FA02
POTTS
SPORT
CHAT
uunu
us
a
uuuar.
Colonel
Winn
had
started
plans
for
staging
a
big
match
race
for
Phar
Lap
and
some
of
the
best
stake
runners
in
June
at
Washington
Park,
for
a
purse
of
$25,000
or
$50,000,
depending
upon
the
thoroughbred
chosen
to
oppose
the
big
red
horse.
It
might
have
been
the
winner
of
the
Kentucky
Derby
on
May
7
or
the
winner
of
the
$50,000
1
i
A
11
a
u
PURE
lot
Teams
Australia's
lightning
bolt,
Phar
Lap,
biased
a
rainbow
over
the
United
States
turf
world
before
be
died
so
tragically.
Just
when
everything,
looked
dark
for
almost
every
racetrack
after
a
losing
winter
season,
south
and
west,
the
wonder
horse
from
"down
under"
arrived
to
give
the
sport
of
kings
a
new
thrill.
Then
he
died
as
dramatically
as
he
arrived.
"I
cannot-Uiink
of
any
better
pod-
SCOTCH
SOLD
THE
WORLD
OVER
preparations
For
Active
Soccer
Season
Here
Are
Now
Under
Way;
Legion
and
Regiment
in
Field
Preparations
for
tjie
1932
Senior
Football
League
season
got
definitely
under
yay
last
evening
when
an
enthusiastic
general
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Football
Association
was
held
in
the
City
Hall.
Canadian
Legion
and
Regiment
definitely
announced
intentions
of
entering
teams.
There
is
a
possibility
that
the
Home
Oil
Co.
will
i
sponsor
a
team
while
it
Is
oxys?
ted
the
Merchants
will
opsra?
agaln.
This
would
make
a
four
team
Senior
League.
The
reeling
was
expressed
at
tl-
meeting
that
use
should
be
made
in
the
Senior
League
of
a
considerable
number
of
young
players
who
wil!
be
available
this
year
To
encourage
these
younger
player
it
was
decided
to
distribute
them
among
the
four
teams
in
the
Sen-1
lor
League.
j
The
meeting
was
adjourned
un-
til
ne::t
Thursday
evening
when
all
entries
are
to
be
in
and
at
which
lime
will
be
decided
w&en
the'
season
will
tie
opened
and
a
schedule
drawn
up.
It
is
expected
that
-Wmuiy
cup
will
again
be
ti
e
sible
break'to
American
racing
tlud
!'
,
the
invasion
of
Phar
Lap,"
said
thoj
lUM
01
OTe
seasons
tropnias
10
De
71-year-old
Colonel
Matt
Winn,
dl-
T1?,yed
'or
reeting
genius
of
Use
Kentucky
1
Derby
for
the
last
38
years.
"The
invasion
of
Phar
Lap
and
bis
victory,
in
the
Agua
Oaliente
Handicap
stirred
the
imagination
of
every
race
fan
and
gave
us
all
renewed
enthusiasm
for
a
bigger
and
better
turf
year.
They
tell
me
he
really
was
a
great
horse.
He
must
have
been
to
stand
that
long
10,000-mile
ride
ecu
iiurKn,
president,
ai
me
i
'Prince
Rupert
Football
Associa-
ion,
presided
over
the
meeing.
1
Engineer
in
City
ion
official
business.
1
J.
Armstrong,
maintenance
engineer
for
the
provincial
department
of
public
works,
arrived
in
the
citv
from
Victoria
on
thp
PrlniA
over
the
Pacific
and
come
out
asiAdelalde
tnls
afternoon.
being
here
Preakness,
the
winner
of
the
American
Derby
or
Twenty
Grand
or
,Mate,
or
all
of
them.
The
best?
thoroughbreds
in
racing
were
to
be
:
chosen
as
Phar
Lap's
opponents.
Colonel
Winn
is
a
specialist
in
producing
(
match
races
and
international
contests
and
knows
the
va-j
lues
of
these
attractions.
Insist
on
"GRANTS
BEST
PROCURABLE"
The
Original
Fur
Sale
at
Ventlora
or
direct
from
"Mail
Order
Dept."
Liquor
Control
Board,
Victoria,
B.C.
RICHEST
IN
FINEST
HIGHLAND
MALT
BEST
PROCURABLE
ta
mxi-al
va
WHISKY
Bottled
nd
rvurantrml
by
Willlm
Crn
&
Sou
Umttfd
Glrn&ldich
nt
BalveniiCli-nlivrt
Dintillwn,
Dull-town
&
CUngow,
Srottind.
