PAGE
POUR
AMERICAN
GIRL
WINS
"nerord
Beaten
Three
Times
in
Women's
Speed
Skating
Sprints
LAKE
PLACID,
'N.Y.;
Feb.
10:
1
Leila
Brooks-Potter
of
Toronto
broke
the
world's
record
in
the
first
'
heat
of
the
1,000
metres
speed-tkatlng
race
at
the
Olympic
Winter
Games
yesterday
by
doing
the
distance
in
two
minutes
and
one
and
two-tenths
seconds.
Jean
Wilson
of
Toronto
again
broke
the
former
record
in
the
second
heat
with
two
minutes
and
six
seconds.
Both
Canadian
girls
lost
in
the
,
final
to
Elizabeth
Dubois
of
United
States
who
also
broke
the
record
ir
two
minutes
and
four
seconds.
CANADA
WINS
FROM
POLAND
Score
of
10
to
Nil
in
Ice
Hockey
at
Olympic
Winter
Games
.
LAKE
PLACID,
N.Y.,
Feb.
10:
,
Canada
defeated
Poland
in.
Olym-
pic
Winter
Games
ice
hockey
here
yesterday
by
a
:;core
of
10
to
nil.
Billiard
Averages
Junior
League
Q.
T
Av
J.
Saunders
J
5
1000
360
;R,
Wiefcs
(Ht
8
1528
11
W.
Stuart
U)
9
1714
IK,
J.
May
(HI
8
1509
If
Vaccher
LN
7
1325
IK
N.
ChetMMki
B
7
1319
188
P.
Johnson
B
7
198T
187
L.
Raabe
(
Jl
1C74
1BC
fO.
Howe
IE)
7
1W
M
A.
Zadoimki
tEi
7
IMS
18
'V.
Murray
H
5
919
184
W.
Huston
H
4
1651
18"
P.
Chenotkt
(E)
8
14M
18?
W.
Funnell
(J)
3
546
18S
R.
Fong
(LN)
7
1215
178
A.
Strachan
9
1592
177
F.
Aldridfe
LNt
7
1222
175
E.
Batt
LN
7
1211
173
j
B.
Wendle
LN
4
880
170
A.
Murray
LN)
2
346
168
J.
Bulger
J
8
1266
158
C.
Perry
H
8
1244
1M
W.
E.
Hayhurst
(ID
4
604
151
BIG
FIGHT
FOR
JUNE
Srhmeling
and
Sharkey
to
Meet
In
Yankee
Stadium
for
Title
.?
.'
Early
in
Summer
'
f
-
,
,'
;
.
NEW
YORKi
Feb.
10
James
J.
Johncton,
manager
of
Madison
Square
Garden,
announced
yesterday
that
he
was
making
plans
for
five
important
boxing
shows
in
New
York
bail
park
during
the
coming
summer.
A
heavyweight
title
bout
between
Max
Schmelin;,
the
champion,
and
Jack
Sharkey
has
been
definitely
set
for
June
16,
in
the
Yankee
Stadium.
There
will
be
four
lesier
bouts
more
details
o(
which
will
be
announced
later.
Johnston
said.
HOCKEY
SCORES
Ccnadieas
1.
Montreal
4.
New
York
Rangers
1.
Boston
2.
Chicago
3,
New
York
Americans
Hockey
Standings
International
Division
W.
O.
L.
P.
Toronto
15
5
12
35
'anadiens
14
5
14
33
Vrnerlcans
12
6
15
30
aroons
11
6
17
28
.
American
Division
angers
19
5
10
43
bfcago
12
10
10
34
tetrott
13
4
16
30
oeton
10
9
12
29
OFFICE
HAS
CRIB
LEAD
"Veefcly
Games
Played
Last
In
C.
N.
It.
A.
League
Canadian
National
Recreation
AmoeiaUon
Crlbbage
League
re-alts
last
night
were
as
follows:
General
Office
10,
Station
17.
