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NIAGARA
FALLS,
Feb.
2:
"Newsy"
Lalonde,
coach
for
the
Niagara
Falls
Club
in
Canada
of
the
professional
hockey
league
resigned
yesterday.,
,
While,
111
health
was
the
reason
given
it
net
of
the
team.
vjpuiL
Vliat
ipuncning
power,
Max
SchrrieWg;
affjerman
heavy
cold
prevailing
prevauuiK
iwi
for
iuv
most
games.
It
is
expected
the
serves
will
be
concluded
by
tonight
to
permit
of
a
rearrangement
of
rinks
for
another
simitar
schedule.
There
was
no
change
In
the
standing
as
a
result
of
the
week's
play.
Frank
Johnson'
Beat
up
Jomny
msno
Last
Night
in
NJ.
was
stated
In
hockey
circles
that
-r
H
.
.
i
i
r
a
v
Lalonde
was
dtesatisffed
wfth5
Max
Schmeling
Established
His
Position
as
Master
of
the
recent
change
in
the
person-1
JHstic
Art
and
Serious
Contender
for
'
Heavyweight
Title
2
z.
-r
-
lWittrra-tterrjfic
tv
icy-rat
display
of
C
i
pi
I!
cn
luftn,
reo.
weigni,
ascenaea
anotner
step
on
his
route
toward
the
n..
ft.i.w.
cnampionsmp
by
jo.e
a
.technical
knockout
over
curi;;.
carri
on
the
inieink
njr
Kuko
of
Cleve
arid
IWd
Was
floored
four
-
times
competition
in
which
twelve
rinks
ana
wnen
ne
came
back
in
the
ninth
round
he
was
in
such
are
engaged
despite
the
extreme
bad
shape
that
it
was
evident
he
could
not
ko
much
lontrer.
.
iw
iu
oave
iiiiii
iiuiii
lunner
punisnmenc
me
reterpff
stnnn'pn
the
bout
after
one
minute
and
five
seconds
of
the
ninth
round.
Schemling
used
his
right
hand
with
great
effect,
knocking
his
opponent
down
with
a
terrific
punch
early
in
the
game.
Risco
came
back
in
the
fifth
and
nearlv
floored
the
O
PrTOfln
hilt
llV
tllP
purl
nf
ta
QinrVittt
Pienn
rink
remains
undefeated.
Chas.!.,
,
A
J
J
lJ
'r
V?"
"
Tw
a,m
l"c,-,u"u
Ui
oi'uuurs
rab
in
an
uproar,
Held
and
Jaa,
P.
Downey
rinks!
""f"
have
had
wnljr
a
loss.
The
German
came
into
prominence
here
early
last
-7
.
month
in
a
fight
which
he
won
against
Joe
Seky
ra
.
He
is
uespue
ye
there
vm
a
fe
iro
weather
j
known
as
Dempsey's
German
double
and
since
last
night's
11511
the
second
an
mH1
is
freely
predicted
that
he
will
be
a
serious,
eon
rict
patronage
Is
tiual
ski
tournament
at
Burn:
Lake
at
theyftist
df
this
week.
:
I
nterest
wa
Ai
mutated!
by
.
-the
fact
that
tn,,bfg
event
,had
pat-1
ronage
and
participation
of
Nets
Nelson
of
llev,bitoke,
holder
of
the
world's
Record
ski
jump.
The
big
crowd
.swafed
with
excitement
as
the,
Jki
Competitors
raced
through
theifci
andthe
crosscountry
racing
"and
irther
events
held
the
interest
of
the
spectators
throughout.
Main
interest
centered
on
the
ski
jumping
competition
for
the
Hanson
trophy.
Owing
to
severely
cold
weather,
the
Junior
Athletic
Associat-fon
of
Prince
George
had
a
deficit
of
some
J85
in
their
venture
at
the
end
of
last
week
in
bringing
the
Jasper
hockey
team
to
Prince
George
for
a
series
of
games
with
the
Hansard
and
Prince
George'
teams.
In
the
onenlne
irame
of
the
seritK
llnn-
laid
heal
Jasper
biM
itf
ore
of
4-j-
3U
W
tTcmdTOimeLJas-j
came
out
on
the
long
end
of
an
8
to
5
score
over
a
picked
team
'.
from
Hansard
and
Prince
George,
players.
The
third
and
final
j
game
of
the
series
resulted
in
a
win
for
Prince
George
over
Jas-r
by
a
Bcore
of
6
to
4.
A
splendid
brand
of
hockey
was
played
in
all
games.
tender
for
thettgiampionship
soon
.
IMPORTED
GERMAN
FIGHTER
SCOTTISH
CUP
SECOND
ROUND
.GAMES
TODAY
GLASGOW,
Feb.
