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TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Wednesday,
Febru
'ry
is
192J
News
and
Views
In
The
World
of
Sport
FORMER
IDOL
OF
THE
John
"liana"
Wagm
t,
(
arn
gie.
Pa.,
I'onn.T
bij;
league
baseball
star,
recently
uppointed
ait:int
s
iprnnt
at-nrms
in
the
Pennsylvania
hous'
of
represent
at
hcs.
is
.
n
here
being
sworn
in.-.
,
1
k
-s
:
'
CANADIENSARE
JINXFOLLOWS
INTHE
LEAD
VICTORIA
CUBS
Famous
Montreal
French
Hockey
Lose
Again
at
Hockey
to
the
Van-Team
Tops
League
.Once
I
couver
Lions
More
.
VICTORIA,
Feb,
13.
The
TORONTO.
Feb.
13:
The
Can'
iinx
whkh
has
ben
hanging
adiens
are
again
in
the
lead
of:aro1ond
the
,air
of
the
Victoria
the
international
section,
of
the
C,ub9J?1r
the
paBt
fve
Kfmes
con-National
tinued
Pence
here
last
night,
Hockey
League
by
one
"hen
the
Lions
point
at
a
result
of
their
taking
ancouver
sailed
their
first
victory
of
the
season
hom
with
a
wo
tone
v,ct7-
i
Montreal
fai
m
to
break:
the
Me
with
Toront
imAJ..TC(u,'
,
!
Detroit
lost
to
Boston.
f0'
SnSLlT'
yJ..r
The
following
were
the
scores:
Canadlens
2,
Pittsburgh
0.
Montreal
1,
Ottawa
2.
Detroit
0.
Boston
1..
t
REGINA
MAN
JOINS
LIONS
OF
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
13.
j
Frank
Jerwa,
brother
of
Joe,
star'
defence
man,
has
been
drafted
by
the
Lions
from
the
Regina
Pats.
He
is
another
six
footer.
CLU-COLDS
I
Check
at
fint
sneeze.
I
Rub
on
inhsle
vapors
XICKS
V
VAPORUp
Ormt
Ct
Miflimn
Jot
Ymmrfy
A
delight
connoisseur
a
revelation
to
the
sceptic
hi
n
DISTILLED
BLENDED
BOTTLED
IN
SCOTLAND
i
i
James
Duchanan
&
Co-
Umlted
16
HolSom,
London,
E.CJ,
This
advertisement
Is
not
Liquor
Control
Board
British
B.'
!.
DIAMOND
HONORED
in
front
that
it
needs
a
cyclone
1.
U
1
1
.1
!
-
UM
resting
anne
oonom
or
tne
ft
po,nte
1,1
the
rear
of
i"
the
first
period
and
the
win-
ning
counter
was
scored
by
So-mera
in
the
last
session.
Old
country
football
English
League,
Division
1
i
Uxexpool
2,
Manchester
United
Scottish
League,
Division
2
Clydebank
3,
Morton
3.
PULSE
AND
CENTRE
LONDON.
Feb.
IS:
Wrl
M.i
chett
who
recently
explored
Wall
'
Street
states
here
that
the
trip
served
only
to
convince
him
that
London
is
stii)
"the
pulse
and
centre
of
the
entire
world."
Peek
vs.
Peck
-divorce
trial.
February
14.
In
United
Church.
'
'
1
,
published
or
displayed
by
the
or
by
the
Government
of
Columbia
?Mcy
MltiamsAdds
to
Laurels
Already
Won
Broke
Record
for
45
Yard
Sprint,
Doing
It
at
Meadow-brook
in
4
9-10
Seconds;
Canadian
Girls
Won
Relay
Race
PHILADELPHIA,
Feb.
13.Percy
Williams
of
Vancouver
added
another
great
set
of
achievements
to
his
list
nst
ni.cht
at
Meadowbrook
Athletic
Club
games
here
bv
uvi
ripfpntfnrr
a
nicked
collection
of
sorinters
to
win
both
special
40-yaru
mviiauun
.
the
pick
of
American
dash
with
travelling
45
yards
.
.
.
t
11
r
1
nis
neat
ana
tne
iinai
01
a
Williams
again
whipped
non
and
in
dolne
so
is
credited
m
fntpi-
time
than
ever
has
!
or
the
heat
was
4
9-10
seconds,
which
has
no
equal
on
the
record
books
.
