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half
schedule
fo;
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Mens
Ten
Pin
Bowlln-League
is
announced
as
follows:
January
11
Engineers
vs.
Savoy.
McMeekin's
vs.
Imperial
Oil,
Pioneer
Laundry
vs.
Plumbers.
January
18
Imperial
Oil
vs.
Plumbers.
Pioneer
Laundry
vs.
Engineers.
McMeekins
vs.
Savoys.
January
25
Engineers
vs.
Plumbers.
Imperial
Oil
vs.
Savoy.
Pioneer
Laundry
vs.
McMeekins.
February
1
Imperial
Oil
vs
ers.
Savoy
vs.
Pioneers.
February
8
Savoy
vs.
Plumb
ers.
Imperial
Oil
vs.
Piotfdjpri
McMeekins
vs.
Engineers.
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""Look,
mother,
fish!
How
do
the
seals
know
it's
Friday?"
Today
in
Sports
Henry
Cotton,
outstanding
i
Engineers.
McMeekins
vs.
Plumb-
fntsf
golf
professional,
has
a
few
ideas
which
he
hopes
will
!
make
the
game
as
big
a
spectacle
i
as
other
sports
events.
He
was
!
eadv
with
an
answer
when
the
'
skeptics
wondered
how
it
will
be
financially
possible
to
double
the
!
$2,500
prize,
money
in
the
British
j
open
at
St.
Andrews
next
July,
j
It
s
perfectly
simple."
said
Cot-
ton.
'Erect
stands
at
selected
j
points
on
golf
courses
where
play
I
can
be
seen
in
comfort
and
com-
:
mentaries
on
the
progress
of
leading
players
heard
through
j
loud-speakers."
He
predicted
,
hundreds
of
spectators
would
be
j
willing
to
pay
$3
or
more
for
;
tickets
enabling
them
to
follow
j
play
daily
during
the
tourna-merit,
in
addition
to
thousands
of
ethers
who
would
pay
five
shtl-
!
Hockey
Scores
WEDNESDAY
v
Pacific
Coast
League-
Seattle
5,
New
WJnllt
National
League
Toronto
5,
Montreal
4.
Detroit
2,
Boston
1.
ed.
One
Drtgnt
spot
the
track
itself
Is
undamaged.
Cats
are
cats,
even
v.;
aristo
cratic
racing
greyhousds..
Six
dogs
were
streaking
aftt
the
electric
hare
in
the
secou
;
race
at
Harringay
Stadium
in
London
when
a
black
cat
ran
out
on
the
track.
The
dogs
lost
Interest
in
lings
for
regular
entry.
Cotton,
I
ihe
hare
and
wen;
lhe
cat
W.n
,
.
!
"rtey
managed
to
catrh
it.
.but
it
1934
and
1937,
said
players
are
;
was
rescucd
iorc
being
too
often
hampered
and
"their
K,,ii
miA
-
chances
of
winning
are
destroy-
'
ed
by
the
rushing
cr6wd3."
St.
;
Andrews,
a
narrow
and
cramped
j
course,
is
particularly
tough
for
j
name
players
who
attract'large
I
galleries.
The
open
wa?
last
held
run
after
the
rest
of
the
card
was
completed.
Britain
is
grooming
lis
lawn
tennis
teams
to
represent
the
in
1939
when
it
wis
won
by
Dick
j
country
In
future
Davis
Cup
and
Burton
of
Sale,
England.
The
Derby
returns
to
Epsom
this
year
but
race-goers
wfll
find
many
changes
at
the
famous
track.
Sports
writers
arc
calling
it
the
'
Austerity"
Derby.
Enemy
action
and
military
occupation
caused
damage
estimated
at
30,000
and
permits
have
been
granted
for
only
6.000
in
repairs.
"The
main
number-board
and
grandstand
have
suffered
direct
hits
and
much
of
the
bark
wall
oi
the
stand
must
be
remov-
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marches.
Tht
Lawn
Tennis
Association,
governing
body
of
the
game,
already
has
chosen
a
number
of
young
men
and
women,
nearly
all
under
21.
for
special
training
at
Wimbledon;
I.ost
of
the
youngsters
gained
prominence
with
the
Junior
Club
of
Great
Britain
during
the
war.
4C.
F.
Walters.
