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York
Americans
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and
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St.
Knocked
Out
Eddie
Mcdooiy
Fourth
Round
of
Rout
Last
Evening
OOOl)
PRELIMS.
WOiiDdsTherc
was
some
JgingroffOTh
NTna
haS
thouWhi'trlrirted
and
up
in
Battling
Dido
Gurvfch
of
Prince
Rupert
had
easy
pickings
over
Eddie
McGooty
of
St.
Paul
in
last
night's
bout
at
the
Moose
Hall,
and,
if
he
had
tried
very
hard,
cpuld
just
as
easily
have
put
the
big
boy
from
Mlhnesota
out
In
the
first
us
in
the
fourth
round.
Dido
allowed
the
visitor
to
lead
off
in
the
first
three
rounds,
but
McGooty
was
wild
and
spent
most
of
his
energy
missing.
Dido
did
hot
hare
much
trouble
getting
out
of
his
way
and
did
the
most
of
what
little
hitting
was
actually
done.
The
local
boy
outclassed
his
opponent
in
all
departments
of
the
game.
About
all
McGooty
seemed
to
have
was
willingness
and
ability
to
get
into
the
way.
He
sat
down
once
in
the
second
round
and
in
the
fourth
his
solar
plexus
connected
with
Dido's
left
hook,
as
a
result
of
which
he
went
to
the
canvas
and
nearly
rolled
out
of
the
rlrtg
as
he
writhed
a
round
while
the
referee
was
counting
him
out
Dido
did
not
have
to
extend
himself
very
hard
and
it
was
about
the
so
f
est
battle
he
ever
had.
The
bout
was
a
tame
affair
to
fay
the
best'
Of
it
and
did
not
go
over
very
strong
with
the
audi
first
roiind,
Batt
slugged
him.
so
hard
that
Kennedy
was
reeling
from
the
floor
to
the
rope.
Ken
Heat
Portland
on
Their
Own
Ice
in
Hockey
Last
Night
PORTLAND
Vancouver
Lions
Dec.
:
The
making
r
their
SPORT
CHAT
cide
which
is
to
become
the
runner-up
to
Port
Simpson
in
the
Senior
Baaketbal!
League.
As
things
stand
at
present,
Kincolith.
Xatite
Sons
and
Players'
Club
are
all
tied
for
second
place
with
The
galley
was
well-fllleifi
two
wins
and
three
losse
each
"Sunny
Jim"
Bottomlev.
St.
Lodfa
first
bsemai),
haatben
ad-
ional
1928.
He
more
than
his
only
serious
rival.
1
1
!
I
.
.
k
his
kne
in
the
seennd
round
-choice
of
the
Others,
when
the
final
bell
rang.
nedy
put
on
a
better
front
in
the
Senior
League
second
but
hurt
his
hand
as
Batt
I
p
continued
to
swing
on
him.
Ken-!
Port
Simpson
6
r.edy
was
game
thbugh
his
hand
Kincolith
6
waajstill
hutting
him
in
the
third.
!Natie
Rons
5
It
was
a
no-decision
exhibition,
j
Players'
Club
5
Tod
Morgan
and
Howard
Keefe
prdvided
the
bpener.
Morgan
was
heavier
and
had
the
best
of
things
Ladle'
League
in
the
first
round.
Keefe
was
a!
P
belter
sparrcr
and
made
Morgan
Maple
Leafs
G
lay
off
him
In
the
second.
Keefe
'Drill
Team
;
5
carried
a
punch,
but
could
not
get
It.
across
effet.tlvely.
This
was
also
a
three-round
no-decision.
Eddie
McGooty,
who
boxed
Dido
Gurvich
here
last
night,
sailed
by
the
Printe
Rupert
this
morning
oh
his
return
south.
C.P.R.
steamer
Princess
Rnynl,
Capt
Albert
Rlppon,
arrived
In
port
at
11.30
this
morning
from
the
south
and
will
sail
at
10
o'clock
tonight
on
Vr
return
to
Vancouver
and,
waypolnta.
Intermediate
Lindstrom
Young
Batt
and
Kennedy
put
RASKFTRAII
MaMllSAlX
IFAHIIF
LbAUUt
,
a
Hvely
deuce-spot
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the.
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Fought
Ten
Slashing
Hounds
at
Displaced
New
Em
pre
Athletic
j
Victoria
and
Won
IH
jHIJ
i
Club
Last
Night
by
Renting
Best
Style
,
X
;
Them
VICTORIA.
Dec.
Gi-i-A
hew
'
f,
.
VrmtMmt
.
lAiuvv
ituii.
a
tarn
uni
vr
lltni
urstapearanoe
of
the
aeason
here!"""
.
