The
Pfii",ce.Kupcii;
uq-;,.
Fritiiiv
'
Saskatchewan
Wins
Schoolboy
Curling
Title
For
Fifth
Time
in
Six
Years
The
Scrapbook
(Past
nnd
present
in
the
Sports
World
Just
Arrived!
By
JACK
CLUET-JESSOME
9-7
going
into
the
10th
end.
Saskatchewan
this
year.
The
Secord
put
a
stone
deep
into
the
west's
only
other
winners
were
hnuu
,n
hiU
finni
throw
and
I
Humboldt,
Sask.,
in
1949
and
Walker
needed
only
to
knock
the
I
Regina
in
1950
The
only
eastern
was
won
by
Old-timers,
many
of
whom
:
the
third
wa.s
a
Canadian
In-lrom
Prince
Rupert,
still
re-'
dian.
member
the
good
old
teams
and
i
Alvan
'
Babe"
Hunt
hid
fought
Saskatoon
stone
out
for
the
cnampionsnip
Oshawa
Collegiate
and
Vocational
Institute
in
Saskatoon
last
4;
game
and
the
championship.
Walker
missed
his
shot,
took
out
one
of
his
own
stones
and
left
Saskatoon
with
one
point
HAMILTON
CP1
A
missed
rock
by
Manitoba
on
the
last
shot
of
the
game
In
the
all-western
final
'
nuisday
night
gave
Saskatchewan,
its
fifth
Canadian
schoolboy
championship
in
six
years.
Saskatoon
Technical
Collegiate
if
Saskatoon,
who
defeated
Gordon
Bell
High
School
from
Winnipeg
10-7
to
take
the
Silton
Trophy
Thursday
night,
have
been
the
champions
for
three
of
those
five
years.
This
year's
winning
rink,
skip
year.
B.C.
won
four
games
and
lost
Folding
Sandwich
Cols
With
sirins-filled
mattress,
2'ti"
Folding
Sandwich
Cots
With
sprini!-filled
mattress
and
liirrh
folding
bed
ends.
2'(i"
It
was
the
104th
game
for
five
in
the
tourney
fames
of
years
Rone
by;
younger
fellows
of
today
like
to
hear
of
hockey
pf
long
ago.
Back
in
the
season
of
1915-16
saw
greai
competition
for
hockey
supremacy
with
the
Montreal
Canadiens
out
on
top
to
capture
the
Stanley
Cup
and
the
championship
of
the
National
Hockey
League
Association.
It
will
be
remembered
there
were
no
Vezina,
Lady
Byng.
Hart
or
Calder
trophies
awarded
at
that
time.
.
-
I
his
opponents
by
punching
hard
and
fast
behind
his
195
pounr's.
Like
many
other
fine
performers,
Hunt
was
credited
with
a
good
many
fights,
some
of
them
very
successful;
had
gained
several
knockouts.
On
Aug.
11.1930
Hunt
met
and
won
over
James
J.
Braddock,
Boston,
in
10
rounds.
Knocked
out
such
boxers
as
Sandy
Moir.
Jack
League,
Knute
Hansen,
Paul
Penetelo.
In
1944
Rudolph
T.
Lorraine,
who
was
then
19
years
old
and
a
Dartmouth
freshman
.athlete,
3
ped
by
Bayne
Secord,
18,
won
the
championship
when
Gene
Walk-
j
,r.
13-year-old
Manitoba
skip.!
missed
the
final
shot
of
the
game.
The
Walker
rink,
on
the
sb-"-'
i
s
h
o
t
b
d
y
jf
,
....Vj
,Jfl
,
end
of
the
score
throughout
the
,
.
...
...
.
..
had
joined
the
US.
Army.
He
inaue
up
oi
a
sonu
anu
ru",i$cu
,
,
.
.,
had
starred
in
three
sports
at
Folding
Steel
Cots
With
roll-un
felt
mutirrss.
J'6"
Sisal
Carpet
!)'
x
I
J.
Imported
from
Holland
Coco
Door
Mais
....
piigregation
of
players
and
were
handled
in
a
capable
manner
j
by
Leo
Damluiand
u
nianatici
.
,
Under
his
wing
were
Ocorges
game,
shortened
Secord
's
lead
to
Last
Night's
Fights
;
By
The
Associated
Press
-hthiittnu
ii,
IM.
Jacques
Rover,
;
l.VJi.,.
F'runce,
stopped
Tony
Anthony.
157.
