ffot
surra
j
-
DOWN
THE
ALLEY
Ne
ws
and
Views
of
the
Rupert
Bowlinr.
Front
Royal
and
Three
Five
Taxi
swept
aside
their
opposition
with
3
same
victories.
As
a
result,
Royal
retains
a
2
game
lead
oTer
its
.
mm
r
.11
11
PERCY
PAGE
TO
RETIRE
No
Games
Planned
for
Grads
Un
til
International
Series
Next
Sprinj-
EDMONTON,
Not.
15:
(CP)
rcy
page,
ramous
coach
of
ine
contour
or
me
city
Bowl-
the
world
champion
women's
League
changed
rather
dras-iketball
team,
Edmonton
Grads.
i.uj
.i
ujc
last
session
oi
pay.
nas
announced
he
wUl
nrobablT
Ttri1
Hotel
Unt.l
T-V.
T
-r.
1
!
'
reure
aiier
tanng
his
quintet
to
the
1W0
Olympic
games
in
Tokvn
In
the
meantime
he
is
confront
ed
with
the
nroblem
nt
rir4in
nearest
opponents.
Three
Five
competition
in
Canada,
am,
wiw
Aioose
ana
Grotto
tied.
When
the
Canadian
Amateur
jw
cfuax
posiuon.
tsw
acnnafier
BassetDau
Association
broke
away
siu
capvurru
uie
evenings
rugn.iast
spring
from
.the
Amateur
Ath
average
and
he
is
now
top
man
fletic
Union,
Grads
retained
affW-
ui
me
league
witn
an
average
of
auon
with
the
union.
The
union
(holds
the
Canadian
franchise
from
t
J
the
International
governing
body
The
Commercial
League
Is
very
'Ior
basketball
so
Grads
could
net
unsettled
as
yet,
with
3
or
4
Py
against
United
States
teams
teams
fighting
tooth
and
nail
for
unless
linked
with
the
union
the
top
slot
A
feature
of
this
Exhibition
games
between
Grad
league
Is
the
unexpected
stiff
op-
and
other
Canadian
teams
are
not
position
from
the
newer
teams.
Of
wmnev
during
the
coming
winter
course,
the
hi?
hanrfiMn
tvV
Coach
Pase
said
th
aik
m
,7
.....
umc
"
-
.
uwi
1
1
j
will
teams
possess
is
a
very
big
factor
not
entr
ny
competition
until
In
Kr.
,
.
tV,a
t
.
.
.
f
wt
miuf
ana
wins
many
a
cs
in
ceience
of
th
game
for
them
but
ifs
all
part
of
Unrwood
International
Chal
the
game
and
really
helns
to
make
lenSe
trophy
next
sarins.
Ihe
more
experienced
teams
fight
With
Grads
on
the
sidelines
en-harder,
thusiastic
compeUUoa
for
the
.Dominion
title
Is
exneetd
tn
Biological
Station
h3
'
appear
during
the
comlne
season
siderably
strengthened
bv
the
ar-'b.Ql
oon
will
not
be
out
of
entc-itiAn
f
r
.
.
the
DiCtnrp.
Mr
P-j
SLmford
of
the
same
team
is
im-
0"e
of
fcls
fana
taas,
will
"proving.
As
a
result
Biological
Dr0In0ted
to
senior
ranking
and
Station
are
winning
a
fair
num-
enter
me
Alberta
playdowns.
The
bfr
of
games.
V?1"1
SQad.
Gradettes
"B,"
will
Hidy
k
the
intermediate
title.
In
the
Ladies'
League
I
notice
Tkyo
in
19f
that
Mrs.
RaTbonTSntinulo
J
taTe
de
lead
the
field,
Rh
r,JZ
,L
fiH03
10015
r
connection
with
the
nice
nice
average
avera,Tof
of
234
fnr
for
.vJ
the
r-4-1S28'
and
T."J'
1938
uiyTaplcs-
Olympics,
very
,
evening's
plav
and
hr
.on
77.
