Idrihrc
Rtincrt'iDnffy
Betas
Wednesday.
January
15,
1947
TAXI
MEN
ARE
EASY
VICTIMS
Their
Defeat
by
Rainmakers
Almost
Tragie
Macey's
Ilest
Co-op
Overtime
Women's
Game
Squashing
the
99
Taxi
quintet
in
last
night's
basketball
Senior
"A"
mix-up,
the
Bo-Me-Hl
Rainmakers
took
an
easy
victory
43-20.)
Displaying
a
fine
offensive
as
well
as
a
strong
defensive
game
the
Rainmakers
team
far
outshone
the
valiant
99
attempts.
After
seeing
the
taxi-men
?.t
the
height
of
the
first
half
of
the
season,
beating
all
comers,
it
was
tragic
to
watch
the
pounding
they
took
last
night
from
the
students.
But
there
is
no
getting
away
from
It.
if
the
students
had
met
the
cab'oers
in
the
first
half
and
displayed
the
same
teamwork
they
showed
last
nlght,.it
would
indeed
have
been
a
game
worth
watching:
Throughout
the
first
half
the
taximen
only
managed
to
make
c-!
Held
basket
while
the
students
went
on
and
chalked
up
a
good
lead.
At
the
first
quarter
mark
the
lads
from
the
campus
were
well
out
in
.front
10-1.
They
increased
this
to
18-6
by
the
time
the
first
half
breather
rolled
around.
Nine-Nine
just
couldn't
seem
to
find
the
range
for
their
shots
while
the
Hfgn
School
went
romping
on
dropping
them
in
from
all
over
the
floor.
The
score
jumped
up
to
30-12
by
the
end
of
the
third
"quarter,,
and
the-
students
were
still
going
strong.
In
the
last
pcrlcd
99
Taxi
tried
to
stop
the
flooi
as
the
green
and
gold
steamroller
moved
on
but
it
was
an
uphill
fight
which
just
covHn't
be
won.
Referee
Johnny
Comadina
had
-
an
"easy"
time
as
both
teams
were
playing
hard
basketball
and
he
only
had
to
dish
out
29
fouls
to
the
two
teams.
They
were
mostly
minor
offenses
which
goes
to
show
that
good
refereeing
is
beginning
to
show
llself.
The
game
was
over
by
10:30
which
was
very
much
appreciated
by
the
spectators
who
usually
have
to
sit
through
until
well
after
11.
99
Taxl-Beynon,
Dominato
7,
Viercck
4,
Clausen,
Houston,
Menzies,
Haugan
9.
Total
20.
Do-Me-IIi
Rainmakers
Hart-vdS
9,
Lavigne
9,
Thompson
14,
Ciccone
5,
Forman
6,
Skog,
Tn-termela,
Davidson.
Total
43.
MACEY'S
WIN
OVER
CO-OJ
Macey's
came
through
with
a
last
half
drive
to
take
the
Senior
'B"
hoop
match
from
the
Coop,
quintet
29-20.
It
was
a
close
game
until
the
end.
of
the.
third
quarter.
Then,
in
the
last
period,
'.he
Maccy
lads
got
loose
to
take
the
win.
At
the
end
of
the
first
half
of-the
game
the.
score
stood
at
12-12
with
the
two
rivals
shewing
very
little
aggressiveness.
Then
in
the
third
period
the
uptown
boys
.started
to
clock
and
nosed
out
the
Co
op
9-5
in
this
part
of
the
game
to
come
into
the
last
quarter
leading
21-17.
They
moved
still
farther
into
the
lead
when
Haugan
broke
through
the
Coop
defenses
for
some
beautiful
lay-up
shots
to
clinch
the
game
for
the
ceffee
guzzlers.
The
two
officials,
"Doc"
Montgomery
and
Mel
Holkestad
kept
the
game
well
under
control
and
checked
both
teams
up
on
many
of
their
persistent
infractions
of
the
rules.
Only
one
nian
was
banished
from
the
game
although
there
were
a
fair
number
of
fouls
handed
out.
Co-op
J.
We,?ch
2,
Slatta
3,
Shcppard
5,
Menzies
3,
John-
frfff
.
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.
.
FOR
THE
ADS
STONE'S
LEADING
Had
Clean
Sweep
Victory,
Over
Fish
Dock
Last
Ni?ht
Results
of
the
Men's
Five
Pin
Bowling
League
Monday
night'
were
as
follows:
Grotto
3,
ayro
O.
Stones
3;
Fish
Dock;
0;
Burns
3;
Peoples
Store
0:
Post
Office
2;
Malkins
1.
Morgans
2;
North,
Star
1
Co-cp
2,
Moose
1.
High
single
Klnslon
(Burns)
t
351.
High
three
Kiaslor-
(Burns)
767.
Morgans
,
Team
Standings
Co-'op
Butchers1
Peoples
Store
Gyro
W.
L.
Pts,
.
17
1
17.
