psoa
rora
THE
DAILY
NETS
VANCOUVER
LIONS
CAPTURE
COAST
HOCKEY
TITLE
BILLIARD
-
PLAY-OFF
First
(lame
Played
Last
Night
With
Remaining
Four
Scheduled
For
Tonight
v
One
game
was
played
last
night
In
the
first
of
the
Billiard
League
play-offs
between
Elks,
winners
of
the
first
half,
and
Canadian
Legion
winner
of
the
Becond
half,
for
the
city
team
title,
Frank
Zieman
winning
this
for
she
Legion
with
a
score
of
J60
231
over
M.
E
Young
of
the
Elks.
The
remaining
four
games
will
be
played
tonight
as
follows:
C.
P.
Balagno
Oks)
vs.
A.
Murray
(Canadian
Legion).
Wflliam
Mitchell
vs.
O.
P.
Tin-ken'
W.-E.
Williseroft
vs.
Charles
Bap-
Johnson
Smith
vs.
Marcus
An
drews.
'pota
on
'two
home
and
J
home
games,
tonight
and
Friday.
!
will
decide
the
champion
team.
Billiard
Averages
A.
Murray
(CD
.
.2$
6064
243
C.
P.
Balagno
E
.26
6244
240
Q.
P.
Tinker
iCL)
.35
5901
236,
Don
Brown
0
......17
4000
235
F.
pieman
(CD
...23
5380
233
1
O.
Waugh
(0
26
5991
230
C.
Baptle
(CD
20
4604
230
'
O.
Howe
(O)
27
6122
227
M.
E.
Young
E
..
2
5858
225
MliMcUfchlan
(O)
26
5786
222
J.
Andrews
Gi
25
5562
222,
J.
Smith
(El
17
3776
222
M.
Andrews
(CD
26
5734
221
W.
WfltBmft
(E5)
15
3328
222
J.
May
G)
8
1767
221
W.
Mitchell
"Ei
.
26
5590
215
A,
Macdonald
(CD
7
1499
214
F.
H.
Stephens
(E)
.
5
1026
205
CX.
Youngman
(CD
4
814
204
T.
Clough
0)
3
599
200
F.
Bray
E)
,
7
1332
190
'
W.
Murray
(E
8
1493
187
J.
Scott
(CD
1
172
172
1
John
Bulger
(Q
1
169
169
J
Big
BU;
Terry
fiUf
f
r
baseman
of
the
New
York
(!':,.:,-
at
his
home
in
Mempru.v
Tennessee
Knute
Rockne,
Famous
Football
Coach,
and
Seven
Others
Lose
Lives
in
Crash
of
Airplane
KANSAS
CITY,
March
31
:-Knute
Rockne,
famous
football
coach
of
Notre
Dame
University,
returning
east
after
a
tour
of
the
Pacific
Coast,
and
eeven
others
were
killed
today
when
a
Transcontinental
and
Western
Air
passenger
and
mail
plane
crashed
in
flames
on
a
farm
near
Hazar,
Kansas.
During
his
recent
trip
wogt,
Rockne,
re-
-
garded
as
one
of
the
greatest
footle
IFT
V
QWflflT
ball
authorities,
had
visited
and
Ali
JL
Li
JilVVy
1
spoken
in
practically
all
university
f
A
PT
XTir'TlT
towni
on
the
t
including
scat-Hi
Ao
1
lNluri
1
,tle
Hte
tra8k
den,Ue
ta
a
hoek
10
1
the
u-hnls
fmnrtlrifr
u-nrM
G.
N.
It.
Office
and
Dry
Dock
Tied
For
Leadership
Print
Rupert
.22
Rifle
League
results
last
night
were
as
follows:
No.
1
n.CN.V.R.
3T6.
No.
J
R.C.N.
VJl.
3M.
Dry
Doek
388.
No.
3
R.CN.VJL
301.
Office
38,
Station
37ft
League
Standing
W,
L.
Pts.
C.NJI.
Office
3
0
2
Dry
Dock
3
0
No.
1
R.C.N.V.R
2
1
Station
1
2
No.
2
R.C.N
V.R.
0
3
No
3
It.CN
V.R
0
3
Marathon
Bowler
Tommy
Franza
shares
with
FTed
Lanni.
new
world
recbrd
for
endurance
bowling.
Franza
bowled
SV2
hours,
completing
128
games,
with
average
score
of
133
PLAY-OFF
EVEN
UP
Boston
Bruins
Won
Last
Night
From
Canadiens
Three
to
One
MONTREAL,
March
31:
The
National
Hockey
League
first
place
play-offs
betwten
Boston
Bruins
and
Montreal
Canadiens
were
evened
up
last
night
when
the
Bruins
won
the
fourth
game
by
a
score
of
three
to
one.
Each
team
has
now
won
two
games.
