Srif
a
j
!
;
YuRwUij,
is
.h(,"v;
New
Type
Refrigerator
Cars
r
i
inCe
iNupcTiuiiy
ict
Wediifstiay.
April
22,
19d3
New
Coach
Takes
Over
At
Edmonton
Keep
Fish
Fresh
in
Transit
t
construction
throughout
The
tcr:MONTON
(CP)
The
new
space
between
the
walls
Is
filled
roach
of
Edmontons
footbuU
with
block
Insulation.
Refrlgera-
Knnos
predicts
he
will
have
Hon
is
achieved
bj(
a
mixture
of
,
hustling
ball
club
with
lots
OTTAWA
A
test
model
of
a
new
ioeless
refrigerated
fresh
fish
container
for
less-than-caiioad
nuantitles
lhat
will
help
Bruce
Woodcock
Awaits
Decision
to
Fight
Again
LONDON
(AP)
Bruce
Woodcock,
a
carved
and
battered
old
fellow
by
the
standards
of
boxing,
leans
across
the
counter
of
his
pub
these
days,
impatiently
telling
people:
"I'm
feeling
on
top
of
the
oduim
sulphate
and
water
in
0f
fiHi,t
and
spirit"
sealed
rubber
tubes
mounted
on
j
p)irrel
K.
Royal
told
a
Touch
3
-
JUKt
fel
removenble
aluminum
plaques,
wn
Club
meeting
that
Intro-i
Due
to
its
advanced
desiijn,
fiiu
ed
him
to
Edmonton
fans
i
the
container
eliminates
the
lee-
;tr,at
"there
Hs
no
way
for
me
to
'
master
box
currently
in
use
and
'say
we'll
win
or
lose,
but
If
woik
the
necessity
of
re-iclng.
will
iet
us
there,
we'll
be
doing
both
coastal
shipper
and
In-
1
land
retnllers
provide
better
quality
fish,
was
demonstrated
here
today
by
the
Canadian
National
Railwuys
nt
the
annual
met
tine
of
the
Fisheries
Council
of
Canada.
The
container,
dcslRnei
by
engineers
of
the
CNR
s
research
and
development
department
to
extend
the
marketing
of
fresh
lUh.
will
emibi"
flsheiy
plants
to
ship
direct
to
Mir.uler
retailers,
u
can
atMj
be
ui.ert
f"r
o'her
everything
we
can.
Questioned
about
quarter-
acks.
Hyl
said
he
wouldn't
Allie
Reynolds
.
i'
n
it
f
j
,
......
.-.
...
'j
MAT
-
world."
j
Then
he
leans
back
to
wait
a
!
while
longer
before
he
finds
out
if
he
ever
will
fit'ht
apain.
rude
Claude
Arnold
for
Jac
k
If
1
11
Jacobs
of
Winnipeg.
Royal,
a
ff
U
j
.
M
Leads
Yanks
former
Oklahoma
Sooner,
has
plavcd
with
both
of
them.
I
imv
f
;
,
jj
The
rase
of
the
fallen
Idol,
only
33
years'
old.
rests
with
the
British
Boxing
Board
of
Control.
The
board
mav
or
may
not
give
the
one-time
prominent
heavyweight
a
licence
to
box
again.
Now
the
board
won't
even
say
when
its
decision
will
bo
reached.
Woodcock
appeared
before
tho
Midlands
area
council
of
the
j
President
Ken
Montgomery
NEW
YORK
TAllle
Reynolds
S!lid
th(1
r.sklmoa.
defeated
in
is
still
filling
the,
role
of
meal
lnt,
0r,,y
cup
final
last
fall
by
ticket
for
the
world
champion
;
Toronto
Argonauts,
is
"dealing
New
York
Yankees.
j
fr
a
Canadian
quarterback.
perishable
commodities.
Employing
a
chemical
solution
to
provide
refrigeration,
the
container
now
mokes
it
possible
for
pre-cliilled
fresh
fish
to
tw
delivered
In
the
same
prime
i-
-
Hume
Launches
$100,000
Drive
For
Games
Fund
The
S-yenr-old
right
haiicicr
j
and
also
dickering
with
a
couple
keeps
on
mowing
down
the
op-
'of
American
qtiartcrhurki
as
in-
RRBC
recently
and
made
hi
ronditlon
that
It
li
ft
the
plant
olea
for
a
licence.
ONE
OF
THE
ALL-TIME
GREATS
of
Canadian
racing.
