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NEWS
OF
SPORT
WORLD
!
about
What
they're
MILLBANKS
saying
13
urn
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;
;
BRIDGE
BADMINTON
SCORES
OFFICERS
11,
Bir
l
Prudent
of
Wanamaker
Leading
League
For
Individual
Honors
half
of
the
season
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Bridge
League
is
announced
as
follows:
H.
Wanamaker
(C.N.R.A.),
....
28427
A.
McEwen
(Musketeers)
26606
G.
How
(Grotto)
26273)
L.
Richardson
(Musketeers)
26103
P.
E.
Wermig
(Musketeets)
....
25691
G.
P.
Lyons
(Musketeers)
,25469
J.
O.
Allen
IB.
&
K.)
,
25197
C.
Strand
(Sons
of
Norway)
.
24898
S.
Jurmaln
(C.NH.A.)
24621
I'D.
Krause
(Ramblers)
23463
F.
M.
Davis
(C.N.R.A.)
22797
A.
L.
Holtby
(C.N.R.A.)
22674
.
H.
A.
Breen
(Can.
Legion)
....
22421
,'R.
Hundelde
(Sons
of
Nor.)
...
22398
G.
Rudderham
(Grotto)
21765
D.
McPhee
(Ramblers)
21255
A.
Hill-Tout
(B.
&
K.)
21192
L.
Turvik
(Pr.
Ru.
Dairy)
20991
G.
Aune
(Sons
of
Nor.)
20936
J.
E.
Jack,
(Pr.
Ru.
Dairy)
....
20600
.A.
French
(Musketeers)
20545
G.
Tocher
(Pr.
Ru.
Dairy)
....
20499
R.
W.
Keenleyside
(B.
&
K.)
..
20317
R.
McKay
(Pr.
Ru.
Dairy)
20011
W.
D
Vance
(Pr.
Ru.
Dairy)
.
19741
wardrobe
hangers
in
lid,
retainer
straps,
partitions
and
curtain
in
body.
Men's
Two
-2
Aeropack
it
$18.50
Black
embossed
Durotex
with
Association
J
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Individual
SCOrine
for
the
first
Prinr
Punprt
Rnrtmlntnh
Assnrtn-
Accringtonlii
Second
Round
'
Defeated
Lancaster!
Yesterday
In
First
Round
of
English
Football
PRESTON,
Eng.,
Dec.
7:
(CP)
Accrington
Stanley
qualified
for
a
berth
In
the
second
round
of
tho
English
Footbal)
Cup
with
a:
four
to
nothing
victory
over
Lancaster
yesterday.
Accrington
now
meets
Stanley
In
the
December
11
8Ly.
-
covvnide
end
binding,
post
handle
gj-tw'o
locks,
Irish
linen
linirig.'.two-'
suit
Aecppack
fixture
a'nd.divid?
&
ing
door
with
tie
pocket,
tbv-ei'el
shoe
compartment.
.&
Men's
Two-Suit
I
Aeropack
$13.50
Blue
fibre
cover,
tacked
metal
binding,
post
handle,
two
locks,
two-suit
Aeropack
fixture,
dividing
door,
shoe
compartment.
Wardrobe
Gladstone
$15.00
Black
or
brown
pup
walrus
embossed
buffed
cowhide,
gusset
welt
edge
style,
polished
hard
ware,
post
handle,
two
stitched
straps
over
frame,
Irish
linen
lining,
suit
hanger
in
one
section,
dividing
door
with
shirt
fold
and
one
deep
wide
pocket.
Presented
By
SPORT
GHAT
biggest
ever
to
watch
an
amateur
goalless'
draw
against
Mohammed-
tlon
was
held
last
night.
The
fol-lan
Png
wud
m
uaicuua
lowing
officers
were
elected:
President,
Pete
Bird.
Vice-President,
.George
Mitchell.
Secretary-Treasurer,-
Miss
Caro
i
line
Mitchell.
The
executive
will
be
composed
of
representatives
from
the
various
clubs
In
the
city.
Hull
Kingston
Rovers'
ground
Here's
a
new
one.
As
a
player
trundled
his
bowl
down
the
green
at
the
St.
Kilda
bowling
green
In
Melbourne
recently
a
sparrow
landed
In
Its
path
and
was
killed.
Women
must
stick
together
In
soccer.
Two
"male"
clubs
lined
up
In.
Tonbridge
England
recently,
but.
one
continued
with
only
10
placers
when
the
referee
spied
a
woman'
on
the
field.
The"
Klner
is
attending
the
annual
Oxford-Cambridge
rugby
match
at
Twickenham
today.
of
matches.
C
Tom
Griffiths,
Aston
Villa
and
'
Welsh
soccer
International,
will
j
be
unable
to
play
again
this
sea-
K.
Slatta
(Sons
of
Nor.)
1893L
son.
through
muscular
trouble
but
H.
Love
(Ramblers)
19716
C.
H.
Elklns
(B.
'&K.)
'18831
hopes...
to
be
fit
iy
next
winter.
N.Jensen
(Sons
of
Nor.)
19462
,
T.