.
14
4.
14-
.
14
.
4
14
.
12-
0
12
..11'
7
11
.
Q-
7
9'
.
7-
11'
7
.
G
12
0
.
5
13
5
;
5
13i
5
1
.
5'
13;
51
.
3
15
3
son
4,
Peterson,
Leland.
1,
Lewis
2.
Total
20
Macey's-
Menzies.5r
Haugan
9,
Arnxen.2,
Pierce-2,.
James,
Teng
4,
Gill
2,
B,.
Pierce
5.
Total
29:
OVERTIME
IN.
GIRLS'
GAMF.
The.
girls'
game,
had
:to
go
into
overtime
ibjfore
.
.Hlgln
School
was
able
to
walk,
away
with
the
win
25-18.
At
the.
end'
of
the
egulation
game
time
the
score
stood
at
17-17
but
in
the
overtime
the
co-eds
went
wild
and
dropped
in
four
quick,
baskets
while
the
Peoples
Store
only
managed
to
get
three
points.
The
People's
Store
was
ahead'
at
the-end
of
the
first
quarter
8-7.
Then
in
the
second
quarter
they
ended
up'
the-
half
still
ahead
10-8,
Going
Into
the
third:
period
the
Ralnbirds
went
Into
the
lead
141-12
only-
to
have
the
People's
Store
tie
it
up
in.
the
final
seconds
of
'play.
Blaln,
with
two
free
shots;
had'
a
chance
either
to
win
ihc
game
or
to
tie
It.
When
she
made
one
of
the
shots
count
the
teams
were
forced
into
overtime.
In
the
extra
three
minutes
High
School
broke
loose
and
made
the
necessary
points
on
some
very
fancy
shots.
People's
Store
Sandhals
2,
Blaine
11,
Gray.
2,
Bill.
3,.
Berg,
Thornton,
Balagno,
Vuckovich.
Total
18.
Bo-Me-Hi
Ralnbirds
Budin-ich
13,
Thain
4,
Hamilton
4,
Bill
2,
McKenzie
2,
At
Hamilton,
Youngman,
Thompson,
Kennedy,
Howe.
Total
25.
GROTTO
WINS
OVER
GYRO
A
very
mediocre
Gyro
squad
were
downed,
by
the
high
flying
Grotto
quintet
last
night
in
thcV
Junior
hoop
loop
33-28,
'All
through
the
first
.three
quarters
the
Grotto
team
had
things
pretty
much
their
own
way.
Leading
at
the
end
of
the
first!
quarter.
6-4,
the
tobacconists
in
creased
their
lead
to
come
to
the
first
half
mark
leading
16-11.
Again
in
the
third
quarter.
Gyro
were
so
loose,
in
playing
that
Grotto
had.
very-
little
trouble
in
making
the
gap
even
bigger.
By
the
end
of
the
third
quarter
the
score
stood
at
26-15
for
the
Grotto
five.
But
when
the
Gyro
squad
opened
up
in
the
fourth
period
they
threw
a
big
scare
into
their
opponents
but
it
was
too
late
and
Grotto
coasted
into
the
win
Grotto
Hebb
8,
Graham
4;
Youngman
2,
Owens
6,
Anderson
2,
Currie
lit
Total
33.
Gyro
S.
Scherk,
Schier
10;
D.-Ssherk
8,-Haugan
3,.Suntoerg
4,
Mercer,
Moore
2.
Total
28.
Variety
Store
took
three
games
from
Orange
In
last
night's
Ladle's
"A'-'
League
bowling;
the
pnly
winner
of
three
straight
games
In
the
league
session;
Variety's
three-game
total
of;
2,362,'
however,
was.
toelow
that'
Moose,
which
somehow
lost,
two
games
to
Ideal
Cleaners
and
yef
rolled'Up
a
i
total
score
of.
2,129;
Highest
individual
scorer
for
jn-
single
game'
was
Mrs.
Montgomery,
who
bowledi256!ln
her
third',
game
with
Annettes
Last'
night's
game
,
scores:
:
Variety,
3;
OrangeO.'
I
Ideal
Cleaners
-zTMoose
1.
;
Lucky.Strike
2;
Big
Sisters
1;
.
Annettes
2,,
Miller
Bay,
1,
Savoy
Swingers
2,
Toilers
1.
Variety
E.
-
Fcajlby
118,
96
97
I,
Lykegaard
107
124
137
F.
McKlnnon
144
115
161
f
Cambella
103
110
150
A.
McLean
139,
147
174
Handicap
109
109
109
Totals
'.
774
76T
828
ORANGE-.
.
.
I
Q.
Newston
112.
82.
165
M.
Wide.
139.
109
110
E.
Anderson
113
145
112
P.
Andrew
.....
85.-130.
107
D.
Getteds".
95
125
81
Handicap
145.'
.145
145
,
Totals
689.
c736
720
MOOSE
Taylor
137."
