,.,mdar,
Member
.
1938
Libit
and
American
Court
Ace.J
I
rmn-te
In
Professional
i
U
I
j
l'lay
on
Jan"a"y
6
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
25;
Fredj
vc,
"u
ic-i
rcnX
nty
:
aimed
professional,
will
Lake
hi
fst
appeaiance
under,
nw
status
on
January
o
ai,
ftUtiison
Square
C-ardcn
with
Ells-!
vorth
Vines
as
one
vi
ma
uppun-
No
Pros
No
Snob
MANCHESTER,
Nov.
25:
(CP)-
b
Henderson,
headmaster
of
p.
London
sen)',
has
written
to
the
pipers
renry
to,
D3lng
ciatsed
&th:tt
s
inning
professional.
RECREATION
TIME
TABLE
The
schedule
for
the
gym
classes
(at
the
local
recreational
centre
Is
lannounced
as
follows;
High
school
girls
Grades
9
and
Mondays
and
Wednesdays
at
110,
4:00;
Grades
11
and
12,
Mondays
and
Wednesdays
at
5:15.
Ladles'
classes
Monday
at
7
and
Tuesday
at
7
and
Wednesday
18:30;
at
7
and
8:30.
High
school
boys
Grades
.9
and
liO,
Tuesdays
and
Thursdays
at
4;
Grades
11
and
12,
Tuesdays
and
I
Thursdays
at
5:15.
Men's
classes
Tuesday
at
8:30
land
Thursday
at
1
and
8:30.
Any
persons
wishing
to
join
can
still
register
at
these
classes.
Australians
Are
Heavy
Bettors
ADELAIDE,
Aust.,
Nov.
25:
(CP)
South
Australia
bet
$32.000.000
!
on
horses
In
the
year
ending
June!
ou,
or
$du
ior
every
man,
woman
and
child
of
the
population,
the
State
Treasury
receiving
$1,000,000
In
betting
tax.
Stole
Lamps
To
Pay
Bets
SALFORD,
Eng.,
Nov.
25:
(CP)
When
a
16-year
old
boy
pleaded
Bullty
to
stealing
motor
lamps
from
his
employers,
It
was
stated
he
had
taken
them
to
raise
money
to
discharge
betting
liabilities.
Sunday
Games
Issue
GLASGOW,
Nov.
25:
(CP)
Candidates
In
the
munlclDal
elections
here
were
asked
by
church
and
so-'
jcial
leaders
to
declare
"Yes"
or
No"
to
the
question
whether
games
should
be
permitted
In
the
public
parks
on
Sunday.
Becomes
Silent
Monk
GLASGOW,
Nov.
25:
(CP)
James
P.
Campbell,
a
lawyer,
onetime
captain
of
the
Glasgow
University
football
team.
Is
enter
ing
the
sl!ent
order
of
the
Cister-lan
monastery
at
Mount
St.
Bernard,
Leicestershire.
Where
Bags
Are
Good
STRASBORG,
France,
Nov.
25;
CP)--In
Alsace
a
land-owner
has
no
rights
to
the
game
on
his
estate
and
wild
fowl
have
Increased
to
such
an
extent
the
district
Is
declared
a
paradise
for
mm
rods.
Foord
Catches
Neusel
&sn
Foord,
South
African
heavyweight
battler
who
beat
Walter
Neusel
of
Germany
for
the
championship
of
Europe
on
November
'8,
U
shown
doing
his
morning
roadwork
at
Korthaw,
England,
-lth
a
pair
of
racing
greyhounds
as
pacers.
The
bout
was
fought
at
Harrlngay,
Hill
1
III
because
,
.
.
Dottled
in
London,
England,
and
brought
to
you
with
none
of
its
superior
qualities
impaired.
Of
greater
strength
than
any
other
imported,
Qirv
;
Extra
measure
in
the
full-size
bottle.
GORDONS
Advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
bynhueauor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
ol
British
Columbia.
November
27
S...O.
N.
vs.,
MUS'
keteers,
B.
&
K.
vS
C.
