PAGE
TOUH
THE
DAILY
NEW3
MOTHERWELL
AND
CELTIC
PLAY
DRAW
NEW
SWIM
MARK
SET
Helene
Madison
Breaks
Her
Former
Record
for
100
Metres
Sprint
;
,
CLEVELAND,
April
11
Helen-Madison
of
Seattle
shattered
her,
own
record
for
the
100-metre
swlrr.
I
here
last
night,
covering
the
dls-j
tance
in
one
minute,
seven-tenths
seconds.
Hot
former
record
'was!
one
minute,
eight
seconds.
Thoj
Washington
Athletic
Club
swlm-
mlng
team,
on
the
way
to
the
National
Championship
meet
In
New
York,
will
be
In
Buffalo
tonight.
TOWNSEND
WON
BOUT
Scored
Technical
Knockout
Over
Michey
O'Neill
in
Hollywood
HOLLYWOOD,
CAL..
April
11
Billy
Town$end,
Vancouver
welterweight,
gave
Mickey
O'Nell
of
Cleveland
a
slashing
beating
here
last
night
to
win
by
a
technical
knockout
in
the
fifth
of
a
scheduled
ten-round
fight.
KID
BERG
WON
BOUT
Had
no
Difficulty
in
Scoring
Decision
Over
Billy
Wallace
Last
Night
in
Detroit
,
DETROIT,
AprU
ll:-Jack
"Kid"
Berg,
of
England,
retained
his
junior
welterweight
title
by
winning
a
ten
round
decision
from
Billy
Wal
lace
of
Cleveland
here
last
night.
Berg
won
an
easy
victory.
Dutch
Reuther
.
Posts
Bond
to
Answer
Charge
LOS
ANGELES,
AprU
11:
Walter
(Dutch)
Reuther.
Seattle
Indians
star
pitcher,
has
posted
bond
of
$175
In
court
here
to
ensure
hii
appearance
qn
a
charge
that
he
is
seven
months
behind
in
his
alimony
payments
to
his
divorced
wife
and
daughter.
Requiem
Mass
For
Rockne
at
College
City
last
week,
was
celebrated
by
the
Catholic
Church
here
Thursday.
With
that
did
Rockne
spirit
still
Demdlnc.
320
flthtine
Notre
Dame
I
Irishmen
femumni
thorr
fnnfhflii
PrthC
The
Heart
is
the
Human
Engine
The
motor
car
which
stalls
by
the
roadside
or
the
aeroplane
which
drops
into
the
sea
ii
do
rnoce
helpleva
than
the
human
body
when
the
heart
plays
out,
"
The
heart
la
the
human
engine.
If
supplied
with
auitable
nourishment
andnot
overstrained
by
unwlae
eating
and
living,
the
heart
Is
a
prodigious
worker
and
meets
all
ordinary
emergencies.
When
the
nerves
weaken
the
action
of
the
heart
weakens.
Reitort
the
feeble
nerves
by
the
use
of
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
and
immediately
j'ou
strengthen
the
action
of
.the
heart.
This
Is
the
most
certain
way
to
overcome
heart
weakness,
and
-tbt
time
to
begin
treatment
is
to-day
now.
You
can
no
better
afford
to
delay
than
can
the
pilot
In
the
aeroplane.
When
you
reoelve
the
danger
signal
from
the
heart
it
is
time
to
apply
the
restorative
TV.
Chase's
Nerve
Food.
Fred
Fitzimmons:
Mllffe
Exrifiriir
-
r
:
:r.
j
Fred
Fitzslmmons.
New
York
Giants'
knuckle
ball
artist,
and
Mrs.
Fltzslmmons
devote
their
attention
to
an
even
sierner
critic
than
Manager
John
McQraw
himself.
She
is
their
little
daughter.
Helen.
BANQUET
IS
HELD
Whist
iand
(Crlbbage
Trophies
of
I
-'Season
Presented
at
Function
.
4
'
;
Last
Night
up,
to
Moose
Royer.
Individual
high
scorer's
cup,
to
H.
Amey.
Consolation
Cups,
Andy
McRae,
whist,
and
Joe
Oaron,
crlbbage.
At
the
opening
of
the
banquet
one
half
minute'
silence
was
honored
in
memory
of
the
late
Mrs.
Joseph
Howe,
who
was
vice-president
of
the
Whist
League,
and
Oeorge
Taylor
and
Harold
Corbett,
members
of
the
Six
Musketeers
team,
who
were
.drowned
in
he
Skeena
River
during
the
past
winter
Blocking
Recall
of
Seattle
Mayor
,
i
flEATTLE,
AprU
JlThe.Cltttens,
Protective
League
claims
that
a
move
is
on
foot
to
block
the
recall
of
Mayor
Frank
Edwardi
by
circulations
identical
with
those
asking
his
recall
except
that
these
are
headed
"against
recall."