The
fifth
and
deciding
game
will
be
played
here
Wednesday
night
and
the
winning
team
will
meet
the
winner
of
the
New
York
Rangers-Chicago
Black
Hawks
play-off
irt
the
final
for
the
championship
and
the
Stanley
Cup.
Washington
and
Stanford
Meet
In
Track
Events
SEATTLE,
March
31
Twenty-two
Unlveratty
of
Washington
track
and
field
stars
leave
tonight
tor
Berkeley.
California,
to
meet
Stanford
University.
The
locals
have
not
had
much
outdoor
practice
lately
and
this
may
handicap
them
in
the
California
meeting.
I
wv
uiq
nvsi.
JoeMalcewicz
Throws
Evcoe
Two
Falls
Decided
Headline
Wrestling
Match
Last
Night
In
Seattle
SEATTLE,
March
31:
Joe
Mai-
leewlec
Sflfirerl
twn
fall
nvr
Jnhn
Evcoe
to
win
In
a
headline
wrestling
i
"match
here
last
night.
A
billy
New
want-aH
wilt
'rlllit
results.
Oliver
Redpath,
Substitute
Man,
Netted
OnlyJSjcore
of
Game
in
Overtime
Last
Eve
VANCOUVER,
March
31:
The
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League
championship
play-offs
ended
with
the
Vancouver
Lions
the
winners
last
night
when
Oliver
Redpath,
substitute
defence
man,
slammed
in
the
only
goal
of
the
game
on
a
long
pass
from
Gosh
Pettinger
in
10
minutes
of
the
first
15-mirtute
overtime
period.
It
was
a
keenly
exciting
game
and
was
witnessed
by
some
6500
fans,
the
largest
crowd
that
has
assembled
for
years
in
the
Vancouver
Arena.
A
spectacular
wind-up
for
the
season
was
certainly
provided.
The
Lions
deserved
to
win,
tod,
for.
while
the
first
two
periods
were
fairly
even,
they
played
all
around
the
Eskimos
in
that
hectic
third
period
when
both
teams
tried
frantically
to
score.
In
the
overtime,
tod,
the
Lions
also
played
offensively.
Davie
Kemp
was
time
after
time
tried
in
the
closing
stages
of
the
game
and
he
could
not
escape
forever
The
Llorls
stormed
his
strong
hold
continually
and
Were
at
last
successful.
The
score
came
after
Redpath
had
captured
the
rubber
from
Seattle
territory,
carrying
it
down
the
ice
to
pass
It
on
to
Pettinger.
The
latter,
crowded
near
the
goal
mouth
by
Bobby
Benson,
Seattle
defence
man.
snaked
it
back
out
to
Redpath
on
the
blue
line
and
Oliver
slammed
it
safely
and
surely
past
Kemp
to
end
the
game.
Up
to
that
Seattle
had
played
a
wonderful
defensive
game
against
Vancouver's
hard
attacks
that
finally
could
not
be
denied.
Play
was
of
good
quality
in
the
first
two
periods
but,
in
the
desperate
effort
to
score,
the
third
period
became
rather
ragged.
There
were
however,
remarkably
few
penalties
and
it
was
one
of
the
cleanest
games
of
the
season.
It
is
the
third
consecutive
year
that
the
Lions
have
held
the
championship.
They
won
the
series
three
to
one
although
Seattle
had
the
greatest
aggregate
of
goals
seven
to
five.
GOLF'
April
6
Grotto
vs.
79
Taxi.
Great
Wes
vs.
Flying
Corps.
Gen.
Office
vs.,
vs.
Flying
Corps.
Gen.
Office
vs
Dry
Dock.
Bankers
vs.
Acme.
April
13
Grotto
vs.
Great
West.
Flying
Corps
vs.
Gen.
Office.
Bankers
v
Dry
Dock.
Acme
vs.
75
TaxL
April
20
Grotto
vs.
Flying
Corps.
Great
Wes
vs.
Gen.
Offic.
Bankers
vs
73
Taxi.
Dry
Dock
vs.
Acme.
April
27
Grotto
vs.
'
Gen.
Office.
Grea.
West
vs.
Bankers.
Flying
Corps
vs.
Acme.
Dry
Dock
vs.
75'
Taxi.
Part
of
nlonkev
dni)
o
be
.f-.-w
Myef,
Vs.
It's
La.
y
ri.
tugu
FINALS
IN
PUCK
GAME
Hamilton
Tigers
and
Winnipeg
ti
Clash
Tonight
in
First
Allan
Cup
Game
WINNIPEG',
'
Mirth
31-ltamll
toil
Titers,
winners
of
the
easterr
eUon,
ahd
Winnipeg
Winnipeg
champion
of
the
welt,
wtD
clash
tonight
in
the
first
of
the
filial
Al
ten
Ovp
ptur-offa.
The
amateu
hotkey
ohampkmrhip
of
Canad
is
at
stake.
