it.
I
A.
Defeats
Panther
econd
Half
H
i
i
GH
Cbtintry'
Soccer
Exciting
Basketball
Witnessed
ENGLISH
CUP
By
Large
Crowd
Last
Night
and
j
Arsenal
1,
Semi-Finals
Manchester
City
0.
Climactic
Finish
Was
Afforded.
Newcastle
2,
Chelsea
1.
1
W
M
J
ft'
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si
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for
,
r,
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3
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Sm
111
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ENGLIS1I
LEAGUE
First
.DjyUion
Boltpn
5,
Birmingham
1.
Grimsby
Town
4,
Blackburn
3.
Leicester
City
2,
Blackpool
2.
Liverpool
2
Sheffield
United
1
Middlesbropgh
0,
gundeflapd
1.
,
,
There
was
tense
excitement
for
the
basketball
cames
!p)ayed
in,,theU(litqrium
last
night.
With
the
fans
going
wild
in
their
seatp,-
the
C.
N.
R.
A.,
with
ten
niinutes
to
go
and
tie
score
23-
against
them,
crept
up
on
the
Panthers
steadily
and,
in
the.
dying
monients
of
the
game,
turned
Sheffield,
Weaneeday
2,
VfestWrW-
This
makes
the
0.
ff.
R.
A.
flromwich
5.
West
Ham
United
2,
perby
County
I-
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
First
Djyision
Airdrieonlans
2,
Third
Lanark
2.
Celtic
2,
Motherwell
f
Cowdenbeath
2,
Dundiee
j..
Dundee
United
0,
Rangers
5.
Hamilton
Academisals
C,
Clyde
1.
Hearte
2.
St.
Mirren
.
Kilmarnock
6,
LeJUi
Athletic
3.
Morton
1,
Aberdeen
1.
Partick
hTUtle
2
Ayr
ynited
1.
Queen's
Park
2,
F&Jkirk
1.
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
Second
Division
PfQdfQrd
1,
Notts
Qoyndy
1.
purplsy
2,
PortfjiLe
2.
CjiarlUn
Athletic
3,
Swansea
Town
3.
phestffHeld
,
puiy
1.
Manchester
VRt6&
Z
?l?fsm&
Argyle
1.
Nottingham
Forest
2,
Oldham
;
At,et!C
Preston
M
Northend
th
A
,
2.
Millwall.O.
,,
I
SouthampUi
0,
Bradford
Otty
1.
Stoke
City
3.
Leeds
Unjtd
4.
Tottenham
Hotspurs
2,
Bristol
pity
1.
Wolverhampton
WapdeiVFS
2,
j
parnsley
0.
SCOTJISH
LpAGV'E
Secon4
Division
Alloa
0,
Raith
Revets
0.
Boness
1,
ArbrpaUi
4.
Brechin
City
3,
Hibernians
3.
Dumbarton
3,
Albion
iTovers
1.
East
Fife
5,
punjjsflpjin.e
UjW
a
East
Stirling
0.
St.
Johnstone
1,
,
Forfar
Athlete
.
djpyih
(My
?.
Queen
af
8outh
4.
Klnfs
Park
1.
St.
Bernard's
1.
Montrose
2.
Stenhousemuir
3.
Armajal
9,
BASKETBALL
March
15
S.
O.
C.
vs.
C.
it.
R.
Tuxis
v
Merchants.
Cardinals
vs.
Amazons.
Rovers
vs.
Japanfse.
seenjingjy
sure
deteqp
into
a
cinch
for
the
secopd
h
apd
they
will
battle
with
the
panthers
jagajn
at
a
later
datp
fpr
the
CS'
championship.
j
I
The
Intermediates
also
put
up
a
Hl4r)ing
and
very
close
garneputtne
High
School
got
trip
edf?
in
the,
The$e
boys
also
put
up
a
real
feet
few
minutes
and
again
de-jclean
and
fast
exhibition
of
ball,
fegted
the
Tuxis
26-2.
f
At
no
time
was
the
game
secure
for
The
girls'
game
was
a
pnje-sided
either
side.
The
score
did
not
vary
flffajr
in
which
the
Amazons
thor-:any
mole
than
two
or
three
point?
