Nordmoe
of
Camrose,
Alberta
Winner
of
Western
Canada
Ski
Championship
at
Prince
George
PRINCE
GEORGE,
Feb.
11:
J.
Nordmoe
of
the
Club,
was
the
winner
of
the
Western
Canada
ski
witnessed
the
Jumping
and
the
contestant
were
all
given
a
good
hand
as
they
shot
eat
over
the
brew
of
the
httl
BILL
ON
BOXING
Measure
Passes
Senate
In
Washington
and
b
Now
Before
House
OLYMPIA,
WMtu
Feb.
H
Already
passed
by
the
State
Senate,
the
bill
which
Is
planned
to
govern
boxmg
and
wrestling
in
Washington
State
will
come
before
the
House
today.
It
is
backed
by
the
American
Legfen
and
the
most
of
state
boxing
promoters.
Rev.
Leslie
Kelly
known
as
boxing
chaplain,
appointed
as
new
boxing
commissioner
of
State
of
California,
won
his
title
when
he
campaigned
for
repeal
of
antt-boxlng
law.
One
Postponed
Game
is
Played
Tinker
Beat
Williscrott
250
to
22
C
-i
In
Billiard
Game
Last
Evening
In
a
postponed
game
from
last
Friday's
Billiard
League
future
xx-tween
the
Elks
and
Canadian
Le
don.
G.
P.
Tinker
(Canadian
Le
glon)
last
night
defeated
W.
E
Wll-
Jesse
Petty,
veteran
southpaw
of
Chicago
Cubs,
doesn't
believe
in
stinting-
food
to
take
off
excess
poundage.
He
eats
heartily,
exercises
dally
and
depends
on
this
steam
bath
at
Hot
Springs.
Arkansas.
ELKS
WIN
BILLIARDS
Grotto
Defeated
Last
Night
Score
of
1141
to
1144
Don
Brown
Badly
Beaten
Elks
defeated
GrUto
by
a
score
of
1141
to
1044
in
last
night's
Bll
Individual
scores
were
as
follows:
Don
Brown
(Grotto
137;
C.
P.
Ba
lagno
(Elks)
250.
George
Waugh
250,
Frank
Bray
204.
James
Andrews
250,
Wtlftam
Mit
chell
137.
Oeorge
Howe,
174.
W.
E.
Willis-
croft
250.
M.
M.
McLachlan
233.
M.
E.
Young
250.
Oames
of
Wllttam
Mitchell
vs.
A.
BELANGER
IS
WINNER
S
NEW
YORK
TEAMS
WIN
FasHion
of
Both
Americans
and
Hangers
Improved
Last
Night;
Bruins
Stretch
Lead
chamnionshin
on
the
Prince
Geonre
Hill
yesterday
after-!
Montreal,
Feb.
ii:
The
New
noon,
getting
a
mark
of
303.30
in
the
jumping
and
cross
iYor
Americans
climbed
into
a
tie
country
race.
S.
bmedja
of
Vancouver
came
second
with
285.80;
K.
Engstad
of
Burns
Lake,
third,
with
278.80;
Pete
Sandnes
of
Prince
George,
fourth
with
275
JO.
and
C.
Blvenet
of
Prince
George,
fifth
with
27500.
The
other
scores
made
in
the
combined
events
were:
N.
Kaldal.
Hollyburn
Club,
Ml;
N.
Jorstad,
Winnipeg.
200;
H.
Bekwtk,
Vancouver,
184;
K.
Nyaven,
Bum
Lake.
168;
C.
Laur-ltzen,
HoHybum
Club.
123.
In
the
"B"
Class,
the
combined
scores
were:
A.
Kirkstone.
Prince
George,
242;
D.
TrusdeU,
Burns
Lake,
18t.40,
and
L.
Loutet,
Grouse
Mountain,
160.10.
In
the
Jumping
contest
the
honors
went
to
N.
Kaldal.
