fcXOH
FOtJB
N
THE
DAILY
NEWS
ews
and
Vie
WS
iH
the
Sport
World
from
Far
an
ESSINGTON
j
1
fKT
P.
A
IMF!
;
Defeated
43
to
25
By
Terrace
in
Basketball
Match
j
.
r.,
,
t
TERRACE,
March
23:
Before
a
packed
house
last
Thursday
night,
i
,
the,
local
senior
basketball
team
de-'
feated
the
Port
Esslngton
Wildcats
43-25,
in
a.
last
and
exciting
game
The
local
sharpshooters
were
in
fine
shooting
form,
which,
coupled
with
a
brilliant
Dissine
attack
hart
the
visitors
outclassed
throughout.
The
Wildcats
showed
ability
to
work
-the
ball
up
the
floor,
but
lack
ed
the
nnUh
under
the
basket
shown
by
Terrace.
The
teams
battled
evenly
through
the
early
stages
of
the
game,
the
score
at
one
time
being
16-13
for
Terrace.
By
half
time
this
had
been
increased
to
20-13.
The
locals
started
the
second
period
with
.a
rush
and
ran
up
a
comfortable
margin
which
they
maintained
till
the
end.
Terrace
used
the
same
five
men
right
through
while
Esslngton
ma'de
,pne
change
near
the
finish.
For
the
Wildcats
Lockerby
at
centre
and
Spalding
at
forward
looked
best.
Starr,
their
usual
scoring
ace,
was
able
to
get
only
one
basket,
being
ably
held
in
check
by
Mlchiel,
who
turned
in
a
great
game
at
defense
for
Terrace.
Bowering
and
McCul-logh
did
some
flashy
shooting
and
worked
well
with
Thomas
at
centre.
Bowering
collected
22
points
for
his
night's
work,
and
McCullogh,
al-
on
a
lot
of
plays.
Captains
Gb-ed
Rifle
Team
Betty
Funston,
Philadelphia.
Pa.,
girl,
captains
varsity
girl's
rifle
team
at
University
of
Pennsylvania
this
year
and
is
seen
training.
CUBSTAKE
PLAY-OFF
TWO
games;
STARTING
RETURN
BOUT
SUGGESTED
Nina
Gnrvich
Says
He
Would
Uei
Wltlin
in
l
aa
f
II'
f.
I
,w.fti.v
ittiiiij
ItCIIUIC
Acaln
In
July
Nina
Ourvlcb,
who
was
knocked
out
by
Benny
Wendle
last
Friday
night
In
the
eighth
round
after
having
put
up
a
good
fight
as
far
as
points
were
concerned,
stated
this
morning
that
h
would
be
willing
to
meet
Wendle
ln
a
return
bout,
y
in
July.
With
another
few
months
in
which
to
train,
Ourvlch
Is
confident
that
he
would
be
able
to
put
up
a
good
fight
and
dispose
of
Wendle
in
so
doing.
Had
it
not
been
for
l)ls
stomach.,
Ourvlch
is
confldentthat
he
could
have
taken
Wendle
Friday
.night.
New
Manager
Is
Named
For
Sport
i
Pittsburg
Beaten
Twice
By
Chicago
!
Vancouver
and
Seattle
to
Clash
In
San
Francisco
Yesterday
Tonight
in
First
of
Pacific
Coast
Titular
Series
SAN
FRANCISCO,
March
23:
ine
unicago
uuds
iook
the
Pitts-
VANCOUVER,
March
23
Seat-
though
watched
closely
all
evening,
burg
Pirates
lnto
In
two
hotly
te
Eskimos
and
Vancouver
Lion
obtained
a
total
of
13.
Moore
played
tumcaiu
a"
games
nere
yes-
Ungie
here
tonight
in
the
first
n
mr.
.
i
j
terdav
for
the
benefit
of
a
lane
.v..
n
.......
t1
a
l
Af
a
a
a
-
.
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--
.
.
J
mi.
-
1"'
o"'ay
crowa.
ine
League
championship
play-offs
Cubs
n
by
s'nle
run
ln
Wildcats-Starr,
The
Lien,
are
confident
of
retain-
2;"
Herb
Starr.
2;
H.
Spalding.
9:
case'
.ta.u?
tne
Un
game
three
to
ine
the
crown
but
exDerts
itive
the
Roberts;
Lockerby,
12;
W.
Spalding;
total,
25.
Terrace
All-Stars
McCullogh,
13;
Bowering,
24;
Thomas,
4;
Moore.
