Cup
Finof
Fiii'iCS
Kupcri"
UCuy
IncvVS
Tuesday,
April
22,
1952
'
DAILY
NEWS
PRESERVE
with
Big
Leagues
Raschi
Beats
A's
Again
PORTS
DctsebaU
Scores
American
New
York
5.
Philadelphia
1.
.
Washington
3.
B'wton
2.
National
Chicago
7,
Pittsburgh
1.
New
York
10,
Philadelphia
4.
Hockey
Scores
Victoria
6,
Saskatoon
4.
(Saskatoon
leads
best
of
seven
final
3-2.1
About
20,000
students
are
enrolled
in
ballet
schools
throughout
Canada.
if
As
I
if
rJ
Big
Yankee
righthander
Still
Nemises
of
Philadelphia
NEW
YORK
Vic
Raschi
was
not
at
his
best
Monday
but
brilliant
support,
along
with
airtight
relief
pitching
by
Bob
Kuzava,
enabled
the
New
York
t
.
AND
-f.
Zitl
Z
5
day
in
the
American
League.
Julio
Morano
struKgled
to
a
3-2
triumph
over
the
Boston
Red
Sox'.
Morano
was
touched
for
eteven
hits
but
was
tight
in
the
pinches.
NATIONAL
LEAGl'E
The
Chicago
Cubs
spoiled
Rookie
Ronnie
Kline's
Major
League
debut
by
whipping
Pilts-
Soccer
Dream
Match
Coming
By
EDWIN
S.
JOHNSON
Canadian,
pmm
Staff
Writer
LONDON
(CP)
Soccer's
"dream
match"
of
the
century,
conjured
up
months
ago
by
the
experts',
becomes
a
reality
when
Newcastle
United
clash
with
Lon-don't
favorite
Arsenal
in
the
Foodball
Association
Cup
final
at
Wembley
May
3.
The
final,
which
will
be
watched
by
some
100,00
partisan
fans,
brings
together
two
of
the
more
colorful
and
crowd-pleasing
clubs
in
the
business.
Genuine
cream
of
the
crop,
they
are
the
survivors
of
more
than
500
eager
teams
who
launched
on
the
cup
chase
early
this
season.
Both
teams
have
a
proud
record
of
past
achievement
but
victory
at
Wembley
next
month
will
give
either
a
chance
to
t
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THE
ROUND-UP
By
LARRY
STANWOOD
Jack
Merson's
home
run
in
the
fifth,
inning.
The
New
York
Giants
unloosed
ranKee
ngntnanaer
to
gain
a
5
to
1
victory
over
his
favorite
"cousins,"
the
Philadelphia
Athletics.
The
American
League
triumph
was
Raschl's
second
of
the
season,
both
over
the
Athletic
h,
and
his
twenty-second
lifetime
.
it
!-!.
!
I
w
I
Linn.
f
"
in
M.,.,m,m
miLktto:ui
&
jfefront
rays
a
visit
rg
uume
warden
Vinntpr
whn
ffot
1
burgh
Pirates
7
to
1
in
the
sea-;
an
extra
base
hit
barrage
that
son's
first
night
game
at
Forbes
j
included
a
pair
of
home
runs
and
Field.
Southpaw.
Paul
Minner
;
three
triples
as
they
blasted
Mie
went
the
distance
for
the
Cubs
Philadelphia
Phillies
10
to
4
in
to
chalk
up
his
'irst
victory.
He
another
National
Leaeue
nieht
'lit
.
j
victory
over
the
A's.
Philadelphia
has
not
defeated
Raschi
since
August
13,
1950.
lanaaa
goose
.
.
.
about
eight
pounds.
It
has
a
greyish-brown
body,
brown
head
and
neck,
and.
a
white
forehead,
from
which
it
derives
its
name.
The
legs
and
feet
are
a
bright
yellow,'
another
distinguishing
marking.
The
whitefront,
or
speckled
L
last
season
would
have,
,:eam
in
hi
eye
and
sal-ih
tongue
at
the
sight
proud
bird
which
has
r
iking
Its
home
on
the
;,uw
grounds
lately.
Pcr-U
Is
why
Mr.
Whitefront
mis
refuge
near
the
of-L
th.
name
warden.
SWIM
CHAMP
Twenty-two-year-old
June
Taylor
of
St.
