i
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TA'JE
TWO
PRESENTATIONS
1
I
ANNUAL
BANQUET
L
CITYB1LLIARDS'
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J
'Number
of
Trophies
lo
Be
Han-,
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11
f,
T.
a:.
6B
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fas:
b.-
tied
Out
by
the
Mayor
to
Successful
Competitors
"
At
the
Prince
Rupert
BUUar(hjiipty
head
of
,
the
physical
Association's
Annual
rBanqurt;at;jjjXlh
d
deparimfnt
of
the
Y.
M.
the
Boston
Hall
Saturday,
tries
ident
F.
Stephens
in
the
chair,
prizes
will
be
presented
by
Mayor
IcMordie
as
follows:
City
Billiard
League
First
Division
Brunswjck
-
Balke
Collender
's
Shield
Won,
by
Canadian
egion.
Individual
cups,
won
by
team
members
(donated
by
John
Dul
ler)
S.
P.
McMordUvF.
G.
Pyle,
A.
Murray,
J.
Andrews,
N.
Andrews,
G.
P.
Tinker
and
Dr.
West
:
High
break
prize
A.
Donald.
Second
Division
'
i
Besner
Cup
Won
by.
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
Co.
Individual
cupai
,wpn
,by
team
"
members
W.
Baill!e;-J.
Hlllman,
J.
Nay,
A.
Macdonald,
G.
Krause,
C.
Baptie
and
J.
Campbell.
;
High
break
prite
(donated
by
;
Joe
Brown)
Won
by
M.
M.
Junior
Championship
Association
Cup
won
by
Wm.
Mitchell.
n
Runner-up
Cup,
won
by
A.
Macdonald.
High
break
prize
(donated
bjT
Boston
Cafe),
won
by
Wm.
Mit-'chell.
'
,
Senior
Championship
Association
Cup
won,
tty
C.
P.
Balagno.
Runner-up
Cup
won
by
F.
G.
Pyle.
i
High
break
prize
donrfted
by
Empress
Social
ClUb),
won
by
A.
A.
Easson.
"
'
Hie
At
W0A
The
"Spirit"
of
France
PROMINENT
FIGURES
IN
SPORT
Written
Especially
for
the
Daily
News
by
the
Sporfs
Editov
,)'
a,
'i,
,
,
-
1
-
H;t
i'
v
'
"
Dr.
James
Naismith,
Father
of
Basketball
,
'From
the
obscurity
of
an
in
-
;
structor
in
physical
culture,
Dr.
J,afn8:.
Jj&smith
has
bec.qme
university
known
a
the
"father
to
of
basketball."
Dr.
Luther
II.
u
A.
Training
School
at
Spring-
field,
Mass.,
instructed
his
as-
sistant,
Dr.
Naismith,
to
invent
some
kind
of
a
game
that
would
occupy
the
men
on
the
gymna-
rfium
floor
outside
the
regular
of
class
hours
from
the
month
of
December
to
March.
Ideas
for
the
game
that
was
to
become
known
as
basketball
came
from
of
duck
on
the
rock,
lacrosse
and
football.
Basketball
as
originally
'
as
:
CARPETBOWLING
NEARING
CLOSE
:
Ben
Dalgarno's
Rink
Should
Win
Honors
in
St.
Andrew's
Competition
With
three
fixtures
on
chedule
yet
to
be
played,
Ben1
Dafcarno's
rink,
which
hag
two
'
more
games,
has
a
two
point
lead!
over
Jack
McLean's
rink
which!
has
one
game
yet
to
play.
The
Dalgarno
rink
has
not
yet
lost
a
game
since
the
series
smarted.
.
Last
night
George
Scott's
rink
beat
Jack
Watson's
11
to
8.
The
&ext
game
on
Thursday
night
will
be
;
between
R.
Cameron
and
B.
Oflgarno
rinks.
The
standing
of
rinks'
to
date:
WD
L
P
B,
Dalgarno
5
1
0
11
J.
McLean
..
.
4
1
J.
Watson
3
1
J.
Frew
.
...
2
2
C.
Taylor
..
2-
1
B.
Cameron
1
S
G.
Abbott
2
1
G.
Scott
2
0
,5,
Tliree
Musketeers
Make
their
Wow
!
your
service
.