Norman
(Dude
i
Fodcn
continues
to
ride
though
now
in
his
mid
-Co
s.
He
exercises
North
of
Seven,
owned
by
millionaire
Lou
Chesler.
and
a
promising
contender
for
the
04th
running
of
the
Queen
s
Piute
to
be
run
June
2
at
Toronto.
This
will
be
the
51st
Plate
1-x
IJ-.-d-.
who
has
seen
them
all
since
1903
VANCOUVER
d
Mayor
Fred
;
jn
the
North
Midlands
Hume
and
the
firemen's
band
.,t
his
Bolsover
home,
near
Not
Shnnkage
of
fish
while
enroute
1
position
when
it
counts.
He
did
stirancs
in
cose
of
Injuries
or
has
been
largely
reduced
be-j
the
trick
again
Tuesday
as
he
other
eventualities."
cause
constant
temperatures
are
cooled
off
Boston
Red
Sox
with'
Ilusineis
Manager
Al
Ander-maitituiiicd
hile
in
transit.
a
six-hit
shutout
to
give
the
son
said
he
saw
no
reason
hy
During
a
series
of
tests,
the
Yanks
victory.
ull
ttw
players
Fsklmos
had
last
exp.
nmei.tul
container
(lemon-
Thp
wln
mnvrrt
th(l
yanks
Into
5"'ar
w",,ld
'1
b,uk
trated
lU
ability
-to
shipment
a
first-place
tie
with
Vie
St.
launched
this
city's
whirlwind
;
tiiiRham.
he
insisted
that
all
the
lp-day
compaign
for
$200,000
in
0ld
cuts
and
wounds,
his
crum-aid
of
the
British
Empire
games,
bled
jaw
and
the
severe
injury
to
his
left
eye
which
he
took
in
his
eight
years
in
the
ring
now
of
fresh
fmh.
pre-chllled
to
28
.,
Hrowna
in
the
American
XSWWWWWWUW
Sports
World
Awaits
Word
On
Health
of
Babe
Zaharias
iicKi'
s.
on
)n
iimia
i
uin
u.svi-
league
rare,
days
ilh
less
than
one
degree,
Tne'
nrownles
fell
afoul
of
variation.
i
Cleveland's
Bob
Lemon
and
look
Smaller
retailers
now
will
re-
.
4.3
.-.hack
when
the
Indian
By
WILL
CRIMSLEY
i
Uonal
Amateur
Athletic
Union
j
-'ve
coast.
Iresh
fwh
dally
direct
from;w.e
rifled
their
ninth
li
ning
NEW
YORK
(API
It's
hard
!
track-and-Held
meet,
sne
won
the
-..
rany
wun
wues
loaned
With
the
brass
band
thumping
behind
him,
Mayor
Hume
ambled
along
downtown
Granville
Street,
stopped
at
eight
business
establishments
and
collected
$24,150
in
one
hour.
Some
40U
canvassers
from
the
Board
of
Trade,
service
'clubs
and
athletic
associations
went
into
action
at
the
same
time.
"We've
got
100.000
visitors
coming
to
see
those
games
and
maybe
they'll
want
to
buy
shoes
too,"
the
mayor
advised
William
Jngledew,
owner
of
a
shoe
store.
The
games
are
scheduled
for
next
summer.
are
cured
Woodcock,
who
opened
his
car.-er
in
1942.
might
still
be
ranked
as
one
of
the
world's
better
heavyweights
if
he
just
hadn't
fought
Americans
For
4'7
years
he
whipped
everyone
in
his
path
in
Britain.
Then
he
sampled
the
American
heavyweight
market
and
that
was
a
mistake.
Tami
Maurieilo,
now
an
almost
forgotten
heavy
who
never
quite
made
the
grade,
needed
only
f'v
rounds
to
knock
him
out.
The
container
shown
to
members
of
the
fisheries
Council
features
aluminum
djuble-wall
.
for
the
sports
world
to
conceive
i
the
100-yard
dash,
the
80
-met
re
that
Babe
Didrik-son
Zaharias
hurdles,
220-yard
dush.
Javelin
may
never
wham
another
golf
discus,
broadjump
and
hH'ti
h.,n
nr
miv
npver
eomnete
In
iumr).
another
athletic
event.
i
She
was
twice
All-Ameiica
as
REMEMBER
WHEN
TK
.inr.lA
tini.UV
'
n
hfi.lollvJI
f
rtra-fl
rA
itllT
of
lb
'1
.