Catharines,
Ont.,
has
won
the
1952
United
States
National,
Solo
Synchronized
Swimming
championship.
The
contest
was
held
at
Des
Moines,
Iowa.
It
was
the
third
successive
win
for
Miss
Taylor.
(CP
Photo!
In
the
only
other
game
of
the
:
allowed
three
hits,
onp
of
thorn
Vim
pbiinrtpinhld
I
NEW
PRICES
cn
General
Electric
APPLIANCES
belly,
nests
on
the
tundra
and
share
the
limelight
sports
i
illl
1
it
1
34irh4
1
I
i
Jamieson
told
us
about
breeds
on
the
Arctic
coast
and
history.
,rsv
wniiciroiiMru.
i
isiancts.
un
ine
prairies
it
1
A
triumph
for
Arsenal
will
put
the
Gunners
in
line
for
the
!
mrm
him
t
was
Deing
pm
oiten
misnamea
a
brant.
b
the
orovcrblal
leg-pull-1
jt
is
oniv
ilkpiv
.
assllm
hQt
most
difficult
and
elusive
prize
Cinch
for
Manchester
.ine
but
went
to
see
for
curjng
tne
recent.gale
and
rain-'ln
Old
Country
soccer
the
Cup
Sure
noui;n.
iwn
storm,
our
winged
visitor
took
na
First
Division
champion-
oud
as
Punch
and
qui'
a
wrong
cue
from
his
navigator,
i-smP
double.,
-looking.
We
thought
side-slipped
from
the
formation'
Tn
eat
has
been
accom-
sood
for
a
pic
ture
and
and
lmt
hls
bearings.
He
mav
pllshed
only
twice
before.
In
the
him-with
camera,
ol
have
had
quite
a
tough
time,
season
of
188-89,
Preston,
North
I
flying
hither
and
yon
to
locate
End
waded
through
all
opposite
court
house
staff
his
squadron,
then
finally
de-ition
t0
wln
tne
league
title
without
losing
a
match.
That
U
wonderinB
about
their
.
cided
to
wait
it
out
on
the
neu-
thered
friend.
irai
sirip
oi
Kaien
Island
.
Another
day
of
rest
and
food
team
then
went
on
to
take
the
cup
without
conceding
a
single
goal
in
the
knockout
competi
whitefronted
goose
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club
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going
down
3
to
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to
underdog
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from
kind
hands
at
the
courthouse
will
likely
see
the
visitor
!;si
is
not
too
common
Ire
In
North
America
and
tion.
The
.
tough
assignment
was
en
in
this
part
of
Can-
j
'will
on
his
way
again.
No
doubt
he
grates
to
and
from
receive
a
honking
welcome
duplicated
in
1897
by
Aston
Villa
which
shares
with
Blackburn
.i
by
way
of
the
prairies
I
as
he
sets
down
at
Pt.
Barrow
iBank
Islands,
or
maybe
it
will
Rovers
the
record
of
six
cup
final
victories.
But
the
ordeal
bird
is
of
a
sine
halfway
i
be
Raindeer
Island,
off
the
rn
bis
mallard
and
a
'mouth
of
the
Mackenzie
River.
of
the
draw
is
tougher
today
in
both
events.
ercial
Hunting
On
a
Prairie
Slough
irst
goose
I
shot
was
a
geese.
Sli
of
them
with
two
On
nted.
I
was
about
13
proud
ganders
standing
guard
11
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1
went
to
the
movies
18
times
during
1949
and
paid
about
40
cents
per
time.
just
graduating
to
the.
while
the
geese
made
little,
from
Diinking
with
a'
noises
and
fed.
is
was
In
central
Sask-I
I
took
stock.
I
had
two
Rhells,
tan,
where
I
was
raised,
out
only
a
slngle-hot
gun.
I
iaira.
un
our
iarm
was
a
man
i
mink
l
could
get
both
I
trig
sloueh
filled
with
shots
away
before
the
geese
got!
and
tali
grass
a
migra
out
of
range,
so
I
edged
to
one
te
bird
haven.
:
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nffl-
All
Ifew
Tr
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rheumatic
pTin
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gets
you
down,
here's
the
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StCTS
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,
,
I
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quick
way
to
get
relief.
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4
"
"
ly
was
plenty
scarce
those
A
the
nickels
and
dimes
hed
up
all
went
for
--.22
and
No,
5
shot.
