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New
Westminster-Portland
Tied
SEATTLE,
Nov.
22
0
Portland
moved
Into
a
tie
with
New
Westminster
for
second
place
in
the
northern
section
of
the
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League
last
night
by
scoring
a
5
to
4
victorj
over
cellar-dwelling
Seattle.
The
standing
to
da',e:
Vancouver
9
0
4
5G
48
18
N.
Westminster
7
0
6
53
55
14
Portland
7
0
7
62
66
14
Seattle
5
0
11
58
60
10
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Hcckey
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veteran,
wlngman,
Mac
Corville.
has
been
signed
with
the
New
York
Rangers
and
may
see
action
against
Chicago
Black
Hawks
later
this
week.
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GOINGS
ON
IN
THE
WORLD
OF
SPORT
November
is
nearlng
its
close
and
still
league
basketball
has
to
mate
its
start
not
that
the
talent
is
lacking,
not
that
it
is
unorganized
but
that,
here
in
the
midt
of
so
many
playing
venues,
not
one
is
available
so
that
the
sport
may
go
ahead.
A
situation
in
that
regard
has
arisen
that
seems
hardly
reason-
THIS
AND
THAT
Zoyt
The
Coryc
M.tthrw
Adimt
Sryirg.
Inc.
"Would
you
like
to
say.
'Hello,
Mom,
it
was
a
great
fight!
Mr,
Dooley?"
able.
Postwar
rehabilitation
of
sports
and
athletics,
a
very
important
p
hase
of
community
velfare
and
happiness,
is
being
held
up
at
a
time
-when
it
is
most
Important
that
it
should
be
making
a
strong
start.
Surely
it
should
not
be
difficult
to
rectify
the
matter
of
obtaining
a
place
to
go.
And
that
right
soon.
The
Winnipeg
Blue
Bombers
have
announced
their
intention
of
asking
the
Canadian
Rugby
Union
whether
Prank
Mathers
will
be
eligible
to
play
for
the
western
champions
in
the
Grey
Cup.
final,
scheduled
for
December
in
Toronto.
Mathers
starred
as
full
back
for
the
Winnipeg
squad
in
the
team's
first
few
games
of
the
season
but
in
October
he
left
the
gridiron
to
play
hockey
in
Ottawa.
It
is
not
disclosed
whether
Mathers
has
been
approached
about
taking
part
in
the
east-west
final.
Incidentally
Tuesday
night's
meeting
of
the
Blue
Bombers
produced
no
definite
announcement
of
whether
the
team
would
travel
eastward
shortly
or
wait
until
the
end
of
November.
There
has
been
some
talk
lately
of
the
Bombers
changing
their
original
plans
and
getting
in
some
practice
on
some
eastern
field
before
meeting
the
eastern
champions
in
Toronto
December
1,
In
Ottawa
Tuesday
night,
the
Hull
Volants
bowed
to
a
5-3
victory
marked
up
by
the
Valley-field
Braves.
The
Braves
turned
on
the
pressure
in
the
.second
f
period,
battering
in
four
goals.
The
win
boosted
them
into
a
second
place
tie
with
Shawfrilgan
Falls
Cataracts
in
the
Quebec
Senior
Hockey
League
standings.
In
Saskatoon,
the
Saskatoon
Elks
defeated
the
Regina
Capitals
4-2
Tuesday
night.
The
game
went
into
overtime.
Agreement
has
been
reached
by
officials
of
six
clubs
In
the
Junior
"A"
division
of
the
Manitoba
Hockey
Association
to
take
action
to
distribute
all
excess
players
equally
among
the
clubs,
thus
providing
a
more
balanced
league.
There
was
some
opposition.
Henry
Borper
and
Art
Chipman
,
representing
the
Winnipeg
Ranbers,
protested
the,
conditions
of
the
player
pool.
They
threatened
to
withdraw
their
entry
if
two
of
their
players
Fred
Nelson
and
Bill
Jphnson
did
not
return
to
Winnipeg
from
Brandon.
Chipman
claimed
that
the
other
;lubs
in
the
cir-suit
were
raiding
players
from
the
Rangers.
Coutt's
Canadian
Xiiius
Cards
LARGE
SELECTION
OF:
only
recently
was
discharj
from
the
Canadian
Army.
ed
Pete
Gray,
the
one-armed
out
fielder,
has
been
released
by
the
St.
Louis
Browns
to
the
Toledo
Club
of
the
American
Associa
tlon.