H
M'";V
"
Lenue
results
'-
wero
"
of
the
paciflc
Collate
the
i
lest
night
established
a
local
rep-
ens
f
.,
uUtion
when
they
Wanted
the
P"n
of
Alb'e
Davies,.
youthful
roruana
liuckaroos
in
a
fast
and
""""a
uwtiueijsiii.
hard
faught
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
cHmb
,tlto
prominence
has
been
League
game
three
to
nothing.
lfke
a
dr?am-
0n,y
a
week.
ago
he
wa8
"Bating
preliminary
bouts
There
was
never
a
moment
when
the
result
was
in
doubt
as
the
on
Vancouver
Island,
but'
last
Lions
stepped
out
and
scored
a
niht
at
the
Tilllcum
gymnasium,
goal
in
the
fi.
t
period,
then
ad-
in
h'8
fim
.main
etfent
h.e
ave
ded
two
more
for
good
measure.
Harvey
Hdlllday,
of
VanHdVef,
In
the
aecond
period
the
Bucks
an
artistic
trimming
after
ten
started
to
cut
loose
and
in
the
Ashing
rounds.
The
Victoria
third
outplaced
their
rivals
au
Iflash
took
eight
rounda;
Holliday
thourh
thpv
fnilpd
tn
hrk
it
one.
while
one
was
even.
the
scoring
column.
Davie
fought
the
best
fight
of
his
career.
He
outboxeui
'out-fought
and
outgeheraled
ji
lad
I
,
with
many
more
hard
fights
un-ider
his
belt.
To
teli
the
story
I
in
as
few
words
as
possible,
the
local
battler
had
it
over
his
by
reason
of
the
fad
Pnent
like
a
tent
WheH
IJol.
battler,
one
who
proved
kble
to
take
and
give
with
nojejs
than
I
but
there
were
a
lot
of
empty
ring-1
The
aCnacks
last
Friday
night
the
crafty
Mr
"o"'".;
of
an
j
side
seats.
getxe
Port
Simpson
its
first
de-i
Pete
Laporte
was
referee
and
j
feat
of
the
reason
and
the
Dram-jRoi
Barnes
and
Kenny
McQuaig'atists
were
victorious
on
Tuesday
were
announced
as
judges.
An-
over
Kincolith.
That
tonight's
nouncer
Joe
Downey
introduced
j
game
between
the
two
local
teams
Alf
Harding
to
the
crowd
and
an-
will
be
a
'very
keen
one
is
announced
that
he
challenged
the
su
red.
Ia
.the
Intermediate
winner.
,
This,
at
least,
gave
the
League,
the
Canadian
National
I
fans
something
better
to
look
for-j
team
will
seek
its
first
win
of
ward
to.
Max
Heilbloner
was:
the
season
from
the
Naval
Re-timekeeper,
jserve.
Junior
and
Ladies'
League
The
semi-final
between
Ned,
matches
will
round
off
the
pro-jilyrne
and
Dan
McMillan
of
Kltf-
gram.
maat
-was
.
better
fight
than
the
!
'main
event.
Byrne
did
most
of
i
the
hitting,
though
he
did
itot
faze
the
native.
MeMifiad
was
willing
;tb
mix
but
did
not'
know
as
much
bbout
boxing
as
Byrne.
He
failed
to
avail
himself
of
openings.
Had
he
known
more
about
how
to
use
his
hands
he
would
have
been
able
to
give
better
opposition
to
Byrne,
who,
as
It
was,
earned
a
fair
de-
itlslbn
on
points.
The
native
was
rocked
several
times
but
apparently
it
did
not
hurt
him.
Nina
.Gurvich
had
it
all
over
Tomm,,,
De
Marco
in
a
specral
evejit
and
should
have
been
given
the
decision.
That
is
not
saying,
however,
that
De
Marco
did
not
figure
in
the
fighting.
They
took
the
lead
hi
turn
and
covered
up
and
clinched
in
the
first
two
fast
slpg-
couver.
MAKING
PLAte
FOR
BASEBALL
BIG
LEAGUES
NEW
YORK.
Dec.
of
the
Pacific
f
Baseball
.Xeague
prpJpiy'
iwill
not
interfere"
with
thei'iplans
'of
three
major
league
luu
to
go
judged
the
most
valuable
Kat-,.:i,
nn
Leagae
baseball
player
for'
.
.i.
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Lj
rH
moo
received
received
76
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votes,
six
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games
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major
league
outfits
Will
Giants.
MRuntiy
Jim"
will
receive
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.
.
,.
inaic
iu
ue
L-niicciicu.
.
a
dipjoma
and
$1000
in
gold.