New
York.
8.
e-t
:
Itil
lleiieh.
Hil.
Bolihy
FHiott.
lf0.
Louisville.
Ky
,
outpointed
Emerson
Butcher,
Hi'.
Rnl:
HALF
OI
I
AMI
-
-
-
YKAIt
-
Ravage
Shoes
are
Sanitized
.
.
.
Laboratory
Tested
and
approved
for
longer,
hcalt
Iiicr
wear.
Boys'
and
Girls'
Dress
and
Play
Oxfords
.
...
I
so
Patent
Leather
Straps
and
Saddle
Oxfords
"BE
SURE
WITH
SAVAGE"
Kennett
High
then
had
won
his
spurs
with
the
Big
Green
freshman
eleven
in
1934.
Rudolph
is
a
full-blooded
Mohawk
Indian.
Tom
Longboat
wa.s
considered
a
world
champion
and
had
once
competed
in
the
Olympics
in
England
as
a
long
distance
runner.
Won
many
races
in
this
side
of
the
world
and
was
very
popular.
The
writer
had
the
pleasure
of
witnessing
some
of
his
running
feats
in
Nova
Scotia
many
years
ago
in
annual
May
24th
road
racing
features.
Tom
passed
away
at
his
homo
outside
of
Toronto
several
years
ago.
POLICE
STI
I'I'EO
IN
It,
is
considered
the
judges'
decisions
is
final
in
a
boxing
event;
but
it
was
not
so
in
the
case
of
the
Ryan-Smith
battle
Gene
Raymond
Conley
gets
an
eary
start
in
the
direction
of
baseball
as
his
daddy,
giant
Gene
Conley,
tutors
the
lad
in
the
art
of
pitching.
Conley,
promising
rookie
hurler
with
Milwaukee,
is
in
Bradenton,
Fla.,
for
spring
training
Canada
Gets
Open
Date
in
World
A.
MacKEMZlE
FURK1TURE
IshinU,
III..
10
Nrwnrk.
X.J.-Harold
Curler.
1H7
I.intlen.
N
J
.
outxihiietl
Joe
I.in;l-s:iy.
1HH.
llrooklyn.
8.
K:ill
ICIver.
Mas.
Orlando
7,m
Itletn.
I'M.
Cllb..
outpolntetl
Al
Iu-urle.
1DH.
New
Ik-tllord.
Mass..
10
fhilalelilila
Ktlctie
(ilosa.
14'i
1'hltaflelphla.
nutixinted
Jim
C'hiou-piM-iie.
JS0.
I'iilludelphia.
8.
Saginaw.
Mli
ll.
---
Ken
Hanuin
r
I'm.
Detroit.
out;ointcil
Ht,v,:inl
Tute.
211.
Canton.
O..
8.
For
Over
a
Qii;:i,r.r
(
"A
OiHxl
Place
to
Huy
30H
Third
Aveniie
j
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
j
Hockey
Series
STOCKHOLM
(CP)
A
sched
NHL
LEADERS
Ily
The
Canadian
Press
Standout:
Detroit,
won
34,
lost
Vessina.
Bert
Corbeau,
Billy
Cou-tu,
Reg
Noble,
Newsy
I.alonde.
Jack
Laviolette,
Louis
Berlin
quette
and
Don
Smith.
It
will
be
recalled
that
the
Geprges
Vezina
was
a
star
goalie
lor
the
Canadiens
and
in
hi
memory
a
trophy
known
as
the
"Vezina
Trophy",
to
be
awarded
each
year
to
th?
NHL
goali.'
with
the
least
goals
scored
j.gainst
him
during
the
season,
came
into
being
in
1927-28
and
the
first
winner
was
George
Hainsworth,
who
became
a
member
of
the
Canadiens
later.
Hainsworth
won
the
trophy
three
seasons
in
a
row.
At
time
of
wriiing
this
column
Harry
Lumley,
Maple
Leafs
and
Terry
Sawchuk,
Red
Wings
were
neck-and-neck
towards
the
Vezina
trophy
and
the
$1000
th
it
giX'S
with
it.
AMONG
TIIK
KKCORIIS
Back
in
the
good
old
days
of
1930,
the
da,te
Feb.
15.
a
championship
basketball
contest
with
10
overtime
periods
was
played
between
Wenona
and
Toluea,
111.
Score
at
4th
quarter,
15-15;
first
overtime,
15-15;
second,
third,
fourth,
fifth,
sixth
and
.seventh.
