dtiuc
Rupert
Dally
f-Jcuis-
Wt-dnesday,
February
19;
1
017
Doolan
2.
1.
Angus.
Total
34
Kincolith
Is
Beaten
The
Sons
oi
Klnco'Ith
were
handed
a
trouncing
last
n;j;hi
at
the
hands
of
the
high-Hying
Savoy
senior
cagers
by
a
67-34
score.
Led
oil
t
R.
Holkestad
and
Jos
Davis
who
chalked
up
POUT
EDWARD
IS
IX
CELLAR
Port
Edv.ard
dropped
to
the
eilinr
position
o
the
Senior
"B
men's
league
as
a
l.sult
of
a
43-
37
loss
they
were
handed
by
the
23
and
19
points
respectively,
league-leading
Macey's
squad.
Savoy
easily
swept
through
the
p0rt
Edward
got
otf
to
a
goosl
visitors
defences.
Starting
off
start
by
ouUcoriag
the
locals
slowly
the
Savoy
squad
had
the
J
z-n
at
th
end
of
the
first
P2C
14-10
at
the
first
quarter
j
quarter.
Macey's
'came
roaiing
jnatk,
stretching
this
to
28-1G
back
in
the
second
frame
to
take
uy
jne
half-time
breather.
They
i
the
iead
21-19
at
the
half.
Four-
maved
still
farther
out
In
front
In
the
third
frame
with
the
period
ending
up
38-24.
In
the
last,
quarter
things
really
began
to
hum
for
the
locals.
As
the
K'ncolith
defences
fell
apart.
Savoy
increafed
the
tempo
and.
before
the
game
was
over,
they
lurt
lacked
up
nearly
half
of
tlif
lr
points
in
this
:ast
frame.
Ourney
of
rlu
local
Senior
"R"
Port
Edward
.squad
was
high
man
for
the
visitors
with
12
IXtlnts
and
he
was
helped
by
II.
Doolan
who
netted
10
but
their
rfforts
alone
could
not
stem'the
'tii'e
of
Svoy
shots.
-The
Kincolith
squad
made
a
'
--Icotl
impression
with
the
fans
and
is
one
of
the
best
squads
at
"bibendling
and
Is
one
of
best
cf
Uie
many
fine
out
of
town
ball
clubs,
who
have
played
recently
at
the
Civic
Centre.
Last
jiilght,
hewever.
they
needed
Sporo
than
sood
ball
handling.
Jtliey
needed
shots
and
this
is
rt-here
thev
t?.l
down.
rf
Kivo!ithM.
Haldane
C,
II.
liZc
AC
t.
S.
Dolon,
II.
Doolan
10.
"-If.
Haidine
2.
Gurney
12,
D.
Vclr
1.
R.
Calder.
J.
Stewart,
S.
In?
on
still
more
pressure
Macsy's
increased
their
lead
la
the
third
quarter
to
30-31
but
not
before
Port
Edward
had
thnwn
a
scare
into
th
coffce-rtriukmg
lads.
Ffom
the
Jump
after
the
se:or.d
half
b?gan
Port
Edv.ard
mrm?.Hari1y
be??n
to
sifrie
and,
befora
their
fir--
had
burned
out.
they
were
leading
27-21.
But
this
was
still
early
In
the
frame
.and
Macey's
called
far
a
rest
and
then
came
back
strong
again.
With
Bob
Mensies
of
Mac?y's
leadii,'
the
way
with
20
points
the
victors
bad
an
ear'
time
f-"ni
h?re
on
m.
Still
A.
Gurney,
the
current
scoring
are.
raan-nT?!l
to
net
b!meM
another
16
points
to
keep
his
grasp
on
the
hrh
scorer
berth
secure.
Port
Edward
C.
Clayton
5,
T.
Cf
?"pns.
U.
Nelson
A.
Stevens
4.
1.
St-vm
A.
Gurney
16.
S.
Alexander
2,
C.
