psob
rotra
THE
DAILY
NEWS
CANADIENS
WIN
FIRST
GAME
OF
SERIES
TOUI
ASSURANCE
Of
DISTINCTION
AND
UTMOST
VAIUE..
THE
fASHION-ClAfT
lASIl
HOT
FIGHT
;
Girl
Tries
Elyingi
Frenchmen
f
Scored
Two
IN
TACOMA
Hairy
Ketrhell
Given
Decision
Over
Joe-Calder
TACOMA,
April
4:
-In
one
of
the
fastest
bouts
that
has
ever
been
seerfchere,
Httte
Hirry
Ketchell
of
Tacoma
was
given
a
decision
over
Joe-
Calder,
Seattle
Filipino,
in
a
six-round
main
event
Thursday
night.
The
pair
of
flyweights
made
a
gerat
fight
of
it.
carrying
the
battle
to
each
other
even
up
to
a
slugging
culmination
of
the
sixth
round
when,
both
staggering
and
almost
out,
they
still
bravely
pounded
at
each
other.
SPORT
CHAT
JThe
sudden-death
final
to
decide
the
unpoage
eLague
championship
for
the
1930-31
season
will
take
place
tomorrow
afternoon
between
the
Grotto,
winner
of
the
first
half,
and
Moose,
who
captured
second
half
honors.
The
winner
will
hold
the
Dawson
Cup
for
the
coming
year
while
the
loser
will
get
the
Newton
consolation
cup
for
runners-up.
Baseball
and
football,
locally,
should
soon
be
demanding
the
thoughts
of
those
interested.
No
doubt,
organization
of
one
or
both
lines
or
sport
will
be
under
way
before
long.
There
should
be
plenty
of
talent
in
(own
for
both
the
diamond
and
soccer
game
and.
of
it
is
DroD-
erly
lined
up,
good.
Interesting
play
i
should
result.
It
is
likely
that
con-
j
siderable
attention
will
be
paid
this
1
year
to
junior
aetivlty
In
both
base-1
ball
and
football.
More
of
this'
should
be
heard
shortly.
Percy
Jackson,
the
popular
goal
tender
of
the
Vancouver
SOUTH
BEND.
INDIANA
Phyllis
McFadden.
19-year-ld
O
Wand,
Calif.,
girl,
has
applied
for
place
in
line-up
of
her
home-team
town.
TITLE
GOLF
a.
vtuuaoie
a
piayer
as
VICTORIA.
ADrtl
4r
Bob
Mar
IS
NOW
ON
Bob
Morrison
Led
Field
in
Qualify
ing
Round
For
B.C.
Champion-
,
.
ship
at
Victoria
anyon
the
Terminal
City
line-up
.
rlson
of
victoria
led
the
field
yes-durln
the
pasVseason
and
cer-
rday
in
the
qualifying
round
of
teinly
during
the
play-offs,
may!
the
British
Columbia
amateur
golf
have
played
his
last
game
on
the
;
championship
over
Uplands
course
Pacific
Coast
circuit
for
a
while
at
:
next
winter
will
see
him
in
National
Thirty-two
players
with
scores
of
League
company
with
the
best
of
167
and
under
quaUlled
f0r
the
lnem-
I
championship
flight
today.
Jack
SharkerTBoston's
heavv-L
cre
"
entrant,
from
Seattle.
ana
e,fiwnere
ine
acro"
weight
contender,
has
been
offered
$50,000
for
a
10-round
bout
with
'
Tuffy
Griffiths
of
Sioux
City.
Iowa,
in
the
Chicago
Stadium
some
time
4
T
TTT"Ti
n"i
in
May.
While
he
did
not
refuse
the
AN
I
JH
KM
IN
bid.
8hatkev
said
he
considered
u,-1
Vfi
1
ngni
wonn
$75,000
Knute
Rockne
Buried
Friday
Crowds
of
Friends
and
Admirers
Paid
Last
Tribute
to
Great
Football
Coach
WAS
BEST
Diminutive
"Ernie"
Adjudged
Most
Valuable
Player
For
Seattle
Eskimos
Last
Winter
8EATTI.R
Anrfl
4:fifn
ArtrUf-
son,
diminutive
right
winger
o(
the
Seattle
Eskimos,
has
been
adjudged
the
most
valuable
player
of.
the
.
.Jteam
during
the
winter
just
past
,41ilh
simple
casket
of
brans,
na
?
au
.
1
blexaatlc
of
that
honor.
