Saturday,
January
5,
jj
PAGE
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
'i
News
and
Views
In
The
World
of
Sport
1
1:
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DEJMPSEY'S
GERMAN
DOUBLE
Mux
Sthmeling,
the
sensational
heavyweight,
who
last
night
beat
Joe
Sekyra
as
one
of
the
steps
jn
his
march
toward
the
chumpionidiip.
lie
is
a
new
arrival
in
the
United
States,
is
about
Demp.-xy's
weight,
packs
a
punch
in
either
band
and
is
reputed
to
Ue
able
to
take
punishment.
lie
is
looked
upon
as
a
possible
contender
for
the
championship.
BELANGER
WON
TITLE
AGAIN;
RRATRnPPn!i,0ckey
league
whose
season
is
ULitH
lVUvvUlnow
well
under
way.
n
a
,
!
Christroa.j
Day
match,
tbe
Canad-
TORONTO,
Jan.
6.
Albert
ian
National
Railway
beat
the
(Frenchy)
'Eelanger
Regained
the
Elks
7
to
3
in
a
hard
and
fast
Canadian
flyweight
championship
match
which
was
evener
than
tonight
when
he
defeated
Steve
the
score
would
indicate.
On
Roco
in
a
fast
tien-round
bout.
'the
Friday
following,
the
Rank-
Bofn
are
residents
of
Toronto.
With
Sport
Fans
(By
The
Traipp)
,'
y
Toronto
Globe:
"MoosV
John-
r,
son,
who
twenty
years
ago
was
Sy
Moyer
of
the
'Vancouver1
playing
on
the
Montreal
Wander-,
Star
is
sure
Jack
Dempsey
will
ers,
will
be
found
on
the
defense
come
back
to
the
ring.
Rather
of
the
Portland
Buckaroos
in
the
sarcastically,
he
writes:
At
last
Pacific
Coast
League
this
sen
son.
the
ballyhoo
hounds
have
been
Johnson
jumped
in
to
help
the
unleashed
and
Tex
Rlckard
is
Portland
team
after
a
losing
away
to
another
million
dollar
streak,
and
they
say
there
is
gate
with
the
old
standby,
Jack
plenty
of
hockey
left
In
the
vet-;
Dempsey,
as
the
bait.
Tex
and
eran
yet.
"Moose"
was
planning
Jack
are
on
their
way
to
Miami,
a
Christmas
vacation
trip
to
his
j
Fla.,
where
Jack
Sharkey
the
home
in
Montreal,
where
he
has
;
loquacious
Boston
gob,
and
Young
not
visited
since
1016,
when
the
,
Stribllng
the
Georgia
setup
king.
Portland
club
owners
came
to
1
will
go
10
rounds
of
guess-what-him
and
asked
him
to
turn
out'
on
Feb.
27.
RickarU
expres-with
the
team.
He
gtajUy
ac-;
ses
the
opinion
that
Dempsey
will
cepted
the
offer,
postponed
.
.....
his
1
trip
east,
and
performed
so
well
In
hi
first
start
with
th
Buck-aroos
that
the
fans
cheered
him
wildly.
He
is
confident
of
playing
out
the
season,
and
the
Portland
club
is
well
satisfied
with
the
old-timer.
Milllonuuet
and
near-million
aires
from
time
to
time
continue
to
dabble
in
sport.
William
J.
Wrigley
Jr.,
aside
from
h&
activities
in
thy
promotion
of
"professional
swimming
races,
is
known
fi-r
hi
venture
in
connecton
with
thi
Chicago
Cubs.
WitU
the
b;;M'b:i!)
market
in
a
depressed
stite,
Mr.
Wrigley
invested
a
total
of
$fi,000,000
In
the
hit-and-run
game,
declaring
that
he
was
quite
satisfied
if
he
djd
not
ure
a
cent
in
return.
Recently
Mr.
A.
J.
Drexel
Riddle
purchased
the
contract
of
Rene
Dsvos,
a
leading
contender
for
the
worlo
middleweight
championship,
is-
ing
the
statement
that
he
was
tt
rested
only
in
making
Devos,
iieljnan
war
veteran,
middle
weight
champion
of
the
world,
anil
would
not
bother
taking
the
usual
33
1-3
per
cent,
of
the
!box
er's
ring
earnings.
.Localizing
the
situation,
F.
G.
