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,
r
Prinrr
Uupcrt
Dtiffp
jQctug
Monday,
November
14,
1949
'Thriller
In
in
the
iast
minute
of
the
game
Thompson
7,
Owens
2,
Arntsen,
lost
out
although
they
wero
In
Davidson,
Sunberg
3.
Total
56.
possession
of
the
ball
at
least'
Bo-Me-Hi
Spring
11,
Carlson
ijiree
times.
Scherlc
12,
Webster
2,
Moor
6.
As
in
all
senior
games
this
year,
McChesney
4,
Ratchford,
Sharpe,
play
was
wide
open,
with
sur-
Kristmanson
2,
Bill
9,
Total
57.
prisingly
few
fouls
called
by
ref-
INTERMEDIATE
err-es
Comadina
and
Slatta.
The
Xne
fans
who
attended
the
last
time
these
tams
met
64.foul
nms
eftri
had
more
than
one
IT
PA
YS
Sr.
League
TO
ROLL
YOUR
OWN
WITH
life
C-wt
TEMPERATURES
GOING
Jr
BE
WISE
AND
MAKE
SIRE
OF
YOl'R
-WINTER
SI
PPLY
OF
COAL
,.r
cauHa,
oauiraay
mum,
in
thHn
u,
watch
for
North
Star
j
spits
of
a
terrific
forty
minutes
wcre
tne
ant
kulers
ln
the
ln.
;
of
.speed
there
were
only
31.
Reg
,,,,mediate
division
taklne
the
D
O
vv
N
Close
Play
All
the
Hay
ThrougH,
Saturday
Basketball
fans
continued
to
have
thrills
dis.ieu
out
to
them
in
large
portions
Saturday
nijht
at
the
Civic
Centre
Gym.
Four,
games
were
played
and
throe
of
them
finished
with
the
final
issue
in
doubt
until
the
final
whistle.
The
scores
were:
Senior-
3i
Me
Hi
57,
Brown
-
j
Lavigne.
for
Brownwoods
was
Uw
much
heavier
Fashion
by
a
42-40
player
of
the
evening.
He
scored
score
xrnrp
in
in
all
an
overtime
overtime
thriller
thriller.
Cigarette
Tobacco
1
17
points
and
kept
Spring,
Bo-I
Me-Hi's
driving
force,
well
chwk-
ORDER
TODAY
FROM
Wesch,
for
iiortil
Star,
went
berserk
in
the
last
few
minutes
to
take
the
game
for
his
teammates
when
h
scored
four
points
in
the
overtime,
and
fifteen
fcr
the
evenint?
North
Rt.nr
Irnrvf.
tnn
jed.
Three
High
School
players
i
garnered
34
points
between
then.
iSrherk,
12,
and
Carlson
and
I
Spring
11
each
Call
651
MUD,
SWEET,
B
R
t
G
H
T
Y
t
R
G
r
H
I
A
PHBLP0T1
vVoodi
oo
Int-.'-wiUat!'
North
Slar
42,
i'.ishioi)
-!0
Junior-
Rcpert
Hotel
23,
Stones
18
High
School
27.
Sea
Cadets
25
Of
the
five
senior
games
played
mPn
on
Wg
Bob
Gill's
tail
ail
this
season,
every
one
has
r.ckd
eVening
bt
he
couldn't
be
held
with
a
thrilling
finish,
wide
-jpen
down
and
SCOred
18
points,
two
play
being
the
future
of
eaeh
Qf
,,.,
ln
the
owUme.
It
wa
a
game
Each
team
has
averaged
good
game
and
only
22
fouls
w-re
just
over
50
ponU
per
game
and,
called
by
Referees
Slatta
and
if
the
league
keeps
up
at
this
Husoy.
Hebb
for
Fashion
started
tempo
the
"sold
right
out"
sign
to
hit
his
mid-season
stride
ratals
liable
to
hang
on
the
box
office
ing
up
10
points.
j
mm
3"-
&
Co.
Ltd.
In
relation
to
p0lfe
adas
export
trad
..,
cent
greater
in
,
n
19
8
than
in
1933
'
Consumption
of
woMta
eloth
inearth,',
was
3.4
yards
p,.r
capUa
j
The
Brownwoods-Bo
Me
Hi
fea-j
dire
was
packed
with
excitement
and
many
a
fan
lost
his
voice
in
j
the
last
wild
minute.
Brown-
Atkins
2,
Marshall,
P.
Parneu
Stewart,
Jeffries
4,
Antone.
18.
High
School
Clark
6,
Flewin
2,
Nlckerson
4,
Smith
2,
Brown
Rhodes
2,
Tait
2,
Sheppard.
6
Peterson.
27.
Sea
Cadets
Davidson
L.
Tod-eras
2,
Leighton
2,
Black
4,
Drake
7,
Wing
S,
Leignuin
Christen
sen.
