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Feb.
3,
193!
BROADCASTING
IN
BRITAIN
Some
people
who
are
always
afraid
of
government
ownership
of
anything,
have
-stated
that
the
people
of
Great
Britain
are
dissatisfied
with
their
radio
broadcasting
system.
The
editor
of
"Overseas,"
has'the
following
to
say
on
the
subject:
"The
British
Broadcasting
(j
Corporation
has
just
been
celebrating
its
eighth
birthday,
and
we
in
the
Old
Country
The
same
writer
distUs&s"
the
attitude
of
South
Africa
to
the
British
Empire
as
follows
:
"The
day
before
General
Hertzog
went
back
to
South
Africa
he
asked
me
to
lunch
with
lum,
and
I
had
the
pleasure
of
renewing
a
friendship
begun
four
years
ago.
As
we
talked
about
the
British
Commonwealth,
I
could
not
help
contraiting
in
my
mind
the
public
remarks
of
members
of
the
Nationalist
Party
about
the
"Imperial
Connection"
when
I
was
in
South
Africa
bef6re
the
war.
Nothing
short
of
a
uiiratfle
has
happened.
Today
the
vast
majority
of
fienorfl
Hflrtznir'is
nartv
hnvr
nn
cfasirp
tn
wi'tnrlvnw
Yacht
Lotosland.
pleasure
cruft
of
Col.
E.
A.
Deeds,
New
York
Aircraft
Company
executive,
carrying
on
upper
deck
Amphibian
plane
that
takes
owner
from
business
to
yacht,
then
back
again.
SARPOLIS
IN
DRAW
Had
Battle
at
His
Ute
Last
Nighi
,.
With,,
Joe.
MarcowiM
One
.
Fall
Eacii
SEATTLE;,
r
jr
lary
?-
-.To-
Ms
cowicz
gave
Dr.
Karl
Sarpolis,
of
Cleveland,
wrestler
i.w
fight
of
his
life
Jaat
night
and
it
was
lucky
j
for
the
dsotor
t'u.
lie
goi
a
drw
dee!son.
It
was
n
fcftenly
vctln
ien-rouai
oi&tih
in
which
narpo-lis'
wonderful
.physical
2ondltion
and
great
heart
served
him
in
good
stead.
v
Sarpolis
took
the
first
fall
with
a
flying
scissors
and
Marcowie?
came
back
and
felied
the
doitoi
with
&
body
Mam.
Froi
tVn
'in-;
til
the
end
it
was
all
Mareowiez's
'fight.
He.
continue
iy
hud
fiaroali..
in
hcadlookr
and
the
doctor
wai
unmlstakeably
groany
althT.!
still
able
to
kick
himself
out
of
Mareowloe't
holds.
,
The
doctor
almost
took
the
count
outtlde
the
ropes
just
bofor
;
the
final
gong.
I
Marcowlcz
gave
Sarpolis
fifteen
pounds
in
weight.
GREENVILLE
:
CUTS
DASH
have
every
reason
to
be
proud
of
the
great
institution
Basketball
which
looks
after
our
wireless.
The
B.B.C.
is
the
envy
of
many
other
countries.
Only
this
morning
I
had
a
letter
Players
of
Naas
River
Village
Vanquish
port
Simpson
and
Aiyansh
Teams
.from
one
of
the
leading
public
men
in
the
United
States,;
greenville,
Feb.
3:
Last
week
saying
how
much
they
in
America
envied
us
the
B.B.C.,!
the
Port
Simpson
Athletic
ciub
for,
as
you
know,
owing
to
its
monopoly
granted
by
the
'basketball
team
visited
here
and
government
and
its
special
charter,
the
using
of
wireless
tw
and
c,ean,
for
advertising
purposes
is
not
permitted
in
this
country,
STSS
Z
consequently
we
suffer
from
none
of
those
ills
which
areKOre
being
29
to
19
in
Greenville's
Hich
a
drawback
to
the
enjoyment
ot
wireless
in
other
.favor
and
the
second
n
to
27
in
fa
countries.
,
"The
other
evening
during
my
dinner,
I
switched
on
to
Rome,
and
one
of
th,e
first
fringe
that
I
heard
the
pleasant-voiced
lady
announcer
at
the
headquarters
of
Radio-
mot
of
Greenville.
The
scores
and
line-ups
were
as
follows:
First
Game
Oreenvtlle
J.
Gray.
7;
A.