("Teddy")
Oke
of
Toronto
has
become
actively
interested
in
professional
hockey,
and
in
several
branches
of
amateur
sport,
including
track
and
field,
swimming,
basketball,
imiBil
altntintr
nnri
nofih.ill.
The
SPORT
CHAT
A
fino
warA
ftf
rklav
ia
Victim
ers
beat
the
champion
Legion
by
2
to
1
in
a
hot
overtime
contest.
The
third
game
of
the
season
vk4
pkyed
Jfi
'hjght
between
the
$tone-s
.and
the
C.N.R.
and
tomorrow
there
will
be
a
postponed
New
Year's
Daly
game
bc-i
tiveen
the
Legion
and
Elks.
..
.
.
-7
.
.
meet
the
winner
in
September
for
the
title.
Dempsey
lifts
his
beetling
brows
in
abject
amazement
and
Bays:
"Well,
for
lands
.sake,
I
never
said
I'd
do
any
such
thing"
or
words
to
that
effect.
We
are
going
to
lay
a
dime
on
Rickard.
Ia.ve
it
to
Tex
to
know
what
he
is
talking
about.
Lempiwy'a
surprise
will
bring
nothing
but
stentorian
guffaws
from
the
gullible
public,
but
they
will
contribute
cheerfully
to
the
million
odd
to
see
an
old
has-been
and
a
never-was
fight
for
the
crown
once
worn
by
Tun-ney,
Fitssimmons,
Corbett,
and
so
on.
Ob,
yes,
Jack
will
fight
in
September,
all
right
And
it
is
our
guess
that
it
will
be
Sjtrib-jlng
who
will
oppose
him.
DEMPSEY
NAMED
AS
ONE
OF
THE
GREATEST
ATHLETES
IN
HISTORY
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
5
William
Uuldoon,
veteran
New
York
boxing
commissioner,
today
named
Jack
Dempsey
as
one
of
the
great
'est
athletes
In
the
history
of
the
ring.
He
deplored
the
improper
training
and
handling
that
had
been
his
lot
and
expressed
the
opinion
that
he
is
tho
logical
possessor
of
the
heavyweight
title
with
Tunney
retired.
activities
of
moneyed
men
inj
Joe
Go
Get,
Chinese,
charged
sport
can
accomplish
much
good
(
with
having
opium
In
his
pos-for
the
game,
and,
Inversely,
can
session,
has
been
rananded
undo
aoma
harm.
:
v'
.r.
til
Tuetday
In
tyj
police
court.
GUS
SONNENBERG
DECLARED
CHAMPION
OF
WORLD
AFTER
WINNING
DECISION
FROM
STRANGLER
LEWIS
AT
BOSTON
LJSTSGIff
BOSTON,
Jan.
5.
Gus
all
star,.
after,
winning
the
tirst
fall
was
awarded
the
leavyAveight
championship
of
the
world
tonight
when
Ed.
"Strangler"
Lewis
was
disqualified
when
refusing
to
re-urn
to
the
ring
after
being
butted
out
seven
times.
Son-nenberg
won
the
first
fajl
with
hjs
famous
"flying
tackle"
in
29
minutes
46
seconds.
Five
minutes
after
the
return,
Sonneberg
started
butting
Lewis
.in
the
abdomen.
The
champion
fell
or
crawled
out
of
the
ring
seven
times
and
naiiy,
when
he
failed
to
step
back
inside
of
the
count
of
on,
he
was
disqualified.
GERMAN
LAD
WINS
BOUT
Jack
Dempsey's
Double
Drubs
Joe
Sekyra
at
Madison
Square
Gardens
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
5
Max
Schmeling,
German
youngster,
who
bears
a
marked
physical
and
faint
fighting
resemblance
to
Jack
Dempsey,
gave
Joe
Sekyra,
the
blonde
Dayton
heavyweight,
a
thorough
ten-round
trouncing
last
night
in
Madison
Square
Garden
Schmeling
is
rapidly
becoming
the
current
sensation
of
heavyweights.
VIC
FOLEY
FOUGHT
FERNANDEZ
TO
DRAW
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
5.
Vici
Foley
and
Ignacio
Fernandez,!
Filipind,
fought
a
ten-round
draw
here
last
night.
SEATTLE
HELD
PORTLAND
TEAM
Scoreless
Draw
Gave
Puget
Sound
Hockey
Team
First
Point
in
Weeks
SEATTLE,
Jan"?