.
....11...
-
.
-I
'
1-
,1,!.-.
,
f
S
i
&i
4
'v
-
.-'
old
daughter
of
a
Norwegian
national
champion
Dtillas
team
TUi:SDAY
American
St
Louis
3,
Cleveland
4.
Cliicago
7.
lie
t
roil
$.
Boston
0.
New
York
I.
Philadelphia
1.
Washington
S.
National
New
York
4.
Pittsburgh
5
Brooklyn
I.
Philadelphia
7.
Cincinnati
5.
tt.
Uiuis
4
Pacific
Col
league
San
Franrlaro
S.
Los
Angeles
6.
immigrant,
now
seriously
m
in
.
home-run
sIukbo
The
Briton
rnme
home
and
7J5
--IJ-bofSna.Vsamateur
kicker
of
Queen's
University.!
signed
with
Hamilton
Tigers
of
i
the
eastern
Big
Four
23
years
j
ago
Unlay
and
proved
as
effect-!
ive
with
the
Tiger
machine
as;
he
had
in
the
famous
Tricolor
i
'
team.
Queen's
won
the
Cana-
the
American
ranks.
But
he
was
ambitious
and
again
took
on
an
American
Joe
Baksi.
athletic
excellence;
acclaimed
nine,
in
a
tournament
at
jer-the
greatest
woman
athlete
who
sey
City
in
1S30
sho
nfi'd
a
ever
lived.
baseball
'M6
feet
while
fans
Baksi
crumpled
Woodcock's
She
om
e
scored
to-i
Dehors
Win
10-Pin
Title
By
Single
Pin
.in
a
basketball
game
.She
rilan
Rugby
Union
title
In
19?2,
1
19J3
and
1924
Tigers
tk
It
In;
1928
and
1929.
j
hardest
When
When
ir.
ir.
February
February.
1950.
i.
Unit-;
un.
-guped
gaped.
b:
aw
with
one
of
the-
ihis
ever
thrown
rd
stiltc
sports
wrlU'rs
w
re
Points
in
i
Tne
As.sociated
Press
took
to
P""'
by
At
Earls
V
Court
"Uj
i
in
til
London
imvmii
in
lit
...
,Li
l
Sacramento
4,
Portland
S
San
Diego
J.
Seattle
4.
Hollywood
3,
Oakland
13
r
mound
fur
St.
Louis
November.
1950,
Woodcock
took
"
"K
.
,-"'"
the
women
divi-
Brook
Dodeera
hh
century,
against
yn
another
beating.
This
time
lf
.
..,,
t-
in
:
sion
was
a
runaway
for
th
donned
a
football
suit
ami
SHIN
MIKSffl
was
i!uni
n
it-ttuw
citutiiiiitati.
-
Edging
Spares
by
only
a
single
Ja(,k
Gardner,
and
Woodcock
fabulous
,
Texan.
(worked
out
with
the
Southern
.
.
t-
pin,
Delnors
won
the
Mixed
'
saitj
he
wUS
finished.
Not
even
from
men's
ranks
Methodist
University
at
Dallas.
Ten-Pin
League
championship
Last
month,
Woodcock
looked
has
anyone
risen
to
challenge
impressing
onltxikers
with
hi
r
with
'a
total-p.n
.score
of
230G-'Over
the
world
heavyweight
:
the
Babe
for
the
diversity
of
l
ft-footed
kicking.
305.
fighter
supply
and,
like
a
lot
her
achievements.
Possessed
of
remarkable
mus-
All
individual
high
scores,
how-
of
other
observers,
he
noted!
As
a
tall,
raw-boned
girl
of
cular
co-ordination,
the
Babe
ever,
were
counted
by
Spares,
in-
weaknesses.
His
old
ambition
119.
she
set
world's
records
rn
also
shone
in
swimming,
diving,
eluding
the
team
high
single
plagued
him
and
he
asked
the
the
javelin
and
80-metre
hur-
bowling,
fencing,
lacrosse,
bil-score
of
832.
'
BBBC
for
a
chance
to
come
(jiPS
m
the
1932
Olympics.
Bhe
hards
and
even
boxing
before
Here's
Our
SPRING
OPENER
Special
Haw
bull
and
Kuflball
Mitts
at
real
Havings.
Last
year
we
over-ordered
this
year
we're
clearing
them
at
huge
reductions
.
.
.
See
our
stork.
