Star-Phoenix from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada • 14

TIIK SASKATOON STAIf IMKKMX. Tlll'WSUAY, ACE IS SEEN FOR PLAYOFF BERTH INTEREST GROWING IN TEN PIN BOWLING TOURNAMENT lot imr.v KEEN i Win Three Games Goes to Oakland hi km ronmilerahle ct Itlciriin that wan i Iniiily v. 1 1 ii I It 1.1 peeled tllHt a.ktHtMlll-Mt If mauling llii play-olfx will he f.uti,-ruining from the liugnc offh'laln Home time this wci-h. BIGGAR SPIEL rupiflrn ni nnr "Turin Joe" t.anguish, president of the former Saikaloon Sheika, part owner of the Saskatoon arena, foi nier ptrsldeiit of thf Oakland Sheiks, i ft I to The Hlar-Phoetii SAL'K OATS. J.ci.

2H. Sixty min-nies of fast hoi key was displayed by the Salteuti's Intel mediiitea at Wyn- 22 SHEETS OF ICE IN PLAY 70 OUTFITS EXPECTED CHANCE FOR BUM ELKS the lc iin end of a In 2 acute, one of the chief upnet of the day. SiKAKIO Shll WINS Another rink from which much i fipected ramc out through the ghmt I end if the horn when Jim McKen.ie, of Stonghton. was bumped by Peler-I son, of the 'allien, MIH. Both I.ihiik-deu rinks went down to defeat III the same round.

of jiml Watson, of Swift inaugurated their drives for Imn- timekeeper extraordinary In the yuul (hi afternoon when they dr- feated that agmegation to the tune Nortl.trn Sm.katchewun Senior Anv Results of ti5 Many brilliant plays weie ateur Hockey league and general displayed by' both teams, but Salt- biaister of all spoita, left yesterday oats ouiplayed Wynyard in all afternoon for Oakland and other stages. The fast Saltcoats intcrnip- points In C'alifoi nla. There apirently Is some hitch In i spiel Jewelry with successes, and At Least 40 Local Teams sale of the Oakland ehih to the Some Close Decisions and STSIX Winning Margin Is Very rmMrht Sntlld Walt. Aw.lVS at "urvived the orl-Mk draw With the in inritif nf Some Walk Aways at Close in Majority of diaies took the Koani Bake team to the SaltcoatH defeated the lifornln Interests and Joe is going Game at North Battlefordj Has Great Bearing on Final Tilts Will Take Part; Eight juniors also down to look after tils interests, taste of victoiy in their mouths. A.

MMOII It Slialfmd Kitchener 2. Belleville I (Queen's IMUtMI IIIM WhiH.v III. Toronto 3, Port Mope 4: Ofihawa 0 Bradfonl MailJu.m 0 Watrrford II: Por I lover 3 Cavugii 'aledonia Mllveiion ft; Tavistock 2 Blenheim Illeneoe 0 1 milium 4, Owen Sound 3 10 niin- From Capital City Biedenbury sextet by a score of 2-1, "Joe" was very reluctant to leave the in a fast overtime game. city nl this time, when the playoffs are on for tlie Sunrise Hour trophy. Curling Tilts Speeial to The Stan-I'liornu BHiiiAK.

Jan. 28. Wednesday afternoon brought all rinks out of Hie sixteens In the two major events. I rullowmj; tlx- result of night's games the tlu tia.t-hulrhrvvsn Senior Amateur Hockey HUDSON BAY Nutana Collegiate-Scores Basketball Win Over Y.M.C.A. as be won greatly interested in the.

yuakei s. Kiimois were current that Coach Clouston intended to g-ive his third string forward line of I languish, at centre. Hanked by Johnny Walker at left wing and "Hub" Bishop on the right boards, a chance to get Into the game. This, of course, would League, the Sankatoon Wuakcrs are Utc overt imr in tilnv-off for the I amp Hidden 3 Interest Is growing In the big ten. pin bowling torn naineut that is tu be held in Saskatoon next month, and many of the teams uie preparing their lineups for tlie closed and open events.

At least 40 local teams are expected to enter und from 20 to 30 from outside points. FOUR FROM WINNIPEG Regina Bonspiel Spei ml io The Still Phoenix Kl.ill.NA. Sa.sk, Jan. Tlie musical "flunk" of lock hitting lock. Mid the alluring swish of enthu.si-astlcally ytteU "besoms ever 22 sheets of ice in the Kegina and Caledonian curling clubs this mornins when, under perfect weather conditions, and with the ice in the best of shape, the 2itl annual StiivniT 4 ColrlWBlcr Pol t.

