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THE
DAILY
NEWS
.Jfosifajr,
Mar,
s
and
Views
in
The
World
of
Sport.
GIGANTIC
INTERNATIONAL,
SPORTS
GLIB
ORGANIZED.
The
leaning
.-poitsnu-n
n"
eleven
nations
huw
ut..
;h.
ir
cue
from
a
lfecent
utterance
of
the
P
rnce
of
Wr.les
tl.a
"the
best
friendship,
whether
individual
or
mt
i
r'.il
!
nal.
is
that
made
on
the
field
of
-.port."
and
haw-
ikvidt-d
to
i
.
u
:;d
,t
n
;it
international
sportsmen's
club
7n
Park
1-ine.
trillion.
Anions
the
prime
muverx
in
ibU
movement
the
Duke
of
IVn.iraiula,
tamous
Spanish
polo
p3sre4
It
kali
the
Marquis
of
Londonderry
(right;.
The
new
clfftb
wtfl
opened
earfy
tn
the
summer,
when
it
will
be
spletodisfy
tapped
wit
an
ice
'sitting
rink,
squash
eocrts,
a
gyranasfun.
ahd
about
two
hundred
apartments.
TRAIL
OFF
TO
WINNIPEG
IN
!
!
CUP
SERIES
CALGARY,
March
19.
The
Trail
Smoke
Eaters,
4
ma
tear
hockey
champions
of
British
Columbia,
are
en
route
to
Winnipeg
to
contest
the
winner
of
the
Pert
Arthur
Repina
Allan
cup
series,
as
a
result
bf
defeating
the,
Hifih
River
team
in
tmr-stratehgaraes.
hero.
Trail
foHowed
up
their
four
to
nrririuSph
of
.Saturday
with
arfsr
to
two
victory
here
last
night
to
cop
the
series
ethV
to
two.
.VARSITY
WON
CUP
SERIES
OTTAWA.
March
19
Toronto
Varsity
will
carry'
Ontario's
hopes
in
the
Allan
nip
hockey
play-downs.
.
'The
overcame
the
two-
goal
lead
i
the
Ottawa
Shamrocks
had
over
them
from
the
first
game
to
defsjrft
them
four
to
three
on
last
night's
score
of
three
to
nil.
NEW
EMPRESS
WON
CRIBBAGE
Final
League
Games
Last
Nisht;
To
Play
Off
With
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
for
Dawson
Cup
Final
Prince
mi
pert
Cribbage
League
resorts
last
night
were
as
follows:
Knights
of
Columbus
12.
Grotto
15.
New
Empress
26,
Canadian
Legion
7.
C.
N.
Operating'
18.
Orange
Lodge
9.
,
Co;
Storage
Ifi,
Native
Sons
of
Canada
If.
Mose
17.
C.
N.
Mechanics
10.
.
Eagles
9,
P.
Rupert
Hotel
18.
Final
Table
I
'
M
W
L
P
'New
8mres
.;
.
.ll
176
122
175
C.-N.
Operating
.11
168
129
168
.Cold
Storage
.....
U
164
143
154
Moose
H
154
143
154
P.
Rupert
Hotel
11
150
147
150
Canadian
Legion
11
147
150
147
Eacles
..41
146
151
146
$rt3
.'...?J:i:;i1!i48
151
146
C
N.
Mechanics
..11
143
154
143
K.
of
Coinrabus
.
11
134
168
134
Orange
Lodge
...11
133
164:
133
N.
Sons
of
Canada
11
132
165
132
New
Empress,
winners
of
above,
will
play
off
best
of
three
games
w4th
the
Prince
RuDert
Hotel.
winners
of
the
first
half.
Win
ners
will
take
the
Dawson
cop,
losers
the
Newton
cup.
Sport
Chat
With
spring
in
the
air
and
winter
sport
activities
coming
pretty
well
to
a
close
this
week,
though;.-
of
the
fans
are
now
turning
to
Hummer
athletic
activities.
Tennis
play
is
already
ntai
tt'ri
on
moxt
of
the
city
courts
and
the
Prince
Rupert
Tennis
Club,
which
hud
its
annual
meet-ling
lai-t
vset
k,
is
planning
for
an
I
act
1
v..
season.
The
Football
Association
should
soon
be
heard
I
from
again.
Another
successful
j
season
with
the
pigskin
is
as-.sured.
There
are
also
prospects
I
of
baseba'll
being
resumed
this
year
after
a
lapse
in
1928.
