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Tuesday,
December
10,
1916
W.
N.
LEAD
IN
BOWLING
NOW
-
Move
Ahead
as
Result
U"
of
Default
Victory
In
the
Ten
Pin
Bowling
League
93
Taxi
defaulted
three
games
to
Watts
and
Nickerson
and,
as
a
result,
the
latter
take
over
the
league
leadership.
Imperial
Oil
won
two
games
from
Savoy.
B.A.
Oil
overwhelmed
General
Motors
three
straight
by
515
oins.
Ed
Garner
and
Tommy
McMeekin
had
high
three
with
535
each.
Garner
was
high
single
with
201.
WATTS
AND
NICKERSON
-A.
Dewar
139
E.
Pierce
149
E.
Vuckovkh
124
R.
Aadersen
157
E.
Garner
1C2
Totals
731
99
TAXI
Default.
135
143
122
191
172
763
IMPERIAL
OIL
3.
Kershaw
145
135
G.
Howe
177
169
J.
Currie
146
191
D.
Arney
115
147
N..Gunderson
157
149
Handicap
36
36
Totals
776
827
'
SAVOY
E.
Sparks
145
164
W.
Smith
151
160
S.
Ciccone
156
127
3.
Lindsay
124
S.
Bury
'.
193
153
-A.
Simundsen
156
Handicap
29
29
Totals
814
791
B.
A.
OIL
B.
Wick
167
157
N.
Klnslor
182
170
B.
Windle
146
139
.T.
Ccmadina
163
T.
McMeekin
172
191
197
Handicaps
39
39
Totals
883
874
149
15S
117
18C
201
812
156
182
162
182
181
36
899
193
157
183
168
151
29
881
136
188
161
162
147
39
833
.
GEXERAL
MOTORS
B.
Vuckovich
161
124
111
SAVOY
HOTEL
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
Phone
37
P.O.
Box
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Prince
Rupert
SHORT
SPORT
New
York
Rangers
traded
de-fenewnan
Waiter
(Babe)
Pratt
to
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
for
Hank
Gele'up
and
Dudley
(Red)
Garret
four
years
ago.
Sparkplug
of
several
Leaf
teams
in
the
following
years,
Pratt
won
the
Hart
trophy
"as
the
N.H.L.'s
most
valuable
player
in
1944.
He
wsu?
sold
by
Toronto
to
Boston
Bruins
at
the
start
of
his
season.
Toronto
Argonauts
squeezed
j
oi4
a
4-3
victory
over
Sarnia
i
Imperials,
Oil.F.U.
champions
at
Toronto
13
rears
ago
for
the
Dominion
rugby
title.
Argos
had
previously
whipped
Winnipeg.
I
Western
Canada
winners.
13-0
in
the
semi-final.
i
BEAVERS
SLEPT
Ion
plane
trip
!
THE
PAS
Describing
a
plane
trip
to
South
America
with
beaver
lor
the
Argentine,
Thom-i
as
Lamb,
uorXiern
lianitctoa
j
rancher,
eald
he
kept
the
beaver
i
in
large
Pan
American
Airways'
I
refrigerators
at
stopping
-
off
places.
Some
at
the
animals
got
iout
of
their
cages
and
chewed
a
:
hole
through
a
foot-thick
oak
door.
I
"Crossing
Brazil
and
Venezuela
i
it
was
tenibly
hct
and
at
12,000
j
feet
the
beaver
all
went
to
.sleep
because
we
did
not
have
oxygen
j
masks
to
fit
fhem."
The
best
beaver
country
he
j
had
seen
was
near
the
Chilean
:
border,
but
the
Argentine
gov-
ernment
would
not
"let
me
ate
the
beavers
there."
and
asked
him
not
to
negotiate
a
sale
with
Chile.
In
addition
to
30
beaver
and
possibly
he
baby
cariboo,
Mr.
Lamb
plans
to
take
100
muskrat
south
of
the
equator
next
year.
STONE'S
AND
GROTTO
LEAD
Last
.Night's
Results
in
Five
fin
Howling
Results
fn
Men's
Five
Pin
Bowling
League
were
as
follows:
Fish
Deck"
3,
Co-op
0.
Grotto
3.
Peoples
0.
Malkins
2.
Moose
1.
North
Star
2,
Post
Office
1.
Stones
2.
Burns
1.
Gyro
2,
Morgan's
I.
High
ingle,
N.
Kinslor
(Burns)
218.
IIih
three,
M.
Irving
(Stones)
732.
The
league
standings:
W
L
Pts.
Stones
.
5
1
a
J.
Dark
T.
Arney
D.
Cp
meron
C.
Wilson
Handicap
Totals
124
199
116
131
142
122
105
111
112
117
121
148
30
30
30
668
637
639
Grotto
5
Bums
4
Fish
Dock
4
Morgans
3
Post
Office
3
Malkins
3
North
Star
3
Peoples
Store
2
Gyro
2
Co-op
l
Moote
1
1
2
2
3
3
3
3
4
4
5
5
5
4
4
3
3
3
3
l
l
At
last
he
had
screwed
up
his
courage
to
kiss
her,
and
they
both
liked
it.
So
he
did
it
again
and
again.
After
about
an
hour
of
It
he
whispered
fondly:
"Every
time
I
kiss
you
I
feel
a
better
man,
darling."
'Oh,
well,"
she
said
coyhv
"You
don't
have
to
reach
perfection
in
one
night."
Vote
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ctf
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that
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on
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Mel
Thompson
(guard).
Eddie
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(guard).
Bill
Davidson
(guard).
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at
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admiralty
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here
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is
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be
waged
In
New
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against
soli
erosion
which
already
has
caused
drastic
losses
to
farm
lands.
The
measures
planned
Include
the
planting
of
1,000,000
acres
of
trees
on
New
Zealand
farms
and
the
consolidation
of
vast
areas
of
Crown
and
unfarmed
I
lands
into
national
parks
where
;
scientific
steps
to
check
erosion
will
be
taken.
In
the
highlands
of
the
South
Island
nearly
3,O0O,C00
acres
of
grazing
land
have
lost
25
to
50
per
cent
of
the
topsoil
through
erosion
and
over
a
further
2,-200,000
acres
more
than
50
per
cent
already
has
been
lost.
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ligures
do
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Include
severe
losses
of
soil
on
cropped
down-lands
and
plains
by
wind
erosion.
Highly
productive
sheep
and
cattle
country
on
the
east
coast
of
the
North
Island
also
is
severely
eroded.
The
country
con
sists
chiefly
of
small
but
steep
hills
which
did
not
erode
in
their
natural
state,
but
when
the
forest
growth
was
cleared
and
replaced
by
grass
the
country
did
not
hold.
Hundreds
of
slips
and
landslides
appeared
and
the
topsoil
was
washed
down
Into
the
rivers
and
out
to
sea.
On
the
west
coast
of
the
Nor,th
Island
also
large
areas
of
high-rainfall
dairy,
country
have
been
virtually
abandoned
because
of
extreme
erosion.
A
major
project
4n
the
soil
sonservatlon
program
will
be
recuperation
treatment
of
8,000,-000
acres
of
high
country
in
"the
South
Island.
This
will
be
achieved
by
tree
planting,
fire
control,
spelling,
seeding,
fencing
and
subsequent
control
of
grazing
to
within
reasonable
limits.
A
similar
con
servation
program
will
be
undertaken
over
several
million
acres
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