October 29, 1937 PEO? LE’‘S ADVOCATE Page Five. Column One aC aX 4 HERE was a record crowd at the Vancouver Sports Club last Saturday night when we went down and, if our face weren’t our dubious but unmistakable passport, we'd have had a hard time getting in. But get swell show. couple of youngsters named Ronnie and George. George finally got the referee’s decision, but it was a pretty same way as we did, the match end- ed in a draw. Incidentally, some day we'll somebody to explain to us just how this movie star complex arose among the boys, such fancy titles. writer nor ourselves is them Saturday night. Neither our type- old friend Scotty Jackson and George Bunka, with George taking one fall; Bill Masson old friends; Bros; Eddie Bolton and Gil = THOVEN =CONCEREO: Soviet Russia’s. talented children in a stunningly unigue picture! Celine aL Russia’s kids “Chapayey.? The Greatest Child Cast in the World! Laugh with the gayest kids in the world! . . . The most delightful picture to come from the Soviet Union! (ONE WEEK ONLY NOV. 8-13 | Celebrating the 20th | Anniversary of Soviet Russia Nov. 7thsexsy SHOW GLOBE THEATRE Sey. 5600 2 > Y i ae aes q ——— HOW TO WIN! | 10 Free Passes Each _ Week to the 10 Lead- , ing Press Drive Fans | in the City! | fe in we did to see a ; First on the boxing card were a close bout. There was little to choose between Texas Rantala and Art Semph and, the referee thinking the get inducing them to adopt equal to The wrestling bouts featured our and Paul Singh, also and finally Tiger Robertson and Harry Olkovick, who went the limit with a fall apiece. Free! 30 PASSES fo see .. playing The Ruling Clawss By REDFIELE worse?” “Keep away from the nouse, you rabble! know that crowds make Mrs. Vanastorbilt’s headaches Don’t you CCF Eleve n Blanked By Hammonds Pro=Recs Will r Meet Kerrisdale Weekend Scores: Services 1, Excelsiors 0- West Vancouver 3, Maccabees 0. Kerrisdale 2, Viliings 0. Frasers 3, Varsity 1. Abbotsford 4, St. Regis 3. Feature game of the Vancouver and District League this Saturday is expected to be the tilt between Maccabees, who lost 3-0 to West Vancouver last week-end, and Ker- risdale, on Powell Street grounds, Services, who edged out Excelsiors In a hard-fought game, are sched- uled to meet t. Regis at Templeton Park. The CCE team, blanked by Ham- monds last Saturday, will meet Box ers at Wilson Park in a second divi- sion game and Pro-Recs are due for a clash with Kerrisdale at Kerris- dale Park. Pro-Recs went down 6-1 before BC Box Saturday, D. Hip- well scoring their single. With the exception of those first and second division tilts at Temple— ton Park, all this Saturday’s games will start at 2:45. The second divi- Sion game at Templeton starts at 1 pm, the first division at 3 pm. Schedule follows: FIRST DIVISION Varsity vs. Abbotsford, McBride Park; referee, Mottershead. Excelsiors ys. Viltings, Street; referee, Gillespie. Frasers vs. West Wancouver, Sapperton Park; referee, AxeJson. St. Regis vs. Services, Templeton Park; referee, Hunter. Maccabees vs. Kerrisdale, Powell Street grounds; referee, Murphy. SECOND DIVISION Boxers vs. CCE, Wilson Park; referee, Goodall. Kerrisdale vs. Pro-Recs, Kerris- dale Park; referee, Scrivener. Hammonds vs. Varsity, Temple- ton Park (north); referee, Diclxin- son. Cambie Gordon Watilace To Fight Carroll TORONTO.—Announced this week by Playfair Brown, Toronto boxing promoter, was the news that he had matched Gordon Wallace, Vancouver welterweight, with Eddie Carroll, of Ottawa for a ten-round bout here next Tuesday, November 2. Up-Islanders Outclassed Galahads Now Top Soccer League Galahads 7, Port Alberni 1 Nanaimo Galahads defeated West Coasters Sunday in the first senior soccer match to be held here for Several years. By their win in this game of the intersectional series of the Upper Island Football League the Nanaimo team go to the top of the pile with two straight. The up-Island team was badly out- classed by the visitors and at half- time the score was 4-0. Three more foals were rammed home by the Nanaimo team in the second half and Alberni escaped a whitewash by only one minute, Bryant, at out- Side right, getting the ball home just in time, Igham, .at centre, with three, Denton with two, Basterbrook and Kilbey scored for Galahads. Maccabees Win 8-1 island Inter-City Run Planned Nov. 11 LADYSMITH. — Somebody in this. district is going to win the J. A. HBumbird Trophy for run- ning from Ladysmith to Che- mainus on November 11. Many a guy in search of a job has walked this road, but these