2;
Mlchiel
2;
total.
43.
!
In
a
nrellminary
game,
the
Ter-1
race
second
string
team
lost
a
game
!
to
Vanarsdol
by
a
count
of
39-18.
!
Billiard
Averages
C.
P.
Bp.'agno
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25
6077
243
A.
Murray
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24
5826
243
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P.
Tinkei
(CD
24
5656
236
1
F.
Zieman
(CLi
.21
4888
23-2
1
Don
Brown
E
15
3500
233
O.
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549.1
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4354
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Smith
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3526
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5657
226
M.
McLachlantOi
24
5356
223
M.
B.
Young
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24
5377
2241
M.
Andrew
(CD
25
5524
221
1
W.
Willtecroft
E
.15
3328
222
J.
May
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8
1767
221
j
J.
Andrews
(O)
23
5062
220
1
W.
Mitchell
(E)
25
5.375
215
1
A.
Macdonald
(CD
7
1499
214
1
F.
H.
Stenhens
(E)
..
5
1026
sos
I
Cli.
Youngman
(CD
4
814
204
T.
Clough
(O)
3
.599
200
F
Bray
(E)
6
1151
193
W.
Murray
E
8
1198
187
J.
Scott
(CD
1
172
IJ1
John
Bulger
(G)
...
1
169
169
'
DR.
HUGH
L.
DICKEY
SPECIALIST
Eye,
Ear,
Nose
and
Throat
At
St.
Elmo
Hotel
Eyes
Tested
For
Glasses
TELEPHONE
657
VALENTIN
DAIRY
FOR
SKEENA
BRAND
Creamery
Butter
&
Cottage
Cheese
FRESH
PASTEURIZED
MILK
AND
CREAM
DAILY
Early
Delivery
Throughout
the
City
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
Ford
Dealers
Cars
Trucks
Tractors
Tires
Accessories
Gas
it
Oil
Flat
flate
Repairs
Wrecking
Service
Third
Ave.
East
Phone
83
.wu
uu
u.
mU
ie
w
lour.
brnilant
and
experienced
the
edge
this
time
to
win.
Virginia
van
Wle,
twice
winner
of
crown,
set
new
course
record
when
she
eliminated
Kathleen
Qainham
in
quarter
finals
of
Florida
Women's
Golf
tourney.
!
The
teams
will
move
to
Seattle
for
the
second
and
third
games
on
Wednesday
and
Friday
evenings
The
fourth
game,
if
necessary,
vV.
be
here
on
Monday
next
and
the
fifth
in
Seattle
Wednesday.
The
best
three
out
of
five
games
decides.
MIKE
HALL
IS
WINNER
Cleaned
Up
$118.00(1
in
Agua
Ca-llente
Handicap
Choctaw
and
Lucky
Play
Second
and
Third
AQUA
CALIENTE,
Mexico.
Maeh
?3
Sevpn-year
old
Mike
Hall,
sturdy
distance
runner,
won
the
rich
As;ua
Caiiente
handicap
yesterday
and
cleaned
up
prizes
totalling
$118,000
in
the
sliver
riband
of
th?
M?xican
turf.
The
Choctaw
finished
second
while
Lucky
Play
came
third
in
the
money.
Sup
Beau,
which
was
aontotent
'
favorite
to
win.
was
amoug
the
also
Irans.
thus
upsetting
the
turf
dope
once
again.
CRIBBAGE
SCHEDULE
March
23
Grotto
vs.
Pi
R.
Hotel.
I.O.O.F.
vs.
Seal
cove
Sawmill.
Hawks
vs.
Elevator.
Moose
vs.
Eagles.
Kts
of
Columbus
vs.
Toe
II.
Operators
vs.
Six
Musketeers.
Bobby
Connors
(
AND
THEN
THEY
A'i'
!
"
A
Jjil
VI
TIMES
ARE
JUAlib
NOW
!
DUBLIN.
MaDch
23
No
less
than
$5300.000
has
oeen
col-
lected
in
the
Irish
.sweenstake
A-
Seusatlonal
on
the
.Grand
National
race
which
takes
place
this
week
it
was
announced
on
.Satur-
day
as
the
draw
of
(tickets
for
the
horses
was
made.
v:
ESKIMOS
ON
RADIO
to
sport
fans
was
one
which
came
Mf
station
KOMO
Saturday
night
tfhen
tho
Seattle
Eskimos
were
heard
in
a
special
half
an
hour's
entertainment
ikci
uiuuueiu.
hockey
player
he
had
ever
seen
ln
action.