Round
House
17.
Car
Shops
10.'
The
league
standing:
W.
L.
Qenaral
Office
...
.58
50
Station
57
51
Round
House
53
55
Car
Shops
48
60
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Also
the
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Luxe
Whiskies;
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and
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liiiitiiiiiiiluiiiitiuKt)
For
sale
at
ull
Gove
nitr.rnt
Li(?ii"i
Liquor
Control
Bnnl
Mini
urch
i
Store.v
or
order
direct
from
the
Department.
Victoria.
B.C.
This
advertisement
Is
not
publlswd
or
dlsplayeg
by,
Uu
Llquot
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
BASKETBALL
Intermediate
Game
Both
teams
being
weakened
h?
INTERESTING
Intermediate
Match
Was
Pick
of
Evening
High
School
Beat
TuIs
C.
N.
R.
Beats
Panthers
Cardinals
Had
Easy
Zt
to
14
Vic!
tory
Over
Amarons
ia
Ladifs
League
,
A
good
card
of
basketball
games
jwas
played
In
the'
Auditorium
last
levelling,
the
Intermediate
Leagra-;
ers
showing
the
better
class
of
ball.
I
Id
a
hard
fought
game
the
High
j
School
defeated
Tuxls
28-22.
i
j
There
was
too
much
individual
j
playing
In
the
Senior
game
to
tx
'good
basketball
but.
nevertheless,
the
game
was
fast
and
CN.R-V
well
deserved
their
victory
over
the
Panthers
by
a
score
of
20-15.
t
In
the
girls'
game
the
Cardinals
.
broke
loose
and
took
the
leading
Amazons
24-14.
In
the
Junior
fixture
the
Rovers,
well
deserved
their
victory
oer
the
League
of
Nations,
17-10.
I
the
absence
of
a
few
playera
did
not
stop
these
boys
from
phy-Ing
fast
basketball.
The
first
hi'-'
was
very
fast,
both
teams
cheating
heavily
and.
consequently.'
forcing
the
forwards
to
take
long
shots
which
kept
the
score
vwyi
;
low.
Combination
was
prominent
-but
they
couldn't
seem
to
work
it
under
the
basket
'for
cinch
shot;.,
The
first
half
ended
15-10
for
High
School
i
The
second
half
started
with'
both
team
determined
to
score,
j
Very
nice
plays
were
centered
t
.around
Walters,
for
the
High!
i
School,
who
scored
16
of
the
Mae's
'points.
The
Tuxls
were
unable
to
get
close
enough
to
the
basket
and)
Night
1
battred
the
hoop
continuous
with
long
shots
to
no
avail.
The
game
ended
with
the
High
Schtyi
having
a
comfortable
6-potnt
leaf
High
School
Walters.
16;
Ur-ger.
8;
Vance,
1;
Tobey,
2;
Ross,
1;
Hiekey.
Tuxls
Thurber,
6;
Smith;
Mox-ley,
6;
Nakamoto,
10;
Hansen:
A-len.
Senior
Game
This
game
started
slower
than
usual
with
both
teams
trying
to
tall.
In
the
first
half
the
Panthers
defence
was
very
notlceabk
keeping
the
C.NJLA.
at
bay
aU
tlw
time,
but
they
did
not
make
tpe
most
o;
their
offensive
play.
Coi
-requently,
the
first
half
"ended
with
a
close
score
of
8-7
for
In
the
second
half
the
Panther
oeemed
to
break
up
and
let
tin
C.N.R.A.
get
behind
their
defence
.which
really
resulted
In
the
C.N.
;R-A.
winnln?
the
game.
Botn
teams,
however,
were
using
'much
dribbling
and
long
shooting
i
CNJ.A,r-8tyl!s,
4;
Morrison.
7;
Johnson.
6;
Stalker.
2;
Nelson
I:
Nakamoto.
Panthers
Mitchell.
4:
Kel.ey,
4-
Cross.
