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Baturday.
March
21,
1953
!
Hockey
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ROUND-UP
By
CAYLK
TALHOT
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f
T
AVC.KLKS
(AIM
St.
Louis
I'.rowns
m;iv
Leafs
in
Tough
Spot
ks
Uttl
Nears
Close
Toronto
Will
Need
Help
To
Get
Into
Cup
Finals
MONTREAL
(CP)
Two
tough
assignments
focus
attention
on
the
National
Hockey
League
as
the
teams
swing
into
the
final
games
of
the
regular
schedule
tonight.
i
In
order
of
toughness
of
at-
j
heln
and
a
superhuman
effort
tainment,
they
are:
A
playoff
i
of
their
own
if
they
are
to
dis-
tmim'hora
PVPffif
Flilfk
to
.t.
IXlUtA
Miter
h
.
u
i,i-1rw,Il
uiiKuwIiitl
111
it
tVlf-rp
Vtill
1
tllitViiniri
'
lackadaisical
about
their
jilay
as
long
as
they
have
Clint
Courtney,
the
1!52
rookie
of
the
year,
catch
ino;
for
them.
He's
still
ft
throwback
to
th
icniciai,
wno
requcu-cl
atKjny-1
mlty
-
V.'hut
If
the
Sox
are
out
!
of
the
race
a
week
before
It
For
fighter
ends
and
want
to
try
out
Home
old-time,
hard-bitten
who
liked
to
keep
0
keen
fdP;
on
his
spikes.
rookie
InilrWiers
and
Stephens
1,1
cnljr
t'co
or
three
gnnie
hy
nf
I
Ii
t
t:l
lilKl
will
u,
.
Bruins
or
spot
for
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
place
eitner
uosioa
Black
Hawks.
The
and
a
Roal
scoring
record
for
'
Chicago
-How
do
you
think
we're
KO-jphrni,
dM,jd(,
wh,.Ul,.r
h
plflyj
ing
to
do"1"
he
demanded
at
th
third,
or
will
manager
Paul
Red
;
Bruins
and
Hawks
are
tied
for
Oordie
Howe
of
Detroit
Wings.
The
Leafs
will
Units.
,
a
mean
gum
in
nia
eye
lurnniu.i
need
outside
You
think
we
haven't
got
pitch-
'1
!
Ka."'w'ii''P-".'rw.
,r,,w
Z'
I
f'"K
tilt,:
'H0
Hug
....
.
....ti-i-:-.
i
.
l.
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nf
d
rilunlilT
ntfn
THE
DI
KE
OF
KDIMil
KGII,
fifth
man
in
uriiisn
nisiory
u
or
uir
nu.......u
v..
B
h
Alberni
Beats
Rupert
Cagers
'
Inn'
I
tell
you
this
much,
it
II
;
be
better
than
we
got
from
that
:
bunch
of
bums
we
had
last
vear.
It
couldti
t
oe
wors-.
We
r.-
is
possibly
the
most
versatile
sportsman
ever
closely
associated
with
the
crown.
He
1
,.,nH
.thiot
whn
ran
nut
tin
a
tiood
ktiuw
at
anylhi:;g
from
iocrrr
to
kit"e
H
leret
in
VANC'OV!
VrK
All.i-ml
d-
liahir
to
show
vou
something
t
f
'A
WV"'
Who
do
I
think
will
win
ir
rented
Prince
Rujx-rt
58
50
In
sport
began
when
he
was
a
schoolboy.
Here
he
examines
hL
running
shoes
before
taking
part
in
inter-school
games
at
Edinburgh
In
1935
He
attended
Oordonstoun
school
in
Scotland
He
still
has
trophies
won
at
school
for
swimming,
diving
and
high
jumping
i
lh
in
V,
u
third
place,
with
65
.points
each.
The
Leafs,
In
fifth
place
and
currently
outside
the
playoff
fold,
have
61.
Detroit
clinched
first
nlace
March
8
and
Montreal
Canadiens
clinched
second
last
Saturday.
New
York
Rangers
are
out
of
the
running.
The
Leafs'
big
test
started
Wednesday
when
the
Hawks
visited
Toronto
to
go
down
to
defeat.
