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stss
1
BADMINTON
CITY
GOLF
V.
IS
PLAYED
IS
PLAYED
-MAT
BOUTS
ARE
FAST
Joe
Malkewicz
Beats
Bob
Kruse
';
With
Two
Oat
of
Three
Fall
Koloff
Conquers
Freeberg
SEATTLE,
Feb.
24
Scoring
falls
in
the
fifth
and
sixth
of
elgm
!e$eduled
ten-minute
rounds
last
night.
Joe
Malkewicz
took
a
wrestling
victory
from
Bob
Kruse
in
a
match
that
was
chuck
full
of
excitement.
The
youthful
Kruse
took
the
first
fall
of
the
match
with
a
wrist
lock
which
had
Malkewicz
on
on
his
back
before
he
knew
what
had
happened
in
the
third
round
MalkowicCs
superior
experience
and
ability,
however,
served
him
well.
A
backward
body
slam
evened
the
match
for
him
well
on
in
the
fifth.
By
the
same
route
he
took
the
second
fall
and
the
match
a
few
seconds
after
the
start
of
the
sixth
round.
A
special
event
between
John
Freberg
and
Dan
Koloff,
which
served
as
a
semi
wiad-up
to
the
main
event,
was
no
less
exciting.'
It
vrnt
fViA
ftill
f
I
vo
rminH
anril
Koloff
wal
declared
the
winner
with
one
fall
on
a
foul.
In
the
fourth
round,
Freberg
lost
his
temper
and
pitched
Koloff
over
the
top
rope
on
to
his
head
on
the
boards.
This
was
the
foul.
Koloff
weighed
225
pounds
and
Freberg.
280.
MOOSE
HAVE
-HEAVY
LEAD
Marjin
of
Ten
Points
in
Cribbage
League
Last
Night's
Scores
Prince
Rupert
Cribbage
League
results
last
night
were
as
follows:
Six.
Musketeers
IS,
Pr.
Rupert
Hotel
12
Hawks
13,
Seal
Cove
14.
Toe
H
14,
Eagles
13.
Pr.
Rupert
Hotel
16,
Operators
11.
Bevator
14,
1.
0.
O,
F.
13.
Moose
13,
K.
of
Columbus
14.
Grotto
It,
Six
Musfcetoers
9.
League
Table
Won
Losi
Ptt.
Moose
115
74
115!
I.
O.
O.T
196
84
103
Seal
Cove
W
92
97
P.
Rupert
Hotel
97
92
97
Six
Musketeers
91
95
94
Grotto
94
95
94
Bagles
92
97
92
Operators
91
93
91
K.
Of
Columbus
89
100
89
Elevator
88
101
84
Toe
H
88
101
83
Hawks
87
102
87
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British
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Burleigh
Grimes
tried
hard
o
cauh
Mickey
Cochrane
off
first,
base,
after
he
walked
n:ai
in
first
innings
of
frst
game
of
world
series
at
Philadelphia,
last
fail
He
was
unsuccessful.
Burleigh
Girmes.
one
of
the
hut
of
the
spit-ball
artists
and
Mickey,
star
catcher
for
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tf
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training
with
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respective
clubs
in
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south.
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HOCKEY
IS
Lions
and
Eskimos
Fail
Score
in
Furious
Battle
s
to
VANCOUVER.
Feb.
21:
Tn
still
another
thrilling
Pacific
Coast
League
hockey
game
here
last
night,
Vancouver
Lions
battled
70
minutes
with
Seattle
Eskimos
but
both
failed
to
register
a
tally.
It
was
a
furiously
fast
match.
Both
goalies
made
numerous
saves.
As
a
result,
Vancouver
maintains
its
one
point
lead
in
the
standing
over
the
Eskimos.
The
standing
of
the
clubs
to
date
is
as
follows:
Vancouver
13
8
8
Seattle
12
7
9
Portland
8
12
8
48
49
39
44
38
44
SPORT
CHAT
31
33
24
What
Is
apparently
the
first
sympathetic
cricket
strike
took
effect
recently
In
Queensland,
Australia,
when
three
members
of
a
team
selected
were
reported
"unavailable.