WJfhJy
defeated
the
Cardials
17-7
fcp
cjpch
the
Ladles'
League,
j
The
Japanese
Younj;
people
de-
f(tcJ
the
League
o
Natfops
H-8
tq,gyp
them
a
chapce
wth
the
Rovers
to
battle
for
Junior
League
hopore
In
the
second
half.
.
center
fcame
This
game
tart4
fest
with
the
Panthers
playing
stejlar
basketball
and
using
perfect
combination
fhlh
eompleUly
hafffed
tfte
C.
N.
n.
A.
who
strained
ypliptly
but
to
jno
avail.
It
looked
like
ft
pne-sided
affair
when
the
whistle
blew
at
half
time
and
the
score
stopd
15-2
i
v
f
Th
second
hair
srq
wun
ine
same
enthusiastic
play,
the
Pan-
$tfis
completely
optplayfng
the
fail
way
boys
who
w$re
a
little
qff
in
tneir
snooung.
wijn
rui
ju
mip-
M
Vo
go
the
score
stood
23-5
for
Paptfcltra.
Then
the
faps
were
treated
to
one
of
those
peculiar
changes
which
often
happen
In
sport,
The
C.
N.
R.
boys
started
to
pep
up
and
sank
a
couple
of
bas-
ket.
Ttiey
got
neartenea
at
tnis
4pd
ripped
the
ball
time
after
time
through
td
Styles
under
the
basket,
piercing
tne
aeience
01
ine
fan-
tbr
who
were
weakeplng
fast.
WWi
deliberate
and
decUlye
play,
they
kept
tm
Pantnprs
ax
pay
ana
kept
piling
up
the
score
or
theirir
elves
till,
with
A
fpw
rajnutes
to
i)ay.
they
found
taajstlves
lied.
Th
fans
ro?
red'
with
exejtament
as
C.
N.
R.
scored
again
to
give
them
a
lead
of
two
points
just
before
the
whistle
blew.
It
looked
impossible
1
for
a
while
for
C.
N,
R.
to
win
but
they
played
winning
ball
in
the
face
of
defeat
and
were
Tewarded
by
victory.
27-26.
C.
N.
R.
A,
-Styles
10)
p.
Mor-
17"
At
the
end
o
the
day
....
Settled
in
a
comfortable
chair
with
pipe
and
paper,
there's
only
one
thing
more
required
for
perfect
contentment
a
glass
of
BOHEMIAN
LAGER!
Ifo
finer
beer
is
brewed
in
Canada.
It's
a
British
Columbia
product.
VtooniA
Phokik
tiuLWiNO
CaiHM'LrB'
..-v'cT,,?.!.r.
Tbi
advert
ist
iof
lit
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
tht
Government
of
British
Columbia.
victory,
oeating
the
ranthers
rison
2l,
Johnson
i9i,
Lambie
(6),
Nelson,
J.
Morrison.
j
Panthers
Mitchell
HO).
Irvine,
Cross
15),
Lyons
2t,
McDonald
p,
Thurber.
Intermediat
r.anie
J
between
the
teams.
Both
teams
j
played
good
combination
but
the
j
Tuxis
were
away
off
in
their
shoot-
ing.
If
they
had
scored
half
their
shots
they
could
easily
have
won.
However,
the
team
that
gets
the
baskets
wins
so
the
High
School
beat
the
Tuxis,
26-22.
H,gh
SchoolWa,ters
(5)
Wing.
nam
,,3,,
Unger
(6)
Vance
Xobey
Hlckey
(2.
Tuxis
Morrison
S,
R.
Morrison
(6),
Nakamoto,
Thurber
4i
Smith
'11,
Hansop
i3).
Girl's
Game
The
girls'
match
was
very
one-
We4
nd
J1
Amne
P1"1
a
over
the
Cardinals.
Amazons
Boddie
(7),
Pritchard
f$K
Tite
(4))
McLeod,
Riuhie.
Cardinals
Lowe.
Irvine
(3),
stone
2).
Oilchrist
(2).
Rlvett.
steen.,
Junior
League
The
junior
match
was
also
very
one-slded.
