Henry
Armstrong
Retains
Welter
Title
In
Fierce
Fight
All
p
o
Walthamstow
Avei
Avenue
Uld
LOUIltry
OOCCer
bridge
Wells
Rangers
English
Cup
First
Round
Chester
3,
Bradford
1.
Doncaster
Rovers
4,
New
Brighton
2.
Halifax
Town
7,
Rochdale
3.
Lincoln
City
4,
Barrow
1.
Horden
Welfare
1,
Chorley
1.
Hartlepool
United
2,
Accringtori
Stanley
1.
Walsall
,4.
Carlisle
United
1
Scarborough
0,
Southport
0.
Oldham
Athletic
2,
Crewe
Alexandria
2.
Scunthorpe
United
4,
Lancaster
City
2.
Hull
City
4,
Rotherham
United
1.
Runcorn
3,
Wellington
Town
0.
Arlington
4,
Stalybridge
Celtic
0.
Wrexham
1,
Port
vale
2.
Oainsborough
Trinity
2,
Gateshead
1.
Northshields
1,
Stockport
County
Workington
,
1,
Mansfield
Town
1.
.,
Southend
United
-3,
Corinthian
0.
Folkestone
2,
Colchester
United
l
Swindon
Town
6,
Lowestoft
Town
Q.
Give
those
Christmas
gifts
fn
person
this
year.
Winter
ures
with
long
limits
on
sale
now.
Specially
priced
holiday
travel
commences
December
20.
You
don't
have
to
leave
destination
until
January
7.
Fare
and
a
third
for
the
round
trip.
If
you
can't
spend
Christmas
with
them,
have
them
come
to
you
by
prepaying
their
fare!
Well
arrange
ticket
deliveries
anywhere
...
at
no
extra
cost.
Ride
the
air-conditioned
CONTINENTAL
LIMITED
-day
coachet
de
luxe
for
ecotumy
T-7SJ
For
Information,
Call
or
Write:
CITY
TICKET
OFFICE
528
3rd
Ave
Prince
Rupert,
B.C-
B
g
May
We
Help
You
With
U
That
Rift
for
Christmas?
received
it.
The
Latest
4,
Tum-
1.
Yeovil
and
Petters
2,
Brighton
1.
Chelmsford
City
4,
Kidderrolns-.
ter
0.
t
Ipswich
Town
7,
Street
0.
.
Bcumemouth
2,
Bristol
City
1.
Reading
3,
Newport
County
3.
I
Watford
4,
Northampton
Town,
1.
Crystal
Palace
1,
Queens
Par
Rangers
1.
Torquay
United
3,
Exeter
City)
,
Aldershot
1.
Ouildford
City
1.
Bristol
Rovers
4.
Peterborough
United
1,
Cheltenham
Town
1,
Cardiff
City
Clapton
Orient
3,
Hayes
1.
Bromley
2,
Apsley
1.
English
League
First
Division
Birmingham
2,
Portsmouth
0.
Bolton
1.
Grimsby
1.
Charlton
3,
Sunderland
0.
Chelsea
1.
Wolverhamptlon
3.
Leeds
1,
Derby
4.
Leictester
1,
Brentford
1.
Liverpool
1,
Blackpool
0.
Middlesbrough
1,
Arsenal
1.
Preston
Northend
3,
Aston
Villa
2.
Stoke
0.
Everton
0.
Second
Division
Burnley
3,
Tranmere
1.
Coventry
3,
Bradford
1.
Luton
1.
Sheffield
5.
Newcastle
2,
Millwall
2
Norwich
3,
Fulham
3.
Notts
3,
Manchester
4.
Plymouth
0,
Bury
1.
Sheffield
3,
Westham
1.
Southampton
4,
Swansea
1.
Tottenham
2,
Chesterfield
2.
West
Bromwich
2,
Blackburn
0.
Scottish
League
First
Division
Arbroath
0,
Celtic
2.
Clyde
4,
Hamilton
3.
Falkirk
3.
Ayr
1.
Hibernians
6,
St.
Mlrren
1.
Kilmarnock
4,
Albion
2.
