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Tiia vviiNiwaii avfljNiJNii iKibUMn Tuesday, mtuAKr 14, 1928 15 Norweigan Skaters Clean Up in First Day of Olympics Capture 5,000 Metres And Tie in 500 Event Charlie Gorman and Ross Robinson Both Shut Off; Protests Not Accepted MORITZ. Switzerland, Feb. 14. Blonde and blue-eyed men of the north swept down upon the Olympic ice Monday and raced away with the major honors In the first Jay's events of the Olympic speed skating championships Norway's flashy band of speedsters scored the bulk of laurels, when Ivar Ballengrud skated off with the race, after-Brent Evenson had tied with Clas Thunberg, the famous Finnish champion. In the 500-metre event In record-breaking Olympic time.

All told, Norway took six out of the twelve point-scoring places In the two opening events, while the United States and Finland each gathered three. Charley Gorman, the Canadian ace, was shut out la the 500 metres after being thrown off his stride by his opponent's fall, but his protest was denied. Because of this fact, Gorman withdrew from the 5.000-metres event. Ross Robinson, Gorman's team-mate, was shut out in the longer race. O'Nell Karrell, of Chicago, the chief American threat in the 500-metre race which was won at the last Olympic by Charles Jewtraw, of Lake Placid, finished In a tie for third place.

Farrell's time of 43 6-10 seconds was only two-tenths of a second behind that of the two winners, Kvensen and Thunberg, who were clocked In 43 4-10, breaking Jew-traw's old record by six-tenths of a second. Farrell was unable to score In the race afterward, but two Americans placed when Irving Jaffe. of New York, finished fourth and Valentine Blalis, the team captain, sixth. The race was skated in a blinding snow-storm. The summary of the two races: 500 metres Tie for first between Berent Evensen, Norway, and Clas Thunberg, Finland, each 43 4-10 seconds; third, tie among O'Nell Farrell, United States; Roald Lar-sen, Norway; and Jaako Frlman, Finland, each 43 6-10 seconds; six, Hakon Pedersen, Norway, 43 8-10 seconds.

5,000 metres Won by Ivar Norway, 8 minutes, 50 5-10 seconds; second, Julius Skuttnab, Finland, 8.59 1-0; third, Bcrnt Even-sen, Norway, 9.01 1-10; fourth, Irving Jaffe, United States. 9.01 3-10; Armand Carlsen, 9 01 5-10; sixth. Valentine Bialis, United States, 9.06 3-10. HULL NO MATCH FOR JOE DUNDEE Welterweight Champ Scores Technical K.O. in Eighth CLEVELAND, Feb.

14. Joe Dundee, welterweight champion of the world, scored a technical knockout over Clyde Hull, of Clark, S.D. Monday, when Referee Patsy Haley, of New York, stopped the fight In the eighth round of their scheduled 12-round bout, Dundee won every round except the second and had Hull halfway through the ropes at the finish. Dundee weighed 147 "4 and Hull Dundee's title was not Involved. Eight thousand persons saw the fight.

The Baltimore Italian, who has kinged it over the welters since he won the title from Pete Latzo last summer, had trouble with Hull in the first three rounds, but he went ahead In the fourth and was romping to an easy win when it ended after one minute of fighting Iri the eighth. Dundee's club-like crosses to Hull's head and his one-two punches to the kidney and jaw had Hull almost out on his feet at the start of the eighth. A short left Jab sent Hull halfway through the ropes, and Halev, waving the champion away, led flull to his corner. PEGUIS 8NOWSHOE CLUB There will be no meeting of the Peguls club tonight, but members are reminded of the Union tramp next Thursday, and requested to attend In full force, meeting at Kil-donan park gutes at 8 p.m. LOCAL CURLING A S), and K.

Club Tonfrtit'g draw, o'clock o. Duncan vs. rettlgrew: Wylla vs. Mackle: fetewart vs. Davie; Henderson vs.

A. Henderson. 9 o'clock Blld'lers vs. Stevens; Wilson vs. winner: Hnnil vs.

MrMarwn: Archibald vs. Ranmay; McCallum vs. Watson. St. John's Club Tonight's, draw.

o'clock McMundy vs. Aoott; McDonald vs. Marshall; Campbell vs. jacoo. ADova are usual club games.

W. Klldonan Club Tonight's draw. o'clock Mclean fflre ball) vs. McMullen: Carson vs. Hull: Nye v.

Cline. o'clock Downing vs. Coch Tinw; Aiciean vs. AlCHain. ENTRY BLANK FOR SCHOOL SKATING RACES SUA- Tlease enter School for Goo1 Tribune Kelay Race to be skated Feb.

24 in A Bys) aass (Girls) A (Girls) Class (Coys) (Describe VIHj rvr nes of six boys or girls 11 on. nunlop a Hairs 4 Vilver shield for each KlfflaM ru ij i jan gum, snver MrCarjum od 3rd prizes. Entries close Feb. 22. fCoauy.

