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THE DAILY PROVINCE, VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA', TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1922 22 PROVINCE SPORTING XAWAHABT BABXBTXM au ooamro to b. Prairie Champs No Match for MaroonsfKl SMITH NEWSY'S TEAM AGAIN BEATEN Saskatoon Crescents on Short1 End of Ten to Two Score. WON WESTERN CANADA HOCKEY TITLE Regina Caps Outclassed to Tune of Ten Goals to Three Lloyd Cook Scores Four Times. SAN FRANCISCO, Deo. 19 An sjl-star basketball team from the Hawaiian Islands Is to tour the Pacific Coast tn January and February, playing college and club teams In several cities.

The best players of the ool-lege and club elevens of the Islands will be on the all-star squad. While on the mainland the islander hop to meet leading fives In California, Oregon, Washington and British Columbia. They will arive here January 11 and leave February 21. Irish Johnny Curtin Spoils His Chances of Championship Encounter. 'MM Mickey Ion Delayed on Road Calgary Men Handle Whistle.

Mickey Mackay, With Two Goals and One Assist, Jumps Into League Scoring Leadership. ACIFIC Coast hockey triumphed over the Western Canada Commission Rules Against Lynch Smith Bout in Gotham Friday. By wzsraaoox rsauiB. JERSEY CITT. Deo.

It. Two tiny NISS LE1TCH LAUDS T3 PlPll prv'i' wwk Va ll Sk 4 UA i3 men fought a twelve-round scrap here League at the Denman Street Ice Palace last evening when the Uaroons, playing in the form that carried them to a champion. Monday night under story-book conditions which made their bout a big-gar thing than the patrons paid to see. Irish Johnny Curtin of Jersey City, ship last season, completely outclassed Regina prairie titleholders. The final count was ten to three, a boy with a pair of bunged-up ears, a hunsred-un nose and a cold semi circle covering numerous bunged-up It was the first inter-league clash of the season and Lloyd Cook's athletes fully atoned for the one-goal defeat sustained here in the play-off last season.

They stepped out in front two minutes after teeth, took on Miaget Bmitn ana sv. him an efficient pasting. Thereby he knocked Smith out of line for a fight with Jo Lynch at Madison Square nni on frrlda nlKht for the ban tamweight clutmpionahlp of the world. GOLF OF CANADIANS Miss Ada Mackenzie and Miss Pepler Given Special Mention. LONDON, Dee.

II. Th quality of the game played by women golfers In Canada mad a strong Impression on Miss Cecil Lei ten during her tour of Canada and the United States this summer, according to an Interview she gavs a London newspaper devoted to sporting matters. "I was particularly struck with the ladles' golf In the Dominion," said Miss Leltch. "Of the outstanding players In Canada Miss Ada Mackensle and Miss Pepler were probably the greatest. Mrs.

Hope Gibson of Hamilton, Ont the first winner of the Canadian ladles' championship, was also a very strong golfer, and Mrs. Hurd (formerly Miss Dorothy Campbell, the famous Scottish player) In the United States was noes showing golf as good as that which she exhibited when she was winning championships In this country. Miss Alexa Stirling, In Miss Leitoh's rpOP BOW, left te right I Amhy Koran, defense) "Bed" McCusker, goal; Bill laird, goal; Spunk Sparrow, forward) A sick Irvln, forward. Bottom row) "Pass" Tranb, defense Carl Battell, defense; landers DntkowiH, for ward; George Hay, forward; "Rabbit" McVeigh, forward. But he did not exactly quamy jiimaoii-for an Immediate match with Lynch because Lynch's manager isn't speaking to Curtln's innnager, except in terms of picturesque reproach.

"f-f-H-M- fTTTT TIA MM STAKES' MBIT AND WOMEN CLASH OVEB TOUKirSY DATES. The clash In dates between -f 4 the ladles and men's amateur 4 golf championships In Great Britain is causing a great deal of discussion in British golf circles at present, according to 4 word received In New York from abroad. Both events are scheduled to take place In the same week, starting on Mon- day. May 7. Efforts have failed thus far the start when Harris, who was out of the play-off a year ago, snatched up a beautiful pass from Boucher right in front of the Regina nets, and from then on It was simply a question of how far the locals would win.

