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ROYAL
WINS
FIRST
HALF
Emerges
On
Top
In
City
Bowling
League
With
Grotto
Finishing
Second
-
The
first
half
of
the
schedule
of
lhe
City
Bowling
League
concluded
last
night
with
Royal
Hotel
finishing
on
top
and
Grotto
In
second
place.
In
last
night's
matches.
Old
Empress
won
two
games
to
one
from
Grotto
while
Royal
Hotel
took
the
measure
of
Printers,
ab
by
a
score
of
tw0
games
to
one
High
average
scorer
for
the
ftrst
i
half.of
the
season
was
Eddie
Smith
i
NAVY
TURKEY
SHOOT
ENDED
Matt
llarris,
Harry
Rnbb
and
Jael
Armstrong
Were
Winners
Of
Birds
The
first
annual
the
Royal
Canadian
Naval
.
..
Volun
.
teer
Reserve
which
has
been
In
2C!
11
SPORT
CHAT
In
arranging
the
National
Ditch
ers
Of
1933
in
th
nrrir
nt
tVi.l.
ciassny
tnem
into
three
irrouns.
RlSt
gTOUp
embrac
urkev
shoot
nf
'
who
bore
the
brunt
of
the
cam
paign
and
pitched
at
least
ten
iand
most
complete
games.
26.
By
pitching
four
consecutive
FOR
TH
SAKE
Of
AUlD
tAHG
SYNf
r
.
W
SV
'
r
celebrate
this
New
Year's
ufith
IMPORTED
OLD
SCOTCH
WHISKY
Compare
John
BeK
In
quality
with
other
fine
Scotches.
Voull
afree
John
Begj
can't
be
equalled.
DISTILLED,
MATURED
AND
BOTTLED
IN
SCOTLAND
IK
264
07.
$3.00
This
idttrLi-emont
is
not
published
Or
displayea
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
0
tne
Government
ni
nnnn
itllimhts
.THE.
DAILY
NEW3
4
shutouts.
Lee
equaled
the
Natlona
teague
record
held
Jointly
by
Ed
ward
M.
Reulbach,
Chicago,
madt
in
1SC3,
and
Grover
C.
Alexander
Philadelphia,
made
In
1911.
Lee
shutouts
were
achieved
Septembei
5.
11.
17
and
22.
He
Ditched
1
1
effectiveness,
it
is
expedient
to
innins
n
a
relief
role
on
Septwn-
ber
7
without
being
scored
upon.
Mace
S.
Brown,
Pittsburgh,
and
S.
Richard
Coffman
.New
Ynrt
T?ZT7
.Progress
for
thefts
live
w
eU
2".:
thp
nd
tMJl
ui
nuiri
wTin
i.
scoop
:
conchlded
ht
ith
M
"o
parucipaiea
to
some
extent
In
rown.
Dy
piicning
ir.
Bury
and
Stan
Morin,
both
ol
Harxto
whose
score
i
102
out
3
mlnlmura
of
ten
Barnes;
the'51
am-
none
complete.
In
133S
Orotto,
were
tied
for
second
place
a
possible
105.
winning
first
prfce.
a"
othe"
who
tok
5f
50
"
,
by
P!
J
0wn
witn
1.4.
Individual
scores
lost
night:
Grotto
i
Arney
m
Comadina
,139
Stiles
...i78
Bury
186
Morin
.
jrffio
Total
800
:
Old
Empress
1
Clccone
......
168
Wendle
101
Jy
132
Scott
139
KInslor
191
Total
.
73i
Printers
1
Zieman
141
Vance
.....
124
West
lag
McCallum
183
2
168
148
146
178
149
83
177
169
167
153
156
812
t
150
153
159
163
3
III
159
153
177
171
796
3
17S
173
1G6
177
17C
861
3
ISC
122
164
ICS
Harry
Robb
aP?"P
contest
The
per-
was
second
with
95
v.
"""
gamps
won
and
lost
b
?
out
of
105.
