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THE DAILY PROVINCE, VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1932 18 p- i 1 I PROVINCE. "sr-ijS: 5 PORT 5 REVIEW 222-1 I Olympic Hope? A VVy ft J-V COMMENT ON COMMENT ON W' ft- Tiger Daula Quickly Stops Bonnie Muir Big East Indian Takes Two Falls In Short Order. rv" 't OJRKENT EVENTS A Crusaders and Shores Clash On Saturday Critical Battle Will Decide Final Placing of Basket Teams. May Extend Anchorage at Coal Harbor Yachtsmen Offered Additional Area for Berthing Space. E3Y DINGMAM 1 km ') -1 TIT ARMSTRONG BEATEN ADANACS MEET PLAN BREAKWATER Mclntyre to Play in West i i i 0 is fi E.

W. HAMBER, "V'ACHTSMEN were out In force last night at the annual meeting of the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club. E. W. Hamber.

who was re-elected commodore, has taken a very keen Interest tn the sport during the past few years, and under his leadership the club enjoyed a most successful season last year. Mr. Hamber Is a former oarsman and Is also a keen supporter of the Rowing Club. He scored many successes with his racing stable last summer, and It la expected that with bis recent Importation of English thoroughbreds, his colors will be more to the fore on B. C.

tracks this season. minster V.A.C. Battles Province. WINDING up one of the closest schedules on record in the senior A men's division of the Vancouver and District Basketball League all six senior aggregations will get into action tomorrow night. The big game will be one of two billed for the V.

A. C. gymnasium, and involves Shores and Crusaders. Adanacs meet the Huskies at New Westminster, while Province Bnd V. A.

unsuccessful contenders for playoff honors, furnish an 8 o'clock appetizer to the Crusader-Shores game. As the league now stands. Crusaders and Adanacs are tied for top place, with Shores one game behind In second position. Adanacs are more or less conceded a victory over the bottom-place Huskies, so, In order to remain tied for that top position, Crusaders must beat Shores. There Is also a possibility of a three-way tie for first place will he decided on the usual point system, two points for a win and one for a draw.

CANADA'S rugby team Is making a great name for Itself In Japan, and Interest Is being maintained as the Canucks turn In win after win, a feat which is surprising to many in view of the neat trimming by the Japanese here a year ago last September. British Columbia men naturally hold the limelight in Oeorge Nlblo, of Ex-King George, holds a substantial lead with 29 points. Ernest Pink-ham, out of the last game or two with lnjufles, la next with 18. Campbell Forbes and Frank Skllllngs of Victoria are also very much to the fore with 14 and 12 reflectively. Two more games remain on the schedule, both at Toklo.

Kwanto "Rep" team being scheduled for Suuduy, and All-Jupan next Thursday. AVITII the railing off of tomorrow's rugby schedule, Vancouver Kughy I'nlon officials have had more or less of a tough season. Ground conditions have been soggy most of the season. Altogether they have lost seven Saturdays since the first of October, three through weather, and four on account of McKechnie Cup and test matches. TJRESIDENT Allan Pellowes of tie Vancouver hockey loop needn't worry so much about his attendance this season.

At a Southern Alberta Hockey League game In Calgary this week the paid attendance was only 428. Even In our worst times we haven't dropped quite that low. fiHICAGO advices say that with the advance sale of seats for the DempseyrLevtnsky fight, but one day old, a capacity crowd is Indicated. With the price of seats ranging from SI to $5, a capacity house would gross Dempsey Is due to reach Chicago when he will appear before the N. B.

A. to clear up charges relative to unpaid bills at Columbus a year ago. JT'XECUnVES of the U. 8. Lawn Tennis Association are scheduled to meet this evening, when one of the Important Items will be the settling of the question of American participation at Wimbledon this summer.