HoIIyburn
Club,
with
a
Jump
of
124
feet.
Nordmoe
of
Camrose
made
two
nice
Jumps
of
121
feet
each.
Belsvlk
of
Vancouver,
mad
Jumps
of
111
and
126
feet
bat
he
fell
both
times.
K.
.
Engstad
of
Burns
Lake,
made
two1
nice
Jumps
of
106
and
111
feet,
and
I
Pete"
Sandned
made
two
very
pretty
:
Jumps
of
103
and
102
feet.
C.
Law-
f
itsen
made
Jumps
of
105
and
109
feete;bnt
frit
both
times.
N.
Jorstad
of
Winnipeg,
who
won
the
cross-
;
country
race,
made
bat
one
Jump
of
101
feet,
but
fell.
The
meeting
was
a
very
successful
one.
The
weather
was
all
that
coeM
be
desired.
A
record
crowd
with
the
Montreal
Maroons
for
third
place
in
the
standing
of
the
Canadian
section
of
the
National
Hockey
League
last
night
by
defeating
the
locals
four
to
two.
At
Philadelphia,
the
New
York
Rangers
Jumped
into
third
place
in
,the
American
division
ahead
of
Detroit
by
defeating
the
long-suffer-jing
Quakers
three
to
one.
i
At
Boston,
the
Bruins
increased
,
their
leading
margin
in
the
American
division
by
nosing
out
the
sec-
:
ond
place
Chicago
Black
Hawks,
two
to
one.
GREAT
WEST
WAS
WINNER
A
recount
on
the
Great
West-Bankers
game
of
the
City
Miniature
Oolf
League
Monday
night
shows
that,
actually,
the
Great
West
won
by
one
point.
The
score
was:
Great
West
341;
Bankers.
342.
SPORT
CHAT
With
close
to
two
months
of
campaigning
still
ahead
of
htm.
Gordon
Brydson.
Chicago
Shamrock
winger,
is
near
the
American
Hockey
League's
scoring
record
of
hut
year.
Playing
his
first
season
in
the
by
mid
west
"major"
loop,
the
flashy
golfer-hockeylst
from
Toronto
has
consolidated
his
position
at
the
head
of
the
league's
sharpshooters
even
though
his
team
has
wander
ed
through
luckless
days.
Brydson,
fought
over
sons,
has
compiled
a
point
total
of
29,
made
up
of
23
goals
and
six
asststs.
He
is
seven
points
in
front
of
Leo
La
France,
fleet
Tulsa
wingman.
La
France,
early
season
leader,
is
second
with
18
goals
and
four
assists.
Teammates
of
the
flashy
Brydson,
who
came
to
Chicago
from
Hamilton,
of
the
International
League,
and
chose
to
stay
in
the
outlawed
circuit
rather
than
perform
In
the
National
League,
are
In
close
attendance.
Bobby
Burns,
his
front-line
pal,
Is
In
third
position
arwl
rirkririlA
UaoruHftn
in
flftH
Ttnl
tiIVa
rr.Tl
end
dub.
last
season,
led
all
scor-betweeiitheHlcsandCanadtanLe-
glon
are
still
outstanding.
AVV;v'V
i
tain
to
better
the
mark
this
una
imu
n
uic
bcvuvii.
Games
Total
Ave.
Grotto
7
7834
1133
Canadian
Legion
6
6778
1129
Elks
7
7494
1071
W.
E.
WUliscrott
made
the
high
break
last
night,
this
being
36.
year
and
Goyer,
slap-shot
expert
from
BellevlQe,
Ont,
is
far
out
of
the
running.
Again
with
a
last
place
club,
Larry
Is
unable
to
muster
the
effectiveness
that
was
his
in
the
last
hopeless
campaign.
Burns,
a
former
Owen
Sound
Junior,
who
(twice
was
turned
back
from
the
National
League
after
try-outs
with
'
Chicago
Black
Hawks,
has
scored
17
points
II
goals
and
six
assists.
