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THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
TWO
Sport,
Chat
The
big
event
of
the
coming
week
in
Prince
Rupert
sporting
circles
will
be
the
Prince
Rupert-Anyox
basketball
series
which;,!
Following
are
the
sports
events
Scheduled.
fpr
thai
week:
"g
MopdaV
(tonight)
Elks'.
,whit.
V
iCribbage'
Leagued
P.
R.
Hotel
vs
Canadian
Legion;
C.
N.
Mech
anics
va
firottp;
K-
pf
C
vs
C.
N
i
Operators
Cold
Storage
vs
New
.Empress;
Eagles,
vs
Native
sons;
Moose
vs
Orange
Lodge.
St.
Andrew's
Capret
Bowls:
J
Abbott
vs
J.
McLean
rink's:
"i
6.
D.
E.
Badminton
semifinals.
Tuesday
Ladies'
Whist
St.
George's
vs
Canadian
National;
Orange
vs
Moose.
jjwte
I,
0.
D.
E.
Badminton,
finals.
Wednesday
Seeond
Division
.
-
Billiards:
Grotto
vs
Cold
Storage.
Thursday
First
Division
Billiards:
Grotto
vs
Canadian
Legion.
Men's
Whist
:Leif
Erikson
vs
Moose;
New
Empress
vs
K.
of
P.;
Grotto,
vs
Sea!
Cove;
St.
George's
Society,
bye.
St.
Andrew's
Carpet
Bowls:
B.
Dalgarno
vs
J.
Watson
rinks.
Friday
A
nyox.Pri
nee
Rupert.
.
basketball
series.
Saturday
Anyx-Prince
Rup-'
eri
basketball
series.
February
27
has
been
selected
ns
the
date
for
the
ten-round
bout
between
tnd
Parker
o.f
Toronto
and
Battling
Dido
Uurvich
or
Prnce
Rupert
and
the
Mofisei
:
Hall
vvlll
be-the
venue.
The
boys
J
are
working
out
nightly
at
the
Empress
Club
Parker
at
6
and
Gurvich
at
7
p.m.
A
strong
supporting
card
is
being
lined
up
'
by
Promoter
Charlie
Brown.
The
deferred
first
division
bil
liard
fixture
of
the
week
before
last
between
the
Grand
Terminals
'
And
Onadlan
Lesion
ir
to
be
I
played
tonight
Line-ups
will
be
as
follows;
,
W.
H.
Ing
(Grand,
Terminals
i
.
i
.vs
F.
G.
Pyle
(CanaUianJegion
J
C.
P.
Balagno
vs
A.
Murray.
W
W.
J
Nelson
vs
.1
Andrews.
l
F.
Williams
vs
M.
Andrews
!
t
A.
Mi'-hell
vs
G.
P.
Tinker.
-J
li
GROTTO
WINS
FIRST
It
DIVISION
BILLIARD
1
SuA.
MATCH,
CLOSEjpREl
"Si
Jain,
In
the
final
deferred
game
of
last
week's
second
division
biUiard
fixture,
Frank
Williams,
Grand
Terminals,
bea
V.
E
WIHls-croft,
Grotto,
by
a
score
of
200
to
18G
ort
.Saturday
aflefnaon,
bringing
the
aggregate
score
for
the
fixture
to
021
to
898
In
favor
of
the
tobacconists.
The
first
four
games
were
played
last
Wednesday
night.
May
Battle
In
International
Distance
Test
GOLF
CHAMPIONSHIP
AT
JASPER
PARK
TORONTO.
Feb.
18.
Jasper
National
Park
will
be
the
scene
of
the
amateur
championship
,
for
Canada
this
year.
At
the
annual
meetjng
of
the
Royal
Canadian.
Golf
Association
held
Saturday,
at
which
the
report
of
the
president
and
executive
committee,
were
re
ceived,
it
was
suggested
that
they
select
the
beautiful
course
of
Jas
per
Park
Lodge
as
the
next
course
upon
which
the
Canadian
amateur
championship
would
be
held,
and
the
date,
August
19
to
24,
was
also
officially
passed.
At
a
meeting
of
the
incoming
executive,
following
the
annual
-.
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4
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J
n.i
,T
rwl
n
championship
to
be
held
July
25
to
27
would
be
in
the
east
this
year,
but
the
club
has
not
been
decided
upon.
Wid$
WideT
of
of
What
mil?
it
would
be!
Imagine
Edvin
Sweden,
leu;
nay
umger,
wnini,
.
'
TENNIS'
SEASON
'
OPENED
EARLY
With
weAther
fine
and
THLETIC
MEET
AT
SEATTLE
WHEN
TWO
in
Seattle
to
run
at
the
athletic
pavilion
on
March
28
wnen
Stanford
University
athletes
come
here
fo-
a
big
meet.
The
date
is
Just
five
days
after
the
two
runners
are
billed
to
take
iwrt
in
a
meet
at
Los
Angeles.
.
,
.
