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yesterday.
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Tom
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says
he
would
like
to
match
mills
against
Ous
Lesnevich
of
Cliff-side,
New
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in
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PHILLIES
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At
Miami
Beach
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the
Philadelphia
Phillies
edged
out
their
intra-clty
rivals,
the
Athletics,
1
to
0
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training
schedule
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of
them
saw
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the
Phillies.
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of
no-hit
fame
and
Jesse
Flores
labored
for
the
Athletics,
with
Fowler
being
touched
for
the
lone
run
in
the
last
of
the
third.
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THIRD
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WEST
Beats
Crime
With
Sport
F.B.I.
Head
J.
Edgar
Hoover
Says
Games
Combat
Delinquency
WASHINGTON
(AP)
Sports
long
have
been
close
to
J.
Edgar
Hoover's
heart
and
now
he
has
turned
to
the
athletic
world
to
take
the
lead
In
combatting
juvenile
delinquency
and
"a
growing
crime
wave."
The
Federal
Bureau
of
.
Investigation
chief
thinks
this
disturbing
problem
can
best
bj
tackled
by
such
an
approach
because
"every
youngster
in
the
country
is
lntereste'd
in
some
phase
of
sports
or
recreation."
More
than
000,000
persons-one
out
of
every
23
in
this
countryhave
.police
records,
"affecting
everyone
directly
or
Indirectly,"
says
Hoover."
More
youngsters
of
17
were
arrested
last
year
than
offenders
of
any
other
age.
Correcting
this
condition
is
no
job
for
"any
one
group
or
segment,"
of
the
population,
Hoover
says.
"It's
an
over-all
problem
for
all
of
us.
We've
simply
got
to
take
time
out
to
help,
business
and
professional
people
as
well
as
all
others.
No
one
ha.s
a
corner
on
the
solution
of
this
problem."
Hoover's
convictions
about
leadership
that
sports
can
play
arc
born
of
his
personal
experiences
and
observations.
"Watch
the
youngsters
who
pick
up
a
daily
paper
or
masa-zlnc
and
what
do
they
read
the
sports
page,"
he
says.
"Nothing
appeals
to
a
boy
mpre
than
something
virile
like
athletics.
"One
of
the
troubles
has
been
that
too
many
were
spectators;
not
enough
fere
participants.
"Now
this
condition
should
be
Bowling
Seasons
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CANADIENS
CLINCH
NATIONAL
HOCKEY
Lt
AGUE
CHAMPIONSHIP
MONTREAL
(CP)
The
Canadiens
clinched
the
National
Hockey
League
championship
last
night.
They
did
it
by
tying
the
Maple
Leafs
in
Montreal
2-2
while
the
Red
Wings
whipped
the
Black
Hawks
in
Detroit
7-3.
The
Canadiens
came
from
behind
to
split
the
points
with
the
Leafs.
Toe
Blake
fired
the
tying
goal
with
less
than
four
minutes
to
play
in
the
final
period.
The
Leafs
opened
the
scoring
In
the
first
period
on
Ous
Bodnar's
goal
but
before
the
period
ended
Maurice
Richard
tied
it
up,
for
Canadiens.
The
Leafs
went
out
in
front
again
in
the
second
period
on
a
goal
by
Bob
Goldham.
They
,
"
u,'c
u
UI
Ul
6U?'
O
J"5
r"s
ld"y
,uu'"
utes
of
the
game
,
In
the
Detroit-Chicago
gams.
Dill
UUtlCIlUUSU
JJULXU
lilt."
Wings
with
two
goals.
The
other
Detroit
goals
were
split
between
j
five
players,
Jack
Stewart,
Adam
Brown,
Hash
Hollett
Fernand
Gauthier
and
Pat
Lundy.
Max
j
Bentley
served
up
assists
for
thej
three
Chicago
goals
which
were
scored
by
Clint
Smith.
Bill
Mosleriko
and
Doug
Beritlcy.
switched
around,
our
war
experiences
should
help
us
accomplish
this.
Miliums
of
men
came
out
of
the
army
as
potential
sports
leaders.
