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Basketball
ACROPOLIS
NOW
LEADS
.
Defeated
City
Team
Last
Night
C.W.
A.C.'s
Take
Allies
Although
their
oDDonrnts
led
at
half-time,
Acropolis
unleashed
a
last-quarter
scoring
spree
thai
carried
them
to
a
decisive
42
to
7
victory
over
the
City
team
In
an
"A"
Basketball
League
game
last
night
on
Acropolis
Hill.
In
gaining
their
third
straight
triumph
of
the
season,
the
cagers
from
the
hill
operated
i
like
a
track-star
who
starts
at
a
modest
clip
then
speeds
up
until
he
leaves
his
rivals
far
j
behind
in
a
"stretch"
spurt.
The
winners
were
traiHny
12
I
to
7
at
the
end
of
the
first
quarter.
By
half-time
they
were
still
behind
16
to
15
and.
at
the
end
of
the
third
quar
ter,
they
led
by
only
24
to
20.
Paced
by
Kiener,
however,
who
collected
15
points
in
the
game,
the
Acropolis
five
outscored
the
;
City
18
to
7
in
the
last
frame.
The
lineups
follow:
Acropolis
Kiener,
15;
Wil-
loughby,
2;
Swanson,
8;
Hom-yer,
Delss,
Kalinovich,
2;
Lis,
2;
Wallingford,
4;
Garzelloni.
4;
Bruegger.
5.
City
Bill,
4;
Holkestad.
5:
Davis.
4;
Fitch,
6;
Santurbane,
6;
Postuk,
Vuchovich,
1;
Bus-sey,
1.
In
another
"A"'
Leairun
eamp
the
American
Officers
downed
the
High
School,
45
to
20.
Capt.
Peck
topped
the
winners
in
score
with
15
points
while
Lt
Ernst
secured
12.
The
lineups
follow:
Officers
Glasebrook.
Hnnp.
8;
Ernst,
12;
Hill,
8;
Peek,
15;
Clausen,
Lewin,
2.
High
School
Forman,
4;
Wesch,
Murray.
4:
James.
4:
Hartway,
1;
Thompson,
2;
Cic-
cone,
Sheppard,
4;
Cruikshank,
1;
Good.
Including
last
night's
fixtures,
the
standing
in
'A"
League
follows:
-
;
W
L
Pts.
Acropolis
Hill
3
0
6
Port
Edward
2
0
4
Officers
2
1
4
Prince
Rupert
....
12
2
Co-ops
0
2
0
High
School
0
3
0
C.W.A.C.'s
Win
Women's
Game
The-
C.WJl.C.'s
defeated
the
Allies,
9
to
3,
to
chalk
up
thrr
first
win,
In
a
Women's
League
engagement
in
which
Hill
was
leading
scorer
with
seven
points
to
her
credit.
The
lineups
follow:
NEWS
f
CW-A.Cs
Drlnkwater,
Hill,
7;
Molitor,
2;
McMullen,
Goebel,
Bullcn.
Allies
Morgan,
McCloud,
Kluting,
2;
Lowe,
1;
Sadaway,
Conroy.
The
Women's
League
standings
follow:
W
L
Pts.
W.D.'s
v.,
2
0
4
C.WJV.C.'s
1
1
2
Mussallems
1
1
2
Allies
0
2
1
High
School
0
0
0
The
games
were
slowed
up
somewhat
by
wet
spots
on
the
I
floor,
where
rain-water
leaked
through
the
roof.
The
top
of
the
gym
had
been
slightly
damaged"
by
the
recent
strong
wind
sweeping
this
area
but
a
hasty
repair
job
kept
the
building's
court
dry
enough
to
play
basketball.
Sport
Chat
Providing
steepiecflasing
resumes
this
winter
and
there
Is
a
good
chance
it
will
the
youngest
jockey
ever
to
win
the
British
Grand
National
will
resume
his
riding
career
after
an
absence
from
the
turf
cf
six
years
crammed
with
adventure
and
misadventure.
In
those
years
Bruce
Hobbs,
six-foot
army
captain
and
the
tallest
jeekey
li.
Britain,
has
been
near
death
with
a
broken
back;
served
more
than
four
years
with
the
desert
army
and
in
Italy;
been
wounded
and
won
the
Military
Crosv
It
was
feared
that
Bruce
never
would
ride
again
after
he
fractured
his
spine
in
a
fall
while
ridinz
at
Cheltenham
In
k
year
earlier
at
the
age
of
17.
hi
piloted
the
40-1
outsider
Battle
ship
to
Victory
in
the
Grand
Na
tional.
The
spine
was
healed
by
a
miracle
oDcratlnn
Rewn
pieces
of
bone
were
grafted
to
the
spine
from
his
leg
and
Hobbs.
son
or
a
famous
trainer,
was
able
to
watch
the
next
Grand
Nation
al
from
the
Alntree
stands.
Wounded
in
Italy,
he
Is
now
recovering
In
England
and
has
reduced
his
weight
by
23
pounds
to
154.
Hugh
Tralnor,
young
racing
apprentice
who
was
discharged
from
the
army
when
he
lost
his
right
leg
In
the
cross-channe'
shelling
at
Dover,
will
have
t.
chance
to
ride
aealn.
He
annlled
!
to
a
reinstatement
committee
I
lor
permission
to
rejoin'
the
Manton
stables
and
stated
he
already
had
ridden
hacks
since
the
loss
of
his
limb.
Tralnor
Joined
the
Manton
stables
In
July
of
1939
and
was
called
up
two
years
ago.
He
was
discharged
from
the
army
this
year,
four
months
before
.his
apprentice
would
have
been
completed.
He
now
has
aji
artificial
leg.
Tralnor
told
the
committee
that
he
"loved"
horses
and
"dearly"
wanteo
his
old
job
back.
It
was
merely
a
matter
of
knowing
the
horse,
he
said.
The
Manton
stables
agreed
to
give
him
a
month's
trial.
The
British
Boxing
Board
of
Control
announced
that
Joe
Cur-ran
of
Liverpool
has
earned
the
right
to
meet
Jackie
Paterson
Oi
Glasgow
for
the
World,
British
and
British
Empire
flyweight
titles
held
by
Paterson.
The
contest
now
Is
open
for
pr6moter-to
arrange.
Walter
Hutchinson,
publisher
and
race
horse
owner,
has
pur
chased
the
famed
training
es
tablishment
at
Stockbridse.
Hampshire,
run
by
trainer
H.
S.
Persse.
Oxford
and
Cambridge
will
engage
in
another
wartime
boat
race
next
February.
Oxford
won
the
last
race
last
February.
W.
J.
Hoare,
56,
rugby
foot
ball
critic
who
wrote
under
tht
name
of
"Old
Stager."
died
at
Cardiff.
He.
attended
all
inter
national
matches
for
many
years
and
was
a
member
cf
the
staff
of
the
Cardiff
Western
Mail
and
the
South
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