President Carruthers has gone on record as being unfavorable. On account of recent developments, the election of officers Is expected to cause a merry battle. 4- rpiIE first day at the Olympic Winter Sports at Lake Placid gave the I'nlted States a healthy lead tn point standing with 29, against 13 for Canada, and 8 for Norway. Frank Stack of Winnipeg, conceded a good chance In the 600-metre event, may have been outltirked when he was thrown off his stride In the final and finished In the ruck. Htark complained to the officials and asked that the race be run over.

The committee ruled his protest out. 17JDOE AUSTIN, ersck four -year-old of Oeorge Slater's stable, made very fine time in winning a seven-furlong event at Agtm Callente Usi week, svepplng the distance In He also won the mile and a sixteenth on Sundiiy acalnit such routers as Voltcar and Jeu de Bar, who ran here last siumiu-r. JACK IiKMPSKY will meet the toughest opposition of his comeback attempt on the IKth. when he takes on King Levtnky In a four-round Imiif as part of a card at the Ctilrogr, Stadium. Leitnsky Is ranked seventh among the pres-nt-diiy crop uf heavies.

A ATCHMAKER Nate Lewis expects a sellout with a gnte of about S55 000. Levlnsky halt been guaranteed 750O. with a privilege of 15 per cent, of the gate. Dempsey has been playing to 60 per cent, In all of his exhibition matches, but in the present Instanc he was obliged to revise his demands to get tile match. In his last three bouts, Levlnsky had Tonuny Loughran on the floor three times, while he beat Paollno Uzcuudun and lost to Max Baer.

A NSWETtlNO a query from the Alberta Amateur Hockey Association, W. A. Hewitt, chairman of the rules committee of the C. A. 11.

has given a ruling to the effect that a goalkeeper can not be taken from a gmne and substituted by a forward for the purpose of adding sooting punch. This system Is used occasionally by the team on the short end of the score In professional hockey, hut In the amateur game It Is taboo, according Hewitt. The stunt has been tried a couple of times In Alberts this season, and objection was raised. Kvldently substitution for a goalie may only be mude by another goalie at the end of a period, or In case of Injury. AtcOILL UNIVERSITY'S hockey team failed to make the grade In the Intercollegiate championships, In the final.

McOlll and Toronto Varsity played to a 2-2 tie In Montreal, but in the return match in Toronto. Varsity won out 2-1 In overtime, for a total of 4-3 on the round. Now McGtll Is having a nice time playing exhibition matches with the Olympic contestants gt Lake Placid. Recently all of the Eastern comment favored MoGIU to retain the intercollegiate title. champions of Cnnada, had a tough Job on their hands yesterday In taking the I'nlted States Into camp 2-1 In overtime, in the first game of the Olympic championships.

The Allan eiipholdrnj thus maintained their season's reputation of being a low-sooring outfit. Canada does not meet the 1'. S. until the final day, February 13. Eueh of the tour countries meeta tlie other twice.

Mixed up In the regular schedule will be exhibition gumes with MeGill. The championship a rrT JACK JACQUEST. POTENTIAL Olympic swimming A material was put through Its paces last night at the Crystal Pool under the auspices of the Vancouver Amateur Swimming Club and uncovered at lesst one performer of extraordinary ability. Jack Jacquest, youthful sprinter, swam the 80 and 100-yard distances in faster time than any B. C.

man has ever before accomplished. He lopped whole seconds off previous marks with careless abandon, and with the benefit of additional expert coaching, may gather In some points for Canada In the Los Angeles Olympiad. F. M. Chaldecott Is Made Life Member of R.V.Y.C.

MEMBERS of the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club gathered Thursday for their annual meeting, presided over by Commodore 'E. W. Hamber, who was reelected by acclamation. Commodore Hamber reviewed the various activities of the club, and looking to the future mentioned the possibility of securing a breakwater which would give protection to the Jericho anchorage. On the subject of mooring facilities Rear-Commodore Ginn mentioned that the Vancouver Harbor Commission had recommended a twenty-one-year extension of the lease of the anchorage in Coal Harbor, with some extension beyond the are formerly leaned.

