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the
winner
of
the
hole
and
the
nrlst.
Th
Royal
and
Ancient
Game
they
became
slaves
to
their
i
one
who
wins
the
most
holes
wins
!
The
game
of
golf
can
practi-'
club,
ball
and
green.
And
when
the
tournament.
In
this
system1
om
rniiv
plaim
Old
Man
Adam
as
a
!
the
kine's
breech
became
Dub-'of
play,
the
winner
could
n,.f,.
1
'"
Civic
Centre
.
Dates
.
'Wortklooldnghto.
j
uci
A:'
,
participant.
As
far
back
as
man
lie
knowlege,
people
seemed
to
ally
take
more
strokes
than
the'n
killed
i
Tiew.Better,
have
hnvA
no
n
n(imnntmti;if
rV-iif
nenr
nnrl
tetill
uln
fnn
,
.
;
tru...:.
"
goes,,
he
kicked
pebbles
around
!:
.
.
.
In
1592
the
'
number
of
holes.
breaking
the
law.
".Ill
ban
against
golf
was
repealed.)
in
medal
play,
however
th
'
rat-fr
Aih-
lion
Mary,
rti.nun
Queen
nf
of
Scots,
B,l.
was
-
unlit
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1.
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i
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I
ir
'"Wli
It
with
tree
branches
or
anything
else
that
was
available.
.
However,
the
firsttraces
of
golf
as
a
game
dates
back
to
around
the
turn
of
the
15th
cen
Quite;
one
who
requires
the
fewest
i,w
Pfoporuor
r
If
3
'-""'onton.
a
golfer
as
was
English
Queen
i
.
Mary
who
originated
the
word
"caddi"
by
calling
the
boy
who
:
helped
her
around
the
course
a
cadet.
The
first
English
Uolf
Club
;
tury.
In
the
middle
of
that
century
the
Scots
became
quite
serious
about
the
game,
which
name,
incidentally,
probably
stems
from
the
Scottish
word
"golfe"
meaning
game.
Parliament
banned
golf
In
March,
1457,
upon
the
recommendation
of
the
king
who
claimed
the
game
was
too
dis-
TUESDAY
Sports
a.m.
9:00
Bo-Me-Hi
Gym
Class,
p.m.
3:30
Rup-Rec
Junior
Boys.
8:00
Rup-Rec
Men.
School
Basketball
League
.4:00
HlRh
School
III
and
High
I.
High
I
and
High
III.
4:45
Annunciation
and
High
II.
Basketball
League
Gamec
G:30
Junior
Rupert
and
North
Star.
7:15
Women
Coin's
and
High
School.
8:00
Intermediate-Morgan's
and
Stone's.
9:15
Senior-Brown
woods
and
Co-op.
Special
was
tunned
in
lBr.4
and
the
first
golf
tournament
in
hist-roy
was
in
1800.
The
game
traveled
to
the
North
American
Continent
between
18(30
and
18-
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.
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70
being
played
first
in
Canada
tracting.
There
was
a
fine
and
Tne
first
s(,ious
Am(.,.ican
Rol
imprisonment
appueo
lur
me
i
ft!r
of
record
was
John
Q
Reld
playing
of
the
game
some
years
j
Qf
yonkers
N
y
xhe
Uniu,d
'ar-
i
States
Golf
Association
was
Paradoxically
enough,
the
tormei
on
rH-ember
22,
1894
King
of
Boots
who
signed
the;The
professional
Qolflng
A.sso-proclamation
forbidding
golf.ldaUon
was
formed
in
!91G
took
a
few
swings
at
a
ball
and
(
t,
cm
thin.
hnn.wnM
h
.
Tee
For
Ten
Million
j
f
to
many'
I
there
were
perhaps
him
that
happened
so
men
who
later
had
to
eat
their
j
50.W
golfers
In
the
country.
Fif-unkind
words
about
golf
after'
tPpn
yr
''pr
Perhaps
there,
:
,
were
150,000.
Now
you
can
make!
CARNIVAL
QUOEN
Shirley
Williams,
18,-
above,
chosen
queen
of
the
winter
carnival
at
Fort
William,
Ont.,
wears
her
crown.
