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TWO
THE
uaVlY
NEWS
Three
Heavyweight
Boxing
Bouts
Fought
Last
Night
the
final
game
last
night,
Grotto
won
this
week's
second
division
billiard
tournament
by
an
aggre-
week-end.
gate
score
of
94
to
913.
The
Wgh
break
for
the
fixtura
was
23,
EMPT
TCU
TTID
which
was
run
by
John
Kulger'.
filuLllJll
LUi
in
connection
wnn
league
Dullards
this
season,
it
is
pointed
out
that
winning
teams
of
the
first
half
of
the
season
in
both
first
and
second
divisions
will
play
off
at
the
end
of
the
series
for
the
cham
season's
play.
j
Canadian
Legion
won
the
first'
half
of
the
season
in
the
first
division,
while
Cold
Storage
won
the
second
division.
GROTTO
LEADS
IN
BILLIARDS
Have
Substantial
Margin
Over
Grand
Terminals
jn
Unrom-
'''
pleled
First
Division
Tourney
With
four
games
played,
Grotto
has
a
handy
lead
over
Grand
Terminal!
in
this
week's
first
division
billiard
fixture,
the
aggregate
THE
MAROONS
ON
THE
WAR
PATH
Judging
byjthe
poses
of
the
above
members
of
the
Montreal
Maroons
hockey
team,
it
would
appear
that"
they
mean
business
with
a
vftngeance.
They
stand
a
real
chance
to
be
in
at
the
death
at
the
end
of
the
season.
The
above
players
ate,
left
to
right:
Bill
Touhey,
Babe
Siebert,
Russell
Oatman
and
lied
Do.tton.taMt-l
the
veteran
goal,
keeper,
Benedict.
,
.
Heavyweights
in
the
Limelight
Last
Night
,
at
Different
Points
on
the
Continent
in
Brief
Bouts
Both
Stribling
and
Sharkey
Down
Their
Opponents
and
Larry
Gains
Retains
Champianship
at
Toronto
NEW
ORLEANS.
Jan.
26.
Yournr
Striblintr
won'a
fight
with
Ralph
Smith
of
California
here
last
night
on.a,
technical
knockout
.in
the
third
round.
Striblintr
is
the
contender
for
the
heavyweight
title
against
Jack
Sharkey!
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
26.
Jack
Sharkey,
Boston
heavyweight,
smashed
out'
a
bruisincr
decision
over
K.
0.
Ghristner,
the
rugged
Akron
(Ohio)
veteran,
in
a
10-round
battle
here
last
night.
,
j
With
his
Miami
Beach
engagement
withJStribling
at
pionship.
This
is
a
departure
are
the
results
of
the
fourth
round
.i..
nrtMihio
Plymouth
0,
Bradford
1
.
Liverpool
0,
Bolton
0.
Portsmouth
2,
Bradford
City
0.
Arwnal
2,
Mansfield
0.
Manchester
United
0,
Bury
1.
Blacjfburn
1,
Derby
1
.
Barnsiey
8,
Swindon
3.
Bournemouth
6,
Watford
4.
Wast
Bromwlch
1,
Middleabro
0.
Aston
Villa
0,
Clapton
0.
Westham
3,
Corinthians
0.
Huddersfield
3,
Leeds
United
O.j
Lecettar
1,
Swansea
0.
Heading
1,
The
Wednesday
0
Mill
wall
p,
Crystal
Palace
0.
Chelsea
1,
.Birmingham
0.
Rowdyism
Marked
Hockey
Game
Last
Night
at
Seattle
Against
Portland
Team
Many
of
the
Players
Penalized
SEATTLE,
Jan.
26.
Seattle
took
second
place
in
the
Coast
Hockey
League,
race
here
last
night,
With,
a(
three
to
one
victory
over
Portland
that
was
thimrrible
exhibition
since
the
game
was
in-j'.'.trouc'gdjnto
the
American
cities.
IiV'iah
effbrt
to
stop
the,
rowdyism,
in
which
landVas
trie
leader,
Referee
Ion
was
forced
to
mete
out
28
time
penalties
and
player
fines
of
$105
on
Portland
players.
