!
I
5.
t
v
"!:
'I
r
(
i
"!
-Mill
PAJE
TWO
SVLVIO
3IANTHA
Whose
Merling
defensive
hotkey
has
helped
Hainsworth
to
keep
the
Canadians'
goal
intact
on
seventeen
;.sions
thiit
BILLIARD
GAME
i
IS
VERY
CLOSE
Grotto
Beats
Grand
Terminal
by
Sltfre
of
11
BO
to
IIS"
In
'
First
Division
This
week's
first
division
billiard
fixture
was
one
of
the
moat
closely
contested
of
the
season,;
Grotto
Winnie
mt
Grand
Ter-j
miosis
by
the
narrow
margin
of
i
1J0
to
1157.
Few
outstanding;
dividual
scores
for
the
whole
tour
nament
being
as
follows:
A.
A.
Eaosoa,
Grotto,
283;
W:
11.
Long,
Grand
Terninale.
280.
Don
Brown
tH-.-W.
Jv
-Stetson
fl.
'
-
-r.-lf-t
ootstandMg
game
division
fixture.
Sport
Chat
B.
Moffat
and
A.
J.
Peck.
BEATS
STWBUNG
Seaman
Sharkey,
altovp,
stri
n-thened
his
position
ns.
a
possible
contestant
for
the
world's
heavyweight
championship
by
beating
Stribllng
on
points
pt
Mlamlt
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday.
v..
n
The
World
of
Sport
ri
-
jw
TRAIL
WINS
FIRST
ROUND
A
Daily
News
bring
results.
GUP
SERIES
Beat
Ex-Kins
George
Hockey
Teas
for
British
Columbia
Championship
VANCOUVER,
March
9.
Trail
Smote
Eaters
iat
night
won
the
provincial
senior
amateur
hockey
championship,
defeating
Vancouver
Ex-King
George
in
the
final
of
a
two-game
series
three
goals
to
one.
As
the
first
game
was
a
tie
wiih
one
goal
each.
Trail
wins
the
round
four
goal
to
two.
Last
night
the
team-
were
again
tfod
at
the
end
of
the
katl
period,
but
19
minutes
overt
Hue
gave
the
interior
team
the
opportunity
to
score
two
more
goals
and
win
the
series.
Trail
will
nest
play
High
River,
the
Alberta
champion,
jjU
the
Allan
cap
playdowns.
LAST
NIGHT
Tre
P,a
Two
Intermediate
and
One
Junior
Two
intermediate
leagae
basket
ball
games
and
one
junior
were
H
Marfan
2IV&
ee4oi
t
Ion
fcaW
STfT
!
nio
to
be
waning;
and
there
was
wm.
'
",lr
''
Uftekelf
3ir
-
YoWfS?liS
iL
B
Fow
'f't
rs
by
ivnpjsaawn
awee
roi
as
nnn
isl.
j
-
:i
m
.
in,,
,
.jj-
'
.
,
iecwie
store
or
as
to
iz
ana
the
second
hitermedlnte
match
was
almost
as
conclusive.
High
School
winning
over
Eagles
36
to
18.
In
the
junior
league.
High
School
beat
Canadian
Japanese
Students
'fn
a
efeee
game
by
a
score
of
10
to
8.
m
.
.
League
Standings
,
Tfcf!!.."!I1T
t
fV
ImeJmi
p
W
fana
who
believe
that
Fred
Par-
Rig
2
2
"
rraiij
can
mane
K.
C.
X.
V.
R.
1
''
a
better
snowmg
agafast
TBdo'RMkers
.....
.
.
2
Gurvien
than
he
did
wot
week.
C.
N.
K
!
1
As
a
matter
of
fact,
thnre
seems
High
School
2
to
be
a
general
iawlhsatmn
to
give
Eagrloa
2
the
Toronto
boy
a
eiwnci
to
re-
j
Junior
deem
himself.
lie
M
a
ciean
cat
'
High
School
S
young
fdlow
and
has
wow
a
lot
Canadian
Japanese
..
8
of
friends
who
still
have
eonfid-,
ence
in
him
despite
the
affair
of
last
week.
They
say
that
he
really
has
something
if
he
can
get
going.
Since
Parker
has
promised
that
he
will
get
going,
they
may
make
a
fight
of
it
after
all.