There
was
a
consolation
"
n"UOn
?ames.
established
a
M
new
league
,faBUl
flT
?l
Uvt,i:
tl'"
drawing
for
the
remainder
of
the
men
who
shot,
the
winner
belne
T
"m
cn
P1"-
P-
1
?
me
ormer
recora
Schriaberg
-.179
Smith
..:
158
Total
H$
.
The
final
standings
for
half:
Royal
Hotel
25
Grotto
20
Old
Empress
16
Printers
11
210
1E0'
William
Crutcher
Lee.
Chlcaco
813
801,leads
the
pitchers
In
earned
run
2
3
'percentage,
with
a
mark
of
2
6.
186
19Clnd
he
also
had
the
highest
won
157
156
and
lost
percentage.
.710.
Lee
won
155
189
22
games
and
lost
9.
his
victori-?
145
H8
being
the
largest
total
of
the
year
177
171
tor
the
league.
He
pitched
most
820
824
shutouts,
9.
and
with
Paul
Der
,
v........,
,,.
u
imiuus
""Mmost
games.
37.
Derringer
faced
most
batsmen.
1264;
allowed
most
11
2j
I
hit.
t-
r.l.V.
.
I
1
r-
incomDleted
eames
made
In
1937
Coffman.
by
finishing
36
Jack
Armstrong
The
shntini
"'u
PP"ca
in
oraei
"
r.
yumn
5th
SSKS
rifle
that
"Parison
may
be
made
with
Brooklyn.
In
1932.
Paul
168
Total
808
Royal
Hotel
1
Donald
184
Zarelli
169
Todd
i.J55
I
the
official
earned
run
rating.
Hugh
N.
Mukahy.
PhiladelDhla
ost
most
games.
29;
allowed
most
Tins,
162.
and
most
earned
run
137.
Claiborne
H
Bryant.
Chleniro
allowed
most
stertfice
hits,
21.
most
bases
on
balls.
125.
and
struck
out
most
batsmen.
135.
Thre
pitchers
tied
for
hltUng
most
bats-
men,
taese
being
Claude
W.
Pas
teau.
Philadelphia.
Forest
C
pmu
nen.
Brooklyn,
and
James
O.
Carle
ton.
Chicago,
with
8
each.
Carltor.
made
most
wild
pitches.
12.
'
John
VanderMeer.
Cincinnati
became
the
first
pitcher
In
National
League
history
to
pitch
twx
lensecutlve
no-hlt,
no-run
eames
by
blanking
Boston
on
June
11
and
repeating
his
success
In
a
nlch
'game
on
bune
15
against
Brooklyn
uy
piicning
21
2-3
consecutive
hl-'eas
Innings,
VanderMeer
broke
an
other
record,
bettering
the
run
rl
17
1-3
innings
made
by
Arthur
r
Vance.
Brooklyn,
from
June
5
and
including
J
une
19.
1925
ilv
nnt
blowing
any
hlU
in
two
consecu
tive
games.
VanderMeer
wipes
oui
Vance"s
one-hit
record
for
two
con-"tiTr
games
made
in
1925
and
bo
James
F.
Oalvin's
record,
mad
with
Buffalo
In
1834.
VanderMeer
had
the
lonaes'
winning
streak
of
the
season.
8
games
straight,
and
William
H.
Mc
Oee
St
'Louis,
had
the
longest
losing
streak,
abio
9
straight.
OnW
twd
pitchers
won
20
or
more
rarae
and
they
ran
one.
two
In
earned
,
rating
Three
pitchers,
the
same
number
as
in
1937.
pitched
20
01
more
complete
games:
Puppet
Shantung
Govrenment
Has
Now
Been
Set
Up
CANTOM
rw
91-
rt
A1.
In
Shangtun?
by
the
Japanese.
Hockey
Scores
National
Leacue
Detroit
2,
Rangers
6.
Americans
0,
Boston
3.
Try
a
Daily
New
want-ad.
8
wmkimwm
Give
the
Kiddies
the
Treat
of
Their
Hi
i
ifiiiPWr
Lives
With
h
a
a
Visii
Visit
,o
to
Tu
Toyland
I
I
KAIF.N
HARnWARF
HOCKEY
AT
f
SMITHERS
g
In
The
MALE
Box
.
