prince
Gupttf
Daflp
13eto
Thursday,
March
31,
1949
FIGHT
NARROWS
r
!IN-"B"
LEAGUE
."fA
j&k,
FATHIR
V
Rosa
Lees
still
retain
a
two-nnlnt
lead
in
the
Ladies'
"B"
Looking
back
Tn
SPORT
"
'""J
iiworth
.
1
Fivp
Pin
Leaeue
desDite
the
loss
of
two
games
to
Noble
and
Wick
1
HI
VV
"
'
.
'44
jm
In
this
weeks
bowling
session.
The
second-place
Boosters
ad-!
Joe
Louis'
name
is
a
nerfect
:
Jack
lost
the
crown
vanced
their
position
one
point
with
a
clean
sweep
over
t'ig
Sis
end
to
this
tabie
of
champs,
for
THEY
NEVER
COME
BACK
both
he
and
Sullivan
held
the
I
No
ex-heavyweight
champ
has
ters.
uue
longer
man
any
otner
mod-
ever
come
back
to
re-win
the
1
Bertha
Dunbar
of
Rosa
Leesj
ern
fighter.
title.
Corbet
t.
Fltasimmnna
S'
jimciD
finsi
iaii
sinci
'at
Dempsey
and
Schmeling
all
tried
with
no
success.
NEVER
FIGHT
HIM
TWICE
Joe
Louis
disproved
the
theory
John
L.
Sullivan
James
J.
Corbett
Bob
Fitz.simmons
James
L.
Jeffries
Marvin
Hart
SON...
mat
lightning
never
strikes
marked
up
the
high
individual
score
for
single
game
with
205
points,
while
A.
Dar.es
of
Toilers
rang
up
the,
highest
three-game
total,
688.
Stars
3,
Belmonts
0.
Miller
Bay
3,
Brownwoods
0.
Boosters
3,
Big
Sisters
0.
Toilers
2,
Busy
Bees
1.
Noble
and
Wick
2,
Rosa
Lees
S
Tommy
Burns
...
Jack
Johnson
.
twice
in
the
same
place.
Most'
men
who
have
fought
Louis
twice
have
been
finished
ini
Jess
Willard
...1832
-
1892
1892
-
1897
.
1897
-
1399
.1899
-
1905'
1905!-
190G
,1900
-
1908
1908
-
1915
.
1915
-
1919
1919
-
1920
1921!
-
1928
.
19301-
1
93
1
f
1932
-
19T.5
.1933
-
1931
1934
-
1935
.1935
-
193
1937
Jack
Dempsey
Gene
Tunney
.
.
(shorter
time
in
the
second
boat
than
in
the
first.
This
includes.
Max
Schmeling
who
beat
Louis
Ye,
Old
Chum
is
a
great
favourit.
with
fahri
ond
sons
alike
...
b-taus
thr'i
no
other
tobacco
jost
Kkt
Old
Chum
for
day-in,
day-out
smoking
I
Slow-burning
.
,
.
with
a
.
fresh,
cool
flavour
all
its
own.
Try
a
package
before
another
day
slips
by.
'
AUn
who
Me
a
tobacco
thai'$
.
.
alwayt
good
.
.
.
Max
Sehme'ling
Jack
Sharkey
...
NOBLE
AND
WICK-
in
their
first
meeting,
and
was
carried
away
to
hospital
after
A.
Holkestad
171
220
Primo
Camera
..
.
iuuii
lviunucais
rim
uurnan
saw
plenty
of
npti
Canadiens
tied
their
Stanley
Cup
semi-final
series
with
Detroit
Red
wi"
Thun
at
a
game
each
on
a
4-3
overtime
victory
and
went
on
to
win
a
3
to
2
vi
t
the
Durnan
is
shown
trapnine
a
close-in
shot
off
th
stiri,
f
r.,
,.,
ctor)'
M
Mom.
Max
Baer
James
J.
Braddocl
v"
Ul
i-Jt
I
i:r,;.
