SURPRISE
IN
OLD
TIMERS
-
MODERNS
(Continued
from
Page
II
ESrfnce
Hupett
Dan?
13eto3
Monday,
March
7,
1949
hmm&
FLOORING
FIRST
ROUND
NEARLY
OVER
HOOP
SHOOT
ter
was
all
for
the
Old
Timers
as
their
nt'orpRSivn
nlnvlne
kept
BETWEEN'
BASKETS
(Continued
nom
t-aec
4)
Ail-Star
rating
to
at,
least
ten
of
theifcboys
and
that
those
ten
then
play
off
with
local
All-Stars.
So
far
there
has
been
no
decision
on
this
matter.
(Sir"
I'pset
by
Grant
Stewart
Competition
Going
Strong
Gaines
played
in
the
Cana-jDom's
on
the
defence.
They'
than
Legion
English
billiards
'
started
to
hit
the
basket
and'
tournamrnl
over
the
week-end
came
with
a
rush
that
saw
them
I
.fyjy
...
reduced
the
number
of
mntrhi-e.
score
7
Dointa
before
Dom's
!
Grant
Stewart
provided
the
Flit
OH
HB'.MUM
K
SIDING
ALL
TYPES
SASH
AND
DOOR
.'
.
a.Ti'J
a
Complete
Supply
of
derieral
Con
strut-lion
still
to
be
ulavt'd
in
(h.
r,r,
drtmned
in
their
lone
one
of
surprise
upset
In
Friday
nights
round
to
three.
!
the
quarter.
The
final
bell
went
noop-shoot
when
he
took
Bill
1(1
lw.
...
.
with
the
score
24-11
and
the
acuDys
measure
in
no
uncer-
The
S.R.O.
sign
is
being
used
often
these'
days
and
the
old
timers'
games
on
Saturday
night
were
another
oceaslon.
This
morning
the
sale
of
tickets
for
-.i
mr
tipen
:g
(;amc
of
the
tain
terms.
Ted
Arney
turned
in
the
best
score
to
date
when
14
of
his
15
possibles
swished
through
the
hoop.
Tonight
will
see
the
finish
of
the
first
round
with
44
contestants
in
the
junior
and
open
divisions
playing
off
for
the
chance
to
enter
the
day
W.
h.
Gordon
.plus
15,
won
i
0Id
Timers
stiI1
Paying
hard,
an
interesting
game
over
W
;
Even
after
al!
these
years
the
Nesbitt,
a
'
83me
showed
that
thC
'd
nwraw
t0
U
cion
billiard
Tlmers
had
l0St
nnC
f
thCir
tournaments
whose
!
handicap
was
plus
10
by'
a
score
"aftlness
and
P13
n0Wf
of
150
to
131
The
game
ThC
"Iy
dePartmen
was
very
even
until
they
W1
T
7",
a!
er
U
e
cen
turv
h-,,
hnn
1
lheir
shooting.
Their
playing
the
Native
tournament
assured
the
promoters
that
there
will
be
a
sell-out
each
.
night
and,
for
that
matter,
an
overflow.
Many
were
a
little
surprised
on
seeing
the
crowd
Saturday
night
and
j
were
happy
when
they
saw
the1
.
-
i
i
-ii
u
i
I
1
V,
..
T
1
...
j.tjoi-u
wiiril
oor
in
secona
rouna.
uacK
oi
entries
in
oon
made
a
f;im
in-.
t-
,.r
..
.
J
day
ay
was
was
of
of
.
a
a
more
more
roDus
robust
.
j
the
girls
division
has
prompted
hilpotf,
Evitt
and
Co.
Ltd.
,.
.,,,,,
.
.
..-.
"'.ineir
a
vniUi
gave
hmi
a
k:id
which
nr,iiv
ni.v
show
the
boys
put
on.
It
is
well
tne
committee
in
change
to
abandon
,his
shoot
for
the
time
worth
it
from
the
fans'
stand
point
.From
the
dressing
room
I
he
ma.nlamed
until
the
finish.
ed
today.