'This
is
the
time
for
them
to
jump
in
and
act
as
leaders
of
the
youngsters
through
the
various
veterans'
groups.
If
we
don't
do
this
right
away,
it
may
be
too
late
a
few
years
from
now
when
these
men
will
have
lost
some
of
their
interest
ln
such
activities."
Idle
time
on
a
boy's
hands
Is
one
of
the
principal
reasons
for
delinquency
and
crime,
Hoover
J
"The
answer
Is
that
keeping
youngsters
healthfully
occupied
is
a
24-hour
proposition,"
Hoover
asserts.
"You
can't
close
up
on
them
as
if
as
you
were
operating
a
store
or
shop,
quittin;
every
day
at
five
or
six
o'clock.
"What
happens
in,
a
city
like
New
York?
Afer
school,
thousands
of
youngsters
hqve
to
play
in
the
streets
simply
because
the
janitor
doesn't
stick
around
to
keep
the
playgrounds
epen.
Professional
sports
as
well
as
amateur,
school,
college,
church
and
local
groups
must
back
up
a
program
"properly
and
intelligently
directed'
to
keep
the
youngsters
occupied.
He
believes
newspapers,
"a
great
moral
Influence
in
every
community,"
should
pay
more
attention
to
the
youngsters.
Baseball'
Commissioner
A.
B.
(Happy)
Chandler's
plan
to
'give
the
?ame
back
to
the
kids"
is
a
step
in
the
right
direction,
Hoover
thinks,
but
all
sports
will
have
to
join
hands.
CONNIE
WANTS
OUTFIELDER
Feels
Ready
to
Deal
Now
That
Ills
Pitching
Staff
Is
Strengthened
MIAMI
Connie
Mack
has
the
trading
bee
buzzing
In
his
bonnet.
The
83-year-old
manager
of
the
Philadelphia
Athletics
is
ln
the
marker
for
an
experienced
outfielder
and
feels
ready
to
deal
now
that
he
has
Canada's
Phil
Marchlldon
under
contract,
giving
his
extra
pitching
strength.
Connie
bid
for
Johnny
Llndell
of
the
New
York
Yankees
last
week,
but
his
offer
was
rejected
and
Connie
would
not
part
with
pitcher
Russ
Christopher
who
the
Yanks
wanted.
FOOD
FOR
BRITAIN
LONDON,
W
Jonkheer
S.
Mansholt,
Dutch
minister
of
food,
agriculture
anc
fisheries,
recently
visited
London
to
discuss
with
Sir
Ben
Smith
minister
of
food,
the
importation
to
England
of
vegetables
and
condensed
milk
from
the
Netherlands.
FRENCH
MIGRATION
LONDON,
m
The
government
recently
approved
a
scheme
for
bringing
200
French
children
to
England.
A
Save
the
Children
Fund
is
bearing
the
expense
of
receiving
and
settling
the
children
in
a
camp
provided
by
the
government.
Classified
Ads
bring
results.
Canada's
Game
'
More
Abundant
Than
Australia
Comparisons
of
wild
life
in
Australia
with
that
of
western
Canada
were
subject
of
a
talk
by
Roy
Vandersluys
before
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
Thursday
aftcrn00n.
Mr.
Van-
derslnys
attributed
lack
of
wate:
In
his
native
Australia
as
the
cause
of
the
dlrfcrencca
ln
thc
t
s
of
hunti
and
flshl
bR.
tween
It
and
Canada.
In
Australia,
he
said,
where
nere
are
no
game
blrds
and
few
types
of
game
anlmals
,earn
to
shoot
on
rlfle
ranges,
whereas
ln
Canada,
it
natmal
to
lcarn
to
snoot
by
shouldering
a
gun
and
going
Into
the
woods.
Because
of
Australia's
dry
climate,
he
declared,
there
Is
very
little
fresh
water
fishing
and,
because
of
lack
of
refrigeration,
the
abundance
of
salt
water
fish
are
not
exploited
to
the
fullest
capacity.
Rabbits,
Australia's
primary
pests,
provide
an
endless
source
of
game
shooting,
as
do
dingoes
wild
dogs
which
are
the
southern
continent's
only
predatory
animals.