17-17;
eight,
19-19;
ninth,
21-21;
in
the
tenth
Wenona
tallied
seven
points
against
wo
points
to
win.
Total,
28-23.
Adding
a
short
note
to
bas
ule
promising
little
difficulty
for
fought
a
iii)
.
ton-rated
teams
opens
tlv
in
1896.
Tommy
Ryan
tied
11-7!)
prtnt.s.
Points:
Howe.
Detroit.
(18.
Coals:
Itietiartl.
Montreal.
H:V
Assists:,
Howe.
Detroit.
41.
Shutmiis.
Hiiwelitik,
lHroit.
12
Penalties:
rtuhiUd,
Montreal.
!
BLONDIE
A
De
Looks
Model
By
CH
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)
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SwSS
Th
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vn
(
a
TrRK.c
woee
Aeour
J
Fx
eesr
Tvwsr,
on
the
pwcne-h
6tal-in9,1
(
sues
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VVOOKER-J
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fr
"-L-V
WTHE
ANO
HAS
A
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VEV
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WHAT
IS.
TAkSS
--:'l
CfCS-J
WASVELOUSX'
.
P--C
TsH
STrY
)
V'
crrNrfsrAPHEi?
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Aneowcecs
;
Aj,
X-A
expert
-
wvK-vi,
Sa.
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epr'
i
Wl
MJ
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fit-
ktfb
i-Jt
Xtf4h
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t
H
minutes.
world
hockey
championships
today.
Canada
had
an
open
date
in
the
right-team
round-robin
series.
Czechoslovakia,
the
pre-tour-namcnt
favorite,
was
drawn
against
Switzerland,
once
a
power
in
European
hockey
but
not
seeded
in
the
top
four
this
year.
Sweden,
the
defending
cham
no-declsion
contest
with
Mysterious
Billy
Smith
in
1894
and
the
pair
met
again
on
May
27.
1896,
at
Coney
Island,
N
Y.
The
light
was
stopped
by
the
police
wlien
the
men
had
battled
18
rounds.
The
referee
called
the
battle
an
even
contest,
but
the
sports
writers
decided
Ryan
hid
won
and
with
it
came
recognition
as
the
titleholder.
1)11)
YOl!
KNOW
THAT
Gene
Tunney,
besides
being
the
world's
heavyweight
boxing
O
27
33
2'J
15
2b
13
15
Howe.
Detroit
.
.
.
Richard.
Montreal
.
Lindsay,
Detroit
.
.
.
Kelly.
Detroit
Geoftrion.
Montreal
Konty.
New
York
.
.
Keibel.
Detroit
.
..
Only
a
Pipe
Drcom
TRADE-INS
ACCEPTED
CCMTyc'J
T
COJLD
M
r-.(
C.?
ilbso
tvs
i
,.
t-ie
pions,
were
scheduled
to
fatr"
lightly-regarded
Noway
in
today's
second
game.
The
Swedes,
who
faced
no
North
American
;
epposition
last
year,
are
given
an
outside
chance
for
top
honors.
The
third
game
on
today's
schedule
nits
Russia
ngainr.t
Finland.
Observers
saw
it
as
a
'workout
for
Moscow
Dynamos,
,v,ho
are
heavily
backed
in
their
'
country's
first
try
at
intei
na-i
tionsl
hoeltcy
honors.
1
Toronto
Lyndhur.sts,
joined
by
v'.'T-aj-rnr?
A
T.-.PAcrs-
C.J'LL
PASS
THE
VAOKTET
CN
S
EXACTl.V
TS
CTJ.-"
The
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I
HAVEN'T
M
UP
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THlNiSS
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SOMETHING?
Tlc
3:LL
IN
j
the
champion,
was
also
Ughthcavy-
j
weight
titlist.
American
Expcdi-
i
tionary
Forces,
1919;
'
American
j
light
heavyweight
chumpion.j
1922;
Lieutenant,
U.S.
Marine!
Corps,
R.C.,
1926;
Major,
Gov-!
I
ernor's
Staff.
State
of
Connecli-'
1
cut,'
1931.
IS
POI'lLAIt
GAME
Badminton
is
a
game
with
a
:
history
and
the
date
of
its
ori
.v'
i
Me
co
-
.
6TCRE
''r
.
rJAV
BAV
.'
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j;
:f)
T.
EATON
ketball:
Dr.
