s
i
r5
LAND
OP
prospector,
'Prfnrc
Unpm
Daily
aclus
Monday,
December
23,
1916
'
'
I
""s
A
MILLION
FISH
When
Bill
Richardson.
Tnrnntn
made
a
four-month
trek
throueh
the
Rarreri
i.nnrls
just
south
of
the
Arctic
Circle
this
Summer,
he
found
rlvprs
sn
thick
with
fish
he
couldn't
paddle
through
them.
Bill
made
friends
with
this
Eskimo
youngster
via
a
tin
of
milk.
ASSETS
FIVE
PIN
SCORES
Spitfires
and
Gulls
each
won
three
straight
games
in
week
end
War
Assets
League
five-pin
bowling
but
Sharpshooters
achieved
the
highest
aggregate
team
score
and
Alf
Nelson,
a
Sharpshooter,
bowled
the
high
est
individual
three-game
score
The
Sharpshooters'
aggregate
was
2,506
and
Nelson's
personal
t.tal
was
648.
Game
scores:
Gulls
3,
Chickens
0.
Sp.tfires
3,
Wingdiners
0.
Sh-imshooters
2.
Mosquitoes
1
Helldivers
2,
Wasps
1.
WASPS
B.
Vuckcyitch
...
178
137
J.
Murray
145
85
VS.
MacDonald
133
176
F.
Cr.lderone
181
184
Totals
642
584
.
HELLDIVERS
"
Z.
Lemire
163
126
J.
Lemire.
.
117
268
N.
J&Caffery
"
121
135
C.
;iemire
191
146
'idip's
592
675
SHARPSHOOTERS
Val
Carrier
222
149
Dave
Chappie
100
189
A.
Nelson
215
225
L.
Hitchens
147
171
J.
Mullins
122
148
Totals
806
882
MOSQUITOES
Bill
Brown
144
156
V.
Chamberlain
....
192
118
H.
Ilartz
.198
116
0-
Yule
172
116
E.
Mennell-
164
132
Totals
870
648
SPITFIRES
Postuk
186
212
Gustavson
203
254
DciiUlre
no
157
Dalfeish
162
160
Totals
661
783
,
WINGDINGERS
R.
Goodlad
a...
178
164
FlCpVird
94
131
Ken
"Aird
178
149
BiirtJooney
...'".
175
207
Totals
,
C25
651
CHICKENS
1-
Stiles
69
113
S.
Stiles
195
250
I.
Berg
187
128
I-
Pevi;
107
124
Low
Score
70
72
Total's
743
747
GULLS
PiDustin
168
132
II.
Nelson
196
289
Harry
Brewer
132
,23
M.
Munizaba
128
152
J.
Unwin
90
156
Totals
714
781
187
128
131
169
618
120
201
132
187
640
108
129
208
202
166
813
209
170
126
'
166
111
782
234
130
95
220
679
186
106
123
222
645
148
210
80
00
143
771
173
260
181
163
143
920
December
20
WPTB
vs.
Dock-ettes,
Co-op
vs.
Whirlwinds,
At-lln
'vs.
Bankers,
Watts
&
Nlckerson
vs.
Khatadas,
Peoples
vs.
Reye.nuers.
January
2-Co-op
vs.
Atlin,
Dbckettes
vs.
Bankers,
Revenuers
'
vs.
Watts
&
Nlckerson,
Peoples
vs.
Khatada,
Whirlwinds
vs.
WPTB.
January
9
Whirlwinds
vs.
Bankers,
Dockettes
vs.
Revenuers,
Watts
&
Nlckerson
vs.
Peoples,
WPTB
vs.
Atlin,
Co-op
vs.
Khatadas.
January
10
Dockettes
vs.
Peoples,
Watts
&
Nlckerson
vs.
Bankers,
WPTB
vs.
Co-op,
Atlin
vs.
Khatadas,
Whihtwinds
vs.
Revenuers,
'
"Freedom
like
peace
Is
Indivisible.
A
free
press
ls
essential
to
a
free
society."
.
.
Bishop
O.
Bromley
Oxnam,
president
of
Jhe,
.Federal
Council
jf
Churches
of
the
US.
i
BANDAGES
CAUSE
OF
FIGHT
DELAY
Cause
of
the'
delay
between
the
ssml-final
and
final
bouts
on
Saturday
night's
b3xing
card
was
a
matter
of
puzzlement
fcr
many
cf
the
600
fans.
According
to
promoter
Jim
Nisoll,
who
was
:een
making
numerous
hurried
trips
between
the
dressing
rooms
3f
Benny
Windle
and
Len
Hitch-
ens,
it
was
caused
by
a
disagreement
about
the
types
of
bandages
Hitchens
used
under
his
E'.x-ounce
gloves.
Hitchens
originally
used
elas
tic
bandages,
a
trae
which
he
had
used
while
trainins.
and
which
he
bslleved
to
be
acceptable.
