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TOUR.
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News
of
The
Sport
World
Empress
Wins
In
Billiards
Defeated
Jewelers
By
Score
pf
9.55
to
921
Last
Night
Results
of
the
Junior
Billiard
League
fixture
lasi
night:
Geo.
Howe
(Empress,
200;
Len
Raabe
(J6wejers)n56;
v'
,
Pete
Chehoskl,
155;
John
Bulger,
20J),
120
Leaf
Book
5C
The
ori(inal
utomtic
book.
One
letfatatithe.
JVbwasf.
120leavctSc
Demand
ZIG-ZAO
refuf
imitation
m
Prince
Rupert
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
three
Dry
Docks
Total
capacity
20,000,
ton?
Shipbuilders
and
Ship
Repairers
for
Steel
and
Wood
Vessels
Sawmill
and
MlnlnrMachlnerT
Repalfed'aiul
Overhauled
Iron
and
Brass
Casting
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
50-tnn
Derrick
for
Heavy
Lifts
MONTREAL,
March
4:
Walter
'
What
with
all
'hi-
talk
of
depres
sion
ar.d
possible
salary
cut
Bjbg
Ruth
decided
io
g
gunning
for
a
new
pair
of
shoes
or
a
belt
apd
shot
chi,s
alligator
near
St
Peterjburg.
BIG
BREAK
Huskies
Leave
TURNED
IN
For
California
Walter
Lindjum
Runs
181
Points
;
Uniye.rsjy
of
Wa?hinSton
Baskyt-In
One
fessjon
at
Table
In
j
paU
T(,m
ls
In'riuest
of
Pan'flc
Montreal
Coast
Conference
been
made
py
'Tom
NewnSp"o
"
Jif
'
Berkelejf
against
University
of
England
two
days
previous
California'today.
0
Lo.
he
poor
Indian
would
probably
havr
i-njoyed
a
iucros.se
aame
wfth
these
girlies
Recently
tntro
rliicpd
m
the
Pacific
Coast.
PRQVINCE
iDEMPSEY
.
-9'
ML
HAS
COLD;
18
GOOD
PlfiU
l?!
and
!"y
TfWP.V3--1
HVk'A
Pu
Two
Opponents
in
,
tures
General
Throunhout
Rrl-
Dayton
In
Less
Than
Hound
.1
of
fUhtlng
i
Kaoio
weamer
reports
Wfdnes-,
DAYTON,
Ohlp,
March
4:Jack
"
v
.vu
aitfc
a
luiu
wuvc
wcuipcy,
tinnier
worm
was
general
throughout
the
pro-
j
weight
champion
boxer,
yln.ee,
Y9nM!UYe,r
and"
other
pilnta
,
out'
two
onnoninU
in
le
,
in
the
south
having
fine
and
copl
:
round
Jn
exhibition
bouts
he
n.i.nlk.p
A
,
1
1
m
...
.
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ij...
'
11-
HVH
.
.
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nwm
wu
me
cuioest
poini
wempsey
imisnea
Jack
P
lips
I
In
the
province,
reporting
32
be-
In
one
minute
and
21
second
nnrt
"3"
wii's
vi'
rvjs
WJHIf
.
""'
ono
minuie
ana
iu
se
'
'
It
was
reported,
conds.
"
WHIST
IS
CONCLUDED
Last
isni
Whist
League
scores
for
final
gmes
ojfie
season
last
night
wre
is
foljgl's:
PQse
7,
Totem
Park
2.
rgTF.
6.
Orotio
3.
Legion
5,
eal"
Cpye
4.
Empjjjis
5.
Musketeers
4.
Fih
packers
5.
gjons
of
Norway
4.
League
standing
at
the
enT
of
season:
W
Legion
13
3fSui
11
&m
gng
f
Norway
11
Mieer
9
JJstT
Pacjcers
7
Seal
Cove
7
L.
9
11
International
DJvislon
i).
l.
Cjnadiens
Toronto
Vlaroojw
KmeHeans
C.
N.
R.
A
'fnthers
ns
oi
cnnida
IS
10
1
14
6
8
7
American
Division
tangers
31
7
Detroit
IS
7
Ijhlcago
U
it
ioston
.
U
11
!ntfnpiatc
tcjfJ'e
High
School
Ttnla
MejcJiant?
ardlhals
3
Junior
League
low
zero.
At
Dawson,
in
Yukon
Ter-
;
Pat
Sullivcn.
former
heavyweight
Rovers
rltory.
It
was
42
below.
!
champion
of
the
United
States!
League
of
4
.....4
Ladles
League
w
a
.5
Nations
.
S
D,oy
ScouU
2
Japanese
Students
.
3
lft
IS
31
18
13
i;
8
'
The;
four
teams
tying
wll
play
pff
j
at
Uje
yprk
Hotel
Sunday.
CANADlENS
ARE
ON
TOP
.Montreal
Teams
Battled
Closely
"
'
",Us
?fiht
Ranyers'
V1n
Over
Falcons
MONTREAL.
March
4:
Montreal
Canadleru
stepped
put
of
the
Me
for
leadership
of
the
International
division
pf
the
National
Hockey
League
last
night
when
they
de
feated
their
townsmen,
the
Montreal
Maroons,
two
to
one
n
a
tightly
contested
game,
the
Toronto
Mape
Leafs,
who
were
Idle,
being
left
in
second
pHce.