The
festival
was
highlighted
by
a
huge
parade,
dog
team
races,
low
sawing
competition
and
beard
?,EN'S
ftDKi
lorizetl,
no
and
it
MI:N"S
FISII
"Efi-S
HIMh;
'uwr,
Sdov
Now
MEN'S
Si
lls
sleds,
nw
.
BOYS'
Ivnims.
rto
panis,
Shots.
your
own
estimate
of
those
who
1
p.m.
3:30
Junior
Buys'
and
Teen
Girls
Leathercraft.
7:30
Mixed
Advanced
Leatherciaft.
8:00
Electrical
Workers
Union.
8:00
Synphony
Orchestra.
8:00
Teachers'
Association.
8:00
Bridge
Lessons..
8:00-J.C.C.
Public
Speaking.
'
HEAVYWEIGHT
WILL
RETURN
TO
BRITAIN
The
U.S.
heavyweight
Lee
Saoid,
who
was
disqualified
for
a
foul
blow
in
his
fight
against
Bruce
Woodcock,
is
shown
leaving
Lodon
en-route
to
America.
He
expects
to
go
back
to
Britain
in
midsummer
to
fight
the
winner
of
the
Bruce
Woodcock-Freddie
Mills
heavyweight
championship
in
June.
Savold
has
promised
to
go
back
regardless
of
whether
he
fights
Joe
Louis
or
not.
S
of
7
free
throws.
Individual
scoring:
Seniar
Savoy
Arney
18,
Davis
8,
R.
Holkestad
4,
Morgan
S,
Menzies,
M.
Holkestad
7,
Haugan
4
40.
play
and
play
at
the
game.
You
would
be
conservative
If
you
said
10,000,000.
While
some
people
play
a
good
game
of
golf
with
only
2
or
3
golf
clubs
and
some
tour
courses
with
35
and
40,
there
arp
14
basic
golfing
clubs
which
ate
recognized
by
the
various
Golfing
Associations
as
the
maximum
to
VS'
S1VE.HI
ii
win
ROV81
ALL
A
More
WASHABLE
tH
vr
before.
Cover,
with
ONE
COAT
on
moit
wll
tuiftcct.
Contain.
SEALIZED
Oil
-Mill
beiuly
to
will.
Eiy
to
tpply
.
.
.
Mttd
tdy
to
utc.
E19M
beauliful
tmti
nd
wrxtc.
Bo-Me-Hi
Platen
J3,
8,
Olson
10,
Spring
16,
2,
Sunberg
4,
Scherk
2,
65.
Intermediate
now
BOYS'
,nd
be
carried
in
any
tournament
and
caught
the
Savoy
guard
line
wide
open.
Bo-Me-Hi
excelled
in
all
departments
as
their
shooting
was
tops,
passing
smooth
and
their
teamwork
really
clicking.
Savoy
floored
a
near
complete
line-up,
missing
only
Ed
Uic-cone.
It
was
the
first
time
in
many
games
they
had
so
many
players
up.
Several
of
them
showed
lack
of
condition
from
BASKETBALL
Fashion
In
First
Place
Intermediate
Basketball
League
Leadership
Changes
Hands
Comadina
Quits
PANTS
and
j
Merchants
Ilebb
6,
Ander-
(
piay
"
o
years
knees,
per
son
4,
johnsen
6,
Owens
10,
i
n0.
i
Driver,
No.
2
Brassie.
No.
Moore,
Youngman,
Simonson
2.
1
s
gpoon.
No.
4.
Cleek,
No.
1
Mercer
20.
I
ririviiiiT
Iron
No
2
Midiron.
No.
3
'
LADIES
'B'
BOWLS
LEAGUE
SCHEDULE
March
1
Big
Sisters
vs.
Miller
Bay;
Boosters
vs.
Belmont;
Brownwoods
vs.
Busy
Bees;
Rosa
Lees
vs.
Toilers;
Stars
vs.
Noble
j
&
Wick.
March
8
Busy
Bees
vs.
Stars;
Toilers
vs.
Miller
Bay;
Belmont
vs.
Noble
&
Wick;
Boosters
vs.
Rosa
Lees;
Big
Sisters
vs.
Brown-Rosa
Lees
vs.
Stars;
Noble
&
woods.
March
15
Miller
Bay
vs.
Noble
Fashion-ilatta
2,
Intermela
I
Mid
Masliie,
No.
4
Mashle
Iron.
4,
J.
Haugan
7,
G.
