Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Friday,
January
30,
lu:,3
Vancouver
Entry
in
WIFU
To
be
Decided
on
Week-end
Sportscaster
Foster
Hewitt
Charges
Hockey
Broadcast
Material
Taken
by
Competing
Station
For
Short
P,0p
VANCOUVER
cftA
Defence
Meosure
VICTORIA
iCP
-Civil
deefnee
officials
have
undertaken
a
complete
survey
of
wireless
In
British
Columbia.
Findings
of
the
survey
will
aid
in
establishing
a
wirele.vi
control
network
In
tilt
province
loimea
here
restrict,
B,
'
,l,ln
.....
"'
announced
penalties
that
act
CALGARY
(CP)
Calgary
Stampeders
will
support
Vancouver's
request
to
enter
the
Western
Intel-provincial
Football
Union
for
the
li54
season.
feet
tall.
The
club
will
jj
'"'
dancea
and
noclai
evenly,
Mr.
Hewitt,
operator
of
station
CKFH
in
Toronto,
said
that
last
year
he
obtained
from
the
NHL
and
rink
owners
the
exclusive
ually
were
never
given.
He
said
the
CKEY
broadcasts
contained
'
s..
nilar
penalties.
-
OTTAWA
(CP)
.
Sportscaster
!
Poster
Hewitt
charged
today:
that
radio
station
CKEY
of
Toronto
is
incorporating
in
Its'
broadcasts
matci
ial
taken
from
j
fii.s
play-by-play
report
of
Na-j
Uonal
Hockey
League
games
1
over
his
own
Toronto
station.
I
It
was
learned
that
the
Cal-
VmtOT
MIHNWWirl
He
played
for
the
board
of
governors
tape
recordings
cover-i
ing
broadcasts
of
the
three
ln-'
cii'.ents
where
he
reported
fake
;
penalties.
Broadcasts,
which
he
identified
as
those
of
station
CIIGOtYHCI
t
f
HMI'I
IM
AVACAIDNQ
ADVANCE
"RICES
He
made
the
charge
before
the
CBC
board
of
governors,
at
a
meeting
called
to
consider
proposed
changes
in
regulations.
Jack
Kent
Cooke,
owner
of
CKEY,
denied
the
charge
and
said
he
is
quite
prepared
to
defend
his
position
in
court.
Clarence
Campbell,
president
of
the
NHL,
asked
the
board
to
h:n
the
broadcast
of-
re-con-stiuctcu
spurts
events.
IliailillllBIIIII)
dicated
that
no
delegation
w
ill
i
seek
to
change
the
number
of
Imports
now
allowed
on
the
teams.
Last
Saturday,
the
Vancouver
Sup
sports
writer
Erwm
tiwan-
;
yard
said
Vancouver
will
have
'
a
team
in
the
WIFU
In
1954
!
His
story
said
acceptance
by
i
the
WIFU
at
this
week-ends,
meeting
became
a
certainty
when
Saskatchewan
Rough
Rid-1
ers
lined
up
their
support
be-1
hind
Vancouver.
j
Swangard
quoted
R.
A.
Kramer,
Keguia
piemuriit,
as
au-ing
In
a
telephone
interview.
Wo
will
support
Vancouver
uk
the
WIFU
meeting
If
your
rep-lesentatives
back
up
the
concrete
proposals
they
made
to
us
during
tnelr
recent
visit
here."
"It
uppears
now
the
Inclusion
of
Vancouver
do
j
not
constl-'
gary
delegation
to
the
union's
annual
meeting
In
Regina
tomorrow
will
make
three
requests
besides
supporting
the
Vancou-er
entry.
President
Don
McLaws,
heading
the
delegation,
has
been
Instructed
by
his
board
to
ask:
9
That
all
backfielders
be
permitted
to
block
10
yards
beyond
the
line
of
scrimmage;
That
Imports
be
again
limited
to
eight;
That
all
gates
for
regular
league
fixtures
be
split
on
a
60-40
basis,
tne
hume
ciub
ie-ceiving
the
larger
amount.