McNirnll 2 I'hose In the llrand hallrnye were Archer, of Perdue, Kinsman, of Scott. Cherry, of lodsland. Itogers, of I.andiH, ila.ebrook, town, Wright, of Loverna, lunb.ir, of Kinley, Brace, town, Scott l-'i lilt, of Saskatoon, Gurnon, of Perdue, Moore, of Kinley, (Jrenkie, of Bandin, Perry, of Boverna, Warren, of Asqulth, and Sunrise Hour trophy. The game at Hattlrford tomorrow night i will have an important bearing tipon deciding who the other team will he. It is Just this way: If North Battle-ford defeats J.loydminsti-r.

it will have to be by mutual agreement 1 with the other clubs, due to the player limit in vogue. Nutana Collegiate scored an 40 to 21 victory o'er the Y.M.C.A. .11 NIOK Willow-dale Markham 1 Andrew' 1 Simeon ti; Cayuga 2. Ixmdon Ingci-Moll 4 Rrantford l.iona Woodstock r'etgus 11; Palmcrston 1. Gurlph Klinlra 1 Bow manville Port H.pe 4 N.O.II.A.

Mllli Col)8lt New l.i.vkcard 3. in a Boys' Basketball Iatue tame bonspiel of the fBsKaicncwau iuii- py(vl Bt the floor Tuesday niuht 'Morrison, of KuUiilda. The winners ing Association was sent on its way. The first rock was Inn led at 10 o'clock on sheet No. 5 at the Itrgina club bv the Ucv.

Samuel Farley, rhanlain of the association, who Railway Hockey Squad Is Nels NelsOIl To Try Better by One Goal ir I Than Cambrians T0r NeW KeCOrd At The game was exceptionally close I entered tlie sixteens in the In the first period but in the seeond, Quaker Oats were Brace, town, the students gained 19 point h'ad l'airbrother, of Asipiith. Kinsman, of and In the last session scored nl- Scott. McKay, to Hutcheson, of most at will. I Kinley, Baidson, town. Warren, of Port pous and Muldoon were the 1 Asqilith.

Stead. town. Urownlce, Word was received from Regina yesterday that at least eight teams were coming from that city, and Winnipeg haa guaranteed to send two teams for every one that goes to their tournament. As Saskatoon is sending two teams to Winnipeg, they will send four teams here. When the Prince Albert team was devn last week they said they were preparing to send live or six teams, i This will be the largest entry that has ever partaken in a tournament In western Canada this side of Winnipeg.

The season tickets that are being sold to defray the expense of the tournament are going in great outstanding players fur Nutana town. Arthur, of Kosetown. Dunbar. have the border town with their present twelve points. This will mean that the Identity of the Hub to meet the (Juakers will depend upon Friday night's match at Higgar.

between the Nationals and (Quakers. If Riggar lose, they are out of it. whereas If they defeat the Walker-Cluilston aggregation, tt will Rive them thirteen points and put them in. On the oilier hand, if dininsler wins at North Battleford. they will be the seeond team in the play-off.

a tie with the yuakers with 14 points. This, of course does not take into consideration the outcome of the (Quakers' game at Biggar the following night. If Saskatoon win, it will Canadian Ski Meet of Kinley, Archer, of Perdue, town Scott Fruit and Unswoith. of Special to The Star-Phoenix THE PAS, Jan. 29.

Showing rnr fru-m ill Ihn 4l.u came close to making a draw to the button with his inaugural effort. There aie 103 rinks entered. VOItTIIKHN BNTKIIS Northern rinks entered in the 'tpK-l are as follows: Milden: W. Hudson, J. W.

Dishaw, Regina Aces Held To Draw By Young Regina Pats Team Canadian Press As the spiel processes the vari-! Kay RHilway puck squad defeated ous rinks are steadily settling down lhe Cambrians 2-1 last night in the I to the business of real curlinir. for. while Chisholm starred for the loters. I.I.N KI Nutana: Poiteous Muldoon. Cox.

Boss, llamer. Magus, Millman, Major. (Jolightly and Scorry. Y.M.C.A.: Draffin. Chisholiii, Cook, Thompson, Hunt and Haight.

