if
tAQ2
FOUR
THE
DAILY
NEWS
nina
nimviru
k
ka
yofd
rv
rfnnv
wfndif
in
ficut
Double
Fisted
Attack
on
Jaw
Ended
Fight
Last
Night
After
Loser
Had
Aftor
oMrinfr
flio
ffrrht
way
and
earning
at
least
an
even
break
in
the
matter
of
.
pointsn
the
first
seven
rounds,
Nina
Gurvich
was
felled
by
a
vicious
double-fisted
attack
on
the
jaw
by
Benny
Wonrllo
in
tho
oirrMh
vniinrl
rf
a
cnViorlnlorl
ton
rnnnrl
Vrviit
at
the
Empress
Social
Club
Arena
last
night
...
Be
it
said
for
Win!
fhot
VtA
fiii-nosi
In
on
avol.
lent
performance
in
this
the
first
,
ten
round
affair
he
has
essayed
and,
although
beaten,
was
accorded
a
good
hand
by
the
fans.
Uad
Gurvich
taken
things
a
bit
easier
ln
the
earier
rounds,
the
outcome
might
hw
been
different.
He
was
outsmarted,
however,
by
Wendle
whotj
experience
and
coolness
stood
in
good
stead.
In
the
opening
round.
Nina
nut
some
hard
right
jabs
on
Benny's
face
and
made
his
lips
bleed.
.
Benny
responded
in
kind
but
til
blows
did
not'
seem
very
hard,
not
as
hard
as
Nina's.
It
was
Nina'
or
aresslvenes-
i-fitfiktL
Benny
got
more
into
the
picture
in
the
second.
After
missing,
he
placed
some
lefts
on
Nina's
face
but
they
hurt
little
if
any.
In
close
quarters,
Wendle
delivered
some
right
Jabs
on
Nina's
body.
It
was
Benny's
round
by
a
shade.
Nina
made
some
wild
swings
in
the
third
and
Benny
got
the
best
of
the
exchanges.
His
hammerlike
rights
Jared
Nina's
head.
Blood
appeared
on
Nina's
cheek.
Nina
was
wild
and
it
was
Benny's
round.
Nina
appeared
to
Jose
steam
a',
the
start
of
the
fourth
and
was
hpldhig
on.
Benny
got
in
some
tight
hooks
in
close
quarters.
Toward,
.the
close
of
the
round,
they
opened
up
and
did
some
slugging
Thav
were
looking
for
knock-out?
)mi
the
round
was
lively
and
pret-
Hemorrhoids
Or
piles
tr
quickly
rslltvid
i
by
Or.
Chiu'i
Olnfantnl
It
is
a
serious
matter
to
hive
piles
and
one
person
in
four
has
them
at
ne
time
or
another.
Te
annoyance
and
distress
is
great.
Ii
is
difficult
to
obtain
lasting
relief.
So
much
10
that
a
surgical
operation
may
be
considered
necessary.
That
it
unless
your
physician
is
familiar
with
Dr.
Chase
s
Ointment
for
rainy
doctors
recommend
this
treatment
to
their
patients.
For
nearly
half
a
century
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
has
been
the
never
failing
relief
for
itching,
bleeding
and
protruding
piles.
It
is
now
very
generally
known
by
the
medical
profession,
and
the
public
generally,
aa
the
standard
treatment
for
this
torturing
ailment.
Ask
your
friends
about
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
for
"users
are
boosters"
in
this
case.
Relief
comes
quickly
and
you
can
obtain
the
ointment
at
any
orug
store.
DR.
HUGH
L.
DICKEY
SPECIALIST
Eye,
Ear,
Nose
and
Throat
At
St
Elmo
Hotel
Eyes
Tested
for
Glasses
TELEPHONE
6S7
VALENTIN
DAIRY
FOR
8KFKNA
ItKAM)
Creamery
Butter
&
Cottage
Checxe
FRESH
l'AKTF.tUI7.F
MILK
AND
CRF.AM
DAILY
Early
Delivery
Throughout
the
City
6
Volt
,
GENERATORS
For
Charging
Itatterles
For
anylmake
of
car,
$5.50
New
Storage
Hatteries
Guaranteed
for
one
year
13
plate
thin,
or
11
plate
heavy
$8.50
13
plate
heavy
or
15
plate
thin
$12.50
VANCOUVER
AUTO
WRECKING
CO.
1219
Granville
St,
Vancouver
Branch
Yard
at
330
Second
Avrnue
East
Made
Good
Showing
fn
Vile
ntinnnonf
miioVi
fVin
ty
even
though
Benny's
punchei
were
cleaner.