There
was
a
steady
stream
of
players
to
the
side,
some
drawing
"major
penalties
and
fines
ranging
from
25
down.
Portland
scored
in
the
first
period
it's
only
goal,
stake,
Sharkey
fought
in
slashing
fashion
to
outbruise
his;
the
Eskimos
coming
back
in
the
second
and
third
qpponent.
Therwdre
no
knockdowns.
;'
j
periods
to
register
their
three
tallies.
TORONTO,'
Jan.
26.
Larry
Gains
of
Toronto.
heavyweight
negro
champion
of
Canada,'
retained
his
title
in
a
10-round
bout
here
last
night
against
Charlie
Belan-ger
of
Winnipeg.
!
GROHO
WINS
AT
BILLIARDS
Took
This
Week's
Second
Division
Fixture
From
Terminals
by
931
to
913
S.
D.
Maedonald,
Grotto,
win
o
far
being
985
to
817
in
the
tobacconists'
favor.
were
as
follows:
A.
A.
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
(By
I
he
Tramp)
Talk
among
track
and
field
The
scores
for
the
four
fames
1
centres
these
daya
on
the
Millrose
'
games
and
other
indoor
meets
to
'
casson,
urouo,
m;
w
.
h
HpIH
in
th
ITntH
Ktot.
H.
Long.
Grand
Terminals,
260.
within
th
nMt
f.w
w.L
nt
a
Jong-established
New
York.
HOCKEY
LEAGUE
WAS
ORGANIZED
EARLYEIGHTIES
KINGSTON,
Jan.
2:6
King
F.
II
.
Stephen
217;
C.
V
.
Bal-
inU!re,t
o(
ihw
concerned,
either
,
"lon
cl
the
honor
of
bein
jagno
260.
AlumMl
nl
n
o
.....
:
the
natnl
eitv
nf
thm
irama
nf
-
"
4
rx
1J
ocn
w
wu-iii
.o.
"V'W
jiiKn
rwu
were:
caason
n.
ning
over
John
Ilulger.
Grand
Ter-
Wpens
88,
Balagno
91.
minals,
by
a
score
of
200
to
176
Toronto,
where
the
recently
'
in
the
KingAori
Whig
aw
indoor
traek
at
the
Coliseum
Standard
Caotain
T.
Sdiherlsnd
'will
jnaii)osflUfe
meet
past
the'.
Ontarir
cpm-
presidenl
iDnnr
wTufi"
WW
4;5
W
Inkr
Hky
AiNektion
and
past
'"fl'T.iu
dl,J-
N;U
in
pVorld.
The
sue
J
president
aBd
life
member
of
W,H
an
""i7!
the
D"";
pUyed
of
Canadian
indoor
the
C.A.H.A.
poinU
out
the
first
traek
chamfeitatiiM,
to
be
held
;
organized
hockey
league
of
!
at
the
Coliievm
on-a
date
ten-.
which
there
is
any
record
funct-itatively
set:
as
Fb.
21,
is
jnost.ioned
in
Kingston
in
the
early
'definitely
assured.
The
calibre
:80'..
The
league
wast
wade
up
n
1
nIPn
rpni'lI7
f
the
mn
,,eh,nd
tne
project,
f
teams
from
the
Royal
Military
It
A
VI
rS
II
III
AY
the
ProreM
th'
e
made
in
,
College.
Queen's
University,
the
UniUJjU
lVfLril
the
matternd
the
enthusiasm
.Kingston
and
the
Athleties
of
.
they
display
combine
to
make
!
Kingston.
Queen's
won
the
first
titvnnw
J..
5rain
a
meet
of
world
interest.
!
championship.
n
4lm
IL..
...
A.
I.
1
1
t
i
.
from
past
seasons,
when
the
win-
English
Football
Association
cup
tZrSt
L,rZiJJ..V'"..
W,H,"
,
a"
ners
were
decided
on
the
whole
competition.:
il",
1
"
"7
"Z.
