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NEW YORK.—A
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GRIMSLEY

cable dispatch from London

reports group of the world’s leading sports

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Czech, as the world’s No. J sportsman for 1952.
N
an De lin champion, spoke good Eng
peK h. More than th they spoke
nap In that respect they were
- different from the other Tron
n of the tern Curtain athletes who wander-
ns the label Of eq@ aground the rough-hewn
il ied premises under the watchful
n nnecte h sport. 4 eyes of the blue-coated MVD
us i ne f ‘ han| men.
trengt u peea  < Th m ed more
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defes the steel the MVD boy
Primarily as an athlete, ave them plenty of room
Zatopek falls far short of the | ld a group of Am-
requirements for a sportsman § oe¢ric¢an athiet nd newspape!
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PLEASANT FELLOW " ne
We remember him well at the “I only laughed when I re-
2ussian pine-studded village of ceived these ridiculous, | un-
Ottaniem ump of the Iron sportsmanlike offers, Zato-
Curtain athletes hidden some 15| Pek told his fellow country-
miles from the heart of Hel-{ men in a broadcast over the
inki Prague radio. “They have
He was a pleasant fellow, with; ® othing but circus tracks
nice smile and blue ev that there.”

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when he talked f running | But ~ rey who
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Richard, “The

Montreal Canadiens, National
Hockey League team. Henri
plays for Montreal Canadiens

in the Quebec Junior

Amateur

Hockey Association and led
the league With 16 goals and 17
assists the first 17 games

(CP Photo)

| an NL Attendance
* Hard Hit

By Weather

N

PHOENIX, Ariz AP The

National League's official at-

endance

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figures for 19 show

 

   

dec of 904,854, or » per
cent its 1951 oe s. The
ague drew 6,339.1 ist sea

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1,244,002 in

 

son compared to
1951

Brooklyn led the league with
1,088,704 at home and 1,282,628
on the road, but attendance at

Ebbets

drop
behind. be
only

hot}

Field
Pittsburgh
293,917

hind
281,278

nh majors

193,924
sharpest

dipped
had
with Boston
The Braves drew
by far the worst in
showing a decline

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clos

of 206,197 or roughly 43 per

cent
The league suffered from un-
usually adverse weather condi-
ns that wiped out 13 Sundays
and holidays, 18 night games
nd 22 day games. . Only 30
were rained out in 1951

Lid eek-er at the m 8; McK e 5 8
nk ib Be beat B ter by default
ons} n 3 Meighen 8
yainst Ostert 1an 12; Sieber 13
TI ) i é 7, Moore 12
ciub I 0 ace 1
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Ostet errif
back p he '
Dd ni } ne ma {
er ‘
Ir the 1
Holl ad
e( A” with « efeat in!
nt, follows he Stew- °
ves!" > Pulpmillers
Gre 1 = Mill p
60 per cer .
scion “a” ones (ATOR: Win
ixo th » wins ir
Heading section “B” rinks is From G & A
Ken Warren with one defeat in
even matches. ¢ iverage of pulp ! yehind the |
85.7 by Ba ed ¢ of Helge
m and by cestad y for their first
Me otham | win over league-leading Gordon
anc a 60 per|& Anderson tonight in the reg-
ee uUar senior “B” league game at}
Vieing for top place in the} the Civic Centre gymnasium
re Gordon and Robe I A good game with sound com- |
ch wit 20 per Cent | pet ition appears in the offing
eit are eeauit of Indics ations from aturday
: . ily  |night’s game are that the hard-
played since Nov. 27: : as uad’s coach. Alex Bill
1—-Barber 11, Kellough ware quad coach, Alex ul
r 11. Laurie 8: Shier 10,| Vi! ese his team on to rack up
taon 7; Matthew 7, Grevne| Fo eee
9: McKenzie 11. Dixon 3: Boulter | ©"@TY opportunity in the game

  

 

 

 

 

9. Eyolfsor Failure to do this by the G-As
Nov. 28—Rowbotham 7, Warren | Nearly lost them the game in
13; Ford 5, Ostertag 15; Sieber 6, the tight 40-38 affair with Man-
Meighen 10; Berg 6, Stewart 9;|S0ns in the week-end game
Miller 12, Rogerson 9; Thom 13,| Game time tonight is 8:30
Moore 8 | In the inter “A” division.|
Nov. 29--Matthew 10, Eyolfson| Fraser & Payne, last year’s |
4; McKenzie 12, Stewart 9: Gor- champions, who haven’t been|
don 6, Collinson 13; Holliston 10,|doing so hot this year, tangle |
Skallmerud 8; Turner 1, Warren | w ith Mansons at 7:30 p.m }
12 salle tcinenieenelondimehinseriaivecineiniaiieicinmnishniesile
Dec. 2—Greene beat Boulter |

   
   
 

by default: Dixon 4, Berg’ 15: |
Miller 10, Skallmerud 8; Shier 10, |

 

 

Barber 4; Laurie 11, Rowbotham CHRISTMAS
9; Ford 11, Collinson 3 | * :
Dec. 3—Rogerson 5, Holliston | oY aS

8; Moore 12, Wilson 5; Robertson | }}
lost to Warren; Eyolfson 6, Stew- |

art 12; Ostertag 7, Gordon 8:
Meighen 5, Bateman 11 2
Dec. 4—-Kellough 10, Laurie |
Turner 5, Barber 10: Shier ¢ 9, |
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SPORTSMANS

D IGES al sharp

QUAIL! ON TOAST

 

Pluck AND CLEAN BIRDS. RUB
BUTTER) SALT AND PEPPER ON
THE INSIDE ANO OUT. LAY STRIPS
OF BACON ON THE BREAST, BIND-
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It’s HARD to realize that less than
one hundred years ago aluminum
was a precious metal, priced at,
$17 an ounce. In fact, Queen’s
| University at Kingston, Ont., pre-
| sented the first graduate from its
| chemistry course with an alumi-
| num medal in 1858,

Nowadays the price of alu-
| minum is 18¢ a pound, How is it
that a dollar buys as much alu-
| minum today as it did before the
| war, while it buys so much /ess of
| most other things? One big rea-

son is the increasing use of alu-
| minum—ten times that of 15
} years ago. Volume production
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Aluminum is not only light and
strong — it is low in price too.
Aluminum Company of Canada,
Ltd, (Alcan),

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lished trap-shooting set-up i: lly progress to the spot whert hooting grounds is NOT the from a famous maker and has
tow si > wine 4 e is allowed to back up a place to uae up shells that may also obtained a good stock of the
n, the time is ripe for young i } he
ret 4 1 shooter and try to break have built up dangerous pres-| hitherto “hard-to-get alun
sters and learners to be initiate: ; um
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