Alton
10,
R.
McNeil,
R.
Morgan,
A.
Ieson.
Total
37
n
Macey's
Menzles
20,
Gill
2,
7T-!!.Tin
n
rj.
pierce
6,
Arnstan
.
E.
Plrrrc
3,
James
2,
Tens.
Total
45.
PEOPLE'
SSTOKE
i
So70-R.
U-ilkfstad
20.
M.
EASY
WIXXERS
"r-Btvsti
3.
T.
Arncy
8,
D.
Arney
;
Once
a?an
the
Sweet
Sixteen
Store!
qiffhtet
33T13.
People's
Storas
were
reay-flyig
high,
last
night
with
their
new
white
and
brovfh
uniforms
lending
a
nice
flor.ftrait
to
blue
and
white
j
cf
the
Sweet
Sixteen
squad.
For
.
pwo
quarters
Sixteens
kept
fairly
!
onts
but
In
the
other
two
frames
:c!l
oemjHctely
aoirt.
On
the
s'wt
side
at
the
first
quarter
mark.
7-5.
Sweet
Sixteen
were
!
left
behind
at
half
time
with
the
score
standing
19-10.
Tnen
in
the
cleteiy
played
third
period
they
ept
up
to
their
rivals
but
were
still
9
points
behind
21-12.
In
the
la$t
quarter
Psople's
Store
really
went
to
town
while
the
ha;:leas
"Sweets"
cnukl
not
even
get
started.
Edna
Sandhals
and
Lecna
Blain
took
top
billing
in
the
scoring
standings
with
11
and
nine
co'nts
rpifce.
People's
Store
Sandhs1-
11
Blcin
9.
Grey
2,
Berg
7",
Bill
4,
Vurkovitch,
Balagho,
Thornton.
Total
33.
Sweet
Sixteen
Jordan
1,
Cur-rie
4.
Younaman-
5.
Dumas.
Kll-
dal.
Winffle
3,
MacKinnon,
Hitch-ins.
Slmonson.
Total
13.
LECIOX
WINNER
OVER
KINCOLITH
For
the
first
time
this
season'
the
local
juniors
felt
what
it
was
like
to
play
before
a
full
house
and
Legion
came
through
in
the
closing
second
to
snatch
a
two-point
win
from
the
visiting
Kiscollth
Juniors
30-23.
The
visitors
had
a
hard
time
getting
started
while
Legion
started
out
with
a
bang.
At
the
end
of
the
first
quarter
the
score
stood
1E-6
with
the
locals
having
the
lead.
The
jecond
period
slowed
down
but
Lejlon
still
managed
to
In
tercast
their
lead
closing
the
fl-st
half
19-9.
In
the
opening
quarter
of
the
second
half
Kincolith-
faund
themselves
and
came
fighting
"Iback
into
t'r.
?
ame,
rlosing
the
gap
to
24-21.
The
last
frame
-was
as
e-xeiting
as
any
Senior
game
witnessed
?lth
iboth
teams
striving.
for
th"
lead.
j.
StBwart.of-the
Kincolith
crO
it
..SURE.
I
STARTED
IT
Yes,
son,
you're
now
meeting
up
with
formulae
and
test
tulws,
hut
r!iomitry
lias
Ixm
with
you
all
your
life.
In
one
form
or
another
it
lias
guarded
your
health,
luleil
to
fci-il
ami
riot
lie
you
ami
provided
many
of
ihc
things
thaj
have
niaih;
your
young
career
m
zetful.
Now
you
arc
learning
how
tin
great
ervire
works.
Your
first
giiiipli-
eiM-ri-
ments
are
the
roots
from
which
sprang
Mieh
Laic
proihiels
as
chlorine,
to
purify
water,
fertilizers
to
Rtimtilale.
foMl
gi-owth,
inseelieiilert
lo
kill
jh-kI
anil
guard
crojis,
anil
paint
to
proleel
ami
heautify.
