16
HOCKEY
Wednesday,
November
24.
1M8
Jordan.
L.
llwy
Yoenifi!an
4
-20.
Junior
Rupert
Hot.el-Marki
4.
a
MacFarlane.
B.
MacFarlane
a
m
,
Fresiia
i
uon.
Hamilton
was
good
fit
guard.
Miller
Bay
took
22
shots
and
scored
4
ba.skets.
Dom's
took
42
shots
and
scored
10
field
goals.
JUNIOR
LEAGUE
ftupprl
Hotel
gained
(heir
first
win
in
the
Junior
League
'"iTKClEX
Life?
Morrison
4,
S'.acy
2,
Jord,
an
f,
3.
'
V
0
Donalflson,
Becker.
26
High
School
Vance
2,
Clark
2,
Jefleries,
Hamilton,
Forniai
I
as
they
defeated
the
High
RECESSEO-EOGE
STONQBORD
!
School
entry
26
to
4.
Rupon
'
Rhodes.
Brown
Hills.
Sheppard
I
i
cv
i
r
a
j.rnjif-
.
i
J
true
uniform
channel.
;
w
elussiii-o
Afver..:inn
t-k.sn
'
0
J
Stonebord
come
together,
there'
Toduvp
in
Sport?
I
j
BASKETBALL
jShoe
Men
In
Senior
And
Hotel
Squad
In
Junior
League
Score
First
Wins
'
Senior
Brownwoods
45,
Bo-Me-IIi
33
Intermediate
Merchants
31,
Stone's
23
Ladies
Dom's
20,
Miller
Bay
9
Junior
Rupert
Hotel
26,
High
School
4
Hotel
started
out
slow
and
thefi
j
b;'ftn
to
roll
and
the
Hlgf1
I
School
defence
fell
apart.
At
nc
;
time
was
the
game
In
doubt.
I
Morrison
and
Bob
MacFarlaf.e
were
the
stars
for
the
hotelmen
High
School
was
weak
in
all
de
'partments.
Their
bull
handllin
!
was
their
u
-wnfall.
Fumbles
i
indecisions
to
pass
and
a
teis-
With
a
broadknife
apply
th
lamons
Stonebord
joint
filler,
then
a
strip
ol
re-enforcing
tape
as
furnished,
then
smooth
off
with
mor
tiller.
The
result
strong,
r-enforced
invisible
joint
Stonebord
comes
end-bundled
-
two
sheets
taped
face-totac
to
keep
them
clean
and
perfect
Stone-
bord
is
smooth
hard
and
durable,
takes
any
decor-
f
I
ation,
is
Vermin
proof
and
fireproof
because
its
core
I
J
18
mineral
gypsum.
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wki
maun
B
f
Made
by
Western
Gypsum
Products
Ltd.,
Winnipeg
phelpotht,
e
vdtt
&
co.
ltd.
Basketball
on
Tuesday
night
brought
the
initial
!
wins
of
the
season
to
Brownwoods
of
the
Senior
and
j
Rupert
Hotel
of
the
Junior
Leagues.
The
Senior
game
was
between
Brownwoocfe
find
Bo-Me-Hi,
teafris
who
are
schooled
in
the
same
style
,
PHONE
651
COAL
LUMBER
BUILDINfi
SUPPLIES
r
of
hall
playing.
The
pame
startea
out
iasi
wun
pom
teams
matching
eitcti
other
for
deney
to
pa.i
vikliy
v.
as
v;r;;
prevalent.
ffnpert
Hotel
took
51
shoU.
ppd
set.
red
1-
field
goals.
HigV.
School
took
3
shots
and
score
J
2
baskets.
Individual
scoring:
Senior
Brownwoods
-
Ourvich
If),
Fof
man
1,
Lavf?ne
3,
Shier
11.
Thompson
16.
PieiCe
4,
Johnsor
-45.
Bo-Me-Hi
-
U.
Scherk
8,
Olso-i
5.
Spring
3.
Da-vlrtstm
E
Ffnte"
7,
S.
Scherk
1,
Carlson
7.--
35.
Intermediate
Merchants--Hebb
4,
B.
Ander
son
3,
Younisman
7,
Owf-ns
'i.
Muore
2,
U.
Aiulrrson.
Mercei
2,
Wilson.-
?,
Stone's
-
M
-C'ney
7,
Ma-s!;all
3,
0ur.-v.i
2,
Chilsloff
!
Smith
4,
Kr.stman.son.
