pads
rotm
ttafjftiAa
WON
OUT
Junior
Milliard
League
Fixtffre
61
Monday
of
Last
Week
t
inalry
-
i
Finished
Last
Night
'
The
Junior
Billiard
League
fixture
from
Afohclay''
night
of
last
week
vftf
finally
completed
last
night
when
Roy
Fung
i
League
of
Nations
.won
,
the
fifth
and
last
game
from
A.
Zadaroskl
(Empress)
by
a
Wore
6f
200
to
171.
Empress
won
the
ffxtore
tfitft
an
aggregate
score
of
942
to
ill
The
fourth
game,
in
the
fixture
from
list
TrreftrJty
night
was
played
when
Wlfham
Stuart
Jewelers
i
defeated
Roy
VVfclts
t
Hawks
230
to
183.
WHh
&n!jr
one
gme
between
Wilftam
Murray
.
IHawksi
and
Johnny
Saunders
'Jewelers
i
still
outeiamifn
the
aggregate
score
to
date
is
74
to
747
in
favor
of
Hawks
No
games
were
played
in
the
fixture
scheduled
for
last
qight.
This
arid
the
fhttirre
set
for
Thursday
night
of
this
week
bring
theeason
to
a
cfose.
The
league
standing
ior
the
second
hftlf
of
the"
season
to.
date
Is
as
follows:
a.
Tti.
Empress
jl
l'6l51
Jewelers
ii
9259
Leage
of
Nations
If.
9769
Hawks
if
9545
,
Av
Sill
89(5!
488
1
868!
Old
Country
Soccer
EASTLR
MONDAY
GAMES
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
First
Division
Aston
Villa
2,
Sunderland
0.
Blackburn
Rovers
1,
Sheffield
United
2.
Hetty
County
1.
Arsenal
1.
Liverpool
0.
Huddersfleld
town
3.
Manchester
City
2,
Birmingham
1.
.
Middlesbrough
4,
Qrlmsby
T6wn
0.
Portsmouth
2,
Blackpool
1
Snefffeld
Wednesday
6,
West
Ham
United
1.
West
Bromwich
Albion
i,
Everton
1.
Second
Division
Barhsley
3.
Portvale
0.
Bradford
City
4,
Leeds
United
1.
Brtotol
City
1.
Burnley
6.
Charltori
Athletics
1
Manchester
United
0.
Chesterfield
3,
Preston
Northend
1.
Notts
County
0,
Bury
1.
Plymouth
Argyle
5.
Oldham
Athletics
0.
Southampton
4,
Nottingham
FoN
ect
0.
Stoke
City
2,
Tottenham
Hotspurs
2.
Swansea
Town
4
Millwal.
0.
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
8,
Bradford
'
'
f
"
.
,
'
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
first
Division
Third
Lanark
4,
fafifers
1
Partkk
Thistle
2,
Queens
Park
1.
Celtic
1,
St.
Mlrren
0.
Ray
Commons,
accountant
In
the
local
branch
6f
the
Royal
Bank
of
Canada,
returned
to
the
city
on
this
morning's
train
from
a
week-end
visit
to
Smithers.
1
Pkyed
In
Bermuda
Championship
Joe
Clark
and
Phil
Farley.
Tor
.nto
golfers,
snapped
at
Bermuda,
where
they
participated
in
'he
B
elmon
Manor
championships.
Fairley
made
a
very
good
showing,
bu'
was
eliminated.
Many
Canadians
were
present
as
placers
or
spectators.
SPORT
.
NOTES
.
The
possibility
of
Ottawa
again
being
presented
In
the
National
Hockey
League,
is
to
the
fore
once
more.
In
the
event
the
team
cannot
be
brought
back
to
the
Capital,
individual
players
will
not
be
sold
to
other
cities
In
the
N.H.L.
circuit.
font
sale
6f
the,
squad
intact
is
stm
considered.
A
memorandum
outlining
the
situation
has
been
submitted
to
the
N.H.L
directorate.
and,
according
to
T.
F.
Ahearn,
M.
P..
a
director
of
the
Ottawa
Club,
three
"it's"
will
govern
the
final
declston
They
are:
"If
the
N.II.l.
would
allow
the
Ottawa
Club
!5
NEW
MARK
FOR
RUN
Men
Eastman
of
Stanford
University
Chops
Even
Second
Off
Time
For
410
ards
P"ALO
ALTO;
Cl.,
March"
29:
Pen
Katman
of
Stanford
Univer
sity
set
up
a
new
world's
record
for
tfie
quarter-mile
ran
here
on
Saturday
afternoon
when
he
covered
the
distance
In
45
4-10
seconds.