One
the
fastest
skating
players
In
hockey.
Burns
Is
enjoying
his
best
season
since
turning
professional.
I
He
starred
with
Preston
In
the
Punched
His
Way
to
Fifth
Round
senior
Ontario
Hockey
Association
Knockout
of
George
Itlctard
in
i
before
Joining
Minneapolis
Millers.
Vancouver
Last
Night
Back
of
Burns
Is
Gus
Marker,
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
II:
The
Tulsa
forward,
with
16
points,
while
short
and
powerful
punches
of
MacFayden
and..
Burr
Williams,
Charlie
Belanger,
Canadian
light
husky
Tulsa
defenceman,
are
tied
heavyweight
champion.
pouriffecPfor
fifth
position
with
15
each.
him
to
a
five-round
knockout
vie-
Seventh
place
is
shared
by
Kenny
tory
over
Oeorge
Rickard,
his
fel-
Dunfleld,
Kansas
City
winger;
low
citizen
from
Winnipeg,
In
the
Frank
Sheppard,
Tulsa
centre,
and
main
event
of
a
boxing
card
here
last
night.
Laura
i
j
,
.r
u
Is
Golf
Winner
Had
Low
Score
Among
Twenty
Contettants
in
Ladles'
League
Last
Evening
Freddy
Gordon,
big
Minneapolis
sniper.
They
each
have
14
points.
Gordon,
former
Selkirk,
Man.,
star
and
captain
of
the
luckless
Millers,
continues
to
score
ven
though
his
team
has
ceased
to
win.
Ronnie
Moffatt,
speedy
Toronto
kid,
who
has
played
both
forward
and
defence
for
Tulsa,
has
figured
in
12
scores
and
Jack
Leswlck,
young
Du-
luth
star
who
came
up
from
Reglna,
has
11
points.
The
veteran
Duke
Keats,
of
Tulsa,
and
"Matty"
Met-calf,
once
a
Junior
sensation
with
liscroft
(Elks)
250
to
226.
This
leaves
Miss
Laura
Stephens
was
the
low
!
Reglna
Pats,
also
have
11.
Jack
8t
but
one
game
of
this
fixture
yet
to
.scorer
In
the
Ladles'
League
golf
j
John,
fleet
youngster
from
Unlver-be
played,
this
being
William
MIt-1
game
at
the
Sunken
Gardens
last
slty
of
Manitoba,
leads
Buffalo
chell
vs.
A-
Murray.
10
oaie
me
:
evening,
one
uiu
uie
noies
wun
5corrs
wun
iv
poinu
ana
a
oyer
is
score-stands
968
to
834
In
t
aver
of
j
86
strokes.
About
twenty
ladles
setting
th
pact
among
St
Louis
Oet
the
Canadian
Legion
played
1
players
with
eight
pays.
TttE
DATL?
!
,V!
Sift
JL
ASS'NFOR
(PETE
HOLM
BADMINTON!
HAS
MUMPS
Central
Body
Formed
Last
Night
Nljht
With
F.
W.
Alless
as-FresMent
Preparing
for
Prrmfer
Rupert
Games
At
a
meeting
last
night
of
representatives
of
various
city
clubs
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
W.
Allen,
the
Prince
Rupert
Badminton
Association
was
formed.
The
Association
is
open
to
representation
from
any
badminton
club
la
the
city.
It
was
decided
at
the
meeting
to
hold
a
series
of
games
with
a
team
from
Premier
on
March
17,
with
the
games.
Walter
Howarth
of
the
Moose
Club
announced
that
his
eJub
would,
put
on
an
open
tournament!
to
enable
the
Assclation
to
select
players
for
the
Prince
Rupert
Pre
mier
games.
Officers
of
the
Association
were'
elected
follows:
!
President
F.
W
Allen."
VfceP;esident-.Henry
HeUbro-j
Jner,
.,
.
