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1M1.
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CANADIENS
I
TAKE
LEAD
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
Drop
to
Sec-,
ond
PJace
in
International
Di-
,
vision
of
Hockey
League
!
DETROIT.
Feb.
22
By
virtue
of
playing
a
tie
game
here
last
night
with
the
Detroit
Falcons,
Montreal
Canadlens
were
able
to
take
exclu-
i
slve
nossesslon
of
first
Dlace
In
the
international
division
of
the
Na-;
tlonal
Hockey
League.
The
xiic
Toronto
luiuilbu
ivi
Maple
a
ijjc
i
n
i
1
1
ii
1
1
i
.
.
i
c?
.
bcaia,
vviiu
ifuuy
'
equipped
for
Diving
aurt
hflH
hn
t,pd
Experienced
salesladv
n.....i
"IV-
a.
.-
.
.
.
BU",had
been
tied
w
to
take
charge
of
shoe
store.
Must
talUTS
:
Suffered
a
threC
t0
nU
&t
have
experience
.n
buying
and
!SSX
and
Scows
"TJ"
of
all
r.i.
hands
Montreal
Maroons
at
in
-j
.
.
.
i
ui,
the
canadlens.
'
Montreal
Saturday
nleht
The
Chicago
Black
Hawks
defeated
Boston
Bruins
two
to
one
at
Chicago
last
night
and
took
sole
I
possession
of
second
place,
the
Fal-
leons
having
been
formerly
tied
with
j
them.
New
York
Americans
took
a
close
,
three
to
two
victory
over
New
York
Rangers
last
evening.
Week-end
scores,
were
as
follows:
Saturday
Scores
Toronto
0,
Maroons
3.
Sunday
Scores
Canadlens
1,
Detroit
1.
Boston
1,
Chicago
2.
New
York
Americans
3,
New
York
Rangers
2.
"l
Hockey
Standings
International
Division
,
.
ty.
4J.
L.
P.
Canadlens
'if
6
14
40
j
Toronto
17
5
14
39
I
Maroons
15
'6
18
36
Americans
,14
6
17
34
I
American
Division
Rangers
19
6
13
44
Chicago
13
10
13
36
Detroit
14
7
16
35
Boston
1
10
15
32
Basketball
Standing
SECOND
HALF
OF
SEASON
Senior
League
VV.
I
Panthers
J
ON.R.A
3
Sons
of
Canada
0
Intermediate
League
W.
Hifh
School
4
Merchants
i
Tuxls
3
Ladies'
League
W.
Amaiong
..4
Csrdlnato
'....,;
..2
Comets
-
JO
Junior
League
W,
Post
Office
News
Stand,
323
Japanese
Students
3
Oranvllle
St.
Vancouver.
i
Rovers
.3
League
of
NaUons
3
Boy
Scouts
I
.
Pts
1
10
2
6
L.
3
3
4
L.
2
4
2
Pts
8
6
0
Pts.
8
4
0
Pts
fi
6
6
2
Canada
manufactured
$2,319,028
worth
of
sporting
goods
In
1930,
as
compared
with
$2,184,022
In
the
year
previous.
When
Its
Gondola
Time
In
Italy
When
It's
gondola
time
In
Ita;y,
It's
sea-flea
time
here.
Which
lz
r
senseless
way
of
saying
that
Loretta
Turnbull,
famous
skipper
of
the
leaping
lenas,
will
invade
the
Italian
contests
again,
this
time
with
her
brother.
EMPRESS
WON
OUT
Defeated
Jewelers
in
Billiard
By
Aggregate
Score
of
896
to
838
In
the
final
outstanding
game
of
last
Thursday
night's
Junior
Billiard
League
fixture,
A.
Zadaroskl,
Empress,
defeated
A.
Strachan,
Jewelers,
by
a
score
of
200
to
147,
the
Empress,
as
a
result,
emerging
winner
on
the
aggregate
by
a
score
of
896
to
838.
The
league
standing
for
the
sec
ond
half
of
the
season
to
date
Is
as
follows:
Q.
Ttl.
Jewelers
7
6426
Empress
6
5447
League
of
Nations
6
5294
Hawks
7
6079
BASKETBALL
February
23
Sons
of
Canada
vs.
C.
N.
R.
Tuxls
vs.
Merchant.
v
Cardinals
vs.
A
masons.
Rovers
vs.