Nina
led
off
in
the
fifth
round.
He
.landed
as
Benny
started
to
cover.
Benny
delivered
some
light
Jabs
to
Nina's
chin
but
Nina
had
the
round.
The
sixth
opened
up
lively
as
they
slugged
toe
to
toe.
Nina
had
lasted
longer
than
Benny
expected,
it
appeared.
Nina
rushed
in
and
slugged
him
hard
and
made
Benny
cover.
Theh
Benny
heJd
Nina
at
left
arm's
length
and
f
ocked
him
in
the
fact'
with
rights.
I
They
lacked
steam
else
Benny
should
have
knocked
him
out.
Aggressiveness
gave
Nina
the
round
by
a
shade.
Nina
was
tired
but
led
to
win
the
seventh
round.
Benny
wai
lowing
up
too.
Benny
bent
over
and
let
Nina
wear
himself
out
slugging
him
on
the
head
In
the
eighth.
Then
Benny
uncorked
a
stinging
right
and
left
attack
on
Nina's
Jaw.
Nina
staggered
backwards
and
leaned
against
the
ropes.
Wendle
continued
the
punishment
and
down
Nina
went.
He
was
through
ana
had
to
be
carried
to
his
corner
after
the
count.
Winner
Challenged
Before
the
main
event.
Pete
Holm
was
Introduced
to
the
fans
as
challenger
of
the
winner.
Jack
Alnslee
and
Harold
Dahl
provided
a
three-round
opener
and
were
rewarded
with
a
shower
of
silver.
Dynamite
Eckert
got
a
doubtful
decision
over
Marvin
Rowe
in
the
duce
spot.
This
was
a
lively
slugging
match
for
three
rounds
and
both
boys
were
pretty
groggy
before
It
was
over.
Rowe
placed
them
better
than
Eckert,
however,
and
could
have
been
fairly
given
at
least
a
draw.
However,
the
referee
didn't
see
it
that
way.
Pete
Chenoskl
was
the
aggreasoi
in
a
scheduled
four
rounds
with
Rupert
Fong.
Pete
staggered
the
tal!
Chinaman
with
rights
to
the
chin
In
the
third
and
Referet
Brick
Skinner
called
the
bout
off
awarding
the
decision
to
Chenoskl.
Roughhouse
Taylor
of
Smlthers
was
stage
struck
in
the
first
round
of.
five
but
got
used
to
the
gaze
oi
the
multitude
in
the
second
and
only
the
bell
saved
Dan
Healy
at
the
end
of
that
round
as
Taylor
had
swung
on
him
with
lonj
rights.
Soon
after
the
start
of
the
third
round,
Taylor
delivered
a
low
one
on
Haly
and
they
carried
the
latter
off
the
ring
winner
on
a
!
foul.
j
Ben
Baggen
and
Babe
Dutton
boxed
five
hard
rounds
to
a
fair
i
enough
draw
In
the
semi
wind-up.
They
-slugged
and
rocked
each
other
and
the
end
of
each
round
saw
both
of
them
groggy
with
the
fast
pace.
They
both
worked
so
hard
that
neither
had
enough
peD
to
deliver
a
knock-out
when
occasion
presented.
It
was
a
wide
open
affair
and
the
crowd
liked
it.
It.
d.
Skinner
refereed
all
bouts
and
Max
Heilbroner
was
timekeeper.
The
arena
was
wril
filled
with
Interested
fans
who
were
well
satisfied
with
the
card.
CRIBBAGE
SCHEDULE
March
23
,
.'Grotto
vs.
P.
R.
H6tei.
I.6.O.V.
vs.
Seal
Cove
Sawmill
Hawks
vs.
Elevator.
Moose
Vs.
Eagles.
Kta
of
Columbus
vs.
Toe
H.
,
Operators
vs.
Six
Musketeers.
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
LOST
Long
black
silk
handbag
on
6th
Ave.
West,
containing
cheque
and
papers
with
owner's
name
and
small
change
Return
to
owner
Ruth
Greets
The
New
Manager
Y
T
!
Babe
Ruth,
slugger
extraordinary
of
New
York
Yankees,
greets
Joe
McCarthy,
new
manager
of
the
club,
at
training
grounds
in
St.
Petersburg.
Fla.
After
meeting,
Ruth
participated
In
first
workout
of
spring
training
CAMBRIDGE
IS
WINNER
I
Defeated
Oxford
For
Eighth
Straight
Time
in
Great
Boat
Race
Today
rUTXEY-ON-THAMES.