"I"
ricuin.Haij
meci
auu
ujiic
Hurui
OI
Hie
KUIUC
iruni
iw
there
remains
only
the
working
oint
of
view
of
both
playen
(otft
of
the
arduous
details
to
iand
spectators
is
demonstrate(
complete
arrangements
for
a
meet
by
the
fact
that
there
are
todaj
wnicn
wiiine
in
point
of
inter-Imore
than
160
teams
In
the
as
est
vrtth
the
MIHrose
track
gala,
socfatlon
and
affiliated
bodies
fixture
In
SCOTTISH
CUP
SERIES
GLASGOW,
Jan.
20.
Breechln
defeated
Breadalbane
in
n
replay
with
a
playing
membership
of
6,000
or
more.
Tho
association
Is
one
of
the
largest
sporting
organisations
In
the
world,
and
throughout
Canada
amateur
nocxey
l
organized
on
the
same
scale.
ed
flrsj
round
Scottish
cup
game
j
:
&5?&&9
!
BOSTON
PURCHASES
A
round
today
because
of
frost-
'
bound
grounds
at
Dunkf
Id
and
Constable
Prikhard
It.
C.
M.
I
thiiieam
eould
not
arrange
a
Haielton,
sailed
last
Bight
on
week
match,
the
tie
is
Princess
Royal
for
Vancou-
ed
to
Clackmannan,
in
another
ver
with
a
party
of
prisoners
in
his
charge.
replay
Ralth
Hovers
Belth
four
to
one.
defeated
PLAYER
FROM
TORONTO
BOSTON.
Jan.
26.
BUI
Car-son,
star
centre
of
Tpronto
has
been
purchased
by
Boston
for
the
National
Hockey
'League.
Sport
Chat
This
column,
which
has
questioned
his
possibilities
on
pn'-vio.ua
occasions,
.
is
ready
to
be
fair
and
say
today
that
Battling
Dido
Gurvich
is
looking
more
like
a
real
fighter
just
iiow
than
he
ever
did
before
and,
if
he
can
maintain
the
improvement
I
that
he
has
shown,
in
.
the
past
I
few
months,
he
may
ybt
become
Isomethinc
more
thah'a
amall
town
mauler.
Dido
showed
up
very
nicely
indeed
With
Alf.
Harding
on
Thursday
night.
lit
showed
most
noticeably
that
he
ha!
been
picking
up
some
of
the
finer
points
in
ring
generalship
which
he
sadly
lacked
before.
A
few
months
ago
he
was
pretty
much
of
a
slugger
and
not
as
trood
a
slugger
as
Alf
Harding.
He
is
now
becoming
more
of
a
boxer
and
it
was
his
boxing
that
won
over
Harding's
slugging.
Dido
was
able
to
hold
his
opponent
all
the
time
from
ujoig
ser-
to
get
some
new
competition
to1
ascertain
definitely
just
how
;
much
better
he
really
is
than
he!
used
to
be.
We
wonder
how
a;
return
match
with
Ray
would
go
for
a
starter?
Clark
The
younger
Gurvich,
Nina,
has
given
the
fans
something
to,
talk
about
in
challenging
Tommy
;
Fraser
for
the
so-called
t
lightweight
championship
of
North-1
em
British
Columbia.
We
will,
say
that
his
nerve
iS'-mu.-U,
to
his
pugilistic
skill
whfchi
seems
promising
enough.
But
if
Nina
is
willing,
the
fan
should
also
be.
There
seems
to
be
no
reason
why
his
ambition
should
not
be
given
at
least
this
one
opportunity
for
satisfaction.
Such
a
Tommy
Fraser
announced
this
norning
that
he
was'
prepared
to
iccept
the
challenge
of
Nina
Jurvich.
He
is
willing
to
fight
Arrangements
hare
been
completed
for
the
playing
of
a
series
of
three
hockey
matches
at
Prince
George
this
week-end
with
the
Jasper;
Hansard
and
Prince
George
teams
competing.
The
first
of
the
fixtures
will
be
played
this
be
Dlared
bv
the
Jn
The
Acme
I
Ends
This
Week
OVERCOATS
FOR
MEN
MEN'S
WINTER
OVERCOATS
-Ten
only
in
this
lot
All
offered
at
Special
Temptation
Sale
Price
glQj
SUITS
FOR
MEN
...
weM
a
w
9
rnn-i
t.
ri
ftmr
ai
MliW
b
WAV
i
isluVj
biijUUEj
ouiio
uenuim
i!din
blue,
single
or
double-breauted
.
