I
"if
PAG3
TOTTR.
m
gaily
sncws
Wiatfisy
am-m
News
of
the
Sport
World
Wket
a
BASKETBALL
LAST
NIGHT
TU-Rit
of
Evening;
Was
Senior
Game
Woa
By
Panthers
Over
32
Taxi
Vrv
lltllf
rmhHr
simnnrt
was
1
i.itii
fv
VMM.
4or
MAC
I
IN
CAMAS
Prince
Rupert
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
three
Dry
Docks
Total
rapacity
20,000
Ions
Shipbuilders
and
Ship
Repairers
for
SUI
and
U'oud
IVssds
Sawmill
and
Mining
Machine
rjr
Repaired
and
Overhauled
Iron
and
Brass
Casting
Clectric
and
Acetylene
Welding
50-ton
Derrick
for
Heavy
.Lifts
4
Utile
support.
JACK
K
EARNS
IS
LINING
UP
WALKER-SCIiAIELING
LOS
ANGELES,
Jan.
6:
Jack
Kearns
announced
yes-
terday
that
he
had
entered
up-
on
negotiation
to
match
Mic-
key
Walker
with
Max
Schmel-
lng,
world's
heayywelghf
box-
'
'lng
champion.
Kearns
said
the
of
basketball
bout
would
take
place
in
Miami
given
to
a
fine
card
thn
than
In
games
ram
.tH
staged
tn
in
th-
the
Auditorium
Ai,riitnri.,m
California
or
last
night.
The
27-12
victory
for
the
Scouts,
does
not
give
Justice
to
the
defeated
,
Rovers
who
put
up
a
hard
game
In
the
Junior
League.
,
The
Intermediate
game
was
fast'
and
aggressive
as
the
25-21
victory
,
for
High
School
over
Merchants
easily
indicates.
The
girls'
game
was
good
but
the
Cardinals
got
going
and
took
the
Comets
Into
camp
26-6.
The
senior
was
fast
and
the
game
'w!gnt
tu,e
o
dlspQ$e
Qf
here
Ffi
pick
of
the
evening,
the
Panthers
being
on
the
lucky
end
of
a
27-17
score
over
the
32
Taxi.
Senior
Game
It
was
easily
seen
after
the
first
few
minutes
of
play
that
the
Panthers
would
have
to
give
their
best
to
overcome
the
Taxi
boys.
The
feat.
Macdonald
and
Mitchell
engineered
some
fast
plays
for
the
Panthers
keeping
the
rest
of
the
boys
stepping
all
the
time.
B.
Vance
of
High
School
substituted
a
nice
game
for
the
Panthers.
For
the
Taxi
boys
Frlasell
turned
in
a
fast
game
with
V.
Menzles
playing
a
stellar
ame
at
guard.
The
32
boys
should
get
together
and
practice
a
few
plays
for,
with
the
team
they
staged
last
night,
they
could
become
very
dangerous
in
the
second
half.
Panthers
Mitchell
10.
Irvine
44),
Cross
(3),
Macdonald
8i.
Lyons
S.
Vance.
22
Taxi-D.
Stalker.
E.
Ratchf
ord
'
Chicago.
!
41
BAT
WANTS
NEW
TITLE
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
6
Having
but
nnp
mnrp
rhnltpno-pr
nf
hl
fon-thn-i.
day
night,
Bat
Battallno.
world's
featherweight
champ,
is
row
casting
his
eyes
upon
Tony
Canzoneri's
lightweight
crown.
It
has
been
ruled
that
Battallno
must
vacate
the
feather
title
be-
fore
he
can
take
on
Canzonerl
for
the
lightweight
crown.
play
was
very
ragged
in
the
first
few
minutes
but
It
did
not
take
(9)(
w
WralhaJ,
D
Gurvich
(2
ong
for
the
boys
to
start
giving
a
D
Fri2ze,
(6
y
Men2les
little
action,
the
Taxi
boys
had
the
best
of
the
game
in
the
first
half
,
.f."ale
Gme
scoring
five
field
baskets
to
the
Fighting
spirit
was
the
keynote
Panthers'
three.