Much of this Is quite shallow, but would be made suitable for aichorge and berthing space by dredging. This allows considerable room for expansion, the present berthing space being already crowded. VICTORIES RECALLED. Vice-Commodore B. L.

Johnson spoke briefly as chairman of the house committee, and Fleet Captain H. Wallace reviewed the racing season, mentioning particularly the winning of the Llpton Cup In the International races at Bell-Ingham by the B. class yacht Lady Pat skippered by E. P. Crlbb, and the winning of the Swlftsure Lightship ocean race by Vice-Commodore B.

John-eon's yawl Westward Ho. The financial report submitted by Claude Thlcke, the honorary treasurer, showed the club In fine shape, a mortgage on the new clubhouse having been paid off. The old clubhouse at Coal Harbor has been sold to the government for the use ot the Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve, which had rented It from the R.V.T.C. for some years. PUT TWO (MS should both Adanacs and Crusaders lose.

Jimmy Bond and Jack McLaughlin Steal Show In Clever Draw. FOR three rounds Tiger Daula allowed Bonnie Muir to give him a flight workout in the headline wrestling bout at the Auditorium on Thursday night, then decided that it was time to finish matters, and in less than the space of two minutes he had thrown the big Australian twice and almost ruined his neck. Jimmy Bond of California held Jack McLaughlin of Vancouver to a draw in the semi-windup, each man securing a fall, while Nanjoo Singh, Tiger Daula's interpreter, beat Bob Armstrong of California In the three-round preliminary. Muir was outweighed ty at least thirty pounds and was no match la strength or tactics for the big East Indian. He spent most of the first three rounds picking himself off the mat or getting out of wrlstlocks, leg spreads and arm stretches.

Whenever be tried to clamp on a headlock Daula slipped his head away and hurled him across the ring. After finding out that flying tackles and rabbit punohes had little effect, Muir resorted to stamping on Daula's toes or slapping him about the head, but this was equally ineffective. BOND MAKES HIT. One minute after the fourHt round started Daula tossed Muir back with two headlocks, then crashed him heavily with two flying mares and fell across him for the first fall. Muir waa Just able to come up for the fifth round but In half a minute he had been thrown again with a couple of headlocks and a reverse body slam.

Daula was aald to weigh 235 pounds and Muir 208. The Bond-McLaughlin bout stole the show, and the California boy made such a hit by his clean, clever tactics that he received a tremendoua ovation on retiring from the ring. Beautifully built, Bond matched hold for hold with the Vancouver ace and waa every bit as fast. He never sought the sanctuary of the ropes; In fact he crawled away from them many times, even when In a bad hold. McLaughlin wrestled In similar manner, with the result that It was a bout full of action and clever tactics from start to finish.

ARMSTRONG TAKEN ILL. One man had no sooner eeoured a hold that his opponent was free and had clamped on a lock himself, every class of grip being utlllMd. Twice Mo-Laughlln hoisted Bond for an airplane spin, but each time the Calitornlan made a sudden grab for the ropes and held on. In the third round Bond obtained the deadly Boston crab, and be-(Continued on Page 19.) Monday Night's Game Is In case Crusaders and Adanacs tie, a two-game home-and-home series, total points counting, will be staged to decide who is to get the playoff bye which goes with the top position. Tt'ESDAY.

Should a three-way tie come about, the league heads will have to get together and figure out something else. Thrown Out Juniors Start Final Series. Executives of the Vancouver Ice Hockey Association last night sat on the Westminster Cubs-Maple Leafe question In the city league playoffs. Monday night's game was thrown Frank Jerwa Scores Two Points Canadiens Win in Overtime. JACQUEST SHATTERS SPRINT SWIMMRKS Uum RtandlBf.