The
boy
has
Droved
tint
h
want-ad
J
1
1
o
1
0
2
1
L
0
0
1
1
1
2
1
9
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
Br
Tbt
Trams
has
a
lot
of
courage
and
It
is
to
Badminton,
which
has
made
re
-be
hoped
he
has
some
fight
as
n"'rkable
xtrides
in
Canada
dur-w'H.
i"g
the
pas
taw,
roars,
is
so
well
.
known
that
it
seetas
rather
aur-
A
rink
skipped
by
W.
1
J).
Gv
!'
to
discover
an
almost
Harper
won
a
knockout
car
I
in
comPlt
ignorance
of
it
in
the
tournament
at
Prince"
'George
United
States.
Bob
Stedler.
when
it
took
the
final
game
from
sPrtn
Editor
of
the
Buffalo
Eve-the
rink
skipped
by
p.
E.
Wilson
nin
New.
who
Usually
writes
with
an
8-7
score.
The
winning
authoritatively
on
sports
sub-rink
was
composed
of
W.
0.
D.
ect
time
and
space
to
Harrpt'r,
Efmer
Calhoun
and
C.
II.
te"
hi"
readers
how
the
game
is
Wisendon
and
the
losing
rink
of
!'ayd.
ut
spells
it
baDmlnton.''
P.
E.
Wilson,
John
Ferguson.
A.
ne
might
suspect
a
typogrsDhh:-
ii.
error,
but
the
word
"babmin-ton"
is
used
four
tlm
n
f
o
;Stedler8
parsgraph.
Describing!
the
game,
Mr.
Stedler
writes
in
part:
The
"bird"
is
a
semi-circular
affair,
not
quite
as
large
as
a
handball.
Small
feaAers
encircle
the
'bird,"
and,
as
if
Is
not
lively!
like
a
tennis
or
hand
ballT
it
be-corm-H
"dead"
when
striking
the1
floor.
Consequently,
all
return
:
'hot
muit
be
made
when
the
!
"bird"
in
in
the
air.
The
racquet;
tlii-t
Is
used
is
lighter
than
thati
uwd
in
tennis,
although
the
face!
is
almost
as
large.
L'The
handle!
is
not
quit
as
longjps
that
of
a
squash
racquet
Babminton
is
a
favorite
game
In
England
and
Canada.
Recently
a
"babminton
party"
was
held
on
the
F.
If.
uoouyear
private
courts,
with
members
of
the
tennis
and
squash
club
participating.
Now
a
weekly
"babminton
party"
is
to
be
held
on
the
club
courts.
will
1
i
League
Game
Hayed
With
)
Small
Crowd
Attending
j
CanHriien?
i
and
rao.-t
popular
Likely
League
Winners
0
smmmmmmmny
r?"
fr?
MSBSswammwmmmma
i
.;
Ii.-k.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
English
league
Division
I.
Aston
Villa
1,
Birmingham
2.
Burnley
2,
Derby
2.
Bury
0,
PeAsmenth
0.
Cardiff
3,
The
Wednesday
1.
Leeds
3,
K
vert
en
1
.
Leicester
3,
M
a
rw
heater
City
2.
Liverpool
2,
Arsenal
4
Manchester
United
1,
Hudders-field
0.
Newcastle
4,
Sunderland
3.
Sheffield
United-1
Baton
1
I-
ii
u.
ild.
W'estham
United
8,
fllackfcurnjj,
for
r
a
a
,
place
place
is
lnt
the
the
Paeif!
PaiifitT
English
Uague-Division
II.
Hotkey1
LeSgne
playoff
tit
Hull
City
0.
Clanton
0
.
Jlddlesborough
0,
Swaneea
0.
Milfwall
1,
Notts
Forest
1.
Notts
County
2.
Bristol
City
0.
Oldham,
4,
Blackpool
2.
Port.vale
8,
West
Bromwlch
1.
Preston
2,
Bradford
0.
Iteadfrtg
1.
Grimsoy
X.
Southampton
lrChewea
2.
Tottenham
1,
ojj
City
0.
.
Wolverhampton
3,
Barnaley
1.
Scottish
League
Division
1.
Aberdeen
2,
Ayr
United
1.
Clyde
3,
Third
Lanark
2.
Dundee
2,
Airdrles
2.
Falkirk
2,
Cowdenbeath
2.
Hamilton
3,
St.
Mlrren
0.
Hearts
0,
St.
Johnstone
3.
Kilmarnock
4.
Jletherwell
2.
Queen's
Park
3,
Partick
2.
Ralth
Hovers
1,
Celtic
4.
Rangers
,1,
Hibernians
o.
SEATTLE,
Mtrch
9.