This
was
an
tven
second
bettor
than
the
previous
record
which
was
set
In
1916
by
Ted
Meredith
of
Pennsylvania
University.
Eastman
set
the
record
during
a
track
meet
between
Stanford
University
and
the
Los
Angeles
Athletic
Club.
B.12YlAllOIil
lhU
ttdverilKement
b
uui
puollstiitl
or
Ulspiayeu
by
Ll()inn
Control
Board
or
try
the
Government
ot
British
Columbia.
per
eent.
of
away-from
home
grosa
gates
and
not
collect
anything
from
Ottawa's
home-
gates,
the
Senators
would
be
brought
back
to
the
Capitol."
"If
the
Ottawa
Industrial
and
Publicity
Commission
and
leading
Ottawa
buffneasmen
Join
In
guaranteeing
jza.ooo
to
cover
a
probable
loss
oh
one
season's
operations
of
the
team
here,
and
"If
a
sale
of
sea
son
tickets
Is
opened
oh
May
i5
with
payments
extended
to
October
1.
and
a
minimum
of
3,500
seats
sold,
the
Senators
will
return
to
home
Ice."
One
More
Game
In
Billiards
is
oskl
(Bmpressh
Now
Played!
Oeorge
Howe
Empress
defeated
Frank
Aldrldge
(League
of
Nations)
by
a
acore
of
200
to
110
over
the
week-end
in
the
fourth
game
from
the
Junior
Billiard
League
fixture
from
Monday
night
Junior
League
a.
N.
Chenoski
E
14
J.
Saunders
(J)
n
J.
May
(Hi
15
W.
Stuart
J)
15
O.
Howe
Ei
14
R.
Fong
LN
U
P.
Tohnsoi.
E)
14
A.
.rHuorkl
iEt
....
U
P.
Vacche:
LN
14
P.
Chenoskl
iEt
1$
W,
Punt;ell
ij)
,
J
L;
Raabe
E)
v.
ii
n.
wir-k
irti
I
of
last
week,i15-13
giving
tne
Empress
an
aggregate
lead
Of
771
to
617
in
the
fniir
nut
nt
THE
DAILY
NKWB
.
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'i
...u
.
r
nn'i
n
i
ii
1
1
1
in
ii
IBA0MINTON
i
AT
PREMIER
Prince
Rupert
Won
Tournament
Teh
Events
to
Five
Return
Matchet
Heie
The
Prince
Rupert
badminton
Warn
returned
early
Monday
hiernlng
from
a
visit
to
Premier,
having
played
a
series
of
garner
with
the
Premier
team.
Prince
Ru-4ert
Winning
10
to
5
events.
All
the
the
members"
of
the
local
team
are
vR&usftitiC
in
their
appreciation
of
the
splendid
time
they
had
a.-2oe
s
of
the
mine
tjwn.
Every
minute
of
the
trip
was
planned
give
the
Prince
ituperi
pi
wrs
good
time,
which
they
had
from
the
moment
they
stepped
off
sleighs
(to
the
lady
members
of
the
party
this
constituted
a
very
good
tini
in
itself
until
they
were
back
on;
them
for
the
long
trek
down
the
mountain
side.
Althougn
Prince
Rupert
won
ter
of
the
ilfteen
matches
pliyed.
rl".-play
In
every
match
was
close.
I
most
of
the
games
being
decided!
by
the
odd
point,
the
point
th
!
Prince
Rupert
team
was
fortunate
in
petting.
The
final
analysis
of
the
play
showed
that
Prince
Hit
pert
was
ahead
by
a
score
of
4A'
to
427.
The
Premier
team
expects
to
&?
in
Prince
Rupert
April
14
for
the
return
engagement,
at
which
dat
the
local
Badminton
Association
will
endeavor
to
reciprocate
in
the
great
time
they
had
In
the
mine
town.
While
In
Premier
the
teams
received
a
telegram
from
Frank
Ru
sell,
who
notf
resides
in
Calgar.-wishing
them
success.
Frank
wer.
a
star
member
of
the
1931
team
Prince
Rupert
sent
north.
The
reeultoof
each
match
follow,
the
Premier
players
being
named
first
in
each
ease:
Men's
Sincles
N..P.
Langford
vs
R.
Allen.
17-16.
5-15.
14-17.
J.
B.
Watson
vs.
R.
Allen,
3
IS.
8-
15.
-i
N.
P.
