Jor
a
two
game
series
on
an
all!
BASKETBALL
Prince
Uiitifti
u'Tp
r3c'm
Monday,
November
28,
1949
"
'
2,Hi
a....
.
eXDerue
basis
Persnnniiu
tm
coul
Murray
Sez
Scouts
St
ones
Sa
Cadet
I
they
aren't
worth
the
money
after
seeing
their
showing
(against
other
teams
in
the
weak
I
senior
circuit
in
thA
.-,..
u
North
Star
i
5
La
dirt
Peoples
J
g
Dom's
2
l
High
School
e
3
Junior
Rupert
Hotel
8
0
Kinsmen
5
i
1
looked
good
all
the
w
ay
and
I
Stones
never
did
threaten.
Stones
i
vm
re
w
jhl
in
I
heir
passing
anil
I
Cadets
seemed
to
be
everywhere.
Welsford
Drake
had
a
field
day
(getting
16
points,
which
is
j
mighty
b)R
scoring
in
a
Junior
j
game.
Black
was
a!so
a
big
factor
in
the
Cadets
win,
with
11
!
i
-
.
.
u,
auuui
auu
Crowds
continue
to
attend
Don
we
snouIt;
selUe
Jot
notm
less
Earl
Mah
.
i
NOBLE
&
WICK
present
ADMIRAL
RADIOS
12
Co-od
Beat
Brownvoods
Great
Last
Period
Rally
Fails
to
Yield
Win
Brownwoods
went
on
a
21-
Forward
s
twice-weekly
basket-
than
the
National
chamuion
the
th
Camosun
tu
19
to
Vancouver.
shows,
but
Bo-Me-Hi
still
I
Clover
Leafs.
With
British
Col-
f
hi.,k;.,
r
...
.
ball
isn't
epttir.ii
students
out
the
r""--rlR'B'
sponsors
ol
the
i
M..,
i
,
...
points.
In
the
second
junior
game,
Boy
way
students
generally
turn
outl
navmg
hould
with
their
team..
With
all
duebe
consdiered
Important
offices
Children
Under
10
Have
Me;
Admiral
perfected
circuit.
Rich
clear
tone.
respects
to
stumes
n.
seems
pep
l"
otuis
w
m
a
liKeli-
Canada's
2',
million
children
mothers
recogr.;
groups
could
be
organized
to
fill
j
hood
that
plans
might
be
com-'quarter
of
Saturday
night's
bas-
the
student
stands
each
Satur-
Dieted
to
hv
thi
.
ketball
game
.only
to
fall
short
"u
m
bring
i
1
Easy
to
read
dial.
AC
-
DC
..
-
gicat
i-tui
day
night,
particularly
when
the
snow
locan-
reuef
frorn
fess
of
colds
S
tub?
I
,
f
v.
.
i
i
"iuaer'1!
Jack
Evans,
in
his
first
year
with
the
team,
is
doing
a
great
job
and
deserves
the
support
of
1
Scouts
romped
to
victory
over
High
School,
the
final
score
22-17.
It
was
Scouts
third
win
of
the
year
with
four
defeats.
High
School
feli
down
hi
their
checking,
and
lacked
hustle
under
the
basket.
It
was
also
their
fourth
defeat
of
the
season,
with
three
wins
to
their
credit,
and
the
two
teams
are
now
tied
for
third
place
in
the
league
standings.
Sea
Cadets
Black
11,
Christ-ensen,
R.
Davidson
2,
Drake
IB.
D.
LeighUn.
J.
Leighton
1,
L.
Matthews,
Toderas
7,
Wing.
Stones
An
tone.
Atkins.
Jeff
BIO
IX
PERFORM-ANTE.
LOW
IN
PRICE
everyone
out
Sixth
Avenue
way.
of
winning
by
a
Harrow
margin.
Brownwoods
were
in
command
of
the
play
in
both
the
first
and
last
quarters
but
let
Co-op
gain
such
a
lead
in
the
second
and
third
that
the
latter
emerged
victorious
by
a
60
to
56
score.
Ted
Arney
was
again
the
big
noise
making
18
points
for
Co-op
although
he
was
safely
held
down
in
the
last
quarter
to
go
scuie-
Between
the
BASKETS
Let's
see
some
action
along
those
j
under
10
years
of
age
are
n
for
a
tough
wtnler
season,
according
to
recent
surveys
made
to
determine
the
prevalence
of
colds.
Thee
studies
Indicate
that
children
in
this
age
group
have
more
colds
than
,
any
other.
It
was
also
found
that
.the
"average"
child
will
have
approximately
four
colds
a
year.
To
reduce
the
misery
caused
by
these
eold,
more
snt
rwre
Canadian
mothers
are
turning
to
Vicks
VapoRub.
These
aporub
-k
throat,
chest
n
I
"me.
Even
ti
V
VapoRub'
,1
apr.rs
penetrij
cold-congested
Best
of
all,
Vap,
ork
for
he
I
the
child
sleeps
h
lines
students,
to
show-
appreciation
for
the
work
of
your
coach
A
Colour
For
Evpry
Room
and
the
fine
showing
your
team
'T",JiJ'
is
making
.
Basketball
continues
to
draw
Aii-SUr
piactkis
are
being
.!arge
crowds
at
the
Civic
Centre
less.
Jim
Flater.
was
next
with
CANADA'S
SMART
SET
NOW
ON
DISPLAY
AT
YOUR
ADMIRAL
DEALER
301
3fJ
Phone
106
remedy
for
reli
fry
of
children
.
ries
2,
Marshall
6,
J.
