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TALHOT
9
NEW
YORK
(AD
The
job
Ducky
Ham
is
doing
with
the
glued-toirether
Washington
Senator:
WE
PREFER
'WHITE
HORSE
',
-v
I
i
iw
I
t.
!
at
the
moment
once
again
demonstrates
what
we,
(have
long
contended:
That
the
old
"boy
manager"
I
I-
!
King
Regains
Lightweight
Boxing
Title
TORONTO
(f
Arthur
King
of
Toronto
regained
the
Canadian
lightweight
boxing
championship
Monday
night
with
a
dull
12-round
decision
over
defending
champion
Armand
Savoie
of
Montreal
at
Maple
Leaf
Gardens.
The
Canadian
Boxing
Federation
reversed
its
previous
stand
and
sanctioned
the
fight.
The
bout
was
also
for
the
Britii-h
Kmpire
lightweight
title.
Savoie
will
place
his
Canadian
title
or
the
line
and
King,
who
fights
out
of
Philadelphia,
will
have
hif,
British
Kmpire
crown
at
stake.
i
r-.
comes
close
to
being
the
greatest
handler
of
baseball
'
players
in
the
game
today.
He
continues
to
do
more'
with
less
than
any
of
them.
!
The
latest
official
averages.
j
you
may
or
may
not
b
surprise
.1
1
hlirt
Wavne
Terwlllleer.
waived
I
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'
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"
:'
Such
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f
v
1
t'f
Hjv'j
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it
t
5
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f
1-4
i
Smooth
with
Marty
.
.
.
KHTADA!
The
beautiful
name
''.
one
of
Heaven's
gifts
to
the
xnglers
of
our
town,
yet
so
many
).
them
have
never
visited
this
J
Duntif
ul
water.
HOWARD
'ALKER.
ERNIE
LUGRIN
and
:HUCK
ANDERSON
spent
the
-icent
long
weekend
most
suo-
jsstully
there,
and
actually
fish
.?avy
enough
to
break
leader
;
lots
In
four-pound
nylon
vhen
lifted
from
the
wateri
ere
allowed
to
go,
to
rid
them-,i
Ives
of
encumbering
flies
in
itural
course.
Only
eating
fish
that
were
.
.?ep-hooked
or
unlikely
to
sur-ve
were
used
in
the
frying-pan.
it
Howard
could
not
resist
vinping
out
a
six-pound,
ten-
iinee
rainlMiw
to
brag
about.
So
kouldl.
j
The
fly-rod
flatfish
was
anions
he
fish-taking
lures,
and
al-
'
hough
the
lake
water
is
high
.nd
full
of
feed,
the
anglers
met
I
:
difficulty
in
travel
or
angling;
j
i
Suck
is
less
likely
in
future
to;
:
un
around
the
creek
in
semi-
j
;-.
ide
lest
he
sustain
another!
to
learn,
show-
that
weird
assortment
of
Scotch
Bucky's
mlt
of
the
National
Leacue,
is
bargain
nuyln
a
bang-up
second-base.
:
,i
Mellow
and
Pir.l,
-,ri
f
s
basement
athlet-s
are
leading.
Ed
Fitzgerald,
who
flunked
fliTV
ti'st.
Willi
Pit
t
himh
1
the
American
League
in
rliih
r
i
m
;
i
fielding
and
double
plays
and
:
making
pa.ss.-s
at
the
fir.it-
i
are
second
only
to
the
champion
1
string
catohin.;
job
under
his
1
v
l
:t
;
'I'M
13
New
York
Yankees
in
colleetiv
new
manager.
Clyde
Vollnu-r.
;
a
ntithfr
ex-N:itionul
!
still
batting.
They
climber!
into
the
j
first
division
the
other
clay
ami
(threaten
to
close
in
on
ChicaiM
Leaguer
rerentlv
cast
off
liv
;
Gene
I.atouniea:i
of
Queliec
City.