I
his
advert
iscnient
i-
tun
inhibited
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Giitrol
Board
or
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
I'tihk
advrtinwnt
is
not
published
or
.displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
bv
tl
Itoverunieni
of
British
Columbia
THE
.DAILY
NTCWR
'
Held
Seven
National
(Championships
Reginald
"Snowy"
Baker,
sports
.ire.
mi.
i.ivma
country
Club,
Los
Angeles,
formerly
of
Austra
j.
and
Australia
attache
foi
the
Olympic
games.
Back
about
J904
he
wa.
credited
as
being
the
holder
of
seven
na.ional
championships.
Basebafl
Scores
CARDINALS
Pacific
Coast
League
Oakland
0,
Seattle
b.
Los
Angeles
1,
Hollywood
10.
Sacramento
4,
PorttanH
3.
San
Francisco
4,
Missions
2.
Baseball
Standings
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
American
League
W.
Washington
X
New
York
1
Chicago
2
;
Cleveland
1
iDetrolt
l
iSt.
Louis
1
Philadelphia
0
Boston
0
I
L.
P
0
1
1
1
2
1
2
National
League
W.
L.
Philadelphia
1
Boston
l
St.
Louis
2
Cincinnati
2
Chicago
1
Pittsburg
1
Brooklyn
'
0
New
York
0
Pet.
1.060
1.000
.667
00
.56
.000
.000
Pet.
1.000
1.000
.087
.667
.333
.333
.000
.086
&N.R.
TRAINS
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
PrU
days
3
pju.
From
the
East
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
ano
Saturdays
10.-40
am.
!
ARE
BEATEN
Babe
Herman
Hits
Tbree-Baggrj-
and
Helps
lleds
to
Down
'
Cubs
5
to
3
CHICAGO,
April
15:
The
Cincinnati
Rds,
aided
by
a
three-bagger
by
Babe
Herman,
made
five
runs
in
the
flrrt
inning
of
their
game
with
Chicago
Cubs
yesterday
and
woe
Hy
a
score
of
5
to
3.
The
Pittaburg
Pirates
won
a
dose
5
to
4
vicjwry
over
St.
Louis
Car-dlBals,
it
beinc
the
first
taste
of
defeat
so
far
(his
season
fox
the
world
champions.
In
the
American
League,
Chicago
.White
Sox
suffered
their
first
defeat
of
t
ne
season
at
the
hands
of
the
8t.
Louis
Bspwn
by
a
score
of
3
to
0.
De
mit
Tigers
defeated
Cleveland
Indium
3
to
1
to
even
up
the
:
All
othpr
Big
League
games
were
rained
cut.
j
The
scores
summarized:
American
League
Olrea'io
St.
Locals
3.
Detroit
3
CNMferjd.
1.
National
Lea
cue
St.
Lo.iis
4,
1iOburg
5.
Cincinnati
6,
CMeago
3.
ALASKA
WEATHER
Juneau
Illth,
54;
low,
32.
KetchikaaHifh,
56;
low.
40.
1
"
'IIM'I
SMITIIERS
The
Women's
QulW
of
the
local
Unite
4
,
ChUjeh
held
a
very
suc-eassfuV
miWcal
tea
'last
Friday
afternoon.
Mrs.'
C.
L.
Dlmock
presided
and
Rev.
David
Donaldson
spoke
briefly.
Those
contributing
to
the
program
were
Miss
Y.
Ar
thurs
aiw
Mrs.
S.
H.
Hosklns
with
piano
solos.
Mrs.
L.
8.
McQUl
&aC
Mrs.
A.
E.
Campbell
with
recltu-t
it
ns
aid
vocal
solos
by
Mrs.
Alex
'Gray
and
Mts.
L.
B.
Warner.
I
Following
$
.brief
-lodge
meetirtj;
imm
:lbtply
previous,
the
local
Elks
Lodge
held
a
delightful
bridge
and
whlsi
runty
on
Monday
night.
PrUe-winners
were:
whist,
Mrs
Fmmcrron
and
D.
Jones:
bride
jwr.
oi-epnens,
Mrs.
juage,
H.
V.
Noei
and
Mrs.
R.
C.
Bamford.
Sue
.'ess
is
something
that
grows
out
from
within
us.
f
Ann
n
T
11
I
h
h
m
m
bl.
oa
r
j
m
.
t
T3
rn
m
aaav
Bjn
n
v
a
m
ift
irmi
hi
bm
i
n
n
rv
IJ.J,
ilGUlUl
1
UUIUU11
lAiOH
niAR
LAr
TO
BE
MOUNTED
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Aprij
15:
A
San
FranoWco
man
has
4-
been
given
the
job
-of
lhbunt-
ing
the
hide
of
Phar
Lap,
Aus-
Not
a
Limerick
Please
.nolbai'
a
i
,
ladles
ladies
M
Ml
mtereshner
offee
right
away."
