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-
.
Friday,
Feoruary
6,
19I3
i
i
SPORTS
ROUND-UP
n
T
May
Buy
Football
Club
I
PHILADELPHIA
iAPi
-
Pro
tennis
star
Jack
Kramer
is
ready
and
willing
t
stu
'l
'o
profes
SHOPBREAKER
GRANTED
r-TO
FINISH
WELDING
Co
WINNIPKO
if
A
5!-yar-ld'
shoithresiscr
-.d
.
1
is'trate
in
K)liee
court
at
St.
Bonifae
it
he
roulcl
h"
months
a
Hied
to
his
15-mnnlh
sentence,
.so
he
cu,,
"
i.
WfHtiiiS
course
at
KUmy
Mountain
pemteiiary
ft
'
trail
ni,i"'d.
The
piisiner
s.iid'
he
had
started
course
hut
had
been
Uiiail;
to
tint
ih
It.
'
By
GALYK
TALBOT
NEW
YORK
(AD
It
is
difficult
to
recall
v
hen
)
-
V
there
was
such
a
sharp
diversity
of
opinion
about
f
ere
is,
:
sional
football
as
an
owner.
Kramer,
touring
the
count
ty
with
Australian
net
ace
Frank
the
worth
of
an
impending
prizefight
.as
th
hlO'W
see
iho
world
r
i
.1
about
the
Kid
Gavilan-Chuck
Davey
welterweight'
championship
to
be
fought
at
Chicago
next
Wednesday.
I
7z
r
7
1
Out
in
Chicago
they
obviouslvl
AArilY
ltin
expect
it
to
be
one
of
the
greut-1
1
1
id
I
lUIIVs,
est
events
since
The
Fire.
The
j
.
word
Is
that
Chicago
Stadium
lF
-
I
rrill
iULiCLi
it'tura
cnangcf
Kedjman,
said
in
Pltt.sinryh
he
:
was
"very
much
Interested"
In
purchasing,
the
franchise
of
the
Sun
Francisco
49
era.
Tills
development
came
after
League
Commissioner
Bert
Be!l
said
he
had
talked
with
Kramer
s
representative.
Fraiik
O't'iin,
about
the
possibility
of
buying
the
franchUe
from
its
present
owners.
Anthony
and
Victor
Mora
bi
to.
Anthony
Mornbltn
said
last
I
fail
he
wanted
to
sell
the
1ntn
Q
will
be
packed
to
the
limits
of
;
If
Ql
J
1
I
sy
i
.
......
4
VS
JP
flffiB
tSi
a.
its
standing
room
to
watch
Davev.
the
26-year-old
sensation
Fight
Date
Set
from
Michigan
State,
fight
the
i
NEW
YORK
iAPi
Rocky
Mareiano
will
defend
h!s
wi'rid
because
his
doctor
hnd
advised
him
to
get
out
of
ftbiill.
following
a
heart
attack.
if$
in
Victor's
sensational
new
system
of
first
15-rounder
of
his
career
against
the
crafty
and
able
champion
from
Cuba.
j
BOXING
CAPITAL
That's
how
it
is
in
Chicago.
In
this
city,
which
once
was
widely
known
as
the
U.S.
boxing
capital,
the
fight
is
regarded
as
a
bad
mismatch,
a
serious
mistake
on
the
part
of
Oavey's
handlers,
and
up
to
this
point
ARK
YANOISKY
OF
WINM-Pi:(i,
former
Canadian
chess
champion,
is
team-captain
of
Oxford
University
which
recently
won
the
National
Chess
Club
championship
of
Britain,
defeating
?
ud
Knple
defenders.
Yanof.
ky.
studying
for
a
law
degree,
won
his
final
match
with
a
19-move
defeat
of
II.
Israel,
one
of
Lud
F.ugle's
leading
players.
Last
September,
Yanofsky,
27,
finished
in
a
tie
for
second
place
In
the
premier
tournament
of
the
second
Open
Chess
Congress
at
Paignton,
Devon,
England.