Oanadlaa tectum. A unanimous tribute ot appreciation Pays Record Place Price In 13th Start Baal Rewards Backers With $971 for $2 at Hialeah Park. Canadians Americana Maroon Leondos and Sonnenberg Win W. D. r.

A. PM. 14 11 5 01 7S S3 14 IS 9 12 12 it 64 SO 9 IT 8 103 34 r1mn Section. 19 41 11 lfl 10 ft 4 83 15 IS 4 1 SH II 63 37 out on account of the Cubs' use of an Ineligible player, and it was decided to play two games, tonight and Monday, on a total goal basis. Should either team use an unregistered man, the series will automatically go to the other sextette, which will enter the final against Ex-King George.

Art Moore and Harry Jones will be the referees for tonight's game. Following tonight's game. Vies and Ex-Prince of Wales will meet In the first of a two-game series for the Junior city championship and the right to play the interior champs for the provincial title, and the additional right of entering the O. H. A.

Memorial Cup playdowns. Jimmy Dexter will referee the Junior The Junior teams will line up as follows: Ex-Prince of Wales Macintosh, Barons. Norrle. Hakln. Wlghtman, Mc-Rae.

Lyon. Black, Steele. Vies Hyndman, Sutherland, Fortian, Balne, McKenzle. O. Hyndman, Fowler, Buckham, St.

Denis, Cranstoun. However, Shores Can settle the matter by beating Crusaders, which would leave Adanacs alone on top, always providing they got over the Huskies as predicted. Playoffs of some kind or other are billed to start next Tuesday, regardless of what happens tomorrow night. All the transferred players will make their respective appearances with their new teams tomorrow night. Crusaders will Introduce Horace Heath, former Province star forward, while Shores, playing against them, will have Joe Hall, Province guard, available for either defense or forward duty.

Thus Hall may be assigned the task ot stopping his former team mate. Over In Westminster Adanacs will try out Harvey Mclntvre, former Crusader ace. against the Huskies and his performance will be watched with Interest. Just how Mclntyre works In with the ex-Canadlan champions Is expected to have an Important bearing on the championship struggle. "Jit" Lewis and "Tony" Mclntyre will referee at the V.

A. with Harold Straight working In Westminster. C. N. R.

and Vancouver will open the V. A. C. programme with a senior men's game at 7 o'clock. In Westminster the Westminster and Harris Paint, senior aggregations, perform at 8, Varsity and Highway Fur Intermediates starting things off at 7.

Province, tied with the Vancouver for top place In the senior loop, take on Normal Orada in a league fixture at the Vancouver Y. M. C. A. at 9 o'clock.

At 8, on the same floor, First Baptist and Varsity senior men perform. McUill Holds Malcewicz To Draw. PORTLAND, Feb. 8. (UP) Robin Dttrolt BoBtoa TORONTO, Feb.

5. Goals were plen for the support given to the R.C.Y.C. by an old and valued member was the election to honorary life membership of P. M. Chaldecott, who was a charter member of the Yacht Club and one of the old guard who raced the yawl Minerva so successfully for many years.

NEW OFFICE CREATED. An amendment to the club bylaws was made creating the rank of staff captain. This officer will have special charge of the power-boat division and will rank next to the fleet captain. The executive was empowered to make an appointment this season. Following are the officers for 1933: Commodore E.

Hamber. Vice-Com Reed defended his 145-lb. wrestling belt successfully here last night, when he threw Pete Metropolous two falls out of three. Reed took the first fall In 35 minutes and 20 seconds with a ham- IALEAH PARK. Feb.

H' merlock. Metropolous forced Reed to 5. In the first race here Thursday for three-year-old maidens, pound the canvas with a leg split In 20 minutes and 20 seconds for the second fall, and Robin took the third with a series of wrlstlocks. modore R. W.

Otnn, Rear-Commodore H. A. Wallace. Fleet Captain H. A.

