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Friday,
October
9,
1953
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dovdic
Room
10.
Ktone
Building
Phone
Blue
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Ex-Ottawa
Rough
Rider,
Bob
Fulton
New
Sports
Director
at
Kitimat
-
KiiM'iiti
to
The
bHiiy
News
played
for
the
Winiiinee
Irish
in
munlty
centre
in
Los
Am;ilcs
FAMED
ATHLETIC
CLUB
DECIDES
TO
DISBAND
'
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The
Toronto
Track
and
Field
Club,
whose
'athletes
have
held
almost
every
Canadian
junior,
juvenile
and
midget
record,
has
disbanded
it
was
announced
recently
by
-
president
Bill
Aitken.
Under
coach
Lloyd
Percival
individuals
progressed
so
well
that
many
are
attending
colleges
and
universities
in
the
United
States
with
track
and
field
scholarships.
,
Percival
resigned
as
coach
some
time
ago
to
devote
his
lime
tc
his
sports
college
which
has
an
enrolment
of
600,000
including
130,000
in
the
United
States.
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Thirty-four-vear-
lne
Dominion
soccer
final
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Bob
Fulton,
new
rpr-rptinl
old
Berrile
Rosen,
recreational
against
Vancouver
Radials.
While
'
djrector
at
KiUmat
was
born
in
R'mat
thst
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and'
Vernon,
B.C..
later
m6ved
in
California.
i
piay
against
Newcastle
United,
lie
has
been
replaced
here
by
;
the
English
touring
team.
He
was
also
well
known
In
the
track
Fulton,
ex-Golden
Gloves
to
the
state
of
Washington.
While
attending
high
school
in
Olympia,
he
sutired
in
football
and
basketball,
continuing
his
athletic
career
at
the
College
of
Puget
Sound
in
Tacoma.
During
the
ar
he
served
with
the
RCAF
and
became
sports
director
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champion
and
one-time
member
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especially
as
a
sprinter
of
the
Ottawa
Roushrldcr
loot-jUn
ceral
championships
to
safe
reliable:
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ball
team.
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served
for
six
months
with
the
WOLFVILLE
N.Sr
CP)-Si.ster
CARNARVON,
Wales
(CP)
and
bi
other
saw
each
other
for
Stock-taking
at
the
zoo
here
re-the
first
time
In
48
years
when
vealed
horlaec
of
300
aoldfish.
famous
Queen's
Own
Cameron
Rosen
has
been
an
enthusiast
in
Kockcliffe
air
base.
He
also
Fred
Mallam
Of
Methuen.
Mn.iS
40
fjirtois
r?
irninea
niirs
and
a
variety
of
sporting
activities,
i"'Rnianaer.
coached
two
basketball
teams
to
with
his
wife,
came
to
visit
his
two
African
giey
parrots.
Keep-championships
in
the
District
of
sister
Mrs.
William
Harmon
and
ers
believe
they
were
smugled
particularly
in
soccer
aid
tr.ack
Mr-
Rosen
will
be
recreational
and
field.
At
the
age
litf
hq
1
director
at
a
new
$2,500,000
com-Ottawa
League
in
1943-44
her
nushand.
out
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children.
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People
who
appreciate
Jfic
ears
are
fuming
(o&NMtdx
MATTKK
of
the
riRht
touch
whether
the
problem
is
a
bov's
model
airplane
or
hitting
them
over
the
fence.
ccklyn
Dodgers
centrefielder
Duke
Snider
has
proved
he
die
both.
Here,
the
letttianaed
slugger
relaxes
at
home
sr."
sen
Kevin's
plane.
mrs
round-up
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Next
time
Brooklyn
player
was
rewarded
to,
clj;.'"'nm
get
to-i
the
tune
of
$0,178.42
for
losing.'