.
.
brave
Athos,
Porthos
and
Aramis.
By
courage
alone
a
gentleman
then
made
his
High
intrigue
was
the
business
day
.
.
.
a
lady's
handkerchief
worth
a
king's
ransom
...
a
swift
and
glittering
rapier
a
passport
to
wealth
and
fame.
The
gay
and
dashing
spirit
of
old
France
.
.
THREE
Bottled
at
Cognac,
France
played
at
Springfield.
College
In
1801
bad
nine
raen.n
&
team,
the
number
beintt
later
reduced
seven
and
finally
to
five.
The
game
became
popular
at
once
and
soon
universal.
Dr..Naiflsmith
is
a
Canadian
by
birth,
having
first
seen
the
light
of
day
at
Almonte.
Ont.,
on
Novertber
6.
1861.
He
graduated
from
McGill
University
in
1887
and
for
three
years,
was
director
physical
education
there.
He
was
later
identified
with
the
Y.
M.
C.
A.
at
Springfield
and
Den-
,ver.
He
graduated
as
a
doctor
medicine,
in
1898
and
that
year
joined
the
University
of
Kansas
professor
of
physical
culture,
Im.
CIUCKET
MA&AGEIti"
IS
J&tGflTED
AFTER
V
AUSTRALIAN
TOUR
,
i.nvtinw
nri
vk-
23:
pJVw
'
Toone.
v
manager
of
the
Marylebone
UllUll
U
1
llLlllU
1
II
Louis,
New
York,
Pittsburgh"
cricket
club
team
that
tour-
Icinnati,
Brooklyn,
Philadelphia,
'V81'
recenUJ'.
has
""'"w-
uecn
secretary
of
the
Yorkshire
",cket
c,ub
R,nce
1903
is
61
years
of
age.
t
.t
.t
4,
4
4j
!
VANCOUVER
LIONS
BEAT
HOLLYWOODS
IN
HOCKEY
MATCH
LOS
ANGELES.
April
23
-The
,
Vancouver
Lions
opened
the
,
southern
California
ice
hockeyiun
invasion
Jbiere
Uat
plgfct
witfi'
a
twd
tb'!dU
victory
over
the
llol-,
Ixwjdi.,,
,
j
I
Keep
it
Handy
as
an
Emergency
Measure
In
caie
of
ttf&nen
way.
or
tccidnl&((
h
wie
to
ketp.!
bottle
of
the
of
Henneuf
tBrtndy
.,
bAOdf.
.
STAR
MIR
HENNESSY
BRANDY
This
advertisement.
I?no)u1)lisbci
or
displayed
bythe
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by.Uie
Government
'
of
British
C61umbla.
V.-
"'
A
1
TIIE
DAILY
N12WS
Tuesday,
April
2Z.
4,
4.
4.
4
.
BROKE
WORLD'S
RECORD
1
.'laL.
Wft
Mrs.
Lela
Brooks
Potter
of
loronto
who
iast
Saturday
ska-
,
ted
the
quarter-mile
in
45
sec-
I
onds,
clipping
three-fifths
of
a
second
off
the
world's
record,
made
at
Pittsburgh
three
years
Vtf.
wueuer
oi
.w
101K.
Mr
rs.
I'otter
.
triumph
came
at
the
indoor
speed
skating
cham-
l-ionships
at
Detroit.
tiCHICAGOCUBS
"
CuHIH
PTni7MPTIl
Rogers
Hornsby's
Team
Makes
Good
Beginning
in
Big
League
Matches
NEW
YOHk
Anril
Oo.Tho
first
week
of
the
season
has
re
-
vealed
not
only
a
tremendous
bat-
ting
punch
in
the
Chicago
Cubs
lineup
with
Rogers
Hornsby
ac-
ting
as
Big
Bertha,
but
surpris-
ing
and
unsuspected
strength
on
the
pitching
mound.
Against
St.
Louis"
'yesterday
the
Cubs
won,
behind
Pat
Malone's
great
pitch
-
ing,
iiiK,
their
ineir
lounn
fourth
victory
victory
in
in
live
PTM
'Cubs
until
the
fourth
when
Uornfby
connected
f
or
a
home
flve'cuHy
;"
In
iuiihihk
forming
a
three
i
'team
Wth!
tlie
biases
empty!