Rob-
Roma-Napoli
utter
was
an
exhortation
advising
the
use
of
inson.
18;
w.
Bright,
2;
caider;
s.
so-andso's
soap.
In-tltS
BJBiC.
we
have
the
Ideally-run
,
cawer.
z-totai,
29.
state-controlled
organization.
The
B.B.C.
is
publicly
own-
prt
slmf
H-
De"ni!;
R-
Matheson,
E,
6;
D.
Mus-
..i
i-
i.
it?
eiL
i-
...1.1
..
xiT.
tia
6;
Henry.
Offiee
and
itsel,
but
it
is
not
controlled
by
the
government,
but.by
a
non-party
board
of
private
Individuals
who
are
not
officials,
and
therefore
are
not
bureaucrats,
and
the
concern
is
managed
by
an
extremely
efficient
staff,
of
which
Sir
John
Reith
is!the
head."
SOUTH
AFRICA
ATTITUDE
grove;
a.
Moody
total.
19.
from
the
British
Commonwealth,
for
they
realize
thatjl
IfiftlQ
ON
South
Africa
and
every
other
Dominion
is
just
as
free
as
JvliU
Vli
the
Mother
Countrysister
states
bound
together
without
any
ties
of
compulsion,,
but
voluntarily
associated
for
the
benefit
of
themselves.and
the
world,
truly
a
fine
ideal.
With
the
advance
of
years.
General
'
Hertzog's
outlook
seemed
to
me
to
have
broadened,
and
he
is
among
those
who,
while
definitely
loving
their
own
country,
realize
that
the
days
for
narrow
nationalism
have
gone,
and
that
just
because
a
man
loves
his
own
country
there
is
no
reason
why
he
should
not
co-operate
with
his
fellows
for
the
benefit
of
the
world
as
a
whole.
'
Second
Came
Oreenville
V.
McKay,
10;
A.
Angus,
6;
S.
Talt,
10;
S.
Wilson;
F.
Russ,
1
total,
27,
Port
Simpson
A.
Swanson;
H.
Dennis,
11;
J.
White,
4;
E.
Dennis,
1;
O.
Green,
1
total,
17.
Willie
Green
of
Pott
Simpson
was
referee
and
Walter
Caider
of
Greenville
umpire.
Timekeeper?
were
Stanley
Wilson
of
Greenville
and
George
Cooper
of
Port
Simpson.
Leonard
Robinson
of
Greenville
and
Alfred
Price
of
Port
Simpson
acted
as
scorckeepers.
Prior
to
the
visit
of
Port
Simpson
players,
the
Y.
M.
C.
A.
team
of
Aiyansh
was
here
for
a
game,
the
score
of
which
was
44
to
13
in
favor
of
Greenville.
TOP
AGAIN
Vancouver
'lad
Easy
5
to
1
Over
Portland
in
Hockey
Last
Night
Win
VANCOUVER,
February
3-Van-couvcr
Uons
went
to
the
top
of
th
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League
last
night
by
defeating
Portland
Buck-aroos
5
to
1
In
an
easy
game.
The
Lions
were
in
control
all
the
tlmo
and
the
Buckaroos
at
no
stagj
of
the
game
proved
a
menace.
The
Lions
now
have
twenty-four
points
on
the
standing
sheet
while
Seattle
Eskimos
have
23
and
Portland
22.
GREAT
WEST
'In
City
Leefjue
miniature
golf
last
night,
the
Great
West
team
had
the
lowest
team
score
324
and
Sadao
Suga
had
the
lowest
Individual
acoro
78
for
the
thirty-
j
rlx
hole.
The
result
were
as
fol-,
lows:
I
Flying
Club
beat
Orotto,
345-351.
Great
West
beat
General
Office,
324-339.
75
Taxi
beat
Bankers,
337-355.
Dry
Dock
beat
Acme,
347-358.
THE
DAIL?
NEWS
Make
This
Test
of
the
HEART
I.Twieivge
the
condition
tbe
hetrtjytfereVls
d
simple
test
which
Medical
men
uerea
tnatlt
U
uiinvailea
us
a
means
of
finding
out
if
t
he
heart
U
in
health
or
doing
its
work
under
cHfficulties.
"Are
you
short
of
breath
when
going
up
stairs?"
Tee
extent
to
which
you
are
inconvenienced
under
this
strain
will
tell
you
how
serioun
may
be
the
cpn'diitofl
fit
your
hetrt.