If
their
playoff
chancc3
are
still
alive
next
Sunday,
the
Leafs
will
get
another
chance
when
they
play
that
night
in
Boston.
On
Thursday
they
beat
Montreal
and
tonight
meet
New
York
on
home
ice.
Even
with
this
week's
wins
the
Leafs
must
depend
on
other
teams
to
administer
spankings
to
one
or
both.
There
are
no
Boston-Chicago
games
left,
so
Superiors
Well,
I
guess
you've
got
to
say
'
the
provincial
high
whoo!
baa-them
Yank.;,
!onr
ai
they've
gH
ketball
rhamplon.vhiij
tourna-thul
Mu-koy
Mantle
out
there
l
ment
yesterday
tor
Uiclr
-ci.mr1
plavid
with
him
In
Kuna
CUy
los.
und
I
could
ve
told
cm
they
The
Bo-Me-Hl
team
made
il
wouldn't
HiJ.-Ji
UlMaggio
I
we
lout
of
30
foul
sImiU
MnrriMin
they're
worrying
whether
Phil
,
toped
Htipeit
playrri
with
13
l;iuto
will
be
able
to
play
short
!
point.
Young
had
10,
Clccon
all
the
way
They
can
quit
wor-
o,
Ford,
eight.
Krlxtman.yin,
lying
That
little
sucker
will
be
five
and
Lrtourneau,
four.
Easily-Accessible
Winter
Sports
Attracts
Those
in
All
Walks
of
Life
SERVICE
U
J
U4
Ave.
W.
Pktk
.
u
Ihnrrt"
there
Is
a
l'j-mile-;
park
.But
they
cant
compi.uu
i
the
"saddle
Bv
I'ETFR
Ml
URAY
Canadian
Press
Slaft
Writer
of
any
lack
of
co-oMratioii
from
!
lone
run
to
the
chalet.
i
i..nt.in
!
ti,.t
..,,.li.
In
K.iim
n
ih
in
fill
VANCOUVER
Boosters
of
At
least
one
magnate
out
this
way
doubts
that
general
man-ier
Frank
I-ane
of
the
Chicago
a
cut-throat
affair
is
ruled
out
.
Vancouvers
Evergreen
Play
lilt?
DrRIIUVUIUS
lllMtllbill
lllitl
Vllt
iuti".
'
"t..
,
-'
jonly
government
indifference
is
.-ns
loaned
$100
each.
Interest
,
I
preventing
them
from
opening
free,
on
the
purchase
of
their
.
i
up
the
full
potentialities
of
the'
new
snowmobile
i.
-i
V
I
v
ground"
have
started
plugging
something
new
for
them
snow.
Careful
to'
remark
that
the
snow
falls
only
on
nearby
mountains,
the
tourist
bureau
is
drawing
many
visitors
to
the
city
with
the
lure
of
easily
accessible
winter
sports.
II
tnere
are
ues
uu
pinma
the
finish,
the
team
with
the
greater
number
of
wins
gets
the
higher
placing.
If
there
is
still
a
tie,
the
call
goes
to
the
team
with
the
fewer
losses.
If
this
doesn't
break
the
deadlock,
totrd
number
of
goals
for
the
season
decides
the
issue.
The
tasK
Gordie
Howe
has
set
himself
gets
no
easier
as
the
White
Sox
made
such
a
smart
move
in
signing
his
new
third
baseman,
Vern
Stephens,
to
an
escalator
contract
in
which
the
veteran
will
be
rewarded
for
playing
in
a
certain
number
of
I'ulllIM
When
Stephens
balked
at
the
contiact
offered
him
It
called
lor
a
healthy
cut
of
the
salary
p:ild
him
by
Boston
Red
Sox
lust
season
-iJine
Induced
him
Man
Who
Led
Wings
to
Title
Never
Played
in
Big
League
f'fQum
ucmei
I'm
,
t'h
IF
".nns,,
.
.
o.'Kt
to
onji.
twini
U!UrWM
wji
"
.
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...
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is
,
.
Si
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-
The
three
peaks
of
Hollyburn,
THE
ri-AVING
M.IGIKIMTY
of
-Ron
Attwell.