The
SPORTS
SHOP
uu
also
won
the
high
jump
with
a
turning
full-time
to
golf
10
POPULAR
SHADES
Walerproofj-Protech-
Ladies'
high
single
and
three
back.
vr.lUH
Y,i
HI
ii-lc
WirtrilP
record
leap
but
was
disqualified
Tne
Babe
ma,ri(
ri
to
a
3XV
!
for
diving
head-first
over
the
pound
frrn(.r
wrestler
named
'bar.
j
George
Zaharias.
who
accumu-
V
I.T.II.t
UJ
l.tlO
adding
games
of
178,
161
and
123
for
a
total
of
4fi2.
Men's
his"
Heads
Motors
lated
wealth
as
a
promoter
and
f
MANY
RECORDS
The
records,
later
bettered.
with
191;
high
three
by
Ted
Moir
rrrtr
ffitn
counting
52s
with
games
of
170,
-cro
inr
i
mm
iavt
n
inrow
141
a
little
pink
stucco
cottage
in
Tampa.
Fla..
where
they
operate
k
the
Tampa
Golf
and
Country
177
and
182.
Alex
Haig
was
named
Pfesi-,
,ett
'
f()ur
lnfh.g.
for
tne
nu,.
dent
of
the
Genera!
Motors
Foot-..,
LttriJt
in
wic
uujcioi
mmuia
wv
1
(JJpj
J
7
SCCOndS.
c.nrf!
wr
HPT
rprnrrl
in
WJIHi;i'
U1TT
I
IittllljJlUli.lItp,
Club.
I
I
Delnor-s
also
win
their
own
tro-
oau
ciud
nere
at
ils
annual
gen-;
nigh
jump
wa,
fjve
t,et,
five
phy
pre.sented
to
the
club
by
era!
meeting
in
the
Canadian
jm.hC3
Morris
Teng.
Presentations
will
Legion.
t
a
year
before
that,
In
the
na-
ill
r-rTV-tfv
-
trs
V
!
I
t
if
1
1
.
'7
I
II
III
Ir
Hdti
VJa
"
.t
mil.
If
be
U
8
lJ3
-a-
fW
11
w
oe
made
at,
a
Danquei
in
me
near
o
ner
ouicers
nuiutu
weie
future.
I
Jack
Eby,
captain;
Rod
Robin-
Following
are
season's
high
'son,
vice-captain
and
E.
John
scores
in
the
league:
Wilson,
secretary-treasurer.
.
Ladies'
high
single,
213.
Joyce
t
Douglas
Frizzell.
sponsor,
was
Pottle
of
Art
Murrays:
ladies-',
named
honorary
president,
and
high
three,
522,
Linda
Erickson'
John
S.
Wilson
is
honorary
vice-
jTorontq
Wins
.Cage
Title
MM
V
'
m
clip
and
mail
this
ordergram
TO
THE
ECONOMY-WISE
DRIVER
.
.
.
Enjoy
the
Comfort
of
Big
Cor
Performance
and
the
Pleasure
of
Small
Car
Economy
together
with
the
Smart,
Exciting
Consul
Styling
Make
this
yeur
new
car
year
with
a
'53
CONSUL
Sedan
or
Convertible.
Test
drive
it
today
at
Bob
Parker
Lid.
"The
Home
of
Friendly
Service"
TODAY
i
of
Chumps;
men'
high
single,!
president.
EDMONTON
CP)
Toronto
229,
W.
Anderson
of
Delnor;j
The
club
will
count
on
21
play-jNortown
Tri-Bells
won
the
Do-men
s
high
thvee.
59C,
Art
Olson
;ers
this
year,
with
last
year's
minion
senior
men's
basketball
of
Spares;
team
high
single.
928,
members
all
available
and
somejtitjg
rfnpn
they
handed
Unlver-Spares;
team
hi;;h
three,
2514,;
newcomers
added.
Isity
of
Alberta
Golden
Bears
a
Chumps.
Mr.
Frizzell
was
thanked
for
!
65-6
defeat
in
the
fifth
and
High
average
for
the
ladies
a
new
set
of
uniforms
and
stock-
deciding
game
of
the
best-of-was
141,
held
by
Linda
Erickson;
j
ings
and
a
vote
of
thanks
also
five
series
Tuesday
night,
men's
hitih
average
of
175
was
was
forwarded
to
Mr.
Halg
fori
Both
teams
had
won
two
held
by
Art
Olson.
IhLs
work
as
coach
of
the
team.
!
games
previously.
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