(In;.mosr
Jessys,
the
trouble
U
caused
.byawettknens
of
the
blood
an'd;A'fun'4bwn
condition
of
the
nervous
gyfetejii,-f
be
logital
preacriptidn
is
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
because
this
treatment
enriches
the
blood
and
strengthens
tbe
nerves
of
the
heart,
as
well
us
those
of
the
other
vital
organ.
This
reconstructive
treatment
has
proven
effective
over
such
a
long
period
that
you
can
use
it
with
the
fullest
confidence
that
the
results
will
be
most
satisfactory.
4.
HACK
WILSON
SIGNS
UP
WITH
CUIiS
FOR
S35.000
THIS
VEvU
BIG
OFFER
FOR
TIL0EN
Australia
Kids
$50,000
Months'
Tour
In
one
open
tournament
For
Two
NEW
YORK,
February
3
W.
T.
Tilden
II.,
former
amateur
tenni:
champion,
now
professional,
has
received
an
offer
of
$50,000
to
make
a
two-months'
tour
of
Australia.
Tilden
would
be
required
to
play
in
sfx
matches
with
oppon-
BILLIARD
LINE-UP
Th
Billiard
League
line-up
(or
tonight:
Brown
0
vs.
M.
Andrews
L).
Waugh
(O)
vs.
Murray
L.
J.
Andrews
G,
Tinker
L).
Howe
0
vs.
Zleman
L.
McLachlan
Q)
vs.
Baptle
L).
Dutch
Reuther
Signs
Up
With
Seattle
Again
up.
PETROLLE
Kill
KAY0ED
Conqueror
of
Jimmy
McLarnln
Did
Not
Last
Long
Against
King
Tut
ST.
PAUL,
Feb.
3:
Dllly
Petrolle.
surprise
conqueror
of
Jimmy
Mc-
BASEBALL
'Q-
Rle
League
Iteprcsentatives
at
New
York
Today
to
Draw
Up
Time
Tabic
NEW
YORK,
Feb.
3:-
The
metro-wriis
hir,
seethed
with
basebijl
go.
fp
these
lat
'ew
dys
prior
to
the
bcUn
of
Big
League
official
op-nlnj
here
today
te
draw
up
Uie
931
placin
'
schedule.
Ttif
Brooklyn
club
will
be
the
only
one
of
the
metropolitan
tr
ims
to
conduct
any
transactions
of
importance
among
It
playi
rs.
Manager
Wilbert
Hoblnson
has
parUcuiar
iced
of
a
good
left-handed
pitcher
nd
there
are
some
holes
in
both
field
and
outfield
that
could
'
tnd
strengthening.
'
.
PITTSBURG,
Feb.
3:-
ITAVQ
Df
A
V
"Ha.ck"
-Wilson,
1930
home
run
Q
f
RjJA
I
t
jiing
oi
inn
isi
Lieagues,
iinuiiy
gtied
;iifi
again
here
yester
day
wlth.the
Chicago
Cubs
for
U1
J03i
season.
While
no
an-
jiountnent
was
made
as
to
salary,
It
la
reported
by
those
f
purporting
to
know
that
Hack
-:
will
receive.
135,000
for
his
ser-
vices
this
year.
!
FAST
GAME
Seattle
Fans
Keen
For
More
Hockey
Like
That
Displayed
by
School
Lads
Sunday
SEATTLE.
Feb.
3.SeatUe
hockey
fans
are
anxious
to
see
more
hockey
like
that
displayed
In
a
great
game
Sunday
night
when
ems
w
oe
seieciea
ana
parucipaie
Xoc
n
tunnerf
Up
n
Crib
League
It
has
not
yet
been
announced
whether
TJJden
will
accept
or
refuse
the
offer.
It
Is
expected
he
will
accept.
S0NNENBERG
TO
RETIRE
Well
Known
Wrestler
Reported
to
Have
Been
Married
Recently
SEATTLE,
Feb.
3:
Ous
Sonnen-berg,
the
well
known
northwestern
wreatler,
will
engage
in
but
three
or
four
more
bouts
before
retiring
from
the
mat
game,
It
Is
understood.
For
some
time
it
has
been
reported
that
Sonnenberg
married
recently.
There
is
no
definite
con
firmation
of
this,
however.
Competition
Prince
Rupert
Cribbage
League
results
last
night
were
a
follows.
,
Moose
vs.