Ia
the
second
name,
Bruce
j
THE
BOYS
Simundion
(pil!s
35,
defeated!
In
the
'second
game
of
the
oeing.
Here
used
by
the
elders
in
the
ladies
re
tonight's
contest-
f,16
class
after
their
game
the
strains
PHONE
G51
"..I
.vioig;;n
ipsus
25,
with
a.
evening,
the
Old
Time
boys
ants:
score
of
150
to
116.
Moi-p
tA
n
th.
I
Before
Junior
onmp-Pat
rick
i"
C3"-"
V-HUIV
-
tVJ-iy
UIU
fVH
ItlU
w
.
w
-
o
started
very
badly
and
hi.j
op-1
final
quarter
and
then
the
All
Parnell
and
Phil
Lyons,
Art
THAMES,
ponent
had
a
substantial
lead
!
Stars
forged
ahead
and
won
Parent
and
itonnie
Ciccone.
SUN
BURY
-
ON
iEOV
RACING
(f
John
Niiiwi'tiian
iui
ih
j
-"
-
vuinm
nun-
.
mui6an,
picKea
up
nanany
o
to
ti.
i
uuii-uuic-viu
t,-
are
holding
ti.;,
1UZ
in
rcbruury,
still
does
"
"
VVL"
P"ea
oreaK
or
23
Tne
Old
Timers
started
me
icusou
anu
ii
xiuagKinwii,
xtoy
.ists
bib-
Tongue-tingling
.
.
.
soothing
'and
refreshing!
If
you
like
peppermint,
THIS
is
foryou.
cool
and
creamy
peppermint
patty
richly
covered
with
MdirS
exclusive
chocolate
coating.
housework1
nosing
game
of
the
day;
scoring
when
Captain
Sonny,
ana
KODen,
reaersen,
won
tserg
of
the
current
popular
favorite
'"phere
ain't
nobody
here
but;
us
chickens"
could
be
heard
fori
blocks.
Even
though
it
has
been
j
a
few
moons
since
many
of
them
i
played
the
game
the
old
girLs
gave
an
excellent
account
of
-i
'
themselves
and
whether
they
were
able
to
"rise
and
shine"
j
Sunday
morning
is
their
bu.sl-!
"
ness.
y,
"
,
ibit
in
10
years
his
own
hopping,
.t
and
takes
his
turn
the
sport
v'v::ik
,
r.
,Hn(t
of
amateur
in
queues,
dramatics.
r.
u
uu
t-Aiiuiig
iinisli
oines,
wno
noias
an
aii-Limc
dcuwiu.
when
P.
M,
Ray
played
W.
j.
1
city
scoring
record
of
52
point
Junior,
Girl's
game
interval
Pance
on
even
terms,
won
by
in
a
(fame,
dropped
In
a
lay-up:
Raoul
feness
and
Don
Lefghton,
the
narrow
margin
of
4
points
f
hot-'.
With
this
as
a
start
they
Bill
Martin
and
IJennis
Waters,
wi
a
score
of
150
to
14R
R,n,'.
went
into
a.
7-4
lead
but
then
Bill
Toderas
and
Norm
Sather.
m
hTm',
?
certain
any
pathenna
with
a
song
or
monologue
Beyond
question
..
.
the
Best!
Pis"on
Assocla-3no
members
advertise
m
me
uany
News!
a
6,000
birds.
led
at
the
start,
but
both
players
the
A11
Star
offence
with
Girls
half-time
Joe.
Walsh'
were
even
at
45
and
Ray
reach
'
snPPy
passing
got
into
high
and
Alan
Hartwig,
Barrie
Wat-I
ed
his
100
while
Ranee
stuck
Bear
with
Morgan
and
Arney
'son
and
Harold
Marshall,
L.
at
58.
Ranee
then
made
a
fault-
leadng
the
Tvay
and
they
took
Kristmonson
and
Bob
Scharff.
2
Tonight
Bo-Me-Hi
and
Brown-
i
woods
tangle
to
try.
to
straighten
out
the
league
standing
to
a
;
less
break
of
26
.and
gradually
a
la""
lead
at
('Uarter
ume'
Ttle
!