Portland
Buckaroos
make
their
bid
Cbait
next
week
after
taking
a
twd
to
nil
defeat
at
the
hand
of
the
Seattle
Eaki-
mos
here
laet
night.
Two
goals,
each,
scored
by
Brbwne,
the
league's
leading
scorer,
In
the
i
third
period
put
the
Buskaroes
to
rout
and
gave
the
Eskimos,
at
I'VT.a
three;day
sr:
In
second
ajefWaJie
hIahtSva,s
rough
ifiTU'nirrd
i3
otJght.
FIVE-ALL
DRAW
,
WALES
VS.
IRELAND
BHLFAST.
Ireland.
March
D.
Wules
and
Ireland
played
a
-five-all'
draw,
today
In
internntional
PLAN
TAKING
HOCKEY
GAME
INTO
EUROPE
Siring
of
Ice
Arena
Planned
For
Large
Centres
iri,
Old
Country
i
BOXING
TO
GO
BUT
Threatened
Invasion
of
United
States
Supremacy
by
Schmel
ing
Causes
I
loom
SEW
YORK.
Mar,
7:
Now
lh;A
h
'ckey
has
firmly
established
t'.i
as
the
major
winter
sport
game
m
the
world.,
fol.
John
Hammond,
York,
backed
by
the
Square
Garden
Cosporation,
is
reported
to
have
laid
the
preliminary
plans
for
the
construction
of
large
arenas
In
London,
Paris,
Berlin
and
other
principal
citi
s
of
Europe.
It
is
understood
that
there
have
been
several
conferences
between
Col.
Hammond
and
Charles
A.
Mann,
official
of
the
Greyhound
Asseeiition
of
Great
Britain,
in
connection
with
the
project.
A
six
team
league
hi
planned
with
the
arenas
bejnr
constructed
on
the
same
lines
as
those
in
use
"I
lame
yo
seen
my
mufflerjnywhere."
"Oh,
George,
I'm
afraid
you'll
have
to
do
A
a
precautionary
measure
I've
bud
to
v.
ad
PIP."
BILLIARD
STANDINGS
sn
New
York,
Boston
and
other
Vnited
States
cities,
weal-
F'"t
I)i
virion
)i
y
-portsmen
who
have
played.
L
;
TfJA.M
TaNIHMJS
u
leading
role
in
fctrodnofng-'n
;,.v
'
,
anada's
great
winter.
pastime
to
PLlHl
h.-
Vnited
States,
are
now
quietly
jrand
Terminals
.
5
6671
proceed
ing
to
investigate
the
po-
unauian
Ldglon
.
.
4
463f
libilities
of
Europe
a
a.
new
Grotto
.v;..;...
i
8527;
field
for
conquest
Vl
the
"fastest
INDIVIDUAL
AVBRAGRS
W.
E.
Williscroft
(G)
of
New
Dr.
J..A.
Weat.CL)
.fc
Madison
w.
H.
Lomr
fiTi
.
J.
Hamilton-
..
G.
P.
Tinker
(CL)
.
C.
P.
Balagno
(GTj
A.
Donald
G)
SS.
Andrews
fCL;
.
M.
MeUchlan
fG)
.
W.
J.
Nelson
(GT)
.
F.
G.
Pyle
CCL)
..
i.
Andrews
(CL)
..
E.
Fenelon
(GT)
...
c
i.
Mi-Mor
tie
(CLi
.
oen
Self
i
GT)
Alex
Murray
(CL
.
K.
Stephtn.
)G)
...
Bert
Morgan
G)
(in
Canada
and
the
United
States
m
As
a
sort
of
feoiertas
to
how
.
u
.ih.-m..
,-.,
successful
hockey
leckey
would
woofs
be
be
In
in
the
the
Isrge
cities
y
prcwi
,q,
,
of
Sarooe,
Col.
rfftmV.
tV
hell'
U?T1
mond
planned
on
taking
two
teams
over
for
s
serien
of
exhibition
games
following
tine
winding
up
of
the
National
HM&ey
League
,
fesson.
This
plan
is
believed
to
have
fallen
through,
however,
as
the
Colonel
s
eirorts
no
secure
the
services
of
player
from
Can
).
Bwley
G
W.
H.
Jarman
(GTi
.
J.
Bulg.r
(GT)
v..
C.
L.