Jones, Honorary Secretary Phil White Team Chosen to Represent V.A.S.C. Agaimtf Westminster Jack Jacquest of the Vancouver Amateur Swimming Club turned In two of the fastest sprint swims ever recorded by a C. natator last night at the Crystal Pool when he navigated the 100 yards In 67:2 seconds and followed It up a few minutes later by sprinting the 60 In 24:4. breaking the B. C.

records for distances by seconds. He first broke into the limelight by swimming his 50-yard heat In the relay last summer In 25:2 and has been consistently bettering the mark for these distances In his trials but last night was the first time Percy Norman was enabled to Judge the capabilities of this star. It must be remembered that Jacquest Is still a Junior but Is endeavoring to make his place on the Olympic squad and has been training every day for the past year. The time Jacquest made in the 60 last night Is Just 4-5 ot a second slower than the Dominion record. It would not be surprising to see Jacquest make a place for himself in the coming Junior 440 national championships at the Washington A.

C. TORONTO, Feb. 8. Qua Sonnenburg, head, Honorary Treasurer c. B.

Thicae, insist on "GRANTS BEST PROCURABLE" Th Original For Sale at Vendora or direct from "Mall Order Dept." Liquor Control HoarH- Victoria, B.C. Boston, defeated Bibber McCoy, Holy Honorary Measurer D. P. Urry. Honor tiful for all but Americans In a pair of National Hockey League fixtures In New York and Montreal last night.

Canadiens nd Maroons went on a scoring bee In Montreal and aftter ten minutes' overtime the flying Frenchmen edged out a 0-5 victory, while In New York Bruins avenged last Tuesday's defeat In Boston by trouncing Americana 6-0. Canadiens' victory placed the world champions In a tie with Toronto Maple Leafs for leadership of the Canadian division, while Bruins' triumph hoisted them to within striking distance of the third-place Detroit Falcons, who are four points behind Chicago. The Leafs, however, have two games In hand over Habitants and will have a chance to pull out In front over the week-end when they oppose Boston and Detroit on successive nights while Canadiens are Idle. Summaries. BOSTON AMERICAS 0.

First period- -1, Boston, Shore (WelUod), 2, Boston. Hltfltman, :47. Cross; Dan Koloff, St. Louis, threw Reg Slkl, Cleveland, iisi ililT iiMsiaariuaaasaJsiTaanrTaaIi NEW HAVEN, Peb. 8.

Jim ary Hydrographer R. W. purves. Members of committee: O. P.

Gyles, W. S. Day, B. L. Johnson, Gerald MacClay, J.

H. McDougall and E. P. Crlbb. Percy Jackson In Londoa, Greece, threw Sandow Szabo, which was won by the Paramount Stable's Buoyant Days, the sensational odds of S971.10 for $2 were posted on the second horse, Joseph Edwards' gelding Baal, a reqord place price for the American turf.

Had the horse won and he was only beaten by a length and a half he would have paid $2428.60 to each holder of a 2 ticket. This would have displaced the record winning price in this country, held by Wishing Ring and set at Latonla. on June 17, 1912. Wishing Ring's place price was 644.60 for $2, the record shattered yesterday by Baal. Baal also set a new record for show money, 1243.30, a show ticket on Wishing Ring having paid $172.60.

Tins was the thirteenth start of Baal and he was ridden by Jockey E. Buck. There were only eight $2 tickets on Bual. two to place and six to show. Manassas finished third.

The time was fast, 1 :40 for a mile. The winner, Buoyant Days, paid $16.70. Hungary; Matroe Klrllenko, Russia, de-clsloned Jim Corrlgan, California; Vanka Zelesnlak, Russia, threw Jean Ladoux, Canada. Olympic Swim Boston Cubs' Goal bustun, reo. o.

