PACE"
FOTJH
thtj-dahy
r;fors
SaturitT-
v-i
Simpson
Wins
British
Columbia
ORGANIZE
Visitors
OutclassedLocals
in
SOFTBALL
Summer
Sports
Being
Revived
By
K.
Nakamoto,
W.
Cross
Moxley.
Union
steamer
Cardena,
Capt
Andrew
Johnstone,
arrived
1
port
at
midnight
last
night
from
the
south
and
tailed
at
2
am.
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
way-polnU.
The
vowel
was
delayed
in
corrrtirg
op
the
coast
by
having
to
make
calls
at
Rivers
InIK
canneries.
Capt.
Johnstone,
the
skipper
ol
the
Cardena,
who
has
been
appointed
to
the
pilotage,
expects
to
make
about
one
more
voyage
before
retiring
from
the
service
of
the
Union
Steamship
Co.
to
take
up
hit
new
duties.
It
is
not
yet
known
who
will
be
his
successor
in
command
of
the
Cardena.
Established
1819
LAMB'S
RUM
AGI
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AND
SIATI
UED
AT
THE
LONDON
DOCKS
"Lamb's
Fine
Old
Navy"
PROOF
OVEltPKOOF
Old
and
Good!
Ask
(he
British
Navy!
On
salo
at
Liquor
Vendor.!
or
direct
from
Government
Liquor
Control
Mall
Order
Department,
Victoria,
B.C.
This
alv?riitmiu
i
mil
jruti
lished
Mr
tllsvliire.i
ly
tin
LI(Uiti
Contrnf
(o;.r)
or
l.
the
Covriim'iit
wi
HritUU
British
Columbia
Second
Half
to
Win
by
24
to
20;
High
School
Wins
League
Crown
Iligh
School
Boys
i
arrivaTof
arid'
Prt
Simpson
Y.
P.
E.
A.
retain
the
Northern
B.
Cbas-fine
with)
the
s
ring
weatheramany
Summer
sports
ketball
championship
by
defeating
Rupert
All
Stars
last
are
being
revived
at
the
High
night
in
a
fast
and
strenuous
game
24-20.
High
School
won
school.
The
principal
sport,
soft-
the
championship
of
the
Intermediate
League
by
out-baii,
i
at
present
being
organized,
classing
the
Merchants
in
a
furious
game,
35-21.
hTSuTS'SSLSSi
-Rupert-supporters
turneciout
"en
masse"
to
see
their
meeting
President
Carl
Smith
oc-
UKlKa"
dUU
cupfed
the"
chair.
Simpson"
had
its
band-
of
root-
The
first
matter
of
business
to
b,e
era
to
cheer
the
visitors
on
to
vic-dealt
with
was
to
fill
the
vacancy
tory.
in
the
executive
caused
by
the
re-
t,linArf
r,iavrfl
,.
aiT
t
to
en
slonntlnn
nf
TVrf
fimlth
As
!i
rusnlt.
W
nt
of
the
election.
Bill
Vance
was
retrieve
the1
prestige
that
chosen
to
fill
the
position.
The
exe-
they
lost
last
week;
in
Simpson
cutlve
now
consists
of
President
Right
from
the
whistle
they
started
Cart
Smith.
Dido
Stinech,
Bill
To-
to
press
hard,
eager
to
obtain
the
f
bey,
BUI
Vance
and
H.
Oilllland.
coveted
lead.
However,
Y.
P.
E.
A.j
The
next
matter
of
business
was
was
not
going
to
give
the
game
j
to
eleet
captains
for
three
teams
away
on
a
silver
platter
but
played
caused
by
the
resignation
of
former
a
stolid
defence
game
that
gave
the
captains
Dido
Stinech,
BUI
Vance1
and
Ted
Smith.
The
election
of
captains
resulted
in
the
following
being
chosen
to
fill
the"
vacancies:
Rupert
boys
very
tittle
chance
to
break
through.
One
could
see
instantly
that
the
neighboring
boys
were
playing
a
stalling
game1
which
and
B.
the
Rupert
players
could
not
pene-ttrate.
