THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday
Fet.rn
PA
IE
TWO
-
GREAT
FISTIC
BATTLE
WHEN
SHAMiJ
BEAT
STRIBLM
The
site
of
the
Vadium
where
Sharkey
won
k.st
night
from
Y
ninr
Uemii.'y
pointing
it
out.
Jack
Sharkey
Won
Against
Young
Stribling
showing
Jack
Close
Battle
Stribling
Last
Night
at
Miami;
in
Doubt
to
End
FAMOUS
ATHLETE
HONORED
Lord
Burghlcy
Uh
athlete,
who
,
the
noted
Brit-!
last
clinch
and
then
lift
Sharkey's
hand
aloft.
ional
fame
for
himself
hurdler,
has
been
appointed
ruvri
r:
.a
a
a
-
won
uumit4.
j
..iuj
thg
Associated
1'ress
score
sheets
Sharkev
tnnk
'tn
j
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lieutenant
in
the
Grenadier
Guard.
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This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
ef
British
Columbia,
Breas
j
f
up
nr
thh
in
rnimris.
whilo
Strihhnor
nnnorpr
tn
hovo
tho
I
ai
neuritis
after
the
fourth
round
(according.ip
"Pa"
ling),
all
took
heavy
toll
on,
the
strength
vahd
fight
power
of
Stribling.
He
iouemva'game
but'losine
!)irfo
Gurvich
Won
Handily
from
count
I
of
-T
seven
!
in
iUa
the
fourth
tmir4'
!
i-wad
od
vs
down
acain
at
h
end
of
that
round
with
only
the
gong
sfcving
him,
he
stayed
on
his
feet
until
th,
er.d.
Indeed,
he
made
a
slightly
better
showing
in
,
the
latter
s!ages
of
the
fight.
I
V
rougiou:
n
!out
he
showed
a
painful
iaabiHty
;o
Mt
or
avail;
'.liaiself
of
openings.
Ilia
right
;
hand
might
as
well
have
been
in
a
1
fling
for
all
he
used
it
and
all
he
'afaowed
with
his
left
was
ineffec
tive
jabe.
At
that.
Dido
seemed
Id
be
puzzled
at
some
stages
of
fh
game
an
1
did
uot
put
up
such
a.
wonderful
showing
himself.
He
immld
have
been
able
to
score
a
Knockout
in
the
fifth
or
again
ir.
the
eighth
when
Parker
wn?
groggy
and
juat
waiting
for
th
birdies
te
aing.
On
the
whole.
!
the
main
event
was
Considered
h
many
the
most
disappointing
iteir
on
an
otherwise
good
card
which
MIAMI
BEACH,
Fla.,
Feb.
28.
So
close
Was
the
biff
(worth
The
semi-final
snot
be-
fight
last
night
between
Sharkey
and
Stribling
that
the
re-itween
Nina
Gurvich
and
Georg.
suit
was
decided
only
in
the
last
two
rounds.
In
the
early
!
Boulter
caused
considerable
in
part
of
the
battle
the
Georgia
boy
carried
the
war
into
his
,
Jf
re
"V
'rmf
ma.dl,a
re''1
opponent's
territory
and
looked
very
much
like
a
winner
on
!
SjS
"
"
"
various
occasions,
in
fact
for
more
than
half
the
fight;
Flrt
nunAPAtker
took
th(
airiumigwauie
aggres0r
ana
more
uapgerouspuncner.
nt,.
of
the
ring
whue
Did-In
one
round,
the
fourth,
the.
southerner
gaye
the
crowd
danced
around
outside
dashing
ir
probably
its
greatest
thrill
when
he
staggered
his
foe
with
with
light
attacks.
Dido
did
all
a
crashing
overhand
right
to
the
temple,
but
the
10-pound
the
wukig
and
was
planting
handicap
in
weight
and
the
fact
that
he
was
tired
and
thera
r
reular
on
Parker's
that
his
left
arm
was
almost
useless
from
the
effects
of
h6d-4prk?r
waB
8"n
,wfr,ng
n.
cvuu
ptaitri
vin
hid
ii;
wv-
OtllU-
,rVita
was
raiY-fcnif
ho
rrnt
uhi!f
mg
'ivorkinir
out
when
he
ran
into
battle
Jack
Halrovd
a
week
ago.
