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the
daily
news
EDMONTON
GRADS
STILL
ALBERTA
WOMEN'S
CHAMP,
CARDINALS
WORLD
CHAMPION
GIRL'S
HOOP
to
DtBBATf
TEAM
SCORES
104
to
24
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Brooklyn
and
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way:
St.
Louis.
Chicago.
Brooklyn.
Pittsburg.
New
York.
Philadelphia.
Cincinnati.
Boston.
I!:t
.
.
'
jmuion
i
j
i
known
to
drive
a
worse
flock
of
Brooklyn
Robius
to
a
pennant
unexpectedly
before.
Pittsburg
pirates
are
regarded
as
being
more
or
less
uncertain
and
they
might
do
better
than
end
up
in
fourth
place.
It
doesn't
look
like
1834
will
be
a
big
year
for
John
McO
raw's
New
York
Giants.
Philadelphia
Nationals
and
Cincinnati
Reds
may
stage
a
merry
battle
for
fifth
place,
while
the
cellar
looks
to
be
reserved
again
for
the
Boston
Braves.
-
The
prognostication
may
be
all
off
CHAMPION
WON
BOUT
Don
Georze
Had
Hard
Time
Downing
Joe
Malrewicx
SEATTLE,
March
10
Ed.
"Don"
Geatge,
heavyweight
wrestling
champion,
was
extended
to
the
limit
here
to
eke
out
a
one-fall
victory
over
Joe
Malcewicz
in
an
eight-round
grappling
event
which
proved
hard
and
fast
yet
clean
affair.
George
wms
able
to
do
little
with
Malcewies
until
the
seventh
when
a
fust
flying
head
scissors,
something
that
had
not
been
seen
in
wr.
Ulng
here
previously,
gave
the
first
and
only
fall,
and
saved
the
day
for
him.
The
eighth
round
opened
with'
MalcewicS
groggy
after
strenuous'
treatment
In
the
previous
stanza.
George
was
as
fresh
as
a
Illy,
Just
i
the
same.
Joe
cleared
the
cobwebs
j
out
of
his
head
and
carried
the
battle
to
George.
The
offensive
went
baek
and
forth
but
Malce-wics'8
fierce
attack
failed
to
net
him
the
fall
he
would
liked
to
have
got
to
tie
it
up.
George,
who
won
Friday's
bout,
graduated
from
the
University
of
Michigan
as
a
OA.
Sc.,
learned
his
wrestling
in
college
and
made
such
a
success
as
an
amateur
that
he
turned
professional.
He
won
thejT
title
in
Los
Angeles
last
December)
.
.
Iiah
L
n
1
mien
jic
orui.
uus
ouiiueuucrf
vu
hospital
with
a
badly
injured
shoulder.
INTEREST
INFIGHT
Gurvlch
and
Wendle
are
Both
ConfidentWagers
Made
One
of
the
most
interesting
sport
topics
of
the
day
is
the
coming
ten
j
rmind
boxing
match
between
Nina
j
Gurvlch
and
Benny
Wendle.
Both;
camps
report
their
boys
in
perfect
condition
and
each
fully
confident
of
whiffing.
Several
wagers
already
been
made,
the
Empress
So
cial
Club
being
stakeholders
of
one
bet
of
$100
to
$80
that
Gurvlch
will
win
the
match.
A
large
number
of
the
fans
turned
opt
yetserday
to
see
Wendle
train
and
Benny
performed
in
his
usual
clever
style.
'Tbnbjht.
Qurvlch
will
hold
his
first
public
workout
and
this
will
be
the
first
opportunity
for
some
time
that
local
fight
followers
have
had
to
see
him
In
action.
Hockey
Scores
Saturday's
Scores
Canadlens,
3;
Ottawa,
3.
Maroons.
3;
Philadelphia
2.
Toronto2;
Chicago
1.
Boston
2;
Detriot
5.
Belanger
and
McBurney,
forwards,
and
Neale.
guard,
played
a
wonderful
game
for
the
Grads.
Boucoch
and
Newcombe
were
the
choice
of
the
Calgary
quintette.
Play
in
the
first
period
was
tactics
were
applauded
by
a
capacity
crowd.
The
Orads
took;
Jhe.
lead
aftenour
minutes,
the
!
points.
The
Orads'
working
perfectly,
ended
43
to
14
In
l
Sk
have
2
w
In
the
third
period,
the
Orads
scored
eighteen
consecutive
bask?
nra
nainra
to
ktu
ru
rri
1
1
ft
cpnro
lnplays
wers
Calgary
Plette.