The
time
for
the
final
was
5
1-10
seconds
.
In
the
final
Karl
WildermUth
of
Georgetown
was
second,
Pappas
Newark
third,
and
Chet
Bowman
of
Newark
fourth.
.
.
,
The
Canadian
girls'
relay
team
defeated
the
Sport
Chat
Arrangements
have
been
made
for
the
Smithers
hockey
team
to
visit
Vanderhoof
on
Feb.
19
and
20..
to
play
two
return
games
with
the
Vanderhoof
aggregation.
These
games
should
be
well
worth
watching.
The
teams
are
evenly
matched
and
put
up
some
clean
fast
hockey
In
their
Beries
at
Smlthers.
The
Smithers
people
were
delighted
with
the
exhibit'
iops
played
there
and
there
is
every
reason
to
believe
that
great
matches
will
be
staged
in,
Vandr-hoof.
On
Tuesday
night
there
will
be
a.
dance.
The
expend
of
bringing
the
Smlthers
team
to;
Vanderhoof.
are
heavy
and
the.,
public
if
being
appealed
to
to.
,give
lha-
Vanderhoof
hockey
club
their
heartiest
support
in
(defraying
the
necessary
disburse
ments
.
From,v
what,
one
gleams
from
the
dalb'jpapers,
it
seema
evident
that
the
boys
in
the
boxing
racket
arpund
Seattle
grew
bery
panicky
when
the
Portland
old-time
ring-ster
Eddie
Cartwright,
thrust
hl
chin
out
for
that
lethal
sock,,
ad;
Jinlnistered
by
Cecil
Geysel.
i'At
rate
UP
we-nt
their
hands
,J
.
.
.
.
i
r
rr
n
gestures
of
resignation.
The
Se
attle
situation
probably
has
rid
parallel.
By
statute,
boxing
lr
Washington
siate
was
made
illegal
som
years
back.
Yet
the
boys
carried
on,
conducted
week
ly
shows
and
Seattle
named
its
I
boxing
commission
every
year.
Impending
developments
are
being
awaited
with
Interest
Jack
Sharkey
and
Young
Strlb-.
ling
are
now
bpth
at
Miami
Beach.
Florida,
where
their
bfg
neavyweigni
elimination
battle
will
take
place
toward
the
end
0
this
month,
Sharkey
is
'
no
staging
an
intensive
training
campaign
and
is
said
to
be
the
far
orite
to
win.
"If
I
find
I
am
getting
overtrained,
I
will
slow
down
for
a
wbile'i
he
states.
Stribling.
vhV-W
tfeen
training
hard
for
the
.past
week
or
sb,
is
now
on
a
fishing
trip
to
the
Everglades.
Jatk
Dempsey
says
that
ticket."
iales
for
the
flirht
'have
reached
fhe
$189,000
mark
which
is
some
-.$30,000
more
than'
the
estimates,
ihlch
have
been
placed
on
the
cost
of
promoting
the
fight.
Grary
A.
Steffen,
otherwise
Willie
Ritchie,
former
lightweight
boxing
champlbn
of
the
World,
has
entered
a
new
role
In
the
sport
world.
He
li
the
g6al
keeper
of
the
San
Francisco
team
in
the
California
Hockey
League.
Just
where
Ritchie
'earned
his
hockey
is
not
known
No
record
of
his
appearance,
with
any
1
unadian
team
has
ever
lilui
I
till.
LI
..
iv-vii
uiM
iunni.
uucnie
is
a
pout
38
years
old!
He
Was
always
a
clever
b6xt-r
and
goalkeeplng
may
be
just
In
his
line.
The
pad
ded
mitts
have
given
way
to
the
padded
shins.
Ritchie
may
have
found
the
answer
to
the
question
6f
where
do
boxers
go
when
they
quit
the
ring?
Charley
McCarthy,
fc'ho
entered
the
professional
boxing
game
with
More
or
less
success,
was
once
goalkeeper
Of
the
Montreal
Wanderers
in
the
1
Jrr
t
:
i
t
.'
been
done
before.
His
time
early
days
of
the
N.H.L.