CMrmen
Hll,"bespectacled
star
of
the
.
Pittsbuh'a,
blew
up
In
'the
seTeinth
aft
the
Cincinnati
Ifeds
scored
sfx'
rtins
before
Kre
-
i'mer
could
halt
the
carnage.
Irolnt
to
a
successful
season-in
In
the
American
League
George1
1929
even
though
It
may
be
a
Uhle1
pitched
Detroit
to
a
shut
Httle
slow
In
getting
under
way.
out
''over
St.
Louis.
Al
Th6mas
'gave
Cleveland
nothing'
they
could
hit
and
Chi-
cago'
gallbped
away
with
the
decision
BASEBALL
SCORES
National
League
Pittsburgh
4,
Cincinnati
9.
St
Louis
0,
Chicago
2.
American
League
Detroit
1,
St.
Louis
0.
Chicftfo,
10,
Cleveland
p,
-Others'
rnin.
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
-'
.jlQflSTANDlNGS'
WV
h.
ret.
Philadelphia
3
1
.750
New
Yerk
2
1
,667
Cleveland
S
2
St.
Louis
4
S
.out,
Detroit
S
4
'
428T
Chicago
2
3
Boston
1
2
.333
Washington
.......
I
3
.250
,
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
W.
L.
Pet.
Boston
.1
0
1.000
New
York
2
0
1.000
Chicago
4
1
.800
St.
Louis
3
3
.500
Philadelphia
.2
2
.600
Pittsburgh
2
3
.400
Cincinnati
.
2
4
.333
Brooklyn
0
G
.000
PERCY
WILLIAMS
Sport
Chat
I
Two
Smithers
basketball
teams
!
motored
to
Tejkwa
last
weeK.to.
'display
their
wares
in
exhibitions
with
the
rugged
Telkwal
,
teams.
The
Smithers
girls
were
:
,
forced
into
overtime
before
gain
!
ing
a
verdict
over
the
Telkwa
ladies,
the
final
score
being
13
to
11.
The
men's
aggregation
from
Smithers
encountered
unex
pected
opposition,
and
following
a
listless,
first
half,
they,
failed
to
overtake
Telkwa's
lead
and
took
the
small
end
of
a
21
to
20
count.
While
most
everybody
seems
to
be
agreed
that
the
Yanks
will
,.on
the
American
Leairue
oen-
nant
again
this
year,
there
is
difference
of
opinion
as
to
who
wjjj
top
the
National
League.
Al
Demaree,
former
pitcher
of
the
jjew
York
Giants,
for
instance,'
thinks
that
the
Ch
cairo
Cubs
w
head
the
list
in
the
Senior
League.
He
ranks
his
selection
jthig
year
,s
follows:
I
American
League
New
'York,
Philadelphia,
St.
Louis,
Detroit,
rVifntrn
IV
aVi
I
n
tri
tn
Ploi-nlaril
'
u--
m..;.i
t
u;
'
Boston.
It
is
gratifying
to
see
such
a
livplv
interest
In
basph.nll
lielncr
taken
here
this
vear.
The
fact
:
that
forty
prospective
players
climbed
Acropolis
Hill
for
the
first
practice
on
Sunday
speaks
ell
for
a
successful
season,
Evidently,
there
is
an
abundance
of
new
material
in
the
city
this
i
year,
wtile
little
of
the
old
has,
'been
lost.
From
the
looks
of
1
things,
there
should
be
no
diffi-
'
'T
'T"
Vr
Club,
iElks
;
and
Native
u
Sons
of
C
Canada
are
.'ready
in
the
field
wi
ith
the
nos-
;slbility
that
there
might
even
be
a
fourth
team.
J
Nor
is
the
outlook
for
football
,'cally
less
rosy
this
year.
Signs
TJiIngs
will,
no
doubt,
shape;
up
'
definitely
after
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
I
Ui
of
srii
I
1
EXTRACTS
rfi
m
nsr.
VC
Football
Association.
All
interested
in
any
way
in
the
sport
are
being
urged
to
turn
out
for
this
meeting.
There
should
also
be
three
i(
not
more
senior
soccer
teams.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.i
..
i
-
-
The
following
iUoiatioi
wen
.lid
and
inked:
B.