Recommendations
dealing
with
the
change
of
the
blocking
rule
,ind
the
division
of
gate
receipts
are
the
two
most
Important
points
in
the
Calgary
brief.
The
blocking
rule
change,
if
adopted,
could
open
up
the
game
ing
the
games
in
their
Toronto
studios.
The
reports,
he
said
were
abeut
40
minutes
behind
actual
play.
'
,
Mr.
Hewitt
said
that
when
he
started
his
rinkside
broadcasts
station
CKEY
had
to
find
some
way
to
close
the
time
gap
between
actual
play
and
the
reconstructed
play.
"A
very
noticeable
change
in
technique
of
broadcasts
did.
in
fact,
take
place
immediately,"
said
Mr.
Hewitt.
"Their
reporting
of
factual
events
such
as
goals,
assists
and
penalties,
which
had
previously
lagged
behind
the
actual
play
by
as
much
as
30
or
40
minutes,
now
came
within
seconds
of
my
own
eyewitness
on-the-scene
repurt
of
the
play
from
rinkside.
"It
was
also
noticed,
that
their
broadcasts
took
on
a
much
more
authentic
note,
in
that
descriptions
of
incidents,
on
and
off
the
ice.
which
previously
hid
been
purely
imaginary,
now
followed
very
closely
my
own
eyewitness
account.
.
.
."
Mr.
Hewitt
said
that
he
monitored
his
own
and
CKEY
broadcasts
so
impartial
opinions
could
be
obtained.
In
three
different
games
he
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Tonight:
7
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Livtlf,
uramaueally
described
the
three
penalties,
j
Mr.
Cooke
said
Mr.
Hewitt
ap-'
peared
to
have
"scored"
a
point
with
his
tape
recordings.
Mr.
Cooke
said
he
and
his
I
program
officials
and
sports
an-
nouncers
were
prepared
to
swear
;
hit
they
do
not
take
material
1
from
Mr
Hewitt's
hockey
broadcasts
and
do
not
listen
to
the
j
broadcasts.
j
If
Mr.
Hewitt
wished,
to
pursue
the
matter
in
a
court
of
j
law.
"we
are
quite
prepared
to
!
defend
our
position."
said
Mr.
'
Cooke.
In
reply
to
a
question
by
J.
P.
Wallace's
It
m
x
FOSTER
HEWITT
.
.
.
hockey
broadcaster
r
more.
Under
present
rules,
back-
!
tute
any
additionu!
cost
and
we
Tripp,
a
member
of
the
CBC
board
of
governors,
Mr.
Hewitt
said
he
would
prefer
to
have
the
board
deal
with
the
matter.
TODAY
ond
SATURDAY
I
',
i
f"
i
i
right
to
broadcast
the
away
f
'
Jj,
V
ii;
'ames
of
the
Toronto
Maj)e
Jr
;
Vtk
1
4
-tl.U-afs
direct
from
the
rinkside.
Jl
'
JFf
,K
VJ
'
j'
Station
CKEY
was
at
the
time
if,
I
.
ij
broadcasting
the
games,
utiliz-l
.
v'""
s
7
.
:.
,2,iin5
information
received
from
I
I
""
yV
'i
wire
reports
and
re-construct-
TOTEK
Mill
;
A
small
station
could
find
It
i
difficult
to
fight
a
wealthy
station
in
the
courts.
'
MUnre
Saturday
t:
p.m.
rMUlh
VI
AVr
KS
THMT3
fielders
are
allowed
to
block
j
would
be
happy
la
nave
you
in,
only
to
the
scrimmage
line.
An-
.
Kramer
was
quoted
as
saying
other
10
yards
of
blocking
for
:
II
any
of
the
directors
of
jMi-f
the
ball
carrier
could
result
ill
i
couver
s
ciur
figure
the
coast
1
more
touchdowns
and
spectac-!
city
will
become
the
fifth
mem-
j
ular
runs.
j
ber
of
the
union,
nobody
came
SPLIT
NOT
NEW
1
out
and
said
to
before
leaving
j
Suggestion
that
gate
receipts
'
for
Regina.