Jim Browning, BOSTON, Feb. 8. The Boston Cubs, relieved of their outstanding players Missouri, threw Nick Lutze, California; Committee Will Meet Next Week Pat McOlll, Nebraska, drew with Joe Malcewicz, TJtica, N. Parmer Oeorge McLeod, Nebraska, threw Bull Martin, New Jersey; Casey Kazanjlan, Califor Penalties umo, convey, enorp. flmtnd period 8, Boston, Jnrft (Shore), 11:115: 4.

Boston. Oliver iSliore). Penalties Lamb (two. one mtjorj. Hitch- WW this week by the Boston Bruins, their National League owners, were held to a scoreless overtime tie last night by the stubborn Philadelphia Arrows.

Both teams had several scoring chances during the seventy minutes. The rival goalies. Jackson and Murray, turned in sensational performances. nia, threw Tony Felice, Italy. man.

Barry. Owen. Sltore, brytlge. EST PROCURABLE 1 on Feb. 17, in which he has entered.

Plans for the Canadian Olympic The team that will carry the V. A. swimming trials, slated for late July i S. C. colors next Tuesday night at will be discussed early next week at a New Westminster has been announced sneclal meeting of the subcommittee by Percy Norman.

The men events coTslstlnTof Harry Wiles. John Munro, will be contended for by 8yd. Summers, tob McMlUan Vr2 Ulan Clampitt, ap-; Oeorge Burrows, Jack Jacquest, Dick Xt at tne hit special meeting of Wyndham, Bill McLeod, Ron Martin, the section of the C. A. S.

A. i Louis Savard, Frank Turner, Harry These men were appointed along with Beadle. Oavln Rusell, Allan Oourlay, from Victoria to i Jim Foster. Norm Walton. Don McKen- 1 I 3 PURE 13 WW TCH WHISKY discuss finance, programme, retcyw RICHEST IN FINEST HIGHLAND MALT Eric Yorath to Compete in B.

C. Shuttle Tourney rjALGARY, Feb. 8. Erlo Yorath, Calgary city and Alberta provincial badminton champion in singles, men's doubles and mixed doubles, will enter the British Columbia tournament at Vancouver February II, li and 13. Yorath announced Thursday, he would leave Monday for the Pacific Coast city.

At the conclusion of tha British Columbia tournament, Yorath will return to defend his Alberta title at Edmonton February 18, 19 and 20, and will -probably go to Winnipeg for the Dominion championships, March 3, 4 and 8. A Free Trip to Honolulu Thene Numbers Win Silver Dollar 0001322, OO0101D, 0002052, 00033T5. OO01280. 0001001, OOU3500, OOOS016, 0000813, 0003085 Kttf Your Certificates for Final Commemoration Trip. 3 fmmxuuU Tturd period 1, Boston, Klein (Jera, 7 30.

Tha rants. Amcrk-an Forbes, Uutton, Ayrea, Btirch, Lamb, Convey, Bryog. Shields, Klmes. Pllmort, Mcln-nly. MrVelih.

Keating. Kllrea. Boston Cuue, Shore, Hltcliman, Chapman, Oliver. Cialbralth, Owen Pratt, Klein, Welland, Clapper, Barry. Burke, Jeremiah, P.

Jerwa. Relerees Dalgncault and Ooodmao, CANADIENS Si MAROONS B. First period I. Montreal. Brydaon, 3.

SO; 3, Montreal, Ward ffliebert), loiilU. Penaitlea Trottier. Second period -3. Canadiens. Mnrem (8.

Manthal. 11.47; 4. Canadiens. Jollat (Oamon), ft, Montreal. Trottier Penaitlea (twoi, Morem, Jollat, Coliai-her.

Leduc, Ward, fiitieH. Third penod'S, Cansdlena, Morana, ft'12; 7. Montieal. Trottier (Steart), 3.HS; 8, Montreal. Northcott iSmlUil.

I2r2l: ll. Canadiens, Larorhflle (Monnn. 0 21; 10, Canadiens. Laroch-lJe fMondoul, 1 tij. Penaitlea Leduc and Ward.