The
Weather
,
Triple
Island
Rain,
strong
south
east
wind;
rough
sea.
I
Dead
Tree
Point-Xloudy.
fresh
southeasterly
wind,
barometer.
20
-48;
temperature,
42;
heavy
swell.
PARDON
IS
EXPECTED
Kid
McCoy
May
Soon
Get
Pardon
From
Life
Imprisonment
Sentence
.
'
.
.,
.
J
SAN
QUENTIN,
April
11:
Kid
Vho
.
T
";
;rr
'
McCoy'
former
boxln8
champion,
nt
wfc
tt
the
Whist
.and
r
Crlbbage
Leagues
'sentenced
several
years
ago
to
lifeM
ZSJL
lu
Z
imprisonment
for
killing
his
sweet
4Jlc.c
were
uouui
ou
heart,
is
pn-tinv
ti
h..r
nersmi
nrAiwnt
unit
fho
offal-.
..
.
-.-
proved
en
yabie
to
all.
TE.
;
X
0
W
'president
of
the
Prince
Rupert'
Atnont:
thftse
who
irvi
MtCctf
Crlbbage
League,
in
the
chair.
pet!l?fpXJK
During
the
evening
there
were
a,an
XZ0.
n.lc
L.
speeches
by
Aid.
Rudderham.
Bert
nrw.nt
nt
tti,
Morgan.
Angelo
Astorl.
F.
E.
Wer-
w
"a"
rnig,
Thomas
Clough
and
W.
B.
Mc-
'
Callum.
Those
contributing
to
the
!
MTA
TtitnA.
Ic
.program
with
songs
were
F.
Glenn,
!
-ujr
u
A
U1X1C1
Id
k.
t.
james,
James
Andrews,
Jock!
Watt
and
Roi
Barnes.
Al
Small
pre-!
sided
at
the
piano.
1
Presentations
were
made
as
fol
lows
by
Aid.
G.
W.
Rudderham
Dybhavn
Cup,
emblematic
of
Fra-
SOUTII
BEND.
Ind..
April
ii:iiern'
wnl
League
ehamplonahip,
Solemn
high
requiem
mass
for
the
10
Ule
orotto,
received
by
Roi
repose
of
the
soul
of
KnuteJloclcne.
Barnes-
great
Notrf
Dame
football
coach
i
wton
Cup,
for
whist
runner-up,
who
was
killed
in
an
atrplane-crash!10
Moose
Wgt,
reCelved
y
B
M
SSS4SS
p3&4
Oups
to
individual
high
scorers
Alex
McRae
and
George
Howe,
tied.
Dawson
Cup,
emblematic
of
Rupert
Crlbbage
League
training
today
after
the
lntermp-
championship,
to
Grotto,
received
uon
cuc:Dy
the
tragiiudeoUpf
rFfJSSTt&t
V;."
,.
.
.
the
beloved
old
coach.
f
NewHfli
CupTW
cribbige
1
SllOOJING
POSTPONED
The
shool
oC
ttte
Seiall
Bore
32-rifle
Ltt&giM,
aettedoled
for
last
night,
was
postponed
until
next
week.
.
received
runner-
by
Glllls
Off
to
Calgary
Not
Known
Whether
or
Not
He
Will
Return
to
Seattle
as
Hockey
Manager
SEATTLE,
April
11:
Uoyd
Tur-aer,
manager
of
U
Seattle
Eski-nas
hockey
jcainufrrlng
he
past
lrfter,
has
left
f
ortts
nosne
in
Cal-Iftry.
It
is
ut)crtalriltiir)r
not
will
return
here.
Baseball
Scores
-
Pacific
Coast
League
Los
Angeles.
5.
Seattle,
4.
Oakland,
7;
Missions.
7
Sacramento.
6;
Huiivwood.
r
Portland
6;
San
Franrisro.
3.
Enough;
Ended
in
Two
Point
Draw.;
Replay
Will
Be
Staged
GLASGOW,
Scotland,
April
11:
Motherwell
and
Celtic
iought
two
all
draw
in
the
Scottish
.Cup
final.
Mdth-I
erwell
scored
two
goals
in
the
first
but
Celtic
came
back
in
the
second
half
to4
equalize.
It
was
the
blue
riband
of
Scottish
football
and
the
name
was
attended
bv
an
enor-
mous
crowd
of
fans.
