Paob
four
THE
DAILY
NEWS
VA
NMUVF.R
LIONS
AHFAT)
OF
SF.A
TTI.F.
IN
PI.AY.OFi
GOALS
IN
FIRST
AND
LAST
MINUTES
GAVE
VICTORY
TO
,
'
LIONS
IN
HECTIC
CONTEST
Osmundscn
and
Jcrwa
Score
For
Terminal
City,
Belle-
Ic
ror
Eskimos
ext
Came
in
Vancouver
SEATTLE.
Marcli
'28:
Scoring
in
the
verv
first
min
ute
or.'play
and
again
in
the
very
last,
the
Vancouver
Lions
went
onq
up
in
the
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League
play-offs
by
defeating
Seattle
Eskimos
two
to
one
here
last
night,
It
wa$
a
spectacular
game
and
Vancouver
fully
deserved
to
win
although
Seattle
made
a
great
fight
of
it.
Ossie
Osmundsen
scored
Vancouver's
first
goal
and
Frank
Jerwa
the
f
T
l
TVIVT
winning
one
when
there
were
only
,r.l'vllfll
goal
keeper.
Pete
Bellefeuille
was
responsible
for
Seattle'
lone
tally.
The
game
had
hardly
started
iod
with
an
offensive
game.
Play
was
back
and
forth
and
there
was
a
lot
of
skating
with
fine
checking
by
both
sides.
Early
in
the
period,
a
penalty
was
called
against
Vancouver
but,
despite
an
exciting,!
concerted
attack,
Seattle
failed
to
score.
Percy
Jackson
saved
beauti
SCOTLAND
WINS
SOCCEK
.MATCH
FROM
ENGLAND
GLASGOW
Scotland,
March
28:
Scotland
defeated
England
two
to
nil
In
International
-onier
today
ji-iih-m,ih.i
Batteries
Tubes
Reatonators
WINNER
when
Ossie
Osmundsen
scored
for
Vancouver
with
a
beautiful
solo
Captures
Second
Half
Ilunors
shot
from
about
five
feet
Inside
the
Billiards
To
Play
Off
Seattle
blue
line.
It
whined
right
j
With
Elks
past
Davie
Kemp
without
giving
j
him
any
chance.
It
was
one
minute
Canadian
Legion
Tost
nine
seconds
after
the
start.
last
night
1199
to
1185
but
are
Pete
Bellefeuille
tied
it
up
for
ners
of
the
second
half
of
ImnBll
inj
Seattle
with
one
of
his
character-i
ultra
League,
mey
will
play
'two
Istieally
fast
shots.
The
puck
was
matches
agalrwt
winners
of
passed
to
him
by
Red
Stewart.
first
half,
next-week,
for
city
clram-.
Vancouver
opened
the
third
per-
plonship.
Last
night's
scores:
Legion
Grotto
Murray
238
Brown
25Q(
Andrews
210
Wauih
230
Tinker
349
Andrew
..:.36Q
!
Zieman
242
Howe
250
j
Baptle
260
McLachlan
.199
Final
standing
of
teams
for
the
.
fully.
About
two
minutes
before
the
j
second
half
of
season:
end,
Jimmy
Amott
was
penalized
!
Pts.
and
it
looked
like
another
big
'Canadian
Legion
18,582
chance
for
Seattle.
Frank
Jerwa.
j
Grotto
however,
broke
through
In
the
last
.
Elks
minute
and
beat
Kemp
with
a
long
solo
shot
and
the
game
ended
two
to
one
for
Vancouver.
The
fourth
game
Ot
the
series
will
be
played
in
Vancouver
Monday
night.
If
a
fifth
is
necessary,
it
will
take
plaee
here
next
Wednesday.
The
summary
of
play-off
games
so
far
Is
as
foBows:
First
Game
Vancouver,
1;
Seattle,
nil.
Second
Oame
Seattle,
6;
Vancouver,
1.
Third
Oame
Vancouver,
2;
Seattle,
1.
The
best
three
out
of
five
.games
decides
the
issue.
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Pick-up
BASEBALL
HEAD
DIES
(Continued,
from
rage-One)
personally
acquainted,
except,
perhaps
as
professional
player
and
umpire.
Serving
as
a
baseball
writer
and
sports
editor
created
in
Mr.
Barn-,
ard
a
desire
to
get
in
closer
touch
with
professional
baseball
and
when
an
opportunity
presented
itself
he
organized
a
league
club.
Next
he
was
elected,
president
of
a
minor
league
and
there
followed
nearly
25
years
service
with
a
major
league
club
as
secretary,
business
manager
and
president.
Succeeded
Johnson
When
Byron
Bancroft
Johnson
virtually
forced
his
own
resignation
as
president
of
the
American
League
by
his
numerous
conflicts
with
Commissioner
Kenesaw
M.
Landls,
the
names
of
several
men
were
mentioned
as
possibilities
for
the
place.
It
was
not
surprising,
how
ever,
that
the
club
owners
turned
to
Mr.
Barnard
and
elected
him
unanimously
as
the
successor
of
President
Johnson.
-Barnard
had
-been-the
leading
candidate
from
the
time
HoHSl'ga'me
with
which
htwa$
nbtWhaSon'
resignation
Jbe&me'fm-
minent
Mr.
Barnard
was
born
July
17,
1874,
at
West
Columbia,
W.