5.
After
a
fruitlelt
month
of
endeavoring
in
which
they
lost
eight
straight
games,
Seattle
won
a
point
last
eight
by
tying
Portland
In
a
scoreless
draw.
Red
Haedaker
had
replaced
York
in
the
locl
goal.
Rill
Borland,
playing
the
first
game
with
the
locals,
was
a
tower
of
strength
on
dtfe,nce
and
valuable
as
a
guide
to
Overland,
who
gave
great
prpm
ise
for
the
future.
Seattle
needs
a
mef
forward
to
transforpuihe
-
'
team.
N.i
C.MDI0
NETWORKFOR
'
CURRENT
WEEK
!
v.-
.
f-
!
:
Saturday
January
5
I
6:00
NaMgal
Orchestra,
KHQ,lOMO,.
KGW.
KGO,
KPO,
kfi.
';
TO-ilckJ'-Strike
Hour,
KHQ,
KOMO;
KGW,V
KXJO,
KPO,
KFI.
8:00
The
Carnival,
KPO.
KGO
8:15
to
O'.OO.
9:00
Correct
Time,
KHQ,
KOMO.
KGW,
KGO,
KPO.
90)0
Golden
'
Legends,
KHQ,
KGW,
KGO.
10:00
The
Rig
Show,
KHQ,
KGW,
KGO.
KPO
10:30
to
12:00.
C.N.R.
PROGRAM
Sunday
CNRV,
Vancouver,
9:00:
Capitol
Theatre.
nALAGNO
FINALIST
Charlie
Ralsgno
beat
Bj)
Nelson
59
to
48
in
the
semi-final
of
the
Grand
Terminal
Club
New
Year
snooker
tournament
last
night
and
will
meet
E.
Yager
in
thfinal
over
the
week-end,
-
Sonnenbersr,
Dartmouth
foot-
j
mng
gurvich
and
Al'P
HARDING
WILL
ilEET
JANUARY
24
t
.
..
Did
Gurvich
and
Alf
Harding
will
meet
on
Jan-
uary
84
in
the
Capitol
Thea-
tre
in
their
ten-round
win-
nertake-all
bout,
it
was
an-
nouneed
last
night
by
Char-
4
He
Rrown,
who
is
making
i
arrangements
for
the
meet-
ing.
In
connection
with
the
headline
bout,
there
will
be
a
full
program
of
vaudeville
and
moving
pictures
as
well
as
a
number
of
prellmlnar-
ies.
In
fact,
it
will
be
the
most
ambitious
offering
of
its
kind
Prince
Rupert
has
seen
for
a
long
time.
Full
details
will
be
announced
at
the
flrat
of
next
weekj
Mr..
Brown
states.
,
4
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
English'-League,
Division
1
.
Birmingham
1,
Huddersfield
2.
Bolton
L
Arsenal
2.
Burnley
'8,
Cardiff
0.
Derby
0,
Sunderland
0.
Leeds
4,
Leicester
3.
Liverpool
4,
Aston
Villa
0.
Manchester
United
1,
Manchas-teMjlty
2.
,
Newcastle
4,
Sheffield
United
2.
Portsmouth.
3,
Everton
0.
The
Wednetday
L
Blackburn
0.
Weatham
2,
Bury
3.
Second
Division
Barnsley
2,
Swansea
1.
Bristol
City
1,
Bradford
0.
Chelsea
2,
Blackpool
3.
Hull
City
1,
Wolverhampton
3.
Mlllwall
2,
Clapton
0.
Notta
Forest
0,
Grimsby
1.
Portvale
3,
Notts
County
0.
Reading
6,
Oldham
1.
Tottenham
3,
Southampton
2.
West
Bromwieh
2,
Stoke
City
2.
Scottish
League,
Division
1
Aberdeen
0,
Hibernians
1.
,
rfr
Itjc,
Air.
Vtrlted
ff,'
)w$timmQ.
lUngfcr
2.
Hearts
4,t:iyde
0.
Kilmarnock
0,
Airdries
2.
Motherwell
0,
Queens
Park
5.
Partick-Falkirk,
postponed.
St.
Johnstone
2,
Hamilton
2.
;
St.
Mirren-Dundee,
postponed-'
Third
Lanark
5,
Ralth
Rovers
1.
FRANK
FnEDEWCKSOf
Who
was
recently
purchased
for
PltUburgh'Wnute
hotkey
leani.