The
date
for
the
play-off
will
be
set
by
the
association
and
will
be
announ
Bil!iarl$ift6ker
Six
SCHiHELING-STIUBLlNG
TITLE
BOUT
JULY
3
j
1
CLEVELAND.
April
11
.
Max
Schmeling.
the
champion
i'
ar.d
Younc
KtHhllnv
will
mul
.
j
in
the
new
stadium
here
on-
June
3
In
a
bout
for
the
title,
it
was
definitely
announced
last
night.
T
i
.VANCOUVER
WINS
GAME
Hockey
Series
Between
Lions
and
Rangers
Evened
Up-Last
Night
'V
'
VANCOUVER,
April
11
In
the
second
game
of
the
best
three
Cut
of
four
exhibition
series,
Vancouver
Ljtons,
Pacific
Coast
League
champions,
defeated
New
York
Rangers
of
the
Nation
League
five
to
fourrIast
night.
t
.
The
serieWts
thus
evened
up
both
in
games
and
goals,
the
Rangers
having
won
the
first
frame
4
to
1.
'
OnfcdayNight,
Round
Heavyweight
Boxing
MalfhTWill
Feature
Entertainment
A
psograir
hi
exceptional
merit
has
been
arringed
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Billiard
Association
for
their
boxing
jmoker
on
Monday
evening.
f
ced
later.
It
is
the
twenty-first
occasion
on
which
Celtic
has
been
in
the
finals
and
the
first
occasion
on
which'
Motherwell
ever
got
Into
a
final.
Lasfr
year's
cup
holders.
Rangers,
were
eliminated
by
Dundee
in
the
early
rounds
of
this
year's
FOOTBALL
Scottish
Lcajue
First
Division
Clyde-Rangers-
unplaycd.
Cowdenbeath
2,
Alrdrie
1.
Falkirk
1.
Bast
Fife
0.
Hibernian
1,
Hamilton.
Acads
0.
Morton
1,
Aberdeen
3.
ParUck
Thistle
2,
Lelth
AtWetlcJ
Queen's
Park-Kilmarnoek
not
i
played.
St.
Mlrren
,0,
Hearts
3.
English
League
First
Division
Aston.
Villa
4,
Sheffield
United
j0.
Bolton
Wanderers
2,
Leeds
United
0.
Cnelsea
1,
Derby
County
1.
Orlmsby
Towp
0,
Arsenal
1.
Huddersfield
Town
1,
Birmingham
0.
Liverpool
2,
Sunderland
4.
Manchester
United
0,
Blackburn
j
Rovers
1.
.
Middlesbrough
2,
Leicester
City
2.
Newcastle
United
0,
Manchester
City
1.
Sheffield
Wedn,esda.y
2,
Pnrts-mouth
2.
Westham
United
3,
Blackpool
2.
BASKETBALL
TEAMS
HOME
Local
Boys
and
Girls
Had
Enjoyable
Trip
to
Terrace
Members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
ftligti
-School
basketball
wcnui
party,
with
,
.......
.......
a
vi
uiu
in
avrfintlnn
nf
tfl
"
ui
ornimecB
0wyer
and
;Enyd
Mou
,wh
,
'
will
.n
battle
sbg
rounds.
This
is
the
-oendin,,
.
ri,va
f
y8
ln
the
first'
local
heaWight
match
ar-
1
,
ranged
since
ftfonVlast
summer
iSSSSJSS
0"
when
Art
Lea
was
bested
by
Andy!Lay
aiternooa
?m
WiUon
of
Oceanic.
Both
Lea
and
l
L
.
,
,
e
by
Kaland
have
put
In
some
strenuous
an?
gIrI
pla,ym
reP"rt
trtinin0.fnrthlirminro
having
been
given
a
splendid
wel-
the
bout
should
be
a
good
one.
A
oome
Terrace.
Alter
the
Wed-
number
of
other
interesting
bouts
nfday
n,ht
KamM-
the
local!
have
been
arranged
and
wUI
Include
W"
wf
entertained
at
aj
some
of
the
f6Howlng
boys.
Pete
,dnoe-
n
Thursday
night
a
party!
Holm.
Dan
Bagon.
Chuck
Hlckey.
iW3
la
thr
honor
at
thel
Andy
Wall.
Marvin
Rowe
and
Dy-
Jlome
01
Mr
and
M-
W.
II.
.Bur-
j
namlte
Eokprt.
The
latter
two
boys
'reW-
are
expected
to
give
another
won-
Tlw
Terrace
games
were
played
1
derful
exhibition.
In
their
recent
ln
ihe
Legion
Hall.