Knute
Knute
Jlockle,
Rockie
trreat
great
lootball
lootball
coaciiil"
coach
of
Notre
Dame,
who
was
killed
in
an
airplane
crash
in
Kansas
earlier
in
the
week,
was
.'aid
to
his
last
rest
here
today.
Crowds
of
friends
and
admirers
paid
tribute
at
his
funeral.
For
the
last
two
years
the
trophy
was
awarded
to
Jack
Walker.
Some
people
think
every
season
comes
at
the
wrong
time
of
the
year.
jffT
The
Oreat
Shires,
in
the
uniform
of
Milwaukee.
Brewers
with
whom
he
will
play
during
the
coming
season.
Mrs.
Bhlres
at
Hot
Springs,
Ark.,
during
initial
practice
minor
league
team
Wis.,
with
with
i
IFIRS
FIRST
FOOTBALL
FRIDAY
SCORES
DIVISION
ENGLISH
i.r.Riir
I
Blackpool
1;
Derby
nil.
iOrimsby
4;
Middlesbrough
1.
Liverpool
1.
Manchester
United
1
Manchester
City
3,
Blackburn
nil.
,
Newcastle
United
1.
Huddersftekt
h
?
Portsmouth
1,
Arsenal
1.
Sunderland
1.
Birmingham
nil.
1.
Bolton
Wan-i
least
Jackson
Is
"Westham
UnitW
United
on
the
negotiation,
Freddv
wood
of
Vancouver.
ttelj$m
list
for
the
Boston
Bruins
and
it
Is
defending
champion,
turned
in
a!re"
4'
considered
considered
more
more
than
than
likely
likely
that
that
eaTA
carci
nt
0f
is?
i52.
i
Scottish
League
First
Division
Aberdeen
2,
Falkirk
1.
Airdrie
3,
St.
Mirren
0.
Celtic
4,
Ayr
1.
Bast
Fife
2.
Hamilton
Acads
0.
Hearts
2.
Dundee
0.
Kilmarnock
4,
Hibernian
0.
Lelth
Athletic
2,
Cowdenbeath
2.
Morton
1,
Rangers
3.
Partkk
Thistle
0,
Motherwell
0.
Queens
Park
4,
Clyde
1.
English
League
First
Division
Arsenal
2,
Chelsea
1.
Birmingham
0,
Bolton
Wanderers
2.
Blackburn
Rovers
1,
Newcastle
United
0.
Blackpool
0.
Sheffield
Wednesday
4.
Derby
County
1,
Middlesbrough
2.
Leeds
United
0,
Grimsby
Town
0.
Leicester
City
1,
Westham
1.
Manchester
City
0,
Huddersfield
Town
1
Portsmouth
5,
Aston
Villa
0.
Sheffield
United
4,
Liverpool
1.
Sunderland
1,
Manchester
Uni
ted
2.
Heavyweight
Title
Bout
to
Be
Held
In
New
Stadium
CHIUAQO.
Anrtl
4
It
is
ronor-
ted
here
that
the
world's
heavy
weight
championship
boxing
bout
between
Max
Schmellng.
the
title
holder,
and
Young
Stribllng
will
take
place
in
June
in
the
new
Cleveland
Stadium
which
Is
now
un-
Ider
construction.
GOLF
vJSAprll
6
,
Grot
10
vs.
75
Taxi.
Great
Wew
vs.
Flying
Corps.
(Jen.
Office
vs.
vs.
Flying
Corps.
Oen.
Olflce
vs.
Dry
Dork
Bankers
vs.
Acme.
April
13
I
Grotto
vs
Great
Wst.
Flyinc
Corps
vs
Oen.
Office.
Bankers
vi
i
Dry'Dock.
Acme
vs.
75
Taxi
April
20
Grotto
vs.
Flying
Corps.
Great
Wes
vs.
Oen.
sQf
fic.
Bankers
vs
75
Taxi.
Dry
Dock
vs.
Acme.
To
One
Victory
Over
Chicago
in
Stanley
Cup
Series
Opener
CHICAGO,
April
Les
Cjtnadiens
of
Montreal,
cham-lVi0n?
of
the
National
Hockey
League,
defeated
Chicago
Black
Hawks
here
last
night
in
the
first
game
of
the
Stanley
Cup
series
by
a
score
of
two
to
one:
The
Flying
Frenchmen
had
no
difficulty
in
winning
over
the
second
place
contenders
and
are
now
favored
more
than
ever
to
retain
the
world's
championship
trophy
r
oobacco
when
first
intro
duced
into
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was
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NEW
YORK
RANG
EHS
ARE
COMING
WEST
'
VANCOUVER.
