PAGE
TWO
TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
News
and
Views
In
The
World
of
Sport
,-
...
,
"
:
w
.......
.
Tally
Ho!
For
the
Royal
York
Course
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Farts
(II)
flir
I
rump)
This
old-time
stag;
coach
will
run
twice
dally
from
the
new
Royal
York
Hotel,
Toronto,
to
the
new
Iloyal
York
golf
course,
which
Is
under
construction
in
the
beautiful
Itumber
Valley
area.
The
coach
originally
belonged
to
Major-General
Sir
Henry
Pellatt,
C.V.O.,
W.M.O.,
and
will
be
Used
tor
the
conveyance
of
guests
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
hostelry,
who
will
call
after
the
approved
fashion
of
a
by-gone
day
at
the
Old
Mill
for
the
refreshment
of
man
and
beast.
The
route
will
be
via
the
Lafceshore
Boulevard,
Sunnyside
and
the
number
Boulevard.
RADIO
PROGRAM
FOR
THE
WEEK
Wednesday
8.00
p.m.
Yellow
Cab,
KPO,
KFI.
8.S0
p.ni
Cheer
with
Isuan,
KHQ.
KOMO,
KQW,
K00,
KPO,
KFI.
9.00
p.m.
In?ine8
Correct
Time.
KHQ,
KOMO,
RfiW,
KGO,
Kro.
0.00
p.m.
"Jack
and
Kthyl,
The
Motor
Mates"
KHQ,
KOMO,
KGV,
KGO,
Kl'O.
KFI.
9.80
p.m.
Midweek
Concert,
KGO.
KPO.
10.00
p.m.
The
Troeaderans,
I
KGV,
Kl'O.
Thursday
7.H0
p.m.
Standard
Symphony
Hour,
KHQ,
KOMO,
KGW,
KGO,
;
KF7.
8M
p.m.
Grand
Opera
Album,
i
KHQ
KGW
KGO
i
8.00
p.ra.
Lorojlnes
Correct
Time.
KHQ,
KOMO,
KGW,
KGO,
KPO.
9.80
p.m.
Maxwell
House
Program,
KllQ.
KOMO,
KGW,
KOO,
KPO,
KFI.
10.00
p.m.
The
Trocaderans,
KFI.
11.00
p.m.
The
Tfocaderan,
KPO.
"Hday
6.00
p.rr.
Wrigley
Transcontinental
Program,
KHQ.
KOMO.
KGW,
KGO,
KFI.
8.00
pjn.
General
Independent.
KHQ,
KOMO,
KGW,
KGO,
KPO,
KFIj
8.30
p.m.
Half
Hour
with
MaxjOMO,
KGO.
KPO.
KFI.
Dolin
and
Chaa.
II.
Gabriel,
Jr.
KHQ.
KFI.
9.00
p.m.
longines
Correct
Time.
KHQ.
KOMO,
K(iW,
KGO,
Kl'O.
9.30
p.m.
Moon
Magic.
KHQ.
KOMO.
KOW,
KGO.
10.00
p.m.
NBC
System.
The
"threat
,0
says
dm
"After
the
big
com-edy
scenes
1
find
ny
thrbateaiy
Bucking,
ham
refreshing
and
satisfying."
If
CarrttU.
ttott
liar.
ot
Tlio
Lem
iorJi
in
"Lembardi
Ltd."
has
atkUitd
oii
outttaniin
tutftt
in
win
An
liit
ILehdin.
Badminton
League
For
CHy
Is
Formed
at
Meeting
Held
Last
Night
and
At
a
meeting
of
delegates
from
the
Badminton
elubs
of
the
city
it
was
decided
to
form
a
Badminton
Iegue
and
to
play
a
series
ot
matches
each
Monday
night,
the
games
to
be
flayed
alternately
on
each
club
court,
the
beat
two
out
of
three
In
each
match
to
be
the
winners.
Kach
club
will
be
represented
by
three
teams,
men's
doubles,
ladies4
doubles
and
mixed
doubles.
Where
so
desired
the
players
in
the
men's
and
ladles'
sets
may
also
play
in
the
mixed
sets.
Officers
were
elected
as
follows:
President
A.
C.
Brand.
1
Vice-President
H.
J.
Shadwell.i
nn
i
rit
PArt
Secretary
R.
Stewart.
'
K
T
A
I
)
Y
HIK
iiic
uiticcis
arc
iu
ue
lite
ca-
eeutire
of
the
league
to
receive
entries,
draw
up
a
schedule
and
generally
manage
the
league
games.
