la.
Of
tu-
PAC1IC
TOTJU
HURT
RIB,
NOT
BAD
Primo
Camera
and
Jim
Moloney
to
Meet
on
Schedule
on
March
"5
MIAMI,
Florida,
Feb.
21
Pjrimo
Camera,
the
giant
Italian
heavyweight
injured,
a
rib
while-
train-lri
yesterday
and
it
was
feared
for
a
time
that
the
injury
might
interfere
with
his
bout
for
March
3
with
Jim
Moloney.
After
Camera
had
been
examined
by
physicians,
U
was
ordered
by
the
Miami
Boxr
tog
Commission
that
no
postponement
of
the
fight
should
be
necessary
as
he
should
be
able
to
go
on.
Camera's
manager
protested
the
ruling;
stating
that
his
principal
wmfld
not
be
in
fit
shape.
GrottoLeads
In
Billiards
Have
Eleven
Point
Margin
Over
Elks
in
Three
Games
of
Last
Night's
Fixture
Only
three
of
the
five
games
in
last
night's
Billiard
League
fixture
between
Elks
and
Grotto
were
plajwd,
the
arotto
having
a
lead,
to
date
of
T$Z
to
722.
The
individual
scores
were
as
follows:
C.
P.
BalagnO
(Elks)
250,
Don
Brown
(Grotto)
233.
'Winiam
Mitchell
246
George.
Waungh
26.
:
Jekneeti
Smith
22G,.
M.
M.
Mc-LacMan
250.
Games
of
W.
E.
WUllscroft
vs.
Jamea
Andrews
and
M.
E.
Young
vs.
George
Howe
will
be
played
over
the
week-end.
KID
FRANCIS
BOUT
WINNER
Outpointed
Eddie
Shere
by
Wide
Margin
in
New
York
Last
Night
NEW
YORK,
Feb.
21
Eddie
Shere,
after
an
absence
of
six
years
from
the
rine
here,
returned
last
night,
only
to
lose
a
decision
to
Kid
Francis,
the
fast
little
Italian
featherweight,
by
a
wide
mar-
Wins
Florida
Golf
Honors
Miss
Helen
Hicks,
Who
Eliminated
Dlana
Fishwick,
Captures
State
Championship
WESTS
PALM
BEACH.
Fla,
Feb.
atiMjs
Uejea
Hieks
of
Long
Isfcustt
wfc
eliminated
Diana,
Fish-
wtfk,
Bstsfeh
open
champion.
In
the
saaMtdMt
won
the
Florida.
State
opw
sjstf
ebampieasblp
here
yes-
teedajt.
yrVNKS
Ernie
Anderson,
Eskimos
right
winger,
after
a
mix-up
in
f
ront
of
the
goal
one
second
before
the
final
whistle
of
the
overtime
period
gave
Seattle
a
two
to
one
victory
over
Vancouver
Lions
in
the
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League
here
last
nierht,
Seattle
havinar
scored
one
in
the
first
neriod
and
Vancouver
one
In
the
second,
It
was
probably
the
most
exciting
.game
that
has
been
seen
here
this
season.
Certainly,
it
was
one
of
the
fastest.
The
Seattle
team
exhibited
its
usual
speed
and
the
Lion
played
a
great
game,
considering
the
fact
that
it
was
their
third
match
tof
the
week,
having
played
all
around
the
circuit.
It
was
a
clean
game
with
only
10
penalties,
two
major.
The
Lions
still
maintain
a
one-point
lead
in
the
standing.
Twelve
minutes
and
56
seconds
after
start
of
play,
Bobby
Connors
j&oared
for
the
Eskimos.
It
was
a
beautiful
shot
fdOtn
a
wide
angle
which
Percy
Jackson
Just
could
not
stop.
For
at
least
IS
minutes
ef
the
period,
as
fast
and
furious
hockey
as
has
been
seen
for
many
a
day
in
?
Seattle
was
played
and
there
was
i
only
one
penalty.
Seventeen
minutes
on
in
the
se
cond
period,
Jimmy
Arnott
scored
for
the
Lions
with
a
fast
one
that
went
between
Dave
Kemp's
legs,
and
tied
it
up.
The
third
period
was
fast
as
might
have
Dean
expected.
Both
goalies
had
narrow
escapes
but
both
saved.
The
game
got
rough
and
thare
were
a
few
penalties.
Terrific
efforts
were
made
by
either
side
to
score,
Red
Stewart
of
Seattle
being
particularly
dangerous,
and
there
was
tremendous
excitement
but
no
score.