.
Secretary-Treasurer
.pro
tern
i
Prince
Rupert
Henry
Hellbro-!
ner
and
Frank
Russell.
ROUNDHOUSE.
Has
LEADS
CRIB
Two
Point
Margin
in
Canadian
National
League
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
Cribbage
League
re-
Hard
League
fixture.
Probably
the
on
hockey's
most
sought
antyM'vJai.nlght
.were
as
follows:
most
surprising
event
of
the
whole
match
was
the
severe
defeat
which
Don
Brown
of
the
Grotto
received
at
the
hands
of
Charlie
Balagno,
the
score
being
250
to
137.
RourWhotte.
17!
Car
Shops
10.
Station
17:
Freight
Sheds
10.
General
Office
16;
Locomotive!
snops
11.
Drydock
Machinists
14;
Drydoelc
Steelworkers
13.
League
Table
Won
Roundhouse
60
Car
Shops
58
Drydock
Machinists
58
Orydoek
Steel
wkrs
...
57
Station
.,
:
55
General
Office
...
52
Locomotive
Shops
48
Freight
Sheds
43
Lost
48
50
50
51
53
SS
60
65
PtS.
60
i
5Sj
58
57
55
52
43
43
Washington
State
Wins
Basketball
Came
From
Behind
Last
Night
Down
Orfgoa
by
Score
of
;35
to
S3
to
PULLMAN.
Wash,
February
II
Washington'
State
College
came
from
behind
last
evening
to
defeat
Oregon
State
35
to
31
in
a
con
ference
basmoau
game.
It
was
the
second
straight
win
for
the
Billiard
Averages
C.
P.
Balagno
(E)
18
4391
244
A.
Murray
CL
15
3631
243
J.
Smith
(E)
10
2404
241
G.
Howe
(0
1ft
4093
228
G.
P.
Tinker
(CD
15
3548
237
F.
Zleman
(CD
13
3014
'231
Don
Brown
0
I
1842
230
W.
Wllllscroft
E
10
2281
228
O.
Waugh
(O)
17
3837
225
M.
McLachlan
(G)
17
3809
224
C.
Baptie
(CD
11
2464
224
J.
May
(G).
-
8
1767
221
M.
E.
Young
(E)
18,
3917
217
A.
Macdonald
(CD
7
1499
214
M.
Andrews
(CD
17
3614
213
W.
Mitchell
(E)
17
3625
213
J.
Andrews
(Qi
16
3412
213
F.
H.
Stephens
(E)
5
1026
205
CL.
Youngman
(CD
4
814
204
T.
Clough
(G).
3
999
200
F.
Bray
(E)
.-
3
890
197
W.
Murray
(E)
7
1342
192
Ij.
Scott
(CD
1
172
17
J
John
Bulger
(Q
1
183
169
the
Atf,
reading
ft
sou.
it
Will
be
Unable
to
Sleet
Wendle
Next
Week-But
NlnatlurvUtl
1
Expected
to
Go
on
The
boxing
match
which
way
scheduled"
for
February
20
between
Pete
Holm
and
Benny
Wendle
has
had
to
be
called
off
as.
Holm
is
suffering
from
the
mumps,
and
wlB
be
unable
to-
go
on,
it
was-announced
this
morning.
Since
Holm
will
be
unable
to
meet
Wendle
at
this
time,
local
fight
fans
are
now
expecting
that
Nina
Our-tlch
and
Benny
Wendle
will
get
to
gether
and
arrange
a
meeting,
pos-
A
dance
to
be
held
In
connection
f
sibiy
for
the
same
date.
Ourvich,
It
will
be
remembered,
challenged
the
winner
of
the
recent
Wendte-Bag-shaw
bout.
Wendle.
the
winner,
accepted
the
challenge
and
is
said
to
be
very
anxious
to
ha
ml
Our
1th
a
sample
of
his
wares.