Referee: "Bev" Lawson. 29- UliVELSTOKU, B.C., Jan. II. Oilmore and It. Kshon, skip.

...6 umici, i h. ehamu onsh of the district style, and with the donations that are being received, prospects are for nz Ksmt'S i i V. Utah, ciiamner or commerce naa oi- games Milden: T. Shattil, T. Alaguire, B.

Bewis. O. T. Carnie, skip. P.

"lufered a prize of $2,000 to the ski utcinMie. i linn oil. OI coinoinaiioil hn ol nh1inhc a new record Dlav bv Kridie Marker nH ni Jumper who establishes a new record close. One of the surprising of the day was between Wright, of Loverna, and Dunbar, of Kinley. Beginning the eleventh end the score was 12 5 in favor of Wright, and ap- on that town's new ski hill.

Revel-stoke intends to maintain its Johnson gave the railway team its winning goal i parently the game was safely tucked Girls' Hockey Loop A record crowd witnessed the struggle, which was featured by hard checking. One fist tight and several away, out liunnar, picking out his opponent's last rock made a aix- a wonderful tournament. Entries will be received until February 15, and the executive ask the local teams to aid them by having their forms made out carefully with the average of each man placed alongside of the name. The averages will be taken from the leagim that they are bowling In and it will be necessary for the secretaries, of these leagues to hand their books to the secretary to verify the averages. Entry forms may be had on application llrif l-frtlluitil Punmchy: Ches Southey, J.

Swan. Special to The Star-Phoenix Gee, I', K. Motherwell, skip. P.K'JINA. Jan.

29. That ambitious I Senmns: J. Murney, Jl. Cowling, bunch of young puck manipulators. Phillips, Dune Kippen.

nkip. the Hegina Pats, failed in their ini- Strasbourg: O. K. Samiielson, Do. tial attempt to take a senior team I Doloeson.

A. Magel, W. D. McKay, into camp this season but they pro-1 sjip vided pome 1.S00 fans who attended ytiasbouig: Dr. Jackson, W.

Abel, the Stadium Wednesday night wiih'ji Klein, Ladwig, akip. the fastest eMtertainment of the sea Saskatoon: O. M. Joys, W. A.

Meson, holding the Aces, "Big Six" lead rter II Watt, R. B. McBeod. skip. premier place in the North American ski jumping world.

Nels Nelsen, Revelstoke jumper, who at present holds the world record by virtue of a 240 feet leap on the local hill in 1925, has been practicing faithfully for the forth ender. The twelfth end was dubious until the last rock, which cut the near skirmishes. "Buster" Smitn, former defense man of the disbanded Tilt Won By Nutana By Score Of 3 To 1 in the extra end a t.rettv draw of the Cambrian lineup. give them IS markers, in first place. A great number of hoekey fans, who decorate the wickets at the box office at every game, are of the opinion, in view of the number of squabbles over officiating, practically fiom the start of the league schedule that the league president should see that there are two officials on the ice for the play-off games.

There is so much rivalry between the teams, that it is next to impossible for any one man to catch every offense against the code of the great winter pastime. The referees, at least, so far as Saskatoon is concerned this winter, have been giving th thirH ih loung, anoiner for Dunbar. Kinsman and Bi-iggs, I sweater efe The tll-Rt frame wna a nir. nnH me iii'si name was a nip ana ers. io a scoreless lie.

tnr, oi iuck CiAKDI.VF.il WINS uuzzing arouna tneir opponents hibiting real bonspiel curling. At 'fair, but no goals were scored. As coming western Canadian championship meet and has announced he is out to better that mark. The title meet is scheduled for Feb. 4 and 8.

Nelsen will have plenty of opposition during his attempts to better the existing mark, all tlie leading Western Canadian skiers having T. the second period was ending, the tenth end the visitors took a three lead which proved the factor sliPPfd tne, puck PastEdd'e in winning. Barker in the railway nets for tho Nutana Collegiate defeated Red-ford Road 3 to 1 in a Girls' Hockev League game played at Broadway rink yesterday afternoon. Dorothy Milburn opened the seor-inir for the winners in the first ne- Saskatoon will be represented by two teams at the annual Winnipeg' bowling tournament being held at the Stag Alleys. Winnipeg, on January 31 to February 8.