The
visitors
seemed
to
be
The
five
teams
comprising
the
holding
back;
something
while
the
High
School
Softball
'
League
are
f
focal
boys
gave
their
best
to
get
now
captained
by
Carl
Smith,
Bill
points
but
at
the
end
of
the
first
Tobey.
K.
Nakamoto,
W.
Cross
and
'half
they
conld
only
manage
to
get
B.
Moxley.
It
was
decided
to
start
the
High
School
Softball
League
soon
after
the
Easter
holidays.
Hawks
Still
Leading
In
Billiard:
In
the
fourth
game,
of
Thursday
night's
Junior
Billiard
League
fixi
ture
between
Hawks
and
Empress,
A.
Zadaroskl
(Empress)
last
night
defeated
Chris
Perry
(Hawks)
by
a
score
of
200
to
175.
The
aggregate
score
for
the
four
games
stands
at
766
to
712
in
favor
of
Hawks.
The
games
of
William
Murray
(Hawks)
vs.
Nick
Chenoski
(Empress)
still
outstanding
from
this
tournament
and
that
of
Roy
Fong
(League
of
Nations)
vs.
Alex
Stra-chan
(Jewelers)
from
last
Monday
will
be
played
this
week-end.
Hockey
Standings
International
Division
W.
D.
L.
P.
Canaditn
23
7
16
33
Toronto
21
7
17
49
Maroonj
19
7
21
45
American
16
8
22
40
American
Division
Ranfs
22
8
17
W
Chicago
-...17
11
17
45
Detroit
17
10
19
44
Boston
14
12
20
40
a
slight
lead
of
seren
points,
15-8
The
second
half
started
with
a
different
story.
Now
the
Simpson
boys
were
going
after
points.
And,
with
stellar
passing,
they
worked
the
ball
confidently
up
the
floor
to
score
on
Rupert.
The
All
Stars
nlaved
hard
but
could
not
seem
toidav
2.
faded
away
when
Port
Simpson
got
0.
a
four-point
lead
wnicn
they
retained
until
the
whistle
blew
to
de
clare
them
again
champions
of
Northern
B.C.
Well
Port
Simpson
deserves
tli?
title
for
they
have
a
team
who
work
in
perfect
co-ordination,
not
flashy
but
a
team
that
knows
where
It
Is
going
and
gets
there.
The
local
boys
2.
have
not
played
together
and
Prince
Rupert
All
Stars
did
not
de
monstrate
any
of
that
flashy
play
that
is
often
seen
in
the
C.
N.
R.
A.
and
Panthers'
battles.
To
defeat
a
team
like
the
visitors,
who
have
played
together
for
so
long,
there
must
be
a
team
that
knows
each
others'
play
perfectly.
But
that
ean
only
be
done
by
playing
together
all
season
which
would
have
bro
ken
up
the
Senior
League.
How
ever
credit
must
be
given
the
loca)
boys
for
they
fought
every
Inch
of
the
way
and,
If
they
had
been
playing
together
all
season,
there
might
have
been
a
different
story
to
tell.
For
Simpson
team
Wesley
and
Johnson
were
outstanding
whHe
Rupert
was
best
served
by
Cross
and
Mitchell.
Brick
Skinner
per
formed
the
services
of
referee
perfectly.
P.
S.
Y.
P.
C.
A.
Wesley
(10),
Al-
excee
1).
Brentzen
(6),
Johnson
(3).
Knott,
Sankey
(4),
Toft.
P.
R.
All
Stars
Cross
(5).
Mitchell
(11),
Lamble
(2),
Stalker
1.
Irvine
(1),
Menzles,
Morrison,
i
Styles,
Johnson.
Intermediate
Game
One
could
not
wish
for
a
better
i
opener
to
last
night's
games
than
this
furious
contest
between
High
School
and
Merchants.
Right
from
the
whistle
the
boys
started
to
work.
The
play
was
a
little
raaeed
at
times
but
speed
made
up
for
all
that.
The
Merchants
were
playing
their
hardest
and
In
the
first
half
managed
to
outclass
the
Students
by
three
points.
1
If)
the
second
half,
however,
the
tables
were
turned
and
the
High
School
stepped
out
to
win
the
championship
of
the
Intermediate
League.
They
completely
outclassed
the
Merchants
In
shooting
skill
and
floor
strategy.