Va..
but
his
parents
moved
to
Ohio
before
he
entered
his
teens.
In
1888
the
future
president
of
the
American
League
entered
Qtterbein
Academy
at
Wes
terviUe,
Ohio,
and
seven
years
later
was
graduated
from
Otterbein
College.
He
married
Miss
Josephine
Flick
of
Cleveland,
in
December,
1918.
Football
claimed
the
attention
of
Mr.
Barnard
while
he
was
at
Otterbein
Academy
and
College
and
for
a
few
years
after.
He
played
half
back
with
the
academy
team
and
during
his
undergraduate
days
at
college
became
a
football
coach
al
though
only
16
years
of
age.
He
con
tinued
to
coach
the
team
for
three
ears
after
his
graduation,
signing
up
in
1898
as
mentor
of
the
gridiron
team
of
Ohio
Medical
University,
fpIfe
"TV
A
'.-'."'i-J
now
Incorporated
In
Ohio
State
University.
About
the
same
time
he
became1
sports
editor
of
the
Columbus,
Ohio,
i
-
LOUGHRAN
WON
BOUT
CHICAGO.
March
28:
Tommy!
Loughran,
Boston
heavyweight,
I
:
v.
J
J
To
CANADIAN
r
JOHNSON
IS
DEAD
(continued
from
puge
I)
iDisprftch;
WhllFTflHrrwrposltion
he
vice-president,
ana
'graduated
in
I
launched
into
professional
baseball
law
at
the
University
of
Cincinnati.
'
as
an
associate
of
ttobert
Qulnn.
Uu
ae
soon
ceserted
the
bar
for
least
and
founded
the
American
The
two
circuit
warred
for
three
years,
tlien
at
Johnson's
behest
corea
an
easy
victory
over
iniiy
signea
an
agreement
creating
an
Griffiths
in
a
ten
round
bout
here
arbitration
commission
to
settle
I
'v
iful
war
again.-t
it
imJ
Iluui
u
permanent
I
ltshed
business.
I
But
the.
"fixed"
icagd
world
series
mat
t
nio
...
i.vi
ui
we
cjuoownpis
t)w
ifyaVriA
tn1i
i
I..
o-...v
TYuum
imse
n,s
appe.u
to
later
president
of
the
Boston
Red
newspaper
work,
and
won
recognl-
.
public,
and
they
chose
ij
d
ibox.
in
me
organization
oi
we
vv-
won
us
a
suun
wnier.
.
.,
-
lnmhiie
fam
nf
th
nlH
Vtt
cm
(TiIui-Im
A
rVunlslrPV
lhn
monii.
'
,
.
.
nais
an
rn-
Association.
From
that
time
on
he
ger
of
the
Cincinnati
National
.
tratlon
1
commLinn
'
'
h
devoted
himself
to
baseball.
League
club,
enlisted
Johnson'
help
!nh,l
na
dePn
.
ina
baseball
venture
and
they
or-
and
r.du
XI
.
Lpower
t
.
.
a
i
...
.
,
.
'
mjmsvv
i
1
rUTlPTV
.
iganizea
we
western
League
in
ibs3.
.
Whc.
When
.
,
'Seven
years
later
they
invaded
the
National
League
territory
In
the
scandal
involved
h.
...
Qf
Ty
Qobb
and
Truj
Speaker
in
j
Johnson
Incensed
Landls
by
e-
nrMidnt.
handling
of
the
allegations
ufl
iicreemeni
lleacned
....
a
tr
Johnson
needed
the
rt-.t
f,,
VMra
Ka
harl
n,t
.i.l.
nours
a
aay
at
nu
d.-tc
.llld
,
Wat
nlafofr
'
Mmfiim
Tm
tt
TjtW,nm
I
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u
can
own
a
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
REFRIGERATOR
LOW
AS
r
DOWN
Over
two
years
to
pay?
TVEVEH
Mns
it
o
eay
In
nwn
n
General
Electric
Refrigerator.
Now,
u
umall
down
payment,
as
Iom-
us
ten
dollars,
delivers
a
General
Electric
to
your
home
.
,
.
and
you
run
take
over
two
yean
to
pay
tlie
balance.
Think
nhat
this
announcement
means
to
you.
Hlght
away
you
can
start
to
enjoy
the
many
advantages
of
a
General
Electric
Ilefrigcrnlor.
Uight
away
you
ran
Mart
to
save
on
food
hills
...
saving
which
tvill
go
a
long
way
toward
meeting
the
small
monthly
payments.
Canadian
General
Electric
Is
also
pleated
to
announce
a
Three
Year
Guarantee.
This
remarkable
warranty
results
from
a
spofle
record
of
espcuse
free
performance
...
it
is
a
signed
guarantee
that
you
will
have
no
service
expense
on
your
General
Electric
Refrigerator
for
three
full
years.
Visit
the
nearest
dealer
and
Inspect
the
General
Electric
Refrigerator.
Note
the
beauty
of
its
modern
design
.
.
how
easily
it
is
kept
clean
inside
and
out.
Learn
th
lasting
economy
of
the
Monitor
Top
.
the
advantages
of
the
four
sonea
of
rold.
Tli
en,
make
the
small
payment
which
will
deliver
a
General
Electric
to
your
home.
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temporary
relief
He
we
ne
a
now
awrea
w
a
meeung
win
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w
cieave
major
league
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seek
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