2
WHL
Players
Fined
For
Due!
heavyweight
title
aainst
ex-1
champion
Jersey
Joe
Waleott,
Friday,
A.-ri!
in
at
Chicaso
Sta-i
diuni
in
a
lb-round
remati
h
that
j
will
be
seen
on
home
television.
Jim
Non
Ls,
president
of
the
;
International
Boxing
Club,
made
:
the
announcement
after
a
con-1
ference
with
Aiirfelo
Maluiulra.
'
counsel
for
ailing
Felix
Boechi-
j
cchio,
manager
of
the
39-year-,
old
WaKvitt.
Each"
lighter
will
get;
30
per
cent.
There
will
be
no
re-'
matrh
agreement.
j
"I
think
the
bout
should
draw'
SEATTIJ5
tAPi
Hockey
play
recorded
music
1
Inn
m
i
r
Ix-rn
anything
Mr
it.
t.o.iic
iii
ami
!n-.ir
die
iii
w,
lm
!
ilnlorlinii
Irre
imtil
pl.iM'il
oil
lite
mld
almost
nothing
has
appeared
I
about
it
on
the
sports
pages.
DOKREN
MeLF.OI)
of
Edmonton
retained
her
Canadian
senior
women's
tide
at
the
Dominion
speed-skating
championships
held
in
Edmonton
for
the
first
time.
She
collected
140
points
with
foui
firsts
and
a
second.
Senior
men's
title
event
ended
in
a
chaw
between
Frank
Stack,
47-year-old
Winnlprgfrer
and
Johnny
Sands,
19,
of
Saskatoon
with
ilO
points
each.
ers
Larry
Zeidel
of
Klmontoii
and
Jack
Kviins
of
BaskuUxm
have
each
been
fined
$100
and
Ktispended
for
one
jtame
for
ft
stlck-swlncinc
duel
at
Edmon
fttit'tt
rinil
t'unjM-r.
i
iihll.
ICA
Vki
tj
:..mi.lrl-
.,.
.,,
ton,
Western
Horkey
Iaitue
Pre-
WATPllHIl
Fneianrt
ILW)
One
..i.
n
A
u,w
ni,.uinn,l
"Believe
me,
one
New
York
fight
figure
said,
"it
ain't
my
business
to
knock
boxing.
Its
been
my
bread
and
butter
a
long
time.
But
if
they
had
put
this
fight
on
in
the
Garden
which
they
wouldn't
have
I
would
say
the
same
thing.
noli
Wir
ik
ililc
n-ninl
jUv
at
Jong
n
itit!iti.iiv
12hhIi.
f
iiut
oiu
.ilium
ilw-
iii.int
.u!ijni.i;
ol
tin
.im
ini(
m
R(;
mupt
).u-m
.mil
itS
INl.S
Iih
ynu!
over
a
million
dollars,
counting
(or
,hf
most
luxurkiua
road-"today
Hr
S
tail
television."
said
Norrls.
"we
will
...
TJ
ask
the
Illinois
athletic
commls-;
sion
to
let
us
set
a
$i0
top.
The
I
Davey
ain't
got
any
business
yet
houses
in
Britain,
the
spider,
Both
piayPrs
WPro
rut
on
the
Web.
is
to
be
converted
into
a
neud
ln
a
rlasn
,turii,g
the
Ed-warehou.e.
Proprietors
said
the
nionton-Saskatoon
game
and
post-war
shortage
ol
money
hurt
hav,
be,.n
warned
of
heavier
profits
at
the
Hertfordshire
es-
penalties
for
more
violations,
tablishment.
Leader
said.
Play
it
Yourself
Todd)
in
the
same
ring
with
a
fellow
'house
will
be
scaled
at
$338,000,
I
with
a
capacity
of
2J.0O0
lncluil-,
like
Gavilan.
If
the
Kid
wants
to
and
of
Further
Breach
of
NHL
Rules
To
Bring
Stiffer
Penalty
By
The
Canadian
Press
,
If
National
Hockey
League'
referees
happen
to
become
the
loneliest
men
in
sport,
they
can
place
part
of
the
blame
on
the
loop
president,
Clarence
Campbell.