Naismith's
first
bas-
:
ketball
cages
were
the
tall,
cone
hape
peach
baskets,
in
general
j
'merchandising
use
in
that
era
;
,
thus
the
name
of
the
game
the
original
ball
was
a
soccer
foolbail.
.
FAMED
INDIAN
ATHLETES
Hunt,
Lorraine
and
Longboat
were
names
pretty
popular
in
sports
some
years
back,
the
first
two
were
American
Indians
and
Company
Limited
v
Get
many
on
th
sidelines,
spent
the
day
integrating
four
'newcomers
who
joined
the
team
Wednesday.
The
Canadians
arc
scheduled
for
their
first
action
Saturday
against
Switzerland.
gin
is
not
available;
however,
it
is
a
game
named
after
the
scat
of
the
Duke
of
Beaufort
in
Gloucestershire,
England.
LI'L
ABNER
NEW
LOCATION
328-W-3rd
Maple
Leafs,
Canadiens
Battle
to
Scoreless
Tie
BUT,
Ht
J
I
KONEi
'-
WAS
S
BO-V-
'
!
F.EMEMBER
WHEN
!
Tiger
Flowers
of
Atlanta
became
the
first
Negro
winner
of
the
world's
middleweight
boxing
title
when
he
beat
champion
Harry
Greb
in
a
12-rounci-cr
at
New
York
28
years
ago
tonight.
Flowers
lost
the
crown
to
Mickey
Walker
and
died
shortly
afterwards.
DA
ID.
WMURBW
UC-r-S
VO
P.EELIZH
I
I
DOES
AH
REELIZE
WHAR'S
)
A
COUPLE
0-Sc.?-J
HCtJFST
APE
WA5.
T?-OH-fpB.r.'-HH
TH'
V
FRIENDS
O'
Hlf
'
P.
A
-
s
WIF
A
y
JE5T
SHOT
TH'f
CORPSE?
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IT
AWA-V.'.'
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LOADED
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MYSTERY
MAN
V
rTv
,
J
c-T
THROUGH
TH'
,
.iZxY
?
J-W!
the
league
race,
made
Thursday
night
when
By
The
Canadian
Press
place
in
The
hockey
game
in
which
1
it
n0.
3
MIGHTY
A
VO
IN'.'
r
The
EATON
Guarantee
"Goods
Satisfactory
or
Money
Refunded."
dai
p..
f
r
a
f
T
e
i
HAIO
WIF
IT.'.''r.
'
.
'
'
v-
V-TW
I
the
L:'afs
and
Montreal
Canadiens
battled
to
a
scoreless
tie
at
Montreal.
.
The
game
gave
Harry
his
11th
shutout
of
the
season
and
moved
him
ahead
of
Terry
Stw-chuk
of
Detroit
Red
WinRs
for
goaltcnding
honors.
Jacques
Plante,
Canadiens'
.'.lib
goalie,
scored
his
second
shutout
inth;'
nobody
scores
lsrr't
a
novelty
in
the
big
time
this
year.
There
,
have
been
four
0-0
scores
in
the
National
Hockey
League
.so
far
this
year.
Chubby-faced
Harry
Lumley,
making
a
strong
bid
lor
his
first
Vezina
trophy
and
goalkeeper's
award,
has
three
of
them.
Lumley,
a
key
man
in
Toronto
!
.
second
I
six
games
he
has
played
substi-
run
for
Maple
Leafs'
'Si
'
'
i
OOPBASVV
L
J
'v-vES.'-'-IT
WEREl
heTpa"
BUT,
HE'S
TWSWEETt5f
ALLTH
MORE
REASON
AM
GC'.
.VURDERED
)
f
horpible.'.'-so.le'5
murderer
li'l
murderer
this
A
turn
him
w.7-h
I
A
mam's
.
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t
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r
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5I
AF
OPE
TH
POLICE
I
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ME,"
f
Irl
YOUR
50N.r,r-
J
f
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&UI
1A
Bt
nuisu.'.
-
jprs
!
WJ
DOMINION
;
TEN
'.Jutipg
.for
the
-injured
Gerry'
:4lcNeil.
;';
i-
'
'
In
the
night's
only
t.tlnr
i
game,
league-leadinu:
uctruit
i
Ri'd
Wings
rdg"d
last-place
Chi-i
cago
Black
Hawks
3-2
at
Oin:t-j
ha.
Neb.
At
Montreal,
a
crowd
of
14.512
'
had
little
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left
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Canadiens
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second
place
with
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only
interior
action
slated
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