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published
or
displayed
br
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Colombia
SCOTTISH
CUP
REPLAY
GLASGOW.
March
sixth
round
Scottish
the
following
were
results
:
Celtic
2,
Motherwell
J
14:
In
the
Cup
repiay
yesterday
V
J
1.
GROTTO
LEADS
IN
BILLIARDS
Played
Grotto
went
into
the
lead
of
the
second
division
billiard
league
with
a
substantial
margin
over
the
j
1
Cold
Storage
as
a
result
of
the
pteying
of
last
week's
fixture
which
was
completed
last
night.
The
tobacconists
made
th
first
clean
sweep
of
the
reason
over
the
L.
Youngman
2)ii't
179.
Four
of
this
weeks
second
divi-
1
:on
fixtures
were
also
played
last
night,
but
the
Grotto
did
not
fare
.
0
well
it
the
hsnds
of
the
Cold
Storage,
who
won
three
of
the
games
and
are
leading
782
to
680.
on
the
aggregate
.
The
individual
scores
were
as
follows:
J.
HUIman.
Cold
Storage.
200;
M
?!
McLachlan.
Grotto.
175.
U
Buillie
200,
Joe
Beesley
119.
A
Jacdonald
182.
W.
E.
Wil-
?,4,
ir,ft
2H.
J.
Campbell
200.
George
How
1X6.
,
The
final
game
betweon
ENGLAND
OUT
!
SMALL
SCORE
wickets
down.
Th?
wicket
today
Baptie.
Cold
Storage,
and
S.
D.JJt
Hamilton
wacuuiMua,
uroiio,
IS
TO
oe
pwyPS!
tonight
.
Canadian
Legion
and
GrrrttoJ
will
also
meet
tonight
in
the
first
division.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
English
League,
DirWion
1
Rirmingham
1.
Arsenal
1.
Newcastle
United
2,
Aston
Villa
1.
Portsmouth
2,
Blackburn
2.
Liverpool
2.
Westham
1.
English
League,
DivMon
2
Reading
.1,
Wolverhampton
0.
:
I
A
deliKt
to
the
1
connoisseur
I
a
revelation
to
the
1
sceptic
I
DISTILLED
I
1
IN
SCOTLAND
fl
wo.
H
!
m
James
Buchanan
ciCcw,
VHaBBMr
9
B
26
Holborn,
London,
E.CJ.
'l&mKtim&r
This
advertisement
Is
not
publisheu
or
displayed
by
th
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
colorful
figures.
BILLIARD
STANDINGS
First
Division
TEAM
STANDINGS
..)
PI.
Ttl
At
Terminals
.
5
5971
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INDIVIDUAL
AVERAGES
HV.
E.
Wrmscftfft
(G)
2
560
260
4br.
J.
A.
West
ttJL)
.
1
247
47
W.
ILTr
(tfTl
.
11
2721
247
F.
G.
FUe
(CL)
J.
Andrew
(CD
GT)
.
.
3
718
29
.
Id.
P.
Tlnkr
(CI)
.
9
2141
288
H
P.
Balagno
(GT)
11
210
2f7
Al
Donald
(G)
.....
11
291
2S
1
M.
Andrews
(CL)
.
9
2119
286
M.
NcLachlan
(G)
.2
464
22
1
W.
J.
NffSfW
(GT)
.
11
2S81
2d
E.
Feneion
'(OT)
.
.
.
Col.
McMordie
(CL)
Alex
Murray
(CL)
F.
Stephens
(G)
.
Bert
Morgan
(G)
A.
A.
Easson
(G)
Y.
Williams
(GT)
1),
Brown
(G)
...
W.
Mitchell
(GT)
;J.
Bemley
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tt
J.
Blir
&
1878
229
10
2342
224
S
678
224
.
6
1311
219
Ben
Self
(GT)
2
485
218
9
1942
216
11
2872
216
5
1068
214
11
2812
218
.
2
4S
218
ll
2818
210
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1648
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.
2
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178
1
186
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(SecondDiiision)
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Cold
Storage
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4152
898
Grand
Terminal
.
.
.
5
4121
884
Individual
Avrraces
J.
May
(CS,
2
160
200
F.
Williams
(GT)
.
5
9M
UM
A.
Macdonald
(CS)
.
6
1170
196
W.
Willlscroft
(0)
.
10
1902
100
J.
Campbell
(CS)
.
8
1515
180
J.
Beesley
(G)
8
1612
18&
M.