18,
has.
stirred
up
a
hornet's
nest
betw
een
the
Canadian
Amateur
Hockpy
Association
and
the
Quebec
Amateur
Hockey
Association.
George
S.
Dudley,
secretary-manaei
of
the
CAHA,
said
the
QAHA
defied
the,
parent
organization
by
granting
Attwell
a
playing
certificate
with
Montreal
Junior
Canadiens,
after
the
CAHA
had
refused
to
transfer
Attwell
from
the
Ontario
Hockey
Association
to
the
QAHA.
The
QAHA
later
was
suspended
by
the
national
body.
Grouse
and
Seymour
mountains
'
...
DnrvarI
Tnlot
U-ill
IWPlv
nE-TDATT
A
littln
vl
t
1
1
1.
1
1
!
I'tlMi
It
Tft
I'
h
1
1
1
il
lUl
CU1
1
-
Inrt'di
hv
eniOffd
the
finest
)rflS3!i4niic
life
on
Holnod
ktMtKi
bm'i
Her
s
urtier
-.pHT..n
.
.
.
lruiK
,
.
.
Cuisme
nd
t
(jch
pH
pt'lertion
loo.
for
truly
mtm.
wcub'e
Hn-p.Ui:l.
roull
tint)
t
fxendiy
Mol!nd-mfii
crosiif
nf,
idetil
nitinc
!
season
nears
its
close.
He
nas
ut.
i
i
"
"
.
,
eenmrl
41
PoaH
and
is
aiming
."
i
more
than
120.000
visits
between
who
never
played
big
league
Ir.g
before
Adams
moved
him
up
Spexiol
Sailing
from
?
RYNDAM
JUK:
the
single-season
record
of
50.
them
this
year
during
the
De-
j
hockey
led
Detroit
Red
Wings
to
from
Omaha
to
Indianopolis
and
set
by
Montreal's
Maurice
cember-to-May
season.
Chair
:
a
fifth
straight
National
Hockey
th,,n
to
Detroit.
TwfWf
$""0
t
(wri.'
Richard
in
the
50-game
scneaul?
;
mis
on
urou
miu
hujtoni
,
i,eague
vine,
an
unprrrniriin-u
of
the
1945-46
season
.
I
and
a
government-maintained
achievement.
He
Is
coach
Tommy
n
S
e
y
m
o
u
r
have
ivan.
In
the
two
game,
left,
j
pressure
on.
Howe
must
do
Bet-
i
brought
skiing
within
an
hours
I
Tne
surcess
0f
the
42-year-old
to
sign
by
promising
an
extra
$1000
If
he
played
In
as
many
as
100
games
and
$5
000
for
120!
games.
Stephens
npiieared
In
I
only
92
fur
Boston
last
year,
j
when
he
was
hampered
by
a
j
bad
knee.
',
'
Frank
might
find
himself
in
I
an
awkward
position
before
the
season
is
over,"
opined
a
rival
i
There
were
several
veterans
of
muMderable
stature
on
the
Willis
when
Ivan
appeared
on
the
scene.
Including
Black
Jack
Stcv
art.
but
Tammy
.says
he
was
given
free
rein.
ter
than
.7,
his
average
in
68
,
Journey
of
downtown
Vancouver
.
:
Ivan
dapl)r
and
reserved,
paral-
MONTtf
Al
WINNieie
VAfKOWU
Ml
Hurrar.l
Hlrrrt.
CURLING
DRAW
Vsnrouvrr
t,
B.C.
Ft
43I
RECORD
LENGTH
lels
that
of
Joe
McCarthy
in
The
Grouse
chair
lift.
In
two
!
"a-wball.
McCarthy
who
led
New
and
is
!
York
Yankees
to
four
.traight
sections,
is
8.800
feet
long
described
as
"the
world
s
longest
!
champion.ships,
never
played
b.g
metropolitan
chair
lift."
It
was
i
'Pague
ball.
completed
in
January,
1951.
i
Ivan
said
he
never
ran
Into
a
'
resentment
becau.se
of
mountains
about
The
three
are
games.
But
tne
Dig
leiiow
may
break
loose
in
any
of
them.
The
j
teams
he
will
face
are
Chicago
;
and
Montreal.