After
bejng
de
bout
a
few
weeks
ago,
Dynamite
and
Seated
the
first
night,
f.he
locals'
u
iboin
ttnle
the
show.
The
Billiard
Association
will
serve
refreshment
nt
their
smoker
and
It
will
or
held
at
the
Empress
Social
f
lub
An
n;i
accustomed
themselves
to
'
th.
strange
surroundings
and
-agala
outclassed
the
Terrace
'teams
nl
they
did
ln
the
first
two
sets
of
games
here
Hire
is
way
Jim
Londos
bccami-
cntajRied
tirjropcs
of
ring
in
MadLson
Square
Oarden.
N.Y..
flying
tackle
by
Herb
Freeman7,
J
Wish
contender
for
world's
heavyweight
crown.
after
a
Big
Missouri.
46c..
47.
Duthle
Mines,
5c..
10e.
George
Copper,
nil,
Me.
George
River.
2e.,
3c.
George
Enterprise,
nil,
3.
Grandvlew,
4
Vic.,
3c.
Independence,
nil,
ltyc.
Indian
Mines,
nil,
1Zc.
Kootenay
Florence,
lX
Lucky
Jim.
Sc.,
3c.
Moitn
Woailsy,
S,
3.
Nat.
Stiver.
Ic,
9e.
Noble
Five,
5c,
6c.
Oregon
Copper.
7c.
8e,
.
Pend
Oreille.
1.30,
1.45.
Premier.
80c,
9lc.
Porter-Idaho,
6c.,
filtC
Reeves
MaedenaUl,
43c,
44c
Rufus-AtgenMi.
Sc.,
3c.
Topley
RiahfieJtt.
lc.
nf.
Whitewftjs,
4c.
5c
Woodbine,
lc.
l"4c.
OIL
Freehold,
5V4C
7c.
A.
P.
Con.,
31,
nil
Calmont,
13.
nB.
Devfnlah,
5,
8.
-
,A
Fabyari
Pete,
3A.
4.
Home,
90,
1.00.
5?ojJit.e,
300.
mi.
Merfand.
16,
16.
Marcury,
14,
U.
-Uutted,
16.
16.
Eastern
Stocks
Narapda.
KM.
all.
Int.
tneksj.
ltjrf.
llW
JC.
P.
R..
38.00.
Mm.
Rowing
For
I
m
1
www
m
Vancouver
Stocks
SCORING
(Ccurtny
e.
D
John
ton
Co.)
FIGURES
Prince
Rupert
Teams
Had
Dc,!
Margin
Over
Terrace
in
Hom
j
Series
This
Week
Prince
Rupert
boys
scorer!
gregate
of
132
points
a-by
Terrace
In
the
HiRh
s
ketboil
series
of
four
i
...
week.
The
margin
of
the
-in?
was
likewise
dec
is;..
Rupert
scoring
73
poln
;
Terrace's
37.
The
scoring
ol
the
Prim
players
In
the
series
was
E.
Patmore
8.
Boddie
E.
Merrte
V.
Johneaa
....
E.
Tile
D.
Pritchard
R.
Rlee
,
B.
Thurber
J.
Morrison'
B.
Unger
O.
Wiacham
..
A.
Walters
W.
Vance
O.
Hiekey
Gives
Denial
To
Report
Re
riiamninncliin
&AN
Francisco,
a-.
'
sklent
of
the
Pacific
Cm
'OAKLAND.
April
11:
University
'
denies
a
report
that
in
:
of
Washington
and
University
of
invited
to
succeed
Erne-
s
California
are
meeting
here
today
ard
as
president
of
tin
A:
for
the
Pacific
Coast
.varsity
row-
League
He
expressed
th
ing
championship,
now
held
by
that
the
new
presiden
California.
Washington
Is
given
League
would
be
a
resltf.
better
than
an
even
break
to
win.
ea.t
or
middle
west.
mail
IWif
'
t
Standards
of
Excellence
The
name
"Black
&
While"
on
a
bottle
ol
whliky
Is
m
absolute
a
Guarantee
as
the
hall-mark
on
silver.
II
stlures
thai
subHe
difference
In
flavour
end
quality
whlehdi$ingulheilhlswhltkylromallothers.llguar.
antjei
thai
only
the
fines!
materials
have
been
used
and
lhal
always
everywhere
(he
quality
Is
Ihe
same.
V,
BLACK
&
WH
ITE"
SCOTCH
WHISKY
This
advertisement
not
DUbll.'.hrd
or
lliinlovnd
b
Control
Board
or
by
the
government'
of
British
Columbia
m
i
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