F.
Brew,
G.
Bourne
and
Duncan
announced
their
inability
i
to
play
owing
to
the
suspension
of
i
eeven
ottwr
mlayers.
Among
them
land
captain,
F.
a
Tho.,v.r.n.
(Queensland's
finest
batsman,
Ben-
stead,
Thurtow
and
Amos,
the
'stock
bowlers.
With
Alkali
Lake
battling
Quesnel
in
the
finals.
Central
Interior
Hoc-
.
Vpv
Imiw
Ic
wlndins
un
a
sue-
WINNIPEG
IS
WINNER
Scored
Three
to
Two
Victory
Over
Ballard
at
Seattle
Sunday
in
Overtime
Hockey
Match
SEATTLE,
Feb.
24:
Winnipeg
C.
P.
R.X
amateur
hockey
team,
defeated
Ballard
in
a
wild
and
woolly
game
here
Sunday
night.
Three
minutes
In
the
overtime
period,
the
Canadians
scored
the
winning
goal.
Ballard
scored
first
in
the
regular
periods,
and
then
Winnipeg
equalized,
the
second
pair
of
goals
coming
in
the
same
order.
MAY
TAKE
UP
HOCKEY
Spok'ane,
Edmonton
and
Oakland
Mentioned
as
Pacific
Coast
Franchise
Holders
SPOKANE.
Feb.
24:
There
.Is
a
very
strong
possibility
that
Spokane
:nay
be
represented
next
winter
in
the
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League
loop.
A
new
auditorium
is
proposed
for
the
Inland
Empire
City
and
it
may
be
made
to
incorporate
an
ice
arena.
The
public
of
Spokane
is
said
to
be
strong
for
ice
hockey
and,
it
if
believed,
'
would
support
it
well
Alta.,
and
Oakland.
Cal..
taking
out
franchises
in
the
league
but,
like
Spokane,
it
Is
early
yet
to
say
definitely
what
may
be
done.
At
present
there
are
but
three
f
'.earns
In
the
league
Vancouver,
Srv.ttlc
and
Portland.
cesfful
initial
season
in
which
four
j
tems
set
out
to
battle
for
the
tit!?.
.
.
The
league
season
finished
with
J
inn
i-jirri
PlaVQ
JLJ
1
Quesnel
toonlng
the
standings
wlthijmUI
'"j5
five
wins
ttft
one
defeat
with
Alkali
Lake
second
having
four
wins
and
two
losses.
Prince
George
fol
lowed
wltt)
three
victories
ana
inree
.
British
Billiard
Master
Gave
F.ihl
def
.ats.
while
Williams
Lake
fell
wt!on
on
Saturdj,y
For
Xher
in
all
rix
starts.
Alkali
Lake
took!
Majesties
the
measure
of
Prince
Ocorge
In
the
I
first
play-off
affair
Foster
of
Ques-
j
LONDON,
Feb.
24:
Walter
Lin-nVl
headed
the
scoring
list.
Plans
,
dram
tlle
great
billiard
tn
flM
1mn
no
VT
MIIAn
BIM1
!
A.
,
,
....
...
ELKS
WIN
Jame,-
Andrews.
Grotto,
defeated
W.
E.
Williscroft.
Elks,
26
to
239
last
nlghi
in
final
postponed
game
of
LONDON,
Feb.
24:
British
women
golfers
have
accepted
a
chat-
1n
tn
met!
TTnltnsfl
Cfttfn
.
Mixed
Men's
Doubles
in
City
Tourney
Last
Nitht
Men's
Doubles
Next
j
A
large
crowd
was
present
in
the
Moose
Hall
last
evening
to
witness
the
opening
play
in
the
city
badminton
tournament,
and
was
af
forded
an
exhibition
of
splendid
badminton,
of
the
games
being
keenly
contested
and
most
excit
ing.
The
results
of
the
mixed
doubles
which
took
place
were
as
follows:
First
Round
Mrs.
Parlow
and
C.
J.
Norring-ton
beat
Mrs.
R.
Duncan
and
Ian
Motte,
13-3.
