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L.
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4
5
7
SPORT
CHAT
Pts.
12
12
12
Pts
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14
12
10,
1
i
Pts.
20
14
2
Pts
Steve
Donoghue,
England's
great
Jockey,
likes
football
as
he
saw
it
in
Southern
California's
recent
victory
over
Tulane.
A
rugby
player
himself,
the
little
Jockey
who
rode
EMUnsttBUsm
Mary
Rogers
'left',
daughter
of
Will
Rogers.
American
humorist,
and
Patricia
Ziegfeld,
daughter
of
Flo
Ziegfeld,
Follies
mogul,
did
their
share
in
a
recent
San?
a
Monica
Calif
,
polo
game.
MUSKETEERS
j
Washington
Wins
ARE
LEADING!
Basketball
Game
HjCribbage
League
Fixtures
Played
10
8
4
Last
Night
Swifts
in
Second
Place
Crlbbage
League
scores
last
night
were
as
follows:
Seal
Cove
17,
Eagles
10.
Swifts
J6fc
Musketeers,
11.
Orotto
15,
Elks
12.
P.
R.
Hotel
14,
I.
O.
O.
F.
13.
K.
of
C.
14,
Moose
13,
League
Standing
W.
Musketeers
-
...61
Swifts
60
Grotto
.56
to
six
victories
at
Epsom
Downs,
!plt.
,ft
had
only
one
difficulty,
and
that
p
'
r.
Hotel"ZZ!Z'I'"55
'
was
finding
proper
football
terms
j
Q'
Q
p
"
54
to
express
his
emotions.
'He
j
seal
Cove'
"
em
up
that
time."
Steve
would
!Moose
"52
chirp,
after
a
good
tackle.
"That's
,
jg
46
a
knock
on."
he
would
lament
af
j
K
'
of
c.
ZZZ'ZZ46
"
""'
ter
someone
fumbled.
He
thought:
football
more
scientific,
but
rugby
"
faster.
The
announcement
over
the
-
public
address
system
that
Ernyi
Plnchert
had
the
wind
knocked
out
of
him
following
one
play
disturbed
Donoghue.
"We
never
tell
them
what
happens
to
a
man
In
'rugger;'
we
let
'em
guess
at
it.''
The
Mlnto
Skating
Club
of
Ottawa,,
the
dranlte
Club
and
the
Skating
Club
of
Toronto,
and
the
Winter
Club
at
Montreal
are
famous
for
the
singles,
pair
and
four
champions
in
figure
skating
they
have
produced
in
the
past;
and
clubs
in
Boston,
New
York.
Philadelphia
and
elsewhere
In
the
United
States
have
found
the
competl-!
Hon
from
Canada
overwhelmingly;
strong
of
recent
years.
This
winter,
the
World
Figure
Skating
Compe-j
tltlons
are
to
be
held
at
the
Winter
Club
in
Montreal,
following
shortly
1
after
the
Olympics
at
Lake
Placid.
and
immediately
following
the
world
competitions
the
participants
will
probably
appear
in
the,
carnival
of
the
Mlnto
Skating
Club
in
Ottawa,
in
the
carnival
of
the
Toronto
Skating
Club
a
day
or
so,
later,
and
from
there
they
must1
L.
47
48
52
52
53
54
54
56
62
62
Pt.
61
60
56
56
55
54
54
52
46
46
1
hurry
off
to
Uke
part
in
another
ice
0(ce
on
Ma(n
stfeet
yMM
carnival
in
New
York.
Figure
skat
ing
reaches
its
greatest
heights
in
a
j
carnival
where
music,
lighting
effects,
costumes
and
staging
are
all
harmonized
to
set
it
off:
and
any
of
the
occasions
mentioned
should
be
unusually
interesting,
this
winter.
Whether
skaters
from
this
continent
will
match
or
surpass
those
who
will
come
over
to
compete
from
Europe
remains
to
be
seen.
The
present
titles
are
held
overseas,
but
it
is
believed
by
those
who
have
observed
the
progress
of
Canadian
and
United
States
skat
ers
that
this
season
will
see.
a
far
more
vigorous
and
even
successful
attack
made
.upon
European
su
premacy.
tty
Bandits
and
$700
in
Cash
It
Taken
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
26:
pashing
into
the
office
of
the
Kirk
Coal
Co.
on
Main
Street
yesterday
afterft"
noon,
two
urmea
men
cuvitcu
in?
persons
in
the
office
with
revolvers,
scooped
$700
in
cash
from
the
till
and
escaped
In
a
car.