N.,
R.
A
P.
R.
Dairy
vs.
Legion,
Ramblers
vs.
Grotto.
December
45.
O
N.
vs.
C,"
N.
R.
A.,
B.
&
K.
vs.
Musketeers,;
Pf
R.
Dairy
vs.
Grotto,
Ramblers
vs..
Le
gion
Musketeers,
P.
R.
Dairy
vs.,
C.
N.
R.
A.
'
The
league
standing'.
.
W.
Sons
of
Norway
22
C.
N.-.R,
A.'
-
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Musketeers
...20
Rambiers
.19
PAGE
THR81
M
ii
iiii
niim
News
and
Views
of
the
Sport
Wor
erry
and
Vines
Meet
in
New
Year
Both
Chelsea
and
The
Albion
Seem
to
Want
the
Ball
L.
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lit
id
131
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cn
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.
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20
Basketball
Practice
Basketball
,pra:tlce
periods,
on
Sunday'
for1
the
coming
season
are
jj
"
rV-
.!rV).n
1
.
I
II
I
I
Ml
,
.
This
hectic
duel
for
the
ball
!
tj.ok.'ptace
at
Stamford
Bridge
when
Chelsea
battled
West
Brom-wlch
Albion
In
a'
first,
dlyisioiy
football
game.
Spenee,
of
Chelsea
and
Trentham,
of
the
Albion,
are,
Jthe
individual
,rtyaU'
.with;
neither
.ot-'the-
dribblers
'having
much
of
an
advantage.
RANGERS
MOVE
UP
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
Are
Still
Hay
ing
Bad
Luck
In
National'
Hockey
League
NEW
YORK,
Nqv.
p:
.
(CP)
Playing
on.
the
home
ice,
last
night.
New
York
Rangera
-ddwn'eov'
the
overtime
draw
Toronto
1,
New
York
Raiigers
S.
Chicago
1,
Boston.
li
dvertlmeL
Maroons
2,
Canadlens
2,
(over-
time),
T
'
The
league,
(
standings:
,.
.
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NATIONAL
HOCKEY.:
I.EAGpE;
.
International
Section.'
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w.
t.
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SecUoii
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SCHEDULE
OF
BRIDGE
Sport
chat
If
you're
one
of
the
millions
who'
think'
fox
hunting
Is
a
sissy's
sport,
four
solemn
warning
Is
you
are
taiiy-noins
up
tne
-wrong
val
ley..
Lots
of
money.,
good
horse.
and
trick
outfit,
arent
the
onlj
reqHifsltles
of
a
good
fox
hunter,
You've
gat
to.
have
intestinal
for
...
.
.
.
.
;..
t.it.iinA
rnnl
nprves
nhvsirnl
stam-
5
to
l
and
joined
tne
idle
Dettoiv
'
u
-i
i
v
,
7
.
Red
Wings
In
a
.tie
for
first
place
T
knowleset1of
y
In
the
American
section,
oV
.the,uuyr
"W'
W1"
"-
w.n;aV
mXAWWv
w.-toPator
of
a
-fourth
rate
pawr.-
ton
Bruins,
with
whom
the
Ran3-6p
-?lon.
ers
had
been
Wed
lor,
Second'
p1
B
oxf
ta.
dort't
dish
out
and
buy
had
a
'one-allverUme
diaw
w
m,
m,rv
tia.nn,:
yourself
a
hunting
outfit
con-
t
,nn'
w
i,ft.
tMrA
-mw
siting
of
u
pink
coat,
silk
hat
and
At
Montreal.:
the
Maroons
'
and
'
if"?
you
see
in
the
batfel
moVles;
Turn
out
in
cither
btock
ri
Canadlens
to
a
,t-4ll
grey,
wiearlng
either
a
silk
hat
pi
!
derby.