There
could
be
a
dramatic
'
finish
to
the
season
if
Howe
breaks
or
ties
the
record
or
i
:
fails
to
do
so
at
Detroit
Olym-
y.fc-,',l
m-nmi
.una
uu
nijini
I
!':,
.
-v
I
"
Basketball
Executive
Meeting
MONDAY,
MARCH
23,
8
P.M.
at
the
Civic
Centre
1,1
T:"J.
n.u.
..r.i-;
ft
In
lewatin
and
have
MS
ummunguisnea
piaung
par
it
-
Following
is
the
draw
for
to
night
and
Sunday.
pia
ounuuy
infill,,
nic
iiiuvi
--
.
7.
.
7
,
'
.
cri-iiinri
!
will
be
the
Canadiens.
with
an
average
snow
aepm
oi
eigne
u
-0-00
pm.
(Superior
Autol
Richard
himself
in
action.
Moore
vs
Berg;
Adomcit
vs
Kel-
WUn
nls
4n
Bf)als
and
46
as.
10
feet.
Some
of
the
best
skiing
j
Like
so
mnny
oi
tne
kcu
comes
ln
late
April
and
May
,
Wings,"
he
said,
"I
was
a
product
when
a
warm
sun
melts
the
over-,
of
the
farm
system.
McCarthy,
night
crust,
making
for
ideal
on
the
other
hand,
came
out
of
snow
conditions.
j
a
different
organization.
The
man
who
recommended
m
to
the
Ski
lessons
sponsored
by
tw
0
lroit
system
was
Carson
Coop-
city
newspapers
are
attracting
lougn,
bieoer
vs
armicnaei.
8ists
Howe
is
tar
ln
ront
,as
12:30
a.m.
Rowbotham
vs
Do-'
individual
point-getter
with
93
mina
to
i
Grand
Challenge)
;
Heg-
points,
well
ahead
of
his
own
gie
vs
Robertson
(Superior
Auto)
i
record
of
86.
DIRECT
TO
ROTTERDAM
lot
at
liitfc
ATTENTION
His
teammate
Ted
Lindsay
.
-
...
j
I
i
r,
nil
.....
.n
..ait.
r
.
er,
neaa
scoui.
lies
me
same
nas
vu
poinis
ana
nicnara
uiira
i
ijcufic
-j
on
.
,
...
..
nince
with
60
nointe.
followed
I
life.
It
is
not
uncommon
to
see
"V"
u.
'V1'
"lu"
"
Bateman
vs
Scmitt
dSuperior
Auto
i
3:00
a
m.
i
Grand
Challenge
l
Shier
vs
Carey:
Waldbauer
vs
"Collinson;
Scott
vs
Willson.
Marty
k,
7oii.
Unnuhpim..
nf
nw
a
kinrierf.artpn-a2e
tot
skim-:,ed
LJndsay,
Hea
Kelly
l.m
HtHln
0.''
Mr
n
1
IriHii
lolnl
Js:l
a
,,m
Sn
lt
i
nr
M
Ju.
I'
"
My
31
Jur..
r
r.
I.
ZflMKH.W
on
ni'-tTn
Nrihrrir.tii
(iavrm-mi.t
'ttit
kxl
lirt
wmti
hlj,
rlf
jlrtllh
Cnbln
ImtiI.
160
l-nnlt.jry
IIM
tliHKCTOR
ATe-OKNrHAL,
OP
Mtll'I'INC
iMinUlrtf
vn
'fitrrr
en
Wslrr-Hull.
Tli
Hu-HOI.I.ASn-AMrRICA
LINE.
Axmlt
ming
down
a
slope
alongside
a
York
with
58
Pavelich,
Bill
Quackenbu.-h
and
Harry
Lumley
to
Detroit
contracts."
Ivan
suceeded
Jack
Adams
as
60-year-old.
A
little
harder
to
reach
but
;
offering
unparalleled
a
1
p
1
n
e
j
(coach
after
the
1940-47
season
scenery
is
Garibaldi
park,
some
;
Only
an
unprecedented
three-game
avalanche
of
goals
can
displace
Terry
Sawchuk
of
the
Wings
as
low-average
goalie
for
the
season.