The
first
match
to
take
place
Monday
evening
next,
the
following
monday.
being
Thanks-;
'giving
Day
will
be
omitted.
u
intimated
at
the
meeting
that
there
would
be
entries
from
BASKETBALL
Executive
and
Team
Managere
Clear
up
Details
Preparatory
to
Opening
of
Season
I
To
make
final
arrangements
for
the.
Cathedral
Club,
the
I.O.D.E.jthe
basketball
season
which
will
,
tne
"nee
Rupert
Badminton
open
on
FrJday
evening
of
this
Club.
-id
possibly
from
the
Regi-Week,
there
was
an
executive
ment.
Ail
admission
of
25c
will
charged
for
spectators
at
J
games
except
that
members
either
clbb
may
attend
free
when
,
the
games
are
played
on
their
home
courts
.
Trocaderans,
KOMO,
KFI,
10.00
to
1L00.
KPO-KGO
11.00
to
12.00.
Saturday
-
7.00
jUn.
Lucky
Strike
Hour,
KHQ,
KOMO.
KGW,
KGO,
KPO,
KM.-'
8-00
ptu
Philco.
KHQ.
KGW,
9.00
p.m.
Longines
Correct
.ftoft.
KHQ.
KOMO.
KGW.
KGO.
;Kls0.
0.00
p.m.
Golden
Legends,
iKHQ.
KOMO.
KGW.
KGO,
KPO.
i
10.00
p.m.
The
Big
Show,
KHQ.
KGW,
KGO
KOMO
10.00
"to
11.00.
KPO
10.:10
to
12.00.
'easy
VSJfgJ.f.y
QUALITY
Officers
Elected
meeting
last
night
of
the
Prince
the!aupert
Ba9ketba11
Association
with
managers
of
all
team
in
at
-
'tendance.
'
It
was
decided
to
allow
each
team
to
sign
oh
eight
players
for
the
season.
All
games
will
start
at
7
p.m.
Oh
Tuesday
evenings
there
will
be
two
Intermediate
games
and
ohe
Senior.
On
Friday
nights
there
will
be
Junior,
Intermediate,
Ladles'
afid
Senior
ntatchti.
'
Junior,
Intermediate
and
Ladies'
League
gd
tries
will
be
of
two
15-mtftute
periods.
Senior
games
will
-be
of
the
regulation
duration.
K.
B.
Skinner
was
atinointed
to
referee
all
intermediate.
Ladies'
and
Senior
games
while
George
Mitchell
will
referee
Junior
Matches.
Oke
Jaeksori
will
be
official
timekeeper
for
the
season
and
F.
W;.
.
Allen,
doorkeeper.
Hath
of
these
officials
has
volunteered
his
JiervIcM.
Season
tickets
will
be
sold
At
a
price
of
2
each.
The
season's
schedule
will
be
IMued
tbhiorfow.
Dr.
J.
It.
Carson,
president,
occupied
tfife
thair
at
last
night's
hie'ellrtg
&n&
R.
S.
Woods,
as
se-letary,
will
In
his
place.
Managers
of
teams
present
were:
Senior
League
Players'
Club,
George
Mitchell;
Ration
in
mooted.
There
may
al-Native
Sons
ot
Canada,
Lee
Dell;
m
be
.women's
and
boya'
and
Kineollth-Port
Simpson,
Douglas
girls'
leagues.
Friziell.
I
:
Ladies'
League
i
Maple
Leafs,
Ralph
Smith:
;
Girls'
Drill
Team.
Douglas
Frli
tell.
intermediate
league
Canadian
National
Hallway,
Fred
Rogers
-High
Sehool,
Bob
IrVinet
Big
Ifodr,
.Ralph
Smith;
fCaval
Reserve,
Petty
OffkeT-Young;
foe
II.,
Air
Slbctimb;
Eagles,
Angelo
Astorl.
Junior
league
Colts,Spiro
Gurvlch;
High
School
Bob
Irvine.
Alf
Slocomb
has
resigned
from
the
executive
of
the
Association
as
representative
of
the
junior
League
owing
to
the
fact
that
he
Is
becoming
Coitch
of
foe.
H.
team.
His
successor
will
be
appointed
later.
1
A
badminton
Leajrue
has
been
formed
in
the
city,
the
first
In
it.4
history,
arid
an
effort
will
e
made
to
pUfy
a
regular
series
Of
inter-club
matches
that
should
prove
of
great
interest.
The
Cathedral
Club
has
by
far
the
largest
numbet
of
good
players
but
if
the
Regiment
enters
It
will
take
several
of
them,
Badminton
players
hat
ttcpresaed
a
hope
that
the
Itegfment
will
enter
as
it
will
make
a
much
fairer,
and
better
distribution
of
players
and
give
weaker
teams
an
opportunity
to
compete
on
more
equal
terms.