They ouUkated, outchecked and outplayed Regina from start to finish. CAPS' DEFENSE WEAK. Perhaps the Capitals were leg- weary after their long trip to the Coast, but they did not look like the same team that played Vancouver to a standstill in the same arena last March. Their defense was the weakest part of the team. McCusker, Wesley Champ's recruit goaltender, received bin first baptism of Coast hockey and shots rained In on him so thick at times that the youngster heaved a sigh of relief when the final whistle sounded.

He appeared to be somewhat nervous at the outset and allowed two soft shots to slip Into the nets. HAY IS VISITORS STAR, The defense In front of the nets simply could not cope with the combination of the speedy Vancouver forwards and the result was that Vancouver skated right In on top of the nets before shooting. Hay was the outstanding star of the visitors. His stlckhandllng, checking and shooting was all that could be desired, but he was Invariably forced to make his final effort from the blue-line as Cook, (Patrick and Mackay gave Hugh ILehman his easiest night's work for several seasons. 6TAXLEY SLOWS CP.

McVeigh also showed to advantage and Dick Irvln, while he was on the ice, showed flashes of his old-time speed. Barney Stanley has slowed up since he played with Vancouver. His backchecklng was his strongest asset while on the Coast, but last night he did not have the speed to skate back with the Vancouver attack when the Maroons engineered one of their many rushes. Perhaps the most outstanding feature of the game from a purely local standpoint was the combination of the entire Vancouver team. At least a.

soore of times they broke away with beautiful three-man rushes and flvs of the ten goals were obtained In this manner. Eight Big Features for Leaiu Staaslai. W. tiM. Krintflntan, 0 Oiliuy 10 1 HXlna 7 0 0 SMUkne, 0 0 CALGARY, Deo.

19. The Saskatoon Crescents, with "Newsy" Lalond la command, failed to show raudh fersa when they were snowed under by the Calgary Tigers In the opening gams locally of the Western Canada Hockey League at the Arena tonight. The one-sided score of 10 to 1 speaks for Itself. The Tigers were exceptionally good and could have been far better if they had been extended. BAOOED AWD LMTI.BSB.

With ths score so uneven play consequently mi ragged and listless for the big crowd that Jammed ths rink. Saskatoon opened the scoring inside of three minutes but after Calgary tied It up, there waa nothing to the game as the Bengal tribe displayed vast superiority In all departments of hockey. Joe Matte and Healey, the former amateurs, played exceptionally well for the visitors, but the balance of the squad were weak and appeared to be far from being In condition. Harry Scott was billed to replace Mickey Ion as referee, the latter be'nf detained by a late train, but at the last moment Saskatoon objected to Scott on the grounds that he was the Calgary coach, and Lome Hannay and 10 O'Orady were pressed Into service) as arbitrators. low xb vr.

Mickey Ion, league official, who was billed to handle, the game, was a passenger on the C. P. R. express that was derailed near Revelstoke, and did not arrive until after the game. President B.

L. Richardson of the Western Canada League, who Is In Vancouver, notified the team managers that Harry Scott would replace Ion, SUMMARY, rini eteil I giAftttnen. lAlende from CmwfofH. Oaleaiy, OtnHar from Arfener. 4:88.

OiHarr. Oltuon tan Dm. 4:27. 4 TalcuT. Mutla, Cooed period 5 "learr, Glbann frees Andam, 12:00.

a Otlrwr. Pea fram oiiMm, 1:18. 7 HMkatonn, Letaoda fram Cbok, 8:84. fTtilrrt period a PiImtt. Martin, 4:411.

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OUmr. 1:88. Xogby Union to Vest Wednesday. The regular weekly meeting of th Vancouver Rugby Union was post, poned from Monday until Wednesday afternoon at o'clock in the union headquarters, Winch Building. By that date It Is expected that official will know If there is any prospect of a Christmas Day game.