'
"pensive
of
late
for
club
ex-ignored
Not
that
the
fans
have
ever,
to
with
the
whistle
mix
white,1
fcutives
the
little
men
in
lng
standing
room.
"We
have
not
signed
a
TV
deal
t
yet
but
we
have
had
several
pre-
;
course
you
never
know
he
11
cut
that
boy
up
terrible
and
make
them
stop
if
before
half-j
liminary
conferences.
Toe
bout!
way.
will
De
seen
on
noine
iv
aim
expect
tj
get
between
$250,000.
If
you
want
to
know
what
I
tooters.
but
it
has
become
increasingly
think,
I
don't
think
this
fight
would
have
been
made
if
it
wasn't
for
television.
All
these
millions
have
seen
Davey
in
his
biggest
fights
and
they
think
he's
a
world
beater.
They
don't
see
his
faults
the
way
we
fellows
in
the
business
do.
They'll
see
them
when
Gavilan
goes
to
work
on
him."
WANTS
NO
FEl'D
The
man
with
surh
decided
and
$300,000
for'the
rights."
;
Al
Weill,
Marciano's
manager.
,
signed
a
contract
some
three
weeks
ago,
living
up
to
his
re-
;
turn-bout
greement
signed
be-!
fore
Rocky
knocked
out
Jersey
J
Joe
at
Philadelphia
Sept.
23.
If
Waleott
regains
the
title,'
Malandra
said
he
would
fight
the
.
inner
of
the
Feb.
13
right
be-;
tween
Roland
La
Starza
and
Rex:
Layne
in
June.
Norris
said
he
j
would
promote
the
b;ut
in
Yan-
j
kee
Stadium.
!
A
winning
Mareiano
mi-jh'.
:
preier
to
wait
until
September
:
Jack
Adams,
general
manager
of
Detroit
Red
Wings,
Is
the
latest
to
feel
President
Campbell's
distuste
for
persons
molesting
his
officials.
The
trigger-tempered
"Jolly
Jack"
was
nicked
$500
Tuesday
for
his
Jan.
'
18
run-in
with
referee
Red
Storey.
Hawks
Suffer
Fifth
Straight
NHL
Defeat
Adams
is
said
to
have
"accos
views,
one
of
the
big
names.
ted
referee
Red
Storey
in
a
cor-1
preferred
t0
remain
anonymous
ririor
and
entered
his
dressing
.
v
ot
fnH
n.ith
rthl-
By
Tlie
Canadian
Press
Lwim-
at
Olvmnia
Stadium.'
.w
onnth
1
r
-
uiiEU
laiio.
minui
v..v..v
Boston
Bruins
smashed
back
home
of
the
Red
Wings,
between
j
wno
knows
more
than
a
little
into
contention
in
the
National
periods
of
the
Jan.
18
Montreal-
about
figVit
odds
when
asked
Hockey
League
Thursday
night
Detroit
game.
what
he
thought
of
the
fact
to
fight
La
Starza.
Layne
or
I
Ezzard
Chaiiei,
Norri-i
sale
,
J
Mareiano
has
been
in
training
for
about
three
weeks.
Jersey
i
:
.
-
i
was
by
subjecting
Chicago
Black,
SIMILAR
VIOLATION
j
that
Gavilan
currently
Hawks
to
their
filth
straight!
A
few
weeks
ago.
Bill
Tobin,
quoted
at
less
than
2
to
Joe
will
start
training
next
over
week.
.'
...
i.
f
-
a
v.
ju
his
young
challenger.
"A
wonderful
touch
for
the
Chicago
books."
he
said
enviously.
"All
that
fresh
country
money.
If
it
was
here
the
odds
wherever
defeat
4-1.
general
manager
of
the
cnicagoj
At
the
too
of
the
league,
Mont-
Black
Hawks,
was
also
fined
$500
treal
Canariiens
downed
Toronto
for
a
similar
violation.
Both
2-0
to
creep
within
one
point
of
!
Adams
and
Tobin
are
league
the
'"asue-'e;.din
Detroit
Red
J
governors.
