Sidney
Dawes
to
Resign
Preside
r
rince
KuDea
Doiiy
Newj
Wednesday'.
February
25.
1953
ne
Gordon
and
Anderson
Outplay
CCC
In
Final
Quarter
to
Win
56-49
.
Of
Canadian
Olympic
Association
A.
S
1
d
n
t
y
i
sportsmen
have
liitltmu-d
thatrwobln
ue
MONTREAL
.
Dawes,
who
has
hetaed
the:
the
federal
K'vernm-ni
should
Canadian
Olympic
AaclatUn
'
a.iume
full
financial
renpoiiHi-Rinre
the
last
war.
says
he
will
;
bllity
for
the
Kujne.
but
"this
t
rJ,'t
JLv
nation
oI
c
atiu
presto
"
"Perhaps
the
''
if
u
ners
U
th
....
1
Penalties
Prove
Costly
To
Holkestad's
Millers
j
not
stand
for
re-election.
policy
would
ncn-ely
nerve
u,
i
."Thts
U
my
last
year."
said
the
increase
Interest
tn
the
narriBK
"
s
""v
CTJA
DresKteni.
I
nere
w
rc-i
n
iiri(
uunu
iu
"
imnnrin,
i
';
PUhUi-itt
Anderson
turned
back
the
close-
ports
during
and
following
the
j
longer
have
a
personal
rontiec-(f
,
'1
frorr
t,
i
18.S2
Olvmnic
Uumes
ai
HeislliKl
i
uou
wun
mo
uiyiuiiu-.
euori
nrf
that
the
Montreal
InduslrialLst
and
such
policy
"mtuM
lst!jw
,
xm
would
retire
from
an
active
part
have
political
repereusiuuns
1
i
In
the
Canadian
body.
which
would
Involve
problems
t
eheddns,
hustling
CCC
squad
last
night
and
came
from
behind
to
win
the
second
last
scheduled
senior
basketball
game
56-4!)
and
tied
Mansons
Omegas
for
s.
I
The
next
meetUm
of
the
COAl"'
"flection,
distribution
and
.
.....
...
...n
ull.tiii.
-nti
It
icii
I
fliiittB
t..i.
i
1
directors
is
seneauiea
ror
vnis
i
the
league
championship
.-.
'
fmftas.
Another
lame
men
puTnXs0
y
S
"tSTl-
i
wou.d
be
neceyU,
decMe
the
K?
,
lta
before
the
poful
Glen
Tiny,
j
iavorne
oinciam.
'
;
But,
the
bulletin
salt),
the
Canadian
SjKirta
AdvLsory
Coun-
j
ell
should
be
alert
to
the
in
res-1
sity
of
Kreuter
federal
supiiort
'
i
r-
.-
N
Saturday
and
the
annual
meeting
of
the
association
will
be
held
March
28.
Dawes'
verbal
statement
coincided
with
the
release
of
the
(OAs
latest
bulletin
In
which
the
associations
finances
were
rrlnn
rentr.
and
Bid
ocnein..
ij'
"!
In
the
inter
A
division,
Fraser
forward,
were
we.e.uu.
fouled
out
of
the
i
......
I
I
Si
PMVllrq
,1ishpd
out
a
solid
30-
I
lur
ntiruuftn
uiiu
lur
uretup-
.mcitt
of
sport
atnuui
Canada
pime
in
the
last
quarier
'
wuur.
n,
.
i...
i
mirt
tioiinnnir
aeainst
eellar-
more
pluyutK
fields,
more
arenas,
ntorv
Muititetit
and
'
ntuiv
utiti
better
eouehes
and
trainers
are
'
"
"''
'
vT"
J
1
seven
by
tne
-nc
-hots
against
Qf
makers
lik0
""Millers
also
played
minus
tall
.
Kristmaiwon
and
Tait
with
12
'eath,
Niekerson
and
Ford
wita
n
m
m,
-h-ii
HTe
Rame
w
hotly
contested
nine
points
and
Christensen
with
urgently
required.'
For
Canada
to
drop
out
of
the
games,
as
some
have
iita-cll.
because
of
Indifferent
ahowing.
i
throughout.
i
..
.
.,..r,
lenis
up
to
the
1!:
games
were
I
dl.sciu.4cd,
with
etiiplia.su
on
a
"tougher"
aitituoe
towards
sundards
to
be
met
by
a-tplrtng
Olympic
athleU's.
Funds
collecKtl
for
Uie
19S2
games
amounted
to
S14SI.444
lit.
Including
J4U0OO
from
the
federal
government.
