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1
I
V
J
ESKIMOS
Hectic
Hockey
Match
Ended
in
BADMINTON
CONFIDENTf-
t?v.
f
?ore;r;.anger!,
Had
-'--4
IS
IIopful
of
Turning
Tables
on
Van
couver
Lions
In
Second
Play-Off
Game
SEATTLE,
March
25:
The
Eskimos
will
co
on
the
'home
w
tonight
in
the
second
game
of
the
Pacific
Hockey
League
Dlay-offs
confident
of
their
ability
to
vanquish
the
Vancouver
Lions,
who
took
the
first
game
at
Vancouver
Monday
night.
The
Eskimos,
who
returned
home
irom
Vancouver
yesterday,
were
Red
Stewart.
Phenomenal
goal
tending
by
Percy
Jackson
was
the
only
reason
for
the
Eskimos
being
turned
back,
Stewart
said.
All
the
Seattle
players
are
in
the
best
of
physical
condition
for
tonight's
match,
even
Ernie
Ander-
ison,
who
has
recovered
from
an
In
jured
leg.
If
the
Eskimos
win
tonight,
they
are
confident
they
will
be
able
to
repeat
Friday
night
In
the
third
game
which
will
also
be
played
here.
SPORT
CHAT
Diane,
daugnter
of
Martha"
Nor-elius
Wright,
long
distance
swimmer,
and
Joe
Wright
i
Jr..
the
oarsman,
has
been
delegated
to
carry
on
the
swimming
tradjtions
of
her
famous
mother.
Diane
was
born
In
February
In
Toronto.
Mrs.
Wright
will
not
enter
the
Wrigley
marathon
this
summer,
she
has
announced.
"No.
I
am
a
retired
athlete,"
Mrs.
Wright
said,
when
asked
about
rumors
that
she
would
be
an
entry
In
the
annual
race
this
year.
"My
time
will
be
taken
up
with
my
daughter,"
she
said.
"No.
I'll
not
be
entering
any
more
marathons
e,ver.
The
next
entry
from
this
family
will
have
to
be
Diane."
Diane
has
not
yet
begun
training,
but
that
she
i
undoubtedly
will
be
a
swimmer,
her
uiuwiti
wua
ijuiirc
ceruiui.
11
was
learned
that
the
infant
already
splashes
in
her
bath.
kj
w
i
i
i
I
.......
,nin.
.
rn
cmiurr,
n
.-,
.iu..am
w.
,oui,
uuuk,
new
xonc
Viv
01
limn
tUAliS
Rangers
right
wlneer
chosen
bv
the
New
samples
Just
arrived
of
spring
majority
of
National
Hockey
League
and
summer
goods
of
the
finest
sports
editors
for
all-star
honors,
quality
and
the
patterns
of
the
very
m13
farming
and
economics
as
well
latest,
i
as
he
recounts
hockey
lore.
"I
can't
LING
THE
CUTTER
lsee
any
bright
future
yet
for
the
Steam
cleaning,
pressing
and
alter-
!
wheat
farmer,"
says
Bill,
who
being.
Free
delivery
to
any
nart
of
twee
n
seasons
operates
a
480-acre
the
city.
Service
CHEVROLET
and
BUICK
Open
Day
and
Nlgfit
"
Phone
52
Third
Avenue
TELEPHONE
657
up
on
my
farm,
my
wheat
brings
me
30
cents
a
bushel:
it
mav
be
worth
56
cents
in
Winnipeg,
but
I
get
the
30
cents
in
Lac
Vert.
Cooperative
marketinE
is
all
riuht.
provided
you
have
the
market
even
after
you
form
your
organization.
1
The
basic
foundation
may
be
en-
tirely
sound,
but
there
must
still
be
Ian
outlet
and
market
for
the
farmer's
wheat.
Reduction
of
wheat
acreage,
as
urged
by
the
United
States
Farm.
Board,
wilj
produce,
j
better
results
In
the
States,
I
think,
than
would
be
the
case
in
Canada.
I
jTher
enoTmour
population
of
the
United
States
could
more
readily
:
absorb
the
output
of
mixed
farming,
but
in
Canada
where
there
are
.extensive
farm
lands
and
a
com
paratively
small
population,
the
farmer
would
not
benefit.