Benny,
whose
hands
were
:cund
with
two
-
ln?h
eimzp
nd
declined
to
fight
until
thev
were
changed;
After
a
good
deal
of
discus'isn
(
"iicr
j
the
seconds,
and
Suddv-
'rg
about
to
find
enough
gauze
to
remind
Hit:hens
hands,
the
'.
cal
bout
bejan.
However,
th2
'ncldent
caused
a
delay
of
about
'5
minutes.
WAR
ASSETS
BOWL
STANDINGS
W.
L.
P.
Oulls
25
8
25
Wasps
20
13
23
Helldivers
19
14
19
Mosquitoes
17
16
17
Sharp-hooters
15
18
15
Chickens
H
19
14
Wintrdin.gers
13
20
13
Spitfires
12
21
12
TEN-PIN
BOWLING
December
29-B.-A.
Oil
vs.
9i;
tmperial
Oil
vs.
Watt)
&
Nick-erson;
Savoy
vs.
General
Motors.
January
5
Savoy
vs.
99;
R
-a
Good
Pugilistic
Stibw
Winrile
Takes
rounds
and
to
counter'
with
the
innumerable
offensives'
which
made
the'
fight
a
memorable
one
in
local
boxing
circles.
Benny's
effective"
use
of
his
left
hand,
occasionally
backed
by
his
right
with
a
hook
or
an
uppercut,
and
his
vast
experience
and
startling
speed
gave
him
continual
dominance
over
his
opponent,
despite
Httchens'.s
frequent
offensives
which
often
Hurt
Benny.
Hitchens,
however,
never
did
learri
how
to
protect
himself
from
Benny's
left.
Throughout
the
fight
he
took
a
damaffine
counter
blow
from
BennvV
left
every
time
he
came
iri
which
was
often.
Hitchens'
weighed
in
at
145
pounds,
three
pounds'
heavier
than
Windle.
Both
m'en
trained
to
the
limit,
were
several
pounds
urder
their
normal
welKit.
Oil
vs.
Watts
&
Ni,k.
Tm.
perial
Oil
vs.
General
Motors,
i
welgnt
class.,G"s
Gastafson,
159
January
12
B.-A.
Oil
vs.
Opn
eral
Motors;
Savoy
vs.
Imperial'
uu;
watts
&
Nlckerson
vs.
99.
January
19
Imperial
Oil
vs.
99;
Watts
&
Nlckerson
vs.
General
Motors;
Savoy
vs.
B.-A.
Oil
Ladies'
League
Dec.
29
Savoy
vs.
Toilers;
Variety
vs.
Orange;
Lucky
Strikes
vs.
Big
Sisters;
Miller
Bay
vs.
Annettes;
Moose
vs.
Cleaners.
Jan.
5
Cleaners
vs.
Tollers;
Savoy
vs.
Orange;
Variety
vs.
Miller
Bay;
Moose
vs.
Big
Sisters;
Lucky
strikes
vs.
Annettes.
Jan.
12
Big
sisters
vs.
An
nettes;
Variety
vs:
TniWs
dPHCniTI
TC
x?rr
Lleaners
vs.
Orange;
Savoy
vs.
oLHLDULE
FOR
Miller
Bay;
Moose
vs.
Luckv
LADIES
"B"
BOWLS
!
strlkes
-
DOUGL.VS,
Isle
of
Man
tt
The
two
judges
cf
the
Isle
of
Man
they
have
the
local
title
or
doemy.ters-ars
getting
nay
Increse
of
1,200
a
year
v
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Prince
Rupert
the
crowd
drowned:
out
the
bel!
and
the
fight
continued
for
several
seconds
in
which
Hitcherii
sank
to
the
canvas
with
Referee
Brick
Skinner
counting
over
him.
Thereafter,
Windle
made
his
onncrent
".ome
to
him
end
there
followed
a
series
of
actions
which
became
almost
routine;
!H
trhers
would
lead
with
a
left
tr-rt
almost
always"
connected
with
W'ndle's
face
while
Windle
would
counter
with
a
left
that
seemed
Id
do
more
serious
damage.
Draw
Decision
fnt
.Popular
In
the
semi-final,
Darrow
Gome.
153,
and
Leo
Adolph,
152,
battled
foiir
rounds
to
a
draw,
a
decision
which
many
of
tV
frvns
diluted.
Adolph,
the
aggressor
throughout
the
greater
part
rf
th
fight,
however,
fell
to
the
canvas
several
times
dur-Iiicr
rushing
attacks
at
Gomez.
The
six
preliminaries
were
featured
by
two
technical
knockouts,
one
decision
arid
three
nree
draws.
draws.
In
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the
the
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Card
CROWD
OF'
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AROUSEtf
f
0
EtfCittf-3IENT
AT
CARD
SATURDAY
Mltif
Ring"
veteran
Benny
Windle
outpointed,
former
Canadian
Army
welterweight
champ
Len
HitcHins
nil
I
encbunter
of
tHe
Canadian'
Legion
boding'
card
b'b'forV
more
than
600
howling
fight
fans
in
the
Civic
Centre
ervm
Benny's
punishing
left
hook
was
the
instrument
which
more
than
equalized
the
youthful
Hitchens's
superior
height
anl
sent
him
reeling
to
the
canvas
after
the
end
of
the"
third'
round
when
the
roar
of
the
crbwd'm'adj
it
impossible
to
hear
the
bell.