Splendid Ice Race Card at Norwood Bridge on Wednesday Afternoon 4 Nine heats of racing In three events will comprise the special meet of the Winnipeg Ice Racing association at Norwood bridge on Wednesday afternoon The first heat will start at 1.45 o'clock. Many of the best horses racing here will be seen In action and interesting races can be looked forward to. The entries for Wednesday follow: First Race Abraham De For- est, Hal Frisco, Jack Bond, Jack Foster, Grsnnette Tide, Sweet Alice, Roy Mac, Main Chief, Clenavon Gent, Glannon. Second race Chief Mao, Peter Wilkes, Black Points, The Sneak, Ward Brisac, Garland Mac, Geo. B.

Hal, Billy Democracy. Third race Mack Patch, Rus-sel De Forest, King Verton, Silllan Watts, Mickey Onward, Fair Advice, Julia Joe Grat-ton. SHEIKS TROUNCE MOOSE JAW 8-2 Saskatoon Strengthens Hold on First Place in Prairie League SASKATOON. Feb. 4 Sask atoon Sheiks strengthened their hold on first place In the Prairie Hockey league here Monday night, hy winning from the Moose Jaw Maroons 8-2 in a free-scoring match.

The Maroons hit the Sheiks when the latter were right on. and this, counled with loose defensive work, spelt defeat for the Moose Jaw entry. The Sheiks netted four times in the first period, one in the second and three times in the third. Moose Jaws' tallies came in the second and third cerlods. Klein scored four of the Saskatoon goals and Wakeford got three, while Stevens polled the other.

It was a big night for tne who travelled at top speed every Inch of the way. Saskatoon Alkenhead, Stevens, Graham. Dcnnenay, Wakeford. West- wick, Klein, Moffat, Gtroux, Hurtu-blse. Moose Jaw Yorke, Matz, Taylor, Evans, Teel, Conn, McLennan, Brown, Sutherland.

Referee Carl First period 1. Saskatoon, Wakeford, .24. 2. Saskatoon, Klein, from Graham, 5.21. 3, Saskatoon, Stevens, from Westwlck, 355.

4, Saskatoon, Wakeford, from Westwlck, 1.06. Second period 5, Saskatoon, Klein, from Moffat, 6.39. 6, Moose Jaw, Conn. 11.58. Third period 7.

Saskatoon, Wakeford, 4.05. 8. Moose Jaw, Conn, 8 56. fl. Saskatoon.

Klein, 5.05. 10. Saskatoon, Klein, from Giroux, 1.06. Penalties First period, none. Second period Sutherland.

Tavlor, Klein, Brown. Third period Teel. TIJUANA RESULTS Monday, Feb. 13 Ktnt race, 54 furlongi: Another Ieck (Kuuell) $10.00 7.00 $4.40 Ted Healy (Wool!) 10.80 4.40 AdfiAKal (Wilson) 3.00 Time 1.08. Alo ran Sweeping Ray, TwentjMwo 8lxty( Mlanlon Lad, Baaveiie, Kn Jer, O'Leary, BIim Lane, Starr ask.

Kid North. Louli Wright and 6om Fashion. Beeond race, 114 mile: Bucko 4Loumant S8.60 $4.30 $3.20 tihafe (N. StevrnM 6.20 5.i0 Nebraska Lad (Creesi 4.00 Time 2. OH.

AIro ran Zucca. Joe, La soon, Star Sweeper, Tender Beth, Kvelyn Urown, hiiver Strand, Jay U. White, Alice. Loralne, Metal. Third rare, Volt (Dofrvm 14.rV0 $620 $3.40 Quern Anna Maria Ine.one, 17.20 8 80 Waiklki (Ayraurtl 5.6O Time l.OS.

Also ran Burknond. rnnrll. la Ion, Lucky Hayes, Yam), Hock of Ages, riena joe, iacnene, Atquiuea, Bir btephen, Fenman. Fourth raoa. clubhouse course: Green Shield Louman) $12.80 $ft AO $6 00 Huqufnce (lnzetnne, 7 20 4 40 Leo Lampe (O.

Philnot) 4.60 Time 1.38 4-5. Also ran Coeur De Lion, Captain Leroy, Conclusive, Be Frank, Platinum, Heap Warn pas, Tim O'Brien. Fifth race, clubhouse course: Marmary $6.60 $4 80 $3 40 Norfleld Stevens 7.40 4.80 Urathervale (Phil pot) fl.flo Time 1.38 1-5. Also ran: Norcroas, Hop-tiawal, Golden Shore, Breechloader, Golden Laura. Prodigal, Buddy Clark.

Sixth race, 5i furlongs: Sweeping Ann (Ayrauld $17.00 $5 00 $3 00 Walmanu (F. Stevens) $.00 2 80 Kanawha i 1 me lone 2. 00 Time, 1.07 3-5. Also ran Little) Broom, Jessie Belle, Virginia Carlton and Knighthood. Seventh race, one mile: Frank ft.