Boucoch,
New-The
period
,
combe.
Allen,
Edmundson
and
Tol-favor
of
the
Hngton.
Dr.
Sarpolis
and
Charlie
Hanson
To
Meet
Shortly
SEATTLE,
March
16.
Dr.
Karl
Sarpolis
of
Cleveland,
returning
to
the
northwest
after
a
tour
of
California
cities,
has
been
matched
to
meet
Charlie
Hanson
in
an
eight-round
wrestling
bout
on
March
23.
This
week,
Sarpolis,
who
scored
a
victory
over
Al
Santell
last
week,
will
grapple
with
Ed.
"Don"
Georgf
the
heavyweight
wrestling
cham-
9
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.
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l
4
4
ATTENDS
ALBERTA
TITLE
MATCH
Doug,.Frlzzell,
on
his
way
hom.e
after.,
a
trip
via
the
.Panama
Canal
to
Havana
and,.
New
York
was
in
Edmonton
Saturday
night
and
took
in
the
game
there
between
Edmonton
Commercial
Grads
and
Calgary
for
the
Alberta
ladles'
basketball
championship.
A
wire
story
from
him
of
the
game
appears
elsewhere
on
our
sport
page
today.
Doug,
is
expected
back
In
Prince
Rupert
on
tomorrow
afternoon's
train.
He
has
been
missed
during
his
absence
of
two
months
in
local
athletic
circles
and
will
receive
a
hearty
welcome
home
from
his
many
friends.
Jim
Londos
of
Greece,
heavywei
ght
wrestling
champion
slamming
Jim
McMlllen
to
mat
after
49
minutes
and
is
seconds
in
title
match
recently.
Over
20.000
yelling
fans
witnessed
defeat
of
former
football
linesman
In
second
title
attempt.
SHARKEY
Tommy
Lougliran
Had
Real
Incentive
Friday
Night
NEW'
YORK,
March
16-Lough-ran
entered
the
ring
In
his
victorious
battle
against
Ernie
Schoff
Friday
night
a
sixty-five
nercent
1
favorite
to
win..
He
-had
as
a
real
incentive
to
go
out
there
and
tight
the
promise
If
he
won,
of
a
bout
'in
New
York
during
the
coming
summer
with
Jack
Sharkey.
In1
their
last
meeting
in
September.
J
1929.
Sharkey
won
from
Loughran
with
a
knockout
in
the
fourth
round.
j
PLAYOFF
NOT
SET
Dated
For
Pacific
Coast
Cham-pioiifchlp
Not
Yet
Announced
SEATTLE,
March
16
It
has
not
tyet
been
settled
Just
when
the
play
off
between
Seattle
Eskimos
and
Vancouver
Lions
for
the
Pacific
Coast
League
championship
will
take
place.
Frank
Patrick,
president
of
the
League,
and
Hugh
Caldwell
and
Guy
Patrick,
respective
presidents
of
Seattle
and
Vancouver
have
not
yet
been
able
to
get
together
on
the.
matter.
The
first
game
will
be
played
In
the
city
winning
first
place.
The
final
game
of
the
Leaeue
New
York
Raneers
0;
New
York
plon.
v.ho
is
making
a
tour
of
the
seasont
will
be
nlayed
here
next
Americans
0;
overtime,
tie.
coast.
Frldiiy.
ntahi.
the
play-offs
follow
iHOCKEY
SCORING
How
Goals
Were
Made
in
ttuckaroos
Game
.
I
EDMONTON,
MARCH
16.
Jn
the
first
round
of
the
'
Seattle.
March
io-Pete
Bel-
new.
yoriz,
March
16
The
con-'
Dominion
women's
basketball
championships,
here
Satui
lefeviiie
made
the
first
goal
of
the
censua-of
opinion
of
bftaeball
ex-j
day
night,
the
Edmonton
Commercial
Grads
retained
the
Same
Tor
the
Seattle
Eskimos
in
pert
seem
to
be
that
that
St.
Louis
provincial
championship
of
Alberta
by
administering
Sev-
"
minutes
52
seconds
after
the
Cardinal?
sfc-juld
oe
-rood
for
on-
ere
defeat
on
the
Calgary
-
Centrals,
the
score
beng
104
to
start
of
the
first
period
of
last
Friday
.wuajr
night
1115111
s
o
game
gnu
with
Portland
uviici
fiuiA.Hj.ai
lcrcrcuc
XJtuuaub
11113
rk
j
mi
i
,
,
.
