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PAOK
FOT7R
SEAT!
People
of
the
United
States
spend
more
than
$1
000.000
a
week
lor
chewing
gum.
r(TY
NEWS
r!sday
Mar,
IE
CINCHES
POSITION
IN
COAST
HOCKEY
PL
A
F-OFI
Eskimos
Defeated
Vancouver
Lions
Last
Night
by
Scoring
t
Only
Goal
in
Whole
Contest
;
.
VANCOUVER,
March
10:
Scorintr
a
well
merited
vic
tory
in
a
tightly
contested
game,
Seattle
Eskimos
defeated
.Vancouver
Lion8
one
to
nil
in
last
nitrht's
Pacific
Coast
D,
L.
ForAg't
P.
8
10
57
52
36
9
9
8
13
1
7
55
47
33
52
.
53
23
12
24
5
DUNDEE
WINS
GLASGOW,
March
10:
Dundee
defeated
St.
Mirren
two
to
nil
in
a
Scottish
League.
First
Division,
postponed
game
yesterday.
J
1
Los
Angeles
Fan
Don't
Khon
Whether
to
Bet
on
Uzcudun
or
Kennedy
SPORT
CHAT
Billiard
line-ups
for
tonight:
Murray
1
Legion)
vs.
Balagno
(Elks).
Tinker
vs.
Wllltecroft.
Andrews
vs.
Mitchell.
-Ziemnn
vs.
Young:"
Jlaptle
vs.
Smith.
I
TITLE
WON
RY.HUSKIES
University-
of
'Washington
Defeats
California
in
Final
of
Basket
ball
Series
SEATTLE,
March
10
University
!
..axuviic.
licuguc
xiAtuii:
iidc.
xis
u
icaun
cue
jskjiijus
nave
0f
Washington
annexed
the
Pacific
ciricned
a
berth
for
themselves
with
Vancouver
in
the
Coast
conference,
basketball
title
league
play-offs
and
are
now
but
a
single
point
behind
the"
here
last
night
by
defeating
unt-Lions
in
the
league
standing,
havlngT
.
versity
of
Calilornia
42
to
30
In
the
also
a
chance
to
take
first
place,
htflone
goal
for
Seattle
was
scored
by
Gordon
Savage
In
the
second
period.
The
first
period
was
qtiiet
and
even,
being
featured
by
very
Clean
play:
Things
livened
up,
however,
in
the
second
and
a
number
of
penalties
were
called
on
either
tide.
A
concentrated
offensive
on
the
part
'
of
the
Lions
stormed
the
Eskimos'
0
net
for
several
minutes
but,
finally,
Savage,
with
a
fine
individual
effort,
broke
away
and
beat
Percy
Jaekson,
Vancouver
goalie,
for
the
evening's
only
counter.
The
league
standing
is
now
as
follows:
W.
Vancouver
14
Seattle
13
Portland
10
Tacorn
2
'
a.
WHO'LL
WIN
THISBOUT?
j
final
and
deciding
game
of
a
three
game
series.
Washington
had
won
the
first
game
and
California
the
seeorid.
The
Huskie
allowed
the
south-
erners
to
shoolder
them
around
I
and
play
an
offensive
game,
and
I
captured
the
penrAty
shots
of.
which
there
Were
nineteen,
nett-
j
Jng
the
Huskies
14
polntjs.
John
,
Fuller
of
Washington
wai
the
hleh
!
L03
ANGELES.
March
10Fifht
scorer
with
six
field
goals
and
five,
fans
are
pretty
well
divided
up
as
to
who
will
win
tonight's
heavyweight
battle
hero
between
Paulino'
Uaeedun.
the
Basque
wood-chopper,
and
Lea
Kennedy.
Long
Beach
heavy.
Both
men
have
their
supporters.
goal
shots
for
a
total
of
17
points.
Ned
Nelson
played
a
fine
defensive
game
for
Seattle.
It
Is
the
first
tinie
the
tltleihas
come
to
Washington
and
the
second
time
td
the
northw&st.
Idaho!
having
captured
it
in
1923.
The
The
last
time
Uzcudun
appeared
University
of
California
had
held
'in
a
fight
of
any
Importance
was
a
few
years
ago
against
Georgo
Godfrey,
the
big
negro.
Just
what
kind
of
shape
he
h
in
now
seems
to
be
more
or
less
uncertain,
j
Kennedy
has
shown
up
well
lo-I
eally
and
has
a
lot
of
friends
who
think
he
is
going
to
win.