Par-
from
trfe
sixth
round
om
eyerery
punished
by
Sharkey's
!
ker
got
in
a
few
jabs
at
dose
sraasning
ooay
atLgcK
piopa
iuipweq
irpm
his
mouth
and
'rane
Dut
iney
aiun
i
Bmouni
10
his
ribs
were
splotched
a
fiery
red.
It
was
so
close,
how-
mucb-
iever,
at
the
finish
that
the
big
crowd
stood
tense
for
the
'
rr:?7rr
a
few
minutes
it
required
the,
riferee
to
pry
them
from
the
,Sb.t
h
f?U
L,
"e
around
but
didn't
have
a
thing
offer.
Gurvich
was
worktag
on
the
court
piaster
with
swings
edge
m
four
and
the
eighth
geemed
even.
Stribling
won
i
which
were
teliing
on
Parker,
the
first,
fourth,
fifth
and
sixth,
but
his
big
round
was!,,
Th,rd-Thlere
wa
me
taA
:
tne
iounn.
bnarKey
had
tne
upper
hand
in
the
second,
1
third,
seventh,
ninth
and
tenth.
Sharkey
s
body
attack
gained
him
the
verdict
despite
his
slow
start,
his
woeful
wildness
at
times
and
his
slowness
in
seizing
his
chances
to
score.
As
early
as
the
third
round
blood
flowed
from
Strib-ling's
mouth.
The
smaller
man
cuffed
and
flailed,
jabbed
and
danced,
while
Sharkey
stayed
back,
relvintr
on
his
counter
blows
and
his
defence.
Sharkey
seemed
to
senses
a
chance.
Fred
put
over
a
few
that
his
opponent
could
not
maintain
his
swift-Dace
forLv.
n.
hands
all
Um
Ume
and
landed
on
I
iunj4.
The
tide
turned
in
Sharkey's
favor
when
near
the
end
of
the
sixth
he
forced
Stribling
back
with
a
two-fisted
drive,
cutting
the
southerner's
face
and
leaving
red
blotches
on
I;
is
rival's
side
'with
terrific
bpdy
blows.
Try
as
he
would
during
the
next
four
rounds,
Stribling
could
not
altogether
block
this
body
attack
or
regain
command.
Once
in
the
ninth
Stribling
caught
Sharkey's
jaw
with
another
long
right,
but
it
glanced
off
without
more
thar
momentarily
halting
the
sailor.
The
fight,
as
it
turned
out,
hinged
on
the
last
two
rounds,
so
far
as
the
referee's'
decision
was
concerned.
Of
37
experts
who
were
canvassed
after
the
fight,
32
agreed
with
the
verdict.
Five
thought
Stribling
entitled
to
the
decision.
Stribling
was
badly
marked
on
the
face
and
bodv
when
'
he
left,
the
ring.
!
YOUNG
PEOPLE
HOLD
e
wetiimAif
fw
s
v
w
v
eiaiM
dAUMINIUN
lUUKNAMhNl
RUPERT
EAST
GYM
A
badminton
tournament
was1
bent
Miss
Garnett
and
D.
Mlfle),
15-14,
5,J5,
154,
f'
Mrs.
Squire
and
Mr.
Gair
bejft
Miss
Graasie
and
Gordon
Hitchcock,
15-J2.
15-1.
Men's
Doubles
Mr.
Dcale
and
W.
Howarth
played
last
night
in
the
Rupert
tb!a,t0JI,r;
H"oran
and
Stocks,
Kust
United
Church
gymnasium
between
thtf
Young
People
of
the
First
United
Church
and
the
Young
People
of
the
Rupert
East
United
Church.
The
following
were
the
result:
Ladies'
Doubles
.
.MU
Gain
and
Miaa
Rogers
beat
Mrs.
Beale
and
Mrs.
Lamb,
15-5,
15-9.
Mixed
Doubles
M.
M.
Lamb
and
Mrs.
Duncan
,.i
,,.
......
,.
,
i
'
imp
m...
ai
ine
ciose
or
tna
play
re
freshments
were
served
by
'Mrs.
Beale,
Mrs,
Lamb,
Mrs.
Squires,
Mrs.
Iighton
and
Mrs.
McLean.
SCOTTISH
FOOTBALL
In
the
Scottish
first
division
football
Alrdrie
defeated
Ayr
3
to
0.
Try
a
classified
ad
in
the
News
You
will
get
results
I
liveJy
infighting
to
start
with
The
referee
was
having
some
ait-flcilty
in
making
Parker
break
I
rem
toe
ciinchea.