,
.
i
i
year.'
Chicago
cubs,
however,
it
is
Ane
superior
last
compination,
snooting
ana
cieience
Bukaroos.
it
was
a
whistling
solo
conoed.will
put
up
a
strong
fight,
ot
Grads
were
responsible
for-
shot
that
saUed
past
Andy
At-
while
old
WHbert
Robinson
has
been
I
the
ine
overwhelming
overwneiming
score.
score.
U1UU&
r
'
,
J
41
kenhead's
legs.
The
game
had
smarted
slowly
but
livened
up
as
Belfoy
scored.
About
About
midway
midway
"
""'-f
through
Uie
se-
anger
and
McBuwvey
SJ
most
ot
ond
perkxl
Jlmmy
Evans
scored
a
the
scoring
for
the
BtfmoiAj..
miQ
gj
t0
evTn
lt
for
the
girts.
The
period
ended
to
IS.
Buckaroos.
His
shot
started
al-
tn
thp
fmirth
nprinrt
f!alrawj
...
.
,
u.
h
even
romhinatlnn
nlav
anrt
rfefon.
""5k
ocsiwe
mue
mic
uuu
sive
"S?";!?10
PtMy.
snootmg
nan-
was
an-excepUonalirionX
.one,
yet
tlcally
in
the
effon
to
mcreas
Successful.
Each
team
had
only
their
score.
With
three
r;nut6
four
players
on
the
ice
at
the
time
toft.
Mhiirri0r
Mnrw4
tn
h,t
IKa
.
w
a
pjriod
ending
with
the
Grads
up
jo"
"
,
D"'
ftrTt'Two
period,
";
tw
'
I
The
teams
were
as
foollows;
i
Louis
Coupee
and
Rookie
Rouls-
tn
the
second
period,
the
shoot-1
Grads
Bennle,
Neale,
StoneV
ton
each
drew
twd
niinor'penal-
but
it
is
figured'
that
the
1931
Na-,ln9f
of'Babe
Belanger
wKs
pheno-
Eelangor,
McBurney.
McCormacH
ties,
the
former
bejng
fined
$5
Uooal
race"
mav
end
ud
about
thlsl
nienolvl
She1'
'
scored
"seventeen
and
Stone.
'for
utfnec&sary
'toughness'
wfth
the
slick.
Bobby.
Benson
drew
one
minor
penalty,
the
only
one
for
Seattle,
making
it
five
altogether
during
the
first
two
periods,
a
'
eiy
clean
name.
About
eteht
minutes
Qftfr
the
-in
!
of
the
third
period.
Pete
Be-;
f
'
illp
scored
his
eecorkl
goal.
Ai
Hihead
caught
the
puck
in
his
:d
over
his
head
but
it
fell
be-ind
his
back
inside
the
net.
It
h
rd'y
ji
minute,
later
that
1
Si'wait
flipped
in
Seattle's
.
.
i
c
.anl(
.'
on
a
pass
from
llensfir
6t
Uie
balahce
of
gu'.ic.
tiie
IKicktoos
staged
(
mctnirated
four-man
attack
M
it
vas
si!
in
vain
Penalties
h.ugc.i
again
3l
osuper.
Btnson.
iyjwnie
Rjpd
Cano
and
Stewart
naught
life
total
up
to
ten
with
nly
Cue?
aaint
Seattle.
The
league
standing
Is
now
as
roUovMi
V
Vancouver
Sta'tle
Portland
Tacoina
W.
D.
L
14
8
10
15
10
2
9
9
8
15
I
7
Tor
Ag't
P.
57
52
36
61
54
12
Hunt's
and
Airways
Tied
Leadership,
Will
Play
49
59
24
49
28
5
MERCHANTS
!
GOLF
PLAY
For
Results
in
the
Merchants'
Miniature
Golf
League
Thursday
night
are
as
follows:
N.B.OA.
.327;
Dally
News
328;
Old
Emnress
343:
Buleer's
364!
!
Hunts'
301.
Bill
Wrathall
with
71,
was
low
score.
j
.
The
final
standing
for
the
first-
half
is
as
follows:
I
.
W
LD
Pts
Hunts
.
5
1
1
11
N.B.CA.
..
.5
I
1
11
Old
Empress,
4.
3.