Wings
alio
w.'ie
held
to
a
3-3
1
Campbell
said
it
was
decided
tie
by
New
York
Rangers.
I
at
the
league's
annual
meeting
By
spreading
their
scoring
I
last
Ji;ne
that
no
useful
purpose
.
.
.'.
'li'"
8-1
and
no
ac-
would
be
about
tion."
f
.
.
w
.
ft
'ZJjl
,
f
I
v
over
:i
tnree
uerioas.
me
tsruins
uo
v.w
iw....
j
game
lnci-
Dulled
into
a
fourth-place
tie
!
officials
discussing
referees
during
a
ih
hp
R
n-k-
Hatts
who
nave
.-u
Victoria
May
Seek
WIFU
Franchise,
Too
had
only
one
victory
in
their
last
seven
games.
Other
Scores:
WHL
Satkatoon
6.
Calgary
3.
OS1IL
Kamloops
3,
Vernon
5
game.
Decision
was
reached
then
to
ban
them
from
entering
the
referee's
dressing
room
on
the
day
of
a
game
w
ithout
permission.
Campbell
said
that
in
this
instance
it
was
contended
that
the
referee
'had
invited
Adams
into
his
dressing
room."
This
was
later
denied
by
Storey.
VANCOUVER
ff
Victoria
is
j
expected
to
apply
for
a
franchise
!
SLRIOIS
PIN1SHMF.NT
However,
the
league
prexy
was
firm
in
pointing
out
that
the
Eden
Backs
Ruling
by
purpose
of
the
revised
regulation
governing
the
actions
of
team
officials
on
the
day
of
a
game
was
to
eliminate
such
sit
in
the
Western
Interprovmciai
j
Football
Union
in
1955.
i
The
News-Herald
said
it
has
i
learned
that
a
group
of
Victoria
.
businessmen
hope
to
follow
Van-
i
couver's
successful
bid
for
entry
Into
the
Prairie
football
set-up.
The
proposed
bid
for
a
franchise
would
hinge
upon
how
successfully
Vancouver
operates
in
1954,
their
first
year
in
the
uations
as
had
arisen
from
the
Adams-Storey-
squabble.
He
siid
Eisenhower
.
LONDON
Cfi
Foreign
Secretary
Eden
said
Thursday
Britain
is
satisfied
the
U.S.
has
"no
acgres-sive
intentions"
in
freeing
Chiang
Kai-Shek's
forces
on
Formosa
for
raids
on
the
Communist-held
Chinese
mainland.
anv
further
breach
of
the
rule
mm
,
(
.
Kj
,
.
.
,
9
would
bring
a'oout
more
serious
punishment.
is..
vis.
.r
t
.-
.
-
:
"
Tl
V..
.
league,"
the
story
said.
"Besides
offering
the
WIFU
a
balanced
schedule,
a
Victoria
team
in
the
league
would
also
Riebel
Presses
The
foreign
secretary
addres
ignite
the
storied
Vancouver-Victoria
rivalry,"
it
said.
i
h
rKi
ft
sed
Commons
after
Arthur
Morrison,
Labor
party
leader,
aeeus-
sed
President
Eisenhower
of
egging
Chiang
on
to
attack
the
Communists
on
the
mainland.
He
warned
"there
was
risk
of
spreading
the
Korean
war."
T,n,n-W
4a
UaA
.
.
.
VotnO
ah,hty
or
atvtm
tpmoahfd
to
which
mauioi
thm
at
faadtrt
v
m
in
(rite
t
rtf
I
hv
Will
folfft
tt
.
.
.
Ih.
irommg
itoff
o
our
i'"
lortH
In
omtrflenty.
Ago
Khan
Sells
Famous
Horse
CANNES
9
The
Aga
Khan
has
sold
his
famous
horse
Tulyar
to
the
Irish
national
stud
farm
for
$690,000.
his
secretary
announced
today.
It
is
the
highest
price
ever
paid
for
a
thoroughbred
in
Britain.
Kaleta
in
Scoring
Race
SEATTLE
(API
Earl
Reibel
of
Edmonton
came
on
with
a
rush
to
move
within
three
points
of
the
Western
Hockey
League
scoring
lead
this
week.