Mr.
,Vandersluys
described
the
kangaroo,
which,
he
said,
can
easily
jump
more
than
six
feet
high
and
has
a
broad
Jump
record
of
more
than
71
feet.
Koala
bears
and
wombats,
the
latter
the
strongest
animal
for
its
size
in
the
world,
are
also
among
native
Australian
animals.
Snakes
are
among
th6
most
prevalent
menaces
in
the
country,
he
said,
and
the
first
thing
that
children
are
taught
is
how
to
apply
emergency
treatment
for
poisonous
snake
bite.
"In
comparison
to
game
con
ditions
in
Australia,
I
don't
think
that
hunters
ln
Canada
have
much
cause
for
complaint
If
the
hunting
here
Is
not
always
up
to
their
expectations,"
he
concluded.
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MELON
PLAY
In
the
junior
league
opener
to
last
night's
hoop
schedule.
Watts
and
Nickerson
defeated
Gyros
20-15
ln
a
slow
starting
game
which
gradually
Increased
In
momentum.
In
the
Intermediate
League
Macey's
downed
Savoys
30-31
and
Bo-Me-Hl
edj-id
out
Co-op
by
a
single
point
to
win
30-35.
High
man
ln
the
junior
play
was
W.
&
N.'s
Skog
with
eight
points.
In
the
Bo-Me-Hi
Macey
tussle,
the
play
was
evenly
matched
throughout.
Half-time
score
was
18-17
for
the
students.
During
the
second
half
the
score
seesawed
back
and
forth
until
the
final
minute
of
play
when
Bo-Me-Hl
achieved
thc
one
point
edRe.
Frank
James
of
Bo-Me-Hl
an.1
J
Boyo
Ourvirh
of
Co-op
tied
for
top
scorlng'honors
wllh
15
points
each.
lacking
four
of
their
players
who
are
currently
on
the
All-Star
team
on
tour
at
Ketchikan,
Savoy
went
down
in
defeat
before
Macey's
by
a
score
of
30-31.
However,
they
still
put
up
a
good
fight
and
maintained
a
close
score
all
the
Wiy.
Teddy
Arney
showed
outstanding
form
on
behalf
of
Sa-
voy
but,
ln
spite
of
his
18-polnt
total,
his
team
failed
to
make
the
irade.
Arhey
was
nrjli
scorer
of
the
evening.
Individual
scores:
Watts
and
Nickerson
Skog
8,
Flaten
2,
Intcrmela
2,
Nordgaard
2,
Davidson
0,
Graham.
Gyro
Sunberg
0,
Pierce
2,
Haugan
1.
Shier
2,
Laurie,
Mo-stad
4,
Forbes,
Jiroore.
Bo-Me-Hl
Forman
4,
Hart-wig
4,
J.
James
4,
F.
James
15,
Clccone
5,
Thompson,
Lavlgne
4,
Miller.
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15,
Vlereck
4.
Shepherd
4,
Sharpe
2,
Menzies,
Peterson
10.
Macey's
Haugan
12,
Murray
5,
Pierce
4.
Arnsten
8,
Cruik-fhank,
Teng
3,
Menzies
2,
Olaf-son
2.
Savoy
Arney
18,
Pavllkls
8,
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5,
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SHORT
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Defending
the
world
llght-heavywelght
boxing
title
he
had
won
from
Bob
Olin
at
St.
Louis
the
year
before,
John
Henry
Lewis
outpointed
Jack
McAvoy,
British
challenger,
in
15
rounds
at
New
York
ten
years
ago.
McAvoy,
rated
Britain's
greatest
pugilistic
product
since
the
First
Great
War,
was
outclassed
throughout
the
fight
and
won
only
three
rounds.
Hamilton
Tigers
went
on
strike
after
winning
the
National
Hockey
League
championship
21
years
ago
yesterday.
The
club
executive
refused
a
bonus
to
players
who
were
to
meet
Victoria
in
the
Stanley
Cup
final
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and
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99
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MESSENGER
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303
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417
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