2:
Games
In
the
second
round
of
the
Scottish
Football
Association
were
played
today
wit)
the
following
results:
Third.
Inark
0,
St.
3Iirren
1.
Rangers
5,
Partick
1.
ardrrayfieid
1,
Arbroath
1.
Aberdeen
4,
Queen's
Park
0.
Clyde
1,
Hamilton
1.
Bathgate
1,
Baith
Rovers
1.
Albian
Rovers
8,
Clackmannan
1.
-
Kilmarnock
3,
Bonesa
2.
Dundee
6,
Breechln
City
1.
Celtic
a,
East
Stlrljng
0.
Cowdenbeath
0,
Afrdfies
0.
Fraserburgh
0,
Dumbarton
3.
Queen
of
South
I,
Falkirk
2.
Stenhousemuir
1,
Dundee
United
1.
Ayr
United
5,
Armadale
1.
St.
Johnstone
2,
Motherwell
3.
OLD
COUNTRY
FObTBALL
English
League,
Division
1
Arconal
0,
Manchester
City
0.
Aston
Villa
4,
Burnley
2.
Blackburn
4,
Birminffhujn
h
Bury
4,
Cardiff
1.
Derby
2,
Bolton
1.
Evcrton
0,
Huddmeld
3,
Leeds
2,
Liverpool
Leicester
1.
Newcastle
1.
Manchester
United
2,
Westham
8.
Sheffield
United
l,,tThe
Wednesday
1.
I
sMundevtarot
5.
hniUmouth
0.
Krglih
I.ejfrue,
i)iyJsion
2
Biickpool
2fNotta
Forest
2.
Biadford
2,
JPaptOn
L
Chelso;,
.
Bristol
aty
0.
Grimsby
2,
Stoke
Clt
1.
Millwall
5.
Tottenham
1.
Nats
County
1.
Reading
1.
Oldham
1.
Barnsley
0.
Portvnle
4.
Hull
Cty
1.
Southampton
1.
Middlesboro
1.
Swansea
jG,
West
Bromwich
J.
Wolverhampton
1,
Preston
2.
W'iLFS
BEATSCOtLAND
SWANSEA,
Wales,
Feb.
2.
Wales
detested
Scotland
14
to
7
iu
an
international
rugby
game
liere
todav
KOMO
PROGRAM
Saturday,
February
2
8:00
Concert
Orchestra;
olnt
h'GW.
Portland,
N.NV.T.
9:00
Joy
Boya.
9:16
Concert
Orchestra;
mix-
Max
Schmeling,
who
is
making
-a
name
for
himself
in;
10:i5
"SomPthtng
About
New
York.
j
Everything;
Duets.
TIE
GAME
PLAYED
News
and
Views
In
The
World
of
Sport
Here
are
seven
members
of
the
New
York
Americans
hockey
team
which
headed
the
National
Hotkey
League
for
more
than
a
month.
Top
left
to
right:
Johnny
Sheppard.
win;
Capt
Billy
Burth.
centr
e;
and
Ham
Broadbent,
wing.
Bottom.
left
to
right:
Charley
"Babbit"
McVeigh,
wing;
Harry
Connor,
wing;
Cecil
"Babe"
Dye,
wing
and
Norman
Himes.
NEWSY
LALONDE
Jack
Dempsey's
Double
QUITS
HOCKEY
n
.
.
.
,
WIPED
EARTH
VICTORIA
CUBS
Eskimos
of
Seattle
Heat
them
Seven
to
One
Jn
League
Game
:
SEATTLE,
Feb.
3.
The
Vic
toria
Cubs
faded
awn
before
the
onslaught
of
the
Eskimos
in
a
.oat
hockey
league
game
here
last
:
night
and
suffered
the
worst
de-eAt
administered
to
any
team
in
J
he
circuit
of
the
season,
a
7
to
1
1
ame.
This
also
registered
the;
greatest
number
of
goals
scored
in
r
contest
since
the
season
opened.
;
The
locals
scored
two
In
the
open-:
ing
period,
one
In
the
second
and
tour
in
a.
row
In
the
third.
Vic-o-,la
lone
counter
came
in
the
middle
sesilqn.
Thje
islanders';
defense
went
toiplecfs
anditbey,
could
hot
stop
the
rushes.
the-
home
team.
,
!
,11
IN
CARPET
BOWLS
Score
of
12-12
In
j.iatch
Last
Night
Between
Frew
atjd
Cam-eron
KlnkS
'
In
the
St.
Andrew's
Society
carpet
bowling,
tournament
last
night,
rinks
of
Jack
Frew
and
Bert
Cameron
played
to
aI2-all
draw.