The
Students
BABE
RUTH
IS
SIGNED
Bambino
Finally
Accepts
$75,000
to
Play
With
New
York
Yankees
This
Year
ST.
PETERSBURG,
Fla
Marth
19:
In
a
local
hotel
Babe
P.
nth,
who
has
been
a
hold-out
so
far,
signed
his
contract
for
one
year
with
the
New
York
Yankees
at
a
salary
of
$15,000.
Kuth
hail
been
holding
out
for
$80,000
while
Col.
Jacob
ICuppert,
owner
of
the
Yankees,
had
offered
$70,000.
Old
Country
Soccer
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
First
Division
Arsenal
1.
Newcastle
United
0.
Birmingham
1,
Sheffield
Wednes-
stop
that
perfect
co-ordination
and
I
Blackburn
Rovers
1.
Liverpool
3.
soon
the
score
was
a
tie
and
it
then
Blackpool
1,
Aston
Villa
3.
changed
from
a
battle
for
points
to
who
was
going
to
win
the
game.
The
Rupert
boys
seemed
to
be
swept
off
their
feet
and
the
forwards
could,
not
get
open
for
a
shot.
Then,
In
the
last
few
minutes
of
the
game,
even
the
glory
of
defeat
ing
the
visitors
In
this
one
contest
Derby
County
1.
Chelsea
0.
Everton
4,
Huddersfield
Town
1.
Manchester
Cits;
1,
Middles-bfough
2.
Portsmouth
2,
Grimsby
Town
0.
Sheffield
United
2,
Leicester
City
2.
Sunderland
3,
Bolton
Wanderers
West
Bromwich
Ham
United
1.
Albion
3,
-West
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
Second
Division
Barnsley
3,
Nottingham
Forest
1.
Bradford
City
0,
Bradford
0.
Bristol
Ctty
4,
Preston
Northend
Bury
0,
Stoke
City
1.
Leeds
United
1,
Manchester
Uni
ted
4.
MlllwaU
1,
Wolverhampton
Wan
derers
2.
0.
Notts
County
1.
Chesterfield
7.
Oldham
Athletic
2,
Southampton
Plymouth
Argyle
4,
Burnley
0.
Port
Vale
0,
Charlton
Athletic
I.
Swansea
Town
1,
Tottenham
Hotspurs
I.
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
First
DivLslon
Aberdeen
5,
Hamilton
Academicals
0.
Ayr
United
5.
Cowdenbeath
0.
Clyde-Queen's
Park,
unpteyed.
Dundee
4,
Airdrieonlans
1.
Falkirk
4,
Dundee
United
0.
Leith
Athletic
0,
Morton
2.
Motherwell
1,
Partlck
Thistle
0.
Rangers
3,
Kilmarnock
0.
Si.
Mlrren
1,
Celtic
2.
Third
Lanark
3,
Hearts
4.
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
Second
Division
Albion
Rovers
4,
Queen
of
South
0.
Arbroath
2.
East
Fife
0,
Armadale
1,
East
Stirling
0.
Edinburgh
City
2,
Alloa
4.
DunfermNne
Athletics
0,
Brechin
City
1.
Hibernians
0,
Dumbarton
1.
King's
Park
5,
Bones
0.
Montrose
3,
Utenhousemulr
2.
Raith
nvefs
0.
Forfar
Athletles
2.
St.
Johnstone
0.
St.
Bernards.
2.
W.
H.
Tobey.
CNJi.
divisional
superintendent,
returned
to
the
city
on
Una
mmiftf,
train
from
one
of
his
periodical
trios
alon
the
line
a
far
at
Jasper
Park
ou
Inspection
dutlea.
proved
to
be
the
superior
team
and
10),
Ungef
(14),
Vance
d,
Tobey,
well
deserved
the
game
that
gave
Hlckey.
them
the
championship.
They
ran
Merchants
P.
Dlnfwell
(0),
E.
away
from
the
Merchants
In
the
Dlngwell
(0),
Comadlna,
Hunt
(8),'
last
few
minutes
and
had
a
very
McNulty
(2),
Pierce
(3),
Bacon.
i
comfortable
lead.
35-21.
j
Refereelng
of
this
game
was
In
,
H.