DuririC
the
hrn&rtMat
Ttimh
CaldwelL
pVfeident
of
the
Seattle
Eskimos,
was
also
heard.
He
ex-
reMPd
rnnflrionro
In
tha
ahllltv
nf
his
team'
tilCaehe
series
this
week
from
the
Lions.
Hockey
Scores
NATJlmi,
LEAGUE
Saturday
scores
Toronto
90ttawa
6.
PhUadelphte.
4,
Canadians
4,
Montreal
r,
Boston'
3.
Sunday
Scores
Chicago
2;
Detroit
1.
SCHOLASTIC
,
EARTHQUAKE
."More
Studies
and
Less
Sports
Edict
of
Faculty
Heads
or
University
,
of
Washington
I
SEATTLE.
March
23:
A
virtual
;
"scholastic
earthquake"
has
deve-!
loped
at
the
University
of
Washing-'
ton
following
suggestion
that
have
1
heen
made
by
the
faculty
to
a
num
ber
of
the
outstanding
varsity
ath-
1
letes
that,
due
'to
scholastic
failure
;
they
should
quit
college
or
devote
i
a
tunc
ui
spuris.
r
ooiouij
ranss
j
are
said
to
be
particularly
affected.
Wlien
constipation
Is
Still
Banned
threatens
Seattle
Eskimos
Enter
Plav-Offs
Wlfliout
Services
of
Star
Forward
VANCOUVER,
March
23:-Seattle
Eskimos
will
go
Into
the
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League
play-offs
agslnst
VTanowver
Lions
tonight
without
the
services
or
Bobby
Coo-,
nor
onJhe
fphward
line.
Although
It
was
expected,
that
his
suspension
would
have
been
lifted
before
the
play-offs,
this
had
not
been
ordered
!
up
to
today
by
President
Frank
Patrick.
Connors
was
banned
for,
the
rest
of
the
season
following
an
!
ryt
v
n
...
i
iwck
iwo
or
mree
weeks
ago
when
L.1UD
in
111
ilPattlP
UCrtlllC
ne
tlMti
Doug
Brennan
of
the
Vancouver
Lion,
over
the
head
ln
a
I
crucial
game.
j
SEATTLE,
March
23:
Richard
Vnimn
tTai,
ri.
...m
-j
r.t
nui
mi
sun
,,,
.
.
,
ward
has
been
named
new
manager
nors'
place
on
the
line-up
as
the
,al
the
Washington
Athletic
Club
Eskimos
take
the
ice
here
tonlRht
nere
;
m
the
first
ymnc
of
the';scrlcs
remember"
these
age-old
non-habit-,
forming
correctives
mm
wsm
(Him
.BIJ
BRING
HEALTH
IS
JOBBED
Alterations
Made
Seattle
Regarding
Recent
lSouts
Bayview,
nil,
1.
Big
Missouri.
45,
.46.
Cork
Province.
1,
nil.
-Duthle
Mines,
6,
10.
George
Copper,
nil,
CO.
Georgia
River,
3,
3.
Grandview,
6,
7.
,
Independence,
nil,
1.
Indian
Mines,
nil,
2.
'
Kotoenay
.Florence,
H4,
nil.
Kootenay
King,
rill,
ivi.
L.
St
L.,
nil,
1.
Lucky
Jim,
2,
3.
Morton
Woolsey,
3,
nil.
Marmot
Metals,
nil,
1.
National
Silver,
2.2.
Noble
Five,
7'4,
8Vfc.
Oregon
oqpper,
5.
8.
Pend
Oreille,
1.45,
155.
Premier.
71,
72.
Porter-Idaho,
7Vi,
8V.
Reeves
Macdonald.
48,
53.
Rufut-Argenta,
2
3.
Ruth-Hope.
5,
nil.
Silver
Crest,
2i.
3.
j
Silverado,
4,
nil.
Snowlake,
3,
34.
i
Sunloch,
nil.
50.
I
.Topley
Richfield,
2.
r
Whitewater,
4,
nil.
?Woodblne,
IVi.
1.
Bluebird.
2.
2fc.
OILS
Frtehold.
6,
nil.
Hargal
8,
10.
A.
P.
Con,
20,
nil.
Calmont,
13,
nil.
Dalhousle,
32,
35.
Deveoieh.
5,
7.
Fabyan
Pete,
3
3.
Home,
1.06,
1.08.