.'.I
pr?paraUons
average
to
date
Is
cunjuaci,oa
223
which
Is
,
U
tK-
r-.
.
.
5"
the
games
in
Janan
in
ioia
t
UIC
"
"
aiSHest.thouEh
witho,,t
average
la
the
men's
5
pin.
Dot
Bollinger
slipped
a
bit
on
Tuesday
night
shooting
ouite
a
lot
below
her
average
but
of
course
11
rather
frosty
these
nights
:'u
aajone
ni;St
sHo
(will
this
PPer,
Dot?!
err
pjeased
to
be
able
to
say
that
Mrs.
McXeown
of
"Our
Gang-team
has
left
the
hospital
and
is
hmmjt
recovering
at
home,
although
It
wont
be
cntil
after
the
New
year
that
Mrs.
McKeowa
will
pe
able
to
resume
her
position
on
the
team.
Wen.
well,
the
poor
male
must
hang
his
head
In
shame.
The
ladies
took
the
dots
for
j
5,
la
their
challenge
match
although
only
one
point
decided
the
last
one
So
now
the
c-n
hare
made
an
anneal
to
the
ladies
to
play
another
series
and
thus
give
the
hors
a
chance
to
redeem
themselves.
The
league
secretary
asked
rae
to
'use
this
column
in
reminding
the
team
captains
tht
entry
fees
are
away
overdue.
Well
I
guess
If
anyone
concerned
In
this
matter,
reads
this,
he
will
gladly
recU-irtaU
state
of
affairs.
;.6Ja
i
Dave
Borland
Is
feeling
rather
cccky..RVtoid
the
Ptoneer
Laundry
skipper
that
thTiSyfo
wsTgtr-lag
to
lick
the
panU
off
them
in
5
pins
tonight
Well,
well
see
tonight
Till
then.
Au
Revoir.
ALLEY
SLOPER,
1
wttl
hold
regular
practices
through-
coming
water.
The
Ca
nadians
have
won
easily
an
Olym
pic
exhibition
tames
and
Mr
Pare
hopes
thev
will
retain
unteaten
record
In
1S40.
The
Edmonton
hish
ciaal
has
the
youngest
team
sine-
ne
piexea
his
first
team
n
ioi
And
the
plarers
nroved
th?r
Mi.
lore
cy
winning
three
tough
series
Tamst
crack
Untd
Rt3tA
-
1
,
ti
spring.
Meanwhile
Coach
Amnw
u..
cerson
is
supervising
workouts
of
uraceues;
au
anxious
to
be
cnosen
to
fill
three
BM
WJ
the
Grad
llneuD.
Marb
vnth
v,
nlor
scuad
ont
or
m-,.M..
this
winter,
the
vacancies
will
not
be
fined
until
ssring.
Third
rm
fn
tv
nA
.
.
Gradettes
"B-
are
rettlr.o
a?e
under
supervision
of
Coach
Hare
HolEneswfcrth
ri
layers
tamed
oat
for
the
nf
few
practices
bat
Cmrh
wnt-
vorth
has
cut
the
squad
down'
to
boct
II
SOCCER
INJURY
FATAL
LTVERPOOL.
Eng..
x0T.
12:
(CP
-Severe
fractures
suffered
In
a
hsion
with
another
player
during
a
soccer
game
here
resulted
'n
the
deai
of
Gilbert
W.
Wood
"ohar
pneumonia
developing.
REX
SOTO
0
I
161
1
S085
'ALLEY'
Basement
of
Exchange
Block
'ForTF-Tb-
Oririnal
Liquor
Control
Board,
847
Beatty
StreOYancouver
RC
GRANTS
PROCURABLE
OLD
Sfrn
IN
AKTuri;
Secl
Phashl
or
dlsnuyed
by
the
Ltouor
Control
Board
or
b,
the
Government
cTBriUih
ColummX
"
......