25.
LIMBER
BUILDING
SITPMES
woods
looked
like
sure
winners
with
a
56-51
lead,
possession
o'j
fast
breaking
Hotel
squad.
Norm
Sather
wound
up
as
the
game's
high
sourer
with
11
big
polrsts
In
the
second
game.
High
School,
was
the
victor
over
the
Sea
Caiiets
by
a
slim
margin
of
27-23,
The
Cadets
played
their
best
game
of
the
season,
and
held
the
edge
in
flojr
play
but
couldn't
find
the
basnet
enough
times
to
get
into
the
win
column.
Peterson,
for
High
School,
was
outstanding
at
guaro
although
he
went
scoreless.
Shep-pard
for
High
School
led
in
scoring
with
9
points,
and
Drake
made
7
for
Cadets.
Rupert
HotelMorrison,
Sta-ccy
1,
E.
Stacey,
Sather
11,
Donaldson,
B.
McFarlane
5,
A.
Mc-
fhonx
lit
DeLuxe
Deliver!
uuur
any
ingm.
now.
.
,
,
I
,
North
...
Star
Wesch
15,
Smith
7
Co-op
hold
the
league
leader-
Hartwig
9,
Young
2,
Simoiw-n
1.
h.p
wuh
two
wins
and
one
loss.
KeUheson
2,
Hamilton,
Parnell
6
Bo-Me-Hi
has
two
and
two,
and
Sedgwick.
Total
42
Brownwoods
have
1
win
and
two
Fashion-Gili
18,
Hebb
10
In-losses.
but
on
the
present
basis
termela
4,
Lien
2,
Hill
2
Jones
of
play
anyone
can
be
in
the
Watson
2,
Drake
2,
Total
'0
'
lead
two
weeks
from
now.
Tomor-
JUNIOR
LE
AGl'E
row
night
Brownwoods
play
Co-
m
the
frst
of
the
two
Ju
1ior
op
and
a
win
for
Brownwoods
will
games
Rupert
Hotel
continued
tie
up
the
league
with
equal
their
.mHpf
.
u
-
16
TABLES
AT
CARD
PARTY
Third
of
the
bi-weekly
sories
of
:ard
parties
sponsored
by
the
Catholic
Women's
League
saw
10
ables'in
Catholic
school
hall,
vft-s.
J.
Garon
was
in
charge
of
he
scoring
and
Mrs.
L.
Doiron
as
c&shier.
Ia
charge
of
refreshments
were
Mrs
N.
R.
Young
and
Mrs.
A.
St,
Amour,
insisted
by
Mrs.
J.
Formal).
,
j
Winners
were:
Whist,
Mrs.
F.
j
W.
Grimbie,
C
Scherwood.
I
Cribbiyjo,
Mrs.
R.
Letourneau,
J
Bugyinka.
Bridge,
Mrs.
George
Cloutier,
Oscar
Johnson.
November
24
was
set
as
the
date
for
the
next
of
the
series.
Advertise
ai
i;ie
ai;i
,ew.'
i
the
ball
and
f
0
'fronds
to
play
In
I
tlicit
.hoi
t
ninety
seconds.
Bo
Me
i
Hi
set
some
sort
of
a
record,
seer-
I
ling
two
field
goals
and
two
foul
I
shots
to
emerge
victorious
by
ai
;
57
to
56
margin.
The
core
was
all
:
I
tied
with
6
seconds
to
play
when
'
i
Carlson
was
awarded
a
foul
shot
,
land
swished
it
through
the
tie;'
for
the
winning
point.
Brown
-j
woods
had
an
8-point
lead
going
1
into
the
last
quarter
but
they
I
couldn't
do
anything
right
and
i
OTTAWA
CP
-Two
men
and
a
five-year-old
boy
were
burned
to
death
early
yesterday
In
a
flash
fire
that
turned
their
flimsy
tin-covered
home
Into
a
blazing
Inferno,
Kills
in.
the
blase,,
believed,
to
have
started
when
an
oil
lamp
owttirned,
were
Patrick
Conlon
aged
40;
his
son,
James,
and
Jack
O'Neill,
49,
who
was
visiting
the
Conlon
family
wand
at
1089
Ambrose
AT(
Daily
Hours-9
a
m
-
6
Evening
Hours-7-10
pm
onMimduy,
Tuesday,
Thu.-Friday
BotUrs
Cu!lertd
S-P.-R--.c.
Anyday-,
I
-n,
nujj
UJT
HIIJ-
points
for
all
three
teams.
ning
on
a
23-18
score.
The
game
l
I
Farlane,
Forman
4,
Marki
2.
23
Stones
Parnell
8,
Phillips
4
uurvicn
Lav-
was
well
played
by
Doth
teams
igne
17,
Shier
8,
Pieree
9,
Bill
3.
but
Stones
could
not
catch
the
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1
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1"
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