Worcestershire
j
and
England
cricketer
'vho
re-
j
tired
from
first-class
cricket
in
1935,
will
turn
out
once
more
next
season.
The
40-year
old
cricketer
has
played
for
England
in
11
Test
rmtches.
BOWLING
IN
EAST
END
IS
RESUMED
.Men's
anil
Women's
Five
Pin
League
Get
Under
Way
Again
After
Suspension
Over
Holiday
Season
The
East
End
Bawling
Leagut
?.ot
under
way
again
this
week
after
a
two
weeks'
suspension
of
activities
during
the
festive
season.
Good
play
featured
the
league
fixtures
in
men's
five
pins.
Artists
won
three
games
to
nil
from
Packers
and
took
thr
Caulkers
into
camp
two
games
to
one.
Accounts
won
by
default
from
Rlvettcrs
and
Alley
Cats
took
two
to
one
from
Traffic
In
spite
of
Maurice
Irving's
three-game
total
of
732.
Stan
Scarr
was
also
a
heavy
scorer
for
thf
session
with
662.
In
Ladles'
five
pins
Canadian
National
Telegraph
Girls
took
two
to
one
from
Lipsett's
Quints
while
Cosmos
blanked
Moos?
three
games
to
nil.
Barbara
Moran
had
the
high
single
of
the
night.
266.
and
Amy
Mon-tesano
was
high
for
three
games
510.
'Complaining
Of
Tactics
Chicago
Black
Hanks
Protest
Rough
Hangers
Play
CHICAGO,
O
Manager
John-j
ny
Gottselig
of
the
National
j
Hockey
League
Chicago
Black
Hawks
has
taken
a
new
tack.
A
:
dispatch
the
other
day
quoted
.
Johnny
as
saying
he
would
be
satisfied
to
see
his
team
wind
up
in
fourth
spot
in
the
final
league
standings
although
his
boys
are
currently
tied
with
Montreal
for
i"
Gottselig
explained
that
his
players
are
on
the
small
side
and
!
j
cuffing
around
from
other
league
players.
The
dispatch
indicated
i
that
Gottselig
was
not
moaning
about
the
injustice
of
it
all,
just
,
!
merely
noting
it.
But
apparently
'
I
Johnny
was
hotter
under
the
col-
'
j
lar
than
was
indicated,
or
than
t
j
he
himself
realized
at
the
time.
!
1
In
any
case,
it
was
disclosed1
yesterday
that
the
Hawks
have
launched
a
complaint
to
N.
H.
L
President
Red
Dutton
that
star.
forward
Bill
Mosienko
had
knee
ligaments
ripped
as
the
result
of
an
illegal
low
dive
by
New
York
Ranger
defenceman
Bill
Moe
at
New
York
December
30.
Gottselig
said
his
club
had
been
informed
by
Dutton
that
the
Nil!
head
j
would
investigate
the
injury
suffered
by
Mosienko.
Gottselig
declared
that
both
Moe
and
the
smaller
Bill
Juzda,
also
of
New
York,
have
consist,
ently
used
clipping
tactics
on
der
ft4nce.
The
Chicago
pilot
went
on
trj
declare
that
Detroit
and
Toronto
had
joined
the
Hawks,
in
protesting
Ranger
play
to
the
league
head
office.
Said
Gottselig:
"If
that
stuff
doesn't
stop,
we
can
play
rough,
too.
Well
turn
some
of
our
big
boys
loose
and
let
me
tell
you
that
our
Johnny
Mariucci
can
dress
up
anybody
in
this
league-
but
good."
Reaction
From
Rangers'
Camp
Reaction
to
the
Chicago
blast
wasn't
long
in
forthcoming.
In
New
York,
Ranger
Ccach
Frank
Boucher
said
it
was
childish
for
the
Hawks
i
to
be
crying
because
they
were
hit
fair
and
square.
Boucher
asserted
that
Bill
Moe
stopped
'iiiieuko
with
a
fair
body
check,
adding
that
body
check
ig
is
part
of
a
defence-man's
job.
Said
the
New
York
coach:
"If
hockey
players
can't
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knowledge
of
the
Gottselig
complaint
to
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ne
stated
that
the
Leafs
had
made
no
protest
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protest.
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know
theie
has
been
a
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crying
emanating
from
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lately,"
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"but
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don't
know
why.
At
no
time
have
I
made
a
protest
against
illegal
play
by
any
team
and
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