CBK
national
commisslon-ci,
irvi'Mtv'y
hnd
refused
to
sanction
the
12-rouiui
iMiut
for
the
Canadian
title
on
the
Boston
Red
Sox.
has
gained
in
cut
fit-Id
life
for
Harris.
White
Sox.
Frank
iSpic)
Shea,
upon
whom
the
Yankees
gave
up
ln-t
OWNER
E.
P.
TAYLOR
deftt
of
Toronto
receives
the
cup
from
Col
J.
R.
Marshall,
president
of
the
Ontario
Jockey
Club,
after
Canadians
breezed
to
an
easy
victory
in
the
94th
running
of
the
Queen's
Plate
Coronation
day
at
Toronto's
Woodbine
Park.
year,
is
pitching
some
of
finest
ball
of
his
career
for
ris
when
his
shoulder
doesn't
Or!
Tikk-pv
Amr.m
u
hii
r,wlp
Pnlifldinna
i
swnnrt
fmm
Ipft.
Jivtrf-v
sinful
sunburn,
believe
it
I.
It's
all
mystifying.
Scarcely
a
i
(-round:;
that
King
no
longer
Is
player
on
the
club
cost
any
real;
a
Canadian
citizen,
money
and
its
salary
list
must
i
Merv
M
Keuzie,
Ontario
ath-be
iibout
the
lowest
in
either
,
let
Ies
commissioner.
Informed
league
There
Is
no
ben.-h
!
the
CBK
that
Kin
Is
still
a
strength
whatever.
One
of
its
Canadian
citizen,
ai
though
a
pitching
mainstays
is
a
45-year-1
resident
alien
of
the
United
old
cigar
smoking
Cuban
named
!
States
Conrado
Marrero.
The
team
pos-
!
The
bout
was
the
second
one
.esses
only
one
genuine
Ion?,
j
btween
King
and
Savoie.
In
ball
hitter,
Jackie
Jensen.
their
encounter
three
years
ago
But
it's
up
there
in
the
race.
King
was
awarded
a
unanimous
and
the
answer
must
be
Han
K
i
decision.
Jose
Vina
who
rode
Taylor's
other
horse
Lively
Action
to
third
1
'
KCItlGmbCr
WflGfl
place,
is
centre.
Trainer
Pete
McCann
is
second
from
right.
.
Jim
Jeffries
knocked
out
Bob
Really
Great
Whisky!
n
Don't
Just
Say
Selected
Football
Team
Downs
Visiting
U.K.
Squad
Fitzsimmons
in
the
11th
round
at
Coney
Island,
N.Y.,
54
years
ago
tonicht
to
win
the
worlds
heavyweight
boxing
'
championship.
Jelfries
retired
in
1905
after
a
six-year
rule
durlnt;
I
which
he
beat
Fitzsimmons
a
j
second
time
and
twice
defeated
j
former
champion
Jim
Corbett.
i
scotch-Ask
For...
nice
passing
and
interpassing
j
plays.
The
men
from
the
Serigepool
j
rhowed
they
knew
football
but
i
they
were
always
a
little
slower
'
than
the
locals
and
could
not
j
tot
or
hold
possession
of
the
i
ball.
j
This
is
only
to
be
expected
as
;
A
selected
city
football
team
proved
too
good
for
a
team
f
ror'i
the
visiting
British
grain
boat
j
Pedgenool.
now
in
port
to
load
grain,
and
won
easily.
6-0.
,
Nuyten
opened
the
score
for
;
the
locals
and
then
Tambourini
'
scored
with
a
fine
rro&s
drive
just
inside
the
far
upright.
Mills
was
clean
throueh
and
added
SPORTSMAN'S
DIGEST
'U
RISKING
ONE
FISH.
MAY
CATCH
TWO
BAGS
pppf
they
got
no
chance
to
practice
a
third
and
Rut
ton
with
a
fine
on
the
ship,
and
their
previous
header
put
the
locals
four
up
at
PL
1
his
advertisement
is
not
published
or
dispUitd
bi
ttu
ll
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
CM
not!
