"CHILDREN'S
HOUR"
IN
ENGLAND'S
ANTI-GAS
CLASSES
'SPORT
i
f
rs
For
BLUE
BIRDS
English
Cup
HOLD
LEAD
i
Tie
Games
From
Last
Saturday
Are
Three
Clean
Sweep
Victories
lies-Run
Off
Today
Istercd
Last
Night
In
Ladles'
Bowling
League
.
LONDON,
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Replayed
:
first
round
English
football
cup
Blue
Birds
defeated
Knox
Hotel
tames
today
resulted
as
follows:
two
games
to
one
In
the
Ladies'
Lancaster
1,
Accrlngton
Stanley
Bowling
League
last
night
to
re-1
overtime).
tain
first
place
In
the
standing.
Dartford
o,
Bournemouth
6.
Rangers
wen
a
clean
sweep
three
Gainsborough
Trinity
2,
Portvale
game
to
nil
victory
over
Telcr
1.
(overtime).
nhone
Girls
to
move
into
second
Bradford
City
11,
Walker
Celtic
place,
displacing
Merchantettes.
Halifax
Town
0,
York
City
1.
Lincoln
City
2,
Rochdale
0.
St
Andrew's
Day
Scottish
Dance
Enjoyable
Affair
by
L.O.n.A.
;
Oddfellows'
Hall
Last
Night
You
will
appreciate
'PAJAMAS
for
MEN
"For
tfct
fits!
0
your
Uh"
9
,
More
men
are
wearing
FORSYTH
Pajamas
than
ever
before
t
and
no
wonder,
because
this
famous
maker
has
brought
a
new
kmd
of
smartness
to
these
garments.
Rich
new
colorings,
exclusive
modern
designs,
developed
tn
a
number
of
Interesting
fabrics
styled
and
tailored
with
keen
attention
to
every
smallest
detail.
In
our
opinion
these
are
really
unusual
values
and
we
know
you'll
agree
alter
you've
seen
and
worn
them.
BRYANT
61',
in
Scotlsh
dance
last
night
In
the
Odd
fellows'
Hall.
There
was
a
fair-sized
crowd
In
attendence
and
all
had
a
very
happy
time
dancing
to
the
strains
of
Scottish
music
furn
life
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1911
Phone
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Sixth
Street
whom
Annette's
disposed
of
thrte
games
to
nil.
In
the
fourth
fixture
of
the
evening
Our
Gang
defeated
Bis
Sisters
three
games
to
nil.
High
average
scorer
for
the
evening
was
Pierce
of
Blue
Birds
with
,217.
'
Individual
lows:
Total
BLUE
BIRDS
Total
lows:
scoring
was
as-fol.
KNOX
HOTEL
1
Scharf
108
Peterson
169
As
an
observance
of
St.
Andrew's
geiw
'
109
Day,
the
Ladies'
Orange
Benevolent
west
Association
held
an
enjoyable
Rriii
oaq
Handicap
85
.
1
ished
by
John
Bremner's
Orchestra.
Pierce
-212
During
the
evening
there
was
a
Turgeon
185
Grand
March
for
which
Piper
Sam
Boulter
107
Leslie
played.
James
Hadden
was
Croxford
103
master
of
ceremonies.
At
midnight,
,Keron
-...171
delicious
refreshments
were
served.!
Handicap
3
The
committee
in
charge
consist-
ed
of
Mrs.
Vic
Menzle,
Mrs.
Henry
,
Total
781
Smith,
Mrs.
William
Richards,
Mrs.
RANGERS
l
F.
Barber,
Mrs.
Hugh
Killin
and
Raybone
147
Mrs.'
Alex
McDonald.
Berg
m
Miss
Lillian
Davles
was
winner
of
Yager
265
the,
raffle
of
a
set
of
pillow
cases.
Hallberg
.175
alllnger
227
Handicap
18
Blue
Birds
...
8
Merchantettes
5
!Big
Sisters
i,..
4
iRangers
7
Knox
Hotel
4
Annette's
4
Our
Gang
4
Telephone
Olrls
.0
2
107
126
133
195
132
85
2
206
149
135
177
192
18
W
3!
119
15&
103
141
HQ
85
828
778
71
2
257
131
153
156
164
3
3
182
137
129
138
159
3
864
743
3
210
119
242
120
159
13
Total
973
877
874
"PHONE
GIRLS
1
2
3
Johnson
75
105
88
McLeod
119
48
131
Eastman
141
74
184
Peachy
91
121
127
Nelson
lie
139
136
J
Handicap
167
167
167
Total
709
654
833
1
'
BIG
SISTERS
.1
2
3
B.
Dickens
114
161
116
E.
Dickens
151
93
M.
Bond
109
94
103
E.
Rothwell
70
109
Mrs.
Dickens
sr
102
115
140
V.
Alexander
140
ish
Handicap
146
151
151
Total
...
692
754
780
OUR
GANG
1
2
3
Ciccone
186
133
100
Fitch
121
197
131
Ourvich
117
153
km
Ingram
122
94
166
,Smith
143
205
150
Hanaicap
68
68
68
A.
ANNETTES
12
3
Johnson
183
142
207
Owens
152
182
205
I
P.
Dickens
178
185
184
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r...142
193
127
uasso-Bert
157
194
158
Handicap
55
55
55
Total
867
951
976
MERCHANTETTES-
1
2
A.
Coliusl
119
205
Mrs.
Madlll
1.
123
147
Mrs.
Halliday
136
158
R.
LaBelle
171
148
Mrs.
Viereck
126
185
Handicap
.......
48
48,
Total
3
191
152
139
221
153
.723
891
909
League
Standing
The
standing
for
the
half
of
the
season
is
second
as
fol
Pts.