The
game
will
b
broadcast.
A
meeting
of
the
Moose
Legion
called
for
list
night,
was
postpon
cd
until
tonight.
A
large
class
candidates
is
coming
up
for
lni
tiation.
Mis
Doroiny
Klau
and
Jockey
Bobby
June
after
Nevada
Queen,
with
Jones
up,
carried
colors
to
victory.
in
Circus"
at
Fort
:'s
done
to
LMJJN
i
t
Tomorrow
The
Big
Manufacturers
Surplus
Sale
Starts
at
9.30
a.m.
SEE
YOUR
B.C.
CLOTHIER'S
LTD.
FAREWELL
.MINISTER
(Continued
from
rage
One)
Chorus,
"Clood-bye,
Good-bye.'
y
the
children.
Solo.
"I
Need
Jesus.
Need
Him
in
he
Sunshine
Hours,'
Miss
Winnie
,
Javls.
Selection.
"I
Hear
the
Savior
Say."
j
fenestra.
Solo,
"The
Wondrous
Cross,-
Mrs.
!.
Tait.
Solo.
"Will
You
Meet
Me
Over
yonder?"
Mrs.
Kate
Mercer.
Chorus,
"Precious
Memories,"
Y.
M.
C.
A.
mixed
voices.
Chorus,
"Look
to
the
Lamb
of
Ood,"
Church
Army
members.
Refreshments
by
members
of
the
YM.CA.
Selection,
"Peace"
by
the
bund
Quartette,
"When
I
Survey,"
Miss
Gertrude
Brown.
J.
M.
Adams.
Mrs.
Hannah
Talt
and
Prank
Tart.
Solo.
"He
Was
Wounded
For
Sinners,
'
Miss
Gertrude
Brown.
Chorus.
"Sweet
Hour
of
Prayer."
YM.CA.
mixed
voices.
Chorus,
"The
Ninety
and
Nine."
W
A.
mixed
voices
Hymn.
"Lead
tTs
Heavenly
Father,"
by
the
assemblage.
Farewell
address.
Rev.
Henry
Flores.
Address.
Andrew
Nash,
president
of
the
Ohurch
Council
"Ood
Be
With
You
Till
We
Meet
Again."
Doxology
SECRETARY
FOR
KING
DIES
'continued
from
inge
1)
!
ihe
body
servant
of
King
George
..id
tried
to
explain
to
him
Mme
ncident.
The
servant
began,
"Me
i
ad
the
King"
Lord
Stamfordham
pulled
htm
up.
"You
should
say
the
King
and
1"
he
observed.
The
man
looked
up
at
him
and
then
said.
"I
beg
your
pardon
sir.
I
did
not
know
you
were
there.
However,
'you
and
me
and
the
King"
Lord
Stamford
-ham
laughed
and
left
him
to
tell
the
story
in
his
own
way.
Lord
Starnfordham
was
knighted
in
188S,
commander
of
the
Order
r
the
Bath.
Ills
subsequent
honors
tn
eluded
C.M.O..
1887;
K.C.B..
1895
K.C.M.O..
1901;
O.C.V.O.,
1901;
IS
0
.
1903;
K.C.I..
1906.
He
was
sworn
of
the
Privy
Council
in
1910
and
created
Baron
Stamfordham
of
Stamfordham
In
Northumberland,
June
23.
1911.
His
lordship
was
a
Orand
Officer
of
the
French
Legion
of
Honor,
and
received
the
First
Class
of
the
Order
of
the
Redeemer
ot
Oreece.
of
th
Order
of
the
Red
Bagte
of
Prussia
and
of
the
Order
of
the
Crown
of
Prussia.
He
married
on
February
10,
1861,
Const
ince,
daughter
of
the
late
Rev.
William
Frederick
Neville.
Vicar
of
Butlelgh,
Somerset.
There
were
one
son.
John
Neville,
killed
in
action
In
I
France
in
1915;
and
two
daughters,
Victoria
Eugenie,
who
married
Cap-Main
Henry
Adeane
of
the
Cold-
:
"tream
Guards;
and
Margaret.
Lady
stamfordham
died
In
1922.
'
Although
the
duties
of
a
private
Imcretary
to
the
Sovereign
must
be
liiRhly
exacting
several
of
these
august
officials
have
come
to
long
years.
Lord
Stamfordham,
as
will
be
noted,
was
well
over
80.
Lord
Knollys.
who
for
so
long
served
King
Edward,
died
14
years
after
his1
royal
master
at
the
age
ot
87.
Sir
Dlghton
Probyn.
for
many
years
keeper
of
the
privy
purse,
and
fin-'
ally
secretary
to
Quf
n
Alexandra,
1
died
at
91
years
of
age.
Get
quick
result
with
a
want
ad
JbrESvwal
ORG
CIRCULAR
LEFT
AT
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