Pavement pounders who’ll do the course on Remembrance Day are doing it for fun—and they’re going to do it in a hurry, too. : Nap Bouchard, energetic mid- island recreation centre instructor, who arranged the inter-city chase, is planning to enter his best run- mers in Wamncouver’s big cross- country race on December 4. Choose Two City Girls Will Compete In Empire Games MONTREAL. — Barbara Howard, sprinter, and Yvonne Dingley, hurd- ler, broad and high jumper, both of Wancouver, were named this week by Irene Wall, national secretary of the Women’s Amateur Athletic Fed- eration of Canada, as two of a team of seven to represent Canada at the British Empire Games in Australia next summer. Others selected for the team were: Robina Higgins, Winnipeg, field event star; Jeannette Dolson, Toron- to; Aileen Meagher, Halifax; Isobel Bleasdell, Montreal, all sprinters; Evelyn Goashawk, Winnipeg, broad jumper and sprinter. Qn the Canadian bowling team se- lected for the Empire Games will be four bowlers from British Columbia. Bob Gray, president of the BC as- sociation, has been named captain of the team, and the other three from this province will be A. S. Reid, Dick Adam and John Fleming. This selection was made by the Canadian Lawn Bowling Council fol- lowig recommendation by the BG as- sociation. Attendance High At City Recreation Centres Three New © Centres Opened Already attendance at Greater Vancouver provincial recreation centres is up to mid-season ayerage and Director Tan Eisenhardt expects new records in attendance to be set before the season ends. In addition, to those already open, three new centres were opened last week. At Lord Roberts School, Bidwell at Comox, where ladies’ classes will be held every Tuesday from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m.; at Windermere Sports Club, ladies’ classes every. Tuesday from 8 to 9:30 p.m.; the old school building on Seventieth Avenue at Granville, Marpole, men’s classes every Tuesday and Friday from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Qther centres are: Technical Jr. High School gym (Broadway at Clinton)—Men only, Wednesdays and Mondays from 7:30 to 10:30. Instructor, Allna Puttonen. David Lloyd George School (Sixty- seventh Ave. at Cartier)—Women only, Wednesdays and Mondays from 7:30 to 10:30. Instructress, Kather- ine Moore. Fleming School (Worty-ninth Ave. at Wraser)—Women, Wednesdays from 7:39 to 10:30. Instructress, Clare Jordan. 2 North Vancouver Drill Hall (Tenth at Forbes)—Wednesdays and Mon- days women from i to 3 p.m.; men from 3 to 4:30. In charge, Hilda Keatley and Garry MceGarrigle, respectively. West Vancouver, Inglewood High School—Men, Wednesdays and Mon- days, from 7:30 to 10:30 pm. MIn- structor, Gordon Gillespie. A special Wednesday afternoon class at 2:30, for married women, has started in the Jubilee Labor Hall, 2341 Maple Avenue with Bette McLeod as inttructress. Will Tilt With Moberley Monarchs. Weeli-End Scores. First Division. Moberley Monarchs 2, Liberals 1. Ex-Gordons 3, Collingwood 0. Edmonds Athletics 1, Macca- bees 3. Marpole Second Division. Moberley Monarchs 7, Kiwanis 1. Hotspurs 0, Ex-Gordons 1. Third Division. Jubilee 0, Twigg Island 0. Hollowing their lopsided 8-1 vic- tory over Edmonds at Burnaby last Saturday, Eric Carr’s Maccabees are all set to tackle Moberley Monarchs, league leaders, in a first-division Same of the BC Junior and Juvenile Football Association at Robson Park this Saturday. In their game with Marpole last Saturday, Moberley Monarchs held their lead with a 2-1 win. Complete schedule of Saturday’s games follows: First Division. (Both games at 2:30.) Maccabees vs. Moberley Mon- archs, Robson Park; referee, A. Martin. Marpole Liberals vs. Ex-Gordons, Qak Street Park; referee, Arnold White. Second Division. 1:00—Ex-Gordons .vs. Alta Vista, Oak Street Parl; referee, J. Ken- nedy. 1:00—Moberley Monarchs vs. Hot 1:00 — Moberley Monarchs vs. Hotspurs, Robson Park; referee, A. Henderson. 2:30 — Kiwanis Boys vs. North Shore, Clark Park; referee, G. Phillipson. Third Division. (Both games at 11:00) Ex-Gordons vs. Norbun Shami- rocks, General Gordon School; ref- eree, G. Bonner. Twigg Island vs. Collinewood Thistles, Robson Park; referee, H. A. Smith. Toronto Bout For femmy Farr TORONTO.—Following a _ trans- Atlantic phone conyersation ‘with Promoter Jack Corcoran here, Tommy Farr, the British heayvy- weight who won a big following in Werth America by his game battle against Champion Joe Louis, will fight in Toronto in January, it is stated. Vernon Will Have Sports Arena VERNON.