The
overtime
period
was
marked
pretty
well
by
strong
defensive
play
with
an
occasional
dash
to
one
end
or
the
other,
both
goalkeepers
being,
tried.
The
Eskimos
possibly
had
the
best
of
the
play.
Pete
Bel-foy
made
several
long
but
unsuccessful
shots
on
behalf
of
Seattle.
After
Jackson
had
saved
one
of
these
long
shots,
the
puck
ricochet
ed
off
one
of
the
Vancouver
man's.
skates
and
Ernie
Anderson,
QKic
as
a
flash,
smote
it
tremendous)?
and
it
bounced
inside
past
Jackson,
YOUR
CAR
WILL
THANK
YOU
You
will
find
it
psys
to
being
your
Ford
to
"Tho
Home
of
Cood
Servu.-ew
for
loiliufi,
aud
praMtig
and
a
periodic
tuning
up.
Our
charges
are
low
the
Sr
'
will
Lo
ready
when
proiniitcd
and
you'll
drive
away
sotiitfied
and
hsppy.
Mtnlcru
equipment.
Couidcte
stock
of
p-uuino
Fortl
parts
and
errsorit'.
And
a
real
d-ire
to
hvlp
you
get
many
thoutaimls
of
mi
Ire
of
pleuaant
motos
inp
at
a
low
c
emt
per
mile.
Pay
us
a
call.
WeM
like
to
serve
you.
S.E.
Parker
Ford
Dealers
Capt.
Roy
W.
Ammel,
Chicago
broker,
in
his
plane.
Blue
Flash,
upon
arrival
at
Panama
ranal
zone,
after
record
flight
from
New
York
of
24
hours.
35
minutes.
Sensational
Freak
Goal
Mere
Second
Before
Final
Whistle
Gives
Seattle
Eskimos
Win
SEATTLE,
Feb.
21:
A
sensational
chance
shot
bv
one
second
before
the
final
whistle.
The
standing
of
clubs
to
date
is
as
fullows:
W.
L.
D.
F.
A.Pt.
Vancouver
13
8
7
48
44
33
Seattle
11
7
8
49
38
30
Portland
8
12
8
39
44
24:
i
.
ff?
Miss
Loujsr
A
Boyl
Sun
Francisco,
heiress
win
society
woman,
with
twi
thrilling
Polar
expeditions
to
her
credit.
VANCOUVER
TEAM
WINS
Ex-Kins
George's
to
Play
Off
For
Canadian
Hockey
Championship
VANCOUVER.
Feb.
31
:
Ex-Klna
Geoige's
of
Vaaeouver
retained
the
junior
piovinclal
hookey
champion
ship
last
night
by
defeating
Trail
three
to
nothing.
It
was
the
final
game.
The
Vancouver
team
will
now
meet
the
Alberta
champion
in
the
first
of
the
Canadian
championship
ptaydowns.
Took
Two
Falls
In
Seventeen
Minute
Wrestle
PORTLAND,
ORE.,
Feb
21
Joe
Maleewlcs
defeated
John
Freberg
two
fajls
out
of
three
within
seventeen
minutes
of
the
start
of
a
fast
wrestling
bout
here
Thursday
night.
Bob
Kruzeand
Joe
Malcewicz
Will
Wrestle
SEATTLE,
Feb.
21:
Bob
Krwse
and
Joe
Malcowits
will
meet
here
ion
Monday
night
m
the
main
event
or
tne
regular
weekly
wrestling
card.
It
is
expected
to
be
one
of
l.hi'
mii.vt
iiiit
rc.MUni',
bouts
cif
the
.sfMwin
hen-
THE
DAIL
T
NEWS'
FIGHT
FOR
HIS
LIFE
jjJiiiiirr
ST.
LOUIS.
Feb.
2t-Ban
Jokn-
W,
9-year
old-former
president
of
i
the
American
League,
is
making
a,
!
desperate
fight
for
his
life
against
the-
ravages,
of
dm
betes
from
which
he
has
been
in
hospitaJ
here
for
ths
better
pact
of
four
months.
A
slight
improvement
in-
his;
condition
was
reported
yesterday
by
Dr.
Robert
Hylan,
Johnson's,
physician.
;
One
toe
of
Johnson's
right
foot
was
amputated
recently
to
stop,
in-lection
from
spreading.
The
effort
was
evidently
not
successful.
Blood.!
transfusion
was
resorted
to
on
Thursday
since
which,
there
has
been
slight
improvement.
Mrs.
Johnson
arrived
yesterday
from
Indiana
to
be
at
her
husband's
bedside.
Old
Country
Soccer
Enjlish
League
First
Division
Arsenal
4,
Manchester
United
1.