J
be
split
on
a
percentage
basis
a
sample
five-team
schedule
Is
not
new.
Other
delegations
;
as
sent
to
Winnipeg,
Regina.
I
Edmonton
and
Calgary
by
Van
have
proposed
the
idea
but
all
clubs
have
been
satisfied
to
date
with
the
present
set-up
Reports
from
other
cities
In-
couver
to
show
that
a
jum-.upiet
leavjo
would
woi
k
The
schedule
would
have
each
team
MODERN
AND
OLD
TIME
DANCE
TONIGHT
LEGION
AUDITORIUM
Price
$1.00
Dancing
from
10-2
Music
II
r
PETE
HEGO
AND
HIS
W
EST
E
f
N
A
1
R
ES
m
H
IS
TONH.IIT
OVt.lt
f
t
Pit,
I
N
P.M.
WW.
playing
two
home
and
two
away,
games
with
the
other
clubs
In
j
a
four-team
playoff.
,
j
The
Vancouver
club's
big
bar-
gaming
point
Is
the
cltys
nrw
;
36
000-seat
Stadium
to
be
built
j
lor
the
British
tinplre
Games
next
year.
j
Vice-president
BUI
Morgan
'
said:
"We
have
to
prove
that
we
will
be
an
aMt
to
the
league."
(
Vancouver
directors
stressed
they
could
not
accept
a
condl-
Student
Trims
Aussie
Champ
In
Mile
Run
PERTH,
Australia
(APi
Young
John
Landy
failed
In
his
bid
for
the
fabulous
four-minute
mile
but
he
won
the
Australia
1
Don't
Miss
The...
Shrine
Band
Concert
ttonal
franchise.
A"
three-year
championship
by
120
yards
in
the
j
franchUt
wllhout
a
vote
was
i
ot
the
Civic
Centre
Auditorium
TONIGHT
offered
last
year
lefore
the
Vancouver
application
was
turn-1
ed
down.
-
W'e
want
I
firm.
100
per
cent
franchise,"
Art
Mercer,
!
president,
said.
"
The
club
could
(
not
arcept
a
conditional
fran-1
chlse
because
it
might
mean
losing
as
much
as
$o00,000
If
the
franchise
were
cancelled
,
after
one
year."
Mercer
said
that
If
the
league
turns
down
the
Vancouver
application,
it
wll
be
"manyj
years"
before
the
city
gets
senior
j
football.
gooo
ume.
01
i.ui.
While
this
clocking
would
whip
the
world's
best
mllers
on
almost
any
afterijoon,
a
record
crowd
of
12,000
Jammed
the
Leedervlile
grass
track
was
visibly
disappointed.
They
had
turned
out
hoping
to
see
the
22-year-old
Melbourne
agricultural
student
break
Gun-dar
Haegg's
4:014
record
set
In
1945
The
rangy,
curly-haired
student
gave
It
a
tremendous
try.
but
officials,
after
examining
four
stop-watches,
announced
m
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THINS
Landy's
time
IF
"I
found
It
extremely
hot
on
the
track,"
he
said,
"and
I
went
for
the
record
In
the
last
lap
Instead
of
the
third."
Landy
said
he
felt
he
would
have
done
better
had
there
been
a
sectional
announcement
of
his
times.
This
wasn't
done
and
Landy
said,
without
a
pacemaker,
he
was
running
his
race
"In
the
dark."
Unofficial
section
times
had
the
Aussie
comet
runnnlng
the
quarter
In
58
5
seconds,
the
half
in
2:00
8
and
the
three-quarters
in
3:03
5.
He
was
a
good
120
yards
In
front
when
he
breasted
the
tape,
with
Jim
Bailey,
the
defending
champion,
and
Les
Perry
In
pursuit.
It
was
the
first
time
on
a
grass
track
for
the
Australian
mile
sensation,
who
registered
a
4:022
mile
and
later
a
4:028
clocking
over
Melbourne's
Olympic
stadium
track
last
month.
NOTBCIi
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wish
to
advise
all
of
our
cool
customers
Hut
due
to
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in
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ond
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