The
New
Vork
kaneers
increased
thif
fid
tri
the
Americah
division
to
ten
points
when
they
defeated
the
second
place
Detroit
Falcons'
Paul
jonnson,
200,
wm.
Stuart,
kxwf
frnffiK
-Miih
uf.
:
"
MF
V1
mvww
v
v
v
v
;
wvif4
4
uiuiiwuoy
rf
'Jailer.
Nick
ChenoskL
200:
j
finnnrfer
"
T
yuH""cJ'1
F
f.4
5f
w
"f""1'
OI..W!
u.
...
.
,poji)M
W
one
session
on
a
table
ingon
iiusKies
in
quest
of
the
Pa-i
f
f
p,
i
187.
22
Zadaroskl,
200;
A.
otol
Empress,
955;
.
Jwplers,
JUXIfllt
BILLIAKjig-
Mar.
4
Hawks
vs.
Jewelers.
Mr.
S-L.
of
N.
vs.
Hawks.
Max.
11
Jewelers
vs.
L.
of
N.
Mar.
15Enipess
vs.
Jewelers.
AUr.
18
L.
of
N.
vs.
Hawks.
SAVE
MONEY!
"Roll
Your
Own"
v-ith
ZIG-ZAG
CIQARETTE
PAPERS
.
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m
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m
x
nw
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f
UlUltUUinO
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The
previous
nrpvlnii
rmrH
record
nf
of
1183
11R5
had
hart
tit!
title.
Th
The
flmt
first
nnu
game
will
be
nbvl
played
.
D
p.
0
ss
98
39
BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE
March
t
S.
O.
C.
vs
C.
N.
B.
Tuxls
vs'
MerohaU.
Cardinals
vij,
aauons.
gcbots
"Vs.
JapsTnes:
.VJafcfe
8
Ranlhcrs
v.S.
O.
&
High
Bchool
XI
.Hetpnants.
Cardinals
v.
Atouotu
Rotern
V3.
xuts.
March
11
Panthers
vs.
C.
tf.
R.
Tuxis
vs.
High
School.
Cardinals
vs.
Amatons.
League
of
Nations
vs.
Japane
fJaskeiball
Standing
snqD
iijji.r
o.r
WWii
'
!
L.
Pt
Z
ia
i
io
0
J
.3
'4
L.
Pts.
3
15
0
0
1'
f
f
f
f
4
f
Hi
TRAIL
WINS
SENIOR
'
Bi
II.
C.
HOCKEY
TITLE
f
'
"'
3
S
TRAIL.
Marrh
4:
Trail-won
N'
the
senior
hockey
champion-
tl'-r
snip
oi
tsniisn
uoiumoia
last
t
'ttliBl&W2KgfJ
;
night
by
defeating
Vancouver
.
1
Ek-King
Qeorge's'by
a
score
of
BADMINTON
NEAR
CLOSE
Finals
Arc
Now
Being
Approached
In
City
Championship
Tournament
Only
three
games
were
played
last
evening
In
the
city
champion
ship
badminton
tournament.
Results
were
as
follows:
Mixed
doubles
Ronald
Allen
and
Miss
Myra
Kinslor
beat
Wimer
Bryant
and
Miss
Jessie
Moffatt,
18-15.
15-7.
Men's
doubles
Shelf
ord
Darton
and
Bill
Lambie
beat
Wlaner
Bryant
and
Bob
Moxley,
6-15.
15-9.
Men's
singles
Bob
Tobey
beat
F.
M.
Daviw,
15-10,
13-18.
15-9.
Tonight's
Draw
The
dra.w
for'
tonight
Is
as
follows:
7
pin.
W.
Lambie
and
Miss
Caroline
Mitchell
vs.
F.
M.
Dairies
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng.
7:20
H
T.
Cros
and
W.
L.
Stam-
i
ford
vs.
Norman
Allen
and
Bob
To
bey-
7:40
William
Lambie
and
Shel-ford'
Darton
vs.
1J'.
Lyons
and
J.
Comadlna.'
'8
W.
Tobey
and
Wtiner
Bryant.
Final
games
"In
Ihe'cfuallfying
roaiwtll
be
pyjd
totPrrpF
night
and
finals
will
be
annpunced
'
on
Monday.
TJie
"ftajae"
Qets
An
Alligator
T
i
wo
io
nil
i
or
meir
secona
x
'
straight
victory.
'"
4
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i
IS
SHOT
John
Hanson
Murdered
Wednesday
111
lintel
Rnnm
at
Pnrflanrl
PORTLAND,
Ore..
March
4
John
Hanson,
a
well
known
local
welterweight
boxer,
was
shot
and
killed
in
a
hotel
room
here
Wednesday
The
police
are
seeking
u
man
with
whose
wife
Hanson
is
believed
to
have
been
found.
nsUt
on
V
GRANT'S
BEST
RftOCUftABLE"
For
Sale
at
Vendors
or
direct
from
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the
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more
tlian600lranclic?
of
the
BVIl
OF
MoNTRgAL
.no
matter
vjtcr
it
is
located,
has
Lcliiptl
it
the
full
resources
of
the
whole
oran'tza
tipn,wliicli
lias
Capital
anJ
Reserves
of
pver
74,OOOfOOO,
an4
Assets
exceeding
$750,000,000.
Nq
qccount
is
too
small
and
none
too
large
for
tlic
BANK
OFMONTIAL
to
handle
with
efficiency
and
courteous
attention
to
the
cusf
orncr
individttol
requirements.
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
Established
l8l7
TJ.'
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in
except
of
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Kupcft
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