Gray
once
played
with
Three
Rivers
in
,the
Canadian
American
League,
and
Joined
the
Browns
last
winter
after
serving
with
Memphis
of
the
Southern
Association,
where
he
had
beeri
a
sensation.
Annls
Stukas
has
given
notice
that
he
and
brother
Bill
are
quitting
the
Canadian
gridiron
sport.
"We've
had
enough,"
he
said
las;
nlaht.
He
said
they
were
retiring
to
the
sidelines.
Last
year's
National
Hockey
League
rookie
award
netmlnder,
Frank
McCool.
may
be
going
back
to
professional
hockey
That's
indicated
today
in
a
story
carried
by
the
Calgary
Albertan.
The
paper
says
that
McCool.
who
left
the
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
before
the
first
game
this
year
as
a
result
of
a
contract
misunder
standing
with
Mannger
Connie
Smythe.
has
been
reinstated
by
the
Leafs
and
returned
to
the
payroll.
His
contract'
calls
for
a
salary
of
$4500
comoared
with
the
basic
pay
of
$3000
for
which
he
played
a
year
ago.
McCool
is
quoted
by
the
Albertan
as
say
ing:
"I
realize
now
that
I
made
a
mistake.
I
guess
if
I
had
stayed
in
Toronto
we
could
have
Ironed
out
the
differences
then."
Hockey
Scores
National
League
Montreal
0,
Boston
3.
Pacific
CoaH
League
Portland
5,
Seattle
4
(over
time).
MORGAN'S
LEAD
IN
FIVE
PINS
K'ine
Given
Close
Run
Ily
Stone's
Maurice
Irving
Holding
All
Individual
Honors
Morgan's
lias
now
assumed
the
leadership
in
the
Men's
Five-Pin
Bowling
League
with
fourteen
games
worn
while
Stone's
team
is
a
close
second
wltlj
thirteen
victories.
Malklns'
and
Burns
are
tied
in
third
place
with
nine
wins.
The
Stone
team
is
holding
high
scoring
honors
for
teams
i
with
1,140
In
a
single
game
and
aggregate,
of
2,963
in
three
games.
Maurice
Irving
Is
In
top
place
in
all
the
Individual
scoring
classifications
with
302
for
single
game,
764
for
three
games!
and
537
nign
average.
Games
won
by
teams
to
date
are
as.
follows:
Morgan's
14
Stone's
13
Malklns'
9
Burns
9
Bankers
.'
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HOOP
GAME
IS
THRILLER
Ordnance
Drfrats
Service
Corp
by
Narrow
Margin
of
Two
Points
In
a
game
that
was
packed
with
thrills
from
start
to
finish,
Ordnance
basketball
team
went
to
the
top
of
the
Service
League
Tuesday
night
as
a
result
of
a
close
32
to
30
victory
over
the
Service
Corps.
The
game
was
played
at
the
Y.M.C.A.
.gym.
The
Ordnance
had
garnered
a
two-point
lead
by
half
time
and
managed
to
hold
on
to
that
slim
margin
for
the
balance
of
Uncontest.
Some
phenomenal
shots
were
recorded,
an
outstanding
one
being
that
of
Berticlni.
Top
scorers
for
Ordnance
were
Sutton,
with
10
points,
and
Lubin
with
nine.
For
Service
Corps
Tricky
and
Lang
scored
nine
each
and
Cummlngs
eight.
Lieut.
Campbell
wxs
referee
and
Capt.
Edwards
scorckeepcr.
The
two
teams
will
pliy
ngaln
next
week.
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11:31
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11:45
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6:30
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12:00
p.m.
Special
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i
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Smithers;
W.
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Prince
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George
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Edward;
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Smithers.
Lieut.
B.
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n.
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Mrs.
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Pomona,
Calif;
O.
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Remo;
Mrs.
J.
M.
Smith,
Casslar
Cannery;
II.
T.
Anderson,
Edmonton;
Sergeant
Keogh,
Port
Edward;
J.
II.
McDonald,
city.
ROTARY
DINNER-DANCE
TONIGHT
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
members,
their
wives
and
guests
will
frolic
tonight
at
the
club's
annual
dinner
dance
at
Reld'j
Cafe.
The
function
Is
being
held
In
place
of
the
club's
regular
weekly
luncheon
meeting
today.
Following
the
dinner
there
will
be
dancing
and
bridge.
Commit
tee
in
charge
of
arrangements
is
Martin
Stuart.
D.
C.
Steven
son
and
George
Mitchell.
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