-
!
DECISIVE
Large
Morris
Handicap
Total
nrtrrr'nirto
Clean
Sweep
Victories
Feature
Play
In
Commercial
Bowling
League
Three
Clean
Sweeu
Victorie
marked
play
over
the
holiday
to
the
Commercial
Bowtng
Lea
cue
In
regular
fixtures
Rupert
Mo
tors
won
over
Biotoskal
Station
while
Gyro
Club
defeated
Electri
cal
Workers.
In
a
postponed
fix
ture.
Canadian
National
Recrea
tion
Association
No.
2
won
from
maters.
Kupert
Motors
are
now
in
the
league
leadershiD
with
Ca
nadian
National
Recreation
Asm-
-iation
No.
2
in
second
place.
High
average
scorer
was
Dave
Haas
tor
-mr
16s.
Individual
scores:
BIO.
STATION
1
Morrison
139
Cade
111
Pugsley
ins
Stamford
.
us
Cook
73
Handicap
94
Total
RUP.
MOTORS
Taylor
:
Jack
Menries
Hibbard
1
Houston
Handicap
Total
GYROS
Bulger
Dibb
FLEC.
WORKERS
1
Pottinger
.
145
Forman
1
1
1
McAuley
jjg
FidJer
ir.
Handicap
54
Total
PRINTERS
P-
Franks
W.
Vance
GHHs
Royer
P-
Houston
McCaHum
Handicap
Total
C
N.
R.
a.
rores
of
761
71
mber
2.
1
..129
'-118
153
145
35
159
94
H7
13
94
2
147
150
142
143
139
35
171
10?
W
HT
95
.
637
660
66
3
?
17-134
134
1!
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721
756
73'
1
132
.149
.1
.131
36
No.
2
had
9op
2
118
113
J45
133
36
8
7
m
3
139
147
137
156
K
598
545
611
2
122
97
121
137
54
3
141
154
9
541
SPORT
CHAT
anadian
Army
Officers
Win
In
Horse
Show
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
12:
.CP
Can
adian
Army
officers
in
Madison
Square
Garden
Wednesday
nifht
won
tne
team
jumping
competitions
at
the
Xational
Horse
Show.
Thev
demonstrated
their
superiority
over
?ompeutors
from
United
States,
Great
Britain
and
other
countries.
Edye
Pass
Wins
Badminton
Game
Meadows!
ley
and
and
D.
D.
Meadow
U
W.
McKinley
Defeat
II.
MeLennan
and
G.
Walsh
?ne
superior
team,
winnlne
LADIES
ARE
BEST
SHOTS
The
most
valuable
player
award
Defeated
Men
Bowlers
Two
Games
m
me
.Nai.ooai
wague
wmcn
wasi
To
0ne
?n
challenge
Match
itrtn
this
week
to
Joe
Medwick,?
PUTcd
on
Wednesday
Nijht
y-ff
guy
of
the
St
Louis
Car-l
ltoaU-
gas
house
gane
was
made
i
Lady
bowlers
of
Prince
Rupert
w
the
ba.Ls
of
a
poll
of
sports
demonstrated
their
superiority
wo
in
iiro
I
il
c
.i-UUUiU
nnr
man
In
n
age
teams
operate
namely
York,
Chicago.
St
Louts.
Bos
on,
Philadelphia.
Pittsburg,
Cin-
innaU
and
Brooklyn.
"Happy
jack"
Chesbro.
one
of
asebsirs
top-rating
spit
ball
pitch
-
its,
died
at
Conway.
Mass..
lust
4x
yean
aeo.
He
led
Vatlnna!
ege
twirlers
in
1901
and
1992
hfie
with
Pittsburgh
and
m
18&4
?lth
New
York
Yankees
hung
up
n
au-ame
record
for
games
won
tin
41.
match
on
Wednesday
night
by
winning
two
games
to
nil.