Youtn',
Wesch.
-
22
Lit
dies
,
trended
Mount
Hays
at
the
Good
Compc;
HOCKEY
RACE
ba.skets.
As
came
to
an
had
gained1
Urownwoods
the
first
Quarter
end
Brownwoods
a
12
to
1
lead
continued
scorlTv
shooting
became
poor.
Brown-woods
continued
their
steady
playing
and
gained
the
win
15
to
35.
Bo-Me-Hl
offence,
which
Ls
built
on
the
fart,
break,
was
not
workine
verv
well.
Their
de-
Old
Chum
hoi
Wl
o
iMsat
ties
went
up
Saturday
evening
j
T
A
V
V
(
I
ijxf
J
vLVJL
and
on
Sunday
ariefnoon.
fJIHI
qualHy
pip
fobwtm
o,
J
SKIIERS
HAVE
BUSY
WEEK-END
Sunday's
extremely
inr
lament
weather
did
not
dampen
the
spirits
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Ski
Club
members
who,
fain
and
wind
notwithstanding,
O
tonodion
imolun,
I
and
soon
built
up
a
22
to
11
lead.
Bo-Me-Wi
started
to
flick
whe.i
mor
man
uly
yM(v
OW
Chum
imokei
oiily
.
Crucial
Games
t"omins
Vp
tonfghf
Montreal
at
Tor
onto,
Boxtort
at
Detroit
Carlson
scored
a
couple
of
quick
;
lem(,
was
wf..k
Brownwoodi
pot-shots.
The
half-time
sem.
,
.rtlklM
fast
ad
,.
borinc
iu.
ojoy
oil
rich
mtllow
floYounl1
24
to
19
for
Brownwooos.
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r,,itinn,u,,
nn
Hh-
finnly-balanceci
toboccot
Trm
,
J
TiKfROfT
i
-
Cetrolt
Red
WHS
Lnmber
was
carried
for
the
giftls'
dormitory
In
which
bunks
were
made.
Stoves,
tfhich
had
been'
brought
tip
on
the
trolley,
were
Installed
In
the
cabin3
and
main
lodge.
More
wood
was
chopped.
In
addition
to
the
work,
time
was
found
for
community
sing
Via
num
lodoyl
Wings
and
Boston
Bruins,
now
The
offense
of
Bo-Me-Hl
was
r
inr
th
ipariprshin
nt
the
held
down
by
the
ctose-check-
&iutta
.w
w
q
-
fence
and
as
the
playmaker
for
the
learn.
Brownwoods
played
their
best
game
to
date.
Our-vich
was
rCkk!
bol.h
ondefence
Nationul
H.Mkey
League
y.tU
mg
ot
tneir
pivoi
man,
Art
Forman
and
Ourvich
doing
meet
here
tonight
in
a
Miller
Bay-
Vintent
2,
Plowman
2.
Aschorf
4,
Wood,
Let-ness
1,
Hills,
Loi
khart.9.
Dom's
J.
Husoy
4,
Thaln.
2,
Hamilton
8,
Greenwood
:
lock-settling
game.
Meantime,
the
job
very
well.
This
forced
and
0fence.
jje
combined
with
she
Montreal
Canadiens,
but
Bo-Me-Hi
to
keep
out
and
shoot
Fonnan
in
holding
down
Olson
..e
paint
in
the
slandiirg
be-
long
ones.
The
third
quarter
and
Carlsoni
pivoUnen
for
Bo-
ing,
taking
ol
pictures
and,
or
course,
the
Important
matter
of
eating.
The
Tobacco
of
Quality
!(
the
Red
Wings
and
Bruins,
snowea
no
lessening
oi
ine
pnee
Mtm
Thompson
and
fihiet
as
Brownwoods
moved
aheat
I'iTJI.'H.VH
fin
m:
,ij
:
ununited
u
nad
the
Brown-
a
Classifies
ao
m
The
ews
will
play
the
Maple
Lents
!'i
Chicago.
The
competition
for
cellar
with
the
slight
edge
In
play.
The
mmrtef
ended
34-20.
Tlie
t
in
J
ft
honor
seems
about
as
evenly
quarter
saw
Bo-Me-HI
makin
'Tirre
Me
a
Qpart
of
That
'No
Fnerf.
and
Never
.Mind
the
ChaserT
contested
with
Chicago
Black
a
df
Ive
which
fell
short
as
thei'.-
Hawks
stlfl
at
the
bottom
but
r-
only
one
point
behind
the
tied!