Lionel
Conacher
of
the
New
lork
Americans
was
an
amateur
boxing
star,
and
might
have
won
suc
cess
in
professional
circle
hidi
he
cared
to
enter
that
field.
Mondou,
the
player
who
recently
Joined
the
Canadlens
from
the
Providence
team
of
the
Canadian-American
League,
has
won
am
ateur
boxing
honors
In
Montreal.
CELTIC
WIN'S
GLASGOW.
Feb.
18:
Celtic
defeated
Cowdenbeath
yesterday
In
the
Scottish
first
division
foot-
ball
1
to
nil.
i
FISHER
BODY.
.
.
.
.
STYLE
AND
Additions
no
omer
car
can
Fisher
Body
gives
General
Motor
earn
additional
value
no
other
cars
can
itivc.
No
other
cars
can
put
this
several
hundred
dollars
worth
of
additional
vuluc
into
their
hodics
hecousc
no
one
else
has
Fisher
advantages
or
Fisher
resources.
ETcryonc
can
measure
this
greater
dollars
nnd
cents
value
in
a
minute
because
they
can
sec
It
with
their
own
eyes.
The
advantages
Fisher
has
over
others
are
shown
in
finer
finish
than
the
others
can
afford
-finer
hnrdwaro.and
(intcrior'fitincntH
than
they
con
nflord
finer
iipholstery
than
they
cun
GENERAL
MOTORS
OF
CANADA,
LIMITED
MORE
GAMES
ARE
PLAYED
I.O.D.E.
City
Open
Badminton
Bert
West
Still
Leading
in
Com-Tournament
j
Now
In
Second
I
pilntlnn
of
Aggregates
Round
I
I
This
Hit
contains
all
players
Games
in
the
I.O.D.E.
city
,n
the
prince
Kupert
Cribbage
open
badminton
tournament
are
ingy,,
having
a
score
of
CO
or
being
played
off
With
despatch
oVer
up
to
Bnd
!ncU(Unir
gBtneB
and
the
competition
has
now-0j
Fehruary
,
11
reached
the
second-
found
in
nil
is
;
'
'
divisions,
a
few
second
round
JlmUnil,
n
i
-nti
.
vm
to.B.
West,
P.
R.
Hotel
80
Same-
..a,.i.B
a..cu,
Sd
All
players
left
in
the
tourna
-
nent
are
being
asked
to
,
atwl
tnntirKt
.
In
tilnv
WimM.
i
o
.
.
Following
were
last
night's
cort,g.
Ladies
Doubles
Fi
st
round-Mrs.
C.
J.
Nor
-
ington
and
Miss
Mary
Astori
beat
tfrs.
J.
R.
Tannock
and
Miss
L.
A.
Ellett.
16-G,
16-10.
Mr.
Shelford
Dnrton
and
Mr.
'.
Long
beat
Mrs.
J.
Morton
and
hm
J.
A.
Teng,
15-4,
'-5-1
Mixed
Doubles
Pfrst
round-Mr.
afld
Mrf.
John
V.
'Clyne
beat
Mrs.
J.
Itor
-
fori
and
W
Tobey.
16-2,
15-10.
Mrs.
H
.
1
8hadwll
and
C.
J.
NortrirtKton
beat
Mrs.
A.
B.
Liz-
ney
and
Carl
Brand,
1&-12.
15-10..W.
Davies
Caodin
Legion
Second
1
round
Mrs.
II.
L.
SHa
dwell
and
C.
J.,
Norriiigtou
beat
Mr.
C.
J.
Korrington
and
Robert
Stuart,
15-9.
15-9.
Men's
Doubles
First
round
Alf
Slocomb
and
Carl
IJrand
beat
Alex
Rix
and
Roger
Wright,
15-3,
16-14.
HOCKEY
TRADE
PITTSBURGH,
Pa.,
Feb.
13:
Harold
Cotton,
Pittsburgh
left
winger
has
been
traded
to.
Tor-
oaU
for
Jerry
Lewrei
also
a
left
winger.
.1
mxre
F
1
S
E
R
INDIVIDUAL
CRIB
SCORERS
.
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fio
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Mrown
New
hnipreHs
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r
t.
nr
:
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J.
Clark
P.
R.
Hotel
84
A-
A-
Mi-KWen
Cold
Storage
.
84
S.