This
siae,
so
as
to
line
up
tne
nock,
one
bird
after
the
other.
Then
j
I
rose
and
gave
a
sharp
yell.
J
The
birds
took
off
and
I
shot
once.
Two
birds
fell
dead.
While
I
was
bleeding
the
birds
both
were
ganders
a
stranger
approached
along
the
slough
banks.
He
eyed
my
geese
longingly,
then
made
an
had
just
two
of
the
red-
fhells
in
my
pocket.
(They
i
in
sooth
soothin
Minard's
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nickel
or
so
apiece.
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itood?
lust
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season
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tmtmoer,
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now
and
AOH'
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&
AMD
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RuDert.
B.C.
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try
ic,
you'll
Isee!
RHEUMATIC
PAIN?
"U
could
hear
the
"pop"
inter's
shotgun
carrying
he
prairies,
ted
this
flock
of
pretty
is
settling
on
a
favorite
;
sreworr,
d.
I
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k;
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"KING
OF
PAIN"
LINIftlEMT
i!
mine
on
the
slough
and
,
i
1
'
.
,
i
-
i
I
guess
I
spent
about
r
belly-crawling
down
a
offer.
"Look,
sen,"
he
said,
"how
about
one
of
these
birds
I'll
give
you
a
dollar.
I've
hunted
all
day
and
haven't
got
a
thing."
Dollar
was
pretty
big
money
mmmm
.
.
.
Didn't
know
when
I
would
get
a
dollar
again.
Then
I
saw
the
rows
and
rows
of
red-cased
shells
in
his
vest
and
made
a
counter
offer.
I
went
my
way
with
one
goose
and
25
shells,
most
of
which
I
kept
until
the
next
f
summer-fallow
until
I
i
the
shrubbery
edging
'ullr.
my
gun
shoved
parted
the
shrubs
Tlheire
was
peaked.
Yes
they
were
"ie,
and
they
were
h
Rollina
In
For
Little
Lcaaue
Baseball
'
4
are
really
rolling
in
for,
her
that
it
wasn't
going
to
be
me
Baseball.
We
have
a
softball
league
but
American
9
Veins
Wed
youna
nlavnrs
nnw
'
hasphnll
nr
harohnll
Game
is
1
.
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..,
w.
f
"r
two
teams,
another
played
on
a
three-quarter
sizo
m
we
can
start
or-
diamond
and
with
a
ball
a
lit
f
-.
teams.
One
mother
,
tie
less
lively
than
a
senior
Ned
this
department
yes-
league
ball.
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u
ner
son
nt
mv.
t
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w
IH
u.n
i
ryew
ri'Kisiruuui
hic
djuj
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tar
was
too
'Lf,d.
Jerrv
Erickson.
Buddy
Py
ball.
j
Mn,,,,,,
Rnrlnrv
Piprpp
OnrV
,
TODAY
CANADA'S
MODERN
NAVY
EMPLOYS
SCIENTIFIC
EQUIPMENT
AND
THE
TECHNICAL
SKILL
OF
38
GROUPS
OF
SPECIALISTS
if
he
was
Dig
for
'
Parking,
Bobby
..Crlmble.;
Billy
w
said
he
wasn't.
So
Pedersen,
Gerry
Jensen,
John
that
ould
be
a
little
Gomez,
Charlie
Lindstrom,
Bob
5
ft
4.
"
u;
ne
should
try
Desormeaux
and
Arnold
Peter
year.
We
also
told
son.
As
far
as
the
eye
ooiiM
see
ami
the
voice
could
carry,
were
Nelson's
limits,
lo
detect
the
enemy,
and
dispatch
orders
to
his
fleet.
Today
the
marvels
of
science
have
given
us
naval
equipment
that
can
seek
and
pinpoint
an
enemy
in
the
dark
and
destroy
him,
and
that
can
flash
messages
in
code
great
distances
1
across
the
sea.
It's
the
day
for
skilled
technicians
in
Canada's
modern
navy.
The
Navy
will
train
you
for
essential
and
fascinating
work.
Favorite
Ford
Frick
Stays
Away
Angling
S
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GILMORE
i
Don't
delay!
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today!
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YORK
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In
case
it
passed
unnoticed,
a
baseball
season
has
just
opened
without
in
The
Navy
offers
YOU
immnlinlp
'opportunity
to
fiiin
finr
training
in
a'uulp
ranfie
of
Technical
Truth,
each
tmlh
a
related
civilian
job.