Along
with
the
j
1SM8
surplus,
the
available
total
I
was
tl72.3a8.iiS.
Expenditures
were
S142.u4
au.
Addini;
in
S3.-!"'J!)03
for
the
association's
l'J4a
VAI.DO
1.
II.
1.1
K
AS.
Miry
little
Estonian-born
distance
runner,
holds
the
Canadian
open
record
of
15:14
4
for
5.000
metres.
He
also
is
a
topnotcher
at
six
miles.
Allhouiih
a
resident
of
Canada
fincc
mid-1950.
he
will
be
unable
to
represent
Canada
at
the
1954
British
Empire
Ganfrs
at
Vancouver
since
he
is
not
a
British
Tempers
flared
raw
at
every
i
for
me
users,
nun
uUiU
y
!
all
scoring
with
16
points
other
call
by
referees
Bill
David-
topped
son
and
Ole
Slatta
and
objec-
but
besides
Dick
WesclVs
eight-tions
were
raised
against
calls
point
total
got
little
other
help,
not
nnde
!
A
Junior
tlU
rePlaccd
tne
WANTS
OHiNGE
scheduled
inter
B
game
with
After
the
came.
CCCs
coach
Maple
Leafs
outscoring
Wolves
Canadian
Wins
Squash
Title
-i
t.
XORM.W
1'I.LM
IX
17-year-old
nxikie
centre
with
Edmonton
Oil
Kings,
Is
scoring
champion
of
the
Western
Junior
Hockey
League.
Leadine,
candidate
for
rookie
honors
In
the
circuit,
Ullman'g
title
is
his
fifth
scoring
crown.
He
was
top
marksman
twice
in
bantam
and
once
in
midget
and
juvenile
play.
He
finished
the
i
?gulation
WJHL
sea-on
with
30
goals
and
4j
asistti.
Stengel
Missing
as
Yanks
Officially
Begin
Training
BUFFALO,
N
Y.
(APt
E.n
e
Howard
of
Toronto
became
the
first
Canadian
to
win
the
United
States
squash
racquets
singles
ehiinipliituihlp
when
he
defeated
C.ilvm
MtkrCrarken
t
f
Eit(?!e-wood,
N
J
,
15-9,
11-15.
15-12,
10-15,
15-13,
In
the
finals
lure
of
jbtxtklet
and
approximately
MB4
:
for
accounts
not
yet
received
T!m
balance
rest
at
t2B,UO
V4
Tins
comiures
with
a
surplus
of
jt22.I3
74
foliowiii",
tlie
l'48
':
games
at
Lonoon.
21-13.
Lineups:
Senior
..-troll
A
tnilcr-ml
FUten
11.
Dims
13,
Holkisl.-wl
15
Webber
S.
Arney
9.
Hibb
3.
Currte.
OnrUnier.
Total
56
'
Thnmpron
RnccMord
2
Scherk
6.
Sunctberit
10.
Uiulms
10
Carlson
8.
D
Scherk
"ll.
Total
49.
Inter
A
Kiiire
Wesrh
8.
ChriMoff
16
Parnell
6,
J
Parnell,
Hnclxkunon
I
m
-
In
directing
attention
to
1950,
'the
45th
annual
US.
Tennis
arid
the
bulletin,
prepared
by
vice-
j
8iuash
Association
squash
f''e-president
NeLsttn
lUirt,
saiil
Mime
'quels
tournament.
7b
Michigan
ST.
PETERSBURG,
Fla.
AP
a
$1,000
boost.
Yost
U
one
of
the
Sedewirk
Flndlav
1
loUl
38
tracer
r-.it
ne
Niekerson
pora
With
manager
Casey
Stengel
and
best
men
tn
the
league
at
getting
Ciccone
5.
KrlFtmnnson
la
chrim-
.
,
-
,
mlssiiie.
New
York
on
base.
ensen
10.
Uc
AIee
8.
Sheppard
S.
Tail
!
Yankees
officially
0ned
spring
;
12.
Total
68
Junlr
(training
here
this
week.
PHOENIX.
Ariz,
i
APi
New
York
Oiants
three
major
custi-
Untile
leafs
McLean
6.
Dean
6
iasketbd
Coach
Jim
Turner
directed
the
Holkestad
requested
a
change
in
referees
for
his
next
and
final
name
with
the
G-As.
but
was;
told
by
Art
Murray,
president
of
the
basketball
association.
;
that
"the
association
has
no
jurisdiction
whatsoever
over
the
referees
to
be
used
in
any
particular
same."
Referees
take
their
turns
as
the
games
appear
on
schedule.
