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fhe King watched
between the
Giant and the Chi-

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vin for the latter

Johnnie Dundee

| Moore in almost

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{ eddie Welsh, the
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ed by Johnnie
rt, N.Y., In an
lecision battle.

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is the draw for

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s Mirren vs. Partick
Lanark vs. Steves-
Motherwell vs. Cel-

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hockey
the Manitoba
Western Ontario Hockey associa-
tion, will likely be the first team
a chance at the Allan cup
in the second week
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Kenora
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in Winnipeg,
in March
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halfbacks, Nellies
Pursell Queen's Park
Anderson Raith Rovers
wards, Donnachie

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of the Scottish cup, between the
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Latest News in Field of Sport &

 

Clarke Griffith
Washington

Celtic,

Aberdeen vs.

if Toronto wiil
Victoria will meet

 

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Mike Donlin, one of the most

consistent hitters in the big

leagues, has been engaged as a
pinch hitter for the New York

'| Nationals.

so
“Jim” Coffey, the Dublin

giant knocked out Tony Ross of
Lancaster, Pa., with a right hook
to the jaw in the sixth round of
a ten-round mateh. Coffey
weighed 199 pounds, Ross 205.

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Manaver Charles Herzog of

the Cincinnati National club
with eleven players, left this
week for the spring training
camp at Alexandria, La. Next
week the remainder of the elub
nembers will leave.

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The New York American lea-

gue club announces that it has
closed a lease for a _ hotel at

Houston, Tex., for the use of the

players, who will report in that
city on March 14 for spring train-
ing.

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A New York paper states that

the jumping of Sweeney, Ford
and Zeider will save the Yankees

$12,000,
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Connie Maek can now lose

Collins, Barry, Baker and Mc-
Innes and add about $50,000 to
his roll.

ae
\ Chinese ball team from Ha-

waii will visit California in the
spring

ne

Rube Waddell, the ereatest
left-hander in baseball, is ser-
iously ill‘in Texas.

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The Northwestern league
schedule will be released by
March 4.

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Gon, Riley, one of the greatest
oarsmen Wininpeg ever. pro-
duced, was a visitor in Victoria
this week, In 1910 he stroked
ihe Winnipeg four whieh won
the Steward's cup at the Eng-
jish Henley, and last year oecu-
pied a similar position in the
eight and four-oared crews that
won the championships at the
Canadian regatta.

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The following extract from
the ‘Financial Post’? of Febru-
ary 14th last should be of inter-
est to Prince Rupert readers:

“British Columbia.—Should the
new Municipal Act become law
the Provincial Government wil!
control the borrowings of all the
municipalities in the province.”

 

 

 

 

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