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THE
ALLEY
News
and
Views
of
the
Rupert
Bowling
Front
WelJ
folks,
the
season
is
now
in
full
swing.
All
the
leagues
have
started
and
the
crash
of
ball
and
pin
may
be
plainly
heard
jbetween
the
hours
of
noon.
and
midnight.
Pardon
me,
ladies
and
gentlemen,
for
neglecting
to
introduce
you
to
-'Red"
Young,
genial
and
tourleous
manager
of
the
alleys
Red's
winning
smile
and
charm
ate
-
waking
hosts
of
friends
for
the
ajleys
and
I
know
you'll
be
glad
jf
jou
''Come
down
and
see
him
sometime."
Hubbledutch
Donald
was
heard
several
times
on
Sunday
nighty
to
mutter
"Dear
me,"
and
"Bles$
my
soul."
He
even
said
"An
shucks"
once
when
he
missel
an
easy
spare.
"Shame
on
you
"Hubbledutch."
The
Old
Empress
5-Pin
team
is
going
to
be
awfully
hard
to
beat
this
year.
Schriaberg
was
certainly
"going
to
town''
with
the
rest
of
theteam
close
behind
.him
iri
their
opening
tilt
with
the
C.
N.
R.
Sonny
Stiles
finally
woke
up
and
managed
to
roll
a
couple
of
good
games
for
the
Pioneer
Laundry.
I
heard
that
Vic
Houston
threatened
to
take
him
(Sonny)
down
to
the
plant
and
run
him
through
the
wash
machines
with
a
batch
of
dirty
linen
if
he
didn't
hit
his
stride,
and
boy,
it
worked.
Nel
-"Swede"
Gunderson
is
so
lucky
I
It
a
-wonder
he
works
foi
a
living.
Splits
turn
into
strikes
with
monotonous
regularity.
.Must
be
Stuff
pn
the
ball
I
guess.
j
;
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--
?
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n
:
1
:
:
3
straight
Won't
Morin
be
nleas-
!ed
when
he
gets
back
or
won't
he?
Ollie
Franks
has
been
holding
out
on
us.
We
never
suspected
he
was
an
adagio
dancer
till
we
watched
him
mentally
and
physi
cally
following
the
flight
of
his
ball
down
the
alley.
Ollie
sure
swings
a
mean
"Bolero."
And
now
for
a
word
about
the
ladies.
I
am
glad
to
know
they
decided
to
use
the
handicap
sys
tem
in
their
league
because
it
helps
the
weaker
teams
and
keep
up
the
interest
in
the
game
right
through
Ihe
.season.
The
ladies
have
also
adopted
the
3
same
match,
which
will
be
a
help,
to
their
game.
Mrs.
Raybone
turned
in
a
nice
227
average
for
her
3
game
ses
sion
on
Tuesday
night.
The
Thursday
afternoon
free
session
to
the
ladies
is
resulting
in
many
new
adherents
to
the
sport,
which
is
growing
in
popularity
to
a
gratifying
extent.
Gee,
I
nearly
forgot
to
tell
you
about
Gibb
Taylor
and
his
wif
who
challenged
Vic
Houston
and
his
spouse
to
a
game
of
10
pins.
Mrs.
Taylor
saved
Gibb's
bacon
by
rolling
120,
while
the
best
Gibb
could
do
was
133.
Boy
she
sure
was
rollin'
'em,
and
was
Gibb's
face
red?
You
could
see
his
chest
slip
a
good
2
feet.
Well
friends,
I
must
rush
down
to
the
5
Pin
league,
so
I'll
see
you
there.
ALLEY
SLOPER
COW
HAS
WOODEN
LEG
iii
mmmm
!
I
in
SPORT
CHAT
Thq
local
boys
are
picturing
Stan
MpHn
up
in
thp$e
World
Series
stands
these
days
watching
his
favorite
tfew
York
Yankees
with
their
Murderers'
Row
taking
those
luckless
Giants
into
camp.
We
can
Just
imagine
that
things
are
going
Just
the
way
Stan
would
have
them.
Four
straight
for
the
McCarthy
boys
would
pust
about
be
his
pick,
we
would
jSay.
There
will
be
no
more
argent
an
than
Stan
among
the
sixty
thousand
.or
so.
And
we
can
look
forward
to
hearing
a
lot
about
it
around
this
man's
town
when
the
local
diamond
sage
gets
home
.from
his
wanderings
around
the
Big
Time.
A
measure
of
sporting
interest
will
centre
on
New
Westminster
tonight
with
the
opening
of
the
Mann
Cup
finals
for
the
Dominion
lacrosse
championship
between
the
New
Westminster
Salmon
Bellies,
champions
of
the
west,
and
Orlllia
Terriers,
.champs
of
the
east.
Mann
or
Minto
Cup
finals
are
no
new
thing
for
.the
old
Royal
City
but
the
folks
there
always
get
worked
up
about
them
each
time
they
are
staged.
