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WIN
BILLIARDS
Jewelers
Defeated
854
to
722
in
Junior
League
Fixture
The
Junior
Billiard
League
fixture
between
Jewelers
and
Hawks
was
completed
last
night,
the
Hawks
winning
by
an
aggregate
score
of
854
to
722.
Individual
scores
for
the
final
three
games
were
as
follows:
John
Bulger
'
Jewelers
,
200;
Roy
Wicks
(Hawks),
150.
William
Stuart,
200;
W.
Hutson.
104.
Johnny
Saunders
124:
WUlla.n
Murray,
200.
The
league
standing
for
the
second
half
of
the
season
to
date
is
as
follows:
O.
Ttl.
AT
Empress
9
8297
924
Jewelers
10
8964
896
League
of
Nations
9
8064
896
Hawks
10
8642
864
Billiard
Averages
Junior
Lea
rue
'
G.
T.
O.
Howe
E
12
2298
J.
Saunders
J
10
1909
N.
Chenoskl
IE)
12
2294
J.
May
(Hi
13
2452
W.
Stuart
J
13
2451
R.
Fong
(LN)
12
2245
P.
Johnson
E
12
2246
P.
Vaccher
(LN)
12
2223
A.
Zadaroskl
(E)
12
2192
W.
Murray(H)
9
1636
W.
Funnel!
(J)
3
546
L.
Raabe
(E)
12
2156
P.
Chenoskl
(E)
13
2332
W.
Hutson
H
13
.2303
R.
Wicks
H
13
2297
P.
Aldrldge
(LN)
12
2140
E.
Batt
(LN)
12
2107
B.
Wendle
(LN)
9
1561
A.
Strachan
(J)
13.
2178
A.
Murray
(LN)
2
335
C.
Perry
H)
12
1863
J.
Bulger
(J)
13
2094
W.
E.
Hayhurst
(H)
4
604
International
Division
D.
7
'7
6
8
American
Division
Ranger
22
7
Chicago
.
17
10
Detroit
..
16
8
Boston
,
13
H
L.
15
16
21
20
15
16
19
19.
Av
192
191
191
188
188
187!
187,
185
184
182
182
180
179
177
HEN
Connie
M.:k.
the
K'-.md
old
man
of
baseball.
haws
'em
how.
The
69-year
old
pilot
of
the
Athletics
is
with
his
team
at
Fort
Myers.
176
1
Tommy
Ryan
emerged
from
the
and
bouts
to
the
finish
almost
un-2?
lumber
camps
of
Michigan
in
the
marked.
I
"
a""
R
n'
nht
tne
nineties
a
rough
and
ready
scrap-
waf
.
.
,,
.
,,
original
Jack
Dempsey
at
Coney
168kr
who
eventually
bseame
welter-
Igland
to
1905
when
ne
won
wlth
a
168weight
and
middleweight
boxing
knock-out
In
the
third
round
that
155
champion
of
the
world.
.Ryan
,
re-
he
decided
to
gather
what
money
153
151
Hockey
Scores
Toronto
1,
Montreal
3.
Chicago
3.
Boston
2.
New
York
Americans
5,
New
York
Rangers
1.
Hockey
Standings
FIGURES
IN
SPORT
'TOMMY
RYAN,
BOXER
i
tired
from
both
claseea
undefeated
he
could
from
fighting
and
retire
and
with
his
meagre
ring
earning
be""
ne
reached
the
downward
went
to
California
with
his
wife,
turning
road.
Ryan
quit
the
ring
in
As
a
reault
of
wise
investment,
he
1907
and
conducted
a
club
at
Syra-now
resides
at
Culver
City
ap-
c"se.
N-Y.,
before
going
west.
In
his
proaehlng
the
classification
of
a
day
he
defeated
such
noted
fighters
millionaire.
,u
Mysterious
Billy
Smith,
Red
Ryan
was
born
at
Redwood.
N.Y.,
Brennan,
Jack
Wilkies,
Jimmy
Mur-
March
31,
1870,
the
son
of
a
French
Phy
Mike
Shaughnessy
and
George
glassblower
and
an
English
mother.
Lavlgne.
Kid
McCoy.
Ryan
used
to
He
ran
away
from
home
to
the
lum-;
say.
wa
hi
most
persistent
hoodoo.
ber
camps
because
he
did
not
want
Aiinougn
Mcuoy
deieatea
Kyan
a
to
become
a
glaatblower.
He
aum-1
number
of
times,
they
always
ed
the
name
of
Tommy
Ryan
after
i
fought
at
the
light
heavyweight
running
away.
lln"t
and
the
middleweight
crown
Graduating
from
the
bar-room
j"8
never
at
stake.
For
a
number
brawl
of
the
lumber
camps.
Ryan
!
ot
!w
toured
the
country
49
'went
to
Detroit
and
other
towns
I
n
vauoevuie
witn
Bob
mzsimmons,
45
which
were
then
the
national
box-1
boxing
exhibitions
wl.th
the
former
42
ling
frontier.
At
the
age
of
31
he
met
heavyweight
champion.
38
;
and
knocked
out
Danny
Need
ham
!
Ryan
instructed
Jim
Jeffrie
in
51
after
76
gruelling
rounds
at
Mm-
j
the
famous
crouch
which
allowed
nea
polls
to
become
welterweight
,
the
latter
to
spring,
the
startling
champion
of
the
world.
He
collec-
upset
at
Coney
Island
in
1898
when
44
'
ted
$2000
a
hi
share
of
the
battle,
he
knocked
out
Fltwlmmons
in
the
40
1
Later
a
he
put
on
weight
he
step-
eleventh
round
to
become
heavy-37
,ped
Into
the
welterweight
claaslft-
weight
champion.