15-5.
Miss
B.
Thompson
and
H.
Heil-brbnner
beat
Miss
M.
Palmer
and
S.
Ward.
15-H.
15-12
Miss
F.
Cross
and
W.
Cross
beat
Mrs.
W.
R.
Overend
and
J.
Gibson
15-3,
15-1.
Mrs:
S.
Darton
and
S
Darton
beat
Miss
D.
Ross
and
R.
Franks,
15-6,
15-3.
Second
Round
Miss
O..
Mitchell
and
F.
Russell
beat
Miss
V.
Terrien
and
P.
Peter
sen
15-1,
15-3:'
Miss
F
Cross
and
W.
Cross
beat!
Mrs:
S.
Darton
and
S.
Darton
15-
10.,
15-9.
Mrs.
Herman
and
R.
Allen
beat
Miss
M.
LawTence
and
W.
Ho-
rarth,
15-6,
15.11.
Mrs-
Parlow
and
J.
Norrington
beat
Miss
B.
Thompson
and
11
Hellbroner
17-16,
15-7.
15-7.
Third
Hound
Miss
F.
Cross
and
W.
Cross
beat
Mrs.
Parlow
and
J.
Norrington
11.15,
15-4.
15-4.
Mrsj
Herman
and
R
Allen
beat
Miss
C.
Mitchell
and
F.
Russell
15-
12.
18-16.'
The
men's
doubles
will
commence
on
Thursday
evening
at
1
o'clock.
The
lists
are
still
open
for
entries
for
men's
singles,
men's
doubles
and
lakes'
doubles.
Four
chauengc
cups
for
city
badminton
have
been
donated
as
follows:
Cup
for
mixed
doubles
Watts'
Grocery;
ladles'
doubles
McCut-
will
go
on
exhibition
in
the
win
dows
of
the
Moose
Club
tonight.
we
F.
J.
Oough,
the
regular
Queens-
j
There
also
t,lk
of
xMmantan
j
C:lL
CvAr
today.
Test
Match
om
South
Africa
Completes
First
Innings
With
232
Runs
Entland
Replies
Today
BILLIARD
LINK
VPS
Following
are
the'llne-ups
for
to
night's
Billiard
League
fixture
be-
are
being
made
to
add
cunwn,
exhibition
gjnre
on
Satur-
j
arotto
and
I
a
T
C
ISIIK
UTU1KC
UIHPI1
'
.
uui
vv,
mar,
bo
raieuara
was
uie
nine
witn
...ut...
to
gain
recognition
for
provincial
undrum's
-
-
play-off
rlghte.
DURBAlt.
8
A..
Feb.
24:
South
Afrisa
completed
the
first
Innings
ir
in
the
fifth
test
match
against.
Eng-eiOre
B
lmff'land
yesterday
and
compiled
252
"
ivi
ivi
ivirLi:iii!iii
penormance
um
nc'rvi,
n
iiiinni
last
Friday's
BWbrd
League
fbrture
,
n
an
,ntcinaUona,
mtch
to
be
C.
Baptle
(CD
13
but
it
was
ne
enougn
to
pun
ne
h
Q
WauRh
(Q)
19
Orotto
out
qf
the
hole
and
thj?
Thi.
X-rSr
th.
i.(
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1
w;
AWlrfcroft
Irfcvoft
fc)
ft)
13
Loogc
wen
wuu
u
-"
thatch
has
not
yet
been
decided,
agcreuate
score
of
1211
to
1148.
J
The
league
standing
for,
the
sec
ond
half
of
the
season:
Games
Total
Ave.
Canadian
Legion
9
10410
1157
Orotto
9
10224
1130
Elks
10
10771
1077
Old
Country
Soccer
Johnny
Farrell
Wins
$3000
Golf
Event
in
Florida
PENSACOLA.
Fla.
Fb
24
Johnny
FarrelJ
won
the
$3,000
Pon-
ScottiUi
Lcamie
First
Division
-nacola
open
coif
tournament,
the
St
Mlrrrn
2.
Aberdeen
2
'
(lrtal'of
which
was
completed
here
M.