Fred
Calderonl,
referee-in-chief,
said
later.
Rupe
Holkestad.
standout
player
last
night
for
Alex
Bill's
winning
G-As.
was
awarded
14
free
shots,
making
half
of
them
count
to
bring
his
total
score
to
15
and
highest
for
the
game.
BEST
IN
SECOND
The
second
frame
was
the
millers'
best,
in
which
they
nicked
up
a
12-8
deficit
from
the
first
period
and
ended
only
two
points
behind
27-25
at
half
time.
Hardest
worker
and
spectacular
playmaker
for
the
losers
was
Don
Scherk
who
coralled
11
points
to
top
his
team's
basket-makers.
.
The
victory
gives
Bill's
hardware
squad
a
better-than-even
a
Total
ai
"'3
pitchers
and
catchers
in
the
'
allies
of
1952
Monte
Inrtn.
Sal
WorsHaudenschlid
Row
a,
light
wrkout.
i
Maglie
and
Larry
Jansen
turned
Auid
a.
Carlson
3
uber.
Kan.
,
Sff,n-i
ls
WOrkine
with
the
up
at
the
opening
of
sorinc
traln-
Parent.
PUInrd.
Total
13.
Friday
and
Saturdc
t
young
players
in
the
club's
rookie
'
ini
in
fine
shape
and
declared
(school.
,
j
themselves
fit.
!
Allie
Reynolds,
ace
hurler
who
!
Outfielder
Irvin
said
he
wasnt
i
Is
leading
the
holdout
brigade
of
worried
atout
the
ankle
he
broke
a
dozen
players,
decided
to
wait
.
in
an
exhibition
game
last
spring
i
around
for
one
more
day
before
Pitchers
Maglie
and
Jansen.
w
ho
!
departing
for
his
Oklahoma
City
had
been
bothered
with
bad
'home.
The
club
has
offered
him
!
backs
.said
they
didn't
expect
$37,000.
He
wants
$40
000.
j
any
more
trouble,
i
First-baseman
Joe
OJlins
and
.
outfielder
Hank
Bauer
watched!
VERO
BEACH.
Fla.
lAPt
Civic
Centre
Curtailment
Of
Pro-Rec
Program
Scored
GROSSINGER,
N
Y.
(APi
Rocky
Marciano,
world
heavyweight
boxing
champion.
ruv
ended
the
preliminary
pha.se
of
his
training
for
his
fijht
vi'.h
Jersey
Joe
Wa!cott.
Marciano
has
been
here
since
Juu'.tary
f,
and
the
remainur
of
the
drills
for
tbe
April
10
bout
will
be
held
in
Holland,
Mich.
The
bout
is
slated
1-tr
Chicago.
Trainer
Cnariie
Goklm.ai
said
Marcuno
had
boxed
71
rounds
and
nad
done
238
miles
of
road
work
in
the
last
seven
weeks.
Plane
Company
Workers
Play
Chess
by
Mail
VANCOUVER
(?
Curtailment
the
workout
and
both
Indicated
'
Manager
Charlie
Diessen
has
In-
of
the
Pro-Rec
physical
fitness,
that
they
will
come
to
terms
vented
a
new
contest
designed
to
program
by
the
provincial
gov-
speedily.
encourage
Brooklyn
pitchers
to
take
bunting
seriously.
Hurlers
Vie
Rasrht.
Ed
Lopat
:
chance
to
win
the
league
cnam-
ernment
nas
brought
protests
pionship.
The
worst
his
team
from
authorities
here.
(Time
To
Be
Announced)
See
NEW
METLAKATLA,
KETCHIKAN
The
TWO
TOP
LOCAL
TEAMS
ploy
fori
International
Tournament
Chomplonil,
The
pitchers
will
play
five-
'
and
Whitey
Ford
are
the
other
can
oo
is
w
revert.
iu
scv..,.
Horate
Lear,
secretary-treas-
,,,.,,
hMt.
The
remmnina
i
innlnir
games
The
hftter.
m
1
place.
Now
actually
better
tha
L.rer
0,
thc
PacifiC
Coast
Soccer
.
Ulliignerl
plavers
Include
.John
;
not
be
permitted
to
swing
until
tied
with
Manson.
Omegas
Oay
LeagUe,
described
the
action
MjMize
pm
RiiZUU).
Gene
Wood-
they
have
UUd
down
at
least
one
percentage
points)
who
were
j
..a
traggJc
thing'
for
hundreds
ot
.
Un-
-nd
Mi,.k(,
Mantle.