This
is
one
sport
that
is
always
popular
hire
and
it
is
to
be
hoped
;that
a
successful
reorganisation
can
be
curried
out.
Jack
Dempsey
has
under
consideration
offers
from
Madlsen
Square
Uarden
Corporatfon
and
ilumlx'it
Fugazy
for
his
future
services.
Dempsey
admits
that
Fugazy's
offer
is
'most
attractive
but
adds
that
it
is
not
acceptable
as
it
stands.
The
former
heavyweight
champjon
will
confer
with
Fugaiy
again.
Meanwhile,
Jack
is
considering
a
flying
trip
to
Detroit
to
learn
the
best
offer
of
a
greup
of
Michigan
capitalists
headed
by
Governor
Green.
TIIIIIU
DIFFICULTY
Prieml
I
hear
thut
your
depositors
are
falling
off.
Banker
Yes;
they
can't
a
balance.
Wall
Street
Journal.
Around
the
World
Wilh
Sport
Fans
(lit
the
Tramp)
poses
a
man
with
a
dynamite
right.
Miller
has
ese
Jtjf
the
most
powerful
left
hooks
of
any
present-day
boxer,
whileiiMcLar-nia
puts
many
opponents
jtp
sleep'
with
hU
right
The
match
is
1
BASKETBALL
alternatively
in
Norway,
Sweden,
Dxlirarno.
holding
the
games
every
sixteen
years.
Canada
through
its
representative,
accepted
this
proposal,
and
offered
to
hold
the
first
games
in
Canada.
The
suggestion
was
not
accepted,
and
(he
first
games
were
held
at
Cham-ofttx.
At
the
last
Olympics
the
winter
sports
were
contested
at
St
Moritz,
and,
owing
to
the
latter
place
being
a
highly
fashionable
winter
resort,
the
cost
of
maintaining
a
team,
for
the
dura-!
tion
of
the
games
was
much
higher
than
H
would
have
been
had
some
other
place
been
chosen.
At
the
meeting
in
Alexandria
Sir
George
MacLaren
Brown,
Canada's
representative
on
the
International
Olympic
Committee,
will
present
to
the
committee
the
advantage
of
holding
the
winter
sports
in
this
country.
Canada
is
theTMealIocation."
and
it
should
not
be
surprising
that
the
eloquence
of
Canada's
plenipo
tentiary
in
support
of
Canada's
brief
in
connection
with
the
ap-
bott.
CALLED
OFF:
Association
Decides
To
Discon
i'mue
League
Activities
'':
This
Season
New
York
has
beaten
Detroit
:
in
the
battle
for
the
return
bout
The
Prince
Rupert
Basketball,
between
Ray
.Miller
ani'!
Jimmy
Association
has
decided
to
discon-
,
,
,
,
...
.ir.ue
further
1
league
activities
.
this
McLarnin,
and
the
pair
will
....
non
The
rent
on
the
exnibi-
trade
punches
at
Madison
Square
on
hai,
Mpir,.(i
ut
week
and,
Gsmien
on
March
22.
It
is
a
riy
to
the
dissolution
of
the'
baule
that
will
be
awaited
with
Senior
and
Ladies'
Leagues
and
interest,
in
view
-of
McLarnin
s
resultant
laek
of
interest.
It
was
technical
knockout
at
the
hands
decided
not,.ta
continue
play,
of
Miller
in
Detroit
last
Novem-
t
It
is
possible
that
a
series
may
i
i-r.
it
is
claimed
by
McLarnin's
be
held
later
to
decide
any
league
'
-:u
pj.
o
iters
that
he
was
far
below
championships
that
are
still
out-
:
,ni
.rnen
he
lost
to
Miner,
ami
the
New
York
bout
should
settle
the
matter.
It
will
be
sv
battle
in
which
a
boxer
with
a!
knock-'
out
punch
in
hi
left
hind
op
landing.
LIONS
WON
FINALGAME
-VANCOUVER,
March
19.
Playing;
the
last
game
of
the
Pa
t'X
ifttfc
coat'.hckey
season
on
local
made
a
at
40
pounds
whi
u
.intlfcinade
,
a
dej(perate
efr
McLarnin
s
favor.
The
Canadian.
jg
toAtthe
Vancouver
Uons
shM
derisively
revere'raatters
here
,t
aft
bu4
had
to
be
on
this
occasion.
tent
jj,
thori
end
of
a
3
to
.
2
score.