Overtime -11, canadiena, Jollal (Laptna), r4 fi. Panaltlaa A'ortboptt. Tha Teauna, Maroons Watah; Oonaoher. Wlkm: Stawart, Brvdatm. Trotuer; Ward.

SmlUi, Siebart. siarr, Mclcar, Phillips, Nortlicott. Canadiena hainaworlli; s. Mantha, Bore: Morena. Oainon.

Joliat; Mondai, Waanlt, Ledue, Leptnj. lrothelle. Munro, O. Mantha. Lealeur.

Kalema Rodden and Smaaton. Wlilppet HM-n Postponed. Races scheduled by the Vancouver Whippet Association at Memorial Park. South Vancouver, on Saturday afternoon have been canoelled owing to the unfavorable conditions of the ground Bottled an1 rusrsnteed by WmUra Grant A Sons Limited Glenfiddieh ana Balvenie-Glenllret Distillerias, Duff-totra A Glsafow, Scotland. B.

C. F. A. Orders South Ml F.C. to Sign Transfers Charges made by KerrlsdiUe Merchants against South Mil Army Navy of refusing to sign the transfers of Players Pkyrnie and Wilkinson were upheld by the B.

C. Y. A. Coimrll at a special meeting on Thursday nlsht, and the Poiith Hill club was ordered to sign them forthwith. Originally South Hill charged Kerrlsriale wtlh poaching the two players, hut when the case came, up before the B.

f. K. A. council the Hillmen dropped the matter and kerrlMhile then Issued the counter-charge of holding up the transfers. Railway Hoop Squads and entertainment of the competitors.

Since the events have been split between Vancouver and Victoria, It was thought necessary to fill in with some exhibition features, but this Idea has been discarded. The Parks Board has been approached regarding construction of the hlgh-dlving tower at the Kltetlano Pool, and excavations beneath It to provide a standard depth of fifteen feet of water, and they are going ahead with this matter at once. Provision for changing the present metric course to yardage, necessary for the Canadian championships, which are to be Incorporated with the Olympic Trial, will also be discussed. Xhis advertisement is not published or displayed by the Liquor Control Board or the Government of British Columbia, EA. Morris Ltd.

Johnny Bailey and Percy Norman. The women members of the team Include Agnes Martin. Kay Petterley, Oladys Munro, Allena Clampitt, Eleanor Oordon. Betty Bryan, Marlon Moffat and Betty Valnhart. Canadian Curlers Win Six of Eight Gaines From States LAKE PLACID.

Feb. 6. Three more victories were added last night to the three set up yesterday afLcrnoon by Canadian curlers In the "demonstration" events of the winter Olympic. The two losses suffered by the Canadians were charged against a hastUy-remade team representing Northern Ontario. Afternoon games: Quebec beat Connecticut, 14-12.

Ontario beat Michigan. 21-7. Manitoba beat Massachusetts. 10-10. Northern Ontario lost to New York, 8-20.

Night games: Manitoba beat Michigan, 22-12. Ontario beat Massachusetts, 23-4. Quebec beat New York, 13-11. Northern Ontario tost to Connecticut, 13-18. Portland Sextette In Tobacconists 435 West Hastings St.

Saturday Sport Card OUR OWN CIGARETTE 1 At Y.W.C.A. Saturday Those old rivals, the C.N R. and P. R. basketball teams, furnish the princi 3 I.

I pal attraction on Saturday night's Commercial Basketball League card, at the Y.W.C.A. gymnasium, being scheduled to hook up in a league fixture at 9 o'clock. These teams have put up some rare battles In past seasons and another entertaining struggle Is looked for tomorrow night. Two girls' contests are listed for JkMmv Mghtjaimi Mdijlavom' Imported quality and flavour that comes only from Holland that cornea only in the Win ftnd 8 o'clock, respectively. Hudson's iiaaa viva uonimiu Bav nooosl Bay opposing Woodwards In the opener and Fpencers meeting B.

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