I'
Billiard
Averages
Junior
League
G.
T.
Av.
J.
May
(IK
5
1000
200
J.
Saunders
J
2
400
200
W.
Murray
ill)
1
200
200
A.
Zadoroski
E
5
968
194
P.
Johnson
E
5
985
193
N.
Chenoski
IE)
5
959
192
R.
Wicks
1I)
.,
.5
956
191
R.
Pong
LN
5
957
191
G.
Howe
(E)
5
952
190
W.
Stuart
(J)
5
938
188
P.
Vaccher
(LN)
5
926
185
P.
Chenoski
E
6
1102
183
W.
Funnell
J)
3
546
182
W.
Hudson
HI)
5
953
191
L.
Raabe
Ji
5
874
175
B.
Wendle
LN)
2
350
175
C.
Perry
(H)
4
694
174
E.
Batt
(LN)
5
839
168
F.
Aldridge
(LN)
5
822
164
1
A.
Murray
(LN)
2
335
168
J.
Bulger
(J)
..JJ
815
163
A.
Strachan
(J)
5
812
162!
'
W.
E.
Hayhurst
H
.
4
604
151
(Note
H,
Hawks;
JM
Jewelers;
i
'
L.
of
N.,
League
of
Nations;
E,
Em-
press).
i
Hoop
Practice
Hours
Assigned
At
Auditorium
Basketball
practice
hours
at
the
Auditorium
have
been
assigned
as
follows:
Wednesday
High
School,
7
to
7:35
pm.
C.
N.
R.
A.,
7:35
to
8:15
pjn.
A
ma
sons,
8:15
to
8:50
pm.
Boy
Scouts,
8:50
to
9:25
pm.
Merchants,
9:25
to
10
pjn.
32
TaxVlO
to
10:40
pjn.
Sunday
Tuxls,
1
to
1:35
pjn.
Panthers,
1:35
to
2:15
pjn.
Comets,
2:15
to
2:55
pm.
League
of
Nations,
2:55
to
3:30
pm.
Cardinals.
3:30
to
4:10
pjn.
Rovers,
4:10
to
4:45
pjn.
Japanese
Association,
4:45
to
3:15
p.m.
CRIBBAGE
January
25
Baflka
vs.
Seal
Cove.
Musketeers
vs.
Swifts.
Orotto
vs.
Elks.
I.
O.
O.
F.
vs.
P.
R.
Hotel.
Moose
vs.
K.
C.
February
1
Seal
Cove
vs.
Musketeers.
I.
O.
O.
F.
vs.
Swifts.
Mooae
vs.
Grotto.
P.
R.
Hotel
vs.
Elks.
K.
C.
vs.
Eagles.
February
8
Elks
vs.
Moose.
Eagles
vs.
I.
O.
O.
F.
Swifts
vs.
Grotto.
Musketeers
vs.i
P.
R.
Hotel.
Seal
Cove
vs.
K.
O.
!
February
15
Musketeers
vs.
Elks.
Moose
vf
.
I.
O.
O.
F.
P.
R.
Hotel
vs.
Ea.1.
K.
C.
vs.
Grotto.
Seal
Cove
vs.
Swifts.
February
22
Elks
vs.
Seal
Cove.
Eagles
vs.
Musketeers.
Swifts
vs.
Moose.
I.
O.
O.
F.
vs.
Grotto.
P.
R.
Hotel
VJ.-IC
C-f;
-
Even
if
the
boss
does
come
in
withsome
work.
Te!
Ihlm
you'll
do
It
after
you've
finished
your
flv
-mlnutes-a-day
perfect
health
program.
Maybe,
he'll
see
your
;.olnt
of
view.
Miss
Edit
Mezey,
Hungarian
physical
culture
exponent,
is
the
young
lady.
SPORT
NOTES
Frank
Carroll,
the
Toronto
mentor,
has
the
laugh
on
Col.
I
John
Hammond,
president
of
the
New
York
Ranger
hockey
club
of
I
National
League
and
the
Spring
field
Indians
of
the
Canadian-
American
loop.
Recently
the
Indians
were
in
bad
shape.
Goalkeeper
Joe
Moore
was
on
the
injured
list.
The
team
was
not
doing
well
anyway
and
they
were
scheduled
to
meet
the
Philadelphia
Arrows,
who
had
never
been
beaten
on
home
ice
this
season.
Hammond
was
worried.
He
ordered
scouts
to
sign
up
any
amateur
that
looked
good
enough,
but
they
had
no
luck.