JUNIOR
MILLIARDS
Jan.
28
Hawks
vs.
Jewelers.
Feb.
lEmpre
vs.
L.
of
N.
Feb.
4
Jewelers
vs.
Hawks.
Feb.
8
L.
of
N.
vs.
Jewelers.
Feb.
11
Hawks
vs.
Empress.
Oregon
Defeated
By
a
Score
of
44
to
32
in
Intercollegiate
Basketball
Last
Night
Hitting
The
High
Spot's
WILSON
IN
BROOKLYN
League
of
Nations
i
Leading
Billiards
Frank
Aldridge
(League
of
Nations),
200;
George
Howe
Empress),
146.
Earl
Batt,
200:
Paul
Johnson,
180.
Primo
Vaccher,
200;
A.
124.
i
f!
a
moa
,
tt
Tl
Wan4io
I
T
ja
trno
rxt
Whist
Schedule
January
28
Orotto
vs.
Sons
of
Norway.
I.O.O.F.
vs.
Fish
Packers
Seal
Cove
vs.
Empress.
Legion
vs.
Totem
Park.
Moose
vs.
Musketeers
.
February
4
Orotto
vs.
Legion,
gons
of
Norway
vs.
I.O.O.F.
Muskeeters
vs.
Seal
Cove.
k
T?leir&Park
vs.
Fish
Packers.
T4
Moose.
February
I.O.O.F.
vs.
Legion.
Seal
Cove
vs.
Sons
0!
Norway
Totem
Park
vs.
Musketeew.
Fish
Packers
vs.
Moose.
Empress
vs.
Orotto.
February
18
Orotto
vs.
Fish
Packers.
Moose
vs.
I.O.O.F.
Legion
vs
Musketeers
Sons
of
Norway
vs.
Empress.
Totem
Park
vs.
Bol
Cove.
sjasjiBjinii
Louis
Oorenflo's
new
speed
boat
hes
testing
on
the
Gulf
of
Mexico
gets
all
excited
and
forgets
about
the
water.
Her.?
he
is
leaping
clear
off
Blloxl
In
0..
e
of
those
big
moments.
HOLD-UP
IN
VANCOUVER
TO
MAKE
I
GOV'T
VOTE
M
Tk
Qwf
WU
I
APPROVED
new
a
vi
a
lie
kp'U'i
1
f?
ui
tu
GARWOOD
GOES
FAST
Drove
Miss
America
IX
111.14
Miles
Per
Hour
at
Miami
Beach
Yesterday
MIAMI
BEACH,
Fla,
Jan.
26:-;
Gar
Wood,
with
his
speedboat
Miss
America
IX,
was
reported
yesterday
to
have
cet
up
a
new
speed
for
man
on
the
water
when
he
drove
the
craft
111.14
miles
per
hour
on
the
first
part
of
a
two-mile
course.
However,
it
cannot
be
counted
officially
as
a
new
record
since
Wood
did
not
make
the
speed
over
the
full
required
course.
The
present
speed
record
Is
held
by
Kaye
Don,
the
British
driver,
it
being
11053
miles
per
hour.
Basketball
Standing
Senior
league
W.
L.
Panthers
6
6
C.
N.
R.
A
-
6
6
32
Taxi
6
6
Intermediate
League
W.
L.
High
School
7
5
Tuxis
6
6
Merchants
5
7
Ladies'
League
W.
Amazons
10
Cardinals
7
Comets
1
Junior
League
W.
Boy
Scouts
7
League
of
Nations
......5
Japanese
.-.4
Rovers
2
L.
2
5
11
Are
rolo
Enthusiasts
MA
.
PAYMENT
Bank
of
England
Will
Meet
Its
Ob
ligations
to
United
States
and
France
on
February
1
LONDON,
Jan.
26:
The
Bank
of
England
announced
yesterday
that
it
will
conipitle'payment
at
matirr-ity.pn
rtorunry
1
of
30,000,000
credils
granted
it
by
the
Federal
Reserve
Dank
of
New
York
and
the
Bank
of
France.