"
Seattle's
loss
insured
Portland
Babe
o
k
.u
at
.
.v.
the
v-
New
Ruth,
now
tlaiMng
w1thin
five
points
of
ork
Yankees
St.
Petersburg.
(be
6nd
pje
team
and
getting
Fl.
selects
the
training
camp,
,
the
,a8
tanks
and
Cubs
to
meet
in
this:
-
year's
world
srrtes.
His
official
diagnosis
of
the
major
league
races
is
surprisingly
rough
on
the
Athletics
and
the
Cardinals
and
gives
the
petroif
Tigers
and'
Boston.
National
Chicago.
Pitts
burgh.
New
Yorki
St,
Louis,
dn
cinnati,
Brooklyn,
Boston,
Fhila
delnMa.
ST.
ANDREW'S
BOWLING
J.
McLean
and
It
Cameron
Rinks
Played
To
Draw
Last
Pittsburgh
Pirates
more
protnin-
Evening
ence
than
mbt
'Iwfseball
thinkers
have
so
far
kranted
them.
Here's
Rinks
of
Jack
McLean
and
Bert
how
the
"Babe
'dopes"
the
two
Oameron
played
to
a
draw
last
races:
American
New
York,
St
night
in
the
St
Andrew's
Soeiety
Louis.
Delrdit
Philadelphia,
rpet
bowling
competition,
the
WashinoW
'Chicago.
Cleveland.
Kwe
being
14
to
14.
The
Mc
Lean
rink
is
thus
tied
with
Charlie
Taylor's
for
second
place
in
the
standing;
Tie
standingof
rinks
to
date:
r
'
.
.
f
,
W
L
-
B.
Dalgarno
4
0
One,
of
,
the.
most
momentous
C.
Taylor
2
1
oieetbigs
iof
the
International
J.
McLean
2
1
Olympic-
Committee,
will
.be
held
J.
Frew
1
1
at
Alexandria,
Egypt
at
the
end
B.
Cameron
1
2
of
Marohi
At
:thls
meeting
the
J.
Watoon
1
0
allocation
of
the
third
winter
G.
Scott
1
0
sports
will
be
made,
At
the
time
G.
Abbott
0
1
Los
Angeles
was
allotted
the
Olympic
Games
for
1932
the
meeting
was
held
at
Lausanne,
and
winter
sports
at
that
time
were
placed
in
the
category
of
demon-strational
sports,
and
were
not
a
part
01
the
Olympic
program.
When
they
did
become
a
part
of
.
Jar.
21
J.
the
games
proper
the
suggestion
pn.
was
made
that
the
sports
be
held
Mar.
ST.
ANDREW'S
CARPET
BOWLS
25
R.
France
and
Canada,
each
country
Mar.
28
J.
Frew
vs.
REPORT
MADE
G.
Ab
am
riPiiT'nirn
Over
Two
Thousand
Japanese
Still
Engage
in
Finning
On
Coast
Pish
prices
were
still
holding
up
this
morning,
American
boats
selling
their
catches
at
dn
overage
of
about
two
cents
higher
thao
.
Canadian.
Following
were
the
boats:
American
Yakutat,
21,000.
to
Pacific
Fisheries
at
16c
and
7c,
'
Sunset,
40,000,
to
Atlin
Fish-tries,
at
16.30c
and
7c.
Western,
37,000,
to
Booth
Fs.b
cries,
at
16c
and
7c.
'
.
'
Mitkof,
28,000,
to
Cold
Storage,
at
16c
and
7e.
I
Kanara.
20.000.
tn
Koval
Path
Co.,
at
16.40c
and
7c.
5
Defence,
7000,
to
Atlin
Fisheries,
at
17.20c
and
7e.
Star,
9000.
to
Atlin
Fisheries,
at
17.20c
and
7c.
Alitak,
G000,
to
Cold
Storage,
at
17.30c
and
7c.
Canadian-Margaret
I.,
7000,
to
Cold
Sto-r-
Frew
vs
J
Wat-
ge'
at
14-50c
nd
Ce.
I
Volunteer.
8000,
io
Rojal
Ffh
Cameron
vs.
B.
Co.,
at
14.60c
and
6c.
Gunda,
1800,
to
Cold
Storage,
at
14.50c
and
6e.
I
H.