Heavy
checking,
th'8
Right
from
the
start
the
Merchants
the
stu-Panthers
however,
on
the
part
of
32
gave
the
pressed
the
opportunity
of
kep-
fentus'
Hd
Paying,
without
skill
t,ng'
U
to
no
avail
1x1
a
bas-for
tag
the
score
10-9
on
personal
fouls
?
!?
the
first
half.
iketba"
Bame
Ior-
ln
the
Irst
ew
The
second
half
started
fast
ute
th5
Mercnants
hit
every-which
01108
but
the
basket-
T.ne
Students
always
gives
spectators
a
thrill.
Combination
was.
however.6?
dM
not
play
g00d
baskba"
the
first
half.
Wal-who
not
in
the
background
for
those
ters
was
Mt
,ett,ng
nls
team
down
watched
the
game
closely
,
could
see
some
nice
team
play.
22,
'
easy
though
and
went
through
however,
not
satisfied
with
thelwlth
a
few
BOl
P18
to
keeP
hu
lesson
they
received
in
the
last.5'116
even
wlth
Merchants.
On
the
game,
resorted
to
long
shots
whlch!her
hand-
Din6w
sink
constituted
the
reason
for
their
de
a
few
bf
his
shots
and
so
the
first
half
ended
with
close
play
as
11-9
score
easily
Indicates.
Second
half
started
with
both
teams
giving
everything
they
had
to
make
It
a
real
battle.
There
were
personal
fouls
aplenty
but
that
was
just
through
excitement
and
fast
piay.
Both
teams
started
to
tighten
up,
the
High
School
swinging
bark
to
their
flashy
combination
plays.
The
Merchants
could
not
stand
the
pace
and
toroke
down
in
the
last
10
minutes
using
Jong
passes
which
the
students
easily
intercepted.
Both
teams
got
an
equal
numbe
-of
shots
at
the
ring
tut
the
High
School
were
not
missing
and
hence
were
on
the
victorious
end.
For
the
High
School
Walters
must
be
com-
jplimented
on
his
solo
exhibits
ln
the
first
half
and
for
his
steadfast
support
in
the
second.
For
the
Merchants
Dingwell
was
the
sharp-
ffaooter
and
McNulty
also
played
hard.
Merchants
Dingwell
412),
Com-adlna
Ut,
Currle,
Pierce
(8).
Mc
Nulty.
High
School
Walters
(15),
Un
ger
1
5).
Wingham
4,
Vance.
To
bey,
Forbes.
.
-
'"
-v
-Ladies'
Game
One
annot
comment
on
this
game
very
much
fox
it
was
the
cardinals'
game
ail
the
way
through.
The
Cardinals
are
now
us
Ing
team
-work
to
.good
advantage
while
the
Comets
are
still
needing
Ipractloe.
It
looks
as
If
the
Cardinals
hui
give
tuc:
ituaciuia
a
icni
.buimc
next
Friday
For
the
Cardinals
both
forwards
were
dead
on
the
basket
with
the
rest
of
the
team
giving
them
won
derful
support
For
the
Comets
F.,
Steen
was
striving
hard
not
to
let
her
team
to
-down
tout
was
given
Cardinals
-1.
Lowe
'4.
C.
Ir
vine
t2).
'V.
Krlkersky
(10).
P
Stone,
A.
Olldirlst,
&
RivetL
Comets
Z.
fiteen.
P.
Har'vijy
2.
E.
Morris
2.
C.
McLeod.
JJ.
Jack.'
Junior
Came
With
vrry
game,
thesejyoungqr
walked
a
'good
combination
but
i
lacked
a
-sharpshooter.
Wilson
and
fianturbajie
for
the
Scouts
are
be-1
coming
.(tcad
-shots
and
left
their
I
team
well
tn
the
lead.