A
second
party
of
Cellulose
:op)e
including
GEORGE
ROB-
'
;
:sON
also
went
in
to
Khtada.
vieir
report
is
similar
to
the
fore-poing.
but
full
details
are
not
r
vailable;
this
column
belongs
to
i
le
outdoor
fraternity
and
solicits
reports
and
questions,
such
(material
being
valuable
to
other
less
well
informed
brethren.
Pass
the
good
word
on
brother!
Add
to
the
dollies
at
Port
Ed-
ard
a
big
run
of
sea-trout;
to
i
precise
these
excellent
fight-c-.-s
are
sea-run
cutthroats,
they
.
-
ill
take
on
the
easily
recognized
i
arklngs
after
a
snort
stay
in
I'esh
water,
but
while
in
their
.
enn
colors
are
quite
similar
to
jut
darker
thani
steelheads.
"
our
columnist
had
good
sport
cn
two
evenings
last
week
with
t
vo-inch
long
crinkled
nylon
;
ies,
which
same
have
been
s
lentioned
previously
as
beir.g
trainable
locally.
There
is
a
very
definite
dis-t
nguishing
mark
by
which
ang-.
rs
may
be
certain
whether
or
r
jl
a
fish
belongs
to
the
salmon.
;
-out
or
charr
family.
This
is
the
'
'
jdipose"
fin.
a
small
fieshy
pro-t
iberance
about
a
quarter-inch
1
Ifrh.
semi-circular,
and
arounii
t
iree-quarters
inch
long
in
fish
ip
to
say
five
pounds.
this
fin
located
atop
the
wrist-Ufce
i
ortion
of
the
tail,
and
behind
I
le
ordinary
dorsal
fin.
There
is
I
robably
no
other
genus
of
fishes
i
l
B
C.
west
of
the
Rockies
mn-l
ss
there
are
some
catfish
that
I
arty
is
unaware
of
i
which
carry
t
iir
fiu.
In
addition
Is
the
fact
that
f
"out
and
salmon
each
have
f
juare
tails,
but
dollies
and
lake
t
out
show
noticeable
forked
I
;ils;
to
define
more
clearly
means
going
into
teeth,
etc..
except
that
the
imported
so-called
F
astern
brook
trout
does
have
a
r
juaxe
tail
and
is
a
true
charr.
When
preparing
freshly
caueht
f
sh
to
bring
some
distance
home,
l.e
sure
to
scrape
away
ALL
the
food,
from
along
the
backbone,
":ry
often
failure
to
do
so
means
fame
was
around
the
New
Year.
They
had
nice
touches
rnd
played
hard
to
the
end.
One
very
notable
feature
was
their
good
sportsmanship.
They
asked
for
no
special
consideration
at
any
time.
It
would
be
hard
to
pick
out
t.ny
star
though
their
goalkeeper,
somewhat
lacking
in
height
for
that
position,
did
very
well.
Their
centre-half.
Boags.
was
sound
and
resourceful.
Tomorrow
night
CYO
and
th?
General
Motors
eet
together
in
regular
North
Star
League
fixture.
In
their
las
encounter
General
Motors
handed
the
CYO
their
only
defeat
so
far
this
season
though
neither
team
was
at
full
strength.
half
time.
,
The
visitors
had
more
of
the
;
play
in
the
second
half
but
were
i
unable
to
beat
Maron.
Verhaar
added
a
fifth
for
the
'
locals
with
a
hard
drive
ard
,
Hank
Nuyten
scored
the
sixth
and
last.
Maron
had
more
to
do
towards
the
end
but
kept
the
score
fheet
clean.
The
locals
were
lucky
when
with
Maron
out
of
coal,
a
shot
was
going
in
but
Carolet
causht
the
ball
and
cleared.
From
the
resulting
pen-l'.v
kick
Pounder
placed
the
ball
just
outside
the
upright
and
missed
a
ereat
chance.
CHATTER
The
locals
gave
1
nice
display
of
football
against
a
weaker
team.