—Endorsation of a $25,- 000 by-law this week will permit com- pletion of a sports arena fully equipped with artificial ice in this city. An earlier $25,000 by-law pro- vided for most of the construction work. Ice hockey ranks as a lead- ing popular sport here, but only natural ice has hitherto been avail- able. It is planned to feature boy lacrosse in the summer. LONDON.—The light heayyweizht championship fight between John Henry Lewis of California, the title- holder, and Jock McAvoy, of Eng- land, provisionally arranged for November, has been cancelled. 7 >) HALLOWE'EN FROLIC and DANCE RUSSIAN BALLET SCHOOL AUDITORIUM (Formerly CCF Hall) 724 Fort Street .— YICTORIA SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30th & PM. Bob Potts’ Swing Music, 9 to i2 Balloons, Streamers, Hats, Etc.! Fun Galore! Auspices — Joint Press Drive S Y NEW WESTMINSTER — Installed Free — ELECTRIC and GAS RANGES Phone JIMMIE DOUGLAS FATR. 1218 - New West. 13864-R-2 Frigidaires, Oil Burners, Radios, Washers, Ironers TERMS TRADES UNIFORMS OVERALLS, UNIFORMS — ALL kinds, made to measure. Patterns designed. Yukon Uniform Go., 1 East Pender St, Scots To Meet Radials Saturday Tigers to Clash With North Shore St. Andrews Lead Mainland League; Draw With Royals S LEAGUE STANDING Goals P. W.L.D-F. A. Pt. St. Andrews. 4 2 1 111 6 5 North Shore. 3 2 1 0 8 6 4 St. Saviours. 3 1 1 17 9 8 Royals ..... qo ee LAO AS 3 Radials ..... 4. 2 Bal 8 Scotland To Meet Wales England Outpoints Irish Team LONDON:.—With seasoned play- ers who rate tops in league matches lined up at Cardiff on Saturday, thousands of soccer fans are await- ing the game between Wales, cham- pions of the international tourna- ment and undefeated in last year’s three matches, and Scotland. Wales is retaining seven of the players who last year helped to Zain a 2-1 victory over Scotland, while the Seots haye picked five from Glasgow Rangers and two each from Aston Villa and Hearts. In the opening game of the toura- ment last Saturday Ireland was beaten 5-1 at Belfast by a faster Enelish team. The teams: Wales—Goal, Gray (Chester); backs, Turner (Charlton Athletic), Hughes (Birmingham); halfbacks, Murray (West Bromyich Albion), Hanford (Sheffield Wednesday), Richards (Birmingham); forwards, Phillips (Aston Villa), Leslie Jones (Coventry City), Perry (Doncaster Rovers), Bryn Jones (Wolverhamp- ton Wanderers), Morris (Birming- ham). Scotland—Goal, Dawson (Rang- ers); backs, Anderson (Hearts), Cumming (Aston Willa), Simpson, Brown (Rangers); forwards, Main (Rangers), Walker (Hearts), Frank O'Donnell (Preston North End), McPhail (Rangers), Duncan (Derby County). Weeek-end Scores. St. Saviours 2, Radials 2. St. Andrews 3, Royals 3- Two hard-fought draws marked Saturday's Mainland League games, as a result of which St. Andrews zo into their game with Radials at Con Jones Park this Saturday as league leaders. North Shore United, who previously tied with St. Andrews and had a bye last Saturday, will Play host to St. Saviours this week- end. é The Tigers failed to take full ad- vantage of their opportunities when they met MRadials, although they Played a dogeed same and finally Salvaged a draw when Heath ran in with an equalizer in the closing minutes of the game. Heath was by far tthe brightest of the Tigers’ forward line which, somehow or an- other, failed to click. Johnny McKay scored both for Radials in the first twenty utes of the game, while Jacl netted the ball for the Tizers. Line-up was: Radials — Waters; Laurie, Mc- Kibbin; G. West, Cowan, Camp; Kerfoot, McKay, €. Greer, H:- Greer and Liptrott. Sub—Palloit. St. Saviours—Alsbury, Marsden, O. Ross; West, J. Ross, Drale; Enefer, Muir, Heath, Watson and Waugh. Sub—Gloas. Referee—Murray. In a somewhat sloppy game at Queens Park the Scots managed to gain the single point, which took them to the top of the league. St, Andrews were two up at half- time, but lost their lead on resump- tion when, after Gemmell had con- verted a penalty against Bus Mce- Lean and Mike Wilkins had added another, McNeill put Royals on top. A few minutes later the Scots brought the score even with a fluke Foal: Tommy Musgrave scored for St. Andrews. In future Mainland soccer at Con Jones Park will begin p.m. Saturday's card is: 2:45 — St. Andrews vs. Radials, Con Jones Park (D. Sparls). 2:45—North Shore vs. St. Say-. iours, Confederation Park (D. Woodard). goals min- Muir and Brown games at 2:45 - Semi-Display Classified - Ne 4 4 XL BILLIARDS MT. 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