Operators
postponed
no
date
set.
K
of
C
13
Elevator
15
'Six,
Musk
14
Toch
15
Rupert
Hotel
.
18
I.O.O.F.
14
Grotto
12
Saul
Gov..
13
Hawks
12
Raglea
19
League
Table
Won
Lost
Pts.
ID.O.P
60
48
60
Toe
II
55
53
55
Six
Musketeers
..
.'.
54
54
54
Rupert
Hetel
54
64
54
Hawks
t.
53
55
53
Seal
Cove
13
55
53
K.
oi
Columbus
.53
56
53
Bagles
50
58
50
Grotto
49
59
49
Elevator
49
59
49
Moose
48
33
48
Operators
43
38
43
Western
Skaters
None
Are
Able
to
qualify
For
Olym
pic
Semi-Finals
at
Lake
riacid.
New
York
Ing
events
In
the
Yosemito
Valley,
8EATTLE.
February
3
Dutch
none
ot
the
western
rcDresentatlvea
Reuther.
former
Big
League
base-
"ade
the
required
speed
so
none
of
ball
star,
vesterdav
slened
a
con-1
wm
W,J1
eosi.
'tract
for
another
year
as
pitcher-'
lA
A
X
WIRjIVIh
R
manager
of
the
Seattle
Indians
In,
Washington
Stale
ft
ru
IT
AllllJUA
Had
Low
Score
in
Miniatue
Golf
Last
Nlihl
Flying
Club,
75
and
Pry
Dock
Also
Take
Game
'the
Pacific
Coast
League.
He
mads
a
trip
up
from
San
Francisco
to
sign
j
Defeats
Idaho
in
.J
:
.'.i
tKtop
of
W
.i
a;.
ccnuuiulat
d
by
Joe
Devine
up
.
.
ounced
his
recosnitlon
a;
most
t
("
League
at
8an
Franc
SPORT
CHAT
Vancouver
High
scnow
players
ha
bobbed
a
hockey
team
thnt
defeated
Ballard
by
a
score
of
1
yewns
to
wear
the
Maple
Leaf
to
3
in
a
hot
encounter.
crested
uniform
denied
It
four
Ballard
had
a
lead
of
two
to
nil
at
years
ago.
Pounding
hoofs
of
Fort
the
opening
of
the
second
period,
William's
Thundering
Herd,
that
to
topple
their
neighbors.
Fort
Wil
liam
has
watted
for
the
season
that
would
ehanta
the
order
of
things.
Today,
they
have
still
to
hurdle,
the
trt-color
obstacle,
but
this
time
they
are
conceded
a
better
than
even
chance
to
accomplish
it.
Thundering
Herd,
has
constructed,
an
almost
entirely
new
machine.
The
veteran
Is
Don
McLeod,
stalwart
winger,
wliose
offeaiive
work
was
prominent
in
the
Fort's
six-
game
whining
streak
over
Port
Ar-
tnur
at
the
start
of
this
seateri,
Langtry,
on
of
the
cleverest
goal-'
tenders
in
the
Dominion
when
lie
I
played
with
Unive.-slty
of
Toronto,
'bolstered
his
team
with
stars
from
Kenora
and
Pori
Arthur.
Herble
Langner,
goalie,
he
picked
up
from
A
i
is
rp
ri
!
Kenora's
)nnlor
Thistles
and
the
Aff
S
All
1
I
nn
UU
Vivn
MOW
youngster's
performance
in
the
xhander
u.,
LlgUe
has
been
sen
i
han
FKANCiseu,
Feb.
3:
The
sational.
Barry
Roblllard
and
Ross
Knowlea,
hard-checking
defence
men,
have
given
the
Thundering
Herd
as
solid
a
back
line
as
they
are
exoected
to
acaulre.
,
racuic
awes
win
not
De
represen-1
Up
front,
two
strong
forward
ted
in
the
Olympic
speed
skating
mnM
have
functioned.
In
their
dif-
flnaU
at
Lake
Placid.
N.
Y
this
ferlng
ferlng
wavi.
ways,
like
like
two
two
maehinP
machines
month.
At
the
preliminary
qualify-
Gordle
Houston,
slim
little
centre.
1
paitneiing
with
sharp
shooting
Jazzy
Msnansn
and
Bobby
Mc-Cranor.
shifty
right
wnjger
from
Port
Arthur's
Allan
cup
finalists
ot
last
year.