It
was
Hitchens's
superb
!tIf
It
arid
and
sound
sound
training
training
that
that
enabled
enabled
over5
Sieve
Bright
of
Port
Edward
and
Xlyiinsh,
midway
In
the"
second
round
cf
the
three-round
bout.
Bright
had
previously
gone
to
the
canvas
at
the
end
cf
the1
first
but
had'
b'etri
saved
by'
the
bell,
flie
second4
technical
lcribck-
oiit
was
awarded
to
Bobby
Jones.
healed
frotri
a
previous
injury.
The
fight
was
for
a
Canadiafh'
Legion
trophy.
Bcbby
Anderson,
110,
was
awarded
a
unanimous
decision
bv'i!f
Walter
Cdrlsori
rffte?
bh'?
cf
the
fastest
bouts
of
the
eve-liing.
Anderson
deminntrrt
nii
three
rounds.
Harold
Einarson,
150,-and
Alex
Gomex,.
fighting
for.
another
trophy,
concluded
three
ener-
seti:
rounds
with
a
draw.
Einarson,
who
had
a
peculiar
style
of-
fighting,
was
the
aggressor
iri
the
first
two
rounds
but
Gomez,
whose
footwork
was
outstanding",
put
on
an
offehslvp
in
the
final
round.
George
Jeffries.
125:
of
Phrt
Simpson
and
Walter
Harris;
130,
of
Kisplotf
oDened
the
p.-irrf
with
THIRTEENTH
UNLUCKY
DAY
FOR
BRUIN
"You
mean
we
have
to
walk
up!
j
juaiuuuinu
blaclf
b;aY,
who"
made"
his
first
I
visit
f
c
this"
village
on
December
'
12";
nfet
HLsr
cfdo'nV
oh
Friday
trie
j
thirteenth
when
lie
cam
back"!
a'sficmiu
nine
and
entered
several
houses
In
the
village.
A
youth
who
tracked
the
bear
after
his
first
visit,
in
4i2
feet
siiaiw.
was
unabta
tn
opt.
n
.cubt
at
him
but,
when
lie
came
back'
the
second
day.
he
fell
be
fore
the
villagers
rifles.
Prominent'
Canadian
Sportsman
Is
Dead
TORONTO
-P.
J.
Mulrjueen,
prominent
Canadian
sportsman,
died
here'
Saturday.
CHRISTENS
LINER
142,
over
Billy
Anderson.
133,
EPiPA!Tf
m..
t
r,
Mfe
nihl
t0
aborb
a
amount
of
when
the
latter
injured'
hi,
right
1
iev
wtfnf
S,
Vl"
I
punishment
punishment
in
in
the
the
ensuin-r
ensuln?"
six
six
haiiH!
halid;
wWrti
wlilcri
hhrf'
had'
riot
Lf
ccnibletelv
wi,,.
!
?f
tnc
Australian
resl-
I
dent
minister
In
London,
christened
a
new
15,000-ton
passenger
ana
cargo-liner,
the
Atheriic.
The
ship
Ls
for
the
South
Afri-a,
Australia
and
New
Zealand
trade.
'.eis
cf
the-
card
and
put
011
a
ocd
.boxing
show
which
concluded
withcuf
a
decision.
.Trophies
were
presented
by
Canadian
Legion
President
Vli;
Houston,
-durin
an
lntennU-
lbn,
to
BM
Anderson
and
Bob
Jones
for
winning
their
fights.
Billy
Anderson
received
the
trophy
awarded
to
the
gamest
lcser
Judges'
duririg
the
preliminaries
were
Walter'
Smith
and
Brick
Skinner
arid'
Sjt.
Major
McLean
was
referee.
Referee
for
the
final
-
arid
oiii-iiiiui
serhl-ftnnl
u-nc
ririv
-
-
was
lines
,
,
.
a
fast,
hard-hittinc
hnnt
timt
sHv.
-j
i..;!
1
juuges
were
ueorge
ni
j
.
-
'M"-,?.
....
"''and
Sgt.
Major
McLean
Hitchens
began
the
fisht
VSr
"tmeron
was
timekeeper
tha
awresstJr
biit
slcwPd
rt-!
"
'
"rray
was
announcer
somewhat
after
the
third
round
in
which
Benny
planted
an
ex-n'ctive
right
cross
to
his'
chin
just
as
as
the
vne
bell
'oeu
sourided
sounaca
to
to'end
end
v,',v,n
,
rlS1
ithc
rod'
,
the
roar
of
elastic
ones
worn
by
Hitchens
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hope"
toiirriey
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Canadian
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held
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ocuritrles
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one
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the
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jnd
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NEW
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REPAIRS
ALTERATIONS
GREER
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