Reibel.
with
23
goals
and
36
assists
ln
47
games,
has
a
total
of
59
points.
Still
in
first,
but
with
three
more
games
to
his
credit.
i
Alex
Kaleta,
Saskatoon
centreman.
Kaleta
has
racked
up
62
points
on
ANNIVERSARY
5
ytart
aW
ARISTOCRAT
8
yor
old
SPORTSMAN'S
DIGESTS
HOW
DUCKS
RISE
Diving
docks
RUN
A-
-
CROSS
THE
WATER
A
"strong"
Canada,
today,
is
essential
if
vve
are
to
preserve
our
freedom,
our
own
way
of
life.
This
is
the
responsibility
of
all
Canadians.
For
the
young
man
of
ability
and
ambition,
there
are
outstanding
opportunities
for
immediate
advancement
as
a
leader
in
the
Infantry,
l'rom
Corporal,
to
Sergeant,
to
Warrant
Officer,
you
can
build
a
well
paid
career
for
yourself
in
the
Royal
Canadian
Infantry
Corps.
You
w
ill
receive
free
medical
and
dental
care,
30
days
annual
leave
with
pay
and
the
benefit-;
of
an
outstanding
pension
plan.
7
1
JB4
A
UttKM
1
1
ite
1
IhU
ir'-iy
ON
THEIR
TAKE-OFFS.
Tkrn'
KiwiM
Travol
and
Advn)uro
nnrt
o(
Ih.
1,1.
ol
Canada
'
the
strength
of
19
goals
and
43
assists,
tops
in
the
league.
Roy
Kelly
of
Calgary
again
leads
the
goal-getters
with
28.
Vic
Stasiuk
of
Edmonton
has
27.
Meanwhile,
Emile
Francis,
of
Vancouver,
tpok
over
the
goal-keeping
honors
with
a
goals
against
average
of
2.78
per
game.
Jack
Evans,
or
Saskatoon,
continues
to
set
the
penalty
pace
A
today,
hltrnlmg
and
ihalltnainl.
in
lh
Army
knngl
now
KOP
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THEY
ARE
DEEP
WATER
DOCKS
THAT
FREQUENT
OPEN
WATERS
AFFORDING
SUCH
MAMOUVERS.
with
142
minutes
against
him.
FOR
HIGH
CLASS
PRINTING
IN
1953
-
As
Always
PLACE
ORDERS
NOW
Dibb
Printing
Co.
melchers
UDDLE
DUCKS
:H
A5
THIS
GREEN-
You
are
eligible
you
are
17
to
45
years
of
age
ami
able
to
meet
Army
test
requirements.
Applicants
should
bring
birth
certificates
or
other
proof
of
age
u
hen
reporting
for
interview.
Apply
rifjrif
away
for
full
information
fo:
JGED
.
,
THE
-V
Small
Boxing
Clubs
Closed
JAMESTOWN,
NY.
(AP)
Nat
Fleischer,
editor
of
Ring
Magazine,
says
42
per
cent
of
the
small
boxing
clubs
in
the
United
Mil
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II
I'I'l
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4
,
,
us:
JUMP
STPAI&HT
,
UP
OUT
OF
THE
I
V
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Condition
.
.
.
Th.
phyucal
condilmn
ol
Canada
l
5
it
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of
concern
ol
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A.m,
in
Iho
field
wiid.
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P'ar
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purl
in
L.fV.
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O1"11
No.
1
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Personnel
depot,
j4201
West
3rd
Avenue,
Vancouver.
B.C.
WHItlN,
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OFTEN
INHABIT
"
.
ii
States
have
lolded
in
the
last
year.
He
blamed
television.
In
New
York
state
alone
during
the
last
two
years
the
small
C.MAI
L
BODIES
CF
WATER
RE-
fj
1
his
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Ciovern-.
meat
of
British
Columbia
clubs
dwindled
from
22
to
seven,
STRICTING
PW,,.,-,.
OTHFR
TAKE-OFF.
(
.1
Fleischer
told
a
snorts
dinner.