Langford
vs.
W.
Tobey.
-15,
15-4,
16-18.
J.
B.
Watson
vs.
W.
Tobey,
5-lij.
9-
15.
.Men's
Doubles
Robinson
and
Bmbietoo
vs.
Nor
rington
and
Bryant.
16-11,8-15.
13
5.
McPherson
and
Chapman
vs.
Norrlngton
and
Bryant,
18-15.
J-15,
12-15.
McPherson
and
Chapman
vs
Horton
and
Davis,
15-2,
M-2.
Robinson
and
Bmbleton
?.
Horton
and
Davis.
5-15,
16
7.
16-8.
Ladies'
Doubles
Mrs.
Smith
and
Mrs.
Alton
vs.
Miss
Pillsbury
and
Mlas
Thompson,
5-15,
8-15.
Mrs.
Manning
and
Mrs.
Dryedale
vs.
Misb
Cross
andj
Miss
Moffatr.
five
games
so
far
nlaved.
Th
nn!
"
McPherson
and
Mr.
Drytdale
vs
remaining
to
be
played
Is
Roy
Fong
'
Norrin8ton
and
Ml"
Thompson,
9
League
or
Nations!
vs.
A.
Zadar-
Neither
of
the
games
of
R.
Wicks
T.
2694
2109
2842
2841
2646
2645
25C1
2503
3568
iM
235
HC7
W.
Huteon
tin
14
20C8
W.
Murray
(H)
10
1773
E.
Batt
LN)
H
2454
F.
Aldrldrc
IU)
14
245(1
B.
Wentlle
(LN)
11
1004
I
A.
Murray
fLN)
2
335
A.
Stfachan
(LN)
...15
2504
J.
Bulger
(J)
.15
2410
C.
Perry
(II)
14
2238
W.
H.
Hayhurst
(H)
.4
C04
Av.
192
m
189
189
15.
9-15
'Mixed
Doubles
Coggan
and
Mrs.
Smith
vs.
Davis
and
Miss
Moffatt,
8-16,
7-15.
mnk.l
T
1
1
..-
Itrilll
.
x
I
a"u
'
WMBIU
v.
M.TrJf
JeW
Fquhar
Mta
PUlabury,
18-17.
e
eiers)
er.)
or
or
WHlliw
William
Murray
vs.
Johnny
ij.15
J5jq
Saunders.
Dostponed
from
last
I
i
'
j
...
Thursday
night,
were
played.
Billiard
Averages
ilen
and
Mrs.
Dlance,
18-15.
15-12.
Robinson
and
Mra.
Manning
vs
'Tobey
and
Miss
Cross.
15-18,
1B-3
5-15.
Prince
George
Won
Hoop
Game
189
,t
I
1B9,'
.
jifa
Upfealetl
Qursnel
26
to
S3
In
First
;i03
XMatlli
For
Northern
lllh
)83
School
ChamplenMilp
t
8?'
ij
82'
II
T"
,
81
phlNCtf
GEORGE.
Maf
'
n
j.......
.
.
.
ia
muse
ueorc
urr.n
acnooi
ua-.Kci-173
'-Kill
team
defeited
Qiiesnel
2(1
to
177
22
in
the
first
game
of
a
rerles
for
170
Mie'
hbrtliern
hWh
school
hoop
175
champlonslUp
Prince
Oeorge
led
169
14
to
4
at
the
end
of
the
first
half.
16S1
tjuejnel
stafelng
a
strbhg
comeback
107
In
the
second
period.
161
Elscy.
Kelly
and
Durrell
starred
160
for
(jUesne!
and
Smith
and
Oun-151
denon
for
Princs
Oeorge.
f
I
umsEtsmiunnrnn
Honored
H
News
of
The
Sport
Wor
u
s
i
A
new
iu
ii.
heen
named
In
honor
oi
me
Oly:ap:ad
and
is
!rg
introdfl-.t-d
at
the
California
yhqw
by
lovely
Eleanor
Holm,
swimming
champion.
CRIBBAGE
Ornito
Defeated
Car
Shops
Ry
Score
of
17
to
10
last
Night
The
challenge
crib
game
ot
C
N.
R.
Car
Shop
which
was
accepted
by
the
Orotto,
resulted
In
a
victory
of
17-10
in
favor
of
the
Orotto
team
last
night.
The
fame
was
played
at
the
0.
N.
R.
Recreation
Association
rooms.
The
Orotto
was
nevar
In
difficulty
during
the
whole
erenlng's
play.
They
showed
their
usual
skill
as
champions.