"
c
Joe
Louis
era
erai
I
who
who
picked
nirkpH
im
up
Jim
.Tim
McFadden's
MfFoHHon't
ilfii
(16)
rebound.
mknMj
....
.
"lut
n
"
--.w
HULA
Canadiens
P.
Black
i)3
111
lal
M.
Baxter
92
203
109!
b.
McChesney
....
170
Hit
la3!
A.
Linclseth
156
lb(j
13ii
Hanaicau
i.o
00
00
Totals
742
929
9i3
1
ROSA
LEES
I
M.
Postak
200
100
189
J.
Boulter
Ib4
!.;
m.t
two
minutes
of
the
first
round
In
their
return
match.
INTESTINAL
FORTITUDE
PLUS
There
have
been
several
one-eyed
fighters,
among
them
the
masterful
Harry
Qreb
and
Maur'ce
(Rocket,
I.
Retired
as
champion
anuwii
uu
uie
extreme
leu.
rWon
by
elimination.
tSchmellng
dethroned;
to
meet
Sharkey.
refused
!Ll2'3KI(0
M.
Nesbitt
119
99
85
H.
Kasper
172
11.",
147
J.
Dickens
190
J75
169
Handicap
(10
60
60
Totals
903
877
788
PUNCHING
MARATHON
jNow
Blade
(hanging's
a
Cy
J.
Warren
to
131
1U0
A.
Smith
Ia3
Hi
1U2
b.
Dunbar
121
:Uj
i
o
Handicap
33
33
3
5
Totals
7liU
liii
The
longest
fight
on
reronl
lasted
seven
hours
and
nineteen
THE
NEW
Sam
L.ingfnrd.
The
later
staged
one
of
the
most
dramatic
exhibitions
of
courage
and
skill
in
1923
when
he
was
forty-three
years
old
and
practically
stone
blind.
Able
to
see
less
than
a
foot
in
front
of
him.
Sam
won
a
1S-1
minutes.
It
was
between
An,-!v
TOO
I.VIl:
TO
CLASSIFY
M.
Wide
177
197
103
J.
Danes
..
229
139
Bowen
and
Jack
Burke
in
New
Orleans
in
1393
-
it
,
went
110
rounds
at
which-.-time
the
referee
,called
it
a
draw.
Reason:
mutual
exhaustion!
TALENT
IS
SHOWN
LOST
Will
person
who
was
recognized
taking
new
plaid
tiackt't
Tuesday
night
from
Civic
Centre
plea.se
return
same
to
Civic
Centre?
(lt
LADIES'
"B"
LEAGl'E
STANDINGS
rouifd
decision
over
Andres
Balsas
for
the
heavyweight
championship
of
Mexico.
Greb
fought
E.
McLeod
89
129
li
ti.
Ellison
62
121
liii
J.
Menzies
249
201
lo2
Handicap
67
r7
0
Totals
873
B.rj4
813
BUSY
BEES
BLADE
DtSPEHSi
eone.
.....
F.
Stewart
156
74
I'd
UPS
AND
DOWNS
The
most,
number
of
knockdowns
occurred
in
a
heavyweight
battle
in
Paris!
in
1907.
Sam
McVey
knocked
J.
Helserson
Ifi8
I4,i
im
lor
over
a
year
with
one
eye
SOMEONE
TAGS
THEM
Although
'several
heavyweight
IN
TABLE
TENNIS
Two
of
the
games
last
night
in
the
adult
class
of
the
table
tennis
tournament
at
the
Civic
Centre
saw
some
really
fine
talent.
Ron
McClymont
defeated
Pantoft
Leland
while
Howard
.(continued
on
page
7)
Rosa
Lees
20
Boosters
18
Toilers
15
Miller
Bay
14
Noble
and
Wick
14
Brown
woods
13
Stars
12
'
Belmonts
,
..."
11
Biff
Sisters
1
1
J.
Guthrie
108
178
237
7
9
12
13
13
14
15
16
1G
21
fvf
Hiihsnn
lis
101
Joe
Jequette
down
27
times
SPRING
STYLE
fAy0
f
"",!'.'"jri.r,
champions
have
retired
with
GiHtlt
Ho,,,,
H
V
10"y-n"iuii,heir
titles,
none
have
enjoyed
lTtTe
h'cM
kepp.ttn
undefeated
record.