Motherwell
5,
Third
lanark
1.
Partick
Thistle
1,
St.
Johnstone
4.
Queen
of
South
1,
Aberdeen
1.
Queens
Park
2,
Rangers
3.
Ralth
Rovers
1.
Hearts
2.
Second
Division
Airdrleonlans
1,
East
Fife,?..-'
Brechin
2,
Dundee
2.
Cowdenbeath
4,
Alloa
2.
Dundee
5,
Montrose
0."
v
Edinburgh
2,
Dunfermline
3.
Forfar
1.
Lelth
0.
King's
Park
1.
Stenhousemulr
0.
Morton
6,
East
Stirling
4.
St.
Bernards
2.
Dumbarton
4.
MEMENTO
WEARS
WELL
STRATFORD,
Ont.,
Nov:
26:
(CP)
Sergeant
George
Walkes
Is
still
using
a
cigarette
case
friends
gave
him
32
years
ago.
and
it
is
almost
as
good
as
the
day
'he
Christmas
1938
Creations
Are
Now
on
Display
May
We
Show
Them
to
Ydu?
Every
year
we
look
for
something
new
This
year
tops
them
all
See
our
complete
stock
P
I
skating
champion
PERFORMS)
FPU
queen
Negro
Title
Holder
Gave
Garcia
Miss
Cecilia
Colledge,
amateur
skating
champion
appeared
with
other
skaters
before
the
aueen
ln
the
skating
show
Marina
at
the
Empress
Hall,
Earl's
court.
In
London,
En?.
Miss
Cerilia
Co'ledge
Is
seen
here
trying
on
the
new
dress
she
wore
before
the
Queen
DEADLOCK
FOR
LEAD
Blue
Birds
and
Rex
in
Tie
for
First
.
Place,
in
Ladies'
Bowling
League
.
t
i
-
r
t
'As'a
Result
of
last
night's
play
In
tho
T.ariW
TVurllntF
Inanp
Bm
SPORT
CHAT
Winter
sports
at
Smithers
arei
now
getting
well
under
way.
Two
basketball
leagues
men
and
girls
I
are
in
operation
and
games
are!
played
regularly
on
Monday.
Wed
nesday
and
Thursday
evenings
!
Play
started
this
week.
League
hockey
will
soon
be
getting
under
carl
,n
th
New
Ypar-
and
Blue
Birds
are
now
tied
for
the
Last
night's
I
Hangers
Everybody
reads
the
Dally
News.
I
There's
a
reason.
,
Hallberg
5-
individual
1
2
123
214
193
188-
..f...
78
101
Moss
135
153
'Balllnger
192
182
Handicap
60
60
Totals
-
781
898
'Rex-
1
2
Ethel
Bury
227
168
Morrison
142
183
Eileen
Bury
126
145
Amy
Bury
,.12
.
208
West&u
.
..XS&Mtmito
'
164,
Handlpap
92
92
Totals
900
9C0
Annettes
I
2
Basso
Bert
165
5
Johnson
140
BKaiieiDoi
in
Blaln
148
P.
Dickens
188
Handicap
6
Totals
,...-781
Blue
Birds
I
Pierce
-
201
Turgeon
203
uouiier
iia
Croxford
Hartwig
.
98
Kerpn
210
Handicap
:.
3d
I
Totals
.'.
.S57
Mmhantfttes
1
jHalllday
147
Vandersluys
105
Ourvlch
207
Hdulden
164
CJccoqe
-.187
Handicap
.,..f.
.......
..
46
l
031
Knox
nnox
Hot
Hotel
We
Will
Hold
Any
Article
HlU
Chrislmaiu-Srs.
sehiwnlt
J
Ormes
Ltd.
'The
Store
of
a
Thousand
Gifts"
TIam
A
I
WtC
ATexartdef".'!