After
the
"Master
of
the
Hunt"
ha?'
observed
you
on'
a
few
huhti
'and
decldC3,
you
have
the
form,
rid-
Ifig
'ability
and
the
qualities
of
a
true
gentleman,
and
figures
you
deserye
the..hpnof6f
.joining
tha
hunt,
he'll
"come-
ui
to
you
In
the
bar
of
clubhouse,
and
say;
."!
say",
did;
IkwiAo-'iabdui-
tlifnlng
out
ih
the
piVik.'
next
time?"
When
lie
s-ivK
'th'at,
vnu'ris
ft.',
foxv
tax
rr'
j
.
r
w
,
-
hunter:
Ypii
can'
go
but
and
spend
a
few
hundred,
dollars
for
a
real
outfit.
In
riding
to
hounds;
the
washer
or
line
uunv
doss,
tie
s
rwji.
addressed,
as
''Mister
so-andf
so,
.never
as
Joe
or
Charlie.
Whh'jaddressihg
tlie
Master
of
'.the
ijunt,
you
must
tip
your
hat.
Female
members
of;
the
party
are
supposed
to'
remain
silent.
Some
was
eay
the
rule
against
women
talking
Is
the
one.
big
secret
of
the
success
of
fox
hunting.
The'
master
of
the
Hunt
always
rides
ahead,
itakes
the
Jumps
first
and
generally
runs
the
hunt.
You
can
always
tell
the
Master.
He
wears"
;a
cap
whereas
the
others
TwomKor
ii-T
.inn
vq
r
o
N
'wear
silk
hats
or
toppers.
At
WVViMV&
M-l,
JIVtl
w
v-
v
.
"
...
B.
&
K.
vs.
Grotto,
Ramblers
vsli
v
pleqes
are
little
black
ribbon
bows
All-
bows
turn
down'
save
that
of
the.
Master.
That
one
turns
up.
The
huntsman
is
second
in
charge
of'
the
'party.
He's
in
charge
of
the
hounds
and
is.
usually
English-trained
arid
born.
He's
overseer
of
the
hounds,
trains
them
and
a
-
i
.a
20
-Always
reier
io
tne
pack
as
20
."hounds,"
not
"dogs"
or
"hooches."
mil
i
m
niey
re
aiways
reierred
to
as
"pairs."
For
example,
if
there
are
31.
hound?
in
the
pack,
you
say
"15
pairs
and
one."
There
are
plenty
of
hazards,
in
fox
hunting
The
.'bane
of
fox.
hunting
is
coun
try
with
wire
fences
for
horses'
ii.i)
n
itiH
cMiftrJ
it
r
,'
iani
sec
uie
wire
strand
and
Scouts;
"
'"stead
.of
.
Jumping
them,,
occa-t
'
12-i
p.m.-Lamble
it
mniUkhi
"
'iua
Into
them,
I
'News
Stand
'
''
r'
'
.casing
bad
splUs
and
serious
!
1-2
p.m.
-
Annettes
and
Seaf
a?cldnts,t
sometimes
fatal,
I
Cove
.-.
I
2-3
p.m.-eriior
Ma-
And
In-?
terrriodlate
Moose,
20
Nfttioris
to
Ski
1
3-4
p.m.
Grpttcttes
'
and:
High
.,CHAMONrX
.France.
Nov.
25;,
School
..Boys
'
.
f
.
,
lCR)r-rl''wenty
nations
are
expec-
45
p.m.
Orotto.
and
ScythlahS,
ted'
to
be
represented
At
the
world,
5-6
p.m.rRealriient
'and
"
Jdnlor.skl;
championship
matches
here
Moose.
"
;
'
'
February
11-18.
'
GROTTO
IN
BOWL
LEAD
Printers
Take
Second
Place
in
City
League
as
Result
of
Also
Winning
Last
Night
Grotto
defeated
Six-Five
Taxi
two
games
one
last
night
to
move
Into
the
leadership
of
the
City
Ten
PJn
Bowling
League.
Printers
w,on
three
games
to
nil
dver
Moose
In
the
second
fixture
of
the
evening
to
take
second
place
in
the
stand
ing.
Lindsay
of
Six-Five
Taxi
and
Coverdale
of
Grotto
tied
for
the
evening's
high
average
honorj
each
having
179.