Mar.
21:
For
the
eighth
consecutive
year,
Cambridge
defeated
Oxford
today
by
two
and
a
quarter
lengths
in
the
annual
I
boat
rare
covering
the
Course
in
19
minutes
and
26
seconds,
a
rather
slow
time.
Cambridge
has
now
won
42
of
the
boat
race
contests
with
Oxford
since
18t0
while
Oxford
has
won
10.
Since
1990,
however,
Cambridge
has
won
19
to
eight
for
Oxford.
The
last
time
Oxford
won
was
in
1923,
Cambridge
having
won
five
straight
Just
before
that.
The
time
last
year
was
19
minutes,
nine
seconds.
The
big
boat
race
was
broadcast
on
the
radio
by
the
National
Broadcasting
Co.
at
6:15
this
morning
but
there
was
some
difficulty
in
picking
it
up
here,
reception
conditions
being
rather
unfavorable
at
that
time.
Billiard
Leagiu
Mar.
34
Elks
vs..
Grotto.
Mar.
27
Grotto
vs.
Legion.
The
deepest
mine
in
the
world
Is
about
7500
feet
deep
ilium
ui
im.u
ii
uaw
an
wiitT
'.'m
una
ifugi
r
uumsuy
us
u
f
of
tilt;
Cubs
tr
.tintng
sen
.son
a'
C'dtahna
Island.
The
other
bruins
fPklMb
nf
I
I.
ii
i
..V.
.
1
1
...
jumj
iiu'iuun
ton
ai
uv
Legion
Wins
In
Billiards
Scored
1158
to
1027
Victory
Over
Elks
in
Last
Night's
Fixture
Canadian.
Legion,
tha
second
halt
ieadr'
fbjl
ttot
decisive
marghj,
scoreu
anoiner
victory
m
the
Billiard
League
last
night,
defeating
E"ks
by
an
aggregate
score
of
1158
to
1037.
With
Charlie
Baptie
making
the
hifh
break
of
33,
Individual
scores
were
as
follows:
C.
P.
Baiscwv
(Elks
I,
250;
A
Murray
(Canadian
Legion
,
224.
William
f
Mitchell.
250;
O.
P.
Tinker,
3361.
M.
X.
Young.
250;
Marcus
Andrews,
198.
,
Frank
Bray,
171;
Prank
Zleman,
260.
Johnston
Smith,
106;
Charles
Baptie.
250.
The
league
standing
for
the
second
half
of
the
season:
Oamaa
Total
Ave.
Can.
Legion
IS
17397
1160
Qrotto
14
15871
1133
ltt
.-;
1ft
1629
1081
ver
and
Seattle.
;
GOLF'
March
23
Grotto
vs.
Dry
Dock.
Great
West
ft.
A;me.
Flying
Corpa
vs
Bank-eft.
Oen.
Office
vs.
73
Taxi.
March
30
Grotto
vs.
Acme.
Great
West
vs.
75
Taxi.
Frying
Corps
vs.
Dry
Dock.
Oen.
Office
vs.
Bankers.
...
.
.
.
r
.
I
I
rule,
inrs
i
DC
Uumn
a
uanre
gi
ESKIMOS
ON
TOP
Defeated
Vancouver
Lions
Again
Last
Night
by
Score
of
3
to
2
SEATTLE,
March
21
fieatte
Es
kimos
defeated
Vancouver
Lions
3
to
2
in
the
final
Pacific
Coast
(Hockey
League
game
of
the
sea
son
here
last
night.
The
Eskimos
thus
increased
their
leadership
In
i
the
standing
to
five
points,
Vancouver
finishing
up
second
in
the
:
race.
Play-offs
between
the
Eskimos
and
Lions
for
the
league
championship
will
start
next
week.
I
The
final
league
standing
is
as
follows:
!
I
W.
D.
L.
ForAg't
P.j
'
SeatUe
16
9
9
64
51
41
Vancouver
14
8
13
61
61
36;
i
Portland
12
8
15
60
61
32
iTacoma
2
1
7
12
24
5
FOOTBALL
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
FIRST
1
DIVISION
Arsenal
2,
Sheffield
Wednesday
0.
Birmingham
1.
Middlesbrough
2.
Blackburn
Rovers
3,
Grimsby
Town
2.
Blackpool
Manchester
United
Derby
County
1.
Alton
Villa
1.
Leeds
United
3,
Westham
United
0.
Leister
City
3,
Liverpool
2.
Manchester
City
2,
Chelsea
0.
