'8
JUVENILES
BURNS
DOMINATE
MEN'S
FIVE
PINS
Wednesday,
November
24,
1948
""'W'idi'nt
P.
Clack
2,
Bury.
Bable
8,
Turcotte
1,
Rousseau,
Dumas,
Basso
14
HlSh
3-Chandler,
Blackaby
6,
Dunn,
Hagen,
Dennison
2
Christensen
1,
Leigh.
9.
Classified
Adrwtlslng
pays
IN
ACTION
cu
on
lasl
rgui
High
4
and
Annunciation
Carrying
a
six-point
lead
and
with
only
one
moee
session
ahead
of
them,
Burns
appear
to
be
a
clear-cut
cinch
to
win
the
first
series
in
the
men's
five
trip
to
Good
Girls
Know
V
n
bu:
'Siness.
JIT
'
r.
V
7
-
Good
Things
For
S
All
Age
Girls
TODAY
7
n.m
0,.
S
a.
n
uiiu'ttp
a.
Pt
'
Come
From
pport
snots
--I
'4'
ROIiEHT
CUMMIN
WALLACE'S
-In-
I
'SLEEP
MY
L0
!c
XMAS
GIFTS
FOR
GIRLS
WALLACE'S
News
of
the
death
of
Brown
Jack,
equine
idol
of
racegoers
during
the
early
'30s
and
best-loved
stayer
in
British
racing
history',
recalls
mnay
stories
of
his
career.
For
instance,
he
is
the
only
horse
to
have
had
a
sermon
preached
about
him,
to
have
a
219-page
biography,
a
partiality
fro
Cheddar
cheese,
hot
beer,
and
whisky.
.
pin
league
at
Rex
Alleys.
The
meat
cutters
came
out
of
the
penultimate
game
of
the
series
with
a
total
of
31
points,
trailed
by
Brownwoods
in
second
position
with
25.
Scores
this
week:
Burns
4,
Stones
0.
Scotians
4,
Alley
Cats
0.
Continentals
4,
Ambassadors
0.
Jaycees
3,
Malkins
1.
Maple
Leafs
3,
Moose
1.
Mallets
3,
Brownwoods
1.
Standings
in
the
series:
Burns
31
Brownwoods
25
Mole
Leafs
24
Javcees
23
Malkins
'l
Stones
21
Moose
:...
20
Continentals
19
Scotians
18
Ambassadors'
15
Alley
Cats
12
Mallets
12
Basketball
Standings
Senior
Co-op
3
0
1000
Bo-Me-Hi
2
1
Ml
Savoy
l
2
.333
Brownwoods
l
2
.333
Intermediate
Fashion
2
0
1000
Merchants
2
1
.667
High
School
1
1
.500
Morgan's
l
1
.500
ALSO
PENNY
SINGLETON
ARTHlE
in-
Winners
in
School
Basketball
The
Juvenile
Basketball
League
saw
action
on
Tuesday!
afternoon
when
two
games
were
played.
The
first
game
was
an
upset
as
High
4
defeated
High
1
by
the
score
of
1?
to
11.
The
game
started
out
slowly
with
both
teams
finding
i;
hard
to
hit
the
basket.
In
the
second
quarter
High
4
put
on
a
drive
that
put
them
ahead
at
half
time
7
to
4.
They
continued
their
offensive
which
was
led
by
Jordan
Smith
who
scored
all
their
points
in
the
second
half.
The
second
game
was
between
Annunciation
School
and
High
3
with
the
former
the
winner
by
the
score
of
14
to
9.
Richard
Oable
led
Annunciation
to
victory.
It
was
a
hard
played
game
with
Annunciation
coming
through
in
the
last
quarter
to
win.
Individual
scoring:
High
4
Kaarda
1,
Young.
Lelghton
2,
Sciicrk.
Mostad.
Antrobus,
Smith
10,
Erickson
1,
Brentson.
13.
High
1
Cameron
5,
McAfes
2.
Sedgwick
2,
Krlstmanson
1.
Davidson,
Husvlk
1,
fiheardown.
11.