II.
Pearce
New
Empress
.
83
J-
Wation
P.
R.
Hotel
82
;W.
Rante
Canadian
Legion
.
82
A
Mcintosh
C.
N.
Operating
82
H.
Utour.au
K.
of
C.
..
81
W.
Roth
will
Orange
Lodge
81
T.
M.
J.
Fortune
K.
of
C.
.
80'
V.
Houston
Orange
Lodge
D.
-Smith
P..
It.
Hotel
...
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W
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T7
7G
im
Moran
New
Empress
.
jR-
Anderson
Cold
Storage
.
K.
Smith
Orange
Lodge
...
H.
R.
Hill
C.
N.
Operating
i
X
Hughes
C.
M
rechanlcs
A.
Harvey
P.
R.
Hotel
,
T.
Rousay
Eagles
J.
Unkles
Canadian
Legion
.
J.
Andrews
Grotto
II.
Skattebol
C.
N.
Operating
J.
Watt
P.
R.
Hotel
D.
Kennedy
Cold
Storage
H.
Astoria
K.
of
C
J.
Wynne
Orange
Idge
..
Iw.
Bailey
Orange
Lodge
..
F.
Skjellum
New
Empress
L.
Astoria
K.
of
C
M.
M.
Lamb
Canadian
Legion
A.
King
C.
N.
Operating
..
II.
Arney
Moose
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4
v
.
.
VALUE
STANDARD
CASEYS
HOLD
FINE
SMOKER
Jirge
Crowd
in
Attendant,
C
KnoynWe
Affair
Usl
N
In
Catholic
Hall
Ah
enjoyable
smoker
wu
nst
night
in
th-
(
utholit
u
wy
the
Knights
i
(
..lumbui
.
mfrge
crowd
beiin
in
nhj..
Alex
Mucdonald
o.-cupjcj
chair
and
the
program
iheluded'
(idrer
'-y
Ulshop
i.
M.
Bunor
fltrlni-
'I,
at
by
iSuss:,,:n
hjV
rs:
vori,!
olo
bv
Han-v
A,i0fi,.
iuiiii
nuiif
uy
milllin
Ulllies
'
t
'.nnie
.
uy
Pete
!!yi
harmoniti
I
1
t
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oy
L.OU1S
Ast.,11
;
u,-i
iy
F-ither
Hammond:
unonJiH
i!o
by
J.
H.
M.-h.r;
,ote
:
olos
by
L.
F.
(
!,.,,
ui,
mUm
ojr
ramer
.xii
!-
d,.
I'iUS
fre8hments
were
s:rvel
me
committee
rep.insiUe
t)v
arrangments
of
the
smok9
ipnsisted
of
Harry
Astori.
r
her;
J.
J.
Muldoon,
J.
J
a
?t.
uu;rn
aicnacnem,
A,
D,
GiL
lies
and
Joe
McDonald.
to
7G
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r
renen
new
r.mprcs
(j
70
F.
Barber
C.
N.
Me.
hamu
H
75
R.
T.
J.
Rose
C.
N.
M
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75
W.
Reid
Eagles
74
t.
Vierlck
Eagles
jj
74
F.
Rlffou
K.
of
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F.
Aldridge
Orange
Lodite
a
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K.
of
r
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Lawrenson
Canadian
Legioa
(4
GO
n.
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native
mms
u
B.
Barrie
Grotto
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Try
'Dally
News
h-ii
OIpTHB
WORLD
afford
finer
and
stauncher
structural
work
than
they
can
afford.
Hccuuse
they
have
not
Fisher
advantages
und
resources,
others
have;
to
skimp
on
the
inside
and
tho
outside
of
their
hodics
in
order
to
hold
down
the
price.
Whether
you
are
chiefly
interested
in
only
ttro
or
three
hotly
features,
or
in
body
quality
as
a
ie10e,
you
should
by
all
means
compare
the
Fisher
Hotly
car
in
riefl
field
in
ichich
you
are
interested,
with
any
or
every
other
car
in
that
field.
Only
then
can
you
base
your
decision
upon
intimate
knowledge
of
the
facts.
CAMUAC
hi
SALLE
.
MrUVCnLtJf.nVlCK
OAKLAND
OLOSMOIULE
roSTIAC
.
CHEVROLET