Haugan
14,
J
no.
5
Mashie,
No.
('.
Spade
Mashie,
i
Gill
8,
Teng,
James
7,
Arntsen
No.
7
Mashie
Niblick,
No.
8
Lof-
j
1
I
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I
l
FB
I
42.
the
long
lay-off
whclh
lowered
Bo-Me-Hi
Rainmakers
bound-
their
calibre
of
play,
ed
into
third
place
in
the
Senior
,
Savoy
tD0K
105
shoU
and
Basketball
League
Saturday
j
made
21.
They
scored
4
of
11
L
Junior
ter,
No.
8
Niblick,
No.
10
Putter.
Tw
Competitive
Systems
There
are
two
competitive
sys-
Kinsmen
Letournea
9,
Helin
mgnt
as
mey
swampea
trie
sa-,
ree
throws.
Bo-Me-Hi
took
85
'
i
Mnv-Q
a
0t,
t
rrT
crmfirl
l!C
-
At
nvA
nni4-
4-U
.
.
.
-
.
'
'
J
'
.UJ.
oMuu
u
,u
uuu
kui,
snots
and
scored
27.
This
is
one
Blackaby,
Dumas
124.
nuiei
men
into
me
cellar,
in
I
nf
the
hest.
shooting
nercpnt
High
School
Forman
4,
Hills
LADIES'
BOWLS
"A"
SCHEDULE
the
Intermediate
game
Fashion
Bes
in
the
senior
League
this
&
Wick;
Brownwoods
vs.
Stars,
8,
Jeffries
2,
Hamilton
3.
Clark,
Smith
1,
Rhodes,
Brown,
Shep-pard
18.
Basketball
standings:
Boosters
vs.
Busy
Bees;
Big
Sisters
vs.
Rosa
Lees;
Toilers
vs
Belmont.
March
22
Busy
Bees
vs.
Big
Sisters;
Boosters
vs.
Toilers;
broke
their
tie
with
Merchants
whom
they
defeated
42
to
29.
All
play-off
positions
in
the
Junior
League
were
decided
when
Kinsmen
dropped
High
School
24
to
18
and
eliminated
them
from
any
chances
of
gaining
a
berth.
March
7
G.
&
A.
vs
Annettps
Variety
vs.
DcJong's,
Savoy's
vs.
Scuby's;
Taft
&
Odowes
vs.
Manson's.
Orange
vs.
Westview
season.
They
canned
11
of
20
free
throws.
It
was
the
last
appearance
of
the
veteran
arbiter,
Johnny
Comadina,
who
explained
to
the
Daily
News
that
he
was
getting
tired
of
unjustified
criticism
from
time
to
time
and
didn't
have
to
take
it
any
more.
INTERMEDIATE
r.EAGl'E
Fashion
Footwear
had
no
BE
onww
Tku
dtrtunt
tt
not
publitkad
w
ditpUytdbydM
Liquoi
CankftJ
Botdi
k
td
Govtmntait
tt
Btitiih
CslwmW
March
14
DeJong's
vs.
Su-!W1CK
vs-
Brownwoods;
Belmont
voy's,
Scuby's
vs.
G.
&
A.;
An-!vs-
Millftr
BaV-nettes
vs.
Variety;
Manson's
vs.1
March
29
Tollers
vs.
Busy
Westview,
Orange
vs.
Taft
&
Btes;
Big
Sisters
vs.
Boosters;
Odowes.
i
Miller
Bay
vs.
Brownwoods;
Bei-
j
j
mont
vs.
Stars;
Rasa
Lees
vs.
You
Saw
It
in
The
News.
Noble
&
Wick.
UUHUv
An
added
attraction
to
the
games
was
ttte
start
of
the
"Hoop
Shoot
Contest"
when
20
participants
tried
their
hand
at
0yn
to
gw.
day
and
Su-and
evenings
day
and
Tt.
after
9
o'ciott
Senior
W
L
Pet.
j
Co-op
11
2
.840
Brownwood
s
5
7
.417
,
Bo-Me-Hi
5
8
.385
i
Savoy
4
8
.333
Intermediate
'
'
Fashion
10
4
.714
Merchants
fl
5
.643
High
School
7
7
.500
i
Morgans
6
9
.400
;
Stones
3
10
.231
'
Ladies
j
'
Dom's
9
3
.750
Peoples
9
4
.692
High
School
6
5"
Ml
Miller
Bay
o
12
.000
Junior
North
Star
12
1
.923
Kinsmen
9
4
.92
j
Rupert
Hotel
4
8
.308
High
School
1
12
.077
THIS
AND
THAT
Steve
Dumas
as
he
missed
his
quarter
did
Merchants
shine,
13
consecutive
ones
to
defeat
tying
Fashion
first
two
shots
and
then
scored
time.