McLachlan
(G)
.
11
2380.
185
J.
Hillman
(CS)
.
10
1817
182
Ben
Self
(GT)
5
919
184
W.
Mitchell
(GT)
...
i
910
18
W.
Bailey
(Cg)
..
10
1811
181
C.
Baptie
(CS)
....
10
lg02
180
S.
D.
Macdonald
(G)
ID
1768
176
G.
Howe
G)
...;,.l
1
1800
174
E.
Feneion
(GT)
...
6
1002
167
John
Bulger
(GT)
X
11
1817
16
W.
H.
Jarman
(GT)
11
17IG
158
C.
Youngman
(GT)
11
1711
166
J.
Dougherty
(O)
...
3
459
158
Bert
Morgan
(G)
....
2
301
161
C
Krause
(CS)
4
682
140
J.
Walker
GT)
....
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88
88
WHAT
It
IS
TO
STARVE
When
tlje
impassioned
oralor
held
out
his
arms
and
walled
pathetically:
"Have
any
of
you
ever
suffered
the
pangi
of
hunger?"
a
girl
In
one
of
the
front
seats
nearly
broke
up
the
meeting
by
aildlbly
remarking:
ni
tell
the
world
I
I
was
twenty
minutes
late
for
lunch
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Jhursday.
Ma
r
!
Sport
Ghat
Baseball
talk
is
already
in
the
Made
Only
25"
In
Second
Innings
!
air
and
ii
is
to
be
hoped
that
of
Fifth
Test
Cricket
Jit
will
turn
out
this
year
to
be
Match
!
more
than
mere
talk.
Last
year
t
there
was
no
league
baseball
in
FINISH
UNCERTAIN
Prince
Rupert
and
it
would
i
I
too
bad
If
that
were
to
be
again
Rad
Wicket
Cause
For
Failure
j
the
case
In
1929.
There
are
of
Visiting
Team
Today
at
j
plenty
of
ardent
supporters
of
Melbourne
ithe
game
In,
the
city
and
a
num-
-ber
of
new
players
are
reported
MELBOURNE,
Auat.,
March
14.
to
have
arrived
here
since
last
mtat
held
by
the
Anyox
Club
that
it
has
been
to
have
another.
There
as.
e.
Mates
.
men
s
ana
mixed
i
far
as
biif
time
pufilism
is
concerned.
Those
two
beatings
of
his
of
late
first
at
the
hands
of
.
old
Jim
Maloney
and
then
from)
a
year
ago
was
fighting
the
world's
champion
for
the
title.
'
At
the
close
of
olav
in
the
fifth
1
rear.
Talk
fin
it
that
there
will
junior
leagues
which
are
still
cricket
test
match
between
Eng-
be
a
three
team
league
this
sea-j
valiantly
carrying
on
in
spite
of
.
land
and
Australia
today,
the
son
with
dubs
possibly
from
the
the
fact
that
the
senior
and
lad-scores
stood
for
England,
$15
in
Gyro
Club,
Native
Sons
oflli'
leagues
have
dropped
out
of;
the
first
inning
and
257
in
the
Canada
and
Eagles.
Some
of
,
the
picture.
Intermediate
and
,
jeet
should
be
to
have
a
three
'
selves
and
It
would
seem
that
the
i
favored
the
team
Senior
league.
Two
team,
fans
could
work
up
an
interest'
A
..
...
wn
1
1
n
n
uwUm
n
A
;r
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,
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u
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4.
:
j
.
m
i
inusinuiaii
wnjio
auu
n
ti
leagues
nave
nol
Or
a
very
UC-
I
nicjr
nailltru
w
insiCitll
ui
ur-
cor.t;nus
treacherous
tomorrow
cessful
In
the
past
for
it
needs
moaning
the
fact
that
there
are
the
Antipodeans
may
not
hare
more
dubs
than
that
to
sustain
j
no
more
eenior
or
ladies'
games.
rakes
(lean
Sweep
Over
dram
;
n
easy
task
to
win.
If
the
wic-
interest
in
the
game.
Terminals
in
Second
Division,
ket
is
improved
Australia
should!
Referred
Gaaie
Heine:
win
it
riot
vir
tnrt-
in
th
ri
So
fUgcWiful
was
a
recent
EARLY
DEATH
BASEBALL
UMP
PHILADELPHIA.