The
ladies
tost
the
first
game
but
came
back
In
the
second
to
win
by
a
long
margin.
The
third
game
was
close
enough,
the
ladles
winnlne.
by
a
single
point
Individual
scores.
LADIES
Raybone
Pierce
Keron
Ballinger
Total
torer
H
McLennan
and
G.
Walsh
.59
31
6A5
MkSlnf
of
Slirf
Surf
IM.I
Point.
The
..
-
J:
.
.
..
I
A
1
-
m
....
130
115
-178
-136
9
-
717
2
105
146
150
168
147
9
ladies
of
both
144
117
140
153
j
mines
served
delicious
refresh-
.mAnlc
on4
4
V.
a
m
.
f
.
wiui
a
smg
song.
COAST
URLa
i
KII
LIMirMl
Yanrottirr
-
.
Vlminlrr
Victoria
It
it
artvert
teinet
is
up
The
league
standings:
Rupert
Motors
14
10
H
C
N.
R.
A.
No.
2
12
6
12
Printers
.
n
10
11
C.
N.
R.
A.
No.
1
11
10
11
Grro
Chb
11
10
V
Bkctrtcal
Workers
9
12
9
North
Star
8
10
8
Btaiogfcal
Station
8
16
8
I
8JF.
WW
DiFs-ERENT
IN
L
1
170
.
195
.247
..140
Basso-Bert
176
QflO
2
261
197
129
153
285
Total
.'.
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1025
MEN
1
Irving
.194
Scbriaberg
.224
Stfles
217
Mcintosh
.
201
Ganderson
153
ITS
"SEZAARAVITCir
NEWMARKET.
Eng..
Not.
CP
There
were
the
usual
pro
nunciation
slips
when
the
Cesare-witch
was
run
October
27.
British
Broadcasting
Corporation
announ
cers
were
told
to
call
it
"Sezaara-vttch"
with
the
"sn
as
In
"says
you"
and
the
"aar"
to
rhvme
with
car."
PROBE
SOCCER
RIOT
124
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India,
Nov.
12:
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piajed
between
thejru5"ea
into
couege
buildings,
as-
tSD
mines
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IrKnlv
an4
rt
'saulted
two
SlllHpnl
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HINT
FOR
SUMMERS
LONDON.
Not.
12:
.CPiVm
Roderick,
Liverpool
boxer,
was
two
ounces
overweight
for
his
recent
fight
;Uh
Jim
Purcell
of
Australia
at
Wembley
Stadium.
Olven
10
minutes
for
massage,
he
reduced
to
148
pounds.
COACH
IN
UNION
CAPETOWN.
Nov.
12:
(CP)
W.
H.
Ashdown.
D.
E.
Davies
and
W.
L.
Cornford.
well-known
Old
Country
cricketers,
are
coachlne
this
season,
at
Capetown.
Kimber-
ley
and
Johannesburg,
respective!?.
WOOLLER
RETURNS
CARDIFF,
Wales.
Not.
12:
(CP,
After
being
absent
in
the
Near
tasi
smce
May.
Wilfred
Wooller
clever
Wales
and
Cardiff
centr-
threequarter,
has
returned
here
and
Is
again
assisting
Cardiff
Rugby
Club.
LEAVES
BATH
CLUB
LONDON.
Nov.
12:'CP
C
At.
inold,
famous
squash
racquets
i
coach
and
tutor
to
members
of
the
royal
family,
has
resigned
as
professional
to
the
Bath
Club
here.
I
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Ran?
1
1
STOKE.
En-Z
I
crowd
of
25)00
vi:
m
21d
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.
v.j
u-jixir
A
y:eid
that,
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ways
was
obuiaeds
w
"e
..led
im
of
Red
Bobs
Ko
wl
t
of
here
li
w
averaged
42
bushHiu
urigxiea
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was
sown
h.
...
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t
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HAS
OLD
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218
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