PHAR
LAP
!
WON
RACE
New
Zealand
Wonder
Horse
Winner
'of
Afcoi
Caliente
iliftdlcafi,
West's
.Premier
Race
AQUA
CALIE&TE,
March
21-Pha'r
Lafc.
the
New
Zealand
horse
which
had
been
qodted
as
the
fa-Vorlte,
won
the
$50,000
Agrua
Calient
handicap,
the
West
premier
horse
race,
here
jlMterday.
Reveille
Boy
was
second
and
feclmlkr
third
in
a
field
of
ten
Spanish
Ptty
and
Cabezo.
also
fa-Vored
horses,
were
unplaced.
Phar
Lap
broke
the
track
record
ifor
the
mile
and
a
qtorter
course
by
Covering
the
distance
ih
two
minutes
and
two
ahfl
four-fifths
seconds.
He
was
easily
the
master
of
Ihe
enttre
field.
ReveIHe
Boy
finished
second
two
.rength
behind
Phr
Lap
after
a
backfield
rush
which
took
him
from
Seventh
position.
Six
Ball
Clubs
Seattle
League
Number
of
Teams
in
Senior
Circuit
feint
Reduced
From
Eight
In
Interests
of
Better
Play
SEATTLE,
March
21:
Wfth
a
view
to
having
a
better
distribution
of
players
and
an
accordingly
bet
ter
brand
of
pfay
and
keener
com-1
petition,
it
has
been
decided
that
the
Seattle
senior
baseball
league'
this
season
shall
consist
of
six
in-1
stead
of
eight
clubs.
Judgment
frtf
iMaihtiff
Givn
in
CiYil
Action
.
Judgment
for
pkuitl'f'f
was
gtVen
Saturday
by
Judge
F.
McB.
Young
lh
the
County
Court
civil
action
of
Aenri
Plaintiffs
claim
was
for
$120.35
on
a
roofing
Job.
Counsel
for
plaintiff
was
L.
W.
Patmore
arid
for
defendant,
T.
W.
Brown.
PRINCEGE0R6E
.
Col.
C.
W.
Peek
?.C.
anti
othfer
iftembers
of
the
pensions
tribunal,
who
held
a
sefcMon
here
tost
.week,
were
honored
by
members
of
the
(janadian
Lglon
at
a
smoker
on
Tuesday
evening.
J.
0.
Wilson,
pre-sjdent
of
the
Tocal
branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion,
was
In
the
chair
ana
me
principal
speakers
were
Ooi.
Peck
and
CtpU.R
C.
McKen-zTe.
Members
of
the
city
council
aad
board
of
school
truster
held
a
Joint
Ifieetlnc
lost
Mnnrin
nlaVit
rh
It
Is
better
to
fall
down
on
the
job
than
to
lie,
down
in
it.
.
.
.
.i
H
ill
AnVi:iitrsivn
copy
MUST
UK
IN
F.AULY
Cofiv
for
clisntav
nrtvpi-titi..
ments
should
be
in'
the
hands
of
the
printers
not
later
than
a
p.m.
me
aay
prior
io
UUDII
cation,
this
Is
hccfssory
In
eh
ablo
lMt
positions
to
I
s
cured.
a
.
i.
i.
k
It
mii-st
be
swel
Ito
lake
a
British
batr.Iet.hip
to
Florida,
tie
her
up
at
Miami
ahd
go
in
for
a
swim.
That's
what
Captain
A.
F.
St.
George
Lyfcter
of
H.
M.
S.
Danae
'did.
SPORT
CHAT
Basketball
fans
have
a
real
treat
lh
Store
for
them
tonight
at
the
Auditorium.
The
main
feature
of
the
evening
will
be
the
first
of
a
two
-game
series
between
the
Panthers
and
the
C.
N.
R.
for
the
championship
of
the
Senior
League.
Both
teams
are
Dlavine
first
class
bas
ketball
and
tonight's
game
should
prove
to
be
a
hard-fought
match.
Ah
exhibition
game
between
the
Tuxis
and
the
High
School
is
also
billed
on
tonight's
card
and
also
the
play-off
between
the
Rovers
and
the
Japanese
Association
for
the
Junior
championship.
An
added
attraction
will
be
a
half-mile
roller
skating
race
between
Dick
Stra-ehah
and
Earl
Batt.
The
action
of
th
Wow
Rnnth
Wales
Amateur
Athletic
Association
In
deciding
to
forward
the
name
of
J.
A.
Carlton,
the
Australian
sorint
I
champion,
to
the
Olympic
selection
committee
is
causing
no
little
concern
to
Carlton
and
hit
Mentis.