-The
Individual
scores:
Printers,,
1st
2ndi3rd
R.
Franks
134
175
142
Vance
O.
Franks
McCallum
Ciccone
....
Handicap
'
Totals
.
Moose
Royer
Russell
Foster
Morgan
Morrison
..
Handicap
Totals
To
Banquet
Len
Harvey
116a,.
157
153
148
.162
116
117.'
167
85
85
.....:.....820
848
'
1st
2nd
....140
136
...;....i28
120
..124
126
.160
148
::;:..152
177
Handicap
.
74
74
Totals.
..
.....778
.781
'
Six-Five
Taxi
i
1st
2nd
Arney
..v......:.i44
Lindsay
208
Shrubsall
;
123
French
170.
Schriaber
..."
168
40
:...853
Grotto
1st
Mcintosh
184
Comadlna
152
Bulger
134
Coverdale
172
Bury
193
Moran
Handicap
43
160
166
136
175
156
40
833
2nd
148
155
.
140
206
145
43
Seal
Cove
139
132
137
165
85
800
3rd
144
181
124
91
158
74
773
3rd
178
163
177
186
173
40
917
3rd
183
130
159
150
166
46
Totals
.878
837
788
LONDON,
Nov.
25:
(CP)
The
Marquis
of
Queensberry
will
pre
side
at
a
dinner
to
Len
Harvey,
former
British
heavyweight
boxing
champion,
who
was
defeated
by
John
Henry
Lewis,
United
States
Wght-heavyweight
holder.
iHOOP
PLAY
SCHEDULE
November
26
Grotto
vs.
Moose,
High
School
vs
Grotto,
Scythians
vs.
Ben's
News,
Jr.
Moose
a.
High
School.
November
30
Lambie
&
Stone
vs.
Moose,
Moose
vs.
Scythians
Annettes
vs.
High
S;hool,
Hl&h
I
School
vs.
Scouts.
December
3
Grotto
vs.
Lamb!"
&
Stone,
Annettes
vs.
Grotto,
Den';
News
vs.
Regiment,
Jr.
Moose
v,
December
7
Moose
vs.
Grotto,
Ben's
'News
vs.
Moose,
Grotto
vs.
High
School,
Jr.
Moose
vs.
Scouts.
December
10
Moose
vs.
Lambie
&
Stone,
High
School
vs.
Annettes,
Scythians
vs.
Regiment,
High
School
vs.
Seal
Cove.
LADIES'
LEAGUE
November
25
Knockouts
vs.
C.
N.
R.
A.,
Blue
Birds
vs.
Spark
Plugs,
Annettes
vs.
Doodads,
Rangers
vs.
Grotto.
December
1
Rangers
vs.
An
nettes,
Spark
Plugs
vs.
Doodads,
Blue
Birds
vs.
Knockouts,
C.
N,
R.
vs.
Grotto.
Rex
Bowling
Club
Exchange
Block
Sixth
St.
and
Third
Ave.
Phone
658
MacKENZlE'S
FUUNITtJltE
A
Real
Christmas
Gift
Sound,
refreshing
sleep
the
year
'sound;
327
Third
Ave.
Phone
175
Light
Begins
At
Ogdens!
and
when
you
light
the
cigarette
you've
rolled
with
Ogden's
Fine
Cut
you're
properly
set
to
go
places
in
smoking
enjoyment.
Ogden's
is
one
grand
cigarette
tobaccomild,
mellow,
smooth
and
satisfying.
You
can
bet
your
hat
and
your
best
suit
too
that
Ogden's
rolls
a
cigarette
that's
the
next
best
thing
to
;a
"tailor-made",
particularly
If
you
use
"Chantecler"
or
V
Vogue"
papers.
You'll
like
the
purple
easy-opening
ribbon,
too
it's
so
handy
for
removing
the
Cellophane
wrapper.
Make
a
date
with
Ogden's
Fine
Cut
now!
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FINE
CUT
VS.
Your
Pipe
Knows
Ogden's
Cut
Plug.
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
t