All
the
boys
Charlie
Chaplin
BOSTON
IS
j
You'd
thing
Charlie
Chaplin
would
be
able
to
play
better
in
his
baggy
trousers
and
bowler
wouldn't
you?
This
Is
while
guest
of
Winston
Churchill,
SPORT
CHAT
Connie
Mack
looks
ahead
confi
dently
to
1932,'
but
sees
the
Yankees
jls
a
serious
threat.
He
says:
"I
re
gard
the
Yankees
as
the
team
most
likely
to
give
us
a
fight.
Their
pitching
will
improve.
They
have
bought
some
fine
talent
to
bolster
their
weak
spots.
Then
they
have
Ruth
and
Oehrig.
The
Yanks
are
a
threat
and
a
most
dangerous
one:"
Jack
Dcmpsey,
former
champion
heavyweight
boxer,
arrived
ln
San
Francisco
recently
for
a
brief
visit.
The
ex-champlen
said
he
had
no
Immediate
plans
for
a
comeback
but
that
he
would
keep
in
training.
He
said
he
expected
to
keep
meeting
better
and
better
opponents
un
til
he
could
satisfy
himself
as
to
his
fitness
for
an
attempted
come
back,
if
one
is
made.
Art
Oagne,
formerly
of
Trlnce
Oeorge.
veteran
right
winger
of
Detroit
Falcons.
National
Hockey
League
squad,
has
been
turned
back
to
-the
Olympic,
of
the
Interna
tional
loop.
He
made
his
first
ap
pearance
ln
an
Olympic
uniform
last
Saturday.
Oagne
has
played
ln
Western
Canada,
for
Montreal
Ca
nadiens,
Boston
and
Ottawa,
and
is
the
oldestman
on
the
Olympic
roster.
Whist
Schedule
January
7
Moose
vs.
Orotto.
Sons
of
Norway
vs.
Musketeers
Fish
Packers
vs.
Seal
Cove.
Totem
Park
vij
ijb.OF.
Empress
vs.
Leglan.
CULIIKRTSON
LKAD
.
IS
FURTHER
CUT
JflEW
YORK.
Jan.
6:
Sidney
Lenz
and
Commander
Win-
fcoys
ate
Improving
and
dlth'lnj
up,lekl
Lifg4L
in
ight
rubbers
a
sood
brand
-of
baskntbilL
Rdvers
latt
ntaht.
cut
the
lead
of
Mr.
1
and
Mrs.
IHy
Culbertson
tn
the
IM-mbber
bridge
marathon
by
a
further
2,000
point.
At
the
end
of
ihe
130th
rubber
last
night,
Culbertson's
side
was
-were
striving
to
play
good
basket-
leading
Iby
14J7C
points.
Lenz
4
ball.
j
won
six
pf
last
night's
rubbers.
4
Rovers
McKlnley
t8),
McMeekln
.
The
ciitest
will
end
Friday
f2),Bremrier.'Winu5croft,
Davis
(2).
night.
Scouts
Wilson
(8),
Santurbane'
.
t
H),
JJUler,
Vlereck
(5),
Smith.
!-
NEAR
TOP
Bruins
Play
Tie
With
Maple
Leafs
aud
Take
Second
I'larr
Alone
In
American
Division
I
BOSTON,
Jan.
5:
By
playing
a
three-all
overtime
tie
with
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
last
night,
Boston
Bruins
moved
rnto
exclusive
possession
of
second
place
In
the
American
Division
of
the
National
Hockey
League,
advancing
ahead
of
the
Chicago
Black
Hawks
with
whom
they
had
been
tied.
The
Black
Hawks
and
Detroit
Falcons
were
idle
last
night.
Montreal
Canadiens
were
defeated
2
to
1
by
the
New
York
Americans
at
Montreal,
the
Americans
rutting
the
margin
between
themselves
and
the
Canadiens
for
second
place
ln
the
international
division
to.
one
point.
New
York
Rangers
continued
their
winning
stride
by
taking
the
measure
of
the
luckless
Montreal
Maroons
at
New
York
two
to
one.
Hockey
Standings
International
Division
W.