J-
97
Fritz
118
Eastman
235
Marie
Schaffer
Handicap
105
Totals
718
Rig
SNters
1
Betty
Dickens
229
Edna
Dickens
150
Rothwell
.......j.
j
:..131
.116
.110
188
160
201
74
202
6
831
2
146
179
145
192
176
48
886
2
137
189
136
137
151
46
2
160
122
157
144
151
105
818
2
142
112
145
154
283
wir
oiiiJMicxa
armor
vetim
rxpecii
game
to
nil
victory
over
Rangers
IT
,
"
,
...
while
the
Blue
Birds
were
winning
Sf.SSJ"
"1
geUln
two
to
one
from
Annette's.
Big
Sis-
J,.11
th,f
l5.
a?n"al
ters
defeated
Maple
Leafs
three
week
'
games
to
nil
and
are
tied
for
third
u
plare
with
Merehantette.
who
took
The
Association
a
two.game
to
one
victory
from
he
has
a
more
Qr
long-suffering
Knox
Hotel
High
terest
,n
the
dIrecUon
of
most
f
average
scorer
for
the
evening
was
the
w1nter
ipQtU
Frances
Yager
of
Rangers
with
205.
Clrkltth
AfrlAA
tm
f
1
I
scoring,
i..
,
.
.
.iHMLiuui
ntui
.
i
ji
i
rmim
i
.
Johannesburg.
f"nn
Tmm
ami
Durban
have
from
10
to
15
organ-238
ized
teams.
Inler-clty
games
are
115
played
each
year
by
the
strongest
91
teams
from
these
three
cities
and
169
seU-ouU
are
frequent
for
the
60
games.
The
trade
commissioner
es-833
tlmated
the
main
grandstand
In
3
the
Cape
Town
park
seats
about
.136
3,000
fans.Ma)or
league
basebal
129
clubs
Jn
the
United
State
have
153
nothing
on
South
African
team
204
Jn
the
distance
the
travel
to
plav
161
games.
When
Inter-clty
games
are
92
played
between
Johannesburg
anil
875
Cape
Town
teams
travel
approxl-
j
mately
1,000
miles
each
way.
165
-
i
M3
LUCKY
I.V
HIS
FALL
15(J
KINCARDINE,
Ont.,
Nov.
26:
iCP)
Harold
Emmerton
was
rush-
m
ed
to
a
doetflr
by
fellow
worken
g.wucn
ne
ien
irom
a
20-foot
pole
and
landed
on
his
back.
He
sufferer
ed
only
mln&r
bruises.
194
.PAGE
SIIEKLOCK
HOLMES
SUDBURY
Onl.,
Nov.
Z6:
(CP)
V.
Trouc
are
trying
to
connect
4U1
nndlhg
of
a
rusty
revolver
in
a
uurvnoy,e
cutern
here
to
some
200
rmirt.
nrAnv
inrim,
i
v.
.
a
....v...
umui
mc
(joafc
in
48
yearg,
jun
WM
ioaded
wltn
906
five
bullete.
3
,
155
137
Handicap
121
133
Totals
j
SC3
118
Maple
lafs
l
185
Nelsori
4-
...
...m
-124
46
MfcLcod
.4
L-.lOl
2
H.
Glass
117
103
M.
Glass
...
.
,
.116
120
LaBelle
..
.172
115
Handicap
A....121
171
Total
:MjK.
i.751
103
The
leagueistandlnt:
121'
951
m
111
201
88
106
180
121
807
105
Dlue
Birds
...y....
17
10
717
Rex
!
.17
10
3
Merchantettts
t
15
12
173
Big
Sisters
15
12
103
Maple
Leafs
14
13
169
Rangers
;...
t2
15
136
Annette's
.,..;
12
15
J83
Knox
Hotel
6
21
121
885
3
1
133
07
116
82
248
121
797
17
17
15
15
14
12
12
6
Bad
Beating
In
First
11
Rounds
And
Fought
Off
Closing
Attack
I
NEW
YORK,
November
20:
(CP)
Henry
Armstrong,
Los
Angeles
negro,
successfully
defended
his
,
world's
welterweight
title
here
last
night
for
the
first
time
i
since
winning
it
from
Barney
Ross.
He
outpointed
Ce-ferino
Garcia
In
fifteen
fast
and
furious
rounds
which
roused
a
howling
crowd
oi
fans
in
Madison
Square
iOarden.