SCHEDULE
OF
WHIST
C.
J.
Norrlngton.
'February
12
Following
are
representatives
to;
seaj
Cove
vs.
Dry
Dock,
the
Association
from
the
.various
:
Canadian
Lecion
vs.
Grotto
iciuds:
MooseWalter
Howarth
and
Pete
Petersen.
I.O.D.E
F.
W.
Alien
and
C.
J
Norrlngton.
CNJlJ.
A.
Teng
and
Mr
J.
H.
Letf
Ertkson
vs.
Moose.
Grotto
Ramblers
'vs.
Wanderer."
Six
Musketeers
vs.
W.OT.
February
16
Moose
vs.
Sera
tor.
Kts
of
Columbus
vs.
six
Musk
norym.
eteers.
t
First
United
Philip
Edgecumbe)
i.o.OJ".
vs.
P.
R.
Hotel.
Rupert
East-Mrs.
M.
M.
Lamb!
operators
v.
Toe
H.
andWohn
Murray.
Eagj
TS.
nawks.
Cathedral
Club-
Miss
Trances;
Seal
Cove
sawmill
v.
Grotto.
Cross
and
M.
H.
Blott-
Itvhr.nrv
m
Hawks
vs.
Seal
Cove
Sawmill.
Toe
H.
vs.
Eagles.
P.
R,
Hotel
vs.
Operators.
Elevator
vs.
I.O.O.F.
Moose
vs.
Kts
of
Cotasibus.
Grotto
vs.
Six
Moskeeters.
March
2
Hawks
vs.
Grotto.
Seal
Cove
Sawmill
vs.
Eagles.
P.
R.
Hotel
vs.
TOC
H.
1.0.0
P.
vs.
Operators,
Kts.
of
Columbus
vs.
Elevator.
Six
Muskeeters
vs.
Moose.
March
9
Grotto
vs.
Kts
of
Columbus.
Seal
Cove
Sawmill
vs.
Toe
H.
Operators
vs.
Hawks.
Elevator
vs.
P.
R.
Hotel.
Moose
vs.
IX3tO.F.
Eagles
vs.
Six
Musketeers.
Marrh
16
P.
R.
Hotel
vs.
Hawks.
Toe
H.
vs.
lX.OT.
Elevator
vs.
Six
Musketeers.
Moose
vs.
Grotto.
Eagles
vs.
Kts.
of
Columbus.
Seal
Cove
Sawmill
vs
Operators
Starch
23
Orotto
vs.
P.
R.
Hotel.
LO.O.F.
vs.
Seal
Cove
Sawmill.
Hawks
vs.
Elevator.
Moose
vs.
Eagles.
Kts
of
Columbus
vs.
Toe
IL
Operators
vs.
Six
Musketeers.
GOLF'
February
16
Grotto
vs.
Bankers.
Great
West
vs.
Dry
Dock.
Gen.
Office
vs.
Acme.
Flying
Corps
vs.
75
Taxi.
r
t
February
23
Grotto
vs.
Dry
Dock.
Great
West
vs.
Acme.
Flying
dorps
vs.
Bankers.
Oen.
Offices
vs.
75
Taxi.
'
-
March
2
Orotto
vs.
Acme.
Oreat
West
vs.
75
Taxi
Flying
Corps
vs.
Dry
Do.V
Gen.
Office
vs.
Bankers.
March
9
Orotto
vs.
75
Taxi.
Great
West
vs.
Flying
Corps.
Oen.
Office
vfc.
Dry
Dock.
Bankers
vs.
Acme.
,
March
16
Grotto
vs.
Bankers.
Oreat
West
vs.
Dry
Dock.
Gen.
Office
vs.
Acme.
Flying
Corps
vs.
75
TaxC
March
23
Orotto
vs.
Dry
Dock.
Great
West
vs.
Acme.
Flying
Corps
vs.
Bankers.
Gen.
Office
vs.
75
Taxi.
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