April
4:
The
Mew
York
Rangers
of
the
Na-
Uonal
Hockey
League
are
on
their
way
to,
Vancouver
where
they
will
pla'y
a
series
of
four
games
with
the
Vancouver
Lions,
champions
of
the
Pa-
eific
Coast
League.
The
first
game
will
ba,
played
Jiere
next
Wednesday
night.
4
.
BIG
FIGHT
COMING
UP
Sharkey
to
Meet
CarneraT
Lough-ran,
Walker
or
Campolo
NEW
YORK,
April
4
James
J.
Johnstone,
manager
of
Jack
Shar
key,
announced
here
yesterday
tnat
the
next
important
engage-meht
of
the
contender
for
the
heavyweight
crown
will
be
in
Brooklyn
on
Jane
3.
Sharkey
will
meet
an
opponent
to
be
chosen
from
anting-'1
'
Primo
Camera
Tommy
Lough
n.
Mickey
Walk!
or
Vittorio
campolo.
Johnstone
announced.
Terrace
Hoop
Teams
to
Play
With
Locals
A
girls
basketball
team
from
Terrace
reached
here
from
the
interior
by
a
freight
train
yesterday
and,
with
a
boys'
team
which
is
due
tomorrow
afternoon
on
the
regular
train,
will
meet
Prince
RuDert
Hieh
School
boy
and
girl
players
In
games
next
Monday
and
Tuesday
evenings.
The
Terrace
airls'
team
In
chanze
of
Miss
Marjorie
Munro
of
the
Ter
race
school
teaching
staff,
consists
of
Misses
Carmen
Smith,
Helen
Oreig,
Ethel
Moore.
Margaret
Mc
Laren
and
Margaret
Glass.
The
Terrace
boys'
team
will
consist
of
Dudley
Little.
Stewart
Mc-Leod,
Lloyd
Johnson.
Clarence
Michael
and
Ewert
Bowering.
DO
YOU
KNOW
THAT
which
they
now
hold.
A
record'
crowd
of
hockey
fans
witnessed
the
match.
The
series
will
be
decided
this
year
by
the
best
three
out
of
five
games
Instead
of
the
besi
two
out
of
three
as
previously.
The
second
game
will
be
played
here
Sunday
night
and
the
remainder
'at
the
"orum
in
Montreal.
BILLIARDS
ll
ARE
CLOSE
1
tide
Team
Championship
For
Year
With
the
Elks
leading
the
Canadian
Leelon
by
a
mareln
of
thlrtv
points,
the
championship
of
the
Bil
liard
League
will
be
decided
tonight
when
Johnson
Smith.
Elks.
meets
Charlie
Baptie.
Legion,
In
the
j
final
match
of
the
two-tournament
play-off.
This
match
was
postponed
1
from
the
second
half
of
the
semi
finals
last
night,
the
Legion
taklne
a
lead
of
881
to
863
over
the
Lodge
Men
in
the
four
Barnes
which,
h
even
was
not
sufficient
to
overei
the
margin
of
the
Elks
from
jt&
first
half
of
the
finals.
J
individual
scares
last
ntmht
v.ril
as
follows:
;T.
C.
P.
Batsgno
(Elks.
154:
Alex
Murray
(Canadian
Legion),
260.
w.
E.
WHii5croft,.250i
O.
P.
TinJ
ter.
210.
William
Mitchell,
250;
Marcua
A
J
wa
1
rwiuiews,
lit.
M.
E.
Young.
209;
Frahk
Zleman
250.
ESSINGT0N
i
IS
WINNER
Took
Game
at
llome
But
Were
Out-
47.
scored
on
Aggregate
By
Terrace
PORT
EfiSTNriTrW
Anrll
A-
a
v..u
wti,
a
ay
pick-up
team
from
Terrace,
com
posed
chiefly
of
High
School
stu
dents,
lost
a
close
game
to
Esslng-
ton
Friday
night
by
a
score
of
22-17.
Since
Terrace
won
at
home
last
week
43-25
they
took
the
series
60-
Terrace
had
as
much
of
the
nlav
as
the
home
team
last-night
but
they
were
handicapped
by
the
strange
floor
and
were
'weak
on
shooting.
The
game
was
fast
and
clean
throughout
and
was
witnessed
by
a
fair
sized
crowd.
The
first
half
was
all
Eeslngton
and
they
had
a
12-5
lead
at
half
time.
Terrace
switched
their
line-up
In
the
second
half.
Thomas
going
to
centre
and
Little
dropping
back
to
guard.