Menke (Lniplessls) $57.00 $11.00 $12 00 Bon FiHe (Stevens) 5.40 3 80 Sunny Saint (Fields) 3 20 Time 1.40 1-5. Also ran Gov. Beth. Tura, Color Blind, Mlcompanero, Gen. Dle-kln.

Klphth race, mile and 70 yards: Shasta Nefcra (PMlpot) $7.60 $4 20 $2 80 PeKaruis Llndneth) 7.80 3 20 Palnlo (Stevens) 2 40 Time 1.44 4-8. Also ran Voehell, Lieut. Beth, Olenister 2nd and Tanist, Note Tan- Ist finished first, but ttlenlnter 2nd was disqualified and both were placed last, as uiey were coupiea as an entry. Ninth race. 14 miles: IrvtnRton (Fisher).

$24.80 $11.00 $9.00 Cloud Accelerator (Owen. TOO. 4 20 Strife (Kalas) 8 20 Time 2i8 2-5. Track fast. entry hy X) Principal may be entered, four to start.

event, to be held for one year. ana oronze meaais lor 1st, Use separate blank for each McGINN LEADS IN MERCHANTS North Star Oil Man Has Mark of 190.34 Eddie Walker Also Over 190 L. T. McGinn, member of the North Star oil team, is showing tne way to the Merchants league trun-dlers with a splendid average of 190.34 for 45 games, according to official statistics released which includes games of last week. Eddie Walker, of the Canada Malting, is a close second with 190.7.

Sixteen other bowlers are also in the 180 class. CP. Express tops the team averages with 898, while Great West Life, first half champions, are sec-' ond with 894. Averages of trundlers over 160 and records to date follow: a. Av.

L. T. McOInn, Nnrt.1 rtr 45 J0 K. Walkrr, Can Mnltlnit 38 1UII.M7 E. W.

Jackson. Walter 4S 1HS 10 H. Cann. C.K Kxprnw 47 1N6.U3 J. Holiday.

J. Kbinsnns 45 mti.oi T. Cochrane, Jones Bros 48 lh.V12 W. Watt, Marshall Wells 48 184 3D J. K.

Murdock, Oreat West 3 184.35 J. Grant, ran. Maltlnf! 44 lht.28 A. Bradlleld, Can. Malting 48 184.24 J.

Ynunie. P. Kxpress 3U 184.08 W. Black, Oreat West Ufa 42 184.115 A. K.

McDonald. iu West Life 47 182 21 R. Fenske. Trlliune 48 182 02 A 11. Hevs.

Ford Motor 27 182.00 B. Balllle, T. Jackson's 48 181.23 C.L. Foiiarty. Gt.

West Life 45 181.03 N. Leltch. Can. Malting 38 ISO 07 W. H.

Lockwood, Kord 41 17B.17 F. Cann. CP. Express 38 178.14 W. O.

Batetnan. Fold 47 17B11 II. Ktenuhorn, N. Btar 45 17K.U5 Ted Freeman. Tribune 45 179.04 J.

JackKon. Thomas 33 178 24 J. Hardlman, Tribune 44 177.33 J. L. Murphy, at.

West 38 177.15 J. Buss, Tribune 32 H. Gelhlng, CP. Express 33 178 26 J. Lyons, P.

Express 48 178.11 Edwards. Tribune Jim Jackson, Thos. Jackson's 8. V. Cuthbert, T.

Jacktton'l 32 17611 47 175 13 48 174.43 4(1 174 18 A. Johnston, Ot. West Life V. Johnson. CP.

Express 37 173 17 B. Boreham. Tribune 22 172 17 T. N. Clayton.

N. Btar Oil 40 172 18 Ft. Comba, Marshall Wells 41 172 'X P. Walker. Ford Motor 35 J72 03 B.

Ikmnhue, J. Roblnson'a 48 171.43 P. Walker, Walter Woods 48 171 41 J. Fmlth, Marshall Wells 45 171.25 KanllnKS. Can Malting ,11 171.24 F.

Frar.ry. J. Robinson's 15 171 10 J. A. Williams, W.

Woods 37 170 31 F. Walker. Walter Wood 32 170 27 H. F. Allen.

Gt. West Electric. 45 170 00 A. Rhlnd. N.

Ktar Oil 3 180 37 C. Jennings. Marshall Wells R. Wilson. N.

Star Oil T. H. Allan. Gt. West J.

H. Woolman. Ford Motor. R. Hammond.

Marshall Wells 29 169.17 38 169 10 22 168 18 41 167.31 41 166.32 H. Ireland. N. Btar Oil 28 166.14 J. M.

I'roudfoot. Walter Woods. 30 188 08 r. Hide. ot.

West Elce. 15 165 13 Franklin. Can. Malting B. Rharp.

Ot. West Elec 35 164.11 48 182 25 32 162.09 45 160 30 J. Oulnn, Walter Wooda g. Thorn, Ot. West Elec.

