in
IT
.
BOOKED
UP
Bout
With
Young
Stribling
Definitely
Set
For
June
Somewhere
In
West
Californian
Is
Favorite
Max
Beyer
Given
Two
to
One
Odds
Over
Tom
Ileeney
In
Bout
Friday
Night
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
14:
Max
Beyer,
!
I
California
heavyweight,
stands
to-:
1
i
day
a
two
to
one
favorite
over
Tom
1
Mrmr
vnm
T
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
14:-Max'Heeney
former
work,.a
tlUe
conJj
Schmelini,
Gtetman
heavyweight
tnder,
for
a
bout
which
will
take
j
champion
of
the
world,
will
defend
place
here
Friday
night.
Before
thei
his
title
In
June
orobably
the
"Hie
or
tne
oout,
it
is
expected
there
third
week
against
W.
L.
(Young)
wU1
even
hl?her
odds
on
Beyer-
Stribling
of
Macon,
Georgia.
Terms
;
"
for
the
bout,
which
will
take
place
nil
r
in
Chicago.
Detroit.
Cleveland
or;
,(J(Je
(jFOSS
Jersey
City,
were
settled
upon
yes-
terday.
,
'
j
I-
poynrPfl
Vh
winner
of
th
Rhmllnc-
'
AO
X
W
T
UI
tU
Stribling
affair
will
meet
Primo
Camera,
the
Italian
giant.
In
September.
Both
Schmeling
and
Stribling
have
agreed
that
they
will
make
no
appearance
in
the
ring
prior
to
the
June
bout.
Camera
arrived
In
New
York
yesterday
from
a
trip
to
Europe.
He
as
well
as
Schmeling
are
under
suspension
by
the
New
York
Boxing
Commission.
Roles
Slight
Favorite
Over
Cyclone
Thompson
In
Seattle
Bout
This
Evening
SEATTLE,
Jan.
14:
Eddie
Gross,
Ballard
heavyweight.
Is
a
slight
favorite
to
win
.either
by
points
or
knockout
over
Cyclone
Thompson
of
Yakima
in
a
bout
here
tonight.
Or
oss
and
Thompson
will
be
the
headliners
on
a
six-bout
card.
Dry,
26
V4
oz.,
$3.50
'Old
Tom
26ft
oz
$350
London
Dry,
Pints;
$1,90
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This
advertisnment
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
i
uiitrol
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
ot
British
Columbia;
Won
Three
Out
of
Four
Games
Tour
North
On
MOSCOW,
Idaho,
Jan.
14:
The
Oregon
State
basketball
team
last
night
defeated
Idaho
Vandals
41
to
34
in
a
close
exciting
contest
in
the
conference
series.
Half
time
score
was
24
to
11
for
Oregon.
Oregon
has
won
three
of
the
four
games
so
far
in
the
series,
dropping
its
only
decision
to
Washington
State
at
Pullman
the
other
evening.
MONTREAL
DOES
WELL
Both
of
City's
Teams
Won
Camn
!
in
National
Hockey
League
Last
Night
NEW
YORK.
Jan.
14
The
Brilliant
Chicago
Black
Hawks
made
a
clean
sweep
of
their
,
two
games
here
and
Improved
their
place
in
the
National
Hockey
League
stand
lng
last
night
as
they
defeated
New
York
Americans
one
to
nil.
At
Montreal,
the
Maroons
moved
into
second
place
In
the
Canadian
division
by
burying
Detroit
Falcons
under
a
6
to
1
score.
At
Boston,
the
New
York
Rang
ers
played
great
hockey
but
sen
sational
goal
tending
by
Tiny
Thompson
forced
them
to
play
an
overtime
2
to
2
tie
with
the
Bruim
the
team
they
have
been
unable
to
defeat
In
three
years.
Billiard
Averages
Don
Brown
(O)
2
500
A.
Murray
(CL
11
2727
F.
Zieman
CL
....
8
1944
J.
8mlth
E)
9
2182
C.
P.
Balapno
E
12
2891
O.
P.
Tinker
(CL)
11
2595
W.
E.
Willlscroft
(E)
7
1646'
.
O,
Waugh
(0
12
2768
M.McLachlan((l)
...12
2724
O.
Howe
(Q
12
2697
M.
E.
Young
(E)
.
12
2696
J.
May
(O)
8
1767
M.
Andrews
(CL)
...12
2594
A.
Macdonald
(CL)
7
1499
J.
Andrews
(O)
11
2358
W.
Mitchell
(E)
....
12
2516
CX.
Youngman
(CL)
4
814
iC.
Baptie
(CD
6
1214
T.
Clough
3)
3
599
W.
Murray
(E)
.
0
1168
FJIBtephenr.
(E)
2
404
'
J.
Scott
CL)
1
172
250
248
213
242
241
230
235
231
227
225
225
more
work-out
is
on
the
cards
for
today,
and
tomorrow
the
boys
will
take
a
good
rest.
A
lively
list
of
preliminaries
has
been
arranged
in
support
of
the
headliner
and
the
card.
Is
expected
to
be
one
of
the
most
successful
ever
staged
In
the
city.
,
.
