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20,
1930
ursday
TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
paoe
ctvj
her
INTERESTING
K
t
is
being
taken
in
,i
mi
final
bout
to-thi
Empress
Social
:
ween
Pete
Holm
and
nun
won
many
fol-:n
irt
fight
he
put
iicrty
recently,
and
.
,
made
a
big
hit
lieu
lie
scored
a
sen-..j;.:ai
over
an
exper-uerr
last
summer,
iinuld
produce
five
DiillinR
and
may
;
(
of
ths
most
exelt-
MEL
COWIE
ur.nlon
of
West-u
ill
box
Billy
ti
the
EInipress
u'
Friday
night.
.
dan
McMillan
wins
by
knock-out
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
20:
Dan
,
McMlUan
of
Prince
Rupert
wren
a
lecnMcal
knockout
over
Tunc
Brinea
of
Norttojriri
me
second
round
at
the
weekly
Cavalry
chfcTWBpktm
card
here
last
night.-.,
f.
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SPORT
CHAT
;
"Snapper"
Garrison,
famed
tori
fipu'c
who
died
in
New
York
on
October
38,
was
widely
known
as
a
"sport"
who
would
"shoot
tbe
works"
if
he
believed
his
ho
u
right.
There
is
a
story
which
hu
been
told
about
"Snapper"
Oar-rison
for
a
decade
or
more,
which
give;
an
insight
into
his
sporting
nature
Snapper
was
broke,
so
the
talc
Koes
at
least
be.
was
down
to
his
las',
three
dollar;,.
It
was"
at.
ricuv;
meet
nmerthaM
Tfc
''
mou.s
old
Joctey
was
gokitwardi
wire
off"
for
some
nioney.
Just
then
a
friend
happened
tfipt
bim
and
whispered
in
his
oar:
"Safcpper.
I've
pot
something
hqtyr
the
Aat
race.
Do
you
want,
to
toftln-jto'rf"
"Nope.''
Garrison
replied,
"I'm
cleaned.
Got
to
use
this
last
three
bucks
to
get
a
wire
off
for
some
money."
But
his
friend
insisted
that
he
bad
a
sure
thtawal
long
odds.
"Why."
Ik
ttld
Garrison,
-this
may
get
you
a
hundred
to
one.
Put
!
your
three
buck;,
in
and
trail
along
with
me."
Sn
ripper
walked
with
his
I
p.
:
to
a
ooot.'i.
He
asked
Wftt
Uw
odds
were
on
this
cer'ain
bone
to
win.
"AW,"
the
bookie
snarled,
"HI
lay
yez
a
million
to
one
on
that'
d'j
"
And
s-jiv
enough,
according
to
the
yarn.
Sivpwr
got
his
ticket
for
Uu-
buck-
with
the
unheard
'if
Mighty
Atoms
Goodness-
CUBES
In
Tins
oS
4
nd
SO
CabM
Ti'i
advertisement
is
not
published
or
&VW
J
-luor
Cpntrol
Board
or
by
tun
uuv
British
Columbia.
?rbfc
t
l4ft
lENNESSY
COGNAC
BRANDY
mo
1
odds
of
$1,000,000
to
$1,
scribbled
on
!
the
face
of
it.
The
race
was
on.
"They're
off."
the
crowd
moaned.
The
favorite
took
the
lead.
Snapper's
nag
was
wit
at
tne
post
momentarily.
J;
nu&fe'JfT
groaned
Snapper
and
his
I
mj(jTney
turned
to
B
unler
(
.
;v
-
mmh:
MJ
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.,
...
p
the
stands
to
a
lunch
stand.
The
friend
was
going
to
stand
the
treats.
Wo
t
a
minute,"
his
friend
said,
grabbing
Snapper
by
the
arm.
"Look
at
this."
Snapper
was
unimpressed.
"Come
on,
let's
get
a
bite,"
he
said.
"Man
alive,"
his
pal
yelled,
"look
it
him-go."
Still
Snapper
was
unlmrie88dd"'Ite
gaming.
He's
in
rmnrK
-
-
-
y
'
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v
if
"1
fourth
place,
he's
second,
comini;
into
the
stretch.
Snapper,
look
at
that
dog
lope."
But
still
Garrison
showed
no
enthusiasm.
The
horse
won
by
a
length.
Garrison
and
his
pal
were
at
tne
rail,
but
the
pal
was'
the
only
orretto!
afiy
real
shouting
Snapit!"n"W3
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Hp
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"H
y,
fellow,"
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partner
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lost
your
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i
"No,"
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still
wasn't
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fcirneVr1
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to
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s.nd
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three
bucks
to
bet
on
him."
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