Hami,tor.
Movina
V..
BUMPER
YEAR
PLAHNED
m
mi
r
AccnriATinu
Ball
Players
Pay
Fines
Z
"II
)utdoors
...
with
Marty
The
biennial
tournament
jthe
I
rj
t..
1
-c
1
1
y
ilrn'J
Cl
hd
IU
Inaur.uriition
at
Seat-
thus
signed
a
n"''
Now
that
Jim
Bacon
has
re
SiX
OlBV-...
."""""
tie
la-it
year,
the
US
scoring
MONTREAL
(CP
The
Royal
j
Cinudian
Golf
Association
hs
,
laid
down
plans
for
a
bumper
i
(nlf
year
featuring
the
C,n.i-
'
dtun
Opon
at
Toronto
Srur-
i
boro
:uid
the
Canadian
amu-
teur
tournament
at
Montini
I
-'iiar
ceived
a
life
membership
in
the;
Rupert
Rod
.St
Gun
Club
at'ter.
thirty-five
years
of
"staying-with-it,"
it
is
up
to
the
rest
of,
us
to
assure
that
this
is
not
-in
empty
thing,
by
turning
out
in
full
force
for
meetings,
tailing;
NEW
YORK
(API-Its
baseball
spring
training
time
again
From
now
until
early
April
reports
of
the
aches
and
pains
and
training
games
of
some
600
assorted
athletes
will
be
seeping
northward
and
eastward
from
playing
fields
In
Florida,
Cuba.
Arizona
and
California.
Rookies
you've
never
heard
of.
and
many
you'll
never
hear
of
again,
will
blaze
Into
prominence.
Veterans
will
try
to
absorb
It!
M)ints.
Canada,
10,
mvi
Mexico,
five.
The
!f4
venue
will
be
at
an
Ontario
course
not
yet
selected.
H.ites
were
set
for
Aug
12-H.
preceding
the
1954
triple-title
Canadian
amateur
rom-pclltlons
the
provincial
team
matches
nrt
Canadian
Junior
championship
A
in?
14
and
the
Canadian
amateur
championship
Aug.
18-21.
Kanawakl
The
executive
officers
!Im)
got
In
senne
long-range
work
Saturday
iii.md
at
the
nt
Aaicrica.4
Cup
c
ampi
t'ti-n.
over
the
committee
places
that
i
.
which
brine
toitcthT
te:ius
enougn
spring
suusmn
uu
,
of
umilt,unj
,,,
tiie
thusiasm
to
stretch
one
more
"l"t
M.
season
out
of
their
sometimes
xfo.
are
cryin"
out
iov
workers,
end
completing
the
many
things
which
no
one
man
could
do
alone.
Let
us
now
show
our
true
appreciation
of
what
Jim
has
J.me
for
all
of
us
who
follow.
Get
down
to
the
Moose
Hall
this
evening
for
the
initial
meeting
of
the
newly
constituted
club
and
be
prepared
to
speak
your
piece.
NV
olfi-cio
are
to
be
elected
'o-
1.
IS
lL
La
1
4$
PHONE
266
Larnti'
unwilling
bodies.
Baseball
players
tend
to
pile
on
pounds
durinu
the
winter
when
they
switch
from
a
(tame
a
day
to
a
fireside-and-sllppws
routine.
60
weight
naturally
U
a
big
teplc
as
the
training
ramps
open.
Eddie
Stanky
levied
a
pound
weight
fine
against
his
St.
Louis
Cardinals.
When
the
Red
Bird
pitchers
and
catchers
!
showed
up
at
St.
Petersburg.
Fla
.
Cliff
Chambers
had
to
dig
up
j$13.
Stanky
himself
was
4t
'pounds
over
and
paid
$
Al
Brazle
and
coach
Johnny
Riddle
also
were
overweight.
At
Brooklyn's
lavish
Vero
Beach.
Fla.,
layout.