GROTTO
IS
VICTORIOUS
Scored
Another
Billiard
Win
Last
Night
by
Defeating
Canadian
Legion
Grotto
scored
another
victory
in
the
Billiard
League
last
night
by
defeating
Canadian
Legion
1136
to
1043.
Individual
scores
were
as
fnl-
Grotto
Canadian
Legion
Brown
250
Waugh
208
221
Howe
180
218
McLachlan
250
214'J.Andrews
250
213
210
204
202
200
195
201
172
M.Andrews
213
Murray
..
.
250
Tinker
....
250
Zieman
....
213
Baptie
120
High
break
Ocorge
Howe.
38.
Standing
for
the
second
half
ot
the
season
to
date
is
as
follows:
Oames
Total
Ave.
Grotto
2
2386
1198
Can.
Legion
?
2573
1137
Elks
2
2027
1014
With
one
game
postponed,
seve
tie
games
form
the
third
round
o:
the
English
Cap
competition
played
today
remitted
as
follows:
Middlesborough
1;
Bradford
City
1.
Astonvllla
1;
Arsenal
3.
'
Cardiff
City
1;
Brentford
2.
0.
York
City
0:
Sheffield-United
2.
Manchester-United
0;
Stoke-Clty
Reading
1;
Crystal
Palace
1.
Charlton
Athletic
1;
West
Brom
wlch
Albion
1.
Torquay
United
1;
Bury
2.
(After
extra
time.)
Teams
which
were
still
tied
af
ter
today's
games
all
played
over
time
In
an
attempt
to
reach
a
de
clsion.
ENGLISH
FOOTBALL
First
Division
Bolton
Wanderers
2,
Liverpool
0.
WILL
TEACH
Play
SEAS
POLO
Ilcln
Sanr
Francisco
Baseball
riayers
to
Pfarc
Their
lilts
-WhciVllattlng
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Jan
Francisco
Seals
In,
BELANGER
WINS
OUT
(liven
Ten
Hound
Decision
Over
Australian
Heavyweight
In
Portland
last
Night
Wednesday
janJ
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M'LARNIN
IS
BETTER
for
British
Columbia
Pipe
Smokers
Bobby
Jones,
peer
of
the
links,
will
make
his
debut
over
the
radio
some
time
this
month,
having
agreed
to
deliver
a
series
of
golf
talks
over
a
nation-wide
hook-up.
DUELING
Kecovers
From
Hand
Injuries
Sustained
In
PetroIIe
Bout
Will
Meet
Freeman
In
Spring
!
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
14:
Charles
Pop)
Foster,
manager
for
Jimmy
McLarnin,
Vancouver's
welterweight
pride,
stated
yesterday
that
i
his
protege
was
now
practically
recovered
from
the
effect
of
a
broken
hand
sustained
in
his
recent
battle
with
Jimmy
Petrolle
and
that
MeLarnin
would
be
ready
to
meet
Tommy
Freeman
in
the
spring
in
a
titular
bout.
The
bout
with
Freeman
may
be
McLarnln's
last
before
he
marries
and
retires
from
the
ring.
The
local
boy
is
now
able
.to
do
light
training.
OREGON
IS
"
I
VICTORIOUS
At
Philadelphia,
the
Quakers
held
off
the
speedy
Montreal
Can
adiens
for
a
period
and
a-half
but
In
the
end
were
forced
to
take
their
twelfth
defeat
of
the
season
by
a
score
of
two
to
one.
GOLFLEAGUE
STARTS
HERE
I'lay
Will
Be
Commenced
at
Sunken
Gardens
Tonight
By
C.
N.
It.
Itccreatlon
Association
The
Canadian
National
Recrea
tion
Association
is
to
start
an
Indoor
golf
league
tonight
at
the
Sunken
Gardens
course.
There
will
be
eight
teams
of
four
players
each
and
fix
tures
will
be
played
every
Wednesday
night.
It
will
be
the
first
time
that
miniature
golf
has
been
undertaken
on
a
league
basis
in
the
city.
All
you
have
to
do
is
write
a
letter
telling
us
just
what
you
think
of
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pipe
tobacco.
This
superior
blend
of
high-grade
tobaccos
was
made
expressly
for
pipe
smokers.
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1
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experts
wno
seieci
ana
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an
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louacwa
ay
wiut
iurr
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i
m
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urns
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iisen
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Work-Out
Last
Night
By
Benny
Wendle
As
time
approaches
for
the
big
fight
on
Friday,
both
Bagshaw
and.
Wendle
are
steadily
improving
In
form
and
their
evening
work-outs
are
drawing
many
eager
boxing
fans
who
are
keen
to
give
the
boys
a
final
once-bver
before
they
step
Into
the
ring
on
Friday
night.
Last
night
some
two
hundred
followers
of
the
same
turned
out
to
see
Benny
Wendle
in
action
and
were
treated
to
a
smart
work-out,
while
on
Monday
night
another
big
crowd
saw
Billy
Bagshaw
work
through
a
strenuous
session
in
fine
style.
One
Siut
are
tlwy
right
T
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uo
you
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acrrc
vviiii
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iviirr
an,
you
CiwI
smokers
are
the
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we
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to
satisfy!