Birmingham
0,
Aston
Vllk
1
Blackburn
Rovers
1,
Westham
United
0.
.
Blackpool
3,
Bolton
Wanderers
3.
Derby
County
lj
Newcastle
Uni
ted
5.
Le4ds
Unlteo
1,'Iiherpobl
2.
Leicester
City
1,
Huddersfleld
in
.i
-,
'
Town
2.
Manchester
Crty
2,
Sheffield
Wednesday
o.
Portsmouth
4,
Grimsby
Town
3.
Sheffield
United
4,
Chelsea
0.
Sunderland
1,
Middlesbrough
1.
English
League
Second
Division
Barnsley
4,
Stoke
City
2.
Bradford
City
4,
WolverhamD-
rton
Wanderers
1.
Bristol
City
1,
Mill
wall
2.
Bury
2,
Tottenham
Hotspurs
0.
Cardiff
City
0,
Oldham
Athletic
0.
'
Charlton
Athletic
3,
Bradford
1.
Everton
2,
Nottingham
Forest
0.
Plymouth
Argyle
1,
Prestos
North
'End
,2.
Port
vale
2,
Reading
1.
Swansea
Town
1,
Burnley
1.
West
Bremwkh
Albion
1,
Southampton
2,
Scottish
League
First
Division
Aberdeen
4,
Bast
Fife
1.
Ayr
United
1,
Parttek
Thistle
1.
Clyde
3,
Hamilton
Acads
1.
Cowdenbeath
3,
Dundee
GL
Falkirk
3,
Queens
Park
0.
Hibernians
1,
Morton
1:
Lt'ftb'
Athletic
2,
Hearts
1.
Motherwell
4,'Alrdrle
0.
Rangers
1,
Kilmarnock
0.
St
Mirrens
l,
Celtic
3.
Scottish
League
Second
Division
Albion
Rovess
4,
St.
Bernards
4.
Alloa
3,
Steshousemuir
2.
Arbroath
2,
Dunfermline
Athletic
0.
Bonneac
4,
Dumbarton
4.
Clydebank
5,
Armadale
2.
Dundee
United
6,
Brechin
City
0.
Forfar
Athletic
2,
St.
Johnstone
1.
Kings
Park
3,
Queen
of
South
0.
Raltb
Rovers
2,
Montrose
1.
Third
Lanark
4.
East
Stirlingshire
2
BADMINTON
TOURNAMENT
Mrs.
McAulejr
and
J.
Macfie-
Win-nets,
of
Event
in
C.
N.
IC
Recreation
Rooms
A
very
successful
American
bad-atinstfl
tournameet
was
held
last
night
In
trie
C.
N.
R.
Recreation
badminton
rooms.
Winners
were
Mrs.
J,
W.
McAuley
and
J.
Macfte.
Refreshments
were
served
and
the
prizes
were
given
out
by
J.
A.
Teng.
The
committee
In
charge
consisted
of
J.
A.
Teng,
convener,
Mrs.
B.
Valde,
Mrs.
F.
A.
Rogers,
B.
Valde
and
E.
A.
Woods.
,
.
i,
.
"
.......
TWLNTVVSIX
PENALTIES
Nu
less
than
'So
penaltfes
were
meted
out
during
the
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League
game
Thursday
night
between
Vancouver
Lions
and
Portland
Buckaroos
at
Portland.
The
league
referees
have
been
ordered
by
the
president
to
enforce
thr
penalty
rules
to
the
letter.
S.m3nds
:
Sams
w
N
fur
cUmnmr
fatter
cutting
The
bcl
ummJ
UmdeBndfepta
tint
maa
iu
wa
we
van
vmn
and
do
aur
ssOtaC
every
Slmund
nda
Saw.
THR
biMONDI
CANADA
SAW
CQ
I
TO.
MOUln
,il
V.iBCiiU
vmm
X.
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'
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HiH
I
II
SPORT
CHAT
The
Grand
National
steeple.
chase,
greatest
event
of
its
kind
In
r
the
world,
remains
as
puzzling
a3
ever-
Thls
race
wU-be
run
on
March
27.
Restrictions
were
lm-
posea
wnen
it
was
reared
mai
me
draw
in
the
forty-third
internal-popularity
of
ne
new
Irish
Hoj
tional
rugby
match
today,
before
pltals
sweepstake
"might
atiec
:
the
entry
list,
but
entries
ntimbe.
83,
one
more
than
last
year.
Th
winners
and
placed
horses
in
ths
last
two
Grand
Nationals
are
all
back
in
the
contest.