Roy
Campanula
pointed
to
the
scales
with
Ll'OlEN
LAFERTE
OF
THREE
RIVERS,
Que.,
sailr
high
above
the
Ottawa
hills
as
he
makes
a
160-foot
leap
in
the
Canadian
ski-jumping
eha
npionships.
The
jump
was
from
Lookeberg
Hill
at
Camp
Fortune,
eight
miles
north
of
Ottawa.
It
was
the
longest
of
the
day
but
didn't
win
him
the
crown
as
form
also
is
considered.
The
title
went
to
Jacques
Chartrand.
also
of
Three
Rivers.
Rivers.
mm
m
Prince
Rupert
jj
1NES
"A
ttaunrk
A
'IS'
SPORTS
ROUND-UP
night.
and
plans
drawn
for
other
events.
These
things
must
cer-:
J
tttlnly
go
across
as
successfully
i
as
the
recent
banquet.
j
Certain
sportsmen
have
lately!
received
questionnaires
from
the
Game
Commission
concerning
the
past
season.
The
wnole
thing
speaks
Xairly
well
for
it-.
.
self,
but
perhaps
some
of
us
doi
iiot
recojuiiie
its
importance,
j
This
paper
is
"top-brass,"
for'
upon
it
depends
future
movs
to
be
made
for
the
benefit
of
all
;
who
hunt.
If
you
are
one
of
the;
one-in-ten"
who
received
a
,
copy
you
should
feel
glad,
for;
;
you
now
have
the
chance
to
arid
j
to
the
picture
of
province-v
ide,
i
hunting
and
results
obtained.
j
How
else
can
your
Game
Coin-'
mission
work
to
your
advantage
unless
you
show
them
where
to
I
;
apply
the
facilities
they
have
.
old
friend"
IV
KETCHIKAN
with
connections
to
WHITEHCRSE
SEATTLE
ANCHORAGE
SPEED
COMFORT
SAFETY
Sl:K
VOl
l
IOCAI.
TUAVIt
ACIXT
liy
GAYLE
TALI
JOT
,
pride
as
he
weighed
In
at
203.
18
pounds
under
his
PHOENIX,
Ariz.
(AP)
Young
pitchers
who
'almost
World
Series
weight
of
last
V
Bl.l
IX
by
tl
(mr.
lirilljtlt
Ciumoi4
come
to
the
big
leagues
sporting
brilliant
minor
league
records
and
yet
have
to
lie
sent
hack
down
perhaps
two
or
three
times
before
they
finally
ftick
under
the
main
tent
are
in
most
cases
victims
of
the
"diminishing
strike
zone,"
says
Frank
Shellenback,
pitching
coach
of
New
York
Giants.
Like
the
average
fan.
we
had
been
under
the
impression
for
T
Z.
available
for
use?
In
case
there,
many
years
that
the
strike
zone)
fCfti
.UdLIIIIIU
.
'
t
,
was
lairiy
s'-aun-,
cjuhuius
i
1
1
is
any
dcubt
how
to
fill
out
yc
inform,
see
Ed
Martin
or
Cliff
Walker,
the
local
Game
Wardens
in
the
Court
House.
They
are
here
to
work
on
oar
side.
The
old
days
of
belief
that
law
enforcement
is
fun
for
officers
ure
gone,
today
we
co-operate,
not
confound.
During
the
week-end
both
the
Cloyah,
and
Silver
Creek
in
Tuck
The
log
of
HMCS
ATH
ABASKAN
Off
fo
Korta
for
Third
Tmtl
HENRY
PAELEZ
.
.
needs
the
money
Veteran
Jockey
from
the
armpits
down
to
the
fhffl
HlAnnPn
the
width
"
uul
'
lOilllGU
knees
and
taking
in
j
:
of
the
plate.
This
says
Snellen-
VANCOUVER
r-
-
American
back,
is
true
only
In
theory,
and
oivmpic
Coach
Dean
Cromwell
;
it
takes
some
pitchers
longer
wU,
conduct
a
national
lrack
and
.than
i.
daes
others
to
find
it
field
coacnlllR
hooj
ln
Van-'
out-
couver
Julv
-24.