Get
one
of
il
.
before
this
great
sale
ends.
The
very
low
selling
,,ri
of
this
lot
will
not
permit
of
any
alterations.
Temptation
Sale
Price
$25.00
.
MEN'S
BOOT'S
I
-
OMEN'S
SOCKS
self
on
occasion
and
Heal
some
MEN
S
OXrOKDb
well
timed
and
excellently
plan-
Black
&W
brown,
Good
tied
punishment.
There
is
a
I
noticeable
ehange
In
lildo's,
sys-,
tern
and
it
is
all
for
the
better
;
in
far
on
Vila
Hnvlntr
Ik
rnnfi'rn.
ed.
Now
that
he
has
demonstrat-I
ed
his
superiority
orer
Harding
'
to
the
satisfaction
of
the
local
trade,
the
next
problem
will
be
year
welted.
Sizes
G
to
10.
Temptation
Sale
Price
3.95
MEN'S
HANDKERCHIEFS
MEN'S
HEMSTITCHED
WHITE
HANDKERCHIEFS
Temptation
Sale
Price,
per
doz
95c
Be
In
Progre
mporters
Fifth
Annual
TEMPTATION
SALE
field's,
heavy,
pun
wool
.
Temptation
Salt
Price,
per
pair
Margaret's
Brand,
pun
I
wool,
ribbed
.
Donl
overlook
these
Tempt
m
t
a
w
uon
sale
I'ncc,
pe
pair
The
Acme
Importers
Third
Avenue
Terms,
Strictly
Cash.
meeting
should
be
an
interesting
-
lemi-flnal
for
any
eW
that
EJRht
Kinks
Entered
Tor
Com
hould
be
arranged
with
Dido,
netitlon
Whlrh
Will
Son
as
the
headliner.
A
.he
wise
promoters.
word
for
ST.
ANDREW'S
I
CARPET
BOWLS
Lean
May
2
J.
Frew
-
W
igarno.
The
various
rink
ed
of
the
following
i
l
.
-
Geo.
Scott
skip.
J.
r.
:,h
11
Jack.
N.
McDonald.
C.
Tavlor.
kio.
T.
H
.
l!
i
Gibson.
S.
D.
MacdonuM
R.
Cameron,
skip.
A
i
laj
pr
'
j
ton,
H.
Erakine,
D.
Kinh..ii.
The
carpet
bowling
league
of!
J.
Frew,
skip,
U.
Wi.n-.
the
St.
Andrew's
Society
will
Geddes,
W.
Brand.
open
the
season's
activities
at
Geo.
Abbott,
skip.
J
s
IniN
the
first
of
next
week
and.
therein.
Wood.
It.
Gibson.
will.be
games
twice
a
week
un-
B.
Dalgarno.
skip,
W
l'artl
lix
or
ten
rounds
at
any
date
and
t
May
2.
Thre
are
eight
rinks
i
A.
McLeod.
K.
Stewart.
jii
uj
rBonaDie
lerms.
lie
is
confident
of
his
ability
to
satisfactorily
dispose
of
this
boy
in
jpite
of
the
fact
that
he
has
been
showing
considerable
promise
of
late.
and
they
will
meet
as
follows:
i
J.
Watson,
skip,
T.
M
Mi
Jan.
28
George
Scott
vs.
C'il.
St
eon.
M.
Andrew?
Taylor.
i
4.
McLran,
skip,
It.
Arthur.
I
Feb.
1
It.
Cameron
vs.
J.
I
Ferguson,
J.
Haddon.
Frew.
Feb.
iG.
Abbott
vs.
B.
Dalgarno.
Feb.
7
J.
WaUon
va.
J.
Feb.
11
G.
Scott
vs.
J.
Frew.'l
Feb.
14
C.
Taylor
va.
It.
Cameron.
,
Feb.
18
G.
Abbot;
vs.
J.
McLean.
Feb.
Feb.
21
2111.
B.
Dalgarno
Dalgarno
vs.
vs.
J.