KING
AND:
MCTATO
Here
is
an
unusual
photo
of
His
Majesty
King
Alfonso
ol
Spain
(right),
and
General
Prim.)
de
Rivaaa,
Spanish
Dictator
taken
during
a
royal
hunt
over
the
estate
of
the
Count
of
Florida
Blanca
at
Toledo.
Notice
th.
quaint
national
hunting
skirt
which
the
king
is
wearing.
ENGLAND
WON
TEST
MATCH
Beat
Australia
by
;,
Three
Wickets
in
Final
Game
of
Seasoh
:
MELBOURNE,
Australia,
Jan.
5.
England
today
won
the
third
cricket
test
match
from
Australia
by
threewick?
eta
and
retains
the
"Allies'
until
next
year,
when
Aust
Ha
will
challenge
on
Englls!
soli.
''
Commencing
Ihe
second
In-nines
England
needed
332
runs
for
victory
and
tfiis
was
scored
for
the
loss
of
seven
wickots,
largely
due
Jo
the
splendid
showing
of
Sutcllffe,
who
scored
a
brilliant
135.
SCHEDULE
OF
CRIBBAGE
GAMES
January
7.
8glT
Jijaftadlaji
Legion.
New
fimpreos
AuHeiicClub
vs.
Grotto.
Cold
Storage
Ti.'cJ
N.
Me-
chanlcs.
!
Moose
vs.
Rupert
Ho
teh
tin
if
V.
Nativa
a.
sons
or
Canada.
Knighta
of
Col
um
but
vs.
Orange
Lodge.
January
14.
Knighta
of
Columbus
vs.
Cana-dla'ji
Region.
Nilivo
Sena
of
Canada
vs.
Gr&e.
0Bd
Storage
in.
Prince
Rupert
Eagle
vs.
C.
N.
Operating.
Moose
ve.
New
Rmpreae
A.
C.
Orange
Lodge
vs.
C.
N.
Mechanic
.
January
21.
C.
N.
Mechanics
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
vs.
Grotto.
Cold
Storage
ve.
C.
N.
Oper
ating.
Knights
of
Columbus
vs.
New
Empress
A.C.
...
Moose
vs.
Native
Sons
of
Canada.
Eagles
va,
Orange
Lodge.
January
28.
Eagles
vs.
Grotto.
Cold
Storage
va.
Canadian
Legion.
Knights
of
Columbus
vs.
C.
N.
Mechanics.
Moose
vs.
C.
N.
Operating.
Prince
Rgpert
Hotel
vs.
Native
Sons
of
Canada.
Orange
Lodge
vs.
New
Empress
A.
C.
'
t
A-ILUtiflNQ
GO
f-
f
-
-f
-
r
.
0.
E.
Guilck,
local
manager
of
.he,
SwIftCanadian
Co,,
called
by
lh
Cairlefui
fast
night
on
a
Iwsl-nes
trip
to
Vancouver.
'
i
!
.
Owing
'"I1!;
-&U
nd,an't
yterday
afternoon
bj
Jap
Jap
Inlet
inlet
pu
puWtc
school
hS
Tj,J7,M
frnm
thi
Amur.
the
been
closed,
It.
C.
Frasr,
iirtpe
Uer-of
MhooU,
announces.
Th
tele
her,
Mrs.
Eerryman,
will
probably
go'ld
Cedarvale.-
r
Ul
St
Andrfw'saocfety
membe
AatV
4tAl
Shk
afternoon
3
aasis
in
the
moving
of
quarters,
from
the
old
provincial
government
building
to
the
Hays
Block.
Motorahlp
Rellingham,
Cant.
J.
E.
Anderson,
arrived
in
port
at
8
o'clock
this
morning
from
Ketchikan
with
four
carloads
of
froc-en
fish
for
transshipment
east
over
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
Royal
Young,
son
of
R.
Rord
Young,
Port
Simpson,
sailed
by
the,
Cnroeia
last
night
for
Van
couver
where
he
will
resume
his
studiea
after
having
spent
the
Christmas
and
ifaw
Year
holidays
at
hia
home.
-
salKU
IWinnpt
of)
Uie
Cardena
true
1m
.
IV
I
Vn
r.ui
VAr
Ta
j
land,
where
they
will
join
Capt.
uyrne
wat
is
perainaenuy
taking
up
the
work
of
pilchard
lacking
on
the
Wast
Coast.