March
14:
The
death
of
Sherwood
Magee,
Crand
Terminals,
the
score
being
iaged
44
from
pneumonia
ng
xnme
was
piaya
iau
nignt
...1
II'
c
lir:
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a
r
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wirii
.
a
.
11
iu:.n.iuii
uvat
i
.
t
JaIli
I.
1.
.
1
umpire
League
and
for
many
years
member
of
the
Phila-
!iD(?
of
a&e
of
baebirs
most
tounut
defidp
1
will
b
Basketball
is
also
having
its
ups
and
downs
at
A
lyox
and
a
blow-up
in
the
Intermediate
j
League
hi
threatened,
it
btiriK'
rumored
that
the
Stoje
Offk-e
team
will
not
be
seen
in
action
.
j
doubles
as
well
as
singles
and
1
lira
in
this
season.
Sehior
and
1
I
quite
a
number
of
entries
are
i
Ladies'
League
activities
an-!
expected
by
the
time
piay
gets
'
however,
being
continued
with
i
under
waj-
on
Tuesday
of
next
j
considerable
success.
Winners
week.
Anonymous
donors
have
j
of
trophies
awarded
!
by
the
;
put
op
cuds
for
single
play
and
Parent
Teachers'
Association
for
the
cltib
will
provide
trophies'
Junior
League
play
have'
"hot
yet
'
for
doubles.
,
been
decided.
High
School
has
won
four
games
by
a
close
m.
r-
Apparently
it
is
to
be
"cur-
gin
over
Public
School,
the
lat
t
tan
Legion
4
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1141
Qrbtto
S
M77
1U5'
tain
for
Tom
Heeney,
the
met-
game
was
a
draw
and
three
more
eoric
Australian
heavyweight,
as
have
yet
to
be
played.
HOCKEY
MAGNATE
DIES
AT
SEATTLE
Otto
Von
Porat,
the
Norwegian
Pete
Muldoon,
Pr.rt
Owner
of
the
heavy,
who
is
a
fairly
new
fig-'!
Seattle
Hockey
Club
Uan
j
ure
in
the
game
have
been
bad
1
Heart
Attack
blows
to
his
career.
To
be
I
bten
by
a
has-Deen
ajnti
then
SEATTLE,
fcirch
14:
Pete
by
a
never-wasser
should
settle
Muldoon,
widely
known
Seattle
the
soap
of
the
Ansae'
who
but;1101'
proroqter
and
apqrtsman,
aiea
as
tne
result
or
a
heart
at-
tack
yesterday
ufternoon
while
driving
to
Tacoma
with
Nate
.
If
tbey
would,
basketball
tans
,
Druxman.
hia
associate
iu
the
of
this
city
could
derive
con--Seattle
hockey
club
and
Hugh
siderable
entertainment
front
thejM.
Campbell,
former
mayor
ut
doings
of
the
intermediate
,
and
Seattle.
RIFLE
ASSN.
PKHSIIIBNT
OTTAWA.
,
adier
Gen.
J
March
13:
Brig-i
wjstarted
.;DffFt-,.nf
Van-,fe7
together
I
second.
Australia
made
491
in
I
these
orrinltions
are
already
.junior
league
activities
are
being.
uver
today
fleeted
the
first
innings
and
had
scored
'
taking
the
matter
up
of
stippor-
continued
with
considerable
zesti11
of
the
Inninion
of
only
seven
in
tne
stcond
witn
do
ting
a
team.
An
...v.
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inmrltn
t&t.
ton
the
nart
of
the
nlavpra
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Association
pretiW
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Could
Rot
S!ceB
Heart
Would
Sfart
rumpmg
and
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,
pumping
ail
p.,
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neighbor
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1lloiQ
Biead.&
Bcliei
Bread.
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l4
r&
taking
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only
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w-
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quality
is
always
the
same
Jr.
it
FOURTH
STREET
TH
lw
mm
know
values
SURPRISING
number
of
shrewd,
successful
business
men.
who
can
afford
to
pay
almost
any
price,
wear
Tip
Top
Clothes.
They
know
the
worth
of
their
money
and
they
know
just
what
great
clothes
value
thoy
can
get
at
the
Tip
Top
store.
Tip
Top
Clothes
are
all
tailored
to
individual
measure
all
one
prfce.
Hundreds
of
smart,
new,
imported
woolens
are
offered
for
your
selection.
Sec
them
now.
Save
money
and
get
better
dollies
made
to
your
measure.
P.
CRAVETTO
Clothes
HUNCH
RUPERT.
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