F. Coulter, Walter Woods 15 180.00 Records Team, three games. Great West 281 Team, three games, with handicap. Canad an Pacific Exoress 2933 Team, single game. Can.

Malting 108U Team, single game, with handicap. Ford Motor 1087 Individual three games, Murdock, at. west Electric 880 Individual three games with handicap. Cann, CP. Express 678 Single game, J.

Young, Can. Pacific Express 267 Single game, with handicap. A. John ston, ui. west Llla 264 Team Averages Can.

Pacific Kxpress Great Went Life Canada Malting Tribune 898.00 894.15 893.32 885 01 877.18 80.28 857.09 856 34 855.08 805.06 799.24 7112. 16 North Star Oil Waller Woods Marshall Wells Thomas Jackson A 8on Ford Motor Oreat West Electric J. Robinson aV Co Jonea Bros WESTERN CANADA BEATS DOMINION Clarence Good Scores Only Goal of "Match in Final Period Western Canada Motors remain undefeated In the Motor Hockey league and last night added another victory to their credit. They disposed of the Dominion Motors In a good exhibition that was fought out on the nlp-and-tuck basis from start to finish. There was no score for the first two periods but In the third the league leaders put on an extra burst of speed.

Finally with about five minutes to go Clarence Good ripped in a shot from left wing that found the fish net and it proved to be the only goal of the game. The Dominion Motors put up a valiant attack in their effort to find the net, but the elongated Ben Chivers, who never saw so many pucks In his life as he did la-sat night, was steady aa a rock and kept his nets clear. In the opening game the Dodge team turned back the McLaughlins 2-1 and in the final event of the evening Breens finished on the short end of the 3-1 score. It was an enjoyable evening of good hockey. GIRLS BASKETBALL In a Senior Dlvlxlnn Arlnro ih.

C.G.LT. Basketball league. Calvary evangelic aeieatea Trinity, 17 to 6. The winners lined up aa follows: C. Hatery, M.

Hawkins, O. Breckman, E. Gregg. V. Baxter and E.

Stevenson. LAFALOT 8N0WSH0E CLUB The members and friends of the Lafalot Snowshoe club will attend the union tramp of the M.B.C.S Thursday evening, meeting at Klldonan park gates at 8.1S p.m. There will be no tramp this week. TRIBUNE CARRIERS HOCKEY LEAGUE Weston, who has been going strong lately, suffered defeat bv North End to the tune of 8 to 0 Saturday evening. North End's for ward line showing much improved combination.

By downing Sherbrook. Central kept right in the running for the leadership of division. Both teams worked hard. The score was tied, one to one. but after 10 minutes overtime Central was able to register two more.

Harvey and Fred Chase, with Carl Hallson, were the pick of Sherbrook team, while Hart In goal and Dart on the forward line, were the outstanding yioyer njr central. St. James won from Norwood, five Sr. BONIFACE HOCKEY St. Boniface Hardware bettered their position at the top of the St.

Boniface Commercial Hockey league bv winning from Western Canada Flour 4-1 over the week-end at the tt Boniface rink. Norwood Na tionals kept pace with the league- leaders by trouncing Westeel 6-1. I BELIEVE -The jlliy1 )Jv liiV GREAT-GREAT- XfPJi; JM 0JM GREAT-GREAT -great- IHtSI Vrjit-f 5 "-A THAT Lives IN BQNSPXEL RESULTS 1 P.M. RESULTS HUDSON'S BAY CO. TROPHY Brett.

Caledonian 11. Woods, Elm Creek 10. Porter. Cypress River 7, Jamleson, Fort Rouge 6. alkie, utratneona is, Ban, Dominion City 12.

Mnaw, iraiennman jonnson. i.ranua a. l)awson, Holand 12, Craig, Eoam Lake 8. MtDlarmld, Htrathcona 14, 'ryer, Vtrden 12. Culllngford, Thistle 10, Wilson, Btraln- eona U.

Peturnon. A C. 9. snyrial. Haldur s.

C'oultliard, Mather 12. AlcElheran, Thistle 11. Little, Treherna 11, EUerny, Thistle I. PURITY FLOUR TROPHY Williams. Oranlte 13, Bmlth, Deer Lodge 4.

Orris, Strathcona 13. Hewitt. Mellta 8. Iiunlop. St.

i'aul 15. T. Mulrhead. Car- berry 13. Mcleod, cypress mver la, n.

amn ion. Strathcona 11. McKlttrlck. Brandon 9. Mairs, pi.

i'aul 7-Weremy, Oranlte 10, wise, Strathcona V. Foreyths, Brandon 11, Gltmour, 1'hones 10. WALKER THEATRE TROPHY Flnlay. Strathcona 10. Blackburn.

Oran lte S. R. McDonald, Deer Lodge 11. Bemlnister, Fort Oarry 8. Mcitonaiu, rnones it, jaacaonam, for- tag 12.