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UK
purpose
ui
won-
ine
figures
are
not
new
to
tnc
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lo
revive
lagging
average
fan,
but
they
will
bear1
,hcv
might
forget
repetition
here
because,
In'
this
i
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a
lew
minutes
and
,
corner's
opinloti,
they
have
grown
wtarir
read
them
the
out
of
all
proportion
to
the
sal-jnhuw
much
each
of
the
ary
framework
cf
baeban
and
Kit)
DiidL'ers
received!
are
In
danger
of
becoming
a
real
.gin
this
years
world
menace
to
the
gane
unless
some-:
;
one
rises
to
say
look
here.
!
ii:
iuin
that
each
full-,
If
the
magnates
themselves'
vt
of
the
winning,
are
not
smart
enough
to
see
that
s
mailed
a
cheque
for
such
a
slaphappy
payoff
to
the
whi
h
Is
mure
than
a
1953
pennant
winners
is
a
threat
i
.'her
bit
league
player,s
to.
player
morale
on
all
the
ether
:
lor
a
full
season's
ef-
clubs,
and
that
they
might
never
ji
bo
were
away
on
again
have
a
balanced
flag
race
trips
at
the
time
also:
i.nles
some
reason
prevails,
aito
lo
find
that
each
then
they
should
not
be
surprised
j
if
Uiey
hear
something
explicit
soon
from
the
player
representatives
of
the
"have
not"
clubs.
j
Ilol
Walker,
the
manager
of
the
hank
that
handles,
our
amount,
is
the
type
of
man
who
takes
a
long,
hard
look
hefore
he
makes
an
investment.
Talking
of
cars
the
other
day,
he
told
me
he'd
bought
a
Monarch
because
it
was'a
car,
that
gave
him
everything
he
wanted,
including
the
satisfaction
of
knowing
he'd
invested
wisely
and
well
iu
a
fine
product.
I
thought
I
couldn't
do
better
than
follow
his
example
and
now
I
know
just
how,
he
feels.
;..
My
Monarch
has
all
the
fine-car
features
I
value
most
beauty
and
style
iu
every
line,
a
powerful
V-8
engine
and
all
the
the
extra
power
features
that'make
driving
more
relaxed
and
pleasant
than
I'd
ever
thought
it
.could
be.
Yes,
I
can
certainly
see
now
why
any
man
with
a
banker's
sense
of
values
would
make
Mouarch
bis
choice.'
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The
situation
boils
down
I
roughiy
to
this:
The
Yankees
1
and
the
Dodgers
are
swimming
in
!
giavy
wiih
no
land
in
sight,
while
;
the
athletes
on
14
other
teams
!
are
stating
enviously
and
saying
i
'taint
right.
They
feel
that
the
I
70
per
cent
of
the
players'
swas
j
paid
to
the
two
competing
series
,
teama
Is
far
too
great
and
that.
!
the
remaining
driblets
tossed
to
the
other
first
division
clubs
are
i
-scarcely
worth
picking
up.
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This
isn't
Just
hearsay.
A
well-
known
scout
tor
a
second
division
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during
the
series
that
he
has
had
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chance
to
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If
either-the
Yankees
or
Dodders
was
Interested.
In-
the
boy.
He
said
he
knew
from
sad
exueiiciu-e
as
a
manager
It
was
mighty
hard
to
instill
enthusiasm
in
a
player
who
was
being
piicl
only
the
equivalent
of
a
world
.series
purse.
it
is
a
fact
that,
hceau
c
of
the
extra
autumn
bonus
they
can
off?r,
!
heard
a
ank
olficnil
warning
an
oul-of-lowner
to
get
his
series
ticket
order
In
earlier
next
year.
The
world
chumps
do
not
have
to
pay
especially
large
salaries.
The
report
ot
a
ccn-i
grcs.sional
committee
last
year
j
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scloed
that
the
payrolls
of
!
several
other
clubs
was
higher.
I
Thus
succe-s
bejets
not
only
the
;
cream
of
the
rookies
but
as
well
I
affects
a
nice
saving
In
wages.
;
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hav
to
keep
"rt
when
he
sw
us
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ftilo-A-
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TKinn
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striped
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K1
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the
large
it
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til
he
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