Although
Rottomley's
bat
proved
to
be
full
of
boles
in
the
last
two
months
of
the
season,
and
during
the
world
series,
he
was
chosen
because
of
his
great
playing
in
the
first
four
months
of
the
campaign.
His
u",
Ility
The
Chicago
Cubil,
however,
will
remain
at
Catallhh
--.Island
and
the
Pittsburgh
Pirdt6s
at
''aso
Uobles.
The
westerh
movj
tient
for
spring
baseball
ifcohdli-oning
has
gained
a
reerillt
Jn
the
Detroit
Tiirers.
althhuVh
the
VJ,
American
leagues
will
Jiet
cfihi
in
runs
In
the
first
half
L
ariye
tinue
on
to
Calfforplh,
stoHng
w
mr
wruBiin
rviifi.
won
vne
a
Phoenix
Ariz.
'
"
pennant
for
.
the
Car
.3.
Each
Tha
Titrert
t.ndpr
ifoV
nf
t
eight'
sports
writers
makr
Ing
selection
represented
a
Nat-
the
he
maft,
WurAjf.
-roniliji
j:
we
went
to
flniti
holce.
iv
four-
nd
aecond
larity
use
San
Antonio
as
a
camp
and
John
J.
McGraW
Vlth
,hti
rjTOiraMlciJpijnlw-
Texas
where
Detroit
leave1
off.
T
T
"
William
Wrigley.
Jn.
owner,
of
Niria
did,airthe
leading
and
fight-
received
three
first
chociea,
three
th
Cabs
ajg0
owng
fhV
island
ing
and
De
Marco
devoted
most
seconds
one
third
and
one
sixth.
where
hg
club
tJ.aiftj
nld
j,e
wllj
of
the
time
in
the
third
round
to
"araing
at
any
ume,
covering
up
and
was
all
but
out
not
permit
changes
In
the
Pacific
Coast
schedule
to
cause
him
to
move.
The
White
Sox,
the
o"ther
Chicago
entry,
is
also
moving
its
training
camp
west
but
hot
'far
enough
to
be
concerned
Over
the
Pacifir
Coast
shhedlile.
The
Sox
will
train
at
Dallas,
Texas,
in
stead
of
Shreveport,
La.
The
Pirates
may
hot
pfe
able
to
get
In
their
scries
with
th
Los
Angeles
Club
but
wjll
play1
jun
rransiscp
ana
then
move
on
to
Phoeriix,
Fan
WCtth,
Dallas,
ban
Antonio
and
Memphis;
It
Is
understood
thai
Detroit
will
play
both
the
Cubs
nn.l
Plr.
ijfltes
as
they
move
cast
and
fol
10
low
with
games
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and
u
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other
states
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wiuv
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South."
guryimTccepts
"
challenge
made
BY
ALF
HARDING
Jack
Gurvich
anncmtided
this
morning
that
Dido
Qurvich
Was
willing
to
accept
the
challenge
Is-sued
last
night
by
Alf
Harding,
providing
a
guarantee
Of
$200
is
wade.
DidO
is
willing
to
meet
Harding
at
any
time.
K.
of
P.
vs
Seal
Cove,
postponed.
Leif
Ericksort
1,
St.
George's
8.
JJew
Empress
4,
Grotto
5.
League
Tabic
P
Grotto
6
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of
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ONLY
ONE
GAME
IN
-SECOND
DIVISION
'
BILLIARDS
PLAYED
that
both
during
the
past
weeki,,day
tr,ed
to
h
found
a!
have
won
over
the
native
team
redy
and
w,,,lnK
opponent,
and)
Only
one
gam.-
was
played
last
who
at
tint
seeme-d
pretty
lnvin-iwn
ln
the
infighting,
where
the
,
ht
n
the
second
division
bi
-cible,
NatiT
Sons
of
Canada
and
I
Vancouver
boxer
had
the
slight-
I
wrd
fixture.
George
Howe
.
,rot-plimt'
f!t.ih
tf
W.M
a.
-Mt
of
an
edge.
Davles
wal'willlhg
,
to)
winning
200
to
168
over
(
ha-
-
,
.
,
.
i:
nnti.
,
r'i.i
a.
rtiu..
to
mix.
ii
was
noi
ine
same
"'''
Davies
of
a
few
months,
br
even
'
(fames
-which
will
be
played
dur-a
few
weeks
ago,
who
seldom
inf
the
week-end
are
as
follows:
showed
a
willingness
to
mix,
but
Hlllman
(Cold
Storage)
vs.
.
.....
t
tf
xr.l
..Lt
,r
.u.
in
his
place
was
a
clever,
snmy
tweiiin
miu,
W.
Bailey
vs.
W.
E.
Williscroft
A.
Macdonald
vs.
S.
D.
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