Sunday was a big day here for the men that love the sport of hunting wild game. The contest waged wa-between the married men and the single men residing in London and vicinity. When they returned here before dark it was found that the married men had scored 44 points while the single men had only 25. As had been the custom before the losers are to furnish a big supper for the crowd who participated in the hunt, which fell on the single men this time. The married men are: James Bowen. John Prihoda, Will Dunn, F.arl Wolff, Will Navratil, Herb Scheffell, Ben Cafour-ek. Will Cafourek, Roy Scheffell, Fred Allen, Thorvald Gilbertson, Martin Wolff, George Klitzke, Martin Perle-berg, J. M. Prihoda, B. J. Bump, le-natz Cerney, A. C. Svejkovsky, Frank Saman and James Lukes. J. M. Pri- j bod a was leader in points scored. The I single men are: Charles Peterman,!G«*orge Peterman, James Connor, Jr.,' Albert Skamfer. Glenn C. Maehacok, Victor Nelson, Oliver Nelson, Matthew! II. Scheffell, Louis Cerney, Charles j Lukes, George Lukes, Lawrence ] Lukes, S. Jelinek, Arthur Haskin, 11.