Hearn, Heat tier 14 woods, carman 1U. K)lg Olenhoro 9, Laldlaw, Oranlte 8. Trimble. Dauphin 11. McLeod.

saskatoon 1. Kitchen. Sourli 14. Coleman. Darling- ford 13.

Mccann, Ht. John's 13. Peterson. Civic 7. Crawford, St.

John's 14, Norrigrln. Elm- wood 8. Olhson, Granite 12, Moore. Elgin A Forrest. Sourls 15.

Lyons, Margaret 11. Tomllnson. Varsity 12, Aldous, Oranlte 11. (13 ends.) fiheaton, Emerson 1L Wallace, Strath cona 10. (13 ends.) H.

McDona d. Deer Lodge 14. Cosgrovt. Naplnka 8. M.

campneii, 'inistis 12, smils, uranue 1L, (13 ends.) JERRY ROBINSON TROPHY Calvert, Rainy River 11, Metcalfe, Oak-Tllla 11. leavens, Fozwarreo Brtmnsr, Bead- Ingly S. Youngman, Fort Rouga 10, Williams, 8wanhana 9. Taylor, Crystal City 13, Fulford, Mather 10. Sinclair, Wellwood 14, Baker, Waakada 12.

Rut ledge, Fort William 19, McLeod, Vlr-dea 12. KIEWEL TROPHY riowlett, Varsity 14, Moffatt, Unity 12. 1'errlns, Goodlands 13. Hay, Foxwarren 10. Johnson, Ooodlanda 11, Morrison, M.A.C.

10 Htrlndiand, Elmwood 15, CampbelL Holland 13. Hamlin, St. John's 14, Magee, Heather 10. Fisher. Heather 10.

Carawell. Civic 9. Chase, Kalny River 13, McTavlsh, St. John's 4 P.M. RESULTS PURITY FLOUR Mcleod, Cypress River 14, Duntop, St.

Paul 13. McKlttrlck. Brandon 14, Weremy, Oranlte 12. HUDSON'S BAY CO. TROPHY T.

Mulrhead, Car berry 11, N. M. Johnson, Strathcona 8. Malra. St.

Paul t. Wise, Rtrth-ona 7. McNabb, Deer Lodge Morton, Legislature 7. Rut ledge, Fort William 12. Simpson, Sel kirk 6.

Brock, C.P.R. 10. Robson, Strathcona 9. SIR JOHN C. EATON TROPHY Halg, Legislature 11, Metcalfe, Oakvllle 0.

CampbelL Kenora. 12, llarstone, Hamilton WALKER THEATRE TROPHY McDonald. Phone 10, Hearn, Heather 8. K. MrDonald, Deer Lodge 12, Finlay.

Strathcona 10. H. McDonald. Deer Lodge 14, M. Campbell.

Thistle 12. McCann, Ht. John's Kitchen. Bourts g. Thompson, Granite 8, Forrythe, Brandon 7.

Williams, Swaffham 18, Nichols, Sperling Tomllnson, Varsity 11, Smeaton, Emerson 7. McRory, Btrathcona 12, Cosgrove, Tllston 0. Hopper, M.A.C. 12, Fulford, Msther 7. Clbeon.

Granite 13. Forrest, Sourls 8. Jans. Elgin 10. Campbell, Margaret 9.

Dolg, Glenboro 10, Trimble 9. Ktannard, St. John's 12, Gallant, wntle7. Coulthard, Mather 11, Dawson. Roland V.

Hudson. Btrathcona 10, Leo Johnson, Strathcona 8. Nichols. Civics 10, Treble. Crystal city 7.

Sherwood, Granite 12, Lavery, Newdale 9. KIEWEL TROPHY Blackburn, Granite 14, Bemlster, Fort Garry Fmlth, Deer Ixxlre 11. Halg. Strathcona Shaw, caledunlan 12, Porter, Cypress River 10. Hnylal.

Baldur 12, Bhllaon, Bnowflake 11. (13 coda.) IT OR NOT ICE NUMBERS AND TELEPHONES 1- 9 GRANITE 33 625 II- 17 CIVIC 27784 21- 25 STRATHCONA 33 379 31-34 CALEDONIAN 41394 41-45 HEATHER 82 703 51- 55 FT. ROUGE 47 888 61- 65 ST. JOHN'S 51 931 71- 75 ELMWOOD 52 940 81-85 THISTLE 30782 91- 96 DEER LODGE 61613 101-104 TELEPHONES 28131 III- 116 FORT GARRY 42 803 Blair, Emerson 10, Auger, Fort Rouge v. Williams.

Granite 10. Leavens. utons- wall 9. Woods. Carman 13.

Macdonald. Portage 12. Leavens. Foxwarren 12. Bremner.

Head ing ly 7. I'eterson. Civic 10. Coleman. Darllngford S.

Wallace. Strathcona 10. Aldous. Gran ite e. Moore, Elgin 11, Lyons.