.Girls
intermediate,
'
interval-
NESS
AND
PROFESSIONAL
caught
up
with
"his
opponent,
old
T1r
checked
close
?n
Andy
Owen
and
Bob
'vuckocich,
I
nwvrf,v.T
h
ttra
xMj,tn
i-
uiaveu
an
asKressivc
ivur
ui
uan
nonr
n-a
r,nH
ctonrnvt
tt;i
c
"
Me-Hi
will
be
favored
to
take
j
was
played
standing
at
148
to
14(5
in
Uie
secona
Quarter
ana
Kept
Lntermecrate
,
haif-time-An-
the
me
due
to
,he
ab3ence
of
me
ui
mars
Doiiiea
up
ai-
ln
lavor
of
the
winner.
pus
MacPhce
and
Sonny
Bey-
Everett
pierce
of
Brown
woods
though
Morgan
shook
loose
and
i
rrn
Ar
Hlvon
arxA
TlniiO'
RViipr
.
.
....
...
CHENEY
N'TIST
MITH
BIXX-K
p
a.
nux
1401
to
give
the
"
'
"
'
,
T
"
.
wno
injured
his
root
while
piay-
scored
six
points
'
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
'
John
Bulger
Ltd.
.
Third
Avenue
team
a
23-14
lead,
Ifc
looked
like
"
'
ing
against
Savoys
Friday
aieh
,
'
,
..
Intermediate
-
Senior
interval
,
A.
MacKENZIE
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We
Deliver
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Ave.
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and
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All
Work
Guaranteed
me
Ail
oiars
wouia
mane
a
run-
i
-
01d'Alan
Hurst
and
Don
Forward,.
HUCKNALL,
Eng.,
Dur
away
of
the
game
but
the
WT
Timers
came
right
back
with
Bon
McClymont
and
Stan
Corn-
ing
27
years
as
a
bus
driver,
-WAY
Sonny
Stiles
leading
the
way
weil
'm"
Blam
ana
mlJ""
;
James
Harley
has
carried
pas-
and
bringing
them
up
to
within
tador.
,
sengers
about
1,000,000
miles
one
point
of
the
AH
Stars
when
i
.
Senior
half-time
George
without
accident
or
without
bc-r
the
half
time
whistle
sounded
Howe
and
J-
L-
Blain'
Denn?r
ing
late
for
work.
;Y
SEIiVICH
RRYDfJES
and
McLEAN
LACK
0SG
r
Diivery
Needs
PUBLIC
ACCOUNTANTS
AND
AUDITORS
Xot
Between
two
loves
W
t
j
Income
Tax
Returns
Compiled
,Thain
and
Don
Stewart,
jacici
with
the
score
23-22.
In
the
third
quarter
the
de-
,
MacLeod
and
Tony
Crawley,
fences
tightened
up
on
both
The
senior
game
half-time
'earns
and
points
were
a
little
interval
has
developed
into
a
hard
to
get
as
ball
handling
period
for
the
settling
of
prl-came
to
the
front
with
each
vatc
feuds.
The
fans
will
.
no
team
trying
for
the
break
thai
j
doubt
get
a
laugh
out
of
the
at-would
give
them
a
score.
The
tempts
of
City
Engineer
.
Don
Old
Timers
ran
neck
and
neck
Stewart
to
best
City
Cierk
Den-with
the
All
Stars
and.
with-ny
Thain
and
Dally
News
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ur
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rvice
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G4I5
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Service
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about
two
minutes
to
go,
they
porter
Jack
MacLeod
to
demon-took
over
the
lead
29
to
28
when
strate
his
superiority
over
Jay-Stiles
crabbed
a
rebound
and
cee
Tony
Crawley.
Hoop
Shoot
M
mm
'0m
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Avenue
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scored.
The
score
brought
a
bij
M.C.
Don
Forward
will
match
cheer
from
the
crowd.