In
any
case,
the
most
of
fans
would
like
to
ree
him
win
v.aich
means
Just
about
exactly
nothing
as
far
aa
actually
winning
a
concerned.
An
exciting
moment
during
the
ice
hockey
match
between
Canada
and
France
in
the
world
championships
whleh
took
place
in
Krynica,
Poland.
The
Canadian
team
won
9-0.
MAY
GET
BACK
IN
After
Conference
With
Connors,
Hockey
Head
Announce
He
Has
Reconsidered
VANCOUVER.
March
10:
There
is
a
possibility
of
Bobby
Connors,
Seattle
Eskimos
hockey
star,
who
was
Suspended
for
the
rest
of
the
season
by
President
Frank
Patrick
ot
the
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League
for
clouting
Doug
Brennan
of
the
Vancouver
Lions
over
the
head
with
his
stick
in
the
game
at
SeatUe
last
Friday
night,
yet
seeing
action
again
this
season.
Patrick
announced
last
night
that
he
had
decided
to
reconsider
the
penalty
he
had
imposed
upon
Connors.
Yesterday
Connors,
who.
came
along
with
the
Eskimos
on
their
trip
here
for
last
night's
game,
had
a
conference
with
Patrick.
Connors
admitted
that
he
had
done
wronged
,tbat
he
merited
being
banned
Tor
Uie
rest
of
the
season.
He
explained,
however,
that
he
had
lost
his
head
during
a
tight
pinch
of
battle.
He
asked
for
leniency
after
making
these
admissions.
i
Patrick's
announcement
that
he
will
reconsider
his
original
penalty
is
taken
to
mean
that
Connors
will
be
available,
after
all,
for
the
Eskimos
in
thp
play-off
series
when
he
will
be
much
needed.
CRIB
LEAGUE
LAST
NIGHT
Moose
Winners
Lead"
"With
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
In
Second
Place
Prince
Rupert
Cribbage
League
results
last
night
were
as
follows:
Grotto
16,
K
of
Columbus
11.
Seal
Cove
11.
Toe
II
16.
Operators
12,
Hawks
15.
Elevator
11,
Pr.
Rupert
Hotel
1C
Moose
19.
I.O.O.F.
8.
Eagle
14,
Six
Musketeers
13.
League
Table
W
L
Pts.
Moose
149
94
149
P.
Rupert
H6tl
32
111
132
lO.Or.
129
114
129
Seal
Ceve
121
122
121
Grotto
122
121
122
Eagles
120
123
'
120
Six
Musketeers
.
US
125
116
Hawks
117
120
117
.Operators
114
129
114
(Elevator
114
129
.
Ill
rC.
of
C.
f.
,
113
OSy'Ylt
Tpc.il.
nt.
'iJi,
112
the
title
for
two
years
up
to
last
night.
j
A
crowd
of
7.500
fans
witnessed
the
match
which
could
not
be
called
anything
else
but
a
rough
j
affair
with
the
big
Californlans
j
the
worst
offenders.
Penalties
wer?
called
right
and
left.
At
the
end
of
the
first
six
mln-,
utes
of
play,
the
score
was
13
to
4-
In
favor
of
Washington
and
at
half
time
was
a
20-20
deadlock,
six
minutes
before
the
close
nf
khc1
game,
the
score
was
38
to
26
for
Washington.
It
was
announced
after
th"
g.inv
that
Washington
would
accept-
The
offer
to
meet
Columbia
Univei
fy'
Atlantic
Coatt
title
winners
in
?
national
collegiate
title
scries
in
Chicago
providing
certain
ch
ng
;
were
made
in
the
arrangemcus
The
conditions
upon
whieh
Washington
will
journey
east
are
that
the
opening
series
be
delayed
from
this
Saturday
to
Wednesday
ot
this
week,
so
that
the
Washington
players
may
complete
anamination?
row
pending,
that
terms
be
satts--iftory
to
Washington,
and
that
the
faculty
approves.
lUx
Edmundson
?om6
-and
his
boys
are
anxious
to
make
the
trip
but
they
realize
that
their
studlei
must
come
first.
The
stress
of
these
eliminates
any
possibility
of
further
playing
or
travelling
.this
week.
.
FLU
MADE
HER
WEAK
Seattle
;
lng
an
attack
of
Influenza
than
had
RIFLE
SHOOT
LAST
EVENING
Second
3X
Calibre
Event
Is
Staged;
Brass
High
Scorer
No.
two
shoot
In
Prince
Rupert
21
RIfIe(1Loague
last
night
resulted,aj
:
.-jo(lR.C.N.ViR.,
376;
StalionWiv..