DI4 yes ferst te erSar IMIt 4X CVMaiM fmlt take ar.4 rlura ude'lnaT Southern Meet $75,000 in Purses. TIA JTJANA RACETRACK. Dec. 19. to effect any sort of comprom- opinion, Is undoubtedly the greatest exponent of golf In the United Slates.

Owing to the Injury to her arm, Miss Leltch is now In the hands of a specialist, gnd during the last nine months has played only two rounds of golf, these being In Canada, and she had, of necessity, to use her left hand. At present she Is unable to lift any weight at all with her right hand, and can not now stats what the prospects are for the next British ladles' Of the eight big stakes which have a total value of about 175.000 with toe, and as mature now stano, golf followers will have to choose between Burnham, 4 which will be the scene of the 4v women's tourney, and Deal, where the men's amateur will 4 be played. Unless one or tne their added money, and which will be decided at this meeting, the first one Is set for decision January 21, according to announcement made by J. P. TO RATX KBT XiTWCH.

Th background of the fight made It large. The Midget hasn't been taking care Of himself for the last year or so, but he is a good fighter Just tlie same. He pretended to be train. very hard for the Lynch fight and Lynch Is such an in-and-outer that the people who follow prizefighting were figuring on Smith as a new champion If he should be fit himself and catoh Lynch on one of his bad nights. On Monday, however, the New Tork commission forbade Smith to fight Lynch In New Tork until he should first comply with an old contract to fight Surtln In Jersey City.

Curtin was to have fought a boy called Sammy Kreedman In Jersey CJty Monday night, but late Monday afternoon Freedman cut his left eye In training and called off the match. This was Smith's gambling chance and he took It. He offered to fulfill his contract In Jersey City by fighting Curtin In Freedman's place, expecting thereby to remove his disqualification. ZTnonvTiiT tbjxxxo. "I'll out his ears off." or something to that effect was Smith's resolute communication to the press.

But he ran Into a clever boxer and a lusty hitter In the Irish person from over the river, who first glimpsed a large crowd when he fought one of the preliminaries to the Dempsey-Carpentler bout. Curtin beat his left side absolutely raw, cut his left eye open snd slashed his left cheek to the bone. He was Inside of Smith's attack all the time and only two rounds did the Midget capture, the fourth and fifth. Old Country Jtngby. LONDON.

Dec. 19. (Canadian Press Cable.) -A rugby football game played Monday resulted as follows: Edinburgh Academicals 23, Cambridge University 3. Oil yea fartst te ereer SnHiyi Chrlrtaii fruit tit. s'ssj eudsinsf Atkln, assistant manager of the A LIVELY LICKING Shows Real Championship Class in Welter Bout At Newark.

NEWARK. Deo. 1 Mickey Walker, welterweight champion of all this world, outpointed Phil Krug. a middleweight of Harrison. N.

Monday night In a twelve-round no-decision fight before a large crowd which was all for Krug. Notwithstanding Krug's advantage In popularity, however. Walker was generally conceded to be the winner. The welter title was not at stake for Krug came lo weighing 154 pounds. Walker weighed 148.

Jack Britton. from whom Walker recently took his title, was present and stepped Into the ring long enough to challenge the winner. Walker had genuine championship class about him and gave Krug a pretty lively licking. Krug mane a spurt In the third, fourth and fifth rounds, having a per-ceptihle edge, after Mickey led him In the first two. The sixth and seventh may have been even but If not they belonged to Mickey.

The eighth was Walker's when he unwrapped a burst of fury and batted the middleweight all over the corral. Krug went down In the tenth but It waa only a slip and he took no count. Walker captured the eleventh round and the dosenth was even. other of the two bodies decides to alter the dates It will be the first time in history that the ttwo tournaments have ben held simultaneously. 4iiiit Tla Juana Jockey Club.