Then
the
man
who
is
called
the
"Father
of
Hockey"
In
New
York,
had
an
Idea.
He
penned
this
telegram
to
Carroll:
'
"You're
up
against
it.
Get
in
there
and
fight.
Here's
your
big
opportunity
to
show
your
stuff.
I
know
your
team
is
crippled
and
you're
playing
a
team
undefeated
on
its
own
rink.
But
get
in
there
and
fight!
Tell
every
man
on
the
squad
that
I'mpulllng
for
him.
heart
and
soul
and
that
I
expect
each
one
to
d3
even
better
than
his
best.
Fight
until
you
drop!"
Anxiously
Hammond
awaited
reports
from
the
battle-front.
Then
came
the
report,
i
The
colonel
could
hardly
believe
I
his
eyes.
Springfield
had
won.
With
a
trainer
in
the
goal
and
everybody
else
crippled.
They
actually
had
,
won.
He
grabbed
the
telephone.
He
got
Carroll
on
long
distance.
That
I
was
'great.
Simply
great!
"
he
exclaimed
excitedly.
"I
knew
you
could
do
it.
I
knew
the
boys
would
fight
for
me!
I
guess
that
telegram
did
the
trick
all
right,
eh?"
Then
came
the
sudden
disillusioning.
"What
telegram?"
asked
Carroll.
"I
didn't
get
any
telegram."
To
Fight
For
Title
Jack
Sharkey,
who
will
meet
Max
Schmeling
In
15
rounds
In
June.
NEW
BREAK
;
MARK
MADE
Walter
Lintlrum
Runs
4,137
in
Billiards
in
Less
Than
Three
Hours
LONDON,
Jan.
21
:
Walter
Lin-'
drum,
of
Australia,
In
match
play
yesterday,
made
a
new
high
billiard
oreak
of
4,137.
smashing
his
former
record'
of
3,905
made
in
1930.
Lin-drum
rah
up
this
total
in
less
than
chree
hours.
He
failed
on
a
difficult
cannon
play.
1
Yankees
Take
i
Hollywood
Man
j
lesse
Hill
to
Report
to
New
York!
Club
For
Spring
Training
'
Campaign
NEW
YORK.
Jan.
21:
The
New
ork
Yankees
have
completed
ne-
rottations
whereby
Jesse
Hill.'
peedy
outfielder
of
the
Hollywood
j
'acific
Coast
Le
iguc
club,
will
re-
j
ort
for
sprint?
training.
,
JOINS
WITH
BABE
RUTH
len
Chapman,
Catcher,
Is
Also
HolJ-Out
on
New
York
Yankees'
Line-Up
j
NEW
YORK.
Jan.
21:
-Ben;
Chapman,
catcher.
Joined
Babe
i
Ruth
yesterday
as
a
'hold-out!
against
'the
1932
contract
offered
by!
the
New
York
Yankees.
At
the
same
time,
it
was
an-
s
Inspector
Is
Heard
Continued
from
page
three,
t
Babe
Ruth
demands
$80,000
(became
a
more
pressing
problem
salary
from
New
York
Yankees
this
year
Whist
Schedule
January
21
Seal
Cove
vs.
I
.OOF.
Musketeers
vs,
OreUo
Empress
vs.
Trtem
Park.
Sons
of
Norway
vs.
Moose.
Fish
Packers
vs.
legion.
January
28
Grotto
vs.
Sons,
of
Norway.
I.O.OF.
vs.
rUta
Packers
Seal
Cove
vs.
Km
press.
Ltgion
vs.
Totem
Park.
Moov-
vs.
Musketeers
KASIjn.UL
qLUBS
MAY
TIl.Wr.L
IN
.11
It
I'
LANES
CHICAGO;
Jan.
21:
Thj
!
Music,
painting
and
drawing,
and
I
reading
were
some
of
the
subjects
:
tradition,
to
wh!?h
a
memorab''
contribution
had
been
more
re
ntty
mtde
on
the
battlefields
o:
France
and
Flanders.
The
pupil',
.hauld
be
so
Interested
In
their
;
own
country
that
they
would
nm
think
of
selling
their
inestlmaol'
j
birthright
for
the
sake
of
gaining
i
few
extra
dollars
by
working
i-
another
country.