Men
of
the
Outdoors
5
ft!
Ati
f
Toronto
Maple
Leats
and
New:
York
Rangers.
The
league
slandrngs
to
date:
I
W
D
Li
F
A
P
Detroit
7
2
4
35
24
16
Boston
7
2
3
38
27
18
Montreal
..
6
3
4
37
22
15
ioronto
....
3
4
6
30
37
10
'.vojits
olTenLf.
Brownwoods
took
83
shots
end
scored
iield
goals.
Bo-Me-Hl
took
82
shots
and
scorecf
12
field
goals.
INTERMEDIATE
The
Intermediate
game
sav
Stone's
sustaining
their
thirt
defeat
31
to
2)
at
the
hands
oi
Merchants.
It
was
aft
aggressive
game
with
no
team
having
the
edge.
Stone
lead
at
ths.
quarter
8
to
6.
Merchants'
of
fence
began
to
work
as
the;
leaped
Into
the.
lead.
Stone-were
weak
buf
they
fought
har:1
The
half
ende
18
td
10
for
Mer
chants.
The
second
half
gave-Merchants
the
slight
edge
a-
We
sure
will,
mister!
And
we
are
going
to
"mind"
the
chaser.
Antl-Freeze
H
tits;
ime
important
phase
of
petting
your
ear
ready
for
winter.
Proper
lubrication
and
attention
to
the
battery
are
others.
Whv
not
come
In
tor
one
of
our
COMPLETE
but
economical
winterizing
service
lobs
and
be
safe.
?Sl
LET
'ER
&
GO!!
.
.
.
,
riehl
fr
a
striV!
Ilit
r
miss,
yoo'll
enjoy
howling
with
yur
friends
n
our
alleys.
Rex
Bowling
Alley
Open
to
general
public
Sal
nrday
and
Sunday
after-noens
and
evenings.
Monday
Tuesday
and
Thursday
evenings
after
8
o'clock.
you
owe
it
to
yourselves
to
have
the
best
in
work
clothes
O
PANTS
4
5
28
37
10
1
8
32
53
9
-
lew
York
.2hic&g;o
.
Practically
any
type
of
wor't
trousers
you
can
name
we
11
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TORONTO
WINS
VARSITY
TITLE
TORONTO
(f
Toronto's
power-laden
Varsity
Blues
toppled
University
of
Western
Ontario
from
the
college
gridiron
throne
Ihey
have
held
,
srnee
1939
by
trampling
the
mighty
they
continued
to
ereep
ahead
Stones
shooting
was
off
md
this
was
the.t
downfall.
Merchants
and
Stone's
continue
to
improve
and
play
good
ball.
Owens
was
good
on
defence
whVre
his
height
counted
On
tiu
rebounds.
Boo
uiuerson
was
f
'
hard-driving
forward
w
hich
i
have
.
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weather
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We
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18
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oa
offen...
McChesney
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plaj
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well
for
Stone's.
f
Merchants
took
65
shots
and
BROKERS
IN
BOAT?,
MARINE
AND
FISHING
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aeath
play-off
game
before
20,000
fans.
The
triumph
gave
the
Blues
their
first
title
since
1936
and
marked
the
fust
time
the
Mustangs
have
given
up
the
crown
TRY
made
13
field
goals.
Stone's
took
56
shots
ami
r.cored
9
field
goais
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In
the
Ladies'
League
Dom's
continued
undefeated
a3
thy
won
over
Miller
Bay
20
to
9.
The
game
started
slow
as
both
teams
were
weak
on
rasslng
arlci
Khoot-ing.
Dom's
offence
got
going
1r
FISHERMEN
Repair
to
HIC.H
SPEED
ENCINF.S
J
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twtoi
i
the
second
quarter
and
was
never
stopped.-
The
half
ended
8
to
4
for
them.
Their
lead
duUT
i'P
as
the
game
proceeded
art
ended
with
t.e
wore
20
to
9.
Aschoff
artd
Plowman
wert
tops
lof
tbe
MLler
Bay
team
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Manager
of
the
Philadelphia
Athletics,
Connie
Mack
is
pictured
about
to
taste
a
piece
pf
birthday
cake
at
a
party
given
him
by
the
Reciprocity
Club
in
the
Quaker
city.
It's
a
little
early,
as
'the
old
man
of
baseball"
will
soon
celebrate
his
eighty-sixth
in
hartril.
this
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now,
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better.
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power
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continued
to
roll.
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