0
8
Bulgers
L...2
4
0
6
News
2
5
0
4
Hunt's
Furniture
will
play-off.
and
NJJ.CA.
If
you
have
headaches,
or
suffer
hiliousness
or
indigestion
take
BeechamV
Pills
en
rBIllNG
unALTIlJ
Undisputed
Queen
of
the
Pacific
u
.
w.riiOid:
"Ow
New
limes
Compare
..
Uohama
1
4280&-press
of
Japan
8
3
f
o
Vancouver
miles
Umprest
of
Qnad4
8
10
W.
.
(
Unn
A.
15
50
Vancouver
I
2329
tmpreaui
yz
-n
13
50
'
mfii
Previous
Record
5
Honolulu
j
3379
1
Empresfof
Japan
6
toYokobamaj
miles
I
Em
press
of
Canada
7
Kobe
fo
Yokohama
jjjmnes
v
fmpressofJipM
15lwv54m
rrevioui
Ketoru
-
-
Smashing
rxrd
sfter
record,
the
beautiful
26.000-ton
Canadian
Pad
lie
liner
Empress
ol
Japan
'
holds
an
established
reputation
as
the
queen
of
the
Pacific
Ocean,
both
in
speed
and
comlort.
Her
latest
accomplishment,
on
her
last
4,280-mile
trip,
east-bound
from
Yokohama
to
Vancouver,
waa
to
complete
her
lourney
in
8
days.
3
hours
and
18
minutes,
thus
beating
her
own
previous
record
by
3
hour
and
40
minutes.
Apart
from
this
she
hold
records
TAKEN
TO
HOSPITAL!
Helen
Madison,
Seattle
Swimmlnt
Star.
Gettiug
Treatment
for
Influenza
SEATTLE.
March
15-4
'Hefene
..j,dlson,
sensational
Seattle
gill
iwtmming
star,
was
taken
las;
v.eek
to
Providence
Hospital
to
lecelve
treatment
for
In
flu
-enga
with
which,
after
a
twu
weeks'
siege,
she
is
stall
suffering
j
She
Is
not
in
any
-danger,
but
it
j
wms
felt
that
the
hospital
wou'.r
?fve
her
the
complete
rest
she
needs.
She
Is
expected
-to
be
out
in
a
week's
time.
Miss
Madison
expects
still
to
i
take
In
the
national
champion-
chip
swimming
meet
at
New
York
on
April
16
to
19,
representing
the
Washington
Athletic
Club
there
It
will
be
necessary,
however,
for
her
to
cancel
a
number
of
engagements
at'Mlnneapolis,
Chicago,
Detroit
and
such
points
while
going
east.
FORMAL
WIN
IS
CLAIMED
Greenville
Players
Make
Appearance
PHnte
Rupert
Did
Not
Answer
Challenge
When
the
Prince
Rupert
team
failed
to
put
in
an
appearance
In
I
answer
to
a
challenge,
Greenville
!
native
basketballers
Saturday
even-1
ing
proceeded
to
shoot
a
formal
bas-
j
ket
after
which
they
claimed
vie-1
tory
on
a
three-game
basketball
ser-1
ies.
Two
games
were
played
last
week,
Prince
Rupert
winning
one
and
Oircnvlile,
the
other.
Greenville
Issued
a
challenge
for
a
third
game
and
named
the
appointed
hour
of
meeting.
It
4s
understood
Greenville
Intends
to
challenge
Port
Simpson
for
the
Northern
British
Columbia
championship.
Legion
Wins
In
Billiard;
In
thi'
filial
postponed
game
of
last
Tuesday's
Billiard
League
fixture
between
Canadian
Legion
and
Elks,
O.
P.
Tinker,
won
250
to
150
for
the
Legion
over
W.
Murray,
at
the
end
of
the
week,
giving
the
Legion
an
aggregate
victory
of
1.241
to
1.044.
The
league
standing
for
the
se-'cond
half
of
the
season:
Games
Total
Ave.
Orotto
11
13593
1133
Can.
Legion
13
15026
1155
Elks
13
14053
1081
ion
v
i
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r
in
a.
,
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1
5.
:
li.
n)
WjlttMUL
11
'
between
Vancouver
and
Honolulu:
Hohd
i!j
ni
Yokohama
and
Yokohama
and
Kobe
The
'-t-mentioned
record
is
considered
the
el
i
s
.'t
speed
performance
in
Japan's
hintory.
The
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up
another
record
in
the
near
future.
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