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AT
TERRACE
League
Schedule
Opened
Satur-,
.
day
Night
With
Three
Excellent
Matches
TERRACE.
Feb.
2
In
the
open-Ing
games
of
the
basketball
sche-du:.
'
recently
u;v.wn
no
poiarlr.lns
four
teams
in
the
league,
the
High
School.
Sit
u-cla..
n.ij.ti.
defeatou
the
Town
r.9-15
an
overtlm
straggle.
Vrnar.v::oi
out:cored
th:
Nt!vc
8on-
22-7.
A
iirs'
game
was
played
between
th?
two
men".,
games
result
'ng
in
a
33-26
win
for
the
Dubs
the
Dv.mbellc
iu
the
best
exhfbitlon
so
far
this
sea
son.
In
the
fir.
?
"ntnr
game
the
snore
was
tied
at
23-23
at
full
time,
re
qulrine
ovor;,m
n)?.y.
In
overtime
McCullocb
fcored
first
for
town
but
this
was
equalized
a
moment
later
by
Dewering.
The
final
point
was
scored
by
th
school
team
an
a
technical
foul.
McCulloch
wa.-.
the-
br-t
'man
on
the
floor,
his
Phooting
beinir
very
accurate.
Tho-ma-
abn
nlayed
wel!
for
the
Town
while
Michael,
at
guard,
was
the
moat
effective
man
on
the
School
team.
In
the
Native
Sons-Vanars-dol
game
the
latter
team
took
an
early
lead
and
coasted
In
to
victory.
The
entire
Vanarsdol
team
played
a
good
passing
game.
Will
Kean
stood
out
for
the
losers.
i
Lineups
ami
Scores:
Town
McCulloch
13.
Burneth
2,
Nelson
0,
Thomas
7,
Moore
3,
Pem-ney
0
2$.
Hhth
School
McLeod
6,
Bowerlne
10,
Kerr
2.
Little
9,
Michael
0,
Wallace
020.
Native
Sons
S.
Smith
2.
J.
Smith
0.
Kerr
5
Graham
0.
Colli-aon
0,
Johnston
0
7.
Vanarsdol
Mason
6.
Kennedy
5,
R.
Bolton
5
Watt
6,
Burton
0,
H.
Bolton
022.
'lis:
'
imm'
Prlmo
Camera,
Italian
colossus,
doing
some
strong
arm
stuff
with
Mary
Lee,
acrobatic
dancer,
as
he
arrived
on
liner
at
Hew
York
recently.
Wendle
and
Holm
Will
Battle
Ten
Rounds
on
February
20
Announcement
Is
made
that
Benny
WenUJe
nf
this
city
and
Pete
Holm
of
Calgary'
will
meet
in
a
10-round
fight
two
weeks
from
next
Friday
at
the
Empress
Social
Club
Arena.
The
boys
have
Just
been
I
signed
up
and
will
start
serious
training
immeaiaieiy.
a
purse
oi
50
of
the
gross
receipts
Is
being
given
for
the
match,
to
be
divided
!
60
to
the
winner
and
40
to
the
loser.
The
boys
will
fight
at
catch-I
weights
and
will
be
supported
by
an
exceptionally
fine
list
of
prelimin
aries.
Helene
Madison
Will
Try
Records
Will
Endeavor
to
Lower
Time
in
Two
Women's
Swimming
Events
Tomorrow
Nltht
SEATTLE,
Feb.
2:
Helene
.
Madison,
1
Seattle
swimming
star,;
at
the
Washington
Athletic
Club
tomorrow
night,
wlli
endeavor
to
break
the
world's
women's
records
In
the
440-yard
and
400-metre
aquatic
sprints.
Hockey
Scores
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
Saturday
Scorrs
Maroons
2,
New
Ynrlc
Itangers
2.
Toronto
3,
Philadelphia
2.
i
Once
more
call
of
water
has
bet
hearu
a
.
olu
"
'
and
once
again
we
find
Yale
crew
starting
their
winter
tank
practice
un
der
the
leadership
of
Hed
Coach
Ed
Leader.
CANADIENS
BEAT
HAWKS
SPORT
CHAT
Substantial
assurances
are
forth-
Scored
First
Victory
of
Season
Over
comI8
11131
Britain
will
send
Chicaso
by
Four
to
Two
Mar-
:itron
representative
teams
to
the
tin
Last
Evenine
Olympic
Games
at
Los
Angeles
In
1
1932.
Any
belief
that
might
have
NEW
YORK,
Feb,
2:-Effectlve
shooting
and
some
timely
penalties
enabled
the
New
York
Americans
to
defeat
Ottawa
four
to
two
In
the
National
Hockey
League
game
last
night.
At
Chicago,
the
world
champion
Canadiens
blasted1
the
Black
Hawks
four
to
two.
It
was
the
first
victory
of
the
season
for
the
Canadiens
over
the
Hawks.
At
Detroit,
the
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
put
up
a
hard
battle
against
the
Falcons,
but
they
tired
In
the
latter
stages
of
the
game
and
Detroit
won
two
to
nil.
MATCH
IS
ARRANGED
been
held
regarding
the
effect
upon
the
Olympic
Games
of
the
newly
Instituted
British
Empire
Games,
opened
at
Hamilton,
Ont.,
last
August
and
scheduled
for
every
four
years,
Is
largely
unfounded.
Lord
Rochdale,
leader
of
the
British
Olympic
Oames
movement,
says
Britain
will
be
adequately
represented
at
Los
Angeles.
Lord
Rochdale
spoke
strongly
on
the
matter
at
a
recent
meeting
In
London
of
the
Olympic
council,
says
Sporting
Life.