Youuymin
$t)
Grotto
"Genuine
Drofsssional
athltie
!S-
-
Macdonald
rivalry
is
certain
to
appeal
to
V
pu
'
K0MOPR0GRAM
FOR
THE
WEEK
Saturday,
March
9
5:00
Organ
White.
reeital
by
Lew
5:30
Marimba
OrShestha
with
Milifrer!
llnnf
i
f-
,
0:00
General
.
ER-ctric
Program.
,
7:00
Lucky
Strike
Dance
Hour.
8:00
Concert
Orchestra
with
meiio
soprano.
9:00
Longlnes
Correct
,Tlme.
9:00
Puget
Sound
Navigation
Co.
Program.
9:30
Concert
Orchestra
with
tenor.
10:00
Puget
Sound
1
'ower
St
!
Light
Co.
'
"Big
Show."
I
-
.
.
.
.
Canada
and
the
United
SUIm
fenelon
(GT)
pitted
against
Great
Britain,
I
J
Armag
GT)
France
and
Qeraapv
ould
draw
c-
wngman
(GT)
well
for
hockey
ha
a
universal-
"ougherty
(G)
..
...tin
fastest
appeal,
unlike
basdJhll
which
lBert
MorfB
G
I
purely
an
AmeJMn
sport"
9
JiT.?
(CS)
;
-I
The
biggest
t
lUtacle
In
the
lker
(GT
SEATTLE
WON
!
HOCKEY
GAME!
Will
Have
to
Play
Again
to
Hold
It
way
of
experimenting
with
major
-
.
"
league
hockey
abroad
is
the
scarcity
of
players
njf
big
league
calibre.
Canada
Is
already
fur
nishing
the
playing
material
for,
four
professional
minor
leagues!
In
the
United
States
as
well
as
minor
leagues
in
Ontario
and
Eskimo
Now
in
Second
I!ace
but
Western
Canada,
Then
of
course
!
!
all
players
with
the
exception
of,
two
in
the
National
Hockey:
League
are
Canadians.
10
3
2
4
1
luaf
jus
(Sccond.Rlhlon)
vi-V3W&
teams
to
make
the
Irjp.
have
sojGrand
Termhtals
...
A
3S72
8;
faQueTgardg'at'
JrO
A
lYAr
pean
project
CoTl
rSnndWlUd
il'-111
(Qft
I
4
2o.
he
whs
unablote
revotfl
his
plans
7
2
400
200
at
present.
"Hockey,
I
am
con-'A-
Macdohald
CS)
.
1170
195
fident.
would
eateb
on
just
ai
-
E.
Witliscroft
(G)
9
17M
19
big
in
the
important
European!
CampbeH
(CS)
.
8
181ft
189
cities
as
it
has
in
tfw
York."
he
J-
J.
aetalty
(G)
7
1312
187
said.
"It
is
a
thrilling
sport
Boxing,
now
that
the
United
States
monopoly
on
titles
seems
to
be
threatened,
la
also
due
to
go
over
big
throughout
Europe.
J.
Hillman
(CS)
.
10
1817
II-
McLachlan
(G)
10
1889
Ben
Self
(GT)
5
910
W.
Mitchell
(GT)
.
.
S
0
W.
Barley
C)
..10
1811
182
181
184
1H
181
(C.y
9
I8S6
173
...10
1832
180
the
people
of
Europe
and
a
world
JonB
(GT)
.
10
I7M
171
series
hockey
champion
hip
withi-
"ow
V)
10
1709
171
5
SfO
176
10
1873
157
1532
153
459'
163
301
151:
582
140,
88
83
GOOD
El
l
KiT
lira
Husband
tie
with
wifi-r
thjnk.
Av
Htsnir.
1134
1184
ilia
2
500
250
1
247
247
-11
2121
247
3
718
239
9
2141
238
11
2610
237
11
2591
236
9
2119
235
2
464
232
11
2531
2i
6
1373
229
10
2242
224
673
224
ll
2
2
1
1
1311
219;
435
218
1942
21.
2
21i
16H
214
...
ill:;
2H'
I6tt;
i;i3
;:8--5
vxi
315
17-1
56
l
tt.
MUCII
GOOD
THAT
DID
Shw
John,
with
the
w!
heaut'.
He
-Vetoed
it
0
f
rhis
adver
i
c-.c
"
:c:tf
lished
or
mj.s;
U
'7
"
Liquor
Cor.',.,
I
i
a
the
Govemmr
f
Bna
NO
CORKSCREW
REQUIRED
!
A
new
method
of
sealing,
hul
Ihc
same
'Real
Old
Scotch
Age,
Strength
and
Quality
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