3;
McNulty
2;
Lyons,
r
Vance,
J.
Girls'
Game.
The
girls'
game
was
decistv.r
one-sided.
Cardinals
having
It
a.1'
!
their
own
way.
The
Amazons
were
weakened,
however,
by
the
ab-nce
of
Sue
Boddle.
but
It
woukl
have
been
Impossible
to
defeat
trie
Cardinals
in
any
case.
The
Cardl
nals
showed
a
few
nice
combination
plays
whleh
netted
them
.i
oisnet
every
time.
The
Amazon
played
hard
but
the
Cards
put
u,i
a
stroiig
defence.
Victoria
Kriteruky
of
the
Oar-
jdlnals
gave
an
exhibition
of
sensational
shooting
which
has
nut
I
been
demonstrated
in
any
of
the
rirls'
game
this
year.
The
Cardi
nals
can
well
thank
her
for
in
or
yielr
24
points
The
rest
of
the
jteam,
however,
gve
wonderful
jMipport.
and
made
all
her
open
-ling.
Connie
Morgan,
tried
hard
t
HSfJ,the
Amaroni
pn
top
bul
ifoutg
It
kriposslbllf
ffe
'
Cardlnals-Krikeruky.
18;
Steen:
Stone.
2;
OHehrisl.
2;
Rlvett,
2.
AmasonsRltchle,
2;
Prlteharri.
4:
Morgan.
6;
McLeod,
2;
Tlte
,aeh.
Junior
Game
The
Rovers
had
an
easy
victor?
over
the
League
of
Nations
wh
could
not
seem
to
lnftate
thi
hi.
jket.
Both
teams
nlaved
hard
an.1
fast
and
were
evenly
matched
-.i
1W'.55V3el
Tnr.-iAnr
news
Wedneda.
TIME
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FLYING!
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Up
Your
TURRET
CIGARETTE
15000
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Contest
Closes
March
5th
Contest
Rules
IThl.
contut
U
open
to
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rciidmt
of
the
Dominion
ol
Canada
riccpt
employe
of
Imperial
Tobacco
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of
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Limited,
thrlr
aubudiarv
and
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companies,
tba
famlUea
of
thcae
employee,
and
their
adertiin(
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enlt.
2Ettlmatr
majr
be
made
upon
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eetimate
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in
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lower
left
hand
corner
of
this
adrertlarmrnt
or
upon
a
piece
of
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cut
to
the
aame
ait.
If
a
"Inning
ettlmate
i
attached
t
the
front
panel
of
a
Turret
Ciaarette
(W)
package,
with
portion
of
eicia
etamp
attached,
it
will
receive
double
the
award
In
its
clawi-fication.
Each
contestant
may
enter
aa
many
eetlmatea
at
3
he
or
aha
deairea,
but
only
one
priie
wUl
be
awarded
to
any
one
inditidual.
The
official
ftgurea
of
the
National
llockey
League
4
of
goal
acored
for
the
aeaaon
IWl-iJ.
eicluaie
of
ple-nrf.
will
be
uaed
to
decide
the
wmncrs
in
thi
oonteat.
A
committee
of
competent
judge
will
f
tamine
and
pa
on
the
eatimatea
entered
in
the
contrat.
By
aubmlttlng
an
estimate
each
contestant
agree
to
accept
the
decision
of
the
judge
a
AnaL
entrie
muat
be
mailed
to
Turret
Cigarette
5AU
llockey
Contest,
P.O.
Boa
IISO.
Montreal.
PQ.
6Priea
wlU
be
awarded
to
thoae
estimating
correctly,
or
nearest
to,
the
actual
number
of
goals
scored
by
each
team.
7
con
8
ntert
will
not
contestant-
enter
into
any
correspondence
with
any
In
ease
of
a
tie
for
any
prise,
that
prlae
drrided
between
the
entries
tying;
for
same.
'Ill
be
A
This
contest
cloaca
on
March
5th.