Portsmouth
1,
Newcastle
United
2.
Sheffield
United
0,
Hudderafleld
Town
2.
Sunderland
3,
Bolton
Wanderers
1.
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
FIRST
DIVISION
Ayr
2.
Leith
0.
Celtic
6,
Cowdenbeath
0.
,
Dundee
0.
Alrdrie
1.
East
Fife
4.
Kilmarnock
1.
Falkirk
4,
Clyde
0.
Hamilton
1,
Norton
1.
Hibernians
1,
Aberdeen
2.
Motherwell
2,
Hearts
0.
Rangers-Queens
Park
not
'played
St.
Mlrren
0
Partlck
1.
Billiard
Averages
A.
Murray
CL
23
5602
247
C.
P.
Balagno
E
26
6077
243
O.
P.
Tinker
(CLi
24
5656
236
Don
Brown
E
15
36
233
F.
Zleman
(CD.
21
4888
233
G.
Waugh(O)
24
5481
22
C.
Baptie
iCL)
10
4354
229
J.
Smith
IB)
.
16
3526
220
G.
Howe
(0
36
5667
226
M.
McLachlan(G
24
5356
223
M.
E.
Young
E
24
3377
224
M.
Andrews
(CD
25
5524
221
W.
Wllllscroft
(E)
15
3328
222
J.
May
iG)
8
1767
221
J.
Andrews
(O)
23
5062
220
W.
Mitchell
E)
25
5375
215
A.
Macdonald
(CD
7
1499
214
F.
H.
Stephens
(E)
..
3
1026
205
CXm
Youngman
(CD
4
814
204
T.
CloUgh
(O)
3'
699
200
F
Brsy
(Et
6
1151
193
W.
Murray
E
..
.
8
1498
187
I.
Bcott
UD
1
172
172
John
Bulger
(O)
...
1
169
169
I
-
l
uuiiuy
una
i
yuu
vo
go)
the
start
In
the
background
are
going
.to
i
seven
vens
wxr
Young
Professional
v
j
Willie
Cude
19-year-old
western
Canada
boy,
youngest
professional
ice
hockey
player,
who
tends
goal
for
Philadelphia
Quakers
ice
club,
owned
and
managed
by
Benny
Leonard
Fears
Too
High
Tariff
Here
As
in
United
States
H.
C
Walby.
president
of
the'
'
Sandvik
Canadian
Limited
and
also
of
vthe
Sandvik
Saw
and
Tool
Cor-
j
po
rat
Ion
of
Montreal,
went
east
this
j
morning
on
the
train
following
a;
trip
up
the,
coast.
He
stiys
he
thinks
the
United
States
la
suffering
today
largely
from
high
tariff
and
he
warns
Canada
that
if
the
tariff
Is
made
so
high
as
to
cut
off
other,
countries
from
doing
business
in
j
Canada,
that
;t
will
reflect
on
the
!
purchases
of
other
countries
in
I
Canada.
Kaien
Motors
Limited
General
Garage
and
Service
Station
CHEVROLET
and
BUICK
Open
Day
and
Night
Phone
52
Third
Avenue
Phone
566
Rupert
Motors
Garage
and
Service
Station
DODGE
and
ttANTAM
AUSTIN
Distributors
FENDER
AND
BODY
WORK
A
SPECIALTY
WINNERS
IN
;
Finals
in
I.
o.
n.
e
w
Prlies
Presented
C.
J.
Norrlnntjn
nvn-Mtf.
11.
L.
Shadwell
u
.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
c
J
K'.innu
ed
doubles;
Mrs
Sh.irn.r,
Hilda
Wllson-Mun.,v
,
:
Dies,
and
Mr.
Nornm.!
bert
Blance.
men
?,
ricub,.
v:
'he
winners
in
tlw
t
:!,
.
of
the
I.
O.
D.
E
B
(!.:
handicap
tournament
The
games
resulted
,.
.
Men's
singles.
J
Kmi::
tri
8.
Darton.
11-15
15-5
i
v
Ladles'
singles.
Mrs
f!.
:
Mrs.
Darton,
11-6.
11
fi
Mixed
doubles.
Mr
,.:
Mr-E
rington
beat
Mr
and
M:
18-17.
15-9.
Ladles'
doubles.
Mi
and
Miss
H.
Wil.-m,
-M
Mr.
Wilson
and
Mi
.
r
16-6.
Men's
doubles.
N
.;
Blance
beat
Bart
In.
15-8.
J5-12.
Dalictouc
refreshim
i
ed
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