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November
19,
1943
KING
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BEATS
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Basketball
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in
Sport
Played
Thursday
Afternoon
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Edward
won
its
first
victory
0f
the
season
by
defeating
Wiu
Headpinners
retain
a
two-
Conn
From
R;
point
lead
in
the
Mixed
Five
Pin
League
this
-week,
despite
the
SAVANNAH,
Georgia
IS
-Sec-loss
of
two
games
to
their
run-,.retary
Leon
Collins
of
the
Sav-ers-UD
Macey's
XXX,
who
now
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Boxing
Commlstdon
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he
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seeking
suspension
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heavyweight,
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Conn,
from
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ring
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default
on
hi
verbal
contract
to
appear
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MIXED
BOWLING
STANDINGS
Headpinners
33
Matey
s
31
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30
Pullovers
2S
Over
wane
29
Pioneer
2i
Dodaers
28
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22
B.C.
Messenger
20
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17
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Hot
Shcis
16
Brownwoods
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15
Maple
Leafs
13
Silver5
Streaks
11
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School
8
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7
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first
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it
was
reported
later
that
he
sufferrd
a
torn
cartilage
arrl
will
not
be
able
to
play
fr
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time.
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7:00
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Badminton
(Basketball
League
Games)
6:30
Int.
Morgans
vs
High
-
School
7:30
Jr.
North
Star
vs.
Kinsmen
8:45
Senior
Co-op
vs.
Savoy
10:00
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who
took
three
games
from
Maple
Leafs,
are
in
third
position
with!
30
points.
Overwaitea,
which
took
two
games
from
Pioneer
Laundry
bowled
the
highest
aggregate
team
score,
3.57G,
while
individual
honors
were
shared
by
C.
Maundrell
of
Brownwoods,
who
bowled
the
highest
single
game
score
of
279
and
L.
Erickson
of
Pioneer
Laundry
whose
three
tame
total
was
749.
Game
results:
Kingpinners
3,
Maple
Leafs
0.
Malkins
3,
Silver
Streaks
0.
Brownwoods
3,
Ctoverleafs
0.
Pushovers
3.
Wingers
0.
B.C.
Messenger
2,
High
School
1.
Overwaitea
2,
Pioneer
Laundry
1.
Dodgers
2,
Pin
Busters
1.
Hot
Shots
2,
Bole
1.
Maceys
XXX
2.
Headpinners
1.
MACEYS
XXX
A
Nfatheson
180
209
Uzick
223
202
Dun
oar
173
233
181.
B.
Vuckovieh
194
164
J.
Thornton
149
139
119
S.
Davison
.
180
166
Handicap
.
17
.
17
Totals
.
lllrt
1130
HKADPiNNERS
A.
McMeekiu
T.
McMeekin
ho
180
139
N.
Withers
,
B.
Withers
...
1
79
223
234!
V.
Wratball
J.
Comadma
178
175
223
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ToUis
1004
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1.052
SILVER
STREAKS
L.
Smith
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FieKling
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lao
10
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P.
Roberts
.
R.
Roberts
...
179
181
195
G.
Van
Meer
112
131
134
Low
score
....
Handicap
32
32
32
Totals
8y6
9o0
Sotfif
MALKINS
1
A.
Leamv
207
252
183
M.
Leamv
...
116
183
155
R.
Clavering
E.
Schild
148
168
146
D.
Taylor
A
Tavlor
Totals
Handicap
1009
1215
not
BROWNWOODS
E.
Clark
138
G.
Hull
109
E.
Hull
92
E.
Bussev
170
C.
Maundrell
209
274
192!
a.
woods
245
!
343
226
i
HandicuD
4
64
14i
Totals
1025
1307
1211
CLOV
ER
LEAFS
Delault.
PUSHOVERS
C.
Whatman
,
200
129
120
T.
Warren
82
209
164
T.
Graham
180
224
174
M.
Fivnn
178
193
178
.
Smith
205
228
222
J.
Paul
180
182
156
Handicap
40
40
40
Totals
1065
1205
1054
W1NC.ERS
O.
Rudiierham
....
89
155
124
D.
Ward
259
241
235
B.
Sed?ewick
76
145
134
a
Rudderham
...
114
98
160
R.
Vuckovieh
260
225
247
N.
Sheuimrd
209
229
90
Handicap
10
10
10
Totals
1017
1103
1000
BC.
MESSENGER-
J.
Schroeder
173
133
187
L.
Schroeder
142
105
119
H.
Swaffield
128
190
117
B
Grant
120
91
132
T.
Smith
137
161
1311
G.
Smith
183
108
176
Handicap
.
76
76
76
1T1UUS
959
864
938
HIGH.
SCHOOL
M.
Knutson
92
88
103
J.
Jenkins
...
180
109
154
lima
Dunn
.
74
125
60
G.
Bateman
119
80
150
J
Urauhart
119
113
69
W.
Garbutt
134
152
174
Handicap
218
216
:l
Totals'
.....
934-
883
926
OVERWAITEA
F.