The
Japanese
played
all
0Ver
the
League
of
Nations
who
imVe
a
nablt
of
dribbling
the
ball
too
much
and
taklne
lone
shot
Th'e
Japanese
used
combination
and
cinch
shots
instead
of
long
one
an
dconsequently
won.
14-8.
Japanese
Y.
P.
Obata
(6).
Kan-
aya
(4)
Klshimoto
4,
Suehiro,
Nakamoto.
League
of
Nations
Gillls
2),
Antonello,
Arney,
Marshall,
Greer.
Ajien
(6(-
Basketball
Standing
SECOND
HALF
OF
SEASON
Senior
League
W.
L.
Pts.
C.
N.
R.
A
7
!
14
Panthers
6
12
Sons
of
Canada
1
l
2
Intermediate
League
I
W.
L,
PtS
;
High
School
7
4
14
Merchants
5
5
10
Tuxis
4
7
8
Ladles'
League
.
1
W.
fW-'
Amazons
8
5
Qardlnajyi
4
Junior
League
W.
L.
PU
Rovers
5
1
IVI
n
Japanese
Students
5
I0l
League
of
Nations
3
Boy
Scouts
3
Fire
Protection
Proposals
to
Be
Dealt
With
Later
In
yew
of
the
fact
that
the
fire
marshal
for
the
province
is
expected
to
pay
a
vjsjt
to
the
city
in
the
near
future,
the
house
committee
recommended
to
the
hospital
board
last
evening
lhat
certain
proposals
offered
some
time
ago
by
the
fire
'marshal
in
the
Interests
of
better
i
fire
protection
at
the
hospital
he
not
aetcd
Upon
until
after
the
official
has
been
here
and
made
a
l
personal
Inspection.
Among
the
(proposals
ar
that
fire
hose
racks
and
valves
Ije
lowered
'.so
as
tope
ut
closer
reach,
that
the
fire
extinguisher
be
regularly
inspected
and
records
kept,
that
drip
basins
be
placed
below
lyco)
barrels
and
that
alcohol
and
such
supplies
be
stored
In
a
C99)
place
awAy
from
radiators.
People,
as
a
rule,
are
not
so
dumb.
They
know
exactly
what
kind
of
weather
we
are
having.
JLflf
I'Vl'V-'W
JLVII
W
;
A
thorough
knowledge
of
blend
ing
is
an
absolute
essential
to
a
delicately
flavoured,
fragrant
)
cigarette
such
as
Winchesters
This
knowledge
comes
only
after
long
years
of
experience
in
handling
choice
Virginia,
Burley
and
Turkish
tobaccos
and
the
facilities
which
are
available
to
Canada's
largest
manufacturers
of
cigarettes
ensures
a
blend
which
is
perfection
itself.
i
ia
n
ai
at
ma
Ol
UK
in
MVS
BUBI
-
tat
m
Winchester
Imperial
Tobacco
Company
ot
ConaJi,
Limited
CIGARETTES
r?si-jt
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.
SPORT
NOTES
.
!
'
'J.
.".
-
The
psychic
bid
in
contract
bridge
Is
pictured
by
Mrs.
P.
Hpi'
Sims
as
a
munster
wnlch,
to
garble
a
metaphor,
will
bite
the
hand
that
feeds
it.
Mr.
Sims,
petite
wife
of
the
doughty
Captain
of
the
famous
"Four
Horsemen"
of
bridge,
has
reason
to
know,
she
asserted,
because
p&ychic
bidding
by
her
teammates
was
the
potent
force
that
eliminated
them
from
the
ReUlnger
team
of
four
competition,
Just
played
in
New
York.
"I
Invented
f.sychlcs,
you
know."
Mrs.
Sims
explained.
"Years
ago
in
Chicago.
I
ws
pWylng
auction
in
a
tournament,
r
was
u
Utile
rusty
on
auction
so
I
simply
bid
helter-skelter.
i
It
worked
like
a
charm,
so
I
wrote
jan
article
about
It.
!
--
!
"I
m"uu
to
call
It
T.'ychologlr.i:
i
bidding,
but
somehow
I
wrote
it
syclc
'
I'm
a
lUUc
erratic
.at
spelling.