You
know
ahout
nylon
hosiery,
for
cxampli.
The
same
plastic,
i
made
a.4
a
monofilament,
so
strong
that
it
is
used
for
falling
line
leaders
'
'and
tennis
racket
strings.
Chemistry
never
stands
still,
ll
!
constantly
searching
for
and
finding
new
and
hftler
products.
For
tlii
is
a
rheiuiea
.
world
and
the
C-I-I.
Oval
is
thesynihol
of
an
organization
devoted
lo
srrrinn
CannJitins
ihrungli
rlnmhtry.
C"
I
i
i
t
I
'
t
I
I
t
t
IN-4M
r."-'"
i
i
.
i
RIO
UfGiH?
(
CANADIAN
INDUSTRIES
LIMI
1
1
M'm
v.
nam.
i
i
WINS
FIGURE
SKATING
CROWN
Barbara
Ann
Scott,
pert
Ottawa
figure-skating
star.
Is
now
world's
figure
skating
champion,
tailing
the.
honor
at
Stockholm
Sunday.
The
18-year-old
Canadian
.skater
won
the
European
title
against
the
world's
finest
women
iigure
skaters.
points.
Cartoon
or
the
Legion
CO-OP,
GROTTO
was
second
hih
with
11
but
he
;
.
.
.
had
more
shooting
support
than
1
LkALJ
Mfc.IN
o
Stuart
j
FIVE
PINS
Kincolith
'
R.
Doolan
2,
B.
?tt.vart,
II.
Caldsr
1,
H.
Watte
2.
!
C-P
and
Orctto
emerged
J.
Stewart
15.
T.
Stevens
8,
I.
wln
an
unblemished
record
of
Stewart,
,J.
Watts,
C.
Watts
.
thiee
victories
ca:h
to
share
Total
23.
i
tcp
not:
lion
In
Monday
nlght'3
Leior.4-Olson
4.
Lien
2.
Won?
session
ci
the
Men's
Five
Pin
5.
Boulter
4.
Carlson
11,
Hill
2.
League.
Co-op
swamped
Gyro
Eidsvlck,
Forman
2.
Total
39.
DURBAN
:
Oi
James
Robson,
H-.sytn.
ototam3,
ts
'
lepared
t
m'.t'
one
eye
to
get
a
imsaje
t3jvStJual
scoring,
each
with
a
n-Sonth
Afsiea.
He
has
wriUen
f.jkle-me
high
of
320.
Sparks
a
newfmaoer
here
offering
the
captured
the
three-game
aggre
squad
led
hfe
team
through
tt
cornea
of'cneti'f
his
ayes
to
fe-bucKct
but
was
unable
to
quite
store
yight
to
some
South
Afri-
net
the
winning
basket.
Never-
can.dn
return
he
wants
Dassaee
:
-.
D"ls
10,
Murray
9;
Vudso-jr-iid
tok
a
heavr
def?at.
this
'
the!es
he
did
man?.?;
to
ccne
for
his
wife
and
himself
and
a
BtcI
3
Haugan
2.
Total
67.
thne'at
the
hand?
of
the
People's
out
on
irn
high
sccrer
with
15
guaranteed
jcb.
THIS
YEAR
SIR
TED
j
and
Grotto
blanked
the
Post
CSfice
aggregation.
,
R.
Sparks
or
Morgans
.and
T.
1
Rhodes
of
ones
led
the
Indi-
gate
with
a
hlh
score
of
839.
Game
?orc3:
Co-op
3,
Gyri
0.
Orctto
3,
Post
Office
0.
Stones
2,
Morgans
I.
Fish
Cock
2,
North
Star
1.
Malkins
2.
Burns
1.
Moose
2.
Peoples
Store
1
SHORT
SPORT
Canada's
KimberJey
Dyn.unlt-,-n;
advahced
into
t-'i-
se.
and.
-cur.d
of
Iho
world's
am:
trur
'itic'tey
championh:'
.n
'.