Chief
Pfttty
Officer
Instructor
Young
of
the
local
unit
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reaorve
la
eicted
to
return
to
,
th
city
on
the
Catala
tomorrow
aflsrnoon
after
having
spent
vocation
in
Vancouver.
For
assault
in
oonneetion.
with
a
fracas
whlsh
oecured
on
Third
Avenue
on
Christmas
night,
William
SUi.art
was
fined
60,
with
option
of
thirty
days'
Imprisonment,
by
Magistrate
McClyroont
in
city
police
court
this
morning.
Thqmas
Eraser
established
that,
he
was
merely
a
spectator
of
the
melee.
SUCCESSFUL
WHIST
PARTY
A
successful
whist
drive
was
held
last
night
by
the
Lief
Eriek-son
Society
in
tho
Metropole
Hall.
There
was
a
good
sited
crowd
in
attendants
and
Jack
Selvlg
wns
master
of
ceremonies.
Winners
at
cords
were:
Men's
first,
Karl
Dybhavn;
men's
second,
J.
Moent
ladles'
firt,
Mm.
C.
Lindieth;
Indies'
second,
llpt
.
J',
jtrnpd,
.
1
PRINCE
RUPERT
HIGH
SCHOOL
WON
AGAINST
SMITI1KRS
SMITH
ERS,
Jan.
5
Prince
Rupert
High
School
boys'
basketball
team
cua-
f
tinucd
their
triumuhant
i
tour
of
the
interior
by
last
4I
night
defeating
the
Smith-
t
ers
High
School
by
a
score
41
of
27
to
21
.
The
gnme
was
close
as
the
scares
indicate
ti
k
.turn
match
willtaks
!
place
here
lonight.
4
BA3KETBALLERS
IIADBREAKDOI
Kngine
of
'iakia
Gives
Way
art
Eigblui
I'layerii
Drifted
in
Artond
Inlet
SAFE
AT
ARKANDAI-E
Kgghleen
Piinc
Jiuperr
met
basketball
players,
bound
hnru
i
from
Anyox,
where
they
have
beer
playing
a
series
of
gumes.
added
another
emw.ieace
to
th.e
of
ht
'riii
ytrday.
when
the
haliU'
ooat
Takia,
Capt.
John
Olsen.
cr
whish
they
ure
travelling,
hud
at
engine
breakdown
off
the
mouth
of
the
N'a
River
and
driftti
around
in
Portland
lnl.-t
for
soro
tjnw,
while
all
on
board
offered
the
boat
of
their
persuasion
'and
sascilr
to
get
the
motor
started
again,
but
without
success.
C"
mflrtr
Steamship
&
isarge
10
1
flilyhter
Amur,
bound
from
Stew
art
to
Anyox,
passed
by.
and
st-
!
ing
the
plight
of
the
Takla,
ffivt
o4
a
m
and
towed
the
disable
vtlUl
t9(Kincolith,
where
further
fffrrU
are
being
made
to
repair
the
engine.
NWs
of
the
incident
was
it-
Henry
Nelson
of
Ketchiksn,
wKo
has'boeii'
spending
a
coupl
,i4
days
in
;h
city
visiting
with
hk
siiter,
Mfts
Thorn
Nelson
of
It
GIIelgejrson
Ltd.
staff,
sailed
last
night
on
the
PrinceM
Ttoyal
for
Vancouver.
Short
0!
Breath
Smothering
Feelings
Choking
SensitiiQ
Mrs.
It.
Day,
Dartmouth,
write
f
Ferof
r
a
r
I
h
troyl-W
with
itmUx-rinK
rpolU
sod
thortom
of
breath,
and
it
was
impoaaiUa
let.
me
to
wklk,
eren
a
short
dmtanc,
b-eaww
of,
the
choking
acnaatioa
wlicl
(oUored,
After
trying
many
treatments,
is
vain,
1
st
Iaaf
dc
ided
to
try
and
in
a
aurpruicgly
short
titns
tbsy
did
me
much
good.'
Prirw
ATM
ner
lioz
at
all
druttittl
Of
dealers,
or
mailed
direct
n
receipt
of
MUburn
vo.,
lm.,
'oronto,
Oct.
For
New
Year's
GIFTS
You
Arc
Sure
to
Find
SQmc
thing
Suitable
at
the
Montreal
Importers
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,