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opinions
arc
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and
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of
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uill
ht
final.
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contnl
clours
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28tk,
1931.
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CHALLENGE
FIRM
FAILS
TODEMPSEY
INTOROI
Jack
Sharkey,
Finding
No
One
Else
to
Fight,
Would
Take
Former
not
served
in
the
war
thus
helping
Stlmson
Companies
Go
UH
dation
Owing
Bust
Sotl
Champ
on
Within
Six
Weeks
j
j
TORONTO.
Jan.
M
BOSTON.
Jar,
14
-Completely
stituent
companies
f
C
excluded
from
arrangements
which
St
Co.
Ltd.
bond
brok
have
been
made
Involving
Max
tered
voluntary
asslgnr:
Schmeling,
the
champtor
Young
'goode
Hall
today
T
'
i
Pi
Stribling
and
Prlmo
Carn.ra
in;
were
The
National
D
'
"
bouts
during
the
coming
soason
loratlon
Ltd..
Toront
:
B
for
the
heavyweight
erown.
Change,
Stlmson
Build
il
Sharkey,
recognlwd
by
the
l"-.
Corporation
LW
:
r.
York
Boxing
Commission
as
theCapacJtaji
Pevelopmciv
'
outstanding
contender
for
the;
Q-
T.
Clarkson
was
t
p
championship,
finding
himself
with
jfluid&tor.
nobody
to
flaht.
veeterdav
issue.!1
rhe
liabilities
of
it
a
challenge
by
telegram
to
Jackjwere
uted
10
be
nmnwv
tnrmr
wnril'i
Miamnlnn
1
half
dollars.
O.
A
to
meet
him
within
atx
weeks
in
a
bout
for
the
benefit
of
the
unemployed
and
disabled
wrr
veterans.
In
view
of
the
fact
that
the
Manassa
Mauler
Is
reported
to
have
made
the
crack
that
he
could
knock
out
Sharkey
If
he
had
the
chance,
the
latter
felt
that
he
Dempscy)
should
accept
the
challenge
and
thus
avail
himself
of
the
opportunity.
Sharkey
thought
it
would
be
a
good
chance
for
Dempsey
to
make
good
on
his
assertion
that
he
regretted
he
had
F
'
a
tr....;-
Stur
'''
lenge.
Sharkey's
proposal
that
thelchare
clrnlssed
yesterday
fight
should
take
place
within
six
weeks
Is
considered
by
most
boxing
observers
to
be
rather
unfair,
to
sny
the
least
ot
It.
to
Dempsey.
The
Weather
Triple
Island
Fresh
wostcrly
wind,
moderate
sei,
cloudy.
Dlgby
Island
Part
cloudy,
baro-
-
meter,
29.52;
southeast
five
miles,
PORTLAND,
Jan.
H:
Charity
-temperature.
44;
smooth
sea.
,
Belanger,
Winnipeg
light
heavy-1
Dead
Tree
Point-
Part
cloudy,
weight,
gained
a
ten
round
decision
calm,
barometer.
29.82.
temperature
over
George
Cook.
Austnillan
39.
smooth
sea.
heavyweight.
In
the
main
bout
of
a
Langara
Rain.
nlm.
ioui.hwcst
jboxiug
card
hum
last
tiJiit
jwtmi,
sea
moderate
$2000
worth
of
shares.
I
UteH
u
nnn
nf
thi
ur,
irf-1
Itors.
CHARGE
IS
DISMISS!
One
Alleration
Asalnst
CPl
-
bcrt,
Former
CJal
Man.
M
VICTORIA.
Jan.
14
TUi
f
I
six
charoes
of
false
broucht
hv
Mrs.
Mary
-
.
rf
14:
San
the
men
who
suffered
In
that
wav
!
against
Cant.
Henry
Pw
camp
at
Monterey
this
year
will
be
,
four
years
and
during
the
Great
Coal
Mines
Ltd..
Instructed
In
the
art
of
polo
strokes,
war.
Judge
Mcintosh
?
ji'i
thelr
spring
',
Sharkey
himself
was
in
service
for'"
one
'me
head
of
the
Cons
was
aiini".i
in
County
It
was
announced
here
yesterday.
it
is
two
years
since
Dempsey
nere
yesterday.
To
learn
the
science
of
polo
strokes
has
appeared
in
the
ring
and
ther'
Tne
sl
charges
involve
might
help
the
players
In
placing
s
considered
to
be
little
likelihood
ale
of
shares
In
the
Con.sumf"
the
baseball
when
battlns.
It
Is
felt.
1
nf
i
Co.
amounting
to
Sr''.""0
Foyston
Goes
To
Syraci
I
...
I
CmtiV
l
onner
scaiuc
iiocaey
Bcromes
Manager
of
'ork
City's
Team
SEATTLE.
Jan.
14:
Frant
ton,
former
Seattle
hocko
klnir
hn
lf
fnr
Rvrai!USf.
Vnrlr
u,h.ri.
no
trill
tflkO
0V"
manuccment
of
that
Citvi
jthe
International
lit
key
W