It
seemed
to
be
great
stuff
and
I
kept
bidding
them.
In
a
Philadelphia
tournament
I
bid
so
rnany
they
accused
me
of
being
dishonest.
But
they
worked
But
I
syjrted'
something
I
couldn't
stop.
I'm
through
With
them
forever,
Peopl
are
teUlfli
aboyj
t)m,
and
the
game
is
being
ruined.
Psyr
chologloal
pUy
is
)l
right,
but
up
more
psychics
(please
spell
that,
ycies'f."
,
Mrs.
Sims
is
women's
vlce-prwl-
q"ent
of
the
American
Bridge
League
and
the
former
holder
of
four
national
bridge
titles.
She
started
the
Interview
by
reading
some
notes
she
hAd
Jotted
down
concerning
psychics
Hero
is
what
she
wrote:
This
advertisement
in
not
published
or
deployed
by
the
Liquor
ftnlro
Hoard
or
by
tho
Government
9
Jirjllsu
Columbia.
Blended
Right!
--.i.
.JL.LUtiW
J-Ji.ll.'t
JLL.J
I
am
a
Frankenstein
I
have
i
cared
a
monster
Brilliancy
comes
from
without,
not
from
within.
Sy-clcs
are
a
mental
stimulant
to
the
iftrjdge
nijiu.
Stimulants
give
the
i
user
g
sense
of
brilliance.
60
do
sy-iples.
BUoiulants
dlstlU
fear;
so
do
lyeics.
Every
hand
to
the
addlpi
OreseiiM
problems
you
haVe
a
weak
hnd,
fKir
your
opponents
must
have
game.
Tfly
hid
bjjlManUy
to
stop
Uiem.
I.'
ypy.r
mtim
ba
l)nd
either.
you
mle
game
hy
passing
his
forcing
response
or
you
rech
trpue.
You
have
a
good
hand,
bpt
you
are
,
j
afraid
of
one
suit.
You
fear
again)
j
yoy
bld
your
weakness,
and
your'
yumici
una
ygur
wunwa.
rorcingi
bids
frpm
hjm
frantic
denials
by;
you,
and
you
are
swallowed
under
j
a
sea
of
doubles.
So
It
goes.
Bg
i
hands
poor
hands
vulnerable
unvulnejable
Jn
the
hytprlcal
reaching
out
for
the
Mar
of
brilliance.
If
you
lows,
out
comes
another
syelc
and
arjpUier.
If
one
pays,
your
vanity
is
flattered.
You
ate
a
syclc!
80
opt
comes
another
and
anoljje.r.
Ynu
sit
persplrlpg
and
trembling
like
a
drunk
nd-dlct.
Syplps
'are
Qjjjy
or'
a
IqJ
cause,
M
the
everW)
mjnd
pf
h"
addict
evfrv
hand
h
"
lw
rauso
the
rnomjtnt
he
touehe
ii.."
Dr
J
w.
Vc-burgh
of
Stewart,
mm
occn
appopia
9
coroner.
I'
Ij
announced
In
the
BC
Oazetlf.
The
appolntmenj
of
Dr
"!.
.
Whlllans,
wlo,
left
Stewart
recent
ly,
has
been
rescinded.
4,
Sweepstake
Dratf
in
j
.
.
.
.
.
1.1.
,
11m
SnrcpUake
to
Be
PuM
FJrt
of
DUBLIN.
Maivh
tkktUln
the
Inr
v.
u.-nr.
stake
op
the
.
Sleeplecliasc
will
on
Monday,
havtn
from
last
Tuesd;
0'
Life
1.1
nor
-there
is
always
'
courtesy.
.
Itll
EstaVUMirq
"'"-1
LAMB'S
RUM
"Lnmli's
Fine
Old
NgJ
Swa
Old
and
ll.r
llril
'a"
n,
r..,
V..aor
w
direct
from
t"
5
"
'
,
,
;
i,
OH!"
"
rjuor
l;o""
'
pC
l
parlpient
This
advernsernnnf
JP
Mhed
or
"I'P'd
or
tf
mm
control
n
"
ltui
the
f7overpmnt