S.
Walters
(10),
Wlngham
th
capable
hands
of
Bill
Mitchell.!
Hollywood
Girls
Play
Badminton
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9
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kkfl
When
they
hold
badminton
tournament.-
in
Los
Angeles,
it
s
reasonable
to
Imagine
movie
folk
taking
part,
so
perhaps
they
are
not
kidding
us
when
we're
told
June
Clyde
and
Ocnevlevt
Tobtn
are
entered
as
partners
In
the
women's
doubles
BASKETBALL
PlJtYEK
SUFFERS
BROKEN
LEG
i
Indian,
was
brought
to
the
city
I
from
the
Interior
on
this
merit
tag's
train
and
removed
from
th
j
station
station
in
in
the
the
ambulance
ambulance
to
to
the
thr
SPORT
CHAT
Whatever
tha
result
the
race
will
Suffering
from
a
broken
leg
suj-
clln
to
the
greatest
talned
while
playing
basketball.
:
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Hosplt'it
jportlnf
wtek
of
the
year.
Wat
rac-Edward
Bnr'fon,
yoang
Vanarsdtl
where
he
will
receive
treatment.
ing
opened
on
March
18.
with
the
IVncarols.
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of
1182
in
lie.
Florl.l..toF.ll
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dUta
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by
Imrril
Tobacco
Company
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Cfii;
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;
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fir.v.
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and
the
famous
Or.,uj
v.r
.......
v..
u.
n-
uj
rile(
Today,
after
months
of
strict
10,
1829,
was
wmic
'
tratntng,
the
vanity
erews
of
Ox-
j
10,000
person
and
wa:,
rmJ,
ford
and
Cambridge
paddle
to
the
j
the
quiet
Henlv
reaches
.
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scartin-S
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a
ruimy,
cnniauu,
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vaiuiw
win
;;u.
fi-battle
it
out
along
foul
and
a
quar-
jof
a
historic
sene.v
ter
miles
or
we
mnamj
jramnui."nw
t
aAia
Sot-,
the
eighty-fourth
renewal
of
the
the
struggling
Varsity
rrtnl
classic
Doai
race.
ne
race
was
uuwoen
cans
lUst
rowed
in,
129,
but
aw
nol
DC-
imea
wnu
l.VORr
uiv
dniiuMi
Bttui
ivi
ovmv
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n...A
mi
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1
.
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A
.
years
afterwards.
The
Li$n-t
Blues
enter
the
1933
race
with
the
psychological
advantage
of
eight
straight
wins
over
Oxford.
The
standing,
however,
remains
fatrtjr
i
lose
-42
wins
tor
Canvbrldfe.
40
tt
oxfrct
8bml
ob
ckftvm
iae.
The
respective
crews
have
been
switched
around
even
more
than
usual"
In
the
training
spell
that
lasts
'
mm
December
until
almost
the
day
nf
the
raf.
The
Cambridge
eight
.ere
not
diftnltery
named
until
two
veks
before
the
race,
alterations
buns
made
even
tfter
the
"Blues"
weer
awarded.
The
Oxford
crew
was
Uittwise
uncertain
after
months
of
piacClee.
Both
eights
were
hanl-
anped
by
Illness
at
different
periods:
Cambridge
will
rule
favorites,
u'.d
an
Oxford
win
would
be
sur-pitsinq.
Impartial
critics
assert
Oxford's
rowing
morale
is
at
a
low
itatr.
Co.
Olbbon,
a
famous
Cambridge
coach,
has
been
In
charge
of
the
Oxford
crew
and
he
has
not
hesitated
to
make
frequent
changes.
But
the
Dark
Blue
have
ben
dlMppolntlng
in
practice
and
one
critic
declares
it
Oxford
Is
to
win
they
will
have
to
show
a
remarkable
improvement
In
the
last
state
of
trarrrlng.
mmptortshlp
ennrso
Uom
f-
mainly
in
open
crmj..-.
Jn4t
were
so
embcr-km-:,'.
jjj,
,
or
sloping
stono
b,i.t,
it
river
for
prartiealn
;y
t
't
t-a,
whleh
incrrjtp,
Onrfnary
p.tn
traffic
t-
tuon
tor
a
period
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