Armstrong
save
Garcia,4
'
body
with
his
slashing
lefts
and
,
rights
during
the
first
eleven
j
rounds
and,
at
the
start
of
the
twelfth
round.
Referee
Art
Donovan
looked
Garcia
over
to
mak
.ure
he
was
fit
to
go
on.
During
(the
last
four
rounds
the
Filipino
j
engaged
in
rushes
that
obviously
"hurt
the
little
colored
mammerer
(but
failed
to
slow
up
hit
terrific
,pace.
Weights
were:
Armstrong.
1334
j
pounds;
Oarcla.
146.
The
weight
I
advantage
wai.
undoubtedly,
a
great
factor
ln
Oarcla's
favor
and
ta
corresponding
Handicap
for
Armstrong.
In
the
first
round
Oarcla
took
the
lead
and
forced
the
pace
but
it
was
not
long
before
Armstrong
I
took
command
which
he
maintained
with
fierce
and
effective
leather
throwing
Neither
flghtet
spared
an
effort
and
-a
great
pact
was
driven.
On
several
occasions
Oarcla
was
forced
Into
the
roots
'fate
be
In
pretty
badly
cut
Oarcla
several
time
was
obviously
trying
for
a
knockout
but
he
found
Armstrong
impregnable,
taking
everything
and
seemingly
minding
not
a
bit
Sons
Of
Norway
In
Bridge
League
Scored
llljh
In
Defeating
rrlnrr.
Rupert
Dairy
Lat
Mthi
Prtnc
Rupert
Bridge
League
rt
suits
last
night
were
as
follows:
Draekman
t
Ker.
12170;
Orotto.
14960.
Canadian
National
Recreation
AwoctaUon.
13&90;
Ramblers.
14070.
Musketeers.
-
Canadian
LecloriJ,
postponed.
.
hurt
imprri
uairy,
i
tow,
ooni
Of
Norway.
16500.
The
league
aUndlng
to
date:
For
Against
Pu.
;
by
his
much
lighter
opponent's
O.
N.
While
the
negro
did
the
most
ef-
Ramblers
fecUve
hitting,
the
Filipino
was
not'
P.
R
Dtiry
without
a
lively
response,
par-
C.
N
R
A.
ticularly
towards
the
close
al-
H
M
K
though
he
never
faltered
Despite
Orotto
the
pace
and
punishment
that
Musketeer
both
gave
and
received.
Oarcla's
Can
Lettlon
Thli
h
Old
Virslnla
quality
cigatelle
loboceo
and
that's
lomethingl
It's
eitra
fine
cut
to
give
you
long,
silky
threodi
of
mellow
leaf
that
snuggle
neatly
down
on
the
paper,
and
so
enable
you
to
roll
well
and
evenly
filled
cigarettes
that
are
a
treat
to
smole.
The
name
Old
Virg
inia
means
that
the
tobacco
Is
a
smoother
blend,
with
the
richer,
finer
flavour
and
aroma
you
will
enjoy.
And
It
comes
In
a
rubber
lined
"Seal-light"
pouch
that,
keeps
the
tobacco
fresh
and
frogront
right
to
ihe
last
and
that
carries
the
signature
"D.
Ritchie
&
Co."
the
hallmark
of
genuine
Old
Virginia.
Try
Old
Virginia
Fine
Cut.
OLD
VIRGINIA
Fine
Cut
iw.iM.i:iOTqiaai,Y.iBiii..ii.ii.i.ii.iaj.i.iiJj.i
up.
they
were
both
fresh
at
the
end.
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70C00
75750
09540
63400
69540
63770
64330
68770
67360
69680
67360
63970
67350
63970
62510
79480
63510
61000
48650
61000
43190
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HAM,
Ont
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Following
slaufhtcr
:
i
chicken
In
Klniow
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bounty
on
wild
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raised
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rid
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PAIN
AMD
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b
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friers
Ir
Mink
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Corsctry
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Wxk
Music
Ruth
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A.T.C.M.
Teacher
of
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Theory
and
Harmony.
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