V
d
(Jnited
States
Senate
Approves
$500,000,000
Appropriation
l-'or
Financial
Jte
construction
'
I
WASHINGTON,
D.C.Jan.,
20:
ilhe
final
step
in
puttln
Into
11c-!
tual
effect
the
$2,000,000,000
reconstruction
finance
corporation
was
f
r
lDM
VDCtorH
ri
1J
UrllOll
V
ft
TTVlHprf
j
Mlii
JkVlUMJ
VVlS
wu
I
States
approved
the
$500,000,000
Heavy
Slugger
is
Bought
From
St.
governmental
appropriation
to
the
Louis
For
$50,000
,
iund.
BROOKLYN.
Jan.
26:
Hack
who
made
56
home
runs
in
the!
j
193Q
season
while
playing
with
the
j
:
Chicago
Cubs,
has
been
sold
by
the
!St.
Louis
Cardinals,
by
whom
he
i
was
acquired
during
the
fall,
to
the
Brooklyn
Robins,
it
was
officially
i
announced
yesterday.
It
is
reported
that
$50,000
was
paid
by
Brooklyh
for
Wilson.
CONFERENCE
ON
SHIPPING
International
Treaty
L'rsed
by
French
Marine
Interests
PARIS.
Jan.
26
An
lnteroatlo-i
'
nal
shipping
conf
erenae
to
draft
?.
'treaty
for
the
merchant
marina
of
j
the
world
is
a
likely
event
for
1932.
jln
the
opinion
of
French
maritiais
spheres.
I
The
project,
fathered
by
Rene
Wth
three
games
played,
Laague
,
Mattux,
important
ship-owner
and
of
Nations
nnsumpd
a
lead
of
GOO
to
:
COMttUCUMl
apecUlist,
h8
reset-
M'M.r
fmnw
ram.ii
riuh
in
I
vet
the
approbation
of
Louis
dc,
last
night's
Junior
Billiard
League
,
?wte,","e'
Mitt
'
.
Of
MS!
!flt,n
TVin
lnIMHnl
cuing
rrarm
I
I
tt
as
foil
ows:
Nations
vs.
Nick
Chenoskl
and
01
n,n
waB
today'
IF.
Pete
Chenoskl
will
be
played
to-
night.
Billiard
Averages
'
Junior
League
v
O.
J.
May
H)
6
J.
Saunders
U)
3
N.
Chenoskl
E)
...
....5
SEATTLE.
Jan.
28:
Washington
'
.
JOlinson
.)
6
defeated
Oregon
by
a
score
of
44
to
R-
FonS
LN'
5
32
in
Intercollegiate
basketball
last
W.
Stuart
j
e
night.
.-.
:
R.
Wicks
,(H1
:
6
'
-
TONY
LAZZEKI
IS
YANKEE
HOLD-OUT
4-
4
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
26:
The
New
York
Yankees
had
an-
4
other
hold-out
on
their
line
up
yesterday
in
the
person
of
Tony
Lazzeri,
star
infletter.
who
announced
that
he
would
P.
Vaccher
tLN)
6
W.
Murray
H)
2
W.
-Hudson.
!I!
O.
Howe.
E
6
P.
Chenoskl
E)
6
A.
Zadoroskl4E)
6
W.
Funnel!
(J)
3
L.
Raabe
(
J)
6
B.
Wcndle
(LN)
2
E.
Batt
(LN)
:
6
F.
Aldridge
LN
A.
Strachan
(J)
6
not
accept
an
unexpectedly
1
A.
Murray
(LN)
2
large
cut
in
his
salary
for
1932.
j
J.
Bulger
Jl
6
C.
Perry
!)
.;..
J5
W.
E.
Hayhurst
(H)
.4
T.
1200
600
959
1145
957
1128
1128'
1126
374
1112
1098
1102
1092
5-16
1074
350
1039
1022
982
790
604
Av
200
200
192
191
191
1!)U
183
188
187
185
133
183
182
182
179
175
173
1
Premier
Laval'i
Merchant
Marine.
In
a
note
of
approval
the
minister
said
tb
time
wm
coming
when
It
wlil
be
necessary
for
the
nations
t
abandon
competition
in
ocean
commerce
and
-replace
It
with
policies,
of
close
and
confident
cooperation.
M.
Moreux
says
there
are
too
afloat
on
MADE
NEW
INDUSTRY
(Continued
from
Page
1
Nor
were
there
any
accidents
in
his
success,
for
at
thirty
he
delib-1
erately
selected
Chicago
as
a
f
svor-
j
ed
shipping
point
and
went
there)
from
Philadelphia
to
find
a
product
win
a
world-wide
market.
Wrigley'
selected
chewing
gum
after
rejecting
soap
and
bakln?
powder.