These rich fix-tures, notably the Coffroth Handicap, with 130,000 added money, are certain Miss Mackensle, mentioned In Miss to attract some or the greatest horses in America. The nominations re ceived to date disclose a brilliant lot of Derformers. The following list or dates for the big fixtures Is announced: Leltch's Interview, is a member of the Mtsslssauga Club, Toronto, and won the Ontario women's championship last June when she defeated Mr, Gibson, Hamilton, four up and three to play. Mr. Gibson, In September last, won the Canadian ladles' closed championship, winning the final round from Mis Helen Paget, Ottawa, 6 and 4.

In the open championship she was eliminated in the first round by Mrs. Gavin of England, the ultimata winner. In wlnnlnc th closed champion January zi Tia juana claiming Stakes, (2500 added, all ages, one sxaxojtd moras in SELECTED BY OLaVTS AS BASXBAU THOTBXBS NEW YORK, Dec. 19. The New York Giants today selected HAD QTJABTXTTB 07 0O1XB.

4 Lloyd Cook was the Individual scoring star and boosted his average to the extent of four points on sensational solo rushes. As a matter of fact. Cook played one of the most brilliant games of tils career. He was equally as effective on the defense as he was on the attack. "Smoky" Harris also went sit toD speed, while Mackay and Bou diamond rings as emblems of -f their 1922 baseball champion- 4 snip, ana lorwaruea tne ap- ship Mrs.

Gibson defeated, among others. Miss repier, Toronto, at tho nineteenth hole. cher repeatedly aroused the enthusiasm of the 6000 fans tn attendance by their spectacular playing. Mackay' solo effort In the second period, when he skated from the Vancouver nets riant proved design to Leslie Connor, secretary to Commissioner Land Is. Last year the Giants received diamond studded watch fobs from Commissioner Land is for their victory in the world's series.

around the entire Regina team and In Qnssns Vlsysr Awarded Souvenirs. KINGSTON. Deo. 19. Queens rushy mile and 70 yards.

February 18 Debutante Stakes, $2600 added, for two-year-olds (yearlings in 1922), 3H furlongs. February 25 Speed Handicap, (2500 added, for all ages, IV, furlongs. March 4 Juvenile Stakes, (2500 added, for two-year-olds (yearlings In 1622), half-mile. March 18 Tia Juana Derby, Jnoo added, for three-year-olds In 1923, 1 1-8 miles. March 25 Coffroth Handicap, added, for all ages, 1 1-4 miles.

April 1 Tla Jpana Futurity. 16000 added, for two-year-olds (yearlings In 1922), 4H furlongs. April 8. Tia Juana Cup, 16000 added, for all ages, two miles. In addition to these fixtures there will be several rich handicaps during the holiday period from December 23 on top of MoCusker before parking the ruoDer in me nets, was tne most thrilling effort of the entire session, and team.

Dominion champions, were last evening presented with souvenir footballs by the City Council. The footballs, which are solid sold, are for m-H-f carrying on watch fobs or watchchalns. Bushnell High at Weekly Rifle Association Shoot tne nasny scot was accorded a tremendous ovation by the fans. VAXES OOOD nrPMSsioir. But while the Maroons outclassed the visitors, the game was Interesting to watch, as the players on both teams kept travelling at top speed all evening.

Skinner Poulln, former Viotorta forward, who cam to the Coast when Allan Onp Trustee Improving. W. E. Northey of Montreal, one of the trustees of the Allan Cup, has been removed from the hospital to his home In Montreal. He has been confined to the hospital for several weeks as a result of Injuries received In an accident on the Hamilton highway on November 16, when three autos collided and one person was killed and half a dozen or more Injured.

PIS yea ftnet te enter teeHi 4X Chrltta-ai fruit cake tne slum luddlmr to January 3, and Included will be the Christmas and New Year's Handicaps. The regular weekly practice of the Vancouver Rifle Association was held on the Beaton street range on Saturday evening. Mr. J. H.

Bushnell won the spoon with a good 99. The scores of 96 and over follow: J. H. Bushnell 99; James Stark 91; W. Wheeling 98; W.