They
arm
Shaun
Gollin,
Melleray's
Belle,
Sir
Lindsay
and
Glangesia,
respective
-
lv
flrt.
second,
third
and
fourth
in
20'
and
Qxegalseh.
Easter
Hero
and
Richmond
II.,
'
firs
t,
second,
and
third
in
1929.
Of
this
small
but
distinguished
group
probably
Easter
Hero,
owned
by
the
United
States
turfjvon,
John
Hay
Whitney,
will
command
most
attention.
He
looked
like
the
winner
in-
1929
until
be
spread
a
plate
near
the
finish
Two
doeea
others
of
this
year's
entry
have
had
experience
over
the
remarkably
difficult
National
course
of
four
miles
and
80S
yards.
This
year
the
only
horses
al
lowed
In
the
Grand
National
are
those
who
have
been
placed,
in
a
I
steeplechase
at
three
miles
01
more;
or
else
over
any
distance
at
Aintree;
and
who
have
won
a
steeplechase'
worth
$100
to
the
winner,
selling
events
in
every
cas
i
I
excepted.
Of
course,
had
these
re-
strtettons
not
bees
imposed,
th
entry
would
probably
have
been
very
much
larger
Of
the
85
en-
I
Z
S
-1-
7
,
AnuZi
Tt3iH
SB
88.
A
muator
of
thew
had
tiw
failed
to
qutMfy
under
the-
new
rules
however.
Probably
40
horsas
wil'
start
the
tot
grd
on
March
27
The
value
to
the
winner
will
be
a
UtUe
moee
than
$45,000,
while
the
sUrtlng
fee
for
each
how
wiu
agam
oe
sow.
me
race
was
worth
a
good
bit
more
two
yease
ago.
when
the
record
field
of
started.
The
Grand
NattoeaJ
was
first
run
in
1838.
A
syndicate
had
taken
over
the
leaaelof
the
grand
stand
and
racecourse
Aintree.
Each
ruaner
bad
to
pay
$100
and
the
added
money
was
$600
The
race:
was
restrioted
to
gentlemen
riders
a
rale
which
was
perhaps
laxly
ob
i
served,
and
It
was
not
hand
lea
d
the
weight
for
eeeh
runner
belnft
grtment
with
the'flallbut
Ftsher-167
pounds.
The
"'St
race
had
n
men's
Union,
the
J.
P
Tod.a
five
starters
and
wa
won
by
Lottery
Iman
boat
yesterday
agreed
to
the
ridden
by
Jlsa
Mason,
who
wa
known
as
a
tremendous
dandy
lit
i
invariably
wore
white
gloves
when
riding;
The
race
became
a
cap
in
1843.
The
minimum
weight,
ior
some
years
was
133
pounds,
with
whjfb
light
impost
Sunlocb
wen
in
W14.
The
minimum
was
later
Increased
to
140
pounds,
and
this
year
it
has
been,
raised
to
147
As
175
pounds
remains
the
maximum,
the
best
csms
competitors
have
a
more
fajvorable
chance
this
year
than
ever
before.
Entries
from
Ireland,
famed
breedug-greuBd:
if
great
steeple-
chasers,
do
not
appear
as
numerous,
or
as
strong
in
quality
as
in
previous
years.
Probably
the
explanation
Is
that
soon
as
the
Jiwapea
la
Iretaad
begin
hi
show
.good
form
nowadays
they
ar
outekVy
snapped
up
for
English
seabtea
Among
the
Irish
entrant?
this
year
is
the
clever
mare
Oeor-glaatoun,
winner
"f
the
Valentine
Steeplechase
there
last
autumn
The
CzechorSlovakiaa
entrant.
0
1
Lovaa,
is
a
source
of
much
Interest
He
will
be
ridden
by
his
owner
Captain
R.
Popler,
who
Is
chief
instructor
of
the
Czecho-Slovak
army
riding
school
Oyl
Lovan,
a
nine-year-old
gelding,
comes
v
to
Aintree
wtth'
the
support
of
a
syndicate
oC
Cap.
Popler's
toun-trymen,
lrtcludine;
Jan
Masaryk,
the
Owch
minister
to
London.
The
horse
is
said
to.
be
a
u
unless
jum-pec
with
great
stamina,
lie
has
Just
arrived
in
England
and
is
completing
training
at
Banger-on-dee.
Another
unexpected
Continental
entry
Is.
H
Olry-Roederer'a
Anlnay,
a
winner
at
Pau
and
Au-teuUf
but
not
considered
by
Eng-Msh
experts
to
hve
much
of
a
chance
In
the
tough
Aintree
feature.
GOLF'
February
23
O
ro.t
to
vs.
Dry
Dock.