(safe
bunt
in
two
tries.
i
ren
lceu
iaj
a
uuc-caint
wnnnrriprs
tt'nn
nave
ueneiiLLeu
.
Joe
Black,
whose
failure
to
Saturday
night.
G-As
can
j
through
the
program.
'
the
championship
if
they
win
i
..It
Wjjj
a
great
blow
to
the
'
their
last
scheduled
tilt
with
.
league
here
.especially
the
TORONTO
(CP)
Chess
players
ORLANDO.
Fla
(AP
Third-
execute
the
snueee
play
in
the
baseman
Eddie
Yost,
a
.233
hitter
j
World
Series
inspired
the
bunt-for
Washington,
has
rejected
',
Ing
program,
will
by
one
of
the
what
the
American
League
club
'
pitehers.
has
called
its
final
offer
to
him.
i
-
-
-
-
-
Reserve
your
tickets
now
ot
the
Civic
Centre
or
Art
Murroy's
Mes'i'
at
Toronto's
A.
Y.
Roe
Aircratt
'CCO
next
Tueiay.
j
minor
circuits,
which
had
the
Conipuny
plant
are
engaged
in
If
thev
drop
that
one,
G-As
advantage
of
training
supervi-a
transatUntic
contest
with
remain
tied
for
top
place
with
ion
an(i
other
a.ssistance
from
players
at
the
Tlionwon-Houstoa
The
Nats
are
reported
to
have
;
i
offered
Yost
$16,000,
the
same
as
he
received
last
year,
plus
a
bonus
if
the
team
does
well
at'
the
gate
Yost
originally
asked
i
'
,
Pro-Rec,"
he
said.
j
Government
appropriations
lhave
been
cut
from
$131,805
to
,$74,768
for
next
year.
i
Johnny
(
avallin,
veteran
Van
company
in
Enirland
that
costs
about
$3
a
game.
But
they
hive
lots
of
tlm
48
hours
to
think
over
their
moves.
It
hpt'an
it-iih
a
vi.it.
rif
Tnnv
Savoie
Seeks
Lightweight
J
for
a
$4,000
raise,
but
ls
said
to
I
couver
lacrosse
coach,
said
the
nave
scaled
down
nls
rer)UP5t
to
governments
utuuu
wiu
iu.iv
DAILY
NEWS
'HANDY'
WANT
AD
ORDER
BLANK
DAI1Y
HEWS
WANT
ADS
WILL
HELP
YOU
SELL
OR
BUY
Deakin
of
Toronto
to
friends
int.
!
about
wreck"
training
programs
ThelTIll-
Title
Bout
KMI
4
I
Hie
DOUl
Death
Claims
Andy
Lotshaw
INDIANAPOLIS
IAP.
An-
,
tor
minor
.acru
,ls.
,
the
English
company.
Thom.son-Hoe.ston
.fum
has
a!
I
Of
ficials
of
the
25.000-member
j
flourihing
che-s
club
and
su-
j
B.C.
Parent-Teacher
Association;
Bested
a
cone-ipondence
mrtch
MONTREAL
(CP
The
Mont-
at
a
meeting
in
Surrey
expressed
:
real
Athletic
Commission
an-
"grave
-concern"
over
any
cur-j
with
Avio.
Deakin
aereed
and
iOi
games
were
arranged
with
J
R
Inounced
Monday
that
Armand
tailment
of
the
program.
;
Coilacott
of
Toronto.
caDtain
of!
Savoie.
Canadian
lightweight!
The
executive
of
the
associa-!
RENT
A
ROOM,
HIRE
HELP,
FIND
A
LOST
ARTICLE
OR
DO
PRACTICALLY
ANYTHING
YOU
CAN
THINK
OF!
has
filed
a
tinn
nlans
to
meet
with
govern-
drew
'Andyi
Lotshaw,
Z3,
wio
the
Canadian
team
I
boxing
champion.
ehullnrP
alone
with
a
$2,500
m.r,r
officii.!.
t
seek
clarifica-
rubbed
the
kinks
out
of
ill"
J
Players
use
an
airraal
form
tnnncif
aoaimt
wnrld
chamnion
i
r.t
ik
..irtoiimont
mriir
achins
muscles
Of
pro
ba'eouil
for
rach
move.
A
player
en'ers;
ti
'f.,..
-
i
.
and
fnnthall
nlavers
for
30
vtars
The
Daily
News,
Prino
Rupert,
B.C.?
bis
move
and
malls
it
to
his
o
6
DAY
RATE
IS
CHEAPER
THAN
ONE
DAYr
,
The
commission
was
informed
ati
,
B
c
80
of
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