&
R.,
4000,
and
Fanny
P.,
ISOOO.
to
Atlin
Fisheries,
it
14.60c
and
Cc.
i
Balsac
I.,
10,000,
to
Cold
Storage,
at
14.50c
and
Cc.
uin
r
wnminD
SUPPLIES
PURCHASED
FOR
THE
SCHOOLS
AT
MEETING
OF
BOARD.
The
school
board
arranged
in
VANCOUVER,
March
10:
purchase
supplies
for
the
us-
of
While
new
records
were
estab-tthe
local
schools
when
at
a
spe-lished
in
the
paek
of
certain
jcial
meeting
lenders
wore
opened
varieties
of
salmon
caught
In
thejand
contracts
let.
Following
were
British
Columbia
coastal
wafers
1
the
quotations,
the
first
in
each
last
year
a
continuation
of
strin-jcase
being
the
successful
ten-
gent
conservation
measures
is
an
urgent
necessity,
according
to
Major
Motherwell
in
his
annual
report.
Although
spawning
conditions
are
generally
improved
numerous
natural
and
artificial
obstructions
in
the
passage
of
salmon
to
the
SDawninir
erounds
are
be.
(plication
for
the
games
will
re-
ing
investigated,
jcefve
more
than
passing
consid-
The
1028
salmon
pack
of
2.
leration
by
the
Olympic
Games
;
035,J7
cases
was
exceeded
by
'
irnv.rr
n(T
nnnv
rTSTnAberdeen
draper
In
derers:
Stationery
Hose,
Cowan
&
Latta
...$1,118.62
McRae
Brother
1,125.99
Clarke
&
Stuurt
(Vancouver
1,264.65
Chemicals
Ormes
Ltd.
(f.o.b.
cbools
$175.00
Cave
&.
Co..
(f.o.b.
Vancouver)
136.20
Hardware
'
I
the
record
pack
of
1926
by
only
MeNnltr
$33.
GQ
2961
cases.
Pinks
totalled,
""'c"1,oruw"rc
5sa-JU
7w.tf
o--
in
or.n
V
l
amis
ir
c9
s
fMi
vnnvo.
ssm,o
"-?.'
al.
ai
.
.
.
.
man
me
lyzii
record.
Another
Gordon's
Hardware
$88.60
Isted
on
Scripture
warrant
for
record
was
created
in
Chums'
I
Kaien
,e
&Mc,NuU,r
42
G0
every
action
of
his
staff.
He
onco
overheard
a
salesman
charging
a
lady
double
the
shop
price
for
an
article
he
sold
her.
After
the
lady
left,
he
approached
the
young
man
with
the
question,
"What
Scripture
warrant
had
you
for
overcharging
that
customer
T"
The
salesman
replied,
"I
was
a
stranger
and
ye
-took
me
In."
with
802,230
cases.
255,532
in
excess
of
1928.
The
production
of
dry
.salt
herring
was
a
record,
totalling
1.147,180
cwt.
Major
Motherwell
points
out
that
the
market
for
this
product
which
is
chiefly
in
China,
had
been
seriously
affected.
Fishing
licenses
were
distributed
to
885
whites,
3347
Indians,
and
2261
Japanese.
Hardware
42.70
HANDICAPPED
j
Doris,
aged
four,
watched
her
big
sister
'playing
the
piano
for,
mother's
visitor.
After
a
while
she
turned
to
the
visitor
and
said,
"I
can
play,
too.
only
1
1
can't
use
the
brakes."-Motor
I
Age.
h
j'l
inn.
DISPLAYING
CANINE
INTERN
ATIONAL
GOODWILL
"Lena
and
Teddy
of
Hapsbu
rg."
French
bulldogs,
who
have
won
sixty
prizes,
r
the
honors
at
the
Berlin
Jubilee
Dog
and
(
at
Show.
FISH
PRICES
HOLDING
UP
The
Traveler's
Yarn
"A
young
friend
told
me
this
story
recently.
An
Irishman
went
tnto
a
tobaccpriistY
and
asked
for
some
cigin.
'Do
you
like
thtm
strong?'
be
vu
siked.
'I
do,'
he
replied.
The
weak
com
break
in
my
lj
pocket'.
But
tjut
wii
before
C
f
7f
-
w
r-"r
Marguerite
in
tin-foil
and
putting
them
up.
in
handy
pocaet
pacu
01
J.
The
Marguerite
is
the
Motorist's
Snecial
t
Vm.J
y
J
Cigar
giving
great
,
u
"mileage"
and
satis-
frtk
'
v
faction.
Its
soothing
influence
is
a
great
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