Parker
was
trying
to
land
in
the
open
but
couldn't
hit.
HU
left
was
at
ieJet
in
Dido's
way.
Fourth
Parser
followed
Dido
around
but
it
looked
like
he
did
not
know
how
to
hit
wnen
he
got
time.
Ninth
This
round
was
the
live
liest
since
the
fourth.
Dido
was
working
faster
though
still
light.
Parker
put
pver
left
jabs
in
close.
DIDO
GURVICH
Then
he
rushed
Dido
again
but
his
inability
to
hit
was
distressing.
Tenth
This
ufa
,
much
the
same
as
the
rest
of
k
only
moral
so.
Dido
tried
some
long
swings'
but
they
laoded
tfga.
He
mJe-ed
an
upper-cut.
Parker
bore
many
signs
of
haYiw:
bean
hit
wfien
he
left
the
ring.
The
cut
over
his
left
eye
was
wide
open
and
his
lip
were
wollen.
Dido
carried
few
signs
-f
combat
though
his
wind
was
oretty
well
gone.
Semi-Final
Nina
Gurrich
won
a
good
decision
in
the
semi-final.
Gurvich
planted
stiff
ones
on
Boulter's
ce
and,
though
-George
did
part
oi
the
leading,
his
nmimr
was
neftectusl
and
he
misted
aw4tfgfl.
Nina
wm
working
fast
witta
outn
-
i
HAiiltar
a
nln
AHat
Tmlmr
fnrfAif
on
rarkefa
head
and
was
larui'
"
ding
effectively.
The
fiHirt1'?,
cov"
"P
in
he
second,
,
plaster
had
disappeared
by
Mi1.1
frora
t5e810"
V
vnrLw"-
it.
a
vri
ii
ii
i.
ii
11
oui.
Mina
aid
,a
an
'tn
hut
wa
.!
to
ataiTMr
te
his
ne
nillilMC
feet
by
the
time
"eight"
had
been:"
MM
and
had
Boulter
to
ounted.
Dido
piled
Jnto
him
knees
once.
Then
Boulter
iglin
and
Parker
went
through
deliberately
stopped
and
took
a
.he
rones
Into
Owen
Fisher's
Nin"
hd
been,
dlstreMlng
arms.
He
was
put
back
in
the
hm
with
hed
Utw-
They
ring
and
would
evidently
have
hou,d
Urted
count
"
lain
there
for
the
count
of
ten
lIerge
made
a
last
had
the
gong
not
intervened.
UBd
in
the
fourth
and
tried
.
Fifth
Parker
was
able
to
to
ru,h
Nina
but
Utter
wm
hang
on
until
he
got
his
wind.
tn
wllIInK
mix
which
he
did,
All
they
did
was
push
each
other
PnhiHf
both
at
head
and
cheat,
pround
at
arm's
length.
Dido
fhe
referee
did
the
obvious
was
not
able
to
put
over
his
th,nK
K'vinir
the
call
to
(ur-
knock-out.
He
was
not
ao
freeh
v'cn-
either.
tommy
IJeMarvo
and
George
Shth
They
were
both
freeher.
Ita"haw
l,ut
UP
a
7ve,-
three
did-pot
have
a
thing
but
rounder.
DeMarco
(L.t.
lw-II
erker
Dido
could
not
get
him.
He
?"
reh
and
wa
the
.tujler
but
s
hlttlnc-
Very
liahtlv.
If
Par-
"tocky
Uagshaw
was
the
harder
ker
had
had
anything
at
all
he
hltter
and
worked
effectively
might
have
had
a
chance
for
wrth
both
his
mitt.
Alter
mis-
i.Dldo
looked
to
be
tiring
and
wn
tofn
W
the
first;
Bagshaw
leanng
himself'pretty
open.
aettie
down
to
buainese
in
the
Seventh
Still
Parker
had
teeond
and
roughed
Tommy
up
a
n.o.tMng
to
.return
when
Dido
left
bit.
Though
Uagshaw
sent
De
.iWmeelf
-pen.
After
weak
aalliej.
Marco
to
hit
knees
onoe,
the
Jat-
Bntkof
them
seemed
to!bc
"preta-Jit,
wade
a-gwlt
eome
back
in
nflich
all
in'.
'
W
thlrd
tfnd
M
enough
lending
Klghth
Parker
was
groggy
and
fighting
to
even
thlnga
up.
again
as
Dido
handed
him
lefts
Bagsbaw
in
turn
went
to
his
and
rights
to
the
head.
