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February
15.
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KEEP
BOWLS
LEAD
SCORING
IN
MIXED
BOWLS
Individual
scoring
in
I
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-
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.
I
lHis
la
-
Rrown
woods
and
Continental
Tied
for
Runner-up
Spot
in
u-
8:alih
1
,
f'W
r.
4CT(V
Uujing
league
at
the
vend
of
the
week
was
as
follows:
KTVfl
PtNMrwo
19
Mens
League
Burns
scored
a
two
game
to
one
victory
over
lowly
Alley
Cats
to
retain
their
leadership
in
the
Men's
Five
Pin
Bowling
League.
Brownwoods
and
Con
5
.
v
-I
,
I
.
-
j
p
uicsens
164
138
A.
Pierce
256
1
5t
J.
Shenton
143
111
S.
Coniadina
21W
2ir,
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f
lienii)
i7
215
N.
Kinslor
153
243
Hamiicao
i
12
tinentals
won
two
games
to
respectively
over
Scotians
and
'
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-
-
ui
iu
u
IQ7rt
MALKINS
Stones
and
are
now
in
a
tia
j
tor
second
place.
They
displac
ed
Mallets
who
blanked
by
Moose
ana
fell
into!
fourth
place
along
with
Stone's
j
and
Maikin's
who
improved
their
position
with
a
clean
sween
'
-
Fifteen
years
ag0
wh:le
,ivJn
,
Toronto,
A
Poison
of
K'rklmd
'Pe
c0"stan;
guessed
Mike
was
lonesome
and
"P"
eXperiment
w
as
a
ess
"
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quench-temporarily
158
I
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SPORTS
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SHRIMPS
-
Just,
about
the
blgeest
and
smallest
pets
in
Peterborough
are
owned-
by
Constable
Hodge
McMillan
-Kinc"
the
Great
Dane,
surveys
the
tiny
Golden
Hamsters
which
together
weigh
less
tha.i
four
of
his
toes.
The
little
rodents,
whose
chief
value
4sor
medical
research,
are
kept
as
pets
and
are
unusual
la
Canada.
They
.seem
to
enjoy
pterins
round
the
bis
dog
and
spend
many
hours
doing
just
that,
iCP
Photoi
u
vMuey
wup,
nockey's
he
nation
in
unprecedented
,most
coveted
prize,
could
only
manner.
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talk,
what
romantic
stories
of,
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103
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pi
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in
their
communities
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olf
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game
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East,
with
its
greater
population
and
richer
industries
-
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the
compel
Announcements
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.
start
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season,
by
Lord
Stanley.
the
ha
Earl
Knri
,vf
of
r.,rK.
u
Derby,
who
was
at
that
tune
Canada's
Governor
General.
In
IBM.
Aron.h
efforts
of
another
English
noble-
man,
Lord
Craven,
Stanley
be
-
came
a
hockey
enthusiast,
and.
-
Diinr
In
ti.vin
r
..
..
..
.
'
W1
."Bmiia
on
;
the
expiration
of
his
term
as
th
;King't
representative
in
Canada,
he
expressed
a
wish
to
do
some-i
thing
tangible
for
the
-great
win-
ter
sport.
The
story
is
that
Lord
Craven
pointed
uut
that'
Canada's
hockey
teams
played
merely
for
the
sake
of
playing
and
sug
gested
that
Stanley
don.itp
si
prize.
"An
exceii,,.
o.,
ley
enthused.
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immediately
'
,
turned
over
10
nonnri.
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!
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for
the
creation
of
a
trnnhv
that
would
be
challeneed
'!
.annually
to
determtn.
v...
key
;
championship
-iiuiipiuiisnil
of
Cai-id
i
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HIN.K,s,
i
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nflun
,
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UJCU
&ucn
oy
ceiebratin"
L.iumpionsi
the
Stanley
Cup'
niaoe
us
aeput
and
was
won
for
'
A.
Leamy
171
230
M.
Leamy
12s
13B,
i-
Schild
in?.
109
Ci.ivertin'
ll'J
lli
D.
Taylor
99
101.
A.
Taylor
....
183
224
Hanuieuu
.
875
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1
S.
iti.m.s4.v
..
200
233
i
V.
Alt
nzie
...
19.i
210
m
122
(j.
Anderson
241
214.
1.
Corner
337
135
E'
Garner
231
283
i
H.uulicttU
.
24
91
lotals
HlMI
1271
MAPLE
LEAFS-
r.
inouipson
182
212
J.
'1
iiuuiuitin
264
225
A.
Siuiare
...
r
.
85
149
U.
faiiearer
149
170
J.
Denison
...
123
123
G.
Deniiison
.
136
175
Handicap
Ml
Totals
:
B94
1104
PUSHOVERS
C.
WnyinniiJ
193
215
E.
Smith
210
156
J.
Graham
1
237
156
M.
Flynn
179
140
E.
Anctumin
174
129
J
Paul
'4i!
ID:
Hamiicao
33
Tiit'l
lord
irtt.
G.
Smith
134
205
L.
Smith
126
171
r.
Hooerts
...
129
94
G.
Van
Meer
140
111
J.
Lona
223
130
Low
score
...
R.
Roberts
...
Handicap
Totals
Z."."."
993
915
HIGH
SCHOOL
I
Dunn
125
86
G.
Bateman
93
86
M.
Knutson
....
176
126
W.
Garbutt
119
133
B
Gray
9a
106
T.
Jenkins
216
168
Low
score
Handicap
174
174
893
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Pavne
142
133
184
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HOCKEY
SCORES,.
Pacific
Cuast
League
SUNDAY
Vancouver
5.
Portland
3.
Seattle
5.
Tacoma
1.
