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THE
DA1U
NEW
VANCOUVER
LIONS
BOOST
THE!
R
LEAD
IN
COAST
Defeated
Seattle
Last
Night
wSo
Terminal
City
Squad
Now
-
Has
Margin
of
Three
Points
SEATTLE,
March
7:
Demonstrating
unquestioned
superiority
and
holding
the
bulk
of
play
throughout
the
game,
Vancouver
Lions
defeated
Seattle
Eskimos
three
to
two
m
last
night
s
racihc
Coast
Hockey
League
lix-
ture
here
and
increased
their
lead
in
the
league
standing
I
to
three
points
over
the
Eskimos.
It
did
not
need
this
win
.
&to
get
the
Lions
into
the
post-sea-1
OITCIT5?
HQ
,son
P,avQH
but
the
e1"108
would!
1
VJIl
1
1
I
u
u
2
I
M.kJ
I
i
i
;
have
assure(
themselves
of
a
berth
f
had
they
won
However
the
chan-1
ces
tlie
Port,anci
Buckaroos
arei
K171VT'Mr,n
W
I
Mf
W
r
K
'
vefy
sUtn
for-
to
get
a
Plavo"
berth,
i
H
they
will
have
to
win
all
remaining
'
I
games
while
the
Eskimos
are
losing
Took
Ten-Round
Decision
From
'both
their
two
remaining
games-King
Levisky
In
Clitcaga
jone
with
Portland
on
Friday
of
next
CHICAGO,
March
7
Tufty
Griffiths'
took
a
ten-round
decision
b
referee
ana
judge
in
a
close
fight
here
last
night
with
King
Levins-ky.
Both
are
Chicago
heavyweight
and
the
bout
was
considered
one
of.
more
than
unusual
importance.
The
fight
seemed
fairly
even
throughout
and
was
a
hard
one,
neither
boxer
sparing
the
other.
Griffiths
probably
landed
the
most
haymaker.
It
would
have
been
just
too
bad.
With
terrific
fighting,
the
tenth
Daily
News
"Want
Ads"
bring
ljlfliP
Under,
your
own
power
Co
places
In
yonr
ovrn
car!
It
doct
nt
rol
much
to
buy
on
ot
our
used
tars
nl
rvery
on
of
them
has
a
lot
of
unmed
mile.
Whrn
yau
buy
a
ttct
car
from
ua,
you
pay
nothing
.extra
to
help
u
rcroup
klgh
ilradVla
allowances.
Came
in
and
'
rn
bargalni
liks
this,
whirh
have
ail
item
honestly
reconditioned
I
19J7
FoTd
Coupe
W25
1918
Ford
Coupe
4S0
1939
Ford
I.ljh
Deliv-
ety
375
1918
Chevrolet
Sedan.
459
S.
E.
PARKER.
LTD.
week
and
the
other
with
vancou-
vet
on
the,
Friday
of
the
week
following.
The
Lion?,
Sandy
Sanderson
making
their
first
goal
eight
minutes
and
43
seconds
after
the
start
of
the
,
game
on
a
beautiful
pass
from
Frank
Jerwa.
held
the
lead
through-1
out
the
match,
although
keen
ex-,
eltemeut
prevailed
during
the
last
two
minutes
or
so
of
play
when
the
Eskimos,
removing
Goalie
Kemp
from
the
battle,
put
all
six
men
on
.with
his
stiff
lefts,
but.
had
Levin-
i
a
desperate
attack
of
Percy
Jack-
sky
ever
landed
iust
in
the
right
son's
charge
in
the
terrific
but
yam
plate
with
one
of
those
vicious
;'
effort
to
make
one
more
goal
neces-
sary
to
even
It.
It
was
during
this
stage
of
the
game
that
Bobby
Connors
slammed
Doug
Brennan
of
the
and
last
round
was
undoubtedly
Lions
deliberately
over
the
head
as
the
best
of
a
great
bout.
Both
men
were
after
a
knockout
and
after
It
strong.
Both,
however,
were
much
in
action
as
the
flnal
gong
was
sounded.
The
fight
took
pace
in
the
Chicago
stadium.
Camera
Will
Meet
Sharkey
Ills
Narrow
Win
Over
Jim
Maloney
Ensures
Ilim
at
Least
of
This
MIAMI.