Up
my
jway
many
tried
raising
pigs;
prices
for
pigs
soon
dropped
to
about
a
-third
of
what
they
had
been.
I
do
not
think
cattle
raisins'
on
a
lareer
.scale
would
be
profitable
for
Cana
dian
farmers."
Grotto
Leads
In
Billiards
Scared
481
to
4GS
for
Elks
in
Two
Games
of
Last
Nifht's
Fixture
The
playlnfSof
H
Of
the
five
gamesJn
sCHiigt'sBIlIlard
League
fixture
between
Orofto"
and
Elks
gave
the
tobacconists
a
lead
of
481
to
465.
The
-Individual
results
were
as
follows:
George
Waugh
fQrotto).
250;
William
Mitchell
(Elks).
215.
M.
M.
McLachlan,
231;
Johnson
250.
Games
pf
Don
Brown
(Grotto)
vs.
C.
P.
Balagno
(Elks);
George
yiowe
vs.
M.
E.
Young
and
James
j
Andrews-cVs,
Frank
Bray
will
be
played,
tonight.
TIV.IUIJT,
VilliagU-lUIUlllU
LfldW
BOSTON,
March
25:
Presaging
hard
and
tight
play
to
be
seen
in
the
forthcoming
Stanley
Cup
professional
hockey
championship
play-offs,
Boston
Bruins
conquered
Montreal
Canadiens
5
to
4
in
the
opening
match
of
the
first
place
contests
here
last
night.
It
took
the
Bostonians
.
,
r
-
sl
-..J
1
?
i"
1
a
1
i
i
1
1
l
a
a
peuuu
ui
overtime,
nowever,
to
complete
me
aeieat
oi
thp
the
Frenchmen.
Prpnhmon
A
A
infill,.
wlldlv
excited
'
'
'.
crowd
saw
the
match.
The
Bruins
;
and
the
Canadiens
will
clash
here!
again
Thursday
night
and
the'
CAMA
OTrfll
.
V-
n
U
.
I
I
-
.,...v.
nut
UICII
HIJIHSC
UJ
lUUUUCail
not
....
the
least
.
downhearted
,
.
as
a
re-jfor
the
thirdgame
Saturday
andl
suit
of
their
loss
there.
"We
played
a
strong
enough
game
Monday
night
to
win
under
any
ordinary
circumstances."
declared
Captain
ine
rourth
and
fifth.
If
necessary,
cn
Tuesday
and
Thursday
of
next
week.
In
the
second
place
play-offs,
Chicago
Black
Hawks
and
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
played
a
two-all
draw
at
Toronto,
overtime
falling
to
break
the
deadlock
Thp
B0R0TRA
RESOLUTE
French
Tennis
Star
Rejects
Over-tures
to
Turn
Professional
NEW
YORK.
March
25:Jpan
Borotra,
the
French
tennis
star,
ha
been
made
flattering
offers
to
Join
William
T.
Ttlden
and
Kozluh
th
Czecho-Slovakian
star,
in
professional
ranka
but
he
is
not
expected
to
fall.
Borotia
U
verv
nroud
nf
hi
ama
teur
standing
and
doe
not
need
money
since
he
Is
alreadv
a
verv
rich
young
man.
Under
the
circumstances
he
sees
no
good
reason
why
he
should
accept
the
strong
overtures
that
are
being
made
to
him
to
turn
professional.
4
KNIGHT
ERRANT
IS
4
WINNER
AT
LINCOLN
'
LINCOLN.
England,
March
25
4
Capt.
A.
S.
Wilson's
Knight
4
Errant
won
the
Lincolnshire
Handicap
today.
Lord
Woola,-
4
vlngtonX.Rattlln'
The
Reefer
4
waceeond
and
Capt.
Eh
H-
4
gee's
TeUur
third.
Thirty-five
horses
ran.
44
4
444
444444
Billiard
League
-Marr27arotto
vs.
Legion.'
,
DDD
Sor
acne
and
eczema
An
active
fluid
that
attacks
disease
germs
In
tlip
km.
In
harmony
with
the
theory
of
the
greatest
living
nkln
specialist.
It
has
li.n
many
brilliant
successes
over
skin
dLstae.
OUMES
LTD.