Among
the
Navy
trades
open
to
YOU
A'Oir
are:
.
COMMUNICATORS
"S"
h
mrn
who
uprciatiie
in
r.Jio-r.d.r
oper.tion.
and
.e.-gning
counter
measure..
ILECTRICIANS
MATES
the
nailora
who
operate
and
maintain
complrt
tleotrkal
and
tWtronk'.
infttaliution..
ENGINE
ROOM
ARTIFICERS
llie
enpinrw-tecliniriana
that
keep
ship
moving.'
MEDICAL
ASSISTANTS
young
men
of
the
medical
branub
who
hflp
protect
the
heahh
of
Canada',
aailora.
"
t,
fishing
remains
favorite
pastimes
of
in
all
it,.
the
game's
new
commissioner.
Ford
C.
Frick,
getting
his
picture
in
the
papers
or
even
threatening
to
have
some
owner
inveiti-gated
by
his
private
police
force.
A
o
nr,n.ei;irm
to
the
At
;
'
e
depth
of
winter,
'
on
the
rivers
Ponds
ii.
and
lukes
nre
ure
--
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ui
uic
wa.w,
,
y'
promLsed
to
appear
at
Yankea
,lshlnB
licences
are
re
"
I
Stadium
and.
present
Casey
Sten-You
tn,f
,
.
I
eel's
chamnions
with
their
class
IANDSMEN
if
you
can
play
a
band
instrunwnt,
there',
a
pcial
place
for
you
in
the
Navy
today."
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v.
ivtrnnna
I'l
the
sPfing,
summer
and
htn.Worm
bait,
and
i
r
rings.
Alter
uiat
lie
inw..-
return
to
his
desk
and
continue
to
conduct
baseball's
manifold
affairs.
It
Is
his
native
belief
that
this
was
what
the
Owners
hired
him
to
do.
!Q
Ts
mm,
there
would
atitatH0
more
Patlent
1
v
Mierman
'"""
can
tan
sit.
sn
nr,
on
i
us-
a
i
i
it
of
tK
'he
:
bank
for
hours
1
once
knew
he
mm
T"
ivanich.
he
would
say.
"Thought
a
great
deal?
About
what?"
--
j
a',
.
,
"cu
n's
work
"Fish,"
he
would
say
witn
a
sigh.
r
i
i
H.1M.C.S.
CHATHAM,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
I
Prince
Rupert
526
-
J
h
ll
,every
summer
"e
W0U
d
hnrr
"Don't
worry,"
he
would
add
b
efthiS
nshi"B
tackle
ami
ine
many
I
Pf.oia
moil
m,
without
obligation,
full
particular
regarding
I
raqu'Vtmtnfs
and
op.m'nji
now
ovofabf
m
the
R.C.N.
j
I
Nam
(pleo$
print)
-
i
Moscow.
-times
k
MUvWouW
"
return
a
ter
dawn
with
brightly.
"Toniiiht
lit
get
tnem.-I've
got
more
patlencs
than
the
rish.(
I'll
out-wait
them."
Sure
enough,
two
or
three
mornings
later
he'd
hold
up
a
string
with
10
or
12
fish.
"They
couldn't
wait,"
he'd
TO
JOIN
THE
NAVY,
you
must
...
be
17
o
25
years
of
og
(29
in
lome
specialized
categories)
...
be
physically
fit
t
.
.
have
Grode
8
educofion
or
better.
For
fuller
details,
send
in
coupon
...
or
write
or
see
in
person
the
Recruiting
-
Officer
of
the
address
in
the
coupon.
'
When
applying,
please
bring
certifi-
cotes
of
birth,
education
and
trade
ii.4
.
l!
-
(Tj
:
atkterrlb'e
nig
:'vV
night,"
I
Strt
Addrtsi
'
...
CHy
Provine..
Educolinn
(by
Grade
ond
Province)
-
Afl..
-
,
0t
at
.
ly,
he'd
reply
laugh.
"I
could."
Fishing
tackle
stores
abound
In
Moscow,
this
big
island
city
hundreds
of
miles
away
from
the
sea.
Their
annual
business
it
is
said,
runs
into
millions
of
I
CN-6D-SJ
j
la,
qualifications
(if
ony)v
'
Jou
dnt
catch
any
1
tho,
ught
a
great
deal,"
rubles.