Comadina
291
291
2;3
Paul
135
140
113
R.
Tubb
190
133
235
M.
Kuzik
225
155
130
J.
North
187
226
215
L.
Vanetta
201
202
175
Handicap
23
23
23
Totals
1252
1170
1154
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BURKS
TAKE
BOWLS
LEAD
'
Have
Long
Margin
of
Supremacy
in
Men's
Five
Pin
League
Scoring
a
three
to
one
victory
over
Alley
Cats
this
week,
Burns
stepped
into
a
long
lead
in
the
standing
of
the
Men's
Five
Pin
Bowling
League.
Brownwoods,
who
had
been
Didding
strong
for
first
place,
fell
back
when
they
were
blanked
four
to
nothing
by
Scotians.
Stones,
winning
three
to
one
over
Continentals
and
Maple
Leafs,
defeating
Mal-
kins'
four
to
nutting,
are
tied
now
for
third
place.
The
team
scores,
summarized,
were:
Moose
4,
Mallets
0.
Scotians
4,
Brownwoods
0.
I
Maple
Leafs
4,
Malkins
0.
Ambassadors
4,
Jaycees
0,
Burns
3,
Alky
Cats
1.
v
Stones
3,
Continentals
1.
Lome
Vanetta
of
Stone's
roll
ed
the
season's
high,
three
game
total
of
823.
The
team
standings
to
date
Burns
27
Brownwoods
23
Stone's
21
Maple
Leafs
....
20
Malkin's
20
Moose
19
Continental's
15
Ambassadors
15
Scotians
H
Alley
Cats
12
Mallets
9
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FOUND
IN
TOBACCO
Rutin,
a
rare
drug
found
in
tobacco,
is
used
in
treating
capillary
fragility,
a
condition
associated
with
high
blood
pressure.
THROAT
SORE'S
(COMMON
SORE
THROAT)
RUB
IN
f
W,
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125
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TOILERS
WIN
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CLEAN
SWEEP
Second
Third
of
Ladies'
Bowling
League
Inder
Way
Toilers
were
the
only
team
to
score
a
clean
sweep
victory
this
week
as
the
Ladies'
B
Bowling
League
swung
Into
the
second
third
01
tne
season,
iney
iook
the
measure
of
Brownwoods.
Other
results
were:
Stare
2,
Big
Sisters
1.
Behnonts
2,
Rosa
Lees
1.
Noble
&
Wick
2.
Boosters'
1.
Busy
Bees
2,
Miller
Bay
1.
High
single
game
scorer
was
B.
Windle
of
Belmonts
with
297.
She
also
had
the
high
three
games
of
634.
Individual
scoring
was
as
follows:
BROWNWOODS
D.
Hands
101
93
117
M.
Eby
135
120
100
M.
Fulton
t5
91
101!
L.
DonaULson
134
197
100
M.
Krecsv
168
138
175
Totals
003
045
598
TOILERS
M.
Wine
149
157
184
G.
Richards
199
141
107
J.
Menzie
...
119
232
144
ti.
unison
M9
118
113
J.
Hill
1
1
ti
143
210
Totals
752
791
704
BELMONTS
M.
Lewis
248
140
183
f.
Andrew
13ii
130
127
G.
Tubb
149
91
134
M.
S,-harff
157
179
126
B.
Windle
.
166
171
297
Totals
8o0
711
807
ROSA
LEES
T.
Boulter
134
199
-134
.101
139
182
L.
Uasso-Bert
138
168
147
B.
Vuckovieh
196
204
209
T.
Warren
119
111
11
Totals
.
688
821
787.
NOBLE
&
WICK
A.
Hoikestad
172
159
136
M.
Baxter
188
233
177l
M.
Peterson
96
101
160.
E.
Peterson
67
115
103,
A.
Lindseth
121
127
106
Totals
644
735
682
!
BOOSTERS
143
184
M.
Vlckberg
112
103
162
130
N.
Kennedy
126
114
A.
Denton
.
162
150
Totals
705
681
STAR'S
G.
Mclntvre
131
140
L.
Keavs
131
158
M.
Nesbitt
.
103
179
Ctideroni
...
10:
164
J.
DlUM-'lli
141
164
609
8'Jij
100
111
87
82
at
.:
1C2
244
128
223
635
752
199
231
156
103
151
159
108
128
son
117
244
Totals
606
731
863
MILLER
BAY
B
Peterson
173
161
140
P.
Roberts
202
i;o
io
E.
Davis
171
105
113
E.
Ilev
66
121
135
Low
score
83
108
nrj
Totals
695
655
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of
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30th
anniversary
of
Czechoslovakia.
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of
people
formed
delegations
and
visited
the
castle
to
transmit
their
congratulations
to
the
president
of
the
republic
Clement
Gotwald.
The
president
spoke
to
the
huge
crowd
from
th?
balcony
of
the
national
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just
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to
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mellow
maturity.
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hut
an
art,
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the
men
at
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know.
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quarter
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a
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distilled
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