His
average
of
1
89,
compared
with
his
1.94
last
season
and
1.98
the
season
before.
Gerry
McNeil
of
Montreal
ranks
second
with
2.10.
TTJ
nrzrr-
MIXED
FIVE-PIN
BOWLERS
A!l
those
interested
in
joining
the
spring
league
please
leave
your
names
ot
the
bowling
alley
or
Phone
Red
709.
Remember
When
""Harry
Vardon,
one
of
the
world's
greatest
golfers,
died
at
Whetstone,
England,
16
years
ago
today
at
the
age
of
66.
The
English
stylist
was
winner
of
six
British
Open
titles
between
1896
and
1914,
in
addition
to
dozens
of
other
trophies.
35
miles
f
rom
Vancouver
Still
in
:
coach
and
mall
The
w
the
devolpment
stage
this
450-,
wond
fourth
o
square-mile
park
land
is
destined
.
,acfdur,
fir,t
o
rival
some
of
the
finest
resorts
captured
fmir
Mr,lKnl!
in
the
Hockies.
,
before
(.hampion.ships.
Twlce
HIGHWAY
PLANNED
;
this
had
been
done
In
the
NHL,
!
At
present
the
only
means
of
.
but
never
did
any
team
win
five
getting
there
is
by
boat,
bus,
i
in
a
row.
snowmobile
and
a
two-mile
ski
I
"Adams
deserves,
most
of
the
trek.
A
proposed
new
highway
1
credit,"
said
Ivan.
'
He
provided
along
Howe
Sound
to
Squamish
,
the
horses.
You
can't
win
wlth-would
bring
the
skiing
grounds
;
out
the
horses."
within
a
two-hour
drive
of
Van-
t
Ivan
was
a
centre
In
his
play-couver.
i
InR
days,
which
ended
In
Brant-
I
Garibaldi's
devolonment
has
:
ford,
Ont.,
at
the
age
of
27
when
W
Vi
$35
Million
For
Alberta
Air
Base
w
.
.tl
Ml
SPECIAL
on
SHOES
Mcnmsca
r
OTTAWA
(CP)
A
combat-
heen
pioneered
by
two
Norwegian
he
fractured
his
cheekbone
and
training
base
for
the
RCAF.
i
immigrants,
Ottar
and
Emit
dislocated
his
jaw
in
an
Ice
jam.
mm
.
cuBiiug
joj.yuu.wi
win
ue
uijcii-
;
Branovola
ana
uuar
s
wne,
joan.
H
n
mm
),
MW
'
20
OFF
ALL
ed
next
year
in
a
huge
tract
of
ti
man""'
lu-aprnw
This
hardy
trio,
beginning
in
1941,
has
built
a
log
chalet
capable
of
accommodating
37
people.
The
Brandvolds
eventually
plan
a
series
of
mountain
huts
dotting
the
area
which
would
j2b;
northeastern
Alberta,
the
Commons
defence
committee
was
told.
H.
A.
Davis,
engineering
superintendent
of
the
defence
department,
said
the
station
will
r
ncouver
LEATHER
SHOES
permit
easy
one-day
trips
from
,
cabin
to
cabin
ln
the
alpine
playground.
j
Most
of
the
terrain
around
,
Diamond
Head,
where
the
lodge
!
Is
situated,
is
above
the
timber
j
line,
giving
long,
uninterrupted
i
ski
runs
on
treeless
slopes.
From
j
For
the
Finest
in
Office
Supplies
,i,h
"
Ihf
tin-
The
wlf-rrnUtin
MnrriMin,
t
ii(lni,
i
lomrr
be
used
to
train
airmen
in
high-level
bombing,
in
the
use
of
air
to
air
guided
missiles
and
other
weapons,
and
in
fighter
interception.
The
base
will
be
partially
opened
in
the
spring
of
1954
and
completely
opened
later
that
year.
It
is
known
as
Coid
Lake,
about
150
miles
northeast
of
Edmonton,
or
as
Lac
la
Biche.
Construction
casts
are
expected
to
run
to
more
than
$35,000,-000.
In
addition
to
this
nearly
8.000
acres
of
land
are
being
and
SLIPPERS
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