Royallte,
11.75,
12.00.
Merland,
13,
15.
Mercury,
15V4.
1V.
United,
18,
20.
Eastern
Stocks
Noranda,
26.25,
nil.
International
Nickel,
19.00.
nil.
C.
P.
R".,
41.00,
43.00.
Novelty
Cabaret
in
SEATTLE,
March
23:
Sensatlon-al.charges
of
fixed
bouts
here
of
tote
threaten
to
break
up
the
wrestling
.business
in
Seattle
temporarily
at
least.
That
the
.sport
loving
nubile
has
been
duped
a
great
deal
recent
ly
ia
Seattle
grappling
events
-was
asserted
In
charges
laid
with
the
Seattle
Athletic
.Commission
,on
Saturday.
Instructions
of
win
or
Jose
have
been
.actually
booked
be-
fore
bouts,
it
is
alleged,
a
Portland'
radio
broadcast
of
much
Interest
ring
being
uPPslly
behind
the
Charlie
Hanson
.asserted
an
Sa
turday
that
he
iiad
.been
"'jobbed
In
,a
recent
bout
in
which
the
deci
sion
was
awarded
...-v
to
Ted
-
"
Thye
w
of
To
the
surprise
of
many.
Gordon
Port,nti.
A
referee
stated
that
he
o..
i
.
.
had
been
lnsfnirfprf
hsfnrn
o
flnKt
joiuc,
iigmuiK
lorwura
oi
ine
.
"
.,B,.v
xicimos.
was
called
UDon
for
a
lo
81
ve
a
uecision
to
uan
tenor
solo
in
whieh
'
he
acquitted
Kol"-himself
with
harmonious
credit
In-'
char8es
of
.fixed
wrestling
bouts
cldentally,
"Gordie"
led1
the
Eskl-
"nd
to
other
cities
beside
xnos
in
a
number
of
unison
songs.
SeatUe.
"
Is
said
here.
ne
oi
wnicn
was
a
parody
on
1
"Happy
Days
Are
Here
Again"
In
ti
o
l
which
they
forecast
what
they
are
VailCOllVer
CI
StfirlfQ
?oing
to
do
to
the
Vancouver
Lions
m
the
Pacific
Coast
League
cham
pionship
play-offs
this
week.
anotner
interesting
yoke
was
that
of
Jack
Walker,
"arand
old
man
of
Pacific
Coast
hockey."
who.
although
now
nearlng
fifty.
Is
still
going
as
strong
as
ever.
Jack
told
his
radio
listeners
that
he
had
had
fifty
stitches
put
in
as
a
result
of
injuries
during
his
hockey
career.
Hp
PVnrBCiflH
tha
nnlnlnn
tW
Frank
Foyawm
was
the
greatest
(Oourteiy
8.
D
jolmiton
Ov
By
Anyox
I0DE
Successful
Event
d
Near
Popular
Sport
at
Mid
.??
Bull
.ing
u'
Madrid
during
first
bu:
1
!;)'
i
impaled
on
hor.s
ot
enraged
bj'l.
I;
ii'K.-r
ELECTION.
iFIGHT
IS
THIS
YEAR!
ST!.L
ON
Premier
Tolmle
to
Appeal
to
People
:n
Kailway
Policy,
It
Is
Reported
VICTORIA.
March
S3:
It
is
rumored
here
.that
an
'election
will
take
place
this
year
when
Premier
Tolmle
will
appeal
to
the
country
ton
parser
of
railway
development.
It
is
sAW
that
he
peeti
to
sell
the
P.O.E-
presttreably
io.the
CPil..
Although
that
is
not
eertain.
If
the
'CJ.IL.buyt
the
l,ine
will
connect
up
with
A
Jotatiy
owned
railway
trom
the
V.Ufii
JUfr
to
Hansard.
Jin
aU
probabti.jlM
CP
R.'
wortd
divert
the
eouthers
section
of
the
jline
to
Asheref
i
esarylng
the
grain
!shlpmeHU4tft
wf.
1
The
government
kt
said
to
expect
that.
If
it
arrange
a
progressive
!
railway
pohcy.
the
country
will
forget
the
one
per
cent
income
tax
and
give
It
a
renewal
of
confidence
The
mtlway
worlc
would
relieve
the
uneniptojBment
Mtuatlon
and
hero
to
bring
telc;beUer
times
to
th
province.
No
announcement
Is
likely
to
be
nude
until
after
the
Houne
adjourns
and
poggfbly
ndt
until
early
hi
theumineV.