Collart
(Can.
Legion)
17718
J.
MCLeod
(Pr.
Ru.
Dairy)
19364
j
E.
Johnson
(Sons
of
Nor.)
..
.
17605
The
British
Open
Golf
cham-
J.
W.
Eastwood
(B.
&
K.)
19269
j
G.
Dawes
(Can.
Legion)
17182.
plonship
next
year
will
be
played
j.
Murray
(Ramblers)
19192
j
A.
Thompson
(0.&.K.)
16813
at";Deal,
starting
July
4,
with
the
W.
A.
McLean
(Ramblers)
....
19155
J.
Bremner
(Can.
Legion)
13597J
qualifying
rounds
at
the
Royal
Fortnight
Case
Take
a
Tip
from
Santa
Give
l
llll
jK
$22.00
Gray
Croydon
Irish
linen,
Aero-wood
construction
with
leather
binding.
Irish
linen
limner.,
four
BAGGAGE
Streamline
Gladstone
$18.00
Black
pup
walrus
embossed
buffed
grain
cowhide,-
gusset
edge
style,
post
handle,
polished
hardware,
Irish.lihen
liningdividing
door
with
shirt
fold
and
two
deep
pockets.
Ladies
Dressing
Case
$9.00
Gray
Clyde
woven
stripe
Aero-wood
construction,
smooth
co.w-hide,
polished
nickel
locks,
post
,
handle,'
stay
hinges,.
Celanese
pockets.
Ladies
Aeropack
$18.00
Embossed
split'
cowhide,
round
edges,
Celanese
moire
lining,
dress
curtain,
three-selected
side
bar
hanger.
Ladies
Travel
Twin
Set
$18.50
Blue
waterproofed
striped
Aero-tweed
covering,
genuine
cowhide
end
binding
linen
stitched,
Aero-wood
construction,
post
handle,
two
locks,
stay
hinges,
rayon
lining.
Aerbpack.has
three
Lastex-shirred
pockets,
and
.
three-
sej-ectorqd
hangeranity
Case
has
mirror
and
five-piece
bottle
and
jar
setf
three
Lastex-shirred
pockets.
BRYANT
COMPANY
LIMITED
Phone
297
Established
1911
-
217-219
Sixth
Street
$
i
Cinque
"
p'qrts
arid'
Royal
George's
club's
courses.
prize
Is
being
held
rules
are
studied.
BRUIN
AT
2
St.
Miss
B.
;Burke,
South
African
sprinter
at
present
taking
a
physl-
In
TTnolnnH
hns
A
crowd
of
50,000,
probably
the
.
"
,
.
,
.
.
.
.
.
been
selected
s
to
run
for
South
C,K
Africa
in
the
Empire
Games
at
Australia.
After
losing
three
balls
at
the
seventh
hole
in
a
Wimbledon
Park
golf
tournament,
John
Weaver
threw1
down
a
wrapped
ball,
gave
Rugby
League
officials
took
action
."Vk
V
l
t,
.
t
1..
a
a
.turned
In
the
best
card
a
but
his
,
ICOMiV
111
U1UU1)
UUWUS
Ub
u
'recent
match.
up
while
the
Mrs.
A.
O.
Stevenson,
former
English
field
hockey
International,
will
tour
England
with
leadlnss
South
African
women
golfers
May
2-July
8
next.
She
Is
champion
of
Natal..
John
Bromwich
defeated
three
Australian
tennis
stars
to
win
the
singles
championship
of
New
South.
.Wales.
In
the
final
he
beat
Adrian
Quist,
his
earlier
victims
Including
Harry
Hopman
and
Jack
Crawford.
Thrills
in
the
Great
Britain-Czechoslovakia
tennis
tournament
came
in
the
doubles,
F.
H.
D.
Wilde
and
D.
W.
Butler
playing
57
games
In
defeating
L.
Hecht
and
J.
Cas-ka,
6-3,
15-17,
9-7.
SKI
JUMP
Bear
Holes
Up
for
Winter
Undei
Take-off
at
Smlthers
SMITHERS,
Dec.
7:
The
bit
ski
Jump
at
Smlthers
has
had
the
reputationJftf
being
one
of
the
best
Jumps
in"
'British"
Columbia
ever
since,
it
was
started
about
five
years
.
agovuut,
this
year
it
has
taken
on.
a
new
lustre.
It
appjls
thaf
a
rer
hks
Chosen
a'epttl
untfer.
the
take-off
to
make
hfs
winter
home.
During
the
fall
he
tried
out
the
course
of
the
ski
Jump
by
sliding
down
a
few
times
iand
icllmblnir
.
bar
It.
,nn
in.
cording
t67oe
Kelley,
the
prospector
and
hunter
who
owns
the
mineral
claims
where
the
ski
Jump
Is
locaieo.
ana
who
lives
at
the
foot
of
the
hill.
joe
nas
Tenewed
the
lease
to
;he
Ski
Club
for
the
season
but
he
ifas
made
the
stipulation
that
the
bear
is
to
have
the
privilege
Jf
using
the
ski
lunrn
and
thn
racing
course
without
fees
If
hci
wishes
to
do
so
and
he
also
lavs
one
wisnes
to
comoete
with
the
.bear
In
any
of
the
races
or
numns.