.m'oh
!4
ycaVs
ajo.when
they
defeated
""ised
n
9-0.;
A
week
later
tfiey
Aaeied
Fndans
horn";
of
tak-
inT'
the
titte
by
scoring
a
3-0
Stn
over
the
Englishmen.
They
itBMt
r.n
ta
the
nhn
sfeeatlng
Switzerland
2-1
in
the
I
final.
1
Phil
Scott,
then
BrIU?h
heaw
"'e:'.ht
Inxlng
champion,
held';
i
"toxin
tea"
for
4r
d:bu-:
'intes
and
socially
promlnents
'n
a
f
jsh'pnet'e'
Palm
Bear.h
Cub
17
years
ago.
"Phalntlns
"h!l"
met
Jack
Sharkey,
gabby
".Hon
sauor,
ifive
days
later
nd
lot
on
a
technical
knock-mt
after
claiming
a
foul.
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V.
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Schedule
for
Men
Jive-Pin
Bcr-Vis
League
for
the
third
and
final
section
of
the
season
ils
Tnnouiiced
as
follows:
I
Feb.
4
Stones
vs.
Burns;
Mo:
?
vs.
Mnlklns;
Post
Office
v
North
Star:
Co-op
vs.
Fish
Dock;
Grotto
vs.
Peoples
Store;
Mor.ans
vs.
Grotto.
March
3
Fish'
Dock
vs.
Gyrd;
Mnr,ans
vi
Burns;
Stones
vs.
iMalkins;
North
Star
vs.
Co-op;
!
Moose
vs.
Grotts;
Post
Offlc?
I
vs.
Peoples
Store.
March
10
Moose
vs.
North
North
Star;
Co-op
vs.
Post
Office;
Gyro
v.
Burns;
Malklns
vs.
Morgans;
Peoples
Store
vs.
Stonei;
Fish
Dock
vs.
Grotto.
March
'
17
Peoples
Stofe
vs.
.T;ilkins;
Gyro
vs.
Stones;
Mor-Ptaas
vs.
Co-op;
Post
Office
vs.
Fl
h
Dock;
Grotto
vs.
North
Star;
Burns
vs.
Moose.
March
24
Post
Office
vs.
Morgans;
North
Star
vs.
Peoples
Store;
Malkln
vs.
Grotto;
Gyro
v.
Moos?;
Fish
Dock
vs.
Bum-.;
Stones
vs.
Co-op.
M;;rch
31
Stones
vs.
Fish
DocV;
Grotto
vs.
Gyro;
Co-op
vs.
Mooce;
Peoples
Store
Vo.
Burns;
North
Star
vs.
Morgans;
Malklns
vs.
Post
Office.
April
7
Morgans
vs.
Grotto;
j
Bums
vs.
Co-op;
Peoples
Store
vs.
Fish
Dock:
North
Star
vs.
Malklns;
'
Post
Office
vs.
Gyro;
Stones
vs.
Wjore.
April
14-Co-op
vs.
Peoples
More;'
Malklns
v..
Fish
Dock;
Burns
vs.
Post
Office;
Stones
vs.
Grotto;
Morgans
vs.
Moose;
Gyro
vs.
North
Star.
Apiil
2.,
Grotto
vs.
Burns:
Stones
vs.
Noith
Star;
Fish
Dock
vs.
Morgans;
Moose
vs.
Post
Office;
Gyro
vs.
Peoples
Store;
Co-opc
vs.
Malkias.
April
28
Malklns
vs.
Gyro:
Fish
Dock
vs.
Moose;
Grotto
vs.
Co-op;
Burns
vs.
North
Star;
Stones
vs.
Post
Office;
Peoples
Store
vs.
Morgans.
May
5
PosfOfflce
vs.
Grotto,
Fish
Dock
vs.
North
Star;
Morgans
vs.
Stimes;
Ptoples
Store
vsc.
Moo-'e.
Coup
v.v
Gyru
Burns
v-
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