They
have
been
having
these
finals
there
pretty
regularly
for
the
last
thirty
years
and
the
eastern
challengers
usually
meet
with
defeat.
The
Orlllia
Terriers
stopped
at
High
River,
Alberta.j
long
enough
Wednesday
night
to
win
an
easy
48
to
8
victory
there.
AGED
ARTIST
HALIFAX
Oct.
8:
(CP)
Unabjej
BRIDGETOWN,
tfS.,
Oct.
8:
(CP)
to
mend
a
cow's
broken
leg
by!
Bridgetown
boasts
one
of
the
old-placing
a
splint
over
the
fracture,!
est
artists
In
Canada
in
92-year-old
l
Halifax
f!oiintv
farmer
cawpri
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MKort
TV
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yurwuiv.
irauitci,
sue
lias
oeeu.
using
The
Moose
took
the
Grotto
fori
wooden
limb.
'water
colors
for
several
years
now.
PRINTERS
IN
LEAD
First
Team
so
Far
This
Season
to
Win
Two
Fixtures
in
Commercial
Bowling
League
Printers
-defeated
Biological
Station
two
gamesto
one
in
the
Commercial
Bowling
League
last
night
fr
their
second
straight
victory
of
the
season,
the
first
(earn
so
far.
to
win
two
fixtures.
In
tho
second
scheduled
fixture
last
night,
Electrical
Workers
defeated
Canadian
National
No.
2
also
by
a
score
of
two
games
to
one.
High
average
scorer
was
Bill
Fidler
of
the
Electrical
Workers
with
190.
BIO
ST'N
1
2
3
T.
Cade
....102
123
109
334
Minshell
..'..104
97
127
328
Stamford
.;..123
114
1C3
400
Sunderland
94
117
.14
3G5
Carter
..J'..
101
101
Total
.......473
501
729
PRINTERS
1
2
3
T-
R.
Franks
D.
Houston
O.
Franks
McCallum
.
Low
score
NAVY
CUT
CIGARETTES
.157
137
137
421
.110
151
147
40S
.141
137
148
426
.160
201
178
539
101
101
Total
57G
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SCENIC
ROAD
PLANNED
SAINT
JOHN,
N.B.,
Oct.
8:
(CP)
A
scenic
road
skirting
the
west
bank
of
the
St.
John
River
between
the
Reversing
Falls
Bridee
and
Water
Street
in
West
Saint
John
has
been
surveyed
by
G.
U.
Murdoch.
Estimates
of
the
cost
of
such
a
road
will
be
submitted
to
municipal
authorities
in
a
short
time.
'u
;
',
PLAIN
OR
CORK
TIP
MM
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Prjncess
Adelaide,
Capt.
Henry
.Anderson,
is
late
today
jn
.arriving
from
the
spain.
not
being
due
until
10:30
.tonight
from
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
The
vessel
will
sail
a
couple
of
hours
or
so
later
on
her
return
south.
Operating
on
an
altered
sched-
lue
which
provides
for
an
earlier
departure
from
Vancouver
on
Tuesday
afternoon
instead
of
that
evening;
Union
steamer
Car-
dena.
Cant.
John
Boden.
is
due
in
PP.rt
at
7
oclocfc
this
eveninR
from
the
south
and
will
sail
nt
9
p.m.
on
her
return
tp
Vancou
ver
and
waypoints.
No
boats
being
In
with
patches,
there
was
no,sale
of
halibut
on
the
local
Fish
Exchange
yesterday.
PAYS
HARD
BET
1
NEW
GLASOOW,
N.
S,
Oct.
8:
(CPl
Harpld
Smith,
.coach
of
the
New
Glasgow
high
school
track
team,
paid,
his
debt.
He
bet
one
of
his
runners
would
do
the
mile
in
the
4.30's
In
the
Canadian
junior
championships
.and
he
didn't
so
Smith
sat
In
a
suit
pf
pyjamas
on
the
main
street
for
15
minutes,
and
it
rained
all,
the
time.
EMPLOYS
TRICK
HAMILTON,
Bermuda,
Oct.
8;
(CP)
Followed
by
a
policeman
aboard
a
ferryboat,
a
burglar
threw
his
swag
overboard.
The
officer
Jumped
Into
the
water,
thinking
It
was
the
man
who
had
gone
.over,
and
the
burglar
slipped
away
C.
N.
No.
21
p
3
T,
Jurmaln
...132
117
Cameron
....119
122
Long
.......118
110
i
Glass
.,
85
84
3eesley
.107
11G
100
100
Total
....;CG1
649
EL.
W'K'S
1
2
3
T.
McRae
96
108
113
3171
H.
Gray
....156
167
134
452
'
Fidler
.118
178
173
509
Forman
147
118
132
397
Anderson
...114
155
162-
431
29
29
29
j
Tolal
.....700
755
743
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Commercial
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stand,
imr
to
date
is
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