Nfcholls,
Rice
and
Johnstone
are
among
the
Cathedral's
best
play-jers
but
it
it
aaaumed
they
would
play
for
the
Rejfiment.
Toronto
opened
the
training
for
the
National
Hockey
League
by
taking
the
team
to
Port
Elgin
for
two
weeks
where
they
are
ntlsin
a
vt-rv
Z
tt??J3Z
i
weight
and
pot
them
in
the
pink
or
condition
to
take
the
ice
next
week.
The
Smitbers
Curling
Rink
got
a
boost
recently
as
a
reault
of
a
recent
carnival
dance
when
the
sum
of
$200
was
realized
for
the
club'a
fund.
Attractions
of
the
affair
Included
all
kinds
of
chance
devices
as
well
as
a
fortune
telling
Unt,
turkey
shoot,
chamber
of
horrors
and
abundant
refreshments.
,
SPORT
CHAT
Anyox
is
to
be
provided
with
a
skating
rink
this
winter.
In
anticipation
of
cold
weather,
the
Community
League
is
preparing
the
ground
at
the
elementary
school
for
flooding
and
it
is
ex-
pec
ted
that
a
skating
sheet
will
i
be
available
with
the
firtt
advent
of
frost
this
year.
I
-
At
their
last
mefcting,
the
councillors
of
the
Ahyox
Community
League
decided
to
strictly
enforce
the
policy
whereby
all
who
take
pari
in
games
must
b
members
of
the
League
In
good
standing.
In
view
of
the
expense
of
providing
equipment
for
league
play,
this
haa
been
decided.
Basketball
will
be
going
strong
in
the
new
gymnasium
at
Anyox
by
the
middle
of
November,
it
la
expected.
Prospects
for
a
Lad-es'
League
are
bright
this
year.
The
mine
intends
to
fie!
!
a
team,
one
ia
being
onjaniwd
at
the
Beach
and
the
lffgn'
School
has
plenty
of
recruit.
,The
gym.
is
being
put
in
shape
for
the
placing
of
jfames.
there
is
great
enthusiasm
In
Anyox
for
the
crMtion
of
an
indoor
baseball
league
this
winter,
the
Community
Lefcfftie
has
approved
the
purchase
of
equipment
and
the
painting
of
lines
on
the
gym
floor.
'
Concentrator,
Elks'
Club
and
Miner
have
plans
practically
completed
for
teem
and
at
the
Beach
another
aggre
FISHERIES
MAN
DIES
WHILE
PLAYING
GOLF
MONTREAL.
Oct.
80.
Arthur
jnautlller
of
Halifax
formerly
president
of
the
Canadian
Fisheries
Association,
dtfed
suddenly
While
playing
golf
here
Monday.
He
was
53
years
of
age,
president
of
the
National
Fish
Co.
at
Hall-fax
and
one
of
the
prominent
leaders
of
the
Industry
in
Canada.
NAUTICAL
NOTE
'Let's
',"
s;iid
th
chatty
man.
"your
brother
went
abroad
on
a
fellowship,
didn't
he?"
"No."
was
the
reply.
"It
was
a
cattle
ship."
-College
Iluhiof
Wednesday,
Oct,,),,
..
...
,
!
Cigarette
for
Every
Tasie
In
the
BLUE
package
(
WITH
CARD
PICTURES)
The
original
British
Consols
which
created
a
new
standard
of
taste
and
quality.
PALAIS
ROYAL
WAS
WINNER
Five
to
One
Shot
Ran
Away
with
the
Big
Money
in
Cambridge
Slakes
NEWMARKET,
Oct.
SI.
J,
W.
IllUniiV'a
Pslnia
ttnval
If
u-ab
ka
I
Cambridgeshire
Stake's
ovtr
a
mile
and
a
furlong
tbdny
Bayton
came
second
and
Insight
II
third.
The
betting
on
Palais
Royal
was
5
to
1,
on
Baytown
18
to
1
and
on
Insight
II,
100
to
C.
ORANGE
LADIES
ARE
LEADING
IN
WIllST
Defeated
C.N.
Ladles
Last
Night
While
Mooe
Won
Over
St.
George's
Moose
Ladies
defeated
St
Geerge's
Ladies
8
to
1
last
night
In
the
ladies'
settlon
of
the
Fraternal
Whist
League
and
the
Or-inge
Ladles
won
6
to
4
oter
the
Canadian
National
Ladle.
The
standing
of
teams
ia
as
follow!