122,
166
Hilton
153
130
141
Irvine'
136
203
165
'
Ereckson
................
154,
367
225
Morrison
145
126
';5
Handicap
93
93
93
Totals
818
1046
865
IEEAL
CLEANERS'
H.
Schmidt
116
162
193
R.
Suden
172
152
212
V
Suden
137.
122
133
D.-
Ballinger
309
208
201
G.
Campagnolo
....
164
99
170
Handicap
54.
54
54
Totals
952.
797'
963
LUCKY
STRIKES
J.
Boulter
135
198'
121
M;
Scharfe
174
78:
137
C.
Barrie
265.
160
176
A.
Postak
154'
120;
150
J.Warren
135
138'
121
handicap-
22
-
22'
22
j
Totals
885
716
727
i
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EIG
SISTERS
E.
Alexander
9-
177
107
E.
Bond
141
116
132
J.
Dickens
129
180
140
E,
Rothwell
100
84
104
R.
Alexander
86
152
104
Handicap
73
73
73
Totals
620-
782
660
MILLER.
BAY
Peterson
209
138
201
Kelly
144.
106
97
Roberts
120.
169
123
Vincent.
141
166
171
Low
Score
114
117
150
Handicap
78
78
78
.Totals
80,0
774
823
ANNETTES
Montgomery
193
117
258
Smith
177
167
215
McMillan
158
129
179
Ostashower
142
159
188
Dickens
114.
179
150
Handicap
31
31
31
Totals
815
782-1019
TOILERS
M,
Smith.......'..:...'....
140
171
113
J.
Richards...-.
170
122
176
O.
Mclieod
154
lib
Jl
Hill
124
145
B.
Ellison
130
121
102
J.
Menzies
145
121
Handicap"...'...'.....'.;.;.
124
113
113
Totals
842
782
770
SAVOY'
SWINGERS
McPhee-
150
234
184
MfrLeod
109
115
179
Basso-Bert-
160
117
249
Menzies
119
221
228
McCallum
151
114
149
Handicap
29
29
23
Totals
718
830
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Headpinners;
McMeekins
vs.
Midgets;
Rockets
vs.
Thistles;
King
Pinners
vs.
Lipsetts;
Reddy
Kilowatts
vs.
Atomics.
January
22
Lipsetts
vs.
Headpinners;
King-Pinners
vs.
Rockets;
Thistles
vs'.
Pirates;
Reddy
Kilowatts
vs.
McMeekins;
Mid
gels
vs.
Atomics;
Pushover's,
vs.
Co-op.
January
29
Midgets
vs.-
Co
op;
McMeekins
vs.
Pirates;
Pushovers
vs.
Klngplnners;
Headpinners
vs.
Rockets;;
Lipsetts
vs.
Reddy
Kilowatts;
Atomics
vs.
Thistles.
February
5
Atomics
vs.
McMeekins;
Headpinners
vs.
King-pinners;
Reddy
Kilowatts
vs.
Thistles;
Pushovers,
vs-
Midgets;
Rockets
vs.
Co-op;.
Pirates
vs.
Lipsetts.
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Eng..
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Limited
FORD
AND
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AND
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"The.
Home
of
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Friendly
Service"
WE
GARRY'
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AND.
MOST
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IN.'
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Given
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PHONE
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PRINCE
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El
Until
You
Get
a
New
Car...
take
good
care
or
your
present,
car:
Remember,
cil
today,
means
a
higher
resale
price,
tomorrow.
SEE
US.'
FOR
REGULAR
SERVICE
We
are
staffed
and
equipped
to
handle
all
maintcnatl
andi
repair1
work;
on
all
makes.
of
vehicles.
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in
toil:!
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MACHINE
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AND
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GENERAL
MOTORS
DEALER
Why
a
...
Self-Winding
Watch?
Many
people
wonder
If
a
self-winding
watch
could
be
reliable.
These
watches
are
not
really
new
but
it
was
not
till
about
1930
that
they
came
into
quantity
production.
The
timekeeping
parts
are
similar
to
the
regular
watch
with
the
addition
of
the
self-winding
attachment
which
is
a
swinging
weight
which
operates
by
a
ratchet
when
the
wearer's
arm
is
moved.
Some
advantages
are
that,
the
watch
is
always
fully
wound
making
a
constant
tension
on
the
stem
mainspring,
preventing
breakage
of
springs
and
stem.
There
is
a
special
device
to
keep
the
wateh
from
overwinding.
We
have
a
very
satisfactory
model.
at
$37.50.
Also
the
famous
Mido
at
$60.00.
Omega
has
recently
produced
their
master
at
$82.50.
All
plus
tax.
I
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Repair
Servi
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Battery
Charging
Specialized
Lubrication
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Repairs
and
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hushing
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Corner
Second'
and
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Contractor
We
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basements,
reshingling,
build
fence
sidewalks,
remodel
your
kitchen.
Demolish
or
move
buildings.
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and
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