
Montreal
Maf-
Pfoyln6ea
ha.?
drawn
to
a
close,
and
ohse
again
Billy
Hood,
of
Norih
Sydney,
ace
tearrier
and
o6ns
blanked
the
Black
Hawks
and
trainer,
led
advanced
into
third
nlaee
of
the.
drivers.
Hood
the
Cape
Breton
paced
the
star
of
international
section,
leaving
the
'his
staKe,
Oahimet
Budfang,
for
Idle
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
In
the)
the
fastest
mile
any
driver
has
cellar.
.
IpuHed
In
the
Marithnes,
2.05'
'Starting
the
horse
10
times
dur-
ng
the
season,
he
won
21
iheats
p'aced
second
In
ejght,
and
fin-
ted
third
.
in'
one,
The
North
Sydney
relnsman
started
his
two
talllons,
Calumet
Budlong
and
Sully,
a
three
-year
old,
In
13
aces
over
the
lenddrtg,
ovals
in
the
Maritlmes
and
Presque
Is'.fc
Maine.
He
won
14
and
placed
sec
ond
in
four.
Sully
was
sepafateli
timed
in
a
-heat
in
2.08,
and
war
beaten
by
a
nose
at
Fredericton
n
2.083i.
commends
waLter
iIamMOnd
J
v
r
LONDON,
Nov.
20:
(CP)
Hammond
(the
English
star)
is
ihe
complete
counter
to
that
great
onstellatlon
of
the
southern
hemi-
phere,
Den
Bradman,"
said
F.
P.
Warner,
last
year's,
chairman
of
he
Test
Match
Selection
Committee.
He
added
cricket's
lean
years
iave
passed.
OMIT
PENALTIES
LOS
ANGELES,
Nov.
20;
(CP)
jesplte
both
teams
battling
to
keep
unbeaten,
.,
recordsJa
t
JVashlngtpn.
rluskles
and
the
University
of
Call-
.'ornla
fought
through
a
gruelling
fd6tball
game
here
without
a
psn-
ilty,
Washington
winningH-O.
.:.
'
"
PLAN
CYCLING
'CLASSIC
LONDON,
Nov.;
-4
(CP)
More
nan
30
leadingprofessional
cyc-Usts
are.eocpected
tocojngetirrthe
Irst
International
.load
trace
to
be
;taged
next
June
on.
the
new
$100,-00
track
at
Crystal'
Palace.
SCHEDULE
OF
BRIDGE
N'ovtmber
20
Grptto
vs.
S.
O.
N.,
B.
&
K.
vs.
LeghniiP;
R.
Dairy
vs.
Musketeers,
Ram'bljrs
i
v:
&
N.
R.
A.
wovemDer
a
.,.u.
n.
vs.
mus
professional
teams
under
sanction
I
keteers,
B.
&
K.
vsi-xiTf
R.
A.,
P.
of
the
amateur
branch
concerned
R.
Dairy
vs.
Legi6ri,Ramble'rs
.vs.
O
rot
to.
MOTHER
'PHOMEO
ME
THS,MORM-
iwer
tv-uct
she
THoOeSvT
SWB
could'
ffgr'Twe
aiW,OFr
HEft
FIK1SEU
e,v
JO
NloHT
Sanquet
By
Bowling
Club
Annual
trent
Held
last
-Night
At
6ommWre'
Cafe,
Amtii
Sixty
bttiig
Present
t
Th6
Canadiafi
National
Lawn
Et'dwling"
6lub
held
Its
annual
ban
quet
at
th6
Commodore
Cafe
last
night
with
F.
S.
Waltbh
presiding,
about
sixty
.
members
ahd
their
Irje'nds,
belfig
resehti
After
par
taking
61
a
bounteous
repaist
the
picked
up'
by
OSace
Bay,
league
f
?
win"e5
Lw,n
cn
ijiiavc
auuauy
ocrii
annuuiictu,
were
listnouiea
Dy
Tnomas
Mcciymont.
fhe
Tip
Top
Taifbrs'
trophy
was
i'ahdad
to
the.
winner
by
P.
Cra-etfd.
There
were
numerous
toasts
ind
speeches,
a'
great
many,
ln-:luding
the
chairman,
having
mm-ethlhg
to
$ay.
Song's
by
J.
A.
Teng
and
Bob
James,
accompanied
'iy
Charles
Balagno
antl
S.
C.
Thomson
were
enjoyed,
the
party
breaking
lip
about
11:30.
KAYO
FOR
POLITICS
NOTTINGHAM.
Eng.,
Nov.:.
20::
CP)
Speaking
at
a
reception
to
i
team
of.
German
nolice
boxers
from
Stuttgart,
Chief
Constable
"opkess
said,
"if
all
the
politics
of
i
he
world
were
left
to
us
boxers''
'.here
would
be
no
damn
sllly.non-
j
ense
like
wars."
,
CANADIAN
HEARS
CALL
NORTHAMPTON,
Eng.,
Nov.
20:
CP)
E.
T.
Bagshaw
of
Prince
Albert,
Sask,
40
years
ago
a
cricketer
n
the
Kettering
district,
was"
a
contributor
to
the
local
county
srlpket
club's
appeal
for
10,000
shillings.
For
Damaffe$
Received
HOOP
PLAY
so
'Noi$3r
.$-JUun))ie
Stone1
vs.
Grotto,
1
Regiment
vs.
Moo.?2'
Grotto
Vs.'Anh'eles7
SSbufe
vs.
S4ai
1
Cove.
November
26
(Srotio
vs.
Moose!
High
Sthbol
vs
Orotto-,,
Scythian
i
vs.
Beii's
News,
Jr.
-
Moose
.vs
Hlgh'school.
fTHAWK!?pM
J.:
tfZiL
I
OU,C3AW
Q-p
NOW,
1
U
(
ItM,
rim
fiUM
..
I'm..
1
i
CMGWi
M
i
1
1
1
1
m
"I
Piass
A
Hair-Raising
Experience
I
HOPE
SO,
MAC
OH
MAC
soMETHlMeS
Rex
Bowling
Club
Exchange
Block
Sixth
St.
and
Third
Ave!.
Pnorie658
I
'll
l':
li
T
Vmmimim
illlllli1
Hi
tH
you.
6ou
it's
htry
"
IllfJo
Uis
and
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full
bodie'J
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iwnjWne$i.
And
tvery
dfy
t
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pSKPjK
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order;
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v.
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DELIVERY
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blinded
and
bottled
id
Scotland.
.
Popular
the
world
over,
because
it
is
ALWAYS
reliable.
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REWING.
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tTO.
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advertisement
is
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published
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displayed"
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Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
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British
Columbia.
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