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Thursday, June 7, 1962

— CIAU starts campaign
- to boost college sport

By JACK SULLIVAN
Canadian Press Sports Editor

The Canadian Intercollegiate Athletic Union this
week embarked on a campaign to promote college
sport‘on a country-wide basis. Approved was a plan
to stage intercollegiate competition including hockey, ;

 

 

basketball and football. -

The next step probably would
be to stage track and _ field,
swimming and other sports.

This is something that is long
overdue and it could ultimately
mean that the colleges would
provide athletes for Olympic,
British Empire and Pan-Ameri-
can Games, and other interna-

tional sports festivals. And it is,

something that the 30 - member
government - appointed national
advisory council on fitness and
amateur sport should help.

The colleges will need money
to finance their projects and
they’ve already indicated they
will go to the fitness couneil for
support. It couldn't have come
at a better time.

FUNDS FOR RALLY

This body gave the okay Lo

a fitness rally in Toronto on

September 3 and just a few days’

ago it was announced the federal}

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laudable effort but it can turn
out to be more of a three-ring
icireus than a demonstration of
imuscle-flexing by young Cana-
dians from across the country.

“The fitness council apparently
is vaque about plans for the day.
Right now, they’ll throw in a
bunch of lacrosse players, wrest-
lers, fencers, cyclists and so on
onto the grandstand turf.

At various other spots over the
sprawling 350-acre CNE grounds,
youngsters will run, square dance,
| play handball and do all sorts of
calisthenics,

But more than 300,000 paying
customers are expected to visit
the CNE that day and the crush
of spectators alone is enough to
create a mob scene. The idea of:
the rally — to focus attention
‘on fitness—could be lost. |
' The best plan, possibly, is to,
stage a regimented plan of calis- |

 

 

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vovernment would donate $50.- thenics and gymnastics with.
000 towards expenses. The cash possibly 400 or 500 youngsters:
would come out of the govern- | from across the country. Put,
ment’s $5,000,000-a-year contrib. them in one spot and let them:
ution to promote physical fit- | show their stuff.
ness and amateur sport. If the government donated
That $50,000 gift is a lot of $50,000 to the CNE scheme, it
money for a project — brainchild; certainy couldn’t turn the col-
of Toronto advertising executive | leges down,
Warry (Red) Foster — that has:
a scent of commercialism to it. i
The festival, which one coun-.
cil official. described as being a}
“three-ring circus,” will be held!

comments
ab the, ater tian National of ple yers,

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Pxhibitieon on Labor Day. The: |

CNE probably will get lots of, mM afagers |
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newspaper ink out of it. and its:
contribution to the festival is aj

 

meagre $12,500. i NEW YORK i) — Pertinent |
Basically, the festival is a: quotes from big league ball play- |
—_- __. -lerg and managers:
, Fred Hutchinson, Cincinnati |

3215 DIAL 3215 ; manager, ejected from a game
FOR THE BEST ‘between the Reds and Houston |

IN Colts, turned to Bill Giles, Colts’!

publicity director and son of the:

CHINESE FOOL National League president, and
‘said in parting: “. . . and tell,

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Southpaw Sandy Koufax of!
Los Angeles Dodgers, shortly,
after matching his own major!
league strikeout record of 18 in
‘game, said with a straight face: ,
“T wouldn’t trade a 20-game'
‘season for all the strikeouts in:

. ‘the record books.”
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Manager Bill Rigney of the)!
| Angels, upon being told that his’
‘orders for intentional walks to!
‘Maris had angered the Yankee;
slugger, retorted: |
“Maris is gelting $70,000, Lo-:
i pez (Hector Lopez) who followed |
‘Maris in the batting order is get- |
iting $18,000, Who would you ra-:
ther pitch to?”

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Solly Hemus, coach of ew!
York Mets, on the rash of sore
iarms sustained by relief piteh-

 

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Prince Rupert southbound |) aq manager gets the habit of |
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up to 4 pam. each Monday. the has to get the side out and
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