Cuckow 97; M. B. Hedley 97; J. B. Parhain 97; Uapt SPECIAL BUYS ON FOOTBALLS Httt TTTTTT TlltH Klepper Offers $350,000 For Willard-Dempsey Go PORTLAND.

Seo, 19. W. H. Klepper. principal owner of the Portland baseball olnb.

today wired Jack Xearns, manager of Jack Sempsey, an offer of $350,000 for a ten-round boxing matoh for the championship of the world, between Bempsey and Jess WUlard. to be held here July 4 nest. Klepper said ha had naaaolal backing which will enable him to pnt on the match, and that if it is arranged an outdoor arena will be constructed In which to hold It. WUlard, who Is here today, declared himself agreeable to the proposal. Billiardists to Meet on Friday to Form New Body A general meeting of billiard enthusiasts will be held In Te Old English Billiard Hall, Granville street, on Friday afternoon at 8 o'clock, when steps will be taken to complete the organization of the Vancouver and District Billiard Association.

The committee which has been drafting the constitution has been hard at work this week, and It Is expected that complete organization will take place at the meeting. It Is planned to seek membership among those who play in public billiard halls and not to Infringe upon the membership of clubs. In this way the game will be encouraged among those who have no regular organisation with which to play and Inter-hall matches will be arranged. Steffanson Is to Judge International Dog Race PORTLAND, Deo. H.

The eastern international dog sled race will be held at Quebec on February 21, 23 and 24, W. R. Brown of thl city announced today. VilhjalmAr Steffanson, the Arctlo explorer, will act as one of the three judges. Fifty miles will be covered each day of the race and cash prises ranging from 110 to 11000 will be awarded, It was an-nouncd.

Seven dogs will be allowed on each team. Once Overs hockey was first Introduced in this part of the country, made his debut here as a referee and created a good Impression. He had a comparatively easy night, as the players paid strict attention to the puck and the only Venaltles banded out were for minor offences. Sidelights en Hockey, Amateur and mmumi rroreselonei oossip ox tne riayers and Tans. Boy a jfH 'Paragon' yrw Bicycle If Christmas 9 uive Hat We bought a npe olal hugo lot of Footballs from Crook udders England.

It en ablca us to offer tlirm at very spool al prions. i Specials veruncaies rij A Tenng boys' Boxing Gloves, full leather, hair filled; olive canvas palms. ejj If you hay a man to buy a gift for you will make It easy for yourself and easier for him If you give Men's (Is. No. I Cowhide Football, $3.00 him a hat certltl-' trhoi.

Silver King Oolf Balls, 75c Dosen $9.00 woooiey vr, a. aiaitatau so. Regular practices will be discontinued during the holidays. The next shoot will be held on Saturday, January 8. Cards for the December Individual competition ejavs not yet come to hand, but when they are received those Interested will be notified and an evening set.

Meusel-Hoyt-Ward Deal Still on Hoggins NEW YORK. Deo. 11. Miller Hug-gins, manager of the Yankees, Is authority for the statement that the much-rumored deal which would sond Bob Meusel, Aaron Ward and Walte Hoyt to the White Sox In exchange for Eddie Collins, Bob Kalk and another Chicago player. Is "still on." Huggins also said that there were indications that the deal by which Jake May, the young pitcher of the Vernon club of the Pacific Coast League, would come to the New York Yankees, might be completed before the new year.

Former Beaver Will Manage Peoria Club Dick Breen, a familiar figure In the Northwestern League years ago, playing with Vancouver, has signed to manage the Peoria team In the Three-1 League next year. He has been In the western League for several seasons. JHCXEY PSOTXDEB TSOLXUj. Vancouver assumed the aggressive tight at the outset and In the first minute Mickey Mackay gave the fans a thrill when he skated right In on McCusker and hit the goaltender's pads with his parting effort Stanley obtained possession of the dlso then and went down the Ice with Irvln and McVeigh, but Cook halted the rally and then Boucher and Harris combined for Vancouver's Initial tally. The pair passed the puck to each other twite before "Smoky" finally shot It Into the nets.

