iv
.;
UBC
Backs
BEG
Choice
For
Pool
Weanesday.
March
2b,
lHbb
notice
the
downtown
Interest
ODE
TO
A
CURLER
university
Is
owrB
,!
f
or-
....
pie
protesting
the
billeting
of
BEG
athletes
at
LUC'S
Acadia
Camp
"
peopie
object
to
the
He
said
the
games
are
a
prov
Ince-wlde
undertaking
and
the
0"
provincial
land
?
i
VANCOUVER
(CP)-Officials
of
the
University
of
British
Columbia
have
come
to
the
defence
of
the
British
F.mplre
Games
committee
for
its
decision
to
build
the
BKG
swimming
pool
on
the
campus.
Vancouver
swimming
clubs
attacked
the
decision
on
the
oiounds
that
the
pool,
to
be
.
t
THE
AULD
GAME
By
MARGIE
MATTHEWS
THE
LEAD
...
He
knows
the
Ice
and
he
knows
the
speed.
Of
course,
next
year
he
will
Skip,
not
load,
There's
nothing
to
curling,
he
tells
at
a
glance
The
shots
to
make,
and
the
weight
and
stance,
And
he's
onto
the
broom,
with
navy
a
slip,
But
Gosh!
What
a
drw-back'
A
dope
for
a
Skip!
Milt
Schmidt
Chosen
Craftiest
NHL
Veteran
By
JACK
SULLIVAN
.
Canadian
Piws
Staff
Wrlttr
TORONTO
(CP)
Milt
Schmidt,
pushed
into
hockey
w
hen
his
mother
wouldn't
allow
him
to
play
football
because
it
was
too
rough,
is
the
craftiest
veteran
in
the
National
Hockey
League.
He
edged
out
Elmer
Lach,
another
smoothie,
for
the
accolade.
Sports
writers
nnrl
sportscast-
j
built
with
public
money,
woum
be
too
far
from
the
city
to
be
of
any
use
to
city
children
after
the
games.
.
THE
SECOND...
Now
this
lad's
a
knockout,
and
one
of
the
best.
He
wipes
off
hU
rock
on
the
front
of
his
chest.
His
Skip
wants
a
guard,
but
he
goes
through
the
house.
For
he'll
have
you
know
he's
a
man,
not
a
mouse.
His
opponents,
he
knows,
would
be
easy
to
take,
If
that
pin-headed
Skip
would
g'
jump
In
the
laU.
THE
THIRD...
President
Norman
A.
M
Mac-
j
kenzie
of
UBC
told
the
Alumni
Association
it
should
do
all
It
could
"to
dissipate
the
impression"
that
UBC
Is
nn
entirely
separate
entity
operating
outside
the
city.
The
university,
he
said,
plays
an
important
role
In
the
financial
life
of
the
city,
contributing
some
$12.000.uu3
to
Vancouver
every
year
In
trade
and
business.
Bob
Osborne,
physical
education
professor,
said
"I
do
not
He's
rinht
on
the
beam,
without
any
picMiiuf,
Scacu-anvs
Crou
u
Rtul
!
1
i
$
WinRs;
playing-coach
Sid
Abel,
Chicago
Bluck
Hawks,
and
Paul
Ronty
of
New
York
Rangers,
who
didn't
make
the
big
timi'
,
until
1947.
It
was
a
two-way
race
between
Schmidt,
who
has
pla
cd
nil
his
bia-leapiie
hockey
witn
Bruins
from
1936
and
interrupted
32
years
by
war
duty
.and
Lach.
with
Canadiens
since
1940.
Schmidt
ended
with
a
one-
vote
margin.
i
Both
"Miltie"
and
Elmer
are
great
competitors
and
playmak-ers.
Both
are
handy
to
have
around
when
trouble
starts