Most
of
the
scoring
punch
Fort
William
will
carry
Into
the
play-off
series
with
Port
Arthur
Is
Hashctball
Play
m
Man-
1
MOSCOW.
Idaho.
Frh
3:Idaho
I
Arthur
Watt
End
when
the
Fori
State
lost
Its
second
straight
bas-''1"1
WT
"
Alla"
CUP
defender,
ketball
game
to
Washington
State
ih"
lcdt,lt?6.
,corf
last
night
by
a
score
of
31
to
21
in
?
JtftJff
f
&
McLeod
and
conference
benketball.
i
LaJfJ?W
Washington
Varsity
Track
Men
Getting
tofc
jMiuiKuii.
lunuer
winnines
wlnsman,
form
the
second
front
line.
A
hardy
checking
outfit.
Coach
Langtry
ha
ued
them
for
defen-.
Heady
For
First
Meet
ive
purpose
SEATTLE,
Feb.
3;
University
of
i
Fort
fan
are
loath
to
believe
Washington
track
and
field
men
their
current
team
I
equal
to
the
i
Larnln
of
Vancouver,
was
knocked
are
already
working
out
in
antlcl-.one
that
so
nearly
went
to
the,
out
by
King
Tut
of
Minneapolis
patlon
of
the
first
varsity
meet
of
Olympic
aamea
four
years
back.l
last
night
a
few
minutes
after
the
the
season
which
Is
scheduled
for
But
they
are
not
the
less
hopeful
of
fight
started.
j
February
14.
Uie
Lungtry
charges.
The
Thunder-1
tsco
'rg
Herd
of
1927
spectacular
four-p
T.
ie
Petttnger.
a
e
fa
out
rf
the
K
i'-.
Pettln?e-
was
hurl
Another
Olympic
campaign
Is
In
final
against
Trail
full
swrng--and
up
from
a
three-
-tnri
was
lunbie
year
servitude
at
head-of-the-lakes
Qrads.
But
for
that
if
S:
William
'
till
be!t
v
iiave
athered
In
,i
h
"tie.
The
1927
sqiwd
included
Frank
K.
I.-rry
Twkwell
a;wi
The
Vancouver
boys
then
assailed
trampled
all
but
one
team
in
a
ffence
urpl
a
rfn
i!
the
Ballard
goal
and
their
fast!
quest
to
represent
Canada
ati'th
Jimmy
Ward.
Tomn
centre,
Red
Davidson,
scored
3
of
1928
Olympiad,
again
echo
from
tne
FetUnger.
Amatoi:
!
the
4
goals
they
made
to
cinch
thekehead
area,
and
this
time
the
vr
Fox;'
the
late
Y
match.
,
Forts
may
subdue
one
of
their
most
Hfby
Frawr
tfnd
l)i
i
'
dangerous
rivals
first.
Bach
season
were
forwards.
rnncid
i
nwc
,,nce
tne,r
drmtc
wt
i
1&27
JUUl
AjL
J
II
J
'm
tn
Allan
Cup
final
by
Toronto
The
'limlnntlvf
r
,
:
nmii
1
t
.
p.;
Varsity
Orada,
fort
WUHam
has
for
Chlcaeo
Bb"k
T
XI
III
IN
I
k
A
A
1
1
found
the
way
to
Uie
Allan
Cup
Jimmy
Ward
movpfl
in
eess
of
building
and
rebuilding,
the
rounds
of
the
Nu
Forta
have
watched
the
Ports
be-
chips
and
this
sea.
come
Canadian
champions
once
down
to
London,
nf
:
and
flnalitu
once.
Always
power-
tltmal
Lnaue
B
ib
D
(ul,
but
not
quite
powerful
enough
f"nce
for
Duluth
Hon
Iras
vtftt
wlnnitm
'
third
Olympic
title
F
team
was
being
dem
In
hind
professlnn.il
McLeod
remains
and
forward
has
grouped
feet
-skating
yountt
Only
one
player
from
the
squad
Hkeeide
eity
on-
of
K
that
battled
Varsity
a
reds
four
In
its
history.
Allan
years
ago
tn
the
Allan
Cup
finals
tills
year
will
be
Can
i
at
Vancouver,
and
lost
by
a
single
the
Olympics
In
1932
goal,
remain
with
the
Port.
Dr.
'ten
Cup
and
j'.'
rra.u
Jack
Langtry.
coach
of
the
new
.Port
William
sUlvr.s
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