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Tournament
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Were
Kun
Off
Last
Evening
on
J.
NbrHngton
Moose
Courts
-
Re-alts
m
the
men's
singles
of
''the
eity
badminton
tournament
at
the
Moose
courts
last
erentng
were
sr.
follows:
Fr.it
Hound
.
'
R,
Moxley
beit
W.
Howarth,
16-8,
'
V
fossell
beat
W.
Croat,
15-6.
8-18,
15-9.
i
Col.
Ntchob
beat
W.
Lyons,
15-10,
1
16-1.
O.
H.
Hartness
best
W.
Bssam,
j
S,
16-1.
!
J.
Otecon
beat
J.
M
array,
15-10,
!
8-14,
17-14.
.
I
V.
Lsmbie
beat
S.
Darton.
15-7,
15-C,
R.
Allen
beat
R.
FrsEk,'l-8,
'
W.
Bryant
beat
L.
Murdoch,
16-0,
15-0.
Second
Kound
beat
P.
Peterson,
16-6,
15-7.
H.
Tobey
best
P.
Dewy,
14,
15-5.
W.
Tobey
bast
3.
Bflshby,
1511,
15-
1.
F.
Rowel
best
Csi
Nichols,
1510.
16-6.
Third
Round
R.
Allen
beat
W.
Lambie,
159,
15-7.
3.
Nbrrfngton
beat
P.
Edgeeumbe,
15-7,
15-7.
A
record
number
entered
for
the
men's
singles
hi
the
tournament.
Owing
te
the
fact
that
there
were
24
-entries,
the
saraf-finals
were
not
readied.
The
remainder
of
the
singles
games
will
take
place
on
ivening.
while
the
finals
Willie
Wared
on
Monday.
GANADIENS
WIN
AGAIN
Ottawa
Senators
Their
Victims
In
Tight
Game
Last
N'ifht
Toronto
and
Boston
Victorious
OTTAWA,
Marrh
4
Montreal
Caaadiens
continued
their
winning
ways
at
the
expense
of
the
Senates
here
last
night
bat
were
held,
to
a
one
to
nothing
count
by
the
lowly
locals.
Lednc
scored
the
only
goal
of
the
game
in
the
second
period.
In
the
other
tames.
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
came
sp
from
behind
to
defeat
the
lowly
Philapelphi
Quakers
8
to
1
while'
Boston's
Jinx
held
good
over
the
New
York
Ranger
as
the
Bruins
handed
the
New
Yorkers
a
4
to
1
defeat.
GATE
WILL
BE
SMALL
Only
175,000
k
Expected
For
Frimo
Cariieja-Jim
Maloney
Mix
In
Miami
MIAMI.
Fla.,
March
4:
The
Pri-mo
Camera-Tim
Maloney
bout
here
on
Friday
is
not
expected
to
attract
any
more
than
a
$75,000
gate
which
is
not
so
large
as
heavyweight
receipts
go
in
this
day
and
age.
Heavy
rains
during
the
past
few
days
have
tended
to
dampen
the
enthusiasm
considerably
WRIGLEYS
BIG
Satisfaction
VL,V-
f5
cut
SWEET
and
flavor
and
chewyno.
Calmer
nerves
better
dlgettlon
fresher
mouth-whiter
teeth.
The
beit
chewing
gum
that
contclen
tloui
men
and
ma
chlnci
in
daylight
factories
can
produce
i
Winter
vintors
to
Eibset
near
Garmlsch.
Oermany.
sated
with
rounds
of
ski
-inn.
skatingwnd
other
winter
ljjo
moto:
cycle
racing
on
snow-covned
tracks
as
thrilling
diversion.
Hnre
is
a
view
of
racers
whizzing
round
curve,
Interested
spectators
BOX
BILL
IS
VETOED
Governor
Hartley
Keturns
Measure
to
Washington
State
Senate
OLYMPIA,
March
4:
Governor
Roland
H.
.Hartley
yesterday
returned
the
American
Legion
boxing
bill,
aathortxing
she
round
bouts
in
this
state
and
provteHng
for
the
setting
up
of
a
state
commission
to
govern
boxing
and
wrestling
in
Washington,
to
the
Senate.