Annunciation
Fitzgerald
3,
'BLONDIE'S
ANNIVers
3:
It
MIXED
LEAGUE
BOWLS
LEADERS
His
name
was
coupled
for
years
with
that
of
the
late
STARTS
TOMOMlj
Steve
Donoghue
who
rode
him
in
nis
unprecedented
triumphs
Mrs.
E.
Mastell
of
Dodgers
is
leading
the
ladies
for
individual
scoring
honors
so
far
this
season
in
the
Mixed
Bowling
in
the
Queen
Alexandra
Stakes
PICTURE
OF
THE
MOD
League
while
Johnny
Comadina
Is
tops
for
the
men
by
a
shade.
Here
are
the
leading
individual
scores
to
date:
LADIES
Mrs.
E.
Mastell
Dodsrers)
...
201
at
more
htan
23,;
miles
the
longest
flat
race
in
Encland
under
-10UELU
til
Jockey
Club
rules.
He
won
it
six
times
in
succession
from
1929
to
1934.
His
successes
with
I
Linda
Erickson
(Pioneer)
...190
1
Anes
Pierce
(KinspinnersJ
187
B.
Vuckovich
(Mcev
s
...
187
I
J.
Shenton
(Kingpinners
...182
M.
Flvnn
(Pushovers)
180
V.
Wrathall
(HeadDinners)
..19
1
M.G-M's
w
.
Ctcve
they
became
known
as
the
"old
firm"
were
legend.
So
was
his
companionship
with
Mail
Fist,
a
horse
that
often
XM
AS
PHOTOS
Order
Early
Chandler
&
Cowgill
-
For
Appointments
PHONE
DAY:
GREEN
389
NITE:
BLACK
615
216
4th
Street
BIGGEST
A.
McMcekin
(Headpinners)
178
E.
Bussev
(Brownwoods)
."..177
B.
Uzick
(Macev'si
176
D.
Ballinger
(Hotshotsi
175
MEN
J.
Comadina
(Headpinners)
219
atones
0
3
.000
Ladies
Dom's
3
0
1000
High
School
2
1
.667
Peoples
1
2
.333
Miller
Bay
0
3
.000
Junior
North
Star
3
0
1000
Kinsmen
2
1
667
High
School
1
-2
.333
Rupert
Hotel
1
2
.333
acted
as
his
pacemaker
and,
as
often,
faded
gracefully
out
of
the
picture.
MUSICAL
SPECTACLE
IN
AW.W.WA-AV.WViW
Brown
Jack
always
preferred
'
to
travel
facing
the
engine,
loved
the
noise
and
bustle
of
the
racecourse,
and
after
a
B.
Woods
(Brownwoods)
...217
B.b
Vuckovich
(Wingers)
...217
D.
Ward
(Winders)
216
F.
Comadina
(Overwaitea)
215
Jack
Paul
(Pushovers)
210
N.
Shepoard
(Wingers)
201
TECHNICOLOR!
Ottawa
vs.
.Calgary,
B.
Withers
(Headpinners)
...198
A.
Taylor
(Malkinsi
197
T.
McMeekin
(Headpinners)
197
PROFESSIONAL
DEBUT
Marilyn
Ruth
Take,
former
Canadian
figure
skating
champion
who
last
May
traded
her
amateur
card
for
the
gold
and
glitter
of
a
professional
skater,
made
her
debut
as
a
featured
skater
with
an
Ice
show
in
New
York
this
week.
Twenty-year
old
Miss
Take,
who
comes
from
Toronto,
shown
in
this
Ice
Follies
photo,
placed
second
to
Barbara
Ann
Scott
for
three
years
before
winning
the
Canadian
title
In
1947
when
Miss
Scott
did
not
compete.
Srcetmg
at
Christmas
N.
Kinslor
(KmcDinners)
..196
while
cultivated
an
odd
kind
of
tfance.
a
two-step
shuffle,
as
he
neared
the
winning
post.
Donoghue
maintained
it
was
"just
to
amuse
himself
and
show
his
own
delight
at
hav
G.
Shenton
(KinsDinncrs
...196
HEIIOLD!
T.N.I).
THE
NAVY
DANCE
FUN
FROLICS
CAPERS
FRIDAY.
DEC.
3
NAVY
DRILL
HALL
Four
Dukes
Orchestra
Dancing:
10
p.m.
to
2
a.m.