I
"The
difference
in
ball
and
,
The
announcement
was
made
strike
umpiring
between
the
low
jby
R.
F.
(Bob)
Osborne,
physical
i
minors
and
the
6ig
leagues
Ul
education
director
at
the
Uni-'
tremendous."
he
explained.
"It
i
verslty
of
British
Columbia.
Inlet
were
checked
far
SUel
heads,
but
still
nothing
doi
Getting
Tired'
Lots
of
very
fine
grey
cod
the
easily
acce.-sible
spots
Of
Riding
around
town,
and
the
many-hued
rock-fish
are
biting
in
the
k::p
patches
at
Seal
Cove.
I
trives
us
one
or
our
biggest
Osborne
said
Cromwell
has
ac-
TORONTO
f
Spring
training
,
hoariin-ho.
Vet
via
unitprOanri
'
contort
o
I'HC
ct.mmar
..
w,-,!
Nwit
of
lh
Ceid-M
"Tubal
Clo
DttrOfe".
tovHhed
by
MoMo
pci
ltd
in
May.
1944,
v4
a
emttioned
ionuory,
191
Ht
Iflmtl
coplmfll
ft!
M&f
300
oKef
ed
mt.
f
if
vl
long
Crut
tfeougti
'w
Cortol
to
futvre
bait
oi
be
moH,
I
C.
It'
the
Jay
of
scientific
equipment
an
J
skilled
tec
hniciani
.in
Canada's
modern
Nay.
tlecironics
.
.
.
radar
.".
.
communication
.
.
.
giant
engines
.
.
,
modern
weapon
.
.
.
up-to-the-minute
equipment
.
.
.
Every
man
in
the
Navy
is
a
specialist
trained
anil
ready
,io
fil
into
an
efficiently
operating
team.
The
Nasy
will
train
you
uou
for
essential
and
interesting
work
in
a
man's
life
al
sea.
Join
the
Nay
'team
todjjlJere
Canada
and
yourself!
Tnere
is
some
demand
.or
a
has
lost
its
appeal
for
jockey
why
u
must
that
way
and
!
appointment
to
conduct
the
jointed
rod
with
hort
seca,..ns
Henry
Paelez.
the
little
guy
who
are
by
m
means
critical
of
the
school.
for
exira
easy
suitcase
carrying:
has
been
knocking
around
tracks
,
,ea(ue
umpirPS.
We
know
,
object
of
the
school
Is
to
train
I
would
not
prefer
this
type
tool
j
from
Vancouver
to
Montreal
for
coaches
why
they
must
ca
a
game
from
various
provincial
unless
circumstances
absoiu"-ly
i
30
of
his
48
year's.
Henry
is
much
more
loosely
than
it
Is
'centres
who
will
conduct
similar
demanded
it.
because
each
joiat!
-getting
a
little
sick
of
tiding.
.
jcaned
'courses
in
the
majors,
where
we
on
a
provincial
or
local
is
a
weak
spot
which
does
not;
"I
can't
stand
this
stuff
any
j
expett
.something
close
to
per-
basis
to
improve
Canadian
show,
have
precisely
the
same
amount
i
more,"
the
wrinkle-faced
Cuban-
fectm.
Ing
in
the
Olympic
and
British
or
flexibility
and
tends
to
aiterlborn
Paelez
said
the
other
clay.
...
vmm
nifrhpr
in
the
low--Empire
games.
Steomed
in
Otnt
titiRnf
monoeuvret
witti
tt
Slot
Novy
early
Hl
icci
a.
11-1UU
quiic
u'i-ii
o
jiuiinnt
"""-lest
minors
exDects
to
eet
a'
1l--s
w.nooi
lonows
a
similar
strike
on
anything
across
the
s,noo)
Planned
by
the
Amatfur
pleasingly.
The
ideal
in
all
fi
h-1
was
as
cold
as
the
February
ing
rods
Is
the
one-piecer,
and!
weather
outside.