Pftlhe
will
have
to
conform
to
the
rules
set
by
the
bear
which
is
that
contestants
will
be
clothed
only
In
their
"bear"
skins
the
same
as
the
bear.
Joe
reports
that
so
far
thes
seem
to
be
waiting
to
see
whether
the
weather
will
be
,40:below
zero
I
at
.the-tlmejoiithe;
tournSmnt
be-
wore
waiting
up
the
challenge,
Meantime
the
bear
is
laylne
low
ana
is
resting
up
for
the
big
event.
i-t:
'm
HAPPILY
MARRIED
otuney
POINT,
Ont.,
Dec.
(CP)
Sixty
years
of
married
life
RAILWAYMEN
STILL
LEAD
Margin
of
C.N.R.A.
No.
2
Improved
as
Result
of
Commercial
League
Play
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
No.
2
Improved
Its
margin
of
leadership
In
the
Commercial
Bowling
League
last
night
by
scoring
a
clean
sweep
three
to
nil
victory
over
Gyro
Club
while
the
scond
place
Rupert
Motors
were
winning
two
games
to
one
over
Printers.
Walter
Vance
of
Printers
was
high
average
scorer
for
the
evening
with
168.
Individual
scoring:
(
Rupert
Motors
1
2
3
Taylor
158
155
128
Jack'
124
117
135
Hlbbard
126
144
165
V
Houston
163
144
135
J
Lindsay
156
138
214
Handicap
,34
34
34
Total
761
732
811
Printers
1
2
3
'
R.Franks
140
132
170
W.
Vance
191
143
169
O.Franks
133
136
173
D.
Houston
137
157
154
O.
Royer
117
157
154
Handicap
36
36
36
Total
744
729
859
C.N.R.A,
No,
2
1
2
Beesley
127
98
Glass
120
Bond
158
115
Jurmaln
157
158
Wanamaker
169
129
Long
121
Handicap
98
96
Total
down
the
regulation
that,
If
any-1
SEND
THE
NEWS
FOR
162
117
155
123
113
96
Total...-
825
717
7CC
Gyro
12
3
Bulger
134
111
141
Jackson
133
120
142
Large
,
124
124
152
Morris...
176
142'
155
Low
Score
120
98
113
Handicap
17
17
17
704
G12
720
The
league
standings:
C.N.R.A.
No.
2
'.
23
Rupert
Motors
22
Printers
19
C.N.RA.
No.
1
16
Gyro
Club
14
North
Star
11
Biological
Station
11
Electrical
Workers
9
10
11
14
17
16
19
22
18
23'
22'
19
16
14
11
11
9
CHRISTMAS
GIFT
4
Anyone
wishing
to
send
the
j
Dally
News
to
a
friend
outside
;
the
city
as
a
Christmas
gift
may
do
so
at
the
same
rate
of-
fered
last
year,
two
dollars
for
the
year.
It
must
be
a
genuine
Christmas
gift
given
by
some
reader
of
the
News
to
some
person
outside,
the
city
who
Is
not
a
subscriber.
TOBACCO
CROP
BURNS
SIMCOE,
Ont.
Dec,
7:
(CP)-
and
never
a
"serious
misunder-Uni
mil
f
wih,,
r.t.
,
standing
U
the
proud
boast
of
Mr.'
and
25,000
pounds
of
tobacco
were
and
Mrs.
P.
E.
Chauvln.
They
have
destroyed
by
fire,
believed
to
have
lust
celebrated
their
diamond
wed-
been
of
incendiary
origin.
Loss
was
ilng
anniversary.
estimated
at
$8,000.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
SPECIAL
WINTER
EXCURSION
RATES
TO
VANCOUVER
1
HUM
PRINCE
RUPERT
RETURN,
j2
QQ
niUM
POUT
SIMPSON
$3j
QQ
RETURN.
4
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meals
and
Berth
Included.
Reduced
Rales.to
Vancouver
alstf
'apply
from"
.Intermediate
points.
Special
.Tickets
on-
Sale-Between
November
1st,
1937
and
February
28th,
1938,
Inclusive
Good
to
Return
up
to
March
31,
1938.
Children
Half
Fare.
Steamers:
Leave
Prince
Rupert:
Ar.
Vancouver
S.Sr
CATALA
Tuesday,
1:30
p.m.
Thursday,
a.m.
S.&CAKDENA
Friday,
9:00
p.m.
Sun.,
Midnight
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Reservations
from
Prince
Rupert
Agent
A.
W.
NEWMAN
Third
Ave.,
Phone
568
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Convenient
Please
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office
1
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come
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Train
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&
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List
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Reference
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source
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Willi
egg
sauce
palatable,
satisfying
CANADIAN
FISH
&
COLD
STORAGE
CO.
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B.C.
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Local
Raw
And
Pasteurized
Milk
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t0
knw
when
reading
the
DaJ(
that
the
people
of
the
whole
district
are
doingtw