W.
J.
McCUTCIIEON.
DRUGGIST
RUPERT
PHARMACY
!
4
JIMMY
McLARMN
TO
MEET
I'ETROLLE
IN
4
NEW
YORK
IN
MAY
4
NEW
YORK.
March
25
The
4
New
York
Boxing
Commission
4
yesterday
approved
a
projec-
4
ted
ten-round
bout
In
Madl-
son
Square
Garden
on
Mav
s
4
deciding
game
will
be
Dlaved
Init,
biFeen
JJminy.,McLarnln
of
4
Petrollp
unicagq
tomorrow
nleht.
total
l
Vancouver
Vancouver
and
ana
Blllv
amy
points
to
to
count
count.
In
New
ew
up
a
5
Maroons
s
in
in
the
the
third
third
place
place
play-off
play-off.
it
is
hardly
.ji
possible
..
.
that
.
the
..
Maroons
.
.
will
be
able
to
overcome
this
four
goal
lead
in
the
second
game
to
be
played
at
Montreal
tomorrow
night
:
iR:
PJ;
f
Fargo.
wrgf.'
fi?rw
Nirth
Dakota.
Dakota.
The
The
4
teriner
the
rinr
a
I
U
1
fa
vnr.
4
ite,
received
a
bad
beating
at
4
4
thp
hnnric
nt
Dstrnlln
-I.
Completes
Round
World
Flight
iSh
,
Cr
BritUih
aVl
'lrtJC-
shown
fl,r
North
Beach
auport.
New
York
recemly.
after
flying
from
Baltimore.
Md.
and
completing
unal
au
lap
of
a
trip
around
the
world
GEORGE
TO
MEET
LEWIS
Heavyweight
Championship
Wrestling
Bout
Scheduled
For
April
13
LOS
ANGELES,
March
25:-Ed.
"Don"
George,
world
heavyweight
wrestling
champion,
will
meet
Ed.
"Strangler"
Lewis;
former
title
holder,
here
on
ApTti
13
In
a
finish
bout
for
the
crown,
it
was
announced
here
yesterday.
Coach
Edmundson
Up
After
Influenza!
SEATTLE.
March
25:
Coneh
!?.
tamundson
of
the
University
Washington
Irack
team
is
able
be
about
again
after
wrestllnc
the
better
part
of
the
Jast
week
with
a
severe
attack
of
influenza.
Billiard
Averages
of
to
for
C.
P.
Badagno
E
25
.C07I
24j'
A.
Murray
(CL)
24
5826
243
'
O.
P.
Tinker
(CLi
24
5650
236
!
F.
Zleman
(CD
21
4838
233,
Don
Brown
(E)
15
3500
233
O.
Waugh
(Q)
:.
25
5741
230
C.
Baptie
(CD
....
..
19-
4354
229;
O.
Howe
(OI
..,.,.25
,5857
226
.
M.
E.
Young
E)
...24
6377
224
M.
McLachlan
IQl
25
581..
223
J.
Smith
(Bfrj.
17
,
3776
J22T
M.
Andrews
(CD
25
5524
221
W.
Wllltecroft
E)
15
3328
222.
J.
May
(G
8
1707
221
:
J.
Andrews
(O)
23
5002
220
1
W.
Mltehell
(E)
....20
5590
215
A.
MacdonaldCL)
7
1499
214
l
P.
II.
Stephens
(E)
..
5
1026
205'
CL.
Youngman
(CD
4
814
204
IT.
Clough
(O)
3
599
200'
P
Bray
E
6
1151
1931
jW.
MurravjE)
.....
8
1498
187,
j.
scott
eL
...
i
172
m
,John
Bulger
(O)
1
169
169
PLAYED
Finals
in
Canadian
National
Tournament
to
Take
Place
on
Thursday
Evening
Further
games
were
played
last:
night
in
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association's
badminton
tournament,
results
being
as
fol
lows;
Men's
Singles
1
Young
beat
Moxley.
15-4.
15-11.
Bill
Tobey
beat
Styles.
15-10,
15-3.
,
Comadina
beat
Moxley
15-0.
715.
15-1.
Men's
Doubles
William
and
Bob
Tbr
bc.it
Styles
and
Comadina.
i;-b
;
i:f
Young
and
MacPie
bai
runle
and
George
Howe.