"I
want
to
find
shoulders
or
the
knees
The
urn-
Athletic
Union
of
Canada
in
VKlfuty
of
HowOhOA
HldAdv
somebody
who
needs
a
trainer
Swce
l50,
Koi
wd
M
ouft
in
Me
Kooon
for
myself
I
have
no
trouble
placing
my
8-foot
surf-caslir;g
rod
TIPS
and
same
length
spinning
rods
INSIDE
the
car.
If
in
and
quit
riding,"
said
the
jockey
who
looks
closer
to
60.
And
that
is
understandable
because
the
track
story
of
Henry
tokg
port
a
WHon
lraf4S
pire
has
to
give
it
to
him
0riToronto
March,
The
Toronto
j
too
many
games
would
develop
soho1
wll!
b
Rovernment-Kpon-into
farces.
sored
under
the
national
fitness
;
Gradually
as
he
works
in
Program.
i
leagues
of
higher
classification1
R
1
Phillips,
provincial
direr-
j
the
pitcher
finds
the
calls
get-u,r
of
the
national
physical
fit-
j
ting
a
little
tighter,
but
even
nes8
program,
obtained
approval
when
he
reaches
triple-A
and
of
his
P!an
for
national
coach-
j
continues
to
hlow
the
hatters
lnK
school
in
Vancouver
thin!
side
space
is
at
a
premium,
then
buy
a
pair
of
the
Beachhopper.
Paelez
i3
cue
that
doesn't
send
rod
carriers
for
only
two
burss,!aWnts
tailing
him.
these
handy
gadgets
fit
over
the
CANADIAN-
CAREER
rain
gutter
without
interl
e:
ing
'
Paelez
started
ridinu
at
18
in
with
the
door
operation
and
re-i
his
native
Cuba.
He
went
to
the
To
join
the
Novy
you
mull
...
be
17
to
25
yeoo
of
oge
(29
m
om
tpeoahxei
cal-goriei)
...
be
physically
fit
.
.
.
have
Grade
8
education
of
better.
FOR
COMPlfTf
INFORMATION,
tend
in
coupon
...
or
write
oi
tee
m
peron
the
Naval
Recruiting
Ofticer
at
the
addrett
in
coupon.
When
applying,
pleaie
bring
certificate
of
birth,
education
and
trade
qualification!
(if
any).
down
he
still
is
not
prepared
for
!smer
at
tllp
annual
meeting
of
j
thines
that
are
eolne
toltne
AAU
in
Hamilton
last
Ko-
meroul
otKer
octiom
UN
tW.
Now
frrtng
on
third
(orMrXM
firil
Conodian
worwprf
h
Ifyrng
op
to
iHirtiriO
rettW
of
her
nomewke,
tW
H
Athoboikon.
rtll
"
tant
ociion
of)
Naii
cooM
Spitibergen,
egoimt
t
Srw
hoot
and
in
pre
0
0oy
(
in
trie
Inglith
Chorvwj.
'
nav
their
cost
in
short
order
i
United
States
with
an
Akron,
O.Jthe
the
vember.
np
lor
me
newumer
on
ine
ut.h.
.
f
uappu
m
nun
uk
msi
mur
."hotsjun;
the
double-barrel
has
and
then,
in
the
early
1920s,
to
:
he
faces
big
league
batting.
,
never
been
improved
on
for
Vancouver,
where
lie
began
a
"We
try
to
prepare
him
the
speed
in
putting
out
two
shots,
!career
011
Cal'adian
tracks
that
j
best
we
can
in
the
short
time
automatics
are
"fast
and
'if
lc-
1st'1'
'
ov.er-
,
I
we
have,
but
even
so
the
gali
push
out
.several
loads
in
aj.
'-I
d
lkte
to
qul'
he
explained
I
chances
are
that
he
will
come
hurry,
but
still
cannot
equal
the
i,r,'terV,lew'
but
1
need
the
i
back
the
bench
after
the
flrst
money.
inning
and
complain
that
the
double
on
its
two.