374"rrt)
s-
,
;
-
!
NO.
2
R.C.N.V.R.,
357:
Dry
Dock,
387.
No.
3
R.C.N.V.R..
354;
Office,
390.
W.
Brass
was
high
man,
making
10
bulls
but
ot
10
rounds.
League
Standing
W.
L
Pts.
C.N.R.
Office
2
0
4
O.N.R.
Dry
Dock
2
0
4
I
No.
1
R.C.N.V.R
1
1
2
C.N.R.
Station
1
l
2
jNo.
2
R.C.N
V.H
0
2
0,
JNo.
3.
R.C.N
V.R
0
2
0,
OCDEN'S.
FINALS
IN
BADMINTON
City
Tournament
tt
Mooe
Courts
f
triple
led
last
Night
Helene
.Madison
Unable
to
Try
For
!
fwlJFl,"?
ti
.
,.
-...,..,
,
witnessed
In
badminton
finals
for
the
city
'ghcmpionshlp
last
even
ing
at
the
Moose
Ledge
courts
and
SEATTLE.
March
io-necfl.ii
i
tnev
were
Wesited
to
some
splendid
ami,
ia
a
mucii
wraKcr
ui
tuuow-
games.
The
eups
were
presented
by
W
II.
Toby
and
W.
Howarth
president
been
expected,
she
will
be
unable
01
me
aonunion
Club,
here
tonight
to
attempt
the
setting
,
mae
remans
inanKing
of
a
new
world
and
American
wo-
a"
"0
"
neipea
to
make
the
men's
75
yards
back
stroke
swim-!
af,Bir
sees.
also
the
Moose
mlng.
record
or
500
metres
freeiLodBe
for
their
generous
support
style,
and
the
donors
of
the
challenge
She
will,
however,
make
a
sche-
cups.
They
are
the
first
challenge
duled
appearance
tonight
swim-,
cups
to
be
put
up
for
badminton
mlng
a
fifty
yard
back
stroke
ex-
in
this
city
and
much
credit
is
due
hlbitlon
as
well
as
attempting
her
to
the
donors.
After
the
presen-share
in
a
relay
record
time
trial.
,
tatlon
of
the
cups
delicious
re-
'.freshmrnta
were
served,
followed
by
the
Premier
Orchestra.
The
winners
were:
Ladles'
doubles
Mrs.
S.
Darton
iinonnl
'LIVERPOOL
POPE
.
IMPERIAL
Parlow
and
Mrs
Herman
6-15.
15-
1.
16-6
Mixed
doubles
i
Watt's
chal
lengc
.'uo
Miss
F.
Cross
and
W.
Cror
beat
R.
Alien
and
Mrs.
Herman.
18-11,
8
It
17.14.
Men's
doublet
(Bryant
challenge
cup
F.
Russell
and
W.
Lamble
beat
J.
Norrlngton
and
R.
Moxlcy.
l-8,
12-15,
16-9.
Men's
singles
(Empire
challenge
cup)
R.
Alltn
beat
W.
To-bey,
16-12.
15-9.
and
Mrs.
41.
L,
ShadweU
(McCut-iP
.th
W.
Jot
them
and
kept
cheon's.
challenge
cup.
beat
Mrs.'
?n
f
terms
Town
,
team,
in
the,
league
standing.
Orvil
-
-
;Kfnhey
refereed.
The
school
team
WHY
SUFFER
FROM
YOUR
'.LIVER?
Why
bqlftandlrspptd
with
un-i
rightly
blcttheg
on
the
face,
)
with
yellow
tiniff
and
that
tired
and
languid
reefiiiK?
This
indi.-Atca
a
tornii
liver.
liradscitf.
Diftiness
and
Diliout-
ncss
surely
follow.
You
must
xtimu-late
your
laiy
liver,
atnrt
the
bile
flowinK
with
Carter's
Little
Liver
PillH.
They
nUo
act
as
a
mild
laxntlv?.
purely
v
jctable,
free
from
calninel
and
iKiinonouH
JruK,
umall,
eaNv
to
swallow,
and
not
habit
forming.
They
an'
not
a
.purgative
thnt
cramps
or
pnin.
unpleasant
after
i-flVt
fol-lowinr.
cm
thr
nmtrary
a
good
tonic.