1
.ay
-i
i
and
Dr.
nt
Pltir
of
Germany,
rizht.
all
in
the
same
rate
with
Nufmi
of
Finland
lower
left.
It
is
not
at
all
unlikely
that
this
quartet
will
be
seen
together
before
the
present
indoor
racing
season
is
finished.
SIXTH
ROUND
ENGLISH
CUf
balmy,
tennis
players
were
i
oqt
to
opejft
the
season
at
the
'
Four
Games
to
Be
Played
Oi
-0.N:R.
Tennis
Club's
courts
1
March
z
in
uig
uia
uouniry
yesterday.
'
Several
setS'l
'
Soccer
Competition
were
played,
the
only
draw-
back
from
Iileal
playing
con-
ditions
being
one
or
two
f
LONDON,'
Feb.
18.
The
draw
small
pools,
of
water
.
.
.
'
left
1ir,the:
sixtn
round
ol
the
Bng-
irom
receni
-rains.
t
llin
jjiji
cup
Cup
f
Black
bum
vs.
Bolton,
Astoi
VHIa
w.nSwiBdon
dr
Arsenal
'MBMt'jMfft'nMar(m'iMi
on
March
2
is
as
follows:
Chelsea
or
Portsmouth
vs.
hemouth
or
West
ham.
West
Brom-Ivrteh
v.
Hnddersfieldi
RUNNERS
EXPECTED:
7""
C,UM
SEATTLE,
Feb.
18.
Paavoj
niecilUK,
n
u
aim
uctiucu
iu
,
,n
ti.:ii!
..
i
.
kU
Intomrnvinrlol
m.itrh
flt,
UruTl
allU
X
vTVj
iiiwiiib
ma.
ux.
the
Jasper
Park
Lodge
golf
course
on
August
19,
the
executive
further
decided
that
the
open
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
LONDON,
Feb.
18:-"In
English
Plrrt
Division
footbalj'wday
The
Wednesday
defeated
Derby
County
5
to
nil,
while
Rjfaitey
and
Bury
played
a
scoreJep
draw.
They'll
Battle
for
the
Ryder
Cup
Here
arc
five
ot
the
eight
United
States
golfers
who
will
meet
the
team
the
British
cracks
this
summer
in
the
annual
competition
for
the
coveted
Ryder
Cup.
They
are:
(1)
Gent
Sarazcn;
(2)
Johnny
Furrel;
(3)
JoeTurnesa;
(4)
Willie
Klein;
(5)
Walt,
r
Hagen,
Captain.
Percy
Williams
Beats
Record
in
Sixty
Metres
Indoor
Exhibition
Race
at
N.
Y.
Saturday
kgti
NEW
YORK,
Feb.
17
Percy
Williams
of
Vancouver
set
a
new
world's
record
for
GO
metres
indoors
in,
a
sn
pml
exhibition
race,
at
the
Metropolitan
indoor
tdick
and
f
fold
chamnionshins
Saturday
night
.
lie
covered
t
tance
in
six
and
four-fifths
seconds,
clipping
one-fifth
ol
n
sppnnd
off
the
mark
set
by
Bob
McAllister
in
1027.
William
Bruder
and
Jimmy
Pappas
of
Newark
ran
second
and
third.
Williams
was
a
trifle
slow
off
the
blocks,
but
pasted
his
rivals
in
the
first
10
yards,
pulling
ahead
at
each
strido
until
he
crossed
the
finish
line
with,
a
long
lead
of
three
yards
ahead
of
Bruder.
TORONTO
IN
TORONTO,
Feb.
18.
The
only
m
porta
nt
change
in
the
standings
is
a
result
of
the
six
week-end
National
hockey
games
was
Tor
onto's
stepping
into
third
place
in
the
international
section
by
de
feating
Montreal.
The
Canadiens
continued
two
.xinta
ahead
of
the
N.
Y.
Amer-cans
by
tying
the
latter
In
Montreal
.
The
Canadiens
led
in
the
ffensiv,
but
the
Americans'
de-ense
saved
them.
Thirteen
thoq-and
saw
the
game.
The
following
were
'the
scores:
Saturday
'
Montiea,10,
Toronto
S,
;
Boston
3,
Chicago
0,
N.
Y.
Americans'
1,1
Cana
liens
1.
'
Ottawa
0,
Pittsburgh
1.
i
'i
Sunday
i
,
Toronto
0,
Detroit
2.
Pittsburgh
1,
N.
Y.
Baggers
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
The
following
quotation1
were
jid
and
asked:
Bayview,
4,
5.
Big
Missouri,
1.91,
1.95.
Cork
Province,
19,
Nil.
Cotton
Belt.
60,
68.
Dunwell,
16,
16.
Duthte
Mines,
62,
GO.
George
Copper,
9.60,
10.00.
Georgie
River,
6G,
57.
Gladstone,
14,
14ft,
Golconda,
1.39,
1,40.
Orandview,
G0V4.
70.
ndependence,
11,
HVi.
pdlan
Mines,
6,
7.
ntern.
Coal
St
Coke,
38'S,
30.
eotenav
Florence.
20.