Mitchner's and the Zenith teams of the Saskatoon Senior Bowling likc a bunch of bees, the Ritchie coached brigade never let the superior craft of their adversaries get. th" better of them, checking the white-sweatered crew to death and tearing in after every rebound to bring the crowd to its feet on more than on" nrsi counter 01 me game, i ne regi1 lar Bay goalie was putting in two Coming into the eights in the Grand Challenge. Kinsman beat entered tne title meet. Included in the outstanding performers entered their services gratis and for the privilege of skating up and down minutes in the penalty box at the time for a tripping act. riod and a few minutes later one Cherry, of the Bedford nlavers accidentallv I Dunbar Rogers beat Glazebrook, beat Wright, Brace beat RKGINA.

Jan. decisions and "waik-awaya" were well divided in the early round of Kegina provincial bonspiel. Curling a steady game, ex-Premier Gardiner followed up his morning victory over Hutton of Gull Lake by disposing of McPherson, of the Callies, 10-8. The Caledonian club, however, fared with much better success in the second round of play than they did in the afternoon, winning five games out of 11, while the Hegina club was breaking even in 14 matches and the visitors were cor in front of the "wolves" they have I occasion. is J.

Nordmoe. Camrose, Alberta, star, the Canadian champion. Cambrians had the edge In tho Scott lTUit, Gurnon beat. Moore. I knocked the puck into their own Grenkie beat Perry and Warren beat P' iod and seemed to have ti net for Nutana's second counter.

"Speed" Gordon scored for Bedford Ir. the second period but Kathline Edwards Wins White Increased the Nutana margin In the last session when she beat the Morrison. in' the eights in the wo." iu nuuura Quaker Oats, Hutcheson beat Mac-! t0 stan Cochrane, flashy winger Kav. Warren beat Baidson, Brown- i of the railway squad, slipped pas', lee beat Stead. Dunbar beat Arthur.

the defense and rammed home the Andras beat Archer and Unsworth tieing counter. The winning goal beat Scott Fruit. for the Bay outlit came in the first Bp to Wednesday evening there ten 'minutes of overtime. Percy are only live unbeaten rinks, Kins- Ward, playing his first game, of the man. of Scott.

Dunbar, of Kinlev. i season in goal for the Cambrians, Eagles Of Spalding Even Their Series With Watson Sextet League will represent the Hub City at the big Manitoba event. Mitchner's will be represented by Charlie Coxworth, Jack Rivett, Milt Weicker, Gordon Fowler, Danny Noble and Jack while Fred Hobbs, Roy Davie, Fred Brown, Brice Holland and Gerald Thompson will represent the Zenith. These bowlers will play their games Saturday, February 8, and will be bowling against some of tho best bowlers from the western states as well as from Canada. Fred Hobbs, of the Zenith team, is topping the averages in the senior league, while Fred Brown, of the same team, is leading the average in AH 75c Victor Records Now 65c NEWARK.

N.J., Jan. 29. Speeding over the board floor in near record time. Jack Elder, Notre Dame, speed demon tonight won the Rupert F. Mills memorial sprint series in the St.

Joseph Catholic Club meet. Elder won the 70 and 60 yard dashes and placed second in the 50 yard sprint. Bedford goalie with a fast shot. MNF.IP Nutana: M. Mackie; Harrington and G.

Cox: K. White. D. Milburn, K. Carson, M.

Elliot, M. Early, and II. Goodfellow. Bedford Road: P. Bartholomew: M.

Rlmmer and J. Guthrie: A. Brace, of Biggar. Warren, of ln a n'ce performance, whiie ralling 10 out of 19. C.

Gillies scored the Callies' most decisive win when he trounced Talbot, one of the leading Regina club skips, 13-3. inhibiting much of the form that carried them through the 1929 bonspiel without a defeat, the Ross rink, of Regina, won their first game by an 11-8 score. Their victims were Young of the Railways was also good quith, and Rogers, of Landis. las. E.

Gordon. A. McArter. R. Mc- the Mercantile loop.

4 the Bartleman rink trom the Callic i Guire, D. Colley and I. Grapper. establishment LINKIP Hudson Bay Railway Young, goal; Barker and Eagle, defense; Cochrane, Eagle, Taylor, Searle, Johnston, R. Dupas, B.

Young, forwards. Cambrians Ward, goal; Abbott. Howell and B. Smith, defense; Hume, Seel, Guymer, T. Dupas and Cook, forwards.