Margaret 10. Henderson. A.B. and K. 10.

McDonald. Fort Garry 9. Laiditw. oranlte 11. McLeod.

sauna- loo 9. Watson. St. John's IS. McMillan.

Deer Lodge A. llaker, Thistle 12. Freer, Fort Garry 0. Richardson. Carman 12.

Iiwton. Ninette 4. Hmlth, Granite 9, Cosgrove. Naplnka 8. Hales.

Thistle 9. Peters. Wawnnesa 7. Mctilherun. Thistle 10.

Hay. Granite 9. (13 ends.) 8 P.M. RESULTS WALKER THEATRE TROPHY Thompson, Granite, 10; Williams, Bwaff. hum, 7.

Hoppet, M.A.C, 11: McRorlt, Strathcona, 6. Manwartng, Blrtla, 11; Anderson, Dominion city. a. (milliard, Mathers, 10; Hudson, Strath cona, v. Nicholas, Civic, 11; Sherwood, Orantta, 10.

KIEWEL TROPHY Law, Darllngford, 10) Smith. Deer St. iHige, Orris, 8tratbcona, 13; John's, S. 'Fort Rouge, McMurdle, Altklns, Bols- sevain, a. W.

Headrlek, Bnowflake, Deer lxdge. 12. 15; McNabb, Fryer. Vlrden. 10; Little, Trehern.

Kenora, 13; Gllmour, Phones 11. Kotrytlw, Brandon, 12; Nicholas, Sperling. 7. Cosgrove, Tllston. 10; Fulford.

Mather. 9. Caswell, Itathwell, ltohson, Strathcona. 7. CulUngford, Thistle, 10; Sinclair, Well-wood, 9.

Eangster, Et. John's, 13: Ellerby, Thistle, L. Johnson, Btrathcona, 10: Dawson, Roland, ft. I-avery, Newdale, 11; Treble, Crystal City, 9. PURITY FLOUR R.

McDonald, ton. (U-anlte. 8. Deer Lodge, 12; Congal- Camtibell, Holland, ture. 9.

10; Halg, Leglila- M. Campbell, Thistle. 11; Call, ThUtle. 10. Smeaton, Emerson.

12: Dolg. Olenboro, 11. (13 endsl Perrle, Deer Lodee, 8: Aldous, Granite, 7. 113 enasi HUDSON'S BAY TROPHY Headrlek, Bnowflake, Gibson, Oranlte, 8. Chase.

Rainy River, 14; McKay, Fort Rouge. 7. McLeod, Saskatoon, 10; Dudley. Granite, Laldlaw, lands. It.

Wallace, Granite, 12; Pen-ins, Oood- Btrathcona, 10; Palmer, Bt. John s. 9. McDonald. Portage.

14: Fnell. Arden. 12. Hearn. Heather.

11: Woods. Carman, 9. C.isRrove. Naplnka, 14; Pearson. Ieer Lodge, 7.

Tuylor, Crystal City, 11: Nordgrln, Elm-wood. 7. McDonald, Fort Garry, 11; Hay, Foxwarren. In. Peterson, Civic, 13; Richardson, Carman.

11. Lyons, Margaret, 12; Harstone, Hamilton. 0 McLeod. Vlrden. 13; Tomllnson.

Varsity, 12. SIR JOHN C. EATON leavens, Etonewalt. 14: Prltehard, Kll-larney. 9.

Iiunlop. Bt. Paul Bell. Wlndthurst 7. Calvert, Kalny River, 10; Trimble.

Dauphin. 8. Baker. Wasksda. 12; Blair.

F.meraon. 8 ViKlttrlrk. Brandon, 11; KUIedge, Fort William, 10. FREE PRESS TROPHY Bmlth. Oranlte.

10; Walkla, Strathcona, 8. Graham, Heather, Blackburn, Oranlte. 7. H. McDonald Deer Lodge, 13; A.

Campbell, Thistle, 3. DINGWALL TROPHY Watson. St. John's, 10; cllne, Glenboro, 9. Trumpour, Heather, 11; Wood, Oranlts, 10.

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RESULTS Klewel Trophy McElheran. Thistle 10 Hay. Granite 9 No score by ends giveu on Snydal, Baldur 001010302004112 Shllson, Knowlake Ladies' Bonspiel Results FRY'S COCOA CUP 1 P.M. Draw Results Miss Jacob, Varsity 12, Mrs. Knight, Btrathcona 10.

Mrs. Williams, Btrathcona 9, Mrs. Henderson, A.B. and K. 7, Mrs.

Hayes, Granite 14, Mrs. Davidson, Fort Garry 7. Mrs. Slack, Bt. John's 11.

Mrs. McDowell, Heather 7. Mrs. Mclean, Heather 18, Mrs. Kennedy, Btrathcona 8.

Miss Montgomery, Elmwood 18, Mrs. Baker, Thistle 0. Mrs. Barber, Dear Lodge ij, Mrs. Whal-ley.