This
line-up
worked
better
and
Terrace
outscored
the
Maroons
12-10
in
this
period.
The
Individual
star
of
the
game
was
Reld
of
Esslneton
who
nlaved
a
good
game
at
centre.
Spalding
and
Brown
were
also
effective.
The
Terrace
forwards
were
off
color
but
worked
hard
all
evening.
Moore
and
McLeod
looked
best
for
the
visitors.
EsslngtonStarr.
4;
Spalding,
6;
Rcid.
12:
Brown;
Roberts:
total,
22.
Terarce
McLeod,
4;
Bowering,
6;
Little,
4;
Moore.
1;
Thomas,
2;
total.
17.
Referee,
Eddie
Feak;
umpire.
Matt
Wesley.
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in
your
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today.
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Roy
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lh
the
Telephone
297
LOCAL
NEWS
ITEMS
A
charge
against
Lee
Sam
o:
having
stolen
goods
in
his
posts.
lon
was
dismissed
by
Martnuc
McClymont
in
Jty
police
court
this
morning.
Provincial
Constable
H.
L.
Mc-
Kenney
of
Trrrace
arrived
In
the
John
Dybhavn
safled
Thursday
r
ight
on
the
Prince
Otonre
for
t
buslrwsi
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Seattle.
to
PaclHc.
Terrace
city
on
Thursday
aftemooni
train
j
Z
,ff,
tv,.
ii..
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ecwiasUcal
duties.
morning
to
Terrace
Father
Champagne,
OA1J..
lei
on
this
morning's
train
for
a
trr
and
HavsDort
For
not
stepping
his
car
at
D.
It.
Harthess.
principal
of
Klngistop
8lin-
Rlebrd
VVardroper
wa
Edward
High
School,
sailed
Thurs
day
night
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
for
Victoria
where
he
will
attend
the
teachers'
convention.
fined
$6
by
Magistrate
McClymorv
In
city
peltoe
court
this
mornlnn
The
Solvation
Army
has
been
asked
by
his
mother
in
Tronhjeir
Mrs.
M.
P.
MeCalfery
saUed
on
....
.
Thursday
nlgt
.on
the
ss.
Prince
lthj
wA
George
for
Victoria
where
she.
-
will
pay
a
visit
with
Jr
daughter!11
Kd
i2
and
thickset
wit'
who
Is
training
for
a
nurse
there
j
blonde
hair,
who
was
feat
hoar-
from
In
Vancouver
November.
192
A.
P.
Allison,
well
known
.Queen
The
Chaflotte
Island
lodging
opfiOHof.
iyear
on
the
Naas
River
with
a
Cap
sailed
Thursday
nlfht
oh
Uie
th'taln
Vila,
hat
a
house
and
son.
Prince
Oeorge
for
Vancouver.
hav-,land
at
Jap
Inlet.
Poreher
Islam,
ing.
arrived
frpm
the
Islands
the,
The
missing
man
was
also
on
th
nignt
previous.
8keena
River
at
Dominion
Can
nery
and
later
at
Sunnyslde
can
nery
where,
with
a
man
name
i
A,
w.T
-r
,
"
v"r"
city.
mis
nc
mmt
a
Doat
in
wnicn
tno:
Off
tJfNeW
York
K.
ZSZVl
S'SSW,!?
toVa-rT
money
having
been
KJU
lU.lieW
lUm
he
tarior.
Mr.
Mpre
lived
here
Ient
to
Amundstn
fof
this
pur
Psc
n
May
"28.
The
missln
of
the
knrXn
Z
.
,
Cof
Mio
e"
Br'0""
1Wnrfer,nhM
a
T
Ch"dr"':
In
Norway,
ol)
of
whom
are
very
William
Beaumont,
well
WnowJ
to
hear
from
him.
SEATTLE.
April
4:
The
finest
"Hoist,
sailed
Thursday
night
on,"'
'aggregation
of
swimming
talent
ine
rnnce
oeorge
for
Vancouver
ever
sent
from
this
city
left
last
wnere
ne
expects
to
locate.
Durhu
night
for
New
York
to
compete
In
n
wy
here
ef
two
or
thro,
the
national
swimming
meet
The
years.
Mr.
Beaumont
has
beenm.
delegation
from
here
was
led
by
very
popular
In
musical
nrcles
ami
,Mlss
Helene
Madison.
Seattle's
his
departure
will
be
ufncrally
r
jwondrr
swimming
star.
grctted
DR0NCHITIS
DAt
twdtitns
tub
th
throat
and
chtst
tboioujthlr
with
XICKS
VapoRud
r
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