He
pointed
out
that
since
the
first
Olympiad
at
Athens
in
1896
the
United
States
had
loyally
supported
the
games,
no
matter
where
they
took
place,
to
the
utmost
of
their
resources,.
"and
it
would
be
base
ingratitude
on
our
part
not
to
do
all
in
our
power
to
help
them
to
make
those"
at
Los
Angeles
r.s
big
a
success
as
those
in
London
In
1908."
There
Is
no
question
that
the
1932
Oimer
will
be
on
a
different
scale
altogether
to
those
In
1904
at
St.
Louis.
The
Olympic
movement
at
that
time
was,
as
it
were,
in
its
Infancy,
and
many
nations
which
now.
regularly
participate
had
then
not
the
least
Idea
as
to
the
value
of
athletics
towards
national
effic
iency.
This
had
the
result
of
making
the
St.
Louis
Oames
practically
an
all-American
affair,
for
the
European
nations
were
practically
unrepresented,
and'
the
consequence
was
that
with
the
exception
of
the
56-pound
weight
secured
by
a
Canadian,
all
the
track
and
field
events
were
competed
for
and
won
by
U.
8.
athletes.
Two
of
the
victors
on
that
occasion,
Rose
and
Sheridan,
repeated
their
successes
In
throwing
the
discus
and
putting
the
!shot
at
the
London
Games
four
years
later.
"While
It
Is
not
necessary
for
us
to
attempt
to
send
to
Los
Angeles
the
vast
number
of
athletes
and
officials
who
represented
us
In
post
war
days
at
-Antwerp,
Paris,
and
Am&Udarriy
it
wall
the
more
nec-
,
essary
that
Great
Britain
should:
make
an
impressive
appearance,
In-1
asmuch
that
already
no
fewer
than
28
nations-have
accepted
the
lnvl-i
tatton
of
the
United
States
to
com-1
while
others
have
intimated!
fiete,
heir
intention
of
doing
so
if
at
all
possible,"
Sporting
Life
added.
"The
Americans
are
hoping
that
the
Tenth
Olympiad
will
surpass
all
Its
predecessors
In
every
possible
way.
It
enthusiasm
and
superb
organl-gatfoii
tnn
accomplish
this
they
will
dbult?
ss;attaln
to
their
ambition,
THE
DAILY
NEW3
lias
a
eliance
to
win
part
of
this
...
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tion
has
come
to
them
only
after
really
admirable
persistency.
In
1920
the
United
States
Internation
al
Olympic
Committee
sent
William
May
Garland
a
sportsman
to
whom
Los
Angeles
Is
the
real
centre
of
the
universe
to
Antwerp
with
an
Invitation
tb
the
International
Olympic
Committee
to
hold
either
.he
1924
or
1928
Games
in
the
Call-.amla
city.
"Unfortunately
for
them
these
had
been
pledged
to
Paris
and
Am-:terdam
respectively,
but
Mr.
Garland
was
Informed
that
there
was
a
possibility
of
the
1932
Oames
at
that
time
unasslgned
being
secured
if
the
committee
were
satisfied
with
the
suggested
arrangements.
From
that
moment
Mr.
Gar
50.00
925.00
95.00
91.00
and
100
half-pound
Hits
of
Turret
pipe
tobacco
land
did
not
leave
them
alone,
and
at
every
opportunity
he
urged
the
claims
of
Los
Angeles,
with
the
re.
suit
that
at
the
meeting
of
the
In-ernational
committee
in
Rome
in
1923
the
United
States)
was
unani.
impusly
selected
as
the
nation
to
t
which
would
be
given
the
Games
of
I
nine
years,
hence.
Then
with
their
1
usual
thoroughness,
the
Americans
Immediately
went
tp
work.
The
'
governor
of
the
State
of
California
appointed
a
commission,
composed.
;of
leaders
In
tne
sporting,
civic,
business
and
Industrial
life
of
the
state
to
support
Los
Angeles,
while
jthe
government
of
the
United
States
itself
at
once
communicated
with
the
nations
of
the
world
to
the
I
effect
they
would
regard
It
as
a
.
Cambridge
star
ed
their
boat,
race
practice
at
Cambridge
recently
Above
-Sergei
studying
his
a
tlon
In
looking-glass,
installed
instruction
tub,
while
a.
Gray
look.s
on.
'friendly
gesture'
If
the
Games
were
'V?
i
supported.
"The
result
has
been
really
remarkable,
for
never
before
so
far
n
advance
of
the
Oames
has
such
response
been
made
to
the
Invl-
j
atlons,
and
the
fact
that,
at
least,
,
he
colors
of
28
different
nations
of
the
world
will
be
flown
on
this
occasion
lias
Inspired
the
organising
committee
to
supreme
efforts.
The
preparations
are
already
practical
ly
complete.
The
stadium
will
seat
well
over
100X00
spectators;
the
track
has
been
remodelled
to
suit
the
requirements
of
the
Olvmolc
committee,
and
the
accomodation
for
everyone
and
everything
is
on
an
elaborate
scale.
Not
only
this,
out
the
program
Itself
has
already
been
arranged,
and,
extending
over
16
days
and
nights,
this
Includes!
athletics,
soccer
football,
rowing,
boxing,
gymnastics,
wrestling,
weight
lifting,
fencing,
swimming
and
watv.polo,
equestrian
sports.
Icycllnt,
hockay,
rifle
and
pistol
"hooting,
and
the
modern
penta
thlon."
pntana
Hoop
Game
Is
Close
State
College
Wins
Basketball
Title
From
University-by
Margin
ofSinie
rofnt
BUTTE,
Montana.
Feb.
2:
Mon-
tana
State
Collecc
clinched
thn
istate
collegiate
basketball
title
here
Saturday
night
by
defeating
Mon-tana
University
43
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in
a
tightly
contested
game.
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