The
next
game
will
be
on
Monday
I
night
between
the
rlhks
of
George
Abbott
and
Ben
Dalgarne.
HUGE
STADIUM
IS
READY
FOR
THE
BIG
FIGHT
illAMl
BEACH.
Fta..
Feb.
2.
-he
huge
stadium
for
the
fight
teiween
Young
rbllng
and
Sharkey
is
completed
and
the
rior
fittings
are
receiving
at-
on.
The
ring
is
lUready
built,
els
are
Wing
booked
ahead
for
blir
event
here
FeChiarv
27.
(
Is
understood
jDempsev
is
Ing
Stribling,
thus
sharing
pinion
held
formerly
by
Rick-
Stribling
hits
hard
and
has
thstspeed
that
makes
for
victory.
PER
CENT
GAIN
IN
TRADE
OF
CANADA
OTTAWA.
Feb.
2:
In
few
previous
years
has
Canada'
mining
industry
shown
such
phenomenal
growth
as
in
1928
when
the
value
of
the
output
wi
officially
estimated
at
$271,000,000
making
a
gain
of
more
than
f
88,-500,000
or
nearly
10
per
cent
over
the
total
of
the
preceding
year.
CAMPAIGN
AGAINST
HOMEBREW
STARTED
CHICAGO
YESTERDAY
CHICAGO,
Feb.
2:--A
nationwide
campaign
against
home-brev
was
launched
here
yesterday
when
seven
men
Were
arrested
and
charged
wtth
the
manufacture,
sale
and
possession
of
wort.
This
is
the
first
enso
In
which
the
eharge
did
hot
specify
intoxlcnting
beverages.
Mackinaw
Coats
THE
FAMOUS
G.
W.
G.
MACKINAW
COATs,
i
u
blue
and
brown
checks,
Norfolk
style,
v,
i
fi
pockets.
Regular
$10.50
value.
Temptation
Sale
Price
Ten
Men's
Overcoats
EIVE
ONLY,
MEN'a.OVEIlCOATS
Regular
$86.00.
To
clear
at
Special
Temptation
s
Lost
Lives
When
!Hom'e
'tr$
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WABHIaGTON.
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itazeti
iier
.uiunigni."
-
.
,
.
,
V
H
protect
the
.
United
-
,
'J1
the
seal
fisheries
i
!
BUCKHANNAN,
.....r...v,v,
West
Virginia
-i
J
,
.
...
.
'
,
.
.
.
.
silands.
the
Hashing:
Feb.
2:
A
can
of
blasting
pow-
der
placed
In
front
of
p4niVrni,
,,ai
1"ur
uA
'grate
to
dry
whs
believed
to"
have
To
its
fleet
which
Wat
h
-been
the
cause
of
ten
persons
be-
hanks
and
enfor?
s
"
ing
burned
to
death
shortly
after
tional
treaty
f
1'"
midnight
and
their
home
being
brings
to
1H
the
num)
razed
while
they
slept
ican
patrol
boats.
The
dead
are
Pete
Simea
aged
50
a
miner
his
wife
and
six
children
of
the
ages
between
two
and
seventeen
yearn,
a
married
daughter,
Mrs.
Roy
Gibson
and
her
three
month
old
baby.
Mrs.
Gibson's
husband
escaped
badly
burned.
TOLMIE
BACK
WALES
ANI)
IRELAND
victoma.
f.
PLAYED
TO
DRAW
the
legislature
since
'
I
of
the
session
on
Jam
WREXHAM
Wales.
F.'b.
2.
Vets
to
be
in
ni-
W.iles
and
I
eland
played
a
two-
house
on
Monday,
ft
all
draw
in
an
international
soc-
speak
or.
the
adrtr-cer
match
today.
the
speech
from
the
He's
gone
hack
to
Cigars
Well.
I'm
smokinc
cigars
anain,"
p.
,MW"
$10.0)
The
Acme
Importers
Third
Avenue
Terms.
Strictly
Cash
POWDER
BURST
MORE
PATROLS
CAUSED
FIRE
FOR
SEAL
HERD
Li
Ri
fORKMONDAI
my
old'
friend
Bill
the
other
day.
1
always
Uid
keep
a
few
at
home
and
at
the
office
but
now
I
carry
them
wiw
me.
Broken,
dried
out
cigar
nwc
me
mad
but
now
Tucketts
are
putting
up
Mirguerite,
individually
fui!-'"P"
ped,
in
handy
Pocket
Packs,
I
f
depend
on
a
factory-fresh,
vnwv
cigar."
.
"Yes,"
I
agreed.
"lots
of
come
to
me
conclusion
i"
-
no
smoke
like
a
good
cigar-
TUCKETTS
MARGUERITE
a-is
Now
foil
--wrapped
Hut
still
10
cents
.i