C,
S)lver,
1.00,,
Nil.
Bay
view,
A-i,
5.
Big
Missouri,
1.40,
1.42.
Cork
Province,!
14,
1.4
'i,
Cotton
Belt,
Nil,
70.
Dunwell,
21,
Nil.
Duthie,
61,
55,
George
Copper,
7.25,
7.40.
Georgia
River,
Nil,
40.
Golconda,
1.40,
1.45.
Grandview,
48,
48'2.
Independence,
9Vi,
10.
Indian,
5,
Nil.
Kootenay
Florence,
14'..,
15'
t.
Kootenay
King,
47,
48.
L.'&.
.life
3,
Nil.
...
,LueJ.
fltnilS,
NflA
Mohawtt,
W,'
5.
Morton
Woolsej',
4,
6.
Marmot
River
Gold,
ftV2,
7.
Marmot
3Ietls,-4',
5.
National
Sllvw,
15,
17.
Noble
Five,
08,
71.
'
Oregon
Ctfriper,
57;
62.
Pend
Oreille,
7.00,
7.25.
'.Wefnier:
'1.C7,
1.G9.
-1
Porlriida1io,
42,
Nil.
Reeves
Macdonald.
2.26,
2.35.
Rufus-Argenta,
2C,
27.
Ruth-Hope,
41,
42.
Silver
Crest,
6Vt,
7.
Silvercup,
Nil,
40.
Sllverao,
65,76.
Silversmith.
12,
Nil.
Slocan
King,
4,
5.
Slocan
Rambler,
18,
20.
Snowflake,
37,
88.
.Terminus.
514.
7.
'Topley1
Rt'ch'fifW,
fco,
3L'
'
Wellington,
NiL
17.
Whitewater,
1.01
1.05.
Woodbine,
4,
5.
l
;otis'
i,
'
Advance,
'fe.B&'.'V.s'O.
'
:'
A.
P.
Consolidated,
8.80;
&M.
CalmonU
4.06.,
4.15
Dalhoum!
Devenish,
1.65,
1.70.
FabyonTeteTWfc
15."
Home,
?J.?02fiOt
...
Illinois-Alberta,
Nil,
1.80.
MaylandjMl&iO.:1220.
-McDoug
Segur,
Nil,
G.05.
McLeod,
J5.75,
5.85.
4
A(s
Nr
-s?3
i4s
.
N.
SS&&
FROM
VICKERsTpiARV
irom
oroiner
joiin,
who
is
now
soliciting
the
trade
at
Portsmouth,
that
our
great
distillation
Vickers'
Gindoth
meet
with
much
approval.
A
foreigner,
who
hath
imported
lime
fruit
from
the
Orient,
reports
that
a
pleasing
beverage
can
be
concocted
with
hme
fruit,
carbonated
water,
and
our
worthy
gin."
VIC
'is-,.'
f
Ye
courier
doth
ajain
bring
word
mm
FINEST
LONDON
GIN
CSTAtLlSllEO
BY
JOSEPH
if
JOHN
VICKERS
U
CO..
LONDON
I
J
5Q
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Thla
ndvcrtiiemftnt.la.,npt
bWllbSSljaCiitsplayed
Jjy
.tho
Uquor.
of
British
Columbia
:
nm
kUveviiMsment
flt
published
dlsplayeo
ty
ie
Lltter
Control
Board
or
Ij
f'olnmhJn
New
McDoug
Segur.
Nil.
4,
Hoyalitc.
Nil,
1S8.O0.
Vukan,
NIL
U6.
Hanoi,
LTS,
10-
Freehold.
1.76,
1.80
14.90.
.15.
U5.
Easlirn
Stocks
Sherritt
-Gordon,
8.45,
Nil,
"Nfanda,
88.60.
Nil.
Try
a
Dally
News
want-ad.
!!t
will
biog
results.
To
Am
day
Iht
Gin
ftl'oAey
C(n,
Ltm.
oM
SJti
i'j
a
motl
ph&tinf
$ummtr
drink
sp4aHy
if
Iht
Gin
bt
Vitktr
H
5'
,
,
BIRLY
Ltl
Control
Board
onby
the
Government