Who
ever
did
any
good
on
a
departing
duck
Henry
has
been
in
the
win-
umpire
Is
calling
balls
on
what
nflr'e
r.irnlo
tn.ni.
timne
hut
!(
i
i
i
i
ii,
3
Jms
eftf
j.
wilh
i
third
chnt
fcrvraav?
1
'
'"""J
y"
!
iw
always
was
given
siriKes
oe-
lvnth.thS':,n.,Vr!,'i's
usually
a
claiming
or
allow-
fore.
Air
we
can
do
is
remind
L
e
He
never
m
Wt
'"him
again
that
he's
throw
ins
at
.steps
out
n
of
f
n
place
e
and
tries
i
the
-the
jackpot
,n
big
fcnPs.
He
was
a
srnailcr
ta.gei
now.
many
ten
half
way
to
the
sir-,Piat!
laeea
and
for
his
trouble
quickly,
but
mainly
they
don't."
face;
the
probable
reason
Is
that
;
almost
every
bone
in
his
body
on
changing
from
the
fine
wirejhas
been
broken
in
one
snill
or
.
hooks
to
the
heavier
kind,
he!
another.
L
f
oan
IJIA
forgets
that
a
much
stronger)
In
Vancouver,
from
1928
to
I
III!
ICCII
IIC
strike
is
required
to
set
the
hook;
1935,
he
rode
for
wealthy
sports-
I
D
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M
?i
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CHEAP
TRANSPORTATION
1
1938
Plymouth
11931
Plymouth
Both
in
Very
0mkI
Shape
Superior
Auto
SERVICE
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Jrd
Ave.
W.
Phone
Green
217
hit
him
harder
brother,
and
man
Austin
Taylor
and
has
since
I
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11
DU
rU2ll
MEXICO
CITY
O
Thirteen
persons
were
killed
Saturday
then
again!
iriaaen
on
every
Canadian
track
HOW
ABOUT
A
SALMON
DER-1
of
any
consequence
and
many
BY
FOR
1953?
of
little
consequence
from
the
Pretty
soon
there
is
a
crow!est
coast
to
Montreal.
He
has
shoot
comins;
up.
in
order
to
s:et'camPaigned
in
California,
New
i
when
a
speeding
bus
went
out
of
control,
hurtled
over
a
sharp
-
t:
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v
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0
England
and
Mexico,
just
one
of
the
Innumerable
little
guys.
ravine
and
burst
into
flames
on
the
outskirts
of
the
city.
Seventeen
were
injured.
The
accident
occurred
Just
one
week
after
two
inter-urban
trolleys
crashed
head-on
here
and
killed
60
persons.
oncf
PutufH
of
ttght
it
HMCS
Athabaikan
obov
o
radar
liom
of
work
at
tea.
Powerful
Tank
STOCKHOLM
(CP)
The
Swedish
Army
will
purchase
about
80
Centurion
tanks
from
Britain
at
in
on
this
enjoyable
and
necessary
.sport
one
must
be
under
the
auspices
of
the
Rod
&
Gun
Cub.
Better
Join
tonight
if
this
l.i's
you
right!
There
is
a
man
who
consistently
takes
home
some
very
nice
codfish
fillets,
but
he
'
hangs
them
on
the
gaff
and
hikes,
maybe
he
wants
the
neighbors
to
envy
him
(perhaps
they
uo)
but
he
could
keep
them
clean
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(Canada's
Finest
Shoes
For
Men)
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a
cost
of
about
$20,000,000.
Funds
for
the
purpose
were
set
aside
in
the
erecnt
budget.
The
-49-ton
Centurion,
proved
effective
ia
Korea,
Is
more
than
twice
as
heavy
as
the
largest
SwedLsh-
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and
out
of
sight
if
he
put
them
in
one
of
those
plastic
bags
that
oranges
etc.,
come
In.
The
same
bags
will
provide
reels
ith
"
We.
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built
tanks.
some
protection.
and
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