.
SMmiERS.
Dec
21
The
hockev
hf
season
got
off
In
Smlthers
to
a
good
m
lan
Legion
and
the
Native
Sons
of
Camda
teams
tangled
tn
the
flrt
2
game
of
the
season,
the
veterans
f
winning
6
to
4.
M
Tne
weather
and
the
ice
were
perfect
but
there
was
only
a
small
mance
which
proved
to
be
very
tood
and
quite
close
"throughout.
SJ
To
Alton
Matt-on.
the
big
for-
f
ward
of
the
Native
Sons'
team.
r8
went
the
honor
of
scoring
the
first
&i
goal
of
the
winter
after
about
ten
Z
.nlnutes
of
play
At
the
end
of
the
r
first
period
the
Native
Sons
went
SI
off
the
ice
with
a
2
to
nil
lead.
In
the
second
period
the
Lerion
took
matters
into
its
out.
hands
and
M
vrorcd
five
goals
without
a
come-
ift
lck
from
the
Sons.
'
-
At
the
end
of
the
last
period
the
r
icore
was
6
to
4
with
the
Soldiers
If
rn
the
long
end.
W
A
great
many
of
the
roanrer
-M
players
are
appearing
on
the
Une-
ft
aps
of
the
three
team
thli
winter
ind
some
of
them
are
doing
ex-
ri
teedlngly
well.
2
A
new
departure
this
vear
was
?
Twenty-Fifth
Anniversary
Is
Celebrated
Known
and
are
highly
esteemed
by
$f
uicir
many
men
as
Four
Million
In
Sugar
Production
This
U
Etlmate
of
Yield
of
lleet
ThU
Year
in
Uthbridge
DUtrlct
LETHBRIDOB.
Dec.
21:
CP
Value
of
sugar
beet
production
in
$
Letnbridge
dUUlct
for
the
past
jthough
its
conquest
Is
by
no
means
caon
is
estimated
at
UflOO
.000.
ciai
government
has
been
set
un
Stolen
Goods
Found
In
Jail
Prisoners
Who
Had
Been
Allowed
to
Go
and
Come
at
Will
Smur-gled
Them
in
21
HAMPTON,
New
Brunswick,
Dec.
1
CP
Ooods
stolen
from
local
f.
on
her
Thpt?
nr
q1Vm1
hn
-
y
wv
SS4A
V
V
9
oners
who
had
been
permitted
come
and
go
at
will.
Music
Ruth
Nelson
A.T.C.M.
Teacher
of
Piano,
Theory
and
Harmony.
PHONE
G
It
F.F.N
2M
I
International
Cafe
Has
changed
ownership
and
will
be
continued
as
the
In-
to
ternational
Cafe
under
new
i
Ladies
Day
m
If
A
Mans
Shop
is
H
On
Friday
last
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
r.
If.
MUlar
ol
Surf
Point.
Poreher
Und,
celebrated
their
silver
wed-
Si
ding
anniversary
with
all
their
W
neighbors
qI
If
ring
their
fellclU-
kf
uui
on
me
napoy
occasion
and
extending
best
wishes
for
manv
more
anniversaries.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Millar
are
oJd
Umm
if
Prtn
n.
Jrt't
and
dlitrid
in
whlrh
ih
a
'
resided
for
thirty
years
and
are
well
THE
Bulkley
Valley
Collieries
Warmly
Wish
"
AH
?r
A
Very
Merry
Christmas
v
'l
viiiiam
r.
Mone
cordially
invito
Ladies
of
IVince
Kunert
to
visit
i
H
shop
on
Thunxlay.
This
day
has
set
apart
to
assist
the
ladies
in
m,ir
gift
problems
for
their
male
friend
h
you
are
in
a
quandary
and
puulinfr
a.
-what
to
give
him
for
ChrUUna
Vi
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F.
Stone's
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you.
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or
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Large
to
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GIFTS
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William
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I
The
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With
tne
ClirMma,
Spirit
having
been
benched
or
moved
out
-
MltO
the
Ice.
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The
Legion
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w1M
meet
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ats-
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on
Thursday
night
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