23.
Kootenay
King,
38
Vi,
3$
U
&
L.,
4V,
5.
Lakeview,
14,
1.
(
Luey
Jim.
,18.
Mphawk,
Ct
7.
,
J
lorton
VooIsey,
4,
4.
Marmot
River
Geld,
GUA
7.
Marmot
Metals,
G,
G'.a.
7
Nttt,
Sil.
G.
S.,
19.
20i.
Noble
Five,
11,
72.
Pend
Oreille,
18J5.
14.25.
Premier,
2.00,
2.0G.
Porter-Idaho,
G3.
01
Ijeeves
Macdpnald,
4.10,
4.15.
Rufus-Argenta,,
58',
39.
imth-Ifop,
Nil,
58.
Silver
Crest,
10ft.
U.
Silverado
Cons.,
1.18,
125.
Silversmith,
1G,
JC'i.
Slocan
King,
94,
10.
Snowflake,
35,
38.
Sunloch,
3.80,
4.00.
Terminus,
Nil,
10.
Topley
Richfield,
47.
48.
Toric
Mines,
20,
2.20.
Whitewater.
Lit
Nil.
Woodbine,
3Vi,
8
..
Bluebird.
20,
91,
Fabyon
Pete,
7,
8,
Eastern
Slocks
Noranda,
selling
at
69.60.
SomeQilng
ehetobe
TTifflihfuljSy
ShoeMsh
Vreitwti
Shot
BILLIARD
STANDINGS
Tllinn
TIT
ATDi-
The
first
-division
standing,
to
r-i
in
1
1
ii
1
1
-
ijuie
is
at
luiiyng
fcr.-.
-.rTHAW
-01liDUfaS
r
.
Canadiens
Still
Two
Points
Ahead
--J&.
of
Rivals
at
Head
of
Hockey
loroU"
.
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ig
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aVHRAGIS
Firet
DivUlon
F.
G.
Pyle
(CD
....3
750
260
W.
E.
Williscroft
(G)
2
600
260
Dr.
J.
A.
West
(CL)
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1
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247
W.
II.
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216
G.
P.
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(CL)
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6
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240
J.
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Band
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recommended
to
tin
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committee
t"i
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meeting
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committee
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of
the
committf.
In
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band
is
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position
now.
i
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News
aed
Views
lint
The
World
of
Sport.
to
be
played
on
Friday
and
Saturday
evenings.
Three
teams
iJfc;T;enior
men.
senioriads
la'ncjjjnf
1
:
termediateswillirr'jve
iW-ithej
'
city
from
the
north
'kboafd'ihe
steamer
Prince
George
Friday
morning
and
will
return
north
on
the
Camosun
Sunday
night.
Suit-able
entertainment
is
being
ar-
.
ranged
.
for
the
twenty
or
more
visitors
during
their
stay
here.
Large
crowds
ate
expected
to
at-
4
tend
the
games
which
should
be
as
interesting
as
any
tnat
have
been
seen
here
in
many
a
day.
The
Anyox
players
of
all
three
divisions
are
a
snappy
lot
and
j
are
said
tP
be,
confident
of
clean
ing
up
the
whole
series.
.
v
m
-
The
Prince
Ruplft
players;
fori
the
series
will
be
chosen
ronrt
.
Senior
(Lee
Dell
In
charge)
Poll
Howard,
Clifford
Gilker,
Willi
Lambie.
Will
Mitchell,
Alex
Mitchel,
Dido
Gurvich,
Gedrgefc
Mitchell,
Dpug
Frizzell,
Joe
Gosse,
Mike
Budinich
and
SpJro
Gurvich.
Ladies
(Frank
Allen
and
Ralph
I
.
Smith
in
charge)
Cathie
Irvine,
!'..
Evelyn
.
March,
Lillian
Lowe,
Helen
Sim,
Sue
Boddie,
May
Ness,
Julia
Walters,
Chrissie
Mc-Leod
and
Margaret
Gilchrist
Intermediate
(George
Mitchell
and
Ralph
Smith
in
charge)
Bob
Irvine,
Bob
Stalker,
Harold
Mac-'f
donald,
Danny
Morrison,
Allan
Cross,
Joe
Scott.
Ernie
Ratchford,
Eddie
Smith,
II.
Bagshaw,
johnny
Pieree
and
E.
Smith.
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in
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Week
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Expenditures
for
Coaisj
W.
Mitchell
(GT)
.
5
1004
201
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S.
Beesley
(G)
2
385
198
E.
Fenelftft
(GT)
.
...
1
196
196
W.
Williams
(GT)
..
1
W.
II.
Jarmao
(GT)
.
2
J.
Bulger
(GT)
1
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Individual
Avtragcs
180
180
M6
173
136
(Second
Division)
G.
T.
Av
Grotto
8
2706
902
Grand
Terminals
....
3
2639
880
Cold
Storage
2
1706
864
P.
WIHIama
(GT)
.
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8
600
200
J.
May
(CS
2
400
200
A.
Macdonald
(CS)
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4
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194
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