Btrathcona 7. Mrs. Coulter, Emerson 13, Mrs. Gordon, Thistle 10. Mrs.

Kllam, Thistle 14, Mrs, Whitfield, Btrathcona 10. Mrs. Simpson, Fort Rouge 13, Mils Ross, Oakvllle 10. FRY'S COCOA CUP 4 P.M. Results Miss Jacob.

Varsity 10. Mrs. Williams. Strathcona 7, Mrs. Stack, St.

Johns 16. Mrs. Hayes, Granite 13. Mrs. Lupton, Granite 13, Mrs.

Starr, Fort oarry s. Mrs. Dudley, Oranlte 30, Mrs. Duncan, A.B. and K.

5. Mrs. Bimpson, Btratboona 13, Mlsa Me-Cauley, Arts 11. Mrs. Ileartdee, Oakvllle IS, Mrs.

Erdlck. A H. and K. 9. Mrs.

Mllllcan, St. John's 13, Mrs. Berry, Heather 10. ARCHIE McDOUQALL MEMORIAL CUP Mrs. Henderson.

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Get a bottle of Moone'a Emerald Oil with the understanding that If It does not put an end to the pain and soreness your money will be promptly returned. Don't worry about how long you've had It f.r how many other preparations you have tried. Thls powerful penetrating oil is one preparation that will help to make your painful aching feet so healthy and free from corn and bunion soreness that you'll be able to go anywhere and do anything in absolute foot comfort. So hiarvelously powerful Is Moone't Emerald Oil that thousands have found It gives wonderful results In the treatment of dangerous swollen or varicose veins. McCul lough Drug Is selling lots The leaders of the leagues in the Old Country had a bad day on Saturday.

Everton, Huddersfleld, Newcastle United and Leicester City, the top four clubs In the first division of the English, all dropped the full points. There were many who expected Huddersfleld to be beaten at Cardiff, Newcastle United were looked upon as winners against Blackburn Rovers, while Leicester were conceded a sporting chance at lnn-rhester, but no one expected Kver-ton to be beaten at home by Tottenham. The old gng ciunn un nitain on Saturday ufter the result of the matches were known. Huddersfleld were holding themselves for tho cup tie next week. Leicester City were doing the same, Manchester City HKeiy played some reserves at Oldham, and bo on.

This is what those Interested In the games were saving. put (Ion nelleve It. and every one of these clubs wanted the points. What had Hudderstleld to gain bv dropping the points at Cardiff. If they had won they would have gone to tne ncaa or tne nrst division for the first time this season and the dropping of tho points by Manchester City cost them "the leadership of tne second envision, vvhlcli Is the most important, the second division championship or the cup to Manchester? It is the league, for with the championship comes promotion, and it is a sure bet that the City would much prefer a position In tho higher circle than the English cup.

www Manchester United won the full points from Leicester C'ltv. and both clubs are still in the hunt for the cuo. The United won by live goals to two, and Birmingham, who will be the visitors at Manchester, will not relish this trip. Birmingham were beaten on Saturday at Bolton. The two Sheffield teams are still In the running for the K.

A. honors. Strange that they should be beaten on Saturday, Wednesdays on their own grounds by Middlesbrough who are scheduled to visit the homo grounds of Htiddorslleld. www Arsenal did will to get a point against West Ham United, and their opponents. In tho next r.mnd of the cuo, collected the full points against hnefTlela United.

1 ne two second division teams which will meet at Manchester were both defeated. Stoke were well beaten at Blackpool and Manchester City lost by the odd gonl at Oldham, filnckhurn Hovers won and so dad Port Vale. When these teams meet at Blackburn the game Is going to be much closer than many think. Notts Forest should have done better at home against Hull City than thev did. As their opponents, Cardiff City, beat Huddersfleld the chances of the visiting eleven looks better.

The dropping of a point brought the Forest stock down In the football market. There are 16 teams left In the F. A. competition, of which Birmingham, The Wednesdays, Sheffield United, Leicester City, Manchester City, Stoke City and Huddersfleld were beaten in league football on Saturday. Seven of the 16.

and fur thermore, two of them could not do better than draw. Thnt means that only seven clubs were strong enough to get the full points. www The results appear to favor those who maintain that the clubs In the F. A. competition had no desire to win Inst Suttirdny.

But the victory of Tottenham over Everton at Oood- Ison pnrk, the win of Middlesbrough nt Sheffield and the dividing of the points by Arsenal more than kills this line of argument. We will have nil kinds of cup foot- bnll next Saturday, (iitmes In both the Enellsh and Scottish knockout comnctltlnns are down to be played on the lHlh. O.H.A. HOCKEY Senior Kitchener U. of Toronto 2.