Referee Hy Johnson. Besides taking part in the teairr Running his last race in the colors of New York University, Phil Edwards gave a great demonstration of speed to defeat Ray Conger, the Iowa giant-killer, IS yards in the 1,000 yard event. Edwards sped around the boards in the good time of 2.45 4-5, after being clocked at 54 flat for the first quarter. events, the Saskatoon aggregation Brower Brothers To Assemble At Teg For Annual Bonspiel Curling Prizes CALLIES The inaugural draw was a veritable Waterloo for the Caledonian will enter in the singles and doubles club, who won only three matches nf 13 "Ian" Harrison nresident 1 he following prizes have been of the association, was one of the donated for the Sutherland C.P.R. Special to The Star-Phoenix SPAI.DINU, Jan.

28 The blue and white shifted Spalding Kagles evened their series with Watson and incidentally administered that team its first defeat of the season, by a 2-1 score last Thursday night. Both teams were going great guns all the way, the game being featured by speedy rushes and sensationul goal-tending throughout. Finch in the Spalding goal, turned in a perfect exhibition of goaltending and stopped fast shot from all angles. i.iXKir Watson: White and J. Guher; C.

Guber. Inkster, Munrose, Mushen-skia. Guher and Hammers. Spalding: Finch and Brenna; Hutchison, Leader, Robertson, Tyler, Vien and Selin. FILIPINO BO.VKKS BAKRK1) Quaker Rugby Club Plans For 1930 Grid Season Lallie unfortunates, dropping msculling cub Hudson Bay! joust with H.

T. Armstrong of Special to The Star-Phoenix rival local emporium 9-7. The Re-, Co" stainless steel carving sets; LANGHAM. 'Jan. the glna club "clicked" for 13 games out T.

Eaton four pyrcx caseroleo; Winnipeg bonspiel opens on Febru-of 21 in the initial round of rock- i Caswell's four Arrow shirts- i arv 4, the Brower rink will be as-slinging, while visiting aggregations sembled there to take part in the won six and dropped three. I "Knte' s' bisr curling event. Dick Ross soared to his second i Birk four silver candlesticks: I The rink consists of four brothers victory in as many engagements, Western Furniture four 0f a Langham familv and will have with Gardiner, of the Callies. enact-1 s'ad bowls; Stacey four silver gathered from widely separated ing the role of the vanquished. The butter dishes; Electric Shop, four1 points of the Dominion.

Edward, score was 12-9. another three point flashlights; Houldmg's Hardware. who will probably skip the rink, win for tlie defending champion, by i "ur preserving kettles; Robin Hood hails from Toronto. Ab. will journev We have a number of records which we will bell at 39c Each OK 3 for $1.00 We will also allow you 10c on any old Victor record on the purchase of a new one at 6oc or over.

This offer is for a limited time only. Send your old records in today. Prompt attention given to country orders. Heintzman Ltd. HBIN TZMAN II AM.

SASKATOON By "HUB" BISHOP Saskatoon is to go big in rugby fall if the efforts now being put forth by the officers of the Quaker club bring forth fruit. Profiting by the experience of the 1929 season, when the followers of the sport did the selfsame tally riuui uiuis. uaaer (jala co and from Andrew Alberta, Lome will bafeway's each donating four travel from Edmonton, and Jack of Not so fortunate, however, was dian team to cross Kegin Roughrid-ers' line in four seasons, but they were the only team which ever held the Regina seniors scoreless. To add to this, they had the youngest coach who ever tutored a senior team in Canada. The fame of the Saskatoon Quakers was not confined to Saskatchewan nor to western Canada.

The eastern papers were full of the achievements of the team, and Mike Rodden, coach of nair sacas oi Hour; rvorthern Langham. will complete the quartet. ioui uo.es oi apples; i. last year's "dark horse," W. A.

Cochran, of Rouleau. This crack skip who reached the finals of both pri- liayner, nese brothers are well known in not organize until about a week be- SACRAMENTO. Jan. a precautionary measure against rare riots all boxing promoters in California were ordered today by William H. llanlon.

chairman of the state athletic commission, not to use Filipino boxers on their cards. Joe Genschlea, secretary of the commission, wired all promoters to cancel matches in which Filipinos were to fight. i maries In 1929, faced the president I of the Callies. Alex Young, and found the venerable Scot curling in 1 his best form. Young won 12-10, butcher, lour picnic hams; Campbell, i curling circles and are expected to 1 for the opening game, the executive Wilson and Millar, four parcels of give good account of themselves, i has already started plans for this groceries; Pinder's Drug four! H4VK nvr itFf'niin i fall's entertainment.