And
then
tho
4-3eher
In
all
humility
did
not
for
thtt
he
"passed,
this
way
bur.
nfeand
In
due
time
would
mee
American
Ajswoiaiion
proies-
T;tne
treat
Tpa6ner
o(
nu
tlm
Whn
slonal
bebnll
league
is
con-
m
hearing
him
say,
"I
too
was
a
i
Iderlng
the
pqsaibillty
of
us-
I
teacher,"
might
give
him
an
even
Ing
airplane
ihd
biiswn
In
.warmer
welcome.
transportation
of
travelling!
on
behalf
of
the
members
a
clubs
during
the
coming
season
very
hearty
vote
of
thanks
was
ao-
Instead
of
uMng
railways
corded
Mr.
Hall
by
Mrs.
R.
Blance
which
have
refused
tho
nc-
who
presided
at
the
meeting.
customed
rates
to
the
Clubs
Annual
Meeting
for
1932.
i
The
earlier
part
of
the
meetlni
w
T
was
the
annual
business
session
The
secretary's
report
revealed
an
v
Max
Schmeling.
German
neavy
wi
ixnt
champion,
in
two
poses.
increased
membership
during
tn
year.
A
very
satisfactory
financial
report
showed
a
credit
balance
'after
the
sum
of
$150
had
been
do-
nouneed
that
five
other
players
had
!,rw
01,17
10
a
mucn
Urr
extern
j
nated
to
the
various
schools
for
signed
up.
m
tn
classroom
of
thirty-five
to
j
fporta
equipment
This
was
greatly
Is
Hold-Out
rorty
cnudren.
oacn
pupil
had
a
appreciated
by
the
schools
as
no
different
character
and
a
different
I
,..,.
.
.
,
'
.
contribution
Is
made
,
.
i
towards
method
of
approach
was
necessary,
i
,
Heredity
was
important
and
thl!sports
iProent
by
the
city
Board
was
an
uncontrollable
factor.
En-'0'
Trustees,
vironment
was
equally
Important!
The
loss
sustained
by
the
Asso-but
this
factor
was
controllable.
clauon
in
the
death
of
Mrs.
Dalby
The
child's
playmates,
its
toys,
thf
,,
UA
Km
,,t
.i,.
language
It
heard
at
home
and
W,h
a
toy41
PPr-
outside
the
books
it
read,
the
var-
vite-presldent
and
more
recently
lous
social
contacts,
all
lnriucn
membership
convener
for
tne
ced
the
child.
I
Booth
8chcol,
was
referred
to,
a
Passing
over
the.
agreed-upon
letter
of
condolence
having
been
essentials
that
every
curriculum
'
alread,
wnU
,
,-oniauwd.
Mr.
Hall
mentioned,
.
'
ome
tnat
might
not
be
considered,
u
J
.
ensuing
year
resulted,
as
fo
lows:
o
important
but
which
bad
r
greater
effect
even
on
the
later
President
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox.
,
ifr
of
the
child.
Lives
were
not;
Witt
Vice-President
Mrs.
J,
P
wrecked
during
school
hours,
car-!
Thurber.
;
rorrs
i
re
not
ruined
during
work-!
Second
Vlce-Prealdent
Mrs.
li
'
'ine
hours
It
was
In
the
moments-B.
Eastman.
of
leisure
that
the
seeds
of
ruin
!
Secretary.-.
W.
C.
O'Neill.
misjht
be
sown
and
education
mun
Treasurer
Mist
S.
A.
Mills.
provide
material
for
U)e
use
ana!
Program
Convener
'
Mrs.
J.
E
guidance
and
even
salvation
of
thnjBoddle.
'
people
In
their
leisure
time.
With
Membership
Conceners
Borden
the
shortening
of
hours
of
labor.
Street
School.
Mrs.
E.
B.
Baker:
this
question
of
utllurtng
letsurefBooth
Memorial
School,
Mr.
Qee
King
Edward
High
School,
D.
H
Hartness.
.-,
Social
conveners
Borden
reft
begun
in
school
that
would
later
I
School
Mrs.
J.
Tejig;
Booth
Mem
!
enable
the
children
to
use
their)
orial
School.
Mrs.
L..
Smjth
and
eure
w
aavaniage.
ine
contacuitMrs.
E.
B.
Baker
made
by
meeting
people
Interested
j
In
similar
subjects
were
an
Incal
jculable
advantage.
Finally
Mr.
Hall
emphasized
Uw
need
for
the
chldren
to
grow
uo
into
decent.
God-fearing
citizen
able
and
ready
to
say
that
they
were
citizens
of
no
mean
country.
Press
Correspondents'
Mesar.
W.
W.
C.
O'Neill
and
J.
S.