Although
the
C.
N.
R.
Shops
pat
up
a
good
fight
they
could
not
ward
off
the
ability
of
the
veteran
players.
As
champions
the
Orotto
team
is
still
willing
to
accept
any
challenge
from
any
team
or
teams
to
olay
for
the
championship
of
Nor
them
B.C.
Any
team
wishing
to
tackle
theee
warriors
should
get
In
touch
with
Alex
McRae.
"Skipper"
of
the
Orotto
team.
District
News
STEWART
Robert
Law.
well
known
and
popular
character
of
this
district,
is
believed
to
have
perished
recently
on
the
trail
between
Bowser
Lake
and
Stewart.
Indian
trappers
have
have
arrived
here
after
finding
a
note
In
Mr.
Law's
cabin
stating
that
he
had
run
out
of
meat
and
was
leaving
for
Stewart
to
receive
treatment
for
frottn
feet.
The
note
was
dated
Febraary
10.
E.
8.
Keeling,
pensions
advocate,
left
here
last
Thursday
on
his
return
to
Vancouver
after
a
three
day
visit
to
Stewart
hi
the
course
of
which
he
interviewed
22
local
returned
men
on
questions
pertaining
to
their
pensions.
AFTER
EVERY
MEAL
tACH
BITE
A
DlllCHT
AND
StkTOPAlL
THt
COST
IS
SMitL
ij
WRIGLEYS
I
NEWS
OF
THE
ill
ni
1
nunuL'iia
rn-vir
ir
1
n
1
1
i-v
m
AnA
.
MINKS
AROUND
PRINCE
RLTPF.ut
a.
Campaign
is
Launched
For
Development
of
1
Group
on
Hudson
Ray
Mountain
II
("R
Fim
Gold
Mining
was
on
Queen
Charlotte
L.
S.
MoGill.
Smithprs
harriofof
to
i
,
.
....vw,
is,
laumiuno-
uaitrn
which
is
desitrned
to
rnisp
finnn
,
r
r
o
l.
.
-
miivv
-
.
4
vi
i
i
i
tit
no
.
rini..
k
ment
of
the
Jessie
ltoud
on
Hiulson
Bav
v,
r
which
he
is
Drincinal
owner,
to
a
nrnritult
i
.11
vviui
univivn
witu,
it
iyjji
yu
lltVUlHSiirV
TO
I'aivi.
uU
Iv
nhnut
5100
(100
All
tliie
nf
r.mH,
.
.
,
lllllmt(
'J
"
T-l
W.
VUUliJC,
Will
UUl
tlC
UflI
iu
Stan
upcrauuus.
air.
mcuui
De-.
Ueves
that
local
capital
should
be
the
first
to
display
confidence
in
a
practical
manner
as
n
encouragement
for
ouUWers
to
assist
in
financing.
He
is
positive
that
every
v
J.
dollar
spent
on
the
Jessie
group
will
In
the
hp
In
nnv
rin
nf
tHd
inrrnnnillnii
-itMA
j
.
iv
Lri
3ralop.lf!t.
He
asser-,
,
nmii
...
.
l"
mutant
mih
n
ity
to
Mitchell
'
m
tin,,
iforthwest
coast
of
m,;.,
..Kv
,.z
''
r
,.u
,
-
l
-
........iK
,i
kfuKJ-Qn-,
properties
which
have
similar
mln-1
vein
which
had
been
reMrtu
erallzation
and
geological
condl-
j
Indians
m
1851
h
ilc
witL
tlons.
The
Jessie
group
contains
'
than
$1000
of
ore
from
th
Tfj!II
excellent
values
in
gold,
silver,
lead
his
attempt
to
tk.-
it
awaylH
and
zinc
but.
owlna
to
the
unnrof-
frustrated
bv
th
in,i.
J.y
iUbi
level
of
pricM
for
silver,
lead
ftJrt
ts
he
rouM
r0nt
tiZ
and
zinc.
It
is
Mr.
McOIII's
plan
to
party
returning
to
Vu-toria
mw.
market
only
the
gold.
.
K-sirient
mtnlM
uwpue
me
oeuei
mil
goia
was
enaineer
ror
the
northeastern
mkC
first
rrrfned
m
British
Colombia
by
era!
survey
district
conduct!
u
IWlwInv
Vr
I
!
a
tmm
ka
ft
n.
.
;
-
"
mi
swiu
uku
uii
liiuiwiay
rriaay
jivJ
84,
was
mined
from
a
lode
deposit
s4x
turday
of
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