atomizers: Hudson Bay wholesale: uiir- nr. nuuiiu four cigaret lighters; McCormick Ab- and Jack sk'P ancl tnircl. KINSMEN HELP CLUB Biscuit four boxes of chocolates; respectively, of the Langham rink Vp untiI September, rugbv was Home and Central Bakery, four fruit I carrl before it in the a aPari jssue senior circles for cakes. Saskatoon bonspiel ot ebruary, about three seaJMjn8 and one but I 1921, taking the Grand Challenge. thf, pvpoutive and -d the Dominion champion Hamilton Tigers, and sports editor of the Toronto Globe, had several articles about how the team had forged to the front from worse than a standing start.

Other eastern papers carried similar articles. One of the big New York dailies carried a story about the Quakers. the MacMillan cup, the Cairns cup. I ttlos0 cowiy associated with them and the Grand Aegregate, playing 19 i knows just what work was required straight wins and going througu the! to ajrain put the game on the map. To Coach McGill All this was publicity, not only for i.m.l iuns.

a great deal of the credit for tlie re-Canadian Pie i wh'ch believed to be unbeatable I vival last season goes to the Kins-MONTRKAL One "jan 9 th? ofJthe Saskatoon meI, who payed a majo. pal Major D. Stuart Foi bes will coach i Parting the ball rolling again, the McG.ll senior football team this i if I'l. rhpy eave the larseat Mdl con- handing Cochran a defeat in the I Itouleau skip's initial engagement, I In disposing of Waddell. of Regina, 17-15.

Dr. Eshou, of Milden. helped to boost, the high scoring mark of the 'spiel to 32 points. I Fresh from winning numerous honors at the Rosetown bonspiel, Carnie, of Milden, met his match in the late afternoon draw in "Cecc" I Boyd of the Caledonian. Taking an early lead, Boyd was three up coming home and took the verdict 10-9.

It was Boyd's second win of the day, as he previously handerl D. Charlton, a club-mate, a handy lacing. Windthorst's all-star rink, headed by the veteran A. G. Bell, ran into a snag in their first game in the bonspiel.

Hutton, of Gull Lake, Gar 10' announced today by UVtime all across the bom nion "J.V" 1 the bers worked hard in actually getting committee appointed to investi gate the coaching situation of the college. Major Forbes is at the pres- i ent time athletic director of the uni- versify and will act in an honorary capacity. the Quaker rugby team, but also for the cHy of Saskatoon. This advertising of the city of Saskatoon was partly in eastern Canada, where we, as citizens of Saskatoon, are trying to have our city known. This year, the officers of the Saskatoon Quakers aim to advertise the city of Saskatoon to a greater extent than they did during the past season by getting together in the next couple of weeks and organizing.

They are not going to be caught napping by organizing at the eleventh hour as they did in 1929. President Montv Thayer and Secretary Reg. Wilkinson are at this very minute working o'lt the available material out for practices. It. would be unfair to single out any individual Kinsmen here.

In former years, the brunt, of the finaneinsr and managing of tne team fell upon the shoulders of Mr. Justice Donald Maclean, until he was succeeded by Harold Kbbels. as president, about six years ago. La-st fall, Kbbels felt that it was time for a change and he was succeeded by "Monty" Thayer. Bedford Collegiate Basketball Quintet Wins By 22-19 Score diner's victim in the previous round, was out to even up scores against; his next adversaries, and when the 1 shouting had subsided.

Bell was on Church Hockey KNOX JUNIORS WIN Knox juniors defated Mayfair 4-2 MAKE STIUDKS in a junior church leairue came Under the Ebbels regime, the game details for the organization meeting. order to their dreams into played at the Wilson sclrool rink College 22 to 19 in an interesting in put being, Thaver, Wilkinson and the game at the Bedford Road gym yes made great strides. During the period, the great Rooncy brothers trio terday atternoon After a slow start the game livened I t0 Saskatoon bringing with on Tuesday nlghL G. Lindsay scored two goals for the winners nd Wallace and Green collected the other two counters. Short and Madden registered for the losers.