They
did
some
Perch,
crappies,
walleyes
bass
and
other
fls
even
trout,
often
school-up"
in
a
favorite
deep
hole
or
a'
POOL.
WHEN
BAlT-FiSMlNS
AN
EXTRA
HOOK
ON
A
DROPPER
STRAND
IT
SOMETIMES
PAYS
TO
LET
A
HOOKED
FISH
RETURN
TO
THE
OTHERS
WITHOUT
PLAY-INS
IT
TO
THE
NET.
FEED
OUT
SLACK
LINE
TO
AVOiD
EXCESS
ALARM.
AS
THE
RSH
PULLS
THE
LINE
AROUND
WITH
HIM
ANOTHER
FISH
VAV
TAKE
THE
SECOND
BAITED
HOOK.
RISK
IS
GREAT
IN
SNAGGY
WATERS.'
;
I
.
Baseball
Scores
I
The
Piaeon
river
on
the
northwest
side
of
Lake
Superior
was
mentioned
in
1722
as
an
entry
t
i
the
west
.
'
American
Boston
3.
Detroit
6.
"
National
Milwaukee
12.
New
York
8:
Chicago
3.
Philadelphia
7;
Cincinnati
S,
Brooklyn
5:
St.
Louis
5
Pittsburgh
3
1
12
inmngs).
Pacific
Coast
San
Francisco
0-6.
Portland
3-3:
San
Diego
1.
Sacramento
5.
Western
International
Lewiston
4.
Victoria
5:
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lares
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this
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!
Another
trip
along
Silver!
reek,
tfiis
time
bv
DICK
GIL-
'
5iER
i.;
Wm
l&XtS.
reports
:
t-jav;itie
steelliead
for
this
year
rre
'fiBLshed.
Dick
got
hold
of'
lA-o
but
failed
to
subdue
either:
j
'.ney
penetrated
beyond
the
forks
the
falLs
and
will
not
work
the
!
v
ater
again
before
fall.
i
Further
evidence
from
a
re-1
able
source
anent
the
Kam-5
-ops-rainbow
in
Shawatlans
clso
JERRY
WOODSIDE
and!
I
arty
brought
out
near
limits;
r!
fish
and
claim
them
to
show
j
J
3
sign
whatever
of
red
throat
I
arkings;
LARRY
STANWOOD
j
corroborates
this
on
a
trip
made
i
trlier.
Concerning
Silver
Creek,
j
t
vee
otter
are
reported
working
Ccuuidiait
Pacific
IMUKt5
Travel
.
.
.
adventure
.
.
.
romradesiiip.
,
.
these
can
be
hoi
in
ihf
CANADIAN
WHISKY
a
job
unique
,
Nay..
PLUS
n
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different
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.
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THE
LOG
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THE
HMCS
CRUSADER
64,000
MILES
IN
THE
KOREAN
WAR!
Her
Mojeity'i
Canadian
Ship
CRUSADER
wai
commissioned
in
he
Royal
Canadian
Navy
on
15ih
November,
1945.
She
is
a
'modernized
"Fleet
V"
class
destroyer,
well
armed,
having
a
top
speed
cf
33
knots,
ond
with
a
corn-plerjftit
of
248
officers
and
men.
DoJrj
S
'ClcV
fVsie
bfft&e
honour
df
conveying
Her
Majesty
(then
Princes
Elizabeth)
and
the
Dule
of
Edinburgh
from
Vancouver
to
Victoria
and
back
during
the
Canadian
Royal
Tour.
In
May
1952,
Crusader
left
Canada
to
fight
under
the
U.N.
flag
in
Korean
Mvqters,
From
that
dote
to
May,
1953,
she
iteamed
64,160
miles,
and
spent
247
days
on
duty
for
freedom
at
sea.
Tfe
TVainbusfer'j
Cub
draws
ifs
fionourobfe
membership
from
ships
of
rhe
United
Noli
ons
fleet,
ft
fakes
skill,
nerve
and
teamwork
to
make
the
club.
It
means
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