One
of
Ryan's
i
cation
which
had
been
vacated
by
famous
tricks
was
a
light,
flicking
...
.
Bob
Fltaaimmon
and
held
the
title
teft
which
dJd
no
real
damage
to
f"
1
Iaee
ne
rortune
ut)U1
retirement
Ryan
,urvjv-
An
opponent
but
kept
him
off
ft
usually
runs
Into
a
nice
fl-
m
0T
titles
during
the
ante
and
a
ready
victim
for
a
6
age
of
the
skin-tight
boxing
glove
knock-out.
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BRAN
DY
HANDY
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IN
COGNAC,
FRANCE
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Tnls
udvertiment
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
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Government
of
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Columbia
Prince
George
Is
Going
Big
Interior
'Hockey
Team
Shows
Van-i
tourer
and
Merritt
Opponents
j
How
to
Play
flame
I
The
Prince
George
hockey
team'
recently
defeated
the
Vancouver,
Macabees
at
Merritt
by
scores
of
5!
to
2
and
6
to
1
In
the
playdowns
of
!
the
British
Columbia
intermediate
i
hockey
championship.
The
victory!
over
the
Vancouver
team
followed.
the
defeat
by
Prince
George
of
Merritt
in
a
qualifying
game.
Prince;
George,
as
a
result,
qualified
to
meet
Vernon
in
the
finals,
the
first
!
game
of
which
Vernon
won
3
to
0.
J
The
Prince
Oeorge
team
consis
ted
of
Izowtky.
Nehrlng,
Abbott,
ICarson,
Corless,
H.
Harper.
Rogers.,
Rogers,
L.
Harper.
Friend
and;
'
Perry.
-
SPORT
CHAT
Clipping
split
seconds
off
the
world's
automobile
speed
record
has
proved
not
only
a
difficult
task,
replete
with
thrills
and
hazards,
but
one
upon
which
sizeable
fortunes
hive
been
spent.
Especially
has
this
been
true
In
the
past
five
years,
when
land
speed
has
been
advanced
at
a
faster
pace
than
in
any
other
corresponding
period
In
racing
history.
During
that
half
de
cade,
records
show
approximately
$1,000,000
has
been
expended
that
a
mere
6.013
seconds
could
be
shaved
off
the
record
time
for
the
measured
mile.
Although
a
seemingly
small
reduction
In
time,
those
pre
cious
six
seconds
represent
the
boosting
of
straightaway
speed
ex-1
'
actly
71
ill
miles
an
hour
with
the
fastest
cars
the
best
engineering
j
science
In
the
world
could
build.
Incident
to
enormous
costs
Involved
in
record
trial,
consider,
for
instance,
the
case
of
Sir
Malcolm
Campbell
of
England,
who
Just
recently
broke
his
own
world's
record
of
245
miles
an
hour.
This
47-year
old
driver
has
been
blazing
automobile
speed
history
down
the
roaring
road
for
the
past
quarter
of
a
century
and
says
he
probably
will
tay
In
the
game
"until
I
am
white-haired."
During
the
part
five
years
In
which
Sir
Malcolm
has
been
ex-'emely
active
In
establishing
new
straightaway
records,
his
trials
have
cost
an
estimated
half
million
dollars.
Six
other
drivers.
Including
Sir
Malcolm's
greatest
rival,
the
late
Sir
Henry
Segrave,
also
of
Britain,
spent
approximately
an
other
half
million
on
their
record
attempts
but
only
twe
beside
the
British
sportsmen
and
the
late
Ray
Keech
of
Philadelphia
were
successful.
Of
these
six
other
drivers
four
rode
to
spectacular
deaths
while
engaged
In
the
advancement
of
speed.
They
were
81r
Henry.
Keech.
Frank
'Lockhart'
and
Lee
i
Bible,
the
last
three
in
auto
acci
dents
and
Sir
Henry
in
a
speed
boat
wreck.
Most
of
Sir
Malcolm
early
re
cord
runs,
like
those
of
other
Bri
tlsh
contenders,
were
made
on
pen
dine
sands
in
England.
As
records
were
advanced
higher
and
higher
necessitating
longer
rolling
starts,
that
famous
.racing
strip
proved
to
be
too
short
and
drivers
cast
about
for
a
more
suitable
site.
After
Sir
Malcolm
set
a
record
of
174.224
mile
an
hour
at
Pendlne
on
Feb
ruary
4,
1927.
Sir
Henry.
In
seeking
to
recoer
previously
lost
laurels,
came
to
Dayton
Beach
for
new
trials.
And.
on
March
29
of
that
year,
he
startled
the
world
by
boosting
the
record
to
203.79
mile
an
hour.
Sir
Malcolm
came
over
the
pushed
the
record
up
to
206.950:1
miles
onjy
to
lose
It
two
months
later
to
Kcefh
who
clipped
off
I"
207.552
mt)ean
hour
in
a
36-cyl-Inder
Triplex;
t'-r
Eager
to
regain
the
record.
Sir
Henry
again
returned
in
1929
and
on
March
11
sent
hi
Irving-Napier
car
hurtling
over
the
sands
at
the
unprecedented
land
speed
of
231.-362
mile
an
h0ur.
Sir
Malcolm
then
Immediately
made
preparations
for
recapturing
the
record
and
on
February
5.
1931.
knocked
off
245.733
miles
an
hour
In
his
Napier-Camp-
j
bell
racer
here.
Unsatisfied
with
Oils
record,
however,
Sir
Malcolm
I
came
back
In
an
effort
to
boost
the
,
mark
still
higher,
succeeding
last'
month
in
setting
253
.908
miles.
On
one
untuned
practice
run
last
,
year
he
claimed
he
attained
a
speed
.
of
205.
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what
you
get
when
,
you
are
looking
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