Get
your
tickets
now
from
any
member
of
the
Navy
or
the
Navy
Reserve.
F.
Mastell
(Dodsersi
194
I.
Dunbar
(Macev'si
193
R.
Tubb
(Overwaitea)
192
S.
Davison
(Macey'si
...190
VkM
Ihf
IW
Ml
Uv
Pwithrl
Esther
WILLIAMS
loronto
Saturday
OTTAWA
CP
Ottawa
Rough
Riders
advanced
to
the
Canadian
football
championship
playoffs
Saturday
for
the
first
time
in
seven
years
with
a
19-0
victory
over
Hamilton
Tigers.
The
shut-out
gave
Ottawa
clear
supremacy
in
the
East
and
pointed
the
way
to
the
Dominion
final
and
the
Grey
Cup
"
in
Toronto
when
the
Eastern!
champions
meet
the
Calgary
ing
won."
Another
of
his
queer
habits
was
to
sit
on
his
manger
while
he
slept.
Efforts
to
pro-
vied
leather
and
felt
"buttock-warmers"
were
discouraged
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'
1
Start
Ht'l
ne
seemed
to
find
the
cold
metal
eoothing.
After
eight
years'
racing
he'
was'
retired.
He
had
won
25
j
'
of
his
63
races
and
earned
more
than
24,000
($96,000)
for
owner!
fMt
.mm
4mmt,
M
at
kti
1
I
IN
PHOTOGRAPHED
George
M.
Simpkins,
former
American
customs
officer
at
Tuneau,
passed
through
the
city
today
on
the
Princess
Louise,
returning
north
after
a
visit
to
Seattle.
mm
Sir
Harold
Wernher.
Such
was
his
fame
that
in
1944,
10
years
alter
his
last
race,
admirers
were
still
sending
him
lumps
ol
sugar
saved
from
their
rations
ALSO
CAHTOON
-
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7
p.m.
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p.m.
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rt
tip
,
ntlt
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ired'e
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wett"
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;
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friendly
way
.'.
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remember
those
near,
and
dear
to
you.
To
:
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l
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THE
DE
FOREi
AUTOMA'
lor
Christmas
presents.
And
when
he
came
of
age
in
1945,
he
got
a
telegram
from
Steve
Donoghue
saying:
"Best
of
!uck
in
1945
from
your
old
pal
Steve."
Brown
Jack
then
was
at
grass
on
a
farm
near
Mar-
.:ct
Harborough,
Leicestershire
-his
home
for
14
years.
Under
Food
Ministry
regulations
he
was
not
earning
his
keep
and
was
not
entitled
to
a
ration
of
oats.
The
Peter
Pan
of
racehorses
is
not
likely
to
be
forgotten
by
future
horse-racing
lovers.
Thei
British
Museum
is
to
exhibit'
his
skeleton
and
his
brain
will
be
preserved.
It
also
goes
on
record
that
his
stout
heart
weighed
19
pounds
nine
pounds
more
'than
average.
I
Among
races
Brown
Jack
won'
were
the
Ascot
Stakes
(1928),)
Goodwood
Cup
and
Doncaster,
Cup
(1930),
Chester
Cup
and;
Ebor
Handicap
(1931),
Prince
Edward
Handicap,
Manchester
j
(1932).
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Memorial
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Christmas
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CHOCOLATES
$1.00
and
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Columbia
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tr
NEW
Handicap
(1933)
and,
of
course,
his
phenomenal
Alexandra
Stakes
record.
"GOVERNMENT
LIQtOK
ACT"
(Section
28)
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of
Application
For
Consent
to
Tranxfer
of
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NOTICE
13
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GIVEN
that
on
the
27th
day
of
November
next,
the
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Intends
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mnunt
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Sizes
from
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where
quality
and
service
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aa
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In
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Province
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to
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the
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pWjJ
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hour
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our
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at
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WHO
BUYS
ONE
QUALITY
COUNTS
IN
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AND
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YOU
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and
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ENTERPRISE
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AUCTION
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Saturday
at
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p.m.,
starting
Nov.
27.
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is
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chance
to
buy
what
you
need
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your
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Specially
.
:
Second
Avenue
opposite-
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
7:00
a.m.
to
3:30
a.m.
Phone
173
for
Outside
Orders