The
governor
based
his
veto
on
the
belief
that
the
measure
would
give
a
pugilistic
promoting
monopoly
in
the
state
and,
at
the
same
time,
would
benefit
the
American
Legion
little
if
any.
It
is
not
expected
that
the
governor's
veto
can
be
overridden.
With
the
Senate
having
approved
the
measure
34
to
17
on
the
original
vote
and
the
House
passing
it
by-52
to
46,
It
Is
hardly
considered
possible
that
the
necessary
two-thirds
can
bei
mustered
up
in
its
favor
now.
PROBE
MADE
INTO
FIGHT
New
York
Boxine
Commission
Re
serves
Its
Decision
in
Fetrolle-King
Tut
Investigation
NW
YORK.
Mvch
4
Aftei
hearing
what
the
principals
and
officials
of
Oast
Friday
night's
bout
hi
Madison
Square
Garden
between
Billy
Petrolle
and
King
Tut
had
to
say
about
it.
the
New
York
Boxing
Commission
yesterday
reserved
its
decision
in
re
gard
to
"peculiar
circumstances"
of
the
affair.
Meantime,
the
purses
of
both
PetraUe
nnd
King
Tut
are
being
withheld.
While
the
commission
had
no
announcement
to
make
other
than
the
bare
fact
tnt
decision
had
been
reserved.
P-xolle
and
Tut
told
newspapermen
that
only
one
question
bad
been
iuJced
them
and
that
was
as
to
how
the
first
knockdown
of
the
bout
had
U.
B.C.
to
Play
Washington
in
Hockey
Series
SEATTLE,
March
4:
University
of
British
Columbia
will
meet
University
of
Washington
in
the
lee
Arena
here
tonight
in
the
first
of
a
home
and
home
hockey
series,
the
second
game
to
be
played
in
Vancouver.
Between
the
periods,
there
will
be
racing
and
barrel
Jumping
events.
Drlti&h
Coluuiourkwamped
Washington
in
last
year's
series
and
are
considered
likely
to
win
again
on
this
occasion.
CANADIAN
LEGION
"
CRIB
TOURNAMENT
There
wwe
ten
tables
last
eve-nine
at
the
weeklv
crlbbiure
tourna-
jment
of
the
Canadian
Legion
and
prise
winners
were
Arthur
Beale,
first,
and
A.
C.
Allen,
second.
'
WHIST
March
5
I
Seal
Cove
vs.
I.O.O.F.
j
Wanderers
vs.
Dry
Dock.
8lx
Musketeers
vs
Grotto
Ramb
!
Can.
Legion
vs
Lcif
Erlkson
UroUu
vs
Moose
Young
Corbett
to
DRY
DOCK
Meet
Len
Harvey
?ckie
Fields
Withdraws
From
Madison'
Square
Garden
Bout
On
Account
of
Broken
Hand
NEW
YORK.
March
4
Young
Corbett,
California
welterweight,
has
been
signed
up
to
meet
Len
Harvey,
the
British
middleweight
champion,
in
a
ten-round
bout
at'
Madison
Square
Garden
on
March
,
30.
Young
Corbett
takes
the
place1
of
Jackie
Fields,
former
welter-!
weight
champion,
who
was
forced
to
withdarw
on
account
of
a
bro-i
ken
hand.
1
L0MSKI
IS
OUTPOINTED
George
Manley
of
Denver
Won
Hard
Battle
Last
Night
in
Portland
PORTLAND,
Ore..
March
4:
George
Manley.
Denver
heavyweight,
won
a
10-rottnd
decision
from
Leo
LomeKt,
the
big
Aberdeen
lumberjack,
last
night.
It
was
a
vicious
slugging
match
and
the
two
men.
put
everything
they
had
into
ft.
Manley
closed
up
am
of
Lomskl's
eyes
in
the
third
and
it
never
opened
again.
Both
boys
were
very
gory
at
the
end.
CLOSE
PUY
LAST
NIGHT
Narrow
Margins
in
Billiard
League
Matches
With
four
of
the
five
samea
of
last
night's
Billiard
League
fixture
between
Grotto
and
Elks
played,
the
tobacconists
have
an
aggregate
lead
of
980
to
923.
Two
extremely
oloae
garnet
featured
last
nurat's
play.
In
one
game,
William
Mitchell,
am,
beat
George
Howe.