Mareh
T
The
slim
decision
that
Prime
Camera,
the
huge
Italian,
was
given
Thursday
night
over
Jimmy
Maloney
of
Boston
in
their
ten-round
fight
was
big
enough
to
ensure
the
winner
of
a
bout
In
the
summer
in
New
York
with
Jack
Sharkey.
Arrangements
will
probably
be
enentually
made
to
have
the
winner
of
Camera
vs.
Sharkey
meet
the
ivctox
in
the
June
bout
between
Max
Schmellng,
German
world
heavyweight
champion,
and
Young
SiribHng
in
a
great
titular
fight
in
the
fall.
Shooting
Postponed
Owing
to
failure
of
the
targets
to
arrive
and
on
account
of
other
activities,
the
new
local
rifle
shooting
organisation,
whkh
was
formed
a
few
weeks
am,
has
not,
as
yet,
got
under
way.
Tbe
schedule,
however,
la
to
be
carried
out.
the
latter
started
to
get
away
on
a
single-handed
rush
toward
the
Seattle
goal.
Brennan
was
carried
off
the
Ice
and
Connors
was
banished
to
the
dressing
room
and
mulcted
a
nice
piece
of
his
evening's
profits
for
the
exhibition
of
poor
sportsmanship
which
even
keen
Seattle
fans
greeted
with
loud
hisses
and
boos.
The
Eskimos
evened
up
the
score
seven
minutes
after
the
start
of
the
second
period
when
Gordon
Savage,
although
In
a
weak
condition
following
a
severe
cold,
got
one
unas
sisted
past
Percy
Jackson.
It
was
only
a
few
minutes,
however,
before
Sandy
Sanderson,
as
Vancouver
players
virtually
assailed
the
Seattle
goal,
put
his
second
goal
in
out
of
Dave
Kemp's
reach.
Vancouver
was
playing
a
beautiful
game
with
continuous
three
man
advances
and
fine
exhibitions
of
combina
tion.
Seattle
attacked
fiercely
as
the
third
period
opened
but
the
Lions
held
the
bulk
of
play.
Ten
minutes
after
the
start
of
the
period.
Frank
Jerwa,
on
a
long
pass
from
Sander
son,
scored
the
third
count
for
the
Lions
with
a
clean
shot
past
Kemp.
In
spite
of
the
lead.
Vancouver
paid
little
attention
to
defence
measures
and
continued
a
thick
and
fist
attack.
The
game
went
along
quietly
enough
unUl
about
two
min
utes
before
the
end
when
the
re
doubtable
Ernie
Anderson,
who
had
been
playing
close
up
to
the
goal
mouth
waiting
for
chances,
managed
to
get
hold
of
the
puck
and
slide
It
In.
Then
came
an
un
precede
n
ted
thing
for
the
local
Ice
when
the
Eskimos
left
their
goal
keeper!
in
a
.hectic
but
fruitless
effort
to
score
the
evening
goal
by
every
man
swarming
around
the
Vancouver
goal.
Oreat
excitement
prevailed
among
the
Seattle
fans
'out
it
ended
three
to
two
far
The
league
standing
Is
now
as
follows:
W.
D.
L.
ForAg't
P.
Vancouver
.
14
8
9
57
51
36
Seattle
it
9
9
54
47
Portland
10
8
13
52
53
Tacoma
2
1
.7
12
24
Canadian
Legion
33
Leads
in
Billiards
After
having
been
In
fine
fonr,
for
the
past
week
or
so.
the
Grotto
Gliding
Over
New
York
City
Jack
OMara.
glider
expert,
made
first
glider
flight
over
skyscrapers
of
Manhattan.
Cut
loose
at
an
altitude
of
3.800
feet,
by
its
towing
aeroplane,
glider
made
a
perfect
landin?
at
North
Beach,
Long
Islana,
an
port,
1?
minutes
later.
TRAIL
HAS
WON
AGAIN
Defeats
Vancouver
to
Take
B.
C.
Amateur
Hockey
Title
For
Fifth
Straight
Year
VANCOUVER,
March
7
Trail
Smoke
Haters
won
the
senior
amateur
hockey
chain
.
pionship
of
British
Columbia
for
the
fifth
successive
year
by
defeating
Vancouver
Amateur
Hockey
Club
last
night
by
a
score
of
4
to
1
in
the
deciding
game
of
the
series.