1JI,
and
all
7
entries
must
bear
the
post
mark
of
this
or
a
prior
date.
f
The
current
National
I
locker
League
seaaon
I
S.
V
scheduled
to
doae
on
March
find,
fUI
judging
of
the
entrie
will
be
completed
a
soon
a
possible
after
the
official
figure
are
aeaUaMe,
and
the
names
of
the
prUe-wbsners
wiU
then
be
published.
AJdithntl
rnlry
hUwht
may
it
itturtJnm
yr
mtirtti
ttjltr.
1
mot
MtiiUiU,
ctfiy
tbt
hit.
ThL.
tad
additional
estimates
must
be
mailed
lo
Turret
Cigixrtte
Hockey
Coolest,
P.O.
Bos
1180,
Montreal,
P.Q,
on
or
before
March
5,
1932.
Total
Coals
Estimate
Scored
Team
Season
of
19J0-1!
BOSTOX
143
CANADIENS
129
TORONTO
118
CHICAGO
108
RANGERS
105
MAROONS
10
DETROIT
102
AMERICANS
76
Name
Address-
far
as
team
work
was
concerns
but
the
Rantn
i
esmtd
to
have
the
better
shots
which
gave
then
their
vtetory
Rovers
MeKlnley.
2;
MeRa.
Total
Uoele
Scorad
Season
of
IU1.J1
(EiclusiT
of
play-oils)
2,
TENNIS
CLUB
HOLDS
PARTY.
MeMeekln;
Wilnseroft
.
8;
Davles."!.,
League
of
NaUorui
Domrnato-
'Ladies
Are
Kalslnr
Funds
For
Errc-
Olllis,
1;
Marshal.
2:
Arner;
Oree-
!
tlon
of
New
Club
House
at
Antoneilo;
Hill;
Allen.
Acropolis
Hill
Courts
The
rafereelns;
was
In
th
eapn-i
ble
hands
of
J.
Currte.
W.
John-'
The
first
of
a
series
of
social
ev-
son.
H.
Lyons
and
B.
Skinner.
1
ents
which
lady
members
of
the
Basketball
Standing,
SECOND
HALF
OF
SEASON
Senior
Leatue
W.
Panthers
.
i.
n.
r.
a.
.:
4
Taxi
0
Intermediate
Leafue
4lgh
School
Merchants
Tuxts
.
W.
3
2
2
Ladies'
League
W.
.masons
4
Oa
retina
Is
2
Comets
0
Junior
League
W.
Lsvgue
of
NatuMis
2
Japanese
Students
2
Rovers,,
..
"
....,...rl
Hoy
ScotfU
'
r
BILLIARD
L.
rta
L.
2
2
2
PU
4
SCHEDULE
Feb.
11
Hawks
vs.
Empress.
Feb.
15-Ltof
N
vs.
HajWa
Feb.
ld-Eflipre8
vs.
JelaSSjJT.
Feb;
3JHawks
vs.
L.
otW.
Feb.
26-
Jewelers
vs.
BmRreaa.
Mar.
1
Bmpreas
vs.
L.
of
N.
Mar.
4-Hawks
vs.
Jewelers.
Mar.
8
L.
of
N.
vs.
Hawks.
Mar.
11
Jewelers
vs.
L.
of
N.
Mar.
16
Empeas
vs.
Jewelers.
Mar.
18-L.
of
N.
w.
Hawks.
Mar.
22
Jewelers
vs.
Empress.
Mar.
25
Empress
v.
L-
of
N.
Mar.
20
Hawks
vs.
Empress.
Prince
Rupert
Tennis
Club
will
hold
for
the
purpose
of
raisin;
funds
to'
a
new
club
house
at
the
Ac
ropolis
Hill
courts
took
place
last
night
when
a
delightful
bridge
party,
organized
by
Mrs.
F.
E.
Robertson,
was
held
at
the
home
of
Dr.
and
Mrs.