Grotto,
3M
to
349
while,
in
another.
M.
M.
Mc-Laehian,
Grotto,
defeated
M.
E.
Young,
SHes,
3W
to
344.
Individual
cores
were
ae
follows:
C.
P.
Balagno
(Blks)
350,
George
Waugh
(Grotto)
311.
'
W.
E.
WllUacrott
175,
Don
Brown
350.
William
Mitchell
350,
George
Howe
349.
M.
E.
Young
348,
M.
M.
McLaeh-lan
250.
Don
Brown
made
a
high
break
of
46.
Johnson
Smith
and
James
Andrews
will
play
the
fifth
game
tonight.
Old
Country
Soccer
LONDON,
March
4:
Replayed
games,
sixth
round.
English
Cud.
re
sulted
as
follows:
Chelsea
0,
Birmingham
3.
Exeter
City
2.
Sunderland
4.
Wolverhampton
1,
West
Brom-wlch
2.
First
named
clubs
played
at
home.
A
rash
a
skin
sore
Eczema?
skin
ili'onlrrs,
A
doctor's
formula
that
doctor
recommend.
An
active
fluid
Hint
destroys
tl.e
iIIh-iimj
certim
In
the
skin.
1)1)1)
rooln,
noolhen,
hraU.
Tlie
ulcittbhi-d
sklu
Is
washed
clcun.
OUMi:S
LTD.
W
J.
McCllTCHF.ON.
DUI
GOIST
IHH'CUT
PHARMACY
IS
WINNER
Takes
Honors
in
Second
Half
of
CJV.lt.
Crib
and
Will
Flay
Off
With
General
Office
Canadian
National
Recreation
League
Crlbbage
remits
last
night
were
as
follows:
Dry
Dock
Steelworkers
11.
Station
16.
Freight
Sheds
17.
General
Office
10.
Car
Shone
9,
Dry
Dock
Machinists
18.
Locomotive
Shops
10,
Round
HsswelT.
1
Lea
cue
Table
Dry
Dock
Machin.
Car
Srfos
j
Dry
Dock
Steel.
Station
!
Oenerifbffice
Locomotive
Shops
W.
L.
Pta.
407
82
107
09
90
99
.
99
90
99
95
94
95
93
96
03
91
98
91
.
88
100
89
St
106
83
Dry
Dock
Machinists,
winners
of
second
half
of
schedule,
will
play
off
wfh
General
Offiee,
winners
of
fust
halt
i
.
u.
have
turned
to
dangerously
close
to
Ban
Johnson
Grows
Worse
Death
of
Former
American
Base
ball
League
Fresldent
is
Expected
Soon
ST.
LOUIS,
March
4:
Ban
Johnson,
former
president
of
the
American
League,
was
reported
last
night
to
be
gradually
growing
weaker
and
weaker.
No
hope
is
held
for
the
recovery
of
the
former
baseball
magnate
who
is
suffering
from
diabetes.
His
physician
states
that
he
is
now
delirious
most
of
the
time
and
the
end
cannot
be
far
removed.
Mrs.
Rogers
Is
Winner
in
Golf
Was
Low
Scorer
of
Some
Forty
or
Fifty
Ladies
at
Sunken
Gardens
Yesterday
Mrs.
F.
A.
Rogers,
with
a
score
of
41-44,
was
the
low
scorer
in
the
weekly
ladies'
miniature
golf
tournament
at
the
Sunken
Gardens
yesterday.
There
were
between
'forty
and
fifty
ladies
playing
both
in
the
afternoon
and
evening
fAD3
PDTJa
vnf
run.
NEW9
1
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News
and
Views
in
the
Sport
World
from
Far
and
M
BADMINTON
IS
PLAYED
J.ortfC
QuotiW
I
w
led
This
advertisement
is
not
published
nr
d.
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tttl
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
:he
e-imc?
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Columbia.
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Won
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Last
Evening!
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nl
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firm
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ANGELES.
March
4:
j
contest
for
th.-
'.:ti.
:i.h.j
:WBB
0VPr
B"'"
"Speed"
Dado
in
a
10-round
bout
here
last
night
to
win
the
bantam-1
iweight
championship
of
California,
i
A
eiout
to
the
solar
plexus
in
the
4
Uailr
News
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