Oncs
knee
and
waa
evidently
pretty
Parker
pummelled
Dido's
head
as
well
winded.
In
spite
of
the
fact
he
lay
partly
through
the
ropes.
,
that
the
crowd
would
have
l.re
this
Dido
should
have
fin-
given
it
to
Bagshaw
and
booed
tohed
him.
ithe
decision,
the
referee
did
the
right
thing
in
calling
it
even.
Fred
Boulter
showed
Dan
McMillan
how
he
could
danca
In
the
little
fighting,
the
crowd
got
a
kick
out
of
the
first
round.
Ai"-r
-hH
-the
best
of
things
;
Free
Parker
in
Headliner
of
Good
wwtSne
Boxing
Card
at
the
Moose
blows
rlnt
in
hut
thv
InnkuM
Hnlt
VT
low.
Boulter
almost
danced'
Iioulter
had
more
of
it
lit
the
open
tif
the
thiol
and
evened
1
Overrated
in
advance
reports,
Fred
Parker
df
Toronto
injltrB
up
whj
aiade
a
disappointing
showing
last
night
in
th
Jjoose
Hall
n
vM',
a
fair
i
rminals,
le
McMillan
missed.
uh
a
result,
are
leading
by
ri
aggregate
score
te
date
of
.41
to
641.
A.
Macilonald
(Cold
.iafc-e)
and
C.
I
Youngman
rand
Terminals)
bare
yet
to
'
i
their
game.
Individual
adores
of
Tuesday's
ames
were
as
follow:
W.
Bailey
(Cafe!
Storage),
260;
V.
Feneloa
(Grand
Terminate),
',99.
J.
Hillman.
141.
Frank
Williams.
,200.
,
,,
Charles
Baptle,
260;
W.
II.
Jarman,
8o.
J.
Camnbell,
200;
John
Bulger,
STOCKjlUOXATIONSt
(CourteyvS.
D.
Jnitftn
c.)
Bayview,
8,
4:
Big
Missouri,
1.75,
1.78.
Cork
Province.
IVt,
18.
Cotton
Belt,
Nil,
05.
Dunwell.
14,
Nil.
Dathie
Mlnee,
fiQ.
Nil.
George
Copper,
Nil,
9.00.
Georgia
River,
61.
58.
Uladatone,
14'i,
15.
Gojconda,
1.20,
1.22.
Grandview,
04,
66.
Independence,
104,
Nil.
Inter.
Ceal
S
Coke,
KG,
8.
Koetenay
Florence,
20,
21.
Koetenay
King,
80,
40.
L.
&
L.,
4,
5.
Lakeview,
IK",
lVi.
Lueky
Jim,'
17,
18.
Mohawk,
5,
5,
Morton
Wooley
4.
Marmot
Rivet
Cold,
84,
84.
Marmot
Metals,
6,
G1.
Nat.
Sil.
G.
S.,
17,
20.
Noble
Five,
07,
08.
Oregon
Copper,
71,
71
Pend
Oreille,
18.16.
13.60.
Premier,
1.09,
2.00.
Porter-Idnho,
60,
02.
Reeves
Maedoimld,
.C0,
Nil.
Rufus-Argenta,
86.
7.
Silver
Crest.
9,
104-Silverado
Cons.,
1.00,
1.10.
Silversmith,
l'..
1C...
Scan
King,
Nit.
9.
Snowflake,
30.
38.
Sunloch,
100.
Nil.
Terminus,
Nil,
10.
Topley
Richfield,
40.
41.
Whitewater,
1.J0,
1.20,
Woodbine,
Ml,
4"
...
Bluebird,
10.
Nil.
Oil
Fabyon
Pete,
74,
7v.
Eautern
Stocks
Sherrlt-Gordon
aelllng
at
8.70.
Noranda
selling
at
C2.75.
VliSTKRDAY'S
MARKET
MONTREAL.
Feb.
28:
Imper
ial
Oil
opened
at
934
and
cloned
at
93.
i
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
28:
The
oil
stocks
continued
n
big
factor
In
trading
yesterday.
Home
scored
n
gain
of
$1.40
and
A.
P.
Consolidated
2fl
.
Big
Missouri
la
off
11
and
Pend
Oreille
advan-
three-spot
and,
though
there
war,
ceil
CO
cents,
CHANGES
IN
BASKETBALL
him$ejf
-groggy
in
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