J.
evening,
whtn
the
Jasper
and
LONDON
Jan.
26:
Tn'"
Watson.
Waiaon.
9
mm
SSI1U
-
-
-
"
a
W
few
yeari
later,tha
r,nce
Geore
teams-
There
has
bott
ecn
a
heavy
expense
attached
to
'ar
14
G.
Scott
vs.
B.
Dal-!
MANY
LEAGUE
SOCCER
GAMES
NOT
PLAYED
Hansard
teams
will
fight
for
eh
lv
w-
i.v.i
,n
supremacy.
Tomorrow
afternoon!
Feb.
26
G.
Soott
vs.
R.
Cam-
Rnglleb
League
firnt
l
01
tne.JMper
team
will
meet
as
won.
MeP.r
ih.
nik
,
lui.s
m
their
ipponents
a
compdslte
team
28
C.
Taylor
vs.
JFrew.
'taking
part
In
the
fourth
roiisi
maue
up
oi
me
Dest
talent
In
the
-
addou
vs.
j.
Wat-,
English
Association
Cup.
uansara
ana
l'rtnce
Georire
-
teams,
and
on
Monday
evening
Mar.
7
B.
Dalgarno
vs.
J.
Me-
the
final
match
of
the
series
will
Lean.
I
he
bringing
of
the
Jasoer
team
o
rnnce
ueorife.
'LANS
CANOE
TRIP
COAST
TO
COAST
IN
THE
COMING
SUMMER
Paul
Pauln,
aged
27
of
Mon
real
announces
that
in
company
vim
two
Indians
from
northern
Alberta
he
will
attempt
a
4,600
nue
canoe
trip
rfronv
Vancouver
'.0
Halifax.
MIe
expels
trMge
hev
western'
termlnui1
In
IrSwh
md
thinks
it
will
take
anvthlnc
from
five
to
eight
months
to
complete
the
trip.
A
sixteen
foot
canoe
with
paddle
and
sail
will
be
used
and
he
plans
to
follow
the
Mime
route
as
that
taken
bv
Sir
Alexander
Mackenzie
In
1792.
garno.
Mar.
18
B.
Cameron
va.
J.
Mar.
Zl
J.
Frew
vs.
j.
Wat-
ed.
Apr.
SVO.
ott
vg
bott
Apr.
11
two.
Apr.
18
J
Lean.
Frav
vs.
G.
Ab-
Apr.
220.
Scott
vs
son.
Frew
vs.
J.
Me
J.
Wat
Apr.
25
R.
Cameron
vs,
Dalgarno.
igr
vs.
u.
jjai-
f:
ron
vs.
Apr.
29
C.
Taylor
vs.
J.
Mc
Knglfsh
League,
Division
1
CurHlff
ft
gfi.ffl.M
fnitiilO
Manchester
City
6,
Er'"n
Division
2
Barnsiey,
Chelsea,
not
pui
Drltol
City
3,
Bhukp
-Clanton-Grlnutiv
not
ulaveil
Hull
Oity-Mlllwall
not
play4
Mlddlebero01dham
not
..
Notta
Forest-Swansea
not
pW
aiar.
zo
it.
Cameron
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B.
ed.
Dalgarno.
JIar.
28-J
bott.
Apr.
1
G.
Siott
vs.
J.
McLean.
Apr.
4
C.
Tfjrlor
vs.
J.
Wat
son.
G.
Ab-
Portvale
1,
Stole
City
2.
PreaiAn
0.
SCii(hmntoii
!
Beodlng-Wolrerhampton
I,ot
played.
Tottenham
3,
Notts
County
West
Bromwlch-Bradford
played.
i,
ScoUlHh
League,
Division
1
ClydetQueen's'Park
not
vM
2,
Partick
0.
4J3ftvdebeath
fjSnW
1,
Jllbernians
Fflklrk
2.
Aberdeen
0.
B.
HearU
2.
Celtic
1.
Kilmarnock
0,
Hamilton
0.
Ralth
Rovers-Ayr
Unlt.d
n
played.
Hangers
2,
Alrdrles
0.
St.
Mlrren
2,
St
Johnston-
Third
Lanark
2,
Motherwell