When
Middlesbrough
defeated
Arsenal
2-1
In
an
English
Football
League
game
at
Highbury
it
marked
the
Ayresome
Park
team's
first
victory
oyer
the
Gunners
In
London
for
27
years.
vUL
m0St
lmPrtant
Phases
of
Great
Britain
.,
wur
preparedness
program
is
the
instruction
of
children
In
the
use
of
gas
masks
which
will
be
issued
by
the
government
to
each
and
every
Briton.
Some
children
are
too
small
for
the
regulation
mask
and
experiments
now
are
underway
to
devise
a
special
respirator
for
babies.
However,
the
youngsters
shewn
here,
going
through
a
drill
at
Hawkhurst,
are
wearing
the
regular
mask
Musketeers
Are
Leading
Again
Defeated
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
in
Postponed
Bridge
Game
Muskateers
defeated
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
by
a
score
of
10,440
to
9,717
last
night
In
a
postponed
Prince
Rupert
League
fixture
to
move
up
into
the
league
leadership
again.
The
game
had
been
deferred
from
last
Friday
'
USUI,.
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ff,,
The
league
standing
to
date:
Musketeers
63524
47777
63524
C.N.R.A
.
59093
55771
59093
Ramblers
56242
54358
56242
B.
&
K
54642
50603
54642
Sons
of
Norway
53492
55237
53492
Grotto
52434
58741
52434
Pr.
Rupert
Dairy
51472
57372
.51472
Can.
Legion
47066
76428
47066
Alabama
Gets
Rose
Bowl
Bid
Southern
Footballers
to
Play
Gold
en
Bears
in
Annual
New
Year's
Day
Classic
PASADENA,
Cal.,
Dec.
1:
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SPORT
CHAT
Promotion
of
fancy
skating
is
the
primary
aim
of
the
South
Afrl
can
Ice
Skating
Association,
form
ed
at
Johannesburg
recently
at
a
special
meet
held
In
the
new
Wembley
ice
rink.
The
Walker
Cup
amateur
golf
match
between
Britain
and
the
United
States
is
scheduled
for
St.
Andrew's,
Scotland,
June
3-4,
to
enable
visitors
to
enter
the
Brl-
COULD
HARDLY
CLOSE
HANDS
Had
Rheumatism
and
Neuritis
"
suffered
UTerd?
from
Rheumatum
ind
Nfuritii,"
writes
Mr.
W.
J.
Trier
of
Toronto.
"I
could
hirdlr
wilk
uosUiri
or
cUie
my
lunik
After
tikinf
FruHitiret
four
dy
the
(welling
left
my
hindi
ind
knees.
I
could
climb
stsirs
and
Udder.
I
tdrUe
ny
person
suffering
I
did
to
ttko
Fruit-
tires.
They
giro
uick
relief."
Try
this
res!
fruit
Juice,
kerb
ind
tonic
prescription
of
Israelis
Ctntdisn
doctor.
If
you
suffer,
rher
miiht
clear
up
your
case
too.
25c
and
50c.
No
substitute.
At
druiits.
FRUlTMI.VES,if,?
tish
amateur
championship
a',
froon,
May
23.
The
British
Lawn
Tennis
Association
Council
has
decided
to
ordei
early
training
next
year
In
an
effort
to
regain
possession
of
tht
Davis
and
Wightman
Cups
no
held
by
the
United
States.
Australian
rugby
benefitted
financially
to
the
extent
of
more
than
$10,000
by
the
recent
visit
of
a.
South
African
team.
N"
"South
Wales
came
out
best
with
$6,000.
Opening
a;
bazaar
at
Worcester
England,
in
aid
of
Worcestershire
county
cricket
club
funds,
lady-Baldwin,
member
of
the
club
for
many
years,
declared:
"Cricket
is
the
game
of
England."
Great.
Britain
will
challengf
United
States
for
the
Westchestei
Cup,
international
polo
trophy,
in
1939.
It
Is
'expected
matches
will
take
place
in
the
United
States
in
September
of
that
year.
Suffering-
from
cartilage
trouble.
E.
Sagar.
Everton
football
club''
international
goalkeeper,
under
went
an
'
operation
recently
and
will
be
cut
of
the
game
for
sev
leral
weeks.
1
James
Cutmore,
former
Essex
pro,
has
pone
into
business
andi
Unbeaten
University
of
Alabama,
may
reaPPear
has
accepted
the
selection
to
play
University
of
California
Golden
Bears
In
the
annual
New
Year's
Day
football
classic
In
the
Rose
Bowl
here,
it
was
announced
last
night.
'
J
Oval
Hound
Oblong
lext
year
as
an
amateur
but
not
.ecessarily
for
the
team
with
vhich
he
was
associated
for
13
ears.
T.
B.
Langton,
Cambridge
Unl
ersity
president,
states
it
Is
expected
the
university
boat
race
vill
be
held
next
year
on
Satur-lay,
April
2.
Celtic,
Scottish
football
club,
has
signed
J.
Docherty
from
Der
ry
City.
He
went
to
Celtic
a
few
veeks
ago
on
trial
and
perform.
;d
well
in
three
games
with
the,
eserve
team.
j
noted!
Swansea
and
Llanelly,
Welsh
rugby
clubs,
are
resuming'
fixtures
next
year.
"The
two!
'earns
are
not
meeting
this
yeat
is
the
result
of
a
fracas
in
a
natch
at
Swansea
about
a
yeat
ago.
mm
Covered
Roasters
From
.00
to
jg.00
Enamel
Aluminum
Sheet
Iron
Sheet
Iron
Roasting
Pans
from
15c
to
40c
Carving
Sets.
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Sets
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