A'l
dmciriHt-
'&e
and
75
red
jkgs.
VANARSDOL
IS
BEATEN
Terrace
Winner
of
Close
Basketball
dame
on
Saturday
.Night
TERRACE,
March
10:
On
Saturday
night
the
Terrace
High
School
team
made
a
trip
to
Vanarsdol
and
took
a
fast
and
exciting
game
from
:by
dancing,
music
being
supplied
!
the
latter
team
by
a
score
of
25-23.
Vanarsdol
led
right
through
the
game
and
it
was
only
a
last
minute
rally
by
the
School
team
which
started
with
a
spurt
and
ran
up
an
8-2
lead
but
vanarsdol
gradually
cqt
this
down
and
had
a
14-12
lead
at'half
time.
Play
was
very
even
in
tHe
secoWtt
half,
no
more
than
five
Ipuln'ts
s'enara'tfrigithe
teams
at'flny
!
timtr."A
-bKe-t'
by
Dowerlnir
'ln'lhe
Hast
minute
won
the
game
for
the
!
school.
For
Vanarsdol
Watts
and
I
Burton,
particularly
the
latter,
were
1
effective
while
Kennedy
turned
in
1
a
good
game.
Bowering
did
a
lot
of
!
scoring
for
the
school
team
while
McLood
worked
tirelessly.
Mlchlcl
and
Wallace
teamed
up
well
on
defence.
Neither
side
used
any
substitutes.
Vanarsdol
Watts,
9;
Kennedy,
4;
Bur'-m,
10;
Mason:
Bolton23.
Schoiit-Mclod.
13:
Bowering.
18;
Little,
4',
Wallace:
Mlchit-'l
25.
TEAMS
ARE
EVENED
UPi
Terrace
llljh
School
anJ
Town
Teams
Tied
For
Basketball
'
I.eajue
Honors
TERRACE,
March
10:
As
a
result
of
winning
a
postponed
game
with
Vanarsdol
on
Tuesday
night
last,
the
High
School
team
advanced
Into
a
tie
with
the
Town
for
league
leadership,
each
team
having
four
wins.
The
final
score
was
34-18,
the
half-time
score
being
12-12.
The
teams
played
evenly
In
the
first
period,
the
school
team
gaining
&
slight
lead
and
then
losing
it
(
again.
In
this
period
Bowering
scored
eight
for
the
school
and
I
Watts
and
Burton
six
each
for
Van-iarsdol.
The
school
team
started
with
a
rush
in
the
second
period
land
scored
three
baskets
in
the
first
minute.
From
then
on
the-
re-
!
SUlt
was
never
In
rfnuht
Willi
ml.
fleeted
three
field
baskets
In
the
J
period
for
Vanarsdol
but
his
teammates
were
unable
to
score.
Kerr
j
replaced
McLeod
half
way
through
land
Jchnstone
and
Oreen
came
on
'Just
before
the
end.
Johnstone
(scored
the
prettiest
basket
of
the
game
Just
before
the
end,
a
back-fhander
over
his
head
from
the
I
corner.
For
the
winners
Bowering
siooa
out
with
18
point
while
Llt-
itle
and
Miehlet
(nmori
r
,.,,i
r
iivu
mi
uoiiui
games.
Watts
and
Burton
were
cf-
I
flMlHvA
fM
ViihiimJaI
1
r
a.
w
umiouui,
riemicuy
was
below
his
usual
form.
Bill
Nelson
refereed
capably.
.
High
SchoolMcLcod,
4;
Kerr;
Bowering,
18;
Orecn;
Johnstone,
2;
Little,
8;
Wallace,
Mlchlel.
2
3f
Vanarsdol
Kennfdy;
Burton,
6;
Watts,
12;
Bolton;
Roberts
18.
MArrh
12
WHIST
Dry
Dock
vs.
I.O.O.F.
Six
Musketeers
vs.
Lief
Erlkson.
Moose
vs.
Canadian
Legion,
Orotto
Vs.
Wanderers
arotto
Hamb.
v.i
Schl
Cove.
IN
THE
TURRIT
PIPE
TOBACCO
250
PRIZE
CONTEST
will
be
announced
shortly
The
judges
are
fonding
every
effort
to
reach
in
early
drrWon
on
the
lit
of
prize
winner.
So
great
was
the
interest
taken
ly
smoker,
however,
in
the
Turret
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paper
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an
early
date,
at
the
same
time
that
the
prize
winners
will
he
notilrd
hy
letter
of
their
success.
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