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‘Ike Likely Most Sports Minded President

By WILL GRIMSLEY

| NEW YORK (Ap) General
Dwight D. Eisenhower will

perhaps the most sports minded
president in American history

 

 

 

which enabled him to close’, HAMILTON €P)—Jerry Grat- one was a football player S
ton of Verdun, Que., has been! West Point, proud of the fact he
SA v, Ment, . and practic ally turn its | awarded the Norton H. Crowe|Onee tackled the great Jim
streets baek in the vigorous 20's. trophy as Canada’s outstanding | Thorpe, He took a brief fling at
is , amateur athlete of 1952 by the baseball in the Central Lx ague.
ight he: ee ticket,’ Amateu Athletic Union of Can-| Teday-—still at his old play-ng
i acavyweight champion oq _
| iga
Mite, | F
' ees ” ’ roe has just been sign Gratton “ar-old middle
: © defend hi i ee : rac
re ; us title against) weight wre r who placed fifth
chile Moore Dec. 17 in Bt./in his cla n the 1948 oO} bev!
i _owis The official nn a : . i ine 1946 ympi
: announc Bames at London and won the
j ment said that Maxim wa British games title at
| Searanteed 45 per cent of the Auckland mn 1950 niaced
i! Het receipts, and that the fight third ink Gire le
at iSITIKY iyvm a
‘ world have to draw at least thi yes
» | 3100000 to be successfy) Ge i i% 11-year-
ae : No fight has ever drawn that old ooter from Saska-
' , / much In Bt. Louts toon who won the only gold
The word sround here not ™éedal for Canada in the 1952
juite 80 Official as idle gossip, £4m* was awarded the ‘Vis-
| ‘ther, is that Kearns gave jn ©OUNt Alexander Trophy as out
j nly after o flat guarantee of Standing jur athiete of the
§ 19100000 was waved in front ¢ YOR!
j 8 gulleless eyes G eux, holder of the North
Arne nior and Saskatcehe
In other words, all the eced Ar n junior and Saskatche-
| doctor has ever wanted, going “2% SPF? apshooting cham
back to his days with Jack og ruled the sports
: | Dempsey is 100 cents on sah ” vith his brilliant Olympic
| dollar taken in at the gate Heisi ay on Cheeni | 8
Helsinh The choolboy sharp-
' we had to take the match shooter scored 192 of a possible
that way says Charlie John- 299 points in the two-day com-
ston, Moore's manage: Or WE petition to def: classy cos-|
never would have gotten it, If y, itan field inciudine sev. itl OTE
jthe money doesn’t come {1 ‘ Sobnied wads ic ci
* a re world champions : STAR—Jarkie Carre
| Moore will be fighting for noth ony a a one . ae Tackle Carre
ing. But I think he will beat ; — ee, ed ee eee, Wao Som
Maxin awarded to the outstanding! peted the Helsinki Olym-
, ga ‘gack star of the year, went to pics, peer awarded the
IKE TO ANSWER Jack ( | of Verdun,) Jack Davi« trophy, as Cana-
There is no wish here to put @¥e. ompeted in the Hel-} da’s outstanding trac k star for
undue pressure on a man who a npics. The ae nee 1942. The award wa b
has just been elected president |“ Mer OGLE QUATCOF“UCT ST die hes a f
and needs a rest, but sooner ram for the University of Mich- st Amateur Aailetic pana ig
. i Canada at its meeting | am-
later Get. Bisenhower is going '#8" this season rey - ry ey eins
to have lo answer the report x: The Fred N. A. Rowell trophy fiton.. The Montrea1-bor
fam (be around that he piayed a jag ¥¢" B Adams of Saska-| quarter-miler ran for the
of baseball for maney back when *00n. who competed for Canada ypiyersity of Michican this
Dae aa mei | he was a stident at West Point oe GCOCAtaIOn I She SUMNMCT) oso (CP PHOTO)
“ . oersy Specifically ne count re “ ~
middie - : e ¢ ee The Tom Long Boat trophy
; - leader-clect is supposed to hav: fter Gamada’s arent In °
fter ¢ sth named after Canad - ,
ar Sow | eae anaes teefoeee of ns |e ee Train Schedule
named ‘ . > nner and eligil y to
n ? / tral Kan ' : r z
1959 by in the old Central K 11 wi urded to Jack STANDARD TIME
; League during the season of ae ey y i
nien. He : ; ag tee of Lennox Island, N.S. 18- Por the East—
stan 1912. Ominousiy enough, record ; t : .
Marten #H as f i all-round athlete. The Dally except Sunday...8 p.m
show that there were, indeed, a ‘ .
mn placed = { -w Bs s youngster is a comer In football, From the Kast—
the Hel- ear a isons ne  basketb wimming, track and) Daily except Monday 9:50 p.m
immer, (*eeue that year, one of then field, hockey and baseball
48 Olym a pretty good hitter -
1950 won The point is, of course, that
me* title if the future president did Wh
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weight of 173 pounds—he shoots
4 bangup game of golf.

When A. B. (Happy) Chandler
cismmussed as commissioner

was di
of base aa more than a year ago,
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Was among those}
considered toe the post. But his!
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Treaty Organization were
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1 aid sports fan

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He told a group ef sports fig-
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Tocay I ean go to #2 major
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away a raving maniac.”

Golf’ is the president~elect’s

game today and he’s threatened
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golf a relaxation after the
enous campaign
He sa hig soore is 90 and up
bul acknowledged he fired a 79
) years apo at Blind Brook in

t Chester, UY., and

recently

   

st an outstanding
star at the Point. He
fullbaek, did plunging
itles aud backed up the line

He recalied the game he play-

gridiron

nlaved
playec

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wa pieasure to gee a guy like
Thorpe running by.” he said
It was against Tufts in 1913
that Eisershower suffered a4 tern
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Old timers recall that Woodrow
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teeir hands at golf but never
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