I
It
la
very
likely
hp
kny
rallvay
work
delne4
to
provide,
a
western
i
!
outlet
for
the
Peace
River
country
(will
njre
the
backing
of
the
fed
!eral
government
iCQNVICTS
I
TESTIFY
Jail
Break
Attempts
at
Joliet
Penitentiary
Are
Being
Investl-.
gated4.:
.ANYOX,
March
23
:-The
novelty:
,otIPT
mtnoU
wnu
,
...
.held
here
recently
by
ColIIso'n
fuf
ton
l
onUnung
Into
the
fyflt
Imperial
Order.
Daughter,
wleade
S
weT
'of
the
Empire,
proved
o
very
color-
.u
....
f
maUfl
'
in
Jul
affair
and
was
greatly
enjoyer
'he
llllno18
6tote
PenittnUnry
by
an
audience
of
.some
three
hun-
n"e
,
jdred
persons.
A
fashion
parade
was
Convlct
at
the
hearing
yeater-one
of
the
principal
features
al-
.day
aS8alled
the
spy
system
In
the
j
though
there
were
many
other
no-
Penitentiary.
The
adnilnutraMon
i
velty
musical
and
vaudeville
num-
of
Warden
Henry
C.
Hill
they
ad-'bers.
mltted
was
butlneslke
and
fair.
Among
those
taking
part
in
the
The
conduct
o(
the
parole
laws,
program
were
Miss
Hannah
4Slmp-
however,
they
clalnW
was
most
lson,
MUs
ycve.
Miss
Kathleen.
.
'
1
Eve,
Miss,
Theresa.
0Nefll,
Mr.
O.B.
'Amopg;
pie
'convicts'
heard
yea
Macdonald,
Mrs.
C.
P.
Ashmore,
J.
terday
.wai
Bobby
Rogers,
who
ji
ncnicy,
nay
nooeris,
atanicy
mc-
rerving
a
icrm
or
trom
ten
yearaH-
intosn,
ocorge
Dyer.
T.
Baunderson,
to
life
for
robbery.
He
Is
now
38
E.
Blundell,
W.
Ridley.
J.
Elliott,
years
old
and
has
been
been
In
mio.
u.
11.
ivitrvuy,
miss
w.
rowe.ii,
vne
penitentiary
since
1B22.
E.
R.
Oatman,
T.
Btretton,
J.
Plnck-
-I
.
T
ney
and
Mrs.
J.
McMillan.
Billiard
League
Mar.
24-
niks
s.
Grotto.
Alar
27-
-QrottH
ys.
Legion,
GOLF'
March
23
Grotto
vs.
Dry
Dock.
Oreat
Wes:
vs.
Acm-?
Flylntt
Corps
vs
nank
crs
Grn.
Office
vs
75
Taxi.
NeJtfeer
Mayer
K.'.
or
t'.ty
C
u
1
Comr
"o"k
btweert
M
vards
and
the
iinues
vrlthcjt
:
amlrabte
Ere"n
:
Having
rejuct
i
to
A.
F.
Mar
i
D
Roes
Vmm'
who
wiu
dte-n!'
f
ard
the
i
o
;)
cated
thai
H
to
emJnnt
oh?
i
nomina'.
!oft
bein
-it.yar.
Th-
cerfr.
il
!omprom:"t
on
"
of
Roys
or
!':
n1'
!nayor
Th
may
'
solute
that
hi
-I
ehaK
stand.
EIGJO
OK
Snowden
Must
M-..tore
than
!!
'
last
Y
.1
LONDON
Mai-i
Philip
Snow
U'n
!
cachequr.
tn,--Mem
of
me'ini?
i
'
.3120
in
j.
ll)in
year.
Assass.'uations
ND
;t
o
'
Are
Threnned
lV;nidcnt
of
Cuba
a
,1
V
Staff
1oot
il
Vu
i
Xillrrs
HAVANA.
March
government
la
ni.iim
guaid
thiouijhoi.'
th"
'
threats
beinK
ftiarte
flfHiilnatlin
linl1
Fi
chada
and
Oeneni!
il"'
staff.
BAD
SUNDAY
No
Lees
Than
Tliirtv
-r.n-and
Itobberlef.
Yn
Made
rilTCAd''
Mrrli
21
a
luitg
dMpter
l
1
Chicago
yesterday
thirty-four
ll.-;U-i
im'-i
loot
amount
iiv.
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;
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cap!
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cd
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