In
the
Bill
McChesney.
Fashion
broke
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JOH!
The
Rainmakers
started
out
their
luick
passing
attack,
they,
BUL
to
make
trouble
for
the
Savoy.
built
UP
a
19"11
lead
at
half
squad
as
they
began
dropping
time-
Merchants
were
held
to
in
shots
from
everywhere
to
one
field
Boal
as
their
passing
build
up
a
lead
that
was
never,
was
wild
and
shooting
below
OPTO!!"
threatened.
Spring
and
Flaten
Par-
In
tne
second
half
Fashion
shook
loose
in
the
first
quarter
tcePt
UP
tneir
scoring
attack
and
sparked
the
students
all
and
were
toying
with
Merch-
the
game
as
they
took
a
15
to
ants
in
the
final
quarter.
In
all
10
lead
at
the
quarter
and
then
games
this
season,
Merchants
quickened
their
fast-breaking
nave-
had
difficulty
in
beating
John
Bu!
attack
in
the
second
quarter
as
tne
Fashion
squad.
Fashion's
shooting
was
good
they
extended
their
lead
to
33-19
A
STRAIGHT
CUT
for
a
and
their
teamwork
smooth.
Merchants
had
a
hard
time
keeping
a
tight
defence
as
their
guards
were
weak
and
left
their
Is
There
A
.
FUEL
I
.
...!'
We
want
the
black
at
half
time.
Savoy
came
to
life
in
the
third
quarter
with
Ted
Arney
beginning
to
find
his
eye
and
score
repeatedly
with
his
hook
shots.
Bo-Me-Hi
continued
their
terrific
scoring
as
they
took
a
47
to
32
lead
at
three-quarter
time.
In
the
final
quarter
it
was
a
shooting
contest
between
Arney
and
Olson
as
both
hit
for
8
points.
Bo-Me-Hi
scored
time
and
again
as
they
broke
fast
U-T
VS
Bill11
ni'STION
sriF.NT"
i
Only
"He'll
got
over
it.
This
is
the
first
new
car
he's
had
in
six
years."
Materia
for
ski:
positions
wide
open.
Merchants
took
70
shots
and
made
13.
They
scored
3
of
11
free
throws.
Fashion
took
77
shots
and
made
19.
They
scored
4
of
9
free
throws.
JUNIOR
LEAGUE
Kinsmen
continued
to
tack
on
another
defeat
to
the
hapless
High
School
as
they
pounded
out
a
24
to
18
win
over
the
students.
Only
in
the
first
half
did
High
School
come
close
as
they
held
Kinsmen
down
to
a
10-9
lead.
In
the
third
quarter
High
School's
defence
split
wide
open
and
Kinsmen,
led
by
Letour-neau,
put
the
game
on
Ice
as
they
took
a
20
to
9
lead
at
quarter
time.
High
Scvhool
were
shut
out
of
the
scoring
column
in
the
quarter.
In
the
foufth
quarter
High
School
made
a
desperate
effort
but
fell
short
as
Kinsmen
retained
their
lead.
Kinsmen
took
46
shots
:
and
made
10.
They
scored
4
of
9
free
throws.
High
School
took
54
shots
and
made
8.
They
made
SATIh
Ask
for
Millbonk.
Experience
he
smoking
enjoyment
that
con
be
yourt
in
cigarette
after
cigarette
of
day
I
If
the
Straight
Cut
Virginia
the
top
tobacco
from
tip
to
tip
that
makes
Millbank
"Truly
Mild".
!
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ermen!
Thorn
S!
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Empty
Beer
Bottles
CITY
TRANSFER
WILL
COLLECT
THEM
AT
YOUR
DOOR
CARTONED
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PAY
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253
FIRST
Got
that
hii-h
speed
engine
of
yours
ready
to
do
a
job
this
coming
season.
Avoid
the
last
minute
scramble,
have
us
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