K.
Davidson
........
180
185.
122
Y.
Ewart
87
Handicap
105
105
105
Totals
892
795
813
BIG
SISTERS-
Busy
Bees
6
him
down.
Jequette
won!
TRIPLE
HEADS
Georges
i
y
i
in.v-.wi.
mm..wm
mm
I
SHORT
AND
SWEET
The
shortest
big-time
fight
on
record
was
a
12
second
knockout
f
yr
Carpentier
has
held
the
most
titles
of-any
boxer
but
the
the
world's
championships.
Barney
r,
5
-
'"'8
scored
by
Battling
Nelson.
This
-
si
jf
kit
y,
1
Includes
the
ten
second
count
1
?
"'m.M
..Walr
nave
B.
Gomez
255
179
I.
Muncev
69
100
E.
Dickens
ll(j
m
E.
Rothwell
190
130
E.
Bond
154
116
Handicap
70
70
Totals
854
C83
BOOSTERS
V.
Patrick
'
I'M
9in
Jac.
Dempsey
knocked
out
Carl
ZZZ?
and""
l
9
.vi
I
Norrls
in
fourteen
seconds
and
144
132
lu.i
U12
19)
70
823
12J
258
153
123
19.1
.
59
910
finished
another
opponent
in
eighteen
and
three-fifths
Armstrong
held
three.
Fitzsim-mons
held
the
middleweight,
heavyweight
and
-
lightweight
Y.
Chartrand
lfil
n
numvc,
.
lueiis.
Armstrong
owned
the
20
Cllmt
T.
Cole
159
104
N.
Kennedy
218
Hfl
A.
Denton
150
20(1
Handicap
59
59
Totals
808
901
40
Shoving
You
change
blades
in
a
jifly
nave
time
and
boiher
with
the
new
Gillette
Bhide
Dispenser.
This
modern
plastic
con
tamer
protect
the
binder
at
all
tunes.
They
reach
you
factory
sharp
and
stay
that
way
until
used.
Aslt
fur
this
handy
shaving
aid.
hMvviIr
1
featherweight,
lightweight
and
shortest
y
P
w
sh?n
ht,chamPlon'
welterweight
titles
at
the
ship
f
fight
h
was
1
same
"
won
by
Tommy1
time!
RorhH
'in
knCked,
Jem'
TWO
DOWN-NONE
TO
GO-
loae
MILLER
BAY
'
"I
.
fji
jJ--
1
$1Q0
B.
Peterson
239
175
P.
Roberts
113
94
E.
Davis
129
1
1K
E.
Hey
119
140
Schmeling
in
two
minutes
and
M.
Vincent
78
109
title.
Both
men
threw
hard
look
feel
sh""
be
i"
use
Gillette
Blue
Blades
Handicap
9
9
Totals
687
645
BROWNwnnns
192
154
99
151
61
a
131
203
80
111
137
r.O
81
1
lour
seconds
one
of
several
me-round
championship
knock-Juts
on
his
amazing
record
BIG
GATE
The
laree.st
num
.rights
simultaneously,
both
went
down
for
the
count.
The
referee
gave
the
fight
to
Wolgast
although
opinion
claimed
It
was
L.
Husoy
-5(3
117
I
.i
.
.
.
..
in.
ivicusy
joz
lt).l
M.
Ebv
.
113
90
L.
Donaldson
120
149
ber
of
people
ever
to
watch
a
fight
looked
at
Tonv
Zale
anri
BARATHEA
SLACKS
-Finely
tailored,
these
slacks
"are
available
In
two
shades
of
brown:
Priced
at
....
$
ll.il."
SCAMPERS
-Moccasin
style
with
crepe
soles.
Priced
at
$UM
and
.liT.oo
SCAMI'E
R
S
Single
st
rap
style
in
Burgundy
red
with
red
lug
soles.