McLtichlan
1G)
19
O.
Howe
(0
20
J.
May
0
8
M.
E.
Yoong
(E)
19
M.
Andrew
(CD
.19
W.
Milchell
(E
20
A.
Macdonald
(CD
7
J.
Andrews
0
18
F.
H
Stephens
(E)
6
QJj.
Voungman
(CD
4
T.
Clough
0)
3
W
Murray
'E)
7
F.
Bray
E)
....
4
J
ficott
(CD
1
John
Bulger
Q
1
Oanadlan
Le-
4880
4401
2S32
4263
3502
2325
2964
4328
2943
4309
4508
1767
4167
4083
4270
1499
3813
1020
814
599
1342
m
169
vs.
I
made
a
presentation
to
him.
Queen
Don
Brown
A
Murray
Mary
took
a
great
interest
In
the
Q
nowe
VI.
Man.U8
An.
more
epectatular,
although
possibly
i
&nwa
not
the
more
difficult,
shots.
j
George
Waugh
vs.
G.
P.
Tinker.
I
"
1
L
In
mam
Anrlrws
Vs.
Charlra
Ban-
Ttf
til
!(
.
1
1X7
tie.
JJiiLlIjiLrLlWU
A-UlUOli
TTUU1C11
James
Andrews
of
Grotto
Hsat
W.
l-
Williscroft
in
Final
Postponed
Game
Take
Challenge
;
Billiard
Averages
Will
Meet
VnHed
States
Women
In
Tournament
Next
Year
C.
P.
Balagno
E)
20
A.
Murray
CL
18
J.
Smith
Ei
11
O.
P.
Tinker
(CD
18
F.
Zieman
CL)
15
Don
Brown
tOI
10
244
244
239
237
233
233
228
227
227
220
2
221
2
:
,
215,
214
214
212
205
204
200
102
180
172
109
Great
West,
C.rotlo,
Renegades
and
Bankers
Winners
of
Last
Night's
Games
Great
West
again
had
low
score
in
last
night's
City
Miniature
Coir
League
fixtures.
Kelly
Letnes
ami
J.
E.
Doig
tied
for
Individual
low
score
honors,
each
having
cards
of
72
for
the
36
holes.
The
team
scores
were
as
follows:
Great
West.
315;
Acme.
33J.
-
Orotto,
352;
Dry
Dock,
356.
Renegades.
350;
C
N
R
Office,
372.
Bankers,
327;
Flying
Corps.
337.
AL
CAP0NE
BACK
HOME
Gangster
Leader
Iteturns
to
Chicago
to
Face
Contempt
Indictment
CHICAGO.
Feb.
24:
A
1
Capone,
Chicago
gangster
leader,
who
will
appear
in
court
this
week
under
indictment
on
a
contempt
of
court
T
citation,
has
returned
home
from
Florida.
He
travelled
as
far
as
Dan-
j
vtlle.
111.,
by
train
and
was
then
!
whisked,
off
In
a
cabin
monoplane
aboard
which
he
completed
the
trip
home.
WOMAN
IS
EXECUTED
'
HARRISBURO.
Penn.,
Feb.
24:
For
the
first
time
in
the
history
of
the
state
of
Pennsylvania,
a
woman
was
executed
yesterday
when
Mrs.
Irene
Schroeder,
22-year
old
mother,
was
electrocuted
for
the
murder
of
Corp.
W.
Brady,
str.tr
highway
patrolman,
on
December
27.
1929.
With
Mrs.
Schroeder
was
electrocuted
her
58-year
old
paramour.
Walter
Glenn
Dague
"the
blond.'
bandit.
The
execution
took
place
at
Rochvlew
Penitentiary,
Bellefontc
Both
Mrs.
Schroeder
:.nci
Datum
cheon"
Drug
Store:
men's
doubles!
faced
death
bravely.
Bryapt
company
Ltd,
and
men's
Eleven
trophies
to
be
awarded
in
connection
with
this
tournament
A
few
days
ago,
Governor
Giffcrd
PInchot
refused
to
commute
the
death
sentence.
Til
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