W.
T.
Kergin,
Fourth
Avenue
Weat.
There
were
thirteen
tables
of
cards
and
the
prize-win-
4
ners
were
Miss
Lorna
MaeLarenj
0
and
P.
A.
Mclntyre.
;
Mrs.
S.
P.
McMordle
received
the
!
guests
and
Mrs.
Robertson
was
as
Pts
;
ttsted
In
connection
with
the
event
6
by
Miss
Laura
Frtzzell.
(
4
Following
cards,
delicious
re-4
fmhmenta
were
served.
Mrs.
William
Cruickshank
sang
acceptable
!
solos,
accompanied
by
Miss
Blanche
p
OUrtin
8:
Whist
Schedule
February
11
I.O.O
F.
vs.
Legion.
Seal
Cove
vs
Sons
of
Norway
Totam
Park
vs.
Music
e'tetM.
Fhh
Packers
vs.
Moose.
Empress
vs.
Orotto.
February
IS
Orotto
vs.
Fish
Packers.
Moose
vs.
I.O.O.F.
Legion
vs
Musketeers
Sons
of
Norway
vs.
Empress.
Totem
Park
vs.
Seal
Cove.
February
2J'
Seal
Covf
vs.
Orottd.
Moose
vs.
Lejlon.
Musketeers
Vs.
I.0.O.F.
Empreas
vs.
Fish
Packers.
Totem
Park
vj.
Sons
of
Norway
March
3
Orotto
vs.
I.O.O.F.
Moose
vs.
Totem
Park.
Muskceters
vs.
Empress.
Legion
vs.
Seal
Cove.
Sons
of
Norway
vs.
-Fish
Pack
ers.
undar
tertaln
rtaln
canoltlen.
canoltlen.
tee
tee
NOTt
NOTt
brl
1st
PRIZE
DasiM
DasiM
th
th
a
bY
bar
r5,W0.0)
ttS.tM.0S)
will
win
be
be
awsri
twaraeS
2nd
PRIZE
DeuM
DuM
th
th
a
a
be
be
re
re
(U,SS,N)
(U.S0I.N)
will
will
b
be
award
(warded
under
certain
sendltlam.
snaUtlam.
See
Set
NOTE
NOTE
btlse,
bU.
under
certain
sendltUn.
Se
NOTE
!.
3rd
PRIZE
.
DeuM
DeuM
th
th
aa
aee
(I1.1M.M)
(II.M4.K)
wiU
wiU
b
ba
awarded
awardew
u
4th
PRIZE
.
BASKETBALL
February
12
32
Taxi
vs.
C.
N.
R.
Tuxls
vs.
Merchants.
Comets
vs.
Amazons.
Japanese
vs.
Scouts.
February
16
Panthers
vs.
33
Taxi
High
School
vs.
Merchants.
Cardinals
m.
Oomeis.
Rovers
vs.
8c
outs.
February
19
Panthers
vs
0.
N.
R.
Tuxls
vs.
High
School.
Amazons
v
CiirdlnftrS.
Japanese
vs.
League
of
Nations
February
23
32
Taxi
vs.
C.
N.
R.
Tuxls
vs.
Merchant..
.
Comets
vs.
Amazons
Rovers
vs.
Japatvste.
February
26
Panthers
vs.
32
Taxi.
High
School
vs.
Merchants.
Cardinals
vs.
Comets.
League
of
Nations
vs
Scouts.
March
1
Panthers
vs.
C.
N.
R.
Tuxts
vs.
High
School.
Amazons
vs
Cardinals
Rovers
vs
League
of
Nations
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March
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Scouts
March
11
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of
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March
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vs.
C
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N
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Tuxls
v.
Merchant
Comets
vs.
Amtuson
Hovers
vs.
Japunr-
March
18
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vs.
32
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High
School
vs
M
Cardinals
vs
Conu"
League
of
Na
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February
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Musketeers
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