Chicle
Introduced
The
children's
knicknacb
which
was
chewing
gum
when
Wrigley
j
began
its
manufacture
was
made
of
spruce
or
paraffin
and
put
up
in
long
packages
containing
prizes.
Under
Wrigley's
leadership
chicle
was
brought
into
use
as
the
basic
ingredient
of
the
product,
the
pac-
'
kages
were
standardized,
and,
ma
chinery
was
substituted
for
manual
..irthods.
Within
ten
years
after
Wrigley
"u
bean
the
manufacture
and
pro-:
16a
I
motion
of
chowing
gum;
what
had
168
164
154
151
been
a
bad
habit
had
become
a
general
custom.
Twenty-five
years
after
he
had
embarked
in
the
business,
the
pub-
He
was
paying
$30,000,000
a
year
for
j
his
products,
and
by
1925
his
annual
sales
were
between
$63,000,000
1
and
$70,000,000.
Factories
in
Chi-j
icago,
New
YorK,
ueriin.
London,
I
Toronto
and
Sydney
were
manufac-,
iturlng
the
four
brands
upon
which,
,
he
had
staked
his
business
success.
!
Selling
his
chewing
gum
on
the
road
during
his
early
Chicago
car-,
jeer,
Wrigley
was
twitted
about
his
jcity
of
Chicago
by
a
rival
salesman
.who
remarked
that
the
town
dldj
jnot
even
own
lto
own
ball
club
the
Chicago
National
League
team
controlled
by
Cincinnati
interests.;
j
Organized
Ball
Train
1
The
Jest
struck
home,
for
baseball
,
j
was
Wrigley's
hobby,
and
(ne
whim
j
born
then
was
gratified
25
years
j
later
when
Wrigley
and
several
as-,
sociates
acquired
the
club
from
the
Cincinnati
men
who
still
owned
it.
The
club
was
moved
to
Chicago
and
styled
the
Cubs.
A
few
years
later
he
obtained
sole
control
of
the
club,
I
and
added
to
his
baseball
holdings
the
Los
Angeles
team
of
the
Pacific
Coast
League.
His
third
major
business
venture
was
the
purchase
in
1010
of
Cata-
j
Una
Island,
off
the
California,
coast,
which
he
converted
not
only
Into
a
popular
summer
resort,
but
Into
silver,
lead
and
zinc
mining
properties
which
pyramided
his'
fortune.
;
Because
the
son
born
to
William
wrigley
sr-ana
iary
Mjqiej;
wng
Jey
,n
Philadelphia
orSentenberv
30.
1861,
tfas
iiot
content-toscena
!
to
the
ownership
of
his
father's
scouring
soap
manufactory.
William
Wrigley
Jr.,
was
enabled
to
make
his
own
son,
Philip
K
president
at
28
of
his
chewing
gum
company
and
the
youngest
execu
T.
J.
Shenton,
inspector
of
,tlve
in
the
country
of
a
busmess
of
mines,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
that
size.
Philip
and
a
daughter
Catala
this
morning
after
making
j
were
born
from
the
unlorfln
1885
of
the"
ground
trip
to
Anyox
and
,
William
Wrigley
Jr
ariJ
Ada'
Foote,
Stewart
on
oinciai
amies.
or
New
York.
T:t?y:!?.y
j.
nr.
wood's
Turned
Blue
In
The
Face
Norway
Pine
Syrup
He
Coughed
So
Hard
Mr.
Joseph
Lsudhardt,
Melville,
8ask,,
writer
"Last
winter
I
had
auch
a
bad
cold
that
whenll
started
coughing
I
would
turn
blua
in
the
face
I
went
U
the
druKRuit
and
asked
him
what
i
Muu
do
for
it,
and
he
handed
me
a
bottle
of
Dr.
WooJ.
"Norway
nne
byrup.
When
i
had
finished
it
1
f,ii
a
lot
better,
so
I
got
another
one
and
after
that
u
finished
I
never
had
another
cough
all
winter.
'
Price
35c.
a
bottle;
large
family
size
65c
j
$
drug
and
general
store;
put
up
only
by
The
T
Milbm!
Co.,
Ltd.,
Toronto,
Ont.
ILL
lflL.f5ga
TV
A
1
uocior
orders
uu
lilt
"Another
type
of
case
which
benefits
by
Guinness
is
the
tired
and
worried
business
man.
I
usually
prescribe
a
bottle
at
mid
day
and
another
at
bedtime.
It
is
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