As
a
result
of
the
victory,
Trail
will
represent
the
province
of
British
Columbia
in
.
the
Allan
Cun
playdowns,
meeting
the
Alberta
winners
at
Trail
on
March
17
and
19.
EAGLE
SMOKER
.
SUCCESSFUL
Affair
Put
on
By
Lodge
Last
Night
Greatly
Enjoyed
nlng
in
their
hall.
A
good
crowd
was
'
present
and
every
one
enjoyed
the
splendid
program
of
music,
songs
and
boxing
which
was
offered.
Fletcher
tlemmins
was
chairman
for
the
occasion.
The
program
was
as
follows:
Orchestra
selection.
Premier
Orchestra,
i
Song.
Algy
Hunter.
i
Monologue,'
Mr.
Claydon.
Boxing,
three
rounds.
Pete
Chen-'
oski
vs.
R.
Fong.
Song.
Bob
Janes.
,
Boxing,
three
rounds,
Dan
Healy
vs.
Ugh
Daggtn.
Cornet
solo,
Bob
Greenfield.
Boxing,
three
rounds,
Holmes
vs.
I
Hlckey.
Boxing,
Lee
Dell
vs.
O.
Ineranv
I
Orchestra
selection.
Premier
Or-
ehestra.
Sn.
"Olieuete."
Fred
Ballier-
28
:
son
and
chorus.
5
Barrl
boxing.
Bill
Stone
vs.
Bng-!gen.
won
by
Stone,
three
falls
out
lof
five.
i
Speech,
James
Black.
Community
singing.
JSong
and
monologue,
Harry
As-,
toria.
Song.
Jimmy
Black.
Recitation,
Al
Small.
The
committee
In
charge
was:
chairman,
L.
O.
Ford,
who
also
pre-
was
off
eolor
last
night
In
the
reg-
sided
at
the
door,
and
F.
Hermon,
ular
Billiard
League
fixture
and
Wm.
Rothwell,
Roy
Scherk.
Lee
was
on
the
short
end
of
a
1241
to
Dell.
J.
c.
Scherk,
Len
Brewertcn
1047
aggregate
against
the
Cana-J81
James
Brown.
dlan
Legion.
incuviauai
scores
o:
tne
games
were
as
follows
A.
Murray.
Legion,
250;
Don
Brown,
Grotto.
193.
O.
P.
Tinker,
2-50;
George
Wangh
182.
Marcus
Andrews.
250;
George
'March
Howe.
211.
Charlea
Baptlo,
250;
M.
M.
Mc-Lachlan,
211.
Frank
Zleraan,
541;
James
Andrews.
250.
i
A
Murray
had
high
break;
of
39.
CRIBBAGE
SCHEDULE
Orotto
vs.
Kts
of
Columbus.
Seal
Cove
Sawmill
vs
Toe
H.
Operators
vs.
Hawks.
Elevator
vs.
P.
R.
Hotel.
Moos;
vs.
I.O.O.F.
Eagles
vs.
Six
Musketeers.
Old
Country
Soccer
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
FIRST
DIVISION
Arsenal
0.
Huddersfleld
Town
0.
Birmingham
0,
Manchester
0.
Blackburn
Rovers
0.
Astonvllla
2;
Blackpool
2,
Chelsea
1.
Derby
County
4,
Bolton
1.
Ufd&Uitted
t
Newaastie
0.
Leicester
City
n
Grimsby
Towi.
Manchester
City
1,
Liverpool
1.
Portsmouth
1,
Mtddke&rough
0.
Sheffield
United
1,
Weetham
United
2.
Sunderland
5.
Sheffield
'
1.
:
7
SCOTTISH
LF.
Ol)
rl
FIRST
'
DIVISION
Aberdeen
i,
Rangers
3.
Ayr
United
0,
Alrdrte
0.
Clyde
-3.
Bast
Fife
0.
Cowdenbeath
2.
Hearts
2.
Falkirk
3,
Morton
1.
Hamilton
Academicals
0.
Kilmarnock
0.
Hibernian-Queans
Park,
post.