D.
L
Toronto
0
5
7
Canadiens
8
3
9
Americans
6
6
9
Maroons
3
12
American
Division
Rangers
U
53
i
Chicago
6
7
6
Boston
7
6
5
Detroit
6
3
10
Billiard
Averages
p
23
1!)
IS
13
i
31
19
20
15
Junior
League
I
O.
T.
Av.l
J.
May
(II)
.".3
600
200,
R.
Fong
LN)
.3
600
'
200'
W.
Stuart
tJr
3
600
200,
P.
Johnson
E
3
597
199:
P.
Chenoskl
E)
4
768
192
a.
Howe
(E)
3
573
191
R.
Wicks
(II)
3
.570
190
A.
Zadoroskl
(E)
3
563
189
1
B.
Wendle
(LN)
1
184
184
W.
Hudson
(ID
3
553
184
W.
Funnell
(J)
3
546
182'
N.
Chenoskl
(E)
2
559
182
P.
Vaccher
(LN)
3
547
W
F.
Aldrldge
(LN)
3
535
178
r
E.
Batt
(LN)
3
530
177.
A.
Murray
(LN)
2
335
168;
A.
Strachan
(J)
2
492
164,
L.
Raabe
(J)
3
491
164!
W.
E.
Hayhurst
(U)
2
488
163
i
J.
Bulger
(J)
3
450
150.
C.
Perry
HI)
2
294
147
(Note
H.,
Hawks;
J.,
Jewelers;
i
L.
of
N.,
League
of
Nations;
E..
Em-'
press).
JUNIOR
BILLIARD
STANDING
O.
Ttl.
Empress
1
1892
Hawks
2
1833
League
of
Nations
3
2731
Jewelers
..:
1
2584
Av,
.948!
D17
Sll
823
CRIBBAGE
-
SCHEDULE
January
II
Swifts
vs.
Elks.
1.
O.
O.
F.
vs.
Seal
Cove.
Eagles
vs.
Moose.
P.
R.
Hotel
VS.
Orotto.
Musketeers
vs.
K.
C.
Januarjr
18
Orotto
vs.
el
Cove.
Swifts'
vs.'
Eagles.
K.
C.
vs.
Elks,
Moose
vs.
P.
R.
Ilotrt.
MusJieteere
v.
I.
O.
O.
F.
January
25
a
(jet
-vaJ
Seal
Cv.
Mukelteri'-va,
Swift.
lrotto
vsi
Blkas.
I.
O.
O.
F,
V.
P.
R.
Hotel.
Moose
vs.
K.
C
February
1
'
Seal
Cove
-vs.
Makctecrs.
I.
O.
O.
F.
vs.
Swlf
la.
Moose
vs.
drptlo.
P.
R.
Hotjy
Vs.
Elks.
K.
C.
vs.
Eagles.
.
I'cbriiary
8
Elks
vt.
Moose.
Eagles
vs.
I.
O.
O.
F.
Swifts
v.
-Orotto.
Mufiketecra,
vs.
P.
R.
Hotel.
Seal
Cove
vs.
K.
C.
EDISOH
MAZDA.
Start
the
year
right
by
practicing
thrift.
Fill
empty
lamp
sockets
at
economy
prices.
Here
is
your
chance.
Edison
Mazda
Lamps
in
Cartons
of
Six
for
Sizes
1
5
to
60
wtt
InilJe
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J
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mvm
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-Wipe
that
Winkm
nil
ff.w
"Can't
you
ncc
I'm
one
of
the
crowd?"
"Wot
crowd?"
"The
crowd
with
the
Rukm-ham
Smile
the
crowd
-wot
gntoke
lt5OO,000
more
UurJiijilmm
Cigarettes
Ever)'
Week."
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you?"
MStv.
me!"
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more
Kiickingliams
wold
vcry
yauv
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more
Packages
boIA
every
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uckinaliani
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fiKuret
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wie
of
ltiHLiunlma
Ciearrllrt
during
the
uit
fn
yean.
KEEP
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