Fresno
10,
Sa
Diego
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'
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Vancouver,
3(
Tacpma
2.
Fresno
3.
Oakland
2.
Los
Angeles
4,
San
Francisco
Seattle
2,
New
Westminster
2.
Civic
Centre
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WEDNESDAY
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,
9.00-Bo-Me-Hi
Gym
Class."
p.m.
'
2:30
Rup-Rec
Tiny
Tori.
3:30
Teen
Age
Badminton
(casual!.
7:00-Adult
Club
Badminton.
7:30-Rup-Rec
Teen
Age
Girls.
Special
1:00
Gyro
Club
Luncheon.'"
1:30
Gyro
Club
Meeting.
2:30
Women's
Leathercraft.
'
3.
30
Women's
Shellwork.
3:30
Jr.
Girls
Doll
Dressing
Class.
I
7:30
Teen
Age
Boys
Crafts
8:00
Little
Theatre.
8:00
Co-op
Meeting.
!
A.
Taylor
.
218
283
G.
Withers
190
HI
Low
score
...
88
"i
Handicap
26
2fi
26
'
roiais
I
879
1127
1004
MAPLE
LEAFS
i
J-
Mitchell
88
160
209
W.
Pane
'
97
101
a-
Paul
168
209
HI
whicrnlror
10
1
198
i
'
Schield
'Z'.
175
183
150
Handicap
....
116
116
110
loiais
...
825
937
1002
002
JAYCEES
f.
Crawley
182
209
Ode;;ard
...
191
131
in
G.
Furk
...
147
293
-
stapieton
251
219
Hnu
245
136
183
Handiran
"
74
74
74
TVi2,'?-
1090
1062
925
j
nmafLOAADUnS
Hildebrand
....
178
349
,4.
Anderson
339
245
206
j
Pollock
195
212
80
1
"opKins
197
251
A
i
.,ti"vk
201
142
114
i
Handicap
.....
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94
94
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CARTONED
;
w
r.
pt
PHONE
JOHN
BUL
John
Bulrf
over
Maple
Leafs.
The
team
scores
were:
Burns
3,
Alley
Cats
1.
Brownwoods
3.
Scotians
1.
Continentals
3,
Stone's
1.
Moose
4,
Mallets
0.
Malkins
3,
Maple
Leafs
0.
Ambassadors
3,
Jaycees
1.
High
single
score
for
the
week's
series
was
E.
Hilriphrnn,-!
of
Ambasadors
with
349
while
Eddie
Musscllam
of
Brownwoods
had
the
high
three-game
ag-
gregate
ot
VJ3.
The
league
standings
to
date:
Burns
25
Brownwoods
23
Continentals
23
Mallets
21
Stone's
21
Maikin's
21
Moose
19
Ambassadors
:
iq
Scotians
;
13
Jaycees
j2
Maple
Leafs
n
Alley
Cats
Individual
scorins
was
a.
fol-i
lows:
AI
T
EV
CJTO
W.
Landnn
159
E.
Blain
114
D.
McNab
..
103
R.
Tough
140
H.
Lindseth
230
Hanthc:in
102
ToUils
848
avtisxs
Timinenneister
168
Haivorsen
191
J."
Pinniuer
175
F.
Comadina
155
J.
Comadina
267
Handicap
23
Totals
979
1076
SCOTIANS
W.
McChesney
191
172
J.
Laurie
186
190
J.
Wide
115
192
J.
Davidson
164
160
J.
Graham
132
198
Hamtiran
kq
Totals
::z
877
1001
iot4
BROWNWOODS
i..
Mussellam'
'
24.i
977
271
148
191
176
R.
Woods
...
174
144
209
R.
Shruosall
196
186
182
R.
Moxlev
237
243
182
Handicap
10
10
10
Totals
1060
1051
1030
STONE'S
Met
nptt
i
.
io
'
I
oo
147
140
Rudderhailf
183
-187
204
208
239
165
J30
Low
score
'
us
123
134
Handicap
16
16
16
1
Totals
.
929
806
838
j
UUiN
I
INENTALS
B.
Vuckivoch
188
1"
ISA
I
S.
Davison
...
130
127
251
iiw
j
'
.
B.
Harrison
118
123
134
J.
Rhodes
..
liiO
187
215
J.
Paul
.
..
191
186
273
Totals
.
36
fi
Qft
J.
Totals
823
821
105
J.
MALLETS
Hodsikinson
....
.
157
202
160,'
Martin
136
178
lis
I
190
221
169
1
158
182
171'
Mail.-lt
175
170
164
Htnidicap
145
145
145
M
Totals
9til
1098
924
1J
MOOSE
i
Muacey
233
269
133!
McKinnon
..
213
264
254;
Gotidy
187
220
202!
benamy
203
241
201
W.
etd
193
163
203
R
-
Handicap
68
68
68
-
Totals
1097
1225
1046,'
,i
MALKINS
.
Leamy
...
191
189
206
McMeekin
164
217
216?
Burnie
.
206
222
260
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iacuons
that
resulted
in
the
foimation
of
me
first
all-out
professional
league
the.
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the
1909-10
season.
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;of
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from
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beginning
aaa
anu
Wlls
was
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forerunner
of
to-
day's
major
hockey
circuit
thc
'
National
.
Hockey
League.
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pro
idea
spread
to
the
1
1
Pacific
Coast
in
1911-12
and
at
the
ronclusic.r.
of
its
first
season
of
operations.
tl,e
Cast
Leaguers
challenged
the
National
Hockey
Association
winner
io
a
duel
for
possession
of
the
Stanley
(:,
TM;
tha.
lenge
did
not
meet
with
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approval
of
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wh
said
that
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trophy
was
originally
intended
for
amateur
competition,
and
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for
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