The teams up in the second half. The greatest i other officers will require the sup-i port of the business men of Sask-i-; toon and they are bsnking on the much vaunted Saskatoon spirit to I supplement their efforts. has ever played in Canada, Joe i Kraker. Joe itooney. who coached excitement was in the last minutes of play, when Kedfoid caged enough lined us as follows the Quakers, devoted cbnsiderabl ivnox: vvyeneney tiuD nd at- -VA sh time to the development of the jun-laee; G.

Lindsay, Green, S. Lindsay wetjKocliy. Kooertson and bnarp mirinir this few vears the i made an excellent showing for Bed- unnj, inn, lew years, tne Saskwanis juniors, champions of CHAMPS TO TOCK Hamilton Tigers are coming west on an exhibition tour this fall, playing in Winnipeg, Regina, Calgary and Vancouver on their way west and in Edmonton and Saskatoon on Western Canada, were developed. Unfortunately, the members of this team are nearly all away from Sas Straight across the sunny South Atlantic to the 3Ioroceo liivicra HERE in the -riiie Io the SIcdilerrancnn you've ala llie frredoin t( indi-pcn- ilint travel with unliiir-itrcj plop4eni return on the "lie dp Frame" or "Pari" ia Jlatrc or ship thai is the laat word in luxury and the IwMit who ever put to sea. "France February 12 March fan 0m Tftvnfr.

av lar, Gibraltar. Hmrrrlmm Aliww, r's Mnm-, Mai. Mavfair: E. Cummings: C. Mc- ford- mle VoFburgh and Hamilton Auley and Swain: Smith.

E. iic. 1 're the mainstays of Business Col-Auley. Shoit, Madden and Burke, lge five. INKtI, UDEANS LOSE 50 Eedford Hayes.

Welykoohy. katoon, having spread to alt tour corners of the.N'orth American con- Journey eastward. The vuit Third Avenue scored a 3-0 shut- Kiwrrougn.i wr.ur cut over the Judeana in miiiiret Oakman. harp, i'aisons and hiate. -j 1,111 ori toe juuriiiiB in a nilOEei V.

a hn r.vinc r.rf.Katnnnt font- ir.u r.rl with tli ini-SAinnn of suecess-nusiness onege: vos- I few rhurch league hockey fixture played I the Scottish soccer players blirirh Hamilton Thnmn "lrJ laft night. I rated among the best in the game. years aeo. These c-ames will mean Lat fall, after watching the early evervthinu to rusbv in western Can- Referee: Professor MacEwan. conditioning workouts, few.

if any. a(ja. Those coaches from cities oth-of the game's loyal supporters, fig- than Regina, who have not ha 1 ured the Quakers would make mucn i the advantage of playing against Will StaaeTlav or a aeni in rugny nisiory. nam- the Tigers in recent years, will -Pullen. who was captain and coach rivr rreae deal of benefit bv cei- ting a line on the system used by KNOX BEATEN The Westminster midgets triumphed 5-0 over Knox in a midget church hockey game last night.

Ross scored three goals for the winners and Loveridge accounted for the other two counters. The teams lined lip as follows: Westminster: Srarrett; Thode and Kerr; D. Row, K. Ross. Loveridge, Early and Clements.

Knox; Jeffersn: Ebbels and Rivett; Murray. Townsend. Thomson, Currie, Brogher and Kershaw. THOSE extra bits of odd furnishings yon have stored in garage, attic and basement are worth money to someone. Make an inventory of those you no longer need.

Publish the list in The Star-Phoenix Want-Ad. columns and you'll be agreeably surprised at the quick response 'and the neat little sum of money they will bring. Phone 4206 the easterners. The official of the lugby teams in western Canada keep their finders of St. Thomas, runnera-up to the Re-pina Pats for the junior championship of Canada for accepted a position on the teaching staff of the Bedford Road Collegiate.

From his first workout, it was plain that Pul- Grac United Church lads are ttaring a play and concert at 8 o'clock rridav night in Gnu-e fTiurrh to rai money for athletic equipment. 1'iatMt and violin ln are the program. Tive it "The Millionaire Iinilr" and srvri ld" take the lanmn rl-v It. ERS. TRtTS IRW pretty cl to the pulse at the game in the went, and the fact that they len nm on iM i ih included Saskatoon in their it.neraiv tumor, but that he could hold his own in ii" 1 hv but VMfi team Tt dciwd the team rZn a great fearer Deny Deal tne few er-nnrl pSayern tn "Ku .1 tr.curTed a fr-tUrd Be- 'h' hn-k of the minds if the rarious HAMIMON.

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