TBBII-OOU LXA9, Two minutes later this pair again counted, Boucher accepting the final pass from Harris. Play had hardly got under way again when the Ottawa youth and Harris again found the net, the wing player's parting effort striking somebody's akate and rolling past McCusker. Vancouver skated right back to the attack again, but the visitors, while three goals behind, settled down to their game and held their own for the balance of the period. They obtained their first goal when Stanley passed to Hay Inside the blue line and the latter atlekhandled his way past both MacKay and Cook before shooting past Lehman. It was a clever Individual effort by Hay.

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And good cheer Is always forthcoming If you sup at the OOOD EATS. Go there to-night after the theatre or dance and brighten youi evening. flT Granville Street AST WTIIT1T IW CHaXfiT An Easy Method (J to Buy an Ideal JJ) Christmas Gift 11 nsTBBB George O'Donoghue, manager of the world championship St. Pats, made the statement in Winnipeg the other day that the Western Canada League teams outclassed the f'aclftc Coast teams. We have an Idea that Regina1 will be deoldedly lucky If they nnlsh on the long end of the score in even one game In the West The Maroons turned In their best Pirns of the season last night.

Captain loyd Cook and "Smoky" Harris were the outstanding stars. It is doubtful If the energetic manager of the Coast champions had displayed more brilliant form tn any previous engagement In Vancouver. Hie four goals aroused the enthusiasm of the huge crowd In attendance and when he skated off the Ice at the finish he was accorded quite an ovation by the fans. see Boucher also displayed brilliant form. His back-checking reminds one of Barney Stanley when the manager of the prairie champs wore a maroon sweater.

Stanley has slowed up somewhat since he appeared at the Denman Arena. He was completely bewildered by the phenomenal speed of the locale last night and simply could not keep up with the pace. Ernie Parkes, while he was en the Ice was a tower of strength to the team, but appears to be the real hard luck player of the league. Whenever he got an opening his spot was usually dead on the mark, but McCusker was right on the Job and turned them aside while he allowed other "soft" ones to escape his notice. Keep trying.

Ernie, the last season Barney Stanley played on the Coast he only scored one goal, but that was the point that decided the P. C. H. championship when Seattle was a one to two fsvorlte tor the title, Even Brother Lester, whs glimpsed the game from the press box, remembered the goal Stanley scored In Seattle wiien the Mete had their trunks packed, resurvatlons made snd ready to step on the train for Toronto. The Victoria inngul was managing the Sound City septette at that line.

Skinner Poulln, who formerly held down one of the wing positions for the Cougars when hockey was first Intro, dined on the Coast, had charge of the whittle. Skinner has a fine knowledge of the game from a playing standing, but It Is doubtful If he knows anything about the free penalty shot. He had the opportunity of using his authority In this respect several times last evening but always faced the puck off. Vancouver were the sufferers In this respect as Pernv Traub was continually Infringing the rules. Even at that he drew two penalties for minor offences.

Few ef the fans In the Arena, noticed Irwin when he collided with the upright but skinner Poulln was right on top of the play and exonerated the Coast prexy from all blame, see Dirk Irvln, the blond flash who has hetn the centre of the controversy in western hockey during the past week, played brilliant hockey right un until the moment he bumped Into the goal posts, Frank Patrick was the only player nenr Irvln at the time lie sue tallied his Iniury, but even Wesley Champ admitted It was an accident that Is liable lohinpen most any tlms, The Regina forward line Is strong enough with Irwin In centre, but the defense Is woefully weak. Bli yeu tenet te ertsr iMbi 4X CHrllleiM fruit sake as tins MekiaJ tor epsa all day Wednesday and evening tUl Christmas. BTBXB Will opposite the Does he like a good old-fashioned shape or is he susceptible to the latest London fads and fancies? oger Blg. Built in Canada I Rain Coats Lots of Them We dnesday On (y-- Thos. Foster Co; LIMITED 514 GranvllU Street 514 stall Orders specialty, Okargeo prepaid.

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