Parnell
6
IP.
Parnell
1,
Stewart,
Brown
2,
I
Phillips
6.
I
Scouts
Becker
4,
CIccone,
Erickon
2.
Findlay,
Hodgkin-
I
carried
out
a
couple
of
times;
gymnasium.
Last
week's
games
15
and
Bill
Sunberg
led
the
de-each
week
in
preparation
for
were
no
exception.
The
biggest
feated
team
with
14.
Play
was
what
might
come
along
in
the
.
mid-week
crowd
of
the
season
wide
open
throughout.
Brown-shape
of
outside
teams.
j
was
on
hand
last
Tuesday
to
see
woods,
however,
were
slow
in
Eagle
Time
Athletic
Club
of
j
Brownwoods
take
a
well
earned
working
the
ball
up
to
scoring
Vancouver
reported
iir
one
of
the;
victory
over
Bo-Me-Hi,
position
and
the
and.
time
after
time
ison
3,
Kristmanson
6,
Scherk
2
,
"V"
u
-
uui-cor.a
slot
in
the
league
stand-
Co-op
bottled
them
up
effective
'
lv.
forcinir
Inner
Page
6)
i
a
."tj
snuio
niiiLlt
don't
get
a
team.
into
the
win
column.
Brownwoods
drop
into
'a
tie
with
Bo-Me-Hi
now,
and
Co-op
have
undisputed
lead
of
Webber
5.
H.
Webber.
High
SchoolBrown
1,
Clark
8,
Fie
win
3.
Nickerson
1.
Petersen
Rhodes,
Sheppard
1,
Smith
3
Talt.
Here
are
the
up-to-date
standings
in
all
leagues:
Senior
"
AT
N
O
M
.
Hi
VC
Hf
N
!
1
1
We
have
the
,
me.
division.
Tomorrow
nieht
Bo
Me
Hi
plays
Co-op
and
a
victory
will
mean
second
Dlace.
or
a
W
L
pi
USE
OUR
XMAS
BUDGET
PU
Pay
Y2
Between
Now
and
Xmos
and
,r-der
in
Easy
Weekly
Instalments
os
l0
j(
j
defeat
will
drop
them
behind
jc-P
Brownwoods
into
the
leaeue
rei-
Brownwoods
5
1
10
j
2
4
4
I
2
4
4
I
liar.
i
Bo-Me-Hi
...
I
Intermeiliate
II
per
week
beginning
February
BE
WISE-SHOP
AT
Co-op
Arney
18.
Flaten
15
Holfcestad
6,
Davis
5.
Seherk
8
Fashion
4
2
1:1
".Merchants
4
2
8
1
Morgan
6,
Macphee
2.
MANSON'S
Your
friendly
Jefcik-r
Third
Ave.
Profes&inhdun.iPmh
Brownwoods
Shier
7,
Lavigne
8,
Gurvich
9,
Bill
8.
Pierce,
Sunberg
H.
Thompson
10,
Owen.
INTERMEDIATE
MerchanU
won
a
close
one
over
North
Star
in
the
Intermediate
division
by
a
4
point
margin,
the
final
score
being
38-34.
Merchants
took
a
four
point
lead
in
the
first
quarter
and
held
it
grimly
for
me
whole
game.
Dumas
and
Marshall
were
hot
for
the
Merchants
.each
scoring
12.
Slmonson,
Wesch
and
Smith
each
scored
8
for
the
North
Star
entry.
.
Seven
fouls
were
called
on
the
Merchants,
and
11
on
Nonfa.
Star
by
referees
Spring
and
Husoy.
Merchants
Dumas
12,
Currie
4.
Christoff
2.
Boulter
8
Mar
;
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r
1
1
1
t
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MATTSC
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Phone
Blue
lit
f.
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Second!
PrlriM
Bupr
MIRA-TRIM
MOULDINGS
ARE
MADE
IN
OVER
200
SHAPES,
A
MOULDING
FOR
EVERY
NEED.
SOLD
BY
Gordon
&
Anderson
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
REFLECTOR
FLOODLIGHTS
JUST
ARRIVED
Shipment
of
new
CUMMINS
dlesel
and
SIMPLEX
jra
en
Bines.
Boat
owners
and
parties
interested
are
Inrited
to
view
these
machines
at
our
shop.
BVTOWN
MACHINE
WORKS
B.
&
W.
TiV-
For
extra
hour
of
playtime
In
il
j
t
shall
12,
Youngman,
Anderson.
INSULATE
NOW!
mo
Neighborhood
Hockty,
If
league,
G-E
lamps
give
pleWr
U
I
North
Star
Young
5,
Ketche-
DRY
FIB
KiSlt
50c
Per
S&u
l
t
PHON1
0P4C
son
4,
Hartwie
1
Kimnnitrm
a
of
light
for
the
young
puck
'
Z7
.,
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jf,C:
-
chasers
on
your
street,
tike
all
General
Electric
lamps,
the
G-E
hard
glass
R40
Floodlight
lamp
is
inexpensive
and
stays
brighter
longer.
-
"
Wesch
8,
Sedgwick,
Smith
8,
Hamilton.
Parnell.
JUNIOR
Well
the
Sea
Cadets
finally
won
a
game,
and
it
was
a
well
earned
victory
over
Stones.
The
final
score
was
37-23.
The
Cadets
JpUrtbr
.
Cokol
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