Carlton
entered
the
seminary
of
the
Order
of
the
Sacred
Heart
a
few
days
ago
and
before
doing
so
made
this
statement:
"I
have
quite
board
presented
an
amended
list
of
;
made
up
my
mind,
I
will
not
be
io-estlmatcfc
totalling
isJtt.W.
Sai-1
ing
to
Melbourne
for
the
Australian
arte
of
the
teachers
have
bteh
re-',
championships,
nor
will
I
be
going
aucea
eigm.
percent
in
coaipftsnce
with
their
own
offer.
W.
ft.
McAfee,
manager
of
the
Big
Bay
Lumber
Co.,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Catala
yesterday
afternoon
from
a
brief
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
to
Los
Angeles
for
the
Olympic
Games.
I
am
studying
for
the
priesthood
and
my
running
days
are
over."
Fanny
BofeW
Rchfeld,
Canadian
OlymfHc
track
star
of
four
years
ago.
ft
How
tills
"bail
girl"
bf
Toronto
tfoRfen's
Nstktrtisall.
With
Dot
hettdMek,
team-thate,
Bobby
leads
thf
aJhftw-
rfo
hk
in
.
allies.
Both
htife
22
pearlies
so
far
tiro
WEATlM
REPOkT
Langara
Island
Cloudy,
light
southwest
wind;
heavy
swell.
Triple
Island-Part
cloudy,
light
southeast
wind;
sea
moderate.
Dead
Tree
Point
Part
cloud
v
"fun!
."Mithflt
wind:
barometer,
30:!D-
lc-r;)crnture.
1?;
r-hopiiy
Sea.
'his
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Final
Remaining
Games
Tueslday
Will
Not
Affect
Standings
ih
S'a'tional
Hockey
League
i
new
xokk,
Marcn
zi
:
piay-ou
positions
in
the
National
Hockey
'
League
were
cinched
as
a
result
of
week-end
play
and
the
last
remaining
scheduled
games
set
for
Tuesday
cannot
change
the
general
standing.
Montreal
Canadiens
and
New
York
Rangers
have
captured
first
places
in
the
two
divisions.
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
and
Chicago
Bfcek
Hawks
are
second
place
teams
while
Montreal
Maroons
and
Detroit
Fas-
con:!,
finishing
third,
also
get
t&ejr
play-off
chance.
New
York
Americans
and
Boston
Bruins
finishing
last,
will
not
fi
gure
in
the
play-offs.
Week-end
scores
were
as
follows
SATURDAY
SCORES
Canadiens
,
Maroons
4.
Chicago
3,
Toronto
II.
SUNDAY
SCORES
New
York
Americans
1,
New
York
Rangers
4.
Boston
o.
Chicago
l.
Toronto
3,
Detroit
2.
Hockey
Standings
International
Division
W.
V.
L.
P.
Canadiens
34
7
16
55
Toronto
23
7
17
53
Maroons
10
7
22
45
Americans
16
8
23
40
American
Division
Rangers
23
8
17
54
Chicago
18
11
18
47
Detroit
17
10
20
44
Boston
14
12
il
4$
BILLIARDS
FINISHED
h'6
Outstanding
Junior
League
Games
Were
Played
Over
Week-End
Postponed
games
cleaning
up
list
week's
two
Junior
Leastfe
billiard
fixtures
were
played
at
Ihe
end
of
the
week.
,
In
ihe
final
game
from
iatt
Mon
day
night's
fixture
between
League
3f
Nations
and
Jewelers.
Rot
FoVik
won
f6r
the
League
of
Nations
from
Alex
Strachan
by
a
score
of
200
to
'M.
TWe
Jewelers,
as
a
result,
won
the
fixture
by
the
narrow
margin
of
895
to
888.
In
the
last
outstanding
game
from
Thursday
night
between
the
'lawks
snd
empress.
Nlek
Chenoski
mm
for
Empress
by
defeating
WU-'tam
Murray
200
to
187.
The
Em-
jress
won
the
fixture
by
a
close
ag-
jregate
score
of
912
to
03.
The
league
standing
for
the
se
cond
half
of
the
sflUon
to
date
is,
as
follows:
G.
Ttl.
Av.j
Empress
10
9200
b2i
Jewelers
11
0359
896
League
of
Nations
10
ma
895
Hawks
11
0546
m
Billiard
Averaged
Junior
League
a.
N.
ChMittUtt
B
13
J.
Saunders
(J)
11
W.
Stuart
iJ
14
J.
MayilD
14
O
Howe
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13
R.
Fong
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13
P.
Johnson
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13
P.
Chenoski
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(J)
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B.
Wendle
(LNi
14
13
13
3
13
13
14
14
10
10
K.
Batt
(LN)
13
A.
Strachan
J)
14
A.
Kitffrdy
(LN)
2
J.
bulgcr
(J)
14
O.
Perrj
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