Great
Wesi
vs.
Atme
Flying
Corps
vs.
Bankers.
Oen.
Offices
vs.
76
Taxi.
March
I
Grotto
vs.
Aeme
Oreat
West
vs.
"'
Tuxi
Fl.vmR
t:orps
v
Dry
D0':k
Cli
o
Ofhci'
v,
Bankers
Scotland
and
Ireland
Play
Draw
m
Rugby
BELFAST,
Ire.,
Feb.
21:
-Ireland)
and
Scotland
played
a
scoreless.:
20.000
spectators
SOLDIERS
AMBUSHED
British,
Army
Officer
Killed
in
Sler-ra
Leone
But
Most
of
Men
Escaped
SIEREALEONB,
Africa,
Feb.
21:
j
A
deathmeac
of
thirty
BriOta
arllirs
run
tholr
wbv
tn
th
Intar.
I
lor
to
question
disturb
wbicstj
had
arisen
as
a
result
of
the
ac-i
tivities
of
native
religious
fana-i
tics,
were
ambushed
by
natives
n
.....
,
.
1
'1
1
yesterday.
The
'ha
AffiMf
officer
in
in
mimm,m4
command
was
killed
but
most
of
the
soiditMi
I
made
their
getaway
ASHES
ARE
SCATTERED
I'nlque
Ceremony
Over
Spot
Where
part
govt.
rr
B,
C.
Airways
Plane
Sank
In
too
bl
ar.
n
Pucet
Sound
for
Nova
s,.
cum
ben
i
I;
.
VICTORIA,
Feb.
W:
Three
years
believed
th
,
ago
a
B.
C.
Airways
plane,
flying
done
in
Ca:
between
Victoria
and
Seattle
with
passengers,
crashed
and
sank
tn
pet
soun4
uvm
pecsotts
lostna
ut
rhf.
boTet
,...
.
j.
.l.
uhes
of
the
pUot's
fatnec
wer
ta.
ken
out
in
another
piaae
aad
sja-1
tered
to
th-
winds
over
UQe
point
'
where
the
plane
sank
i"
.
'
"ANOTHER
BOAT
OFF
'
Twenty
Halibut
Vessel
Have
So
Far
',
Met
Union
Terms
and
Left
Ketchikan
i
1
KETCHIKAN,
Feb.
tt:
Maids
20
boats
which
have
so
fat
siaaesl1
Unlon
terms
regarding
boat's
share
',
and
leIt
Ior
tn
banks.
'
V
IP
1
Vi
1
10
ELECTED
Coiyervative
lUve
No
Difficulty
In,
Retaining
Fareham
Seat
in
British
Home
FAREHAM,
Hampshire.
Feb.
SI
:
-The
Conservative
party
was
suc
cessful
In
retaining
Fareham
con-
taune,
la
a
by-electloe,
Sbr.
the
1U1
,
Thomas.
Inskip.
former
attorney
.h4mb.r
,
,
genenO,
being
returned
by
a
IS.0Qoj
majority
over
the
Labor
candidate
.
while
ht
secured
15.0i0
more
votes
vVesley
Sn
than
his
Liberal
opponent.
rived
In
th
.snendLnk
i1"
The
case
qf
Leo
ContoU.
charged
with
seduction,
has
been
further
remanded
for
eight
days
In
city
police
court.
CRIBBAGE
SCHEDULE
February
23
Hawks,
vs.
Seal
Cove
Sawmill.
Toe
It
v.
Eagles.
P.
R.
Hotel
vs.
Operators.
Elevator
vs.
I.Q.O.F.
Moose
vs.
Kts.
of
Columbus.
Grotto
vs.
Six
Musk
peters.
March
2
Hawks
vs.
Grotto.
-
Seal
Cove
Sawmill
vs.
Eagles.
P.
R-
Hotel
vs.
TOe
II.
I.O.O.F.
vs.
Operators.
Kta,
ef
Columbul
vs.
Elevator.
Six
Muskeeters
vs
Mooso.
March
9
Grotto
vs.
Kts
of
Columbus.
Seal
Cove
8awmlll
vs.
Toe
II.
Qperalori
vs.
Hawk.
Elevator
vs
p.
R.
Hotel.
Moose
vs.
I.O.O.F.
Bacles
vs.
Sbt
Musketeers.
March
1C
P.
R.
Ilotol
vs.
Hawks.
Toe
H.
vs.
I
O.O.F.
Elevator
vs.
Six
Musketeers.
Moose
vs
Grotto.
Eagles
va
Kts
of
Columbus
Beat
Cave
Sawmill
va
Opci
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VET
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