Intermediate London 1, Woodstock 1 (London wins round to 2). Oshawa fl. Queen's 2. INrt Colborne 9, Rlmcoe 2 (Port Colborne wins round 15 to 3). Newmarket 1, U.

of Toronto 0. Twelfth Batt. 1, Woodstock 1. Junior Owen Sound 6, Llstowel i (Llstowel wins round 10 to 8). i r.

i ii Lire held nothing tor me. Read this Letter. fl Speed skaters displayed exceptionally fin form at a postponed meet of the Winnipeg Speed Skating club held at Weale rink Monday evening. Alii.ugh leaders shone In their respective divisions, the races, on the were close and keenly contested. One of the bright features of the evening was the performancs of T.

Cheadlc, who won all three events In the men's class This youngster has shown wonderful improvement, and promises to be one of the stars before the season comes to a close. Hutherford Stainsbv captured the short distance races In the mens class but George Collins, fr.nh, from his triumphs at Banff, wale4 off with the two mile event, buMfiJ J. Boswell, while Stalnsby OrtLhieii in third position. I he results or the races foWwi Senior Men's class 220 yar 1, N. Rtaluaby: 2.

K. Royal; 3. J. fansell. Tlm 20 l'A seconds, mile: 1, R.

Sfatnaby; Koyal; 3. J. Boswell. Time 3 mm. ll see.

Two miles: 1, G. Collins; 2. J. Boswell; 3, R. Btalnsbury.

Time mln. 21 sec. Men's class 120 yards: 1, Ts Cheadie: 2. O. Orloff; j.

McCulloch, Time 21 3-5 seconds. 1i mile: 1, Cheadie; 3, C. Orloff; S. J. Crelghton, Time 2 mln.

25 sec. Two miles; 1. Cheadie; 2, J. Crelghton; 3, C. Orloff.

Time A mln. 51 3-6 sec. Indies, 220 yards: 1. D. Small; S.

Plerke; 3, C. P-lerke. Time 2a 1-5 see. mile: 1, C. PJerkt; 2, 1.

lavey; 3, Small. Time 2 mln. 55 seconds. Boys tinder 12 years, one lap: 1. F.

Cotill: 1, L. 1-iunthorn; 3, A. Baker. Time, 20 secsg Two laps: 1. F.

Wood; 3, Coull; 3, btmpnnn. Tlma 49 sees. Juvenile, 220 yards: 1. O. Bell; 3.

Bj Flnklenteln. Time 25 seca. 440 yards: 1. (I. Bell; 2, J.

Vlckers; 3, H. Wlncenu Time 48 aecs. Junior, 220 yards: 1. It. Bar ling: 3.

a. MiKenile; 3, 8. Cavaghan. Time 24 sees. Three quarter mile: 1, D.

Mcpherson; 3. J. Waterworth; 3. McKenite Tlma 2.25. Intermediate, 220 yards 1, H.

North-more; 2, W. McFall; 3, I. Buchanan. Tlma 22 sees, one mile: 1. J.

Hlilgnlale: 2. Northmore; 3, 1. Buchanan. Tlma 3.15. Olrls Tnder 13 years: One lap 1, T.

Jnhnsonf 2. K. Jackson; 3, M. Chase. Time 25 sees.

Two laps: 1, E. Jackson; 2, 11. Stone; 3, T. Jonaason. One minute.

Juvenile. 220 yards: 1, R. Sutton; 7, -J. llempseed; 3, V. Pateman; Tims 2S sees.

440 yards: 1, L. Blondal; 3, R. Mcintosh: 3, J. Hempseed. Time 50 seca.

Junior, 220 yards: F. UrKltrhle: 3. ft. Johnston; 3. O.

Plggott. Time 20 sees. Three-quarter mile: 1. B. McWIIIlama- 2.

F. McHltchle: 3. O. Plggott. Tims 2.10.

Jntermedtatea, 220 yards: 1, F. Bakers 2, M. Clarke, Time 20 2-S sees. Three-quarter mile: 1, F. Baker; 3, M.

Clarke, Tlma 2 39 3-5. BYWATER TAKES BILLIARD LEAD Defeats Tommy Wright in First Block By 116 Points Tn the first block of the second eliminating game for the Dominion professional championship, W. By-water, lust night, assumed a lead of 116 over T. Wright, the scores being, Bywater, 750; Wright, 681. Wright stnrted off well with a break of 62, but after that Bywatep dominnted the game for some time.

making several good breaks and playing consistent billiards. He at one time was over 200 points ahead of his opponent and looked like tak ing a big lend on the nrst block. Wright, however, came along with several nice breaks, while Bvwatep mntle ono of exactly 100, falling at an easy loser In the side. On Wright's home table, the Or- phenm. where he second block will bo played tonight, Bywater will havs to go all out to retain his lead and a very keen match is expected.

Breaks were Bywater 01, 54, 68, 59. 77 and 100, with 11 unfinished. Wright 62, 42, 31, 43, 40, 32 and 43. a. ie mm i "7 usei Id hait biliuus attacks four timei a vftk, ani ti't Mi out nolhinf jot me.

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