Priced
at
$!l.2."
the
a
double
K.O.
There
have
been
seven
such
twin
knockouts
In
history.
PUNCH
INVENTOR
There
were
three
boxing
blows
before
Gentleman
Jim
Corbett
came
along
-the
left
jab,
straight
right,
and
-uDiXTCut.
In
1889.
Slceena
Construction
&
Cabinet
(
;
,
:
.
.
ft
'
I
.
'
i
-
f
I
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vf
ir
i
I
tj
,
-
I
Billy
Prior
in
Milwaukee,
Wisconsin,
in
1941.
135.132
pfoplo
were
present
-t
but
there's
a
catch
to
It.
No
admission
was
charged.
The
largest
paid
utfl
tendance
is
120.757
spectators
at
M.
Maeee
155
149
1
Handicap
60
(10
I
Totals
,
(192
729
EELMONT3
P.
Andrew
182
138
O.
Tubbs
131
175
M.
Scharff
163
158
E.
Anderson
15(1
131
Low
score
119
Htiildors
and
General
('onlradiirs
151
124
73
2:4
8
60
717
the
nempsey-Tunnev
hunt.
m
suffering
from
the
effects
of
a
Philadelphia
111
1920
in
which
Handicap
no
60
Totals
....
-
005
7C.1
STARS
-
ACME
CLOTHING
STORK
broken
left
hand
the
straight,
left
jab
pained
him.
He
experi
FLOOR
SANDING
AND
CAHINET
WORK
CONCRETE
WOR
KAND
liEMODELISO
IN
OP
107
172
108
15
O.
Mclntyre
lfil
L.
Keays
.:
201
THE
RUHHEM-!
COURT
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
mented
with
a
hooking
jab
and
when
he
tried
it
on
an
opponent
knocked
him
out
with
in
rr?.oBATR
In
the
Miiflpr
i.f
..
Houses
built
under
Ihe
N.II.A.
Plan
20
down
parm"
halance
in
easy
iinn.llily
paymeiils
iivcr
a
periml
irf
15
n
ward
iitrim
one
punch.
That
added
a
fourth
punch
to
the
already-existin
blows.
anil
11
Hie
Miillcr
of
tln
".VIiiilnMratlitii
A.I"
I
...
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-
A
-
t"'
A
fiJ
years.
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Fslimalrrs
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FURTHER
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thnt.
hv
nrHn.
r,t
His
Honor
JudKe
W
O.
fiilton.
mudn
the
17th
dny
of
March,
AD.
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was
appointed
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tii
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tased.
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are
hrrnhv
requln-d
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furni;,h
same
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vr-rlfipd
to
me
ori
or
bifi.ie
tin-
:inth
f
Fish
dny
of
April.
A
U.
HMD
nfu-r
which
date
claims
filed
may
be
paid
with-
omum!
uuv
reiiTPnee
to
any
claims
which
I
then
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no
knowledge.
ALL
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Indebted
u
.h
...
.
let
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high
spertl
engine
of
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ready
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hereby
renulreri
tills
COtnlllB
season
Avoir!
the
Inst
minute
scramble
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nmoint
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of
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Rn
peri,
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tne
I'rov
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of
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Col
us
check
it
over
for
you.
If
an
overhaul
is
miuirel
should
have
the
engine
now
In
'order
to
strip
'l'"D
SPRING
TRAINING
It's
no
admiral
in
this
photo,
it's
merely
husky
Herb
Trawick,
Montreal
Aloueltes
-all-Canadian
lineman,
who
in
between
football
seasons
becomes
Herb
the
Doqrmart'
running
interference
for
patrons
at
one
of
boss
Leo
Dandurand's"
string
of
restaurants.
That's
Ley
Hayman
discussing
1949
prospects
with
the
former
U.S.
football
player
a
little
ahead
of
season.
The
footwork
helps
his
condition,
Herb
says.
-
-'
"
,
secure
any.
parts
that
mip-ht
not
be
immediately
avss
umbla,
this
17th
day
of
March,
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FORBES
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