18
15
i
?
-17.
18-10.
Ladies'
Doubles
Miss
M.
Astori
and
Mh.
Tenc
beat
Mrs.
McLean
and
Mrs
Davis
15-3.
15-3.
Mrs.
Lamb
and
Mrs
Squires
beat
!.
Mrs.
owe
Black
and
ana
Miss
miss
Van
van
Cool
uooien,
en.
.
V
York,
the
Rangers
piled'
consent
of
both
managers
to
I15-5-
157-
to
1
lad
over
the
MontreaH
tUht
hlffbde',obtained.
Mrs.
Horton
and
Mrs
McAuley
Last
November
M:Larnin.
en-
,beat
M
Astori
and
Mrs
Tens.
15-
f.
a.
.
.
.
'
I
111.
'
:
19
12,
15-4.
Mrs.
Mixed
Doubles
Teng
and
ePter&on
beat
Mrs.
.uiacKana
Young,
is-iu.
13-15
15-5.
'
i
Mrs.
Lamb
and
Teng
beat
Mrs.
444
4444444444
4lMcLean
and
Leslie
Murdoch.
18-14.
15-18.
15-12.
Miss
Astori
and
Mac
Be
beat
Mrs
McAuley
and
Comadina.
15-4.
18-15
Mrs.
Teng
and
Peterson
beat
Mrs.
Lamb
and
Teng.
15-10.
15-11.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Horton
beat
Miss
Astori
and
MacFk,
15-7.
15-9.
Finals
Thursday
The
finals
will
be
played
Thursday
evening
as
follows:
Men's
singles
W.
Tobey
vs.
J.
Comadina.
Men's
doublet
Bill
Tobev
and
Bob
Tobey
vs.
Young
and
MacFte.
Mixed
Doubles
Mrs.
Teng
and
'Peterson
vs.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jlorton.
I
Ladles
doubles
Mrs.
Horton
and
Mrs.
McAuley
vs.
Mrs.
Lamb
and
j
Mrs.
Squares.
DRAW
BOUT
l
IN
BOXING
'Charlie
Retainer
and
Rosy
Roselle
Declared
Lven
in
Portland
PORTLAND.
March
25:
Charlie
Belanger
and
Rosy
Roselle
fought
to
a
ten-round
draw
in
a
lively
box
ing
match
here
last
night.
The
de
cision
was
unoooular.
the
fans
i
feeling
that
Roselle
should
have
been
given
the
call,
j
It
was
more
of
a
defensive
than
offensive
fight
on
the
part
of
both
Belanger
and
Roselle.
The
first
four
I
rounds
were
very
even.
Then
Roselle
i
took
the
lead
and
won
at
least
two
I
more
of
the
remaining
six
rounds
than
did
Belanger.
Both
boxen!
Dry,
2jHi
mH
Pld
Total
2Cj4
oz.,
ill
ft
the
most.
j
In
the
curtain
raiser
Dave
Lasky.
and
Red
Sheppard,
Portland
wcj'
ten.
slugged
to
a
drew.
In
the
deuee
',
spot,
Ah
Wing
Lee.
Portland
China-'
man.
after
betag
k
necked
down
for
the
count
of
nta.
came
rtffht
baek
and
knocked
out
Bobby
Lamar
with
'
solid
left
to
the
law.
It
all
han.
j
pened
In
the
first
round
It
took
Al
I
Krolman
but
half
a
minute
In
the
first
round
to
put
Phil
Miller
to
leep
with
a
right
eroei
to
the
chin
in
the
tltfit!
preliminary
m
the
?emi,-nnl.
Prank
Weroetke
of
Portland
end
Charlie
Rtoko,
heavyweight.
tonht
to
a
draw
In
a
six
round
kft$.
MRS,
ROBERT
MOORE
IS
LOW
SCORER
IN
MUIES'
GOLF
PLAY
Mrg.
Robert
Moce,
with
a
card
if
70
for
M
ho,
was
again
the
lew
corer
In
"lacHes'
night"
at
the
Sunken
Oarden'c
golf
eouree
last
evening.
There
were
about
ten
la-lies
competing.
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
dlsplavco
Control
Board
or
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