V
h
ru
Orrtnge
Udies
2
0
2
C.
N.
Udles
1,
1
1
Mortse
Ladies
1
1
1
St
George's'
'.......
0
2
0
Moose
wHist
Dan
Iarson
and
Jack
Judg
took
first
prices
chickens
rt
the
heekly
Mobse
Lodge
krtotVt-out
whist
tournament
last
night.
Second
prices
pounds
of
coffee
were
won
by
Of
His
Royer
and
Alois
Ohnesorg.
Next
week
the
tournament
will
take
place
Tuesday
night.
MIRTll
DIBPKLLER
"The
paper
saya
Tunney
crac
ked
a
smilfe
yesterday."
"Whose
face
wus
It
on?"
London
Opinion.
PAIN
in
BLADDER
i'roinptljr
r.surd
by
SANTAli
MlDY
It
lure
togrtllirlltnulne
I'Mtk
lor
t!i(
rnrd
"Mint
"
COLD
STORAGE
Billiard
Averages
of
Individual
I'lnyem
For
Season
to
Date
The
postponed
second
division
billiard
tournament
between
Cold
Storage
and
Grotto
was
completed
last
night,
the
awregate
score
being
908
to
827
in
favor
of
the
fish
house
players.
Compete
individual
scores
were
as
follows
:
J.
Hillman
(Cold
Storage),
S00;
J.
Beesley
(Grotto),
143.
John
May,
M0;
W.
I.
Will
la-croft.
176.
W.
Bailey.
174:
M.
M.
MiLfteh-
Ian,
200.
C.
Baptle,
200;
Gaers?
Howe,
10S.
G.
Krause,
1S4;
8.
I).
Mae
Donald.
200.
(Leflgue
Standings)
G
T
Av
Grabd
Tertninals
....
1
m
986
Cold
Storair
1
900
000
Grotto
t
im
848
(Individual
AcrngcJ
il.
M.
McLaughin
(G)
2
400
200
John
Bulsjer
)GT)
....
1
200
200
W.
II.
Jarman
(GT)
.
.
1
200
200
J.
ltlllman
rrs
i
4m
I00
i.
May
(CS)
l
200
200
C.
Baptis
(CS)
1
200
200
C.
U
Yountftnan
(GT)
.1
197
197
Ben,
Self
(GT)
1
191
191
S.
f.
Macdonald
(G)
.2
308
184
W.
K.
Wllllscroft
(G)
.1
17G
17Gj
W.
Ualfey
(C8)
1
174
174
172!
107
j
lr4
1
134
I
101
'
J.
BMtXey
(O)
2
848
W.
Mitchell
(OT)
....1
107
G.
lfntoi
(fll
S
SOft
G.
itrattee
(C8)
1
134
Bert
Morgan
(G)
1
101
PRESBYTERIAN
GROUP
TEA
AND
SUE
ACROSS
CREEK
IS
SUCCESSFUL
A
suoreMful
tea
and
Srtle
bf
home
cooking
was
held
jester--;
day
afternoon
at
the
home
ofj
Ml4
Christie
Arid
Agnes
Mac-!
Kenilei
937
Ambrose
Avenue,
by;
the
Across
Hnys
Creek
group
of.
First
Presbyterian
ChUrth
Lad-
les'
Aid.
The
rooms
were
prettily
deedrated
with
Hallowfc'eh
colors
for
the
occasion
and
the
sum
of
$22.70
was
reallied.
Mrs.
J.
It.
Frlieil
nhd
MlKS
Chrlsslc
MnrKenile
received
the
in
ihe
GREEN
package
(HO
CARP
PICTURC&)
EXPORT
-Milder
and
made
from
only
finest
selected
imported
Virginia
tobaccos.
JO
guesial
J-lra.
Thorn,
iwured;
Mrs.
DmvmI
-
charge
of
the
homo
-
Mrs.
N.
Mttsselem
u:
t
raffle;
Mrs.
II.
Pellet
i.
cashier,
and
Mrs.
U
:
and
Mrs,
David
Es.thK,!
Ddring
the
a(lemo
"
were
piano
selection.
James
Andrews
and
'
olos
by
Mrs.
Jarvis
M
1
A
piste,
donated
Thompson,
was
wu.
ChHssie
MacKenzie
u
No.
139.
ACTIVE
AFTER
PEACE
RIVER
BLOCK
LANDS
Victoria.
Ocf.
steps
to
acquire
the
I
Block
and
railway
ft
;
hrtdrtce
will
be
taken
Provincial
Government
Premier
Tolmle
annnm
Preliminary
work
had
ted
at
Ottawa.
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