The
Fraternal
Order
of
Eagles
poned.
.
Dut
on
a
successful
smoker
last
eve-
,
Motherwell
2.
Dumke
a
Parttck
Thistle
i,
Celtic-
0.
St.
Mlrren
2.
Lelth
Athletic
2.
WASHINGTON
WINS
GAME
Scores
Surprise
by
Defeating
California
41
to
25
in
Hoop
Game
SEATTLE.
Mareh
7
Making
rurprmngly
superior
showing,
the
University
of
Washington
coached
by
llec
Edmuncison,
last
night
won
'he
first
game
et
the
Pacific
Coast
,
inference
championship
basket-'
.a,i
serli-s
by
a
score
of
41
to
25
i
:rom
the
University
of
California.
'
The
second
game
of
the
series
1
'l
tsko
place
thi
evening
and
;
n
vie
oi
thlr
line
victory
last
!
:)ipht.
they
now
have'
great
hopes
jif
muk
n;
it
two
itratght.
How-;
.-"v-r
r
California
wina'aod
a
third
,
a
a
me
i
s
nw:essary
It
will
take
;
'
i
'p
M'm-'uv
ii.tr.ht.
,
I
Last
night's
scre
well
represented
the
difference
in
tie
teams
California
did
no
show
up
any-th'ng
'ike
was
e)rpted.
Washington
exhibited
a
flashy
five-man
attack
throughout
the
game.
Hank
Swanton
was
high
scorer
for
the
alnnlna
liam
nMh
thlrtiutn
nntntit
I
Seven
thousand
fans
or
more
i
saw
the
match.
The
Pacific
coast
conference
basketball
series
here
wlU
be
decided
by
the
best
two
out
of
thre
games.
The
University
of
California
have
been
given
a
slight
edge
t"
win
the
title
whleh
they
have
held
i
for
the
oast
two
years.
Although
several
of
tb
University
of
Wasii
lngton
players
have
recovered
:
rom
'
Illness
with
lnfluema.
the
Callfor
I
nlans
were
still
conceded
to
have!
the
physical
advantage.
At
that
the
Washing
tonte
look
like
the
are
going
to
turn
out
the
best
players.
DREYFUSS
RETIRING
Owner
of
Tittsburr
Pirates
Said
to
be
Anxious
to
Withdraw
From
(lame
AVALOK,
Santa
CataHna,
California,
March
7
Barney
Dreyftm
owner
of
the
Pittsburg
Pirates,
it
believed
to
be
paying
his
last
visit
to
California
in
the
capacity
of
a
baseball
magnate.
It
is
generally
reported
here
that
Dryfuss
Is
about
te
withdraw
from
baseball
and
sell
the
Pirates
if
he
can
find
a
buyer
who
Is
willing
li
meet
him.
Par
the
past
seven
years
he
has
wished
to
retire
from
active
participation
as
a
baseball
owner.
.
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Ytu
have
no
doubt
wondered
what
becomes
of
all
the
old
license
plates.
R.
C.
Brewer.
L
os
Angeles,
shingles
his
roof
with
a
variegated
collection
66
MILES
ON
1
GALLON
GAS
Walter
vCrltchlow.
560-A
Street,
When
ton.
111.,
has
natentd
a
Vmmr
HEENEY
IS
BEAT
AGAIN
Moisture
Oas
8aver
and
Carbon
CUar,le
Kctlta,f
of
Kulutli
Score-
Eliminator
for
all
Autos
and
Engine
that
beats
any
ever
got
out.
Old
Fords
reports
as
high
as
60
miles
on
1
gallon.
New
Fords
75.
Other
makes
report
umailng
in-j
creases
of
to
more.
Technical
Kpk-out
Over
Long
Suffering
New
Zralandrr
Mr
Crltcnlow
ofrers
o
send
1
to
tslaff
of
Duluth
won
a
technical
introduce,
Write
him
today.
kpoefcout
over
Tom
Heeney.
bat-
i
He
also
wants
County
and
State
(
tered
boulder
of
New
Zealand,
In
Agencies
everywhere
to
make
$230
'the
seventh
round
of
a
scheduled
to
31.000
per
month.
DETROIT.
March,
7
Charlie
Re
ten-round
bout
here
last
night
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