The
verse
fol'
'.'JWs:
Uband
wlwse
wife
was
of
dlgn!
fied
nUen
najfiit
h-:
Vtmae
w
soqUed
I"
the
breadlh
of
h-r
beam
tVecterl
ih?
Alport
all
zteal
chops
ajad
cttam
J
subsist
an
a
did
of
coffee
Su-
pw.
Hece's
a
retse
that
Is
a
linerick:
s
a
coffee
Supreme
to
superior,
t
gratefully
linos
one's
Interior.
And
guarantees
muscle
And
finger
and
hustle.
And
bans
every
complex
Inferior.
A
Revel
n
m
b
J
!
Qurr.M
m
jieturn
oauinuiiuu;
iw.
m
itT11
n
xrz-
,
M
eveiacion
iourney
Will
De
'
Played
Tuesday
the
return
badulntqn
totima-
4-
tralian
wonder
horse,
who,
died
tafjit
cJ(eflQ,.Premir.,
and
txlacB
from
poteoning
at
Memo
Park
f
R
iert
player-:,
folbww-j.
a
visit
re-
ajter
winning
the
AjEua-Oa-
i
.ently
pa'd
by
hc
locals
to
Pre
jlente
Handleaiu
The
job;
will
j
liier.
wiFI
take
p1:tce
here
on
Tucs-;
take
five.
matvUis
to
complete
:
ay
werkig.
of
next
week.
Th
Pre-
j
after
which
it
will
1je
ahijjped
'ier
'tewm
-vtH
antre
in
the
rttv
ot
to
Australia.
'
be
Oats
la
Taesdar
mornlns
and
wAllreJlu-n
hoBieiext
afternoon
on
i
the
Prince
George.
,
1
Premier
is
sending
down
a
tean.
I
of
four
men
".nd
two
ladies
"Tab
wen
are
Lsngforc.
EnibleU:
Watsan
and
Ir
Roblnon
;uid
t
1
Mrs.
Manning
and
14:
0
,
The
Prince
Rupert
team
hss
be-
.
eltM
as
follows:
n0
One
person
who.
,k
it
seems,
has
M
...
eww
,
bjee
a
cenvert
to
the
Supreme
i-L
tnfrA
Via
hit
anili
In
n
mru
uliUh
l,T'
:r
not
a
limerick
but
intapesttng.
TnTtf
njLuimrjwjncn
a
m
tar
a,i
ioiMup
nvi
DftwbUe
Dirton
an-i
;
Allan
and
Tohnv
gequect:
f
nntihiaii
romii..,.
pound
of
Mitchell
aod
Um
FraiKjea
Cross
Some
people
boast
about
where
and
when
they
were
born,
but
not
why.
Mixed
IouhU
Norrington
anc
Mn.
Paxlow;
Bartlatt
and
Mis
Daxton.
Smithers
Ball
Team
Is
All
S?f
SMITHERS.
April
1
The
Snappy
Nine
hinlor
baseball
team
of
StnHhers,
which
made
such
a
good
showing
last
season,
has
been
reorganised
for
the
coming
season's
play
and
is
now
all
ready
to
go.
Officers
have
been
elected
as
follows:
President.
Ward
Carey.
Secretary.
Oerald
Stephens.
Treasurer.
Bob
Dunlop.
Coach.
Smith
Arnold.
Mi."6
S.ll
'11
high
one
u:
1
mixcQ
doublcv
wiek
hard
co'ir-in
London
You
can't
slop
(-thinking
but
yot
ran
To
Pipe
Smokers!
When
you
smoke
Ogden's
cut
plug,
prepare
for
a
revelation
of
the
cool,
rich
fragrance
which
cyn
come
from
a
pipe.
m
CUT
PLUG
mm
"roll
your
men,"
uit
Ot
Jen's
fine
out
atantlr
toba
.
This
.id
Contro
BEE
500
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of
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equUnlrnt
to
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it'a
the
most
opulur
hrrr
In
HritUli
O.luinlila.
U-actual
goolnrtts
U
mcutuml
in
tlu-
rUrnt
f
Its
fKxl
value,
and
ran
he
favomhly
-iiiureI
lth
milk
nnl
l.reml
in
vital
OmmI
rimlrnt-
3.Graminrs
of
Milk
,
lOSGrniiini'
(
of
Hrnnl
Your
physician
hIII
verify
the
validity
'
this
comparative
tulrinrnt.
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BREWERIES
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lirrwm
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luitllrrt
of
Dutch
Clrl,
Caralr,
U.II.C.IUiliemlaiillrrra
nnl
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(untr)r
Ale
unit
Oram
Stout.
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I
Ooard
Board'oe
i
po
Pu"Uhed
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
or
by
th
Govtrnmtnt
of
British
Columbia.
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