Wilson
coroea
tne
members,
of
the
retlr
'nt
executive,
speofel
mention
be-
Ing
made
of
the
progress
madi
during
the
last
two
years
the
por
lod
for
which
Mrs
R
Blance
hwf
xne
extensive
pnysical
resourcM
;
been
nr,
energetic
and
successful
were
often
enough
emphasize!
president
But
the
country
had
a
glorioin
Hotel
Arrivals
j
New
Royal
Hotel
THE
HOTEL,
WORTH
WHILE
Hot
St
Cold
water:
Steam
Heat
75c,
PER
DAY
AND
Up
J.
Zarclll
Tlrpho
tSI
E.
B.
Barker,
Victoria;
Dan
city.
Thursday
j;
PAGE
FOUR
THE
DAILY
NEWS
'inuarj
8
-
waiaritcMsti
I'll
iivTivKTBiinafvi
warn
asm
i
n
iMAmifiiiiJiiim
nci
11:11
it
in
m
B:cwi.iitBfiimi.n
Bi;BiB:f
m
bi
it
19
To
Defend
His
Title
ROOSTERS
n
3
I
News
of
The
Sport
World
j
Parol
.
SInrru
WON
01
z:.
'
"
amn.,i.
Abortive
Hecital
Out,ij,
j
.
wnwimitBTisT
-
Harry
Beavn-.
n.
"I
ARRANGING
i
FOR
FIGHT
Details
of
Schmelinf
-
Sharkey
Fight
in
New
York
During
Summer
Being
Lined
Up
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
21:
The
New
York
Boning
Commission
having
given
the
bout
its
stamp
of
approv-
,
al,
arrangement
of
details
for
the
'
long-looked-for
heavyweight
title,
bout
between
Max
Schmeling.
the
champion,
and
Jack
Sharkey
are;
now
proceeding.
j
The
fight
will
take
place
in
Ma-;
dison
Square
Garden
in
June,
the
definite
fiate
having
not
been
set.
as
yet.
It
will
be
a
fifteen-lround
bout.
Ptyjical
Culture
Exponent
SKIDEGATE
Jitn
Christmas
Eve
afv,
a
I
reunion
amonu
i.
Jr
'I
of
the
boys
around
hm
drJj
sing
a
few
carol
.ide0l
Beavcn's
house
It
,.
lU
l
jtoin
suice
:
m
lk.
ihnH
riH
.....
.
.
't
:
..v
mivu
wui';-
01)
Ch;
-
icarols.
Most
of
th,.
n
.
...
.
4
the
tunes.
After
taking
!!
.,
r.
,
age.
our
heroes
riM;iv
,,Jt
the
genial
stori.
o
ter
a
good
deal
of
t
;
,!jk
master'
got
h
chi
.
,
"if
the
boys
began
to
ti
I
Now
Beaven
k?-,
ken-house
full
.
when
the
roost,
-i
singers
strug?lin-
,
carols,
they
all
at
once.
The
aw:
caused
the
whol
!
awake
from
its
sim..i;.-.
j
The
singing
,-ri
choirmaster
was
tv
r..
'
"Boys,
them
d
'in
beat.''
ax
the
r;.
,;;
Carolina
said
to
c
:
South
Carolln
i
unrt
t
x
to
their
rendezv.
i
BILLIARD
SCHEDUU
Following
i.
tli!
remainder
of
thf
s.
,
,
Junior
Billiard
Lcuv
jf
I
Jan.
21
Jewclt'i
-
h..u
!
.
Jan.
25
L.
of
N
-
i-.n-.w-i
Jan.
J8
Hawk.v
t.
Feb.
I-
-Empress
i
:
k
Feb.
4-Jewelers
.
ILn.,
Feb.
8
L.
of
N
v
Feb.
11-Hawks
-
V
:
.
Feb.
IS
L.
of
N
v
li
x
Feb.
18
Empire
.
Feb.
22
Hawks
l
N
Feb.
25
Jewelers
.-
LT.fr,
Afar.
I
Empress
.
i
t
s
Mar.
4
Hawk
v
:
Mar.
8
L
of
N
;
.;fc
Mar
11
Jewein
r
l
Mar.
15-
Enip(
.
i
r&
U-.tt.-X,,
BAH
:.
I
1
l
l
CARS
B0UGI
at
Their
Real
W
Can
Be
Honestly
Sold
We
have
the
follow
In.
spiH
Guaranteed
I'scd
Cm
W9
Chevrolet
Sedan
!W
Ford
Town
Sedan
1920
Ford
Sport
Cabriolet
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