Japanese.
February
26
Panthers
vs.
S.
O.
C
High
School
vs.
Merchants.
Cardinals
vs.
Amasons.
League
of
Nations
vs.
Scouts.
March
1
Panthers
vs.
C.
N.
R.
Tuxls
vs.
High
School.
Amasons
vs.
Cardinals
Rovers
vs.
L
eagie
of
Nations.
Av.
914
908
882
869
The
first
crieket
match
was
In
Hambledon.
England,
in
1750.
Macs
Sacrific
e
.
SPORT
CHAT
Ideal
weather
conditions
favored
!
Annual
Hish
School
Competition
the
fifth
annual
ski
tournament
under
the
auspices
of
the
Omlneca
Ski
Club
which
was
held
a
few
days
ago
at
Burns
Lake.
Knute
Nyvsen,
captain
of
the
Smlthers
Ski
Club,
won
the
18-kllometer
race
with
a
slight
lead
over
Pete
Sandnei
of
Prince
Oeorge.
Sandnes
took
first
in
the
combined,
second
In
the
12-kilometer
and
third
In
the
50-kllo-meter
event.
Karl
Undaas
of
the
Omlneca
Ski
Club
won
tot
In
the
50-kilometer
marathon,
L.
Lund-mark
of
Prince
George
Was
second
and
Pete
Sandnea
of
Prince
George
third.
BADMINTON
TOURNAMENT
Concluded
at
Week-End
For
the
past
two
weeks,
the
annual
high
school
badminton
tournament
has
been
In
progress
under
the
auspices
of
the
Girls'
Club.
The
seml-flnals
and
finals
were
played
In
the
I.OD.E.
Hall
on
Saturday
morning.
Tbe
following
were
the
winners:
Mixed
Doubles
W.
Eby
and
W.
Tobey
defeated
L.
Brdoktbank
and
J.
Cade,
15-5.
A.
Thurber
and
W.
Bryant
defeated
Coo
Morgan
and
N.
Allen,
15-7.
R.
Rice
and
R.
Alien
defeated
B.
Miss
Avis
Wall
of
Smlthers
was
'Edgecumbe
and
I.
Murray.
15-10.
winner
of
the
carnival
queen
con-
A.
Thurber
and
W.
Bryant
detest
and
she
was
crowned
by
the
re-.
Rtc
R-
Allen,
15-lt.
tiring
queen.
Miss
Dorothy
Mac-1
.
A.
Thurber
and
W.
Bryant
defea-Gowan.
Her
maids
of
honor
were
W
Eby
and
W.
Tobey,
15-12
In
Miss
Irene
Smith
and
Miss
Ruth
,
the
f,nal
event-Mohr.
Following
a
coronation
ban-
OlrU'
Doubles
quet,
the
queen
of
the
carnival'
w
.
...
.
.
,
.
.
distributer;
the
prises
to
tbe
adult
.J.
Uorn
"nTltSlu
nd
McCaffery,
competitors.
In
this
the
w
aL-
by
A.M.
Ruddy,
president
of
the
,
b.
Edeeeumbe
and
M.
Klnslor
de-Omlneca
Ski
Club;
John
Berg,
trea-'
flMt-H
;f
Wtlker
,7k
tnd
0on-
fT
Mot
,'
AL
surer,
and
Lyster
Mulvany,
third.
SStrJS?!
U..d
5
I
W.
Bby
and
M.
Klnslor
18-17
r.T
..
.
7'
.
.
Yl-"!
I
in
the
final
event
iui
ua
an
ui
ibfl
jj
i
cvi
uiauurs.
ARGENTINA
TOLO
CHAMPIONS
The
Open
Championship
Polo
Cup
Is
now
in
the
custody
of
the
Hoys'
Doubles
R.
Allen
sad
H.
Fisher
defeated
W.
Tobey
and
W.
SnsJUi.
18-15.
I.
Murray
and
W,
Bryant
defeated
Santa
Paula
team
of
Argentina.
It
.
R
Allen
and
H.
Fisher,
lft-10.
Is
the
first
time
in
21
years
and
the
i
After
the
games
refreshments
second
time
in
the
history
of
the
were
served
by
the
executive
of
the
'
tourney
that
the'
national
polo
title
Girls'
Club
and
the
price
were
has
gone
out
of
the
United
States.
presented
to
the
winners.
By
Westover,
111
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