This
his
skill
with
Principal
Alan
lead,
the
last
the
pioneers
were
Hurst
and
league
sharpshooters
to
have,
didn't
last
very
long
Angus
MacPhee
and
Sonny
as
ihe
fast-passing
All
Stars
.Beynon
will
settle
this
argu-whipped
the
ball
around
and
jmcnt
via
the
hoop
shoot
method.
Lavigne
and
MacPhee
broke
;
loose
to
score
before
the
three-
-
quarter
whistle
blew
with
the
LONDON,
(r--To
encourage
youngster
on
top
32-29.
In
the
appreciation
of
serious
music,
final
quarter
the
fast
pace
be-
Tottenham,
North
-
London,
pan
to
tell
on
the
Old
Timers
council
are
to
hold
lunch-Urn?
and
the
fast-moving
Air
Stars
gramophune
recitals
once
h
poured
through
a
riddled
de-
week.
.
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PAINTING
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rnelal
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imcribod
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.olid,
good
lookinj
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f
BLACK
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fence
to
pile
up
a
lead.
The
Old
Timers
fought
hard
but
time
was
against
them
as
the
final
'Seconds
came
up
and
ended
the
i
game.
....
,
In
the
men's
game
Skinner
'
again
acted
as
referee
and
was
i
helped
by
Art
Murray,
we
known
in
basketball
circles
and
'
current
coach
of
the
Bjown-
Tlicij
lmow
wliat
llicy
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i
1
1;
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for
tliem,too
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altout
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Crape-Nuts
FhiKr
ami
you'll
liear
a
clionw
in
praise
of
them.
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It's
a
good
tliin;
so
many
prefer
this
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GAS
and
WESEL
ENGINES
and
Parts
I
I.I1M
'l
'ill
woods
entry
in
the
Senior.
League.
The
coach
of
the
ladies'
team
was
Alex
Mitchell
and
of
the
men's
team,
Bud
Barrie,-
whj
has
coached
many
teams
in
the
past.
-
..
Individual
scoring:
.
.
l.'idies
Old
Timers
Fraser,
Peters
4,
Mitchell
2,
McMeekin,
McLeod,
Dickens,
Armstrong
3,
Lindsay,
Murray,
Smith
211.
;s
Dom's
Hamilton
6,
Thajn
2.
Husoy
2,
Kildal
2,
Greenwood
2,
Jordan
4,
Youngman
624.
Men's
,
Old
Timers
Stiles
12,
Calder-oni
5Vierick
4,
Mitchell
6,
Mox-!
ley
5,
Gladding,
Smith,
Irvine
2,
mally-rieli,
nut-sweet
cereal.
Not
only
liecaiise
tliey
love
that
lime-lionoretl
Grape-Nuts
flavor
in
"crisp,
delirious,
golden
flak
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The
Secret
of
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Post's
Grape-Nuts
Flavor
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of
their
Plentiful
Nourishment
Ormcs
Drugs
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Q.
How
can
I
cut
soft,
iresn
bread
into
very
thin
slices?
A.
It
can
b
done
without
the
least
difficulty,
if
the
bread
is
placed
in
the
refrigerator
and
thoroughly
chilled
before
slicing.
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flavor
from
that
of
any
other
ready-to-eat
cereal.
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lieeause
tliey
aro
ininle
from
TWO
grains
sun-lipeiied
wheat
and
malted
barley
lilentleil,
baked
un
toasted
according;
to
j
secret
formula.
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also
wliy?tlicy
supply
needed
nourisli.
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carbohydrates
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for
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teeth
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other
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can
I
make
a
ma-I
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stain?
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Mix
a
quart
of
boiled
Hn-I
seed
oil,
1
quai
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turpentine,
1
j
pint
whiting,
1
tablespopnful
j
burnt
sienna,
tablespoon
of
yellow
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and
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tablespoon
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wilted
vegetables?
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them
in.
col4
water
containing;
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a
food
essentials.
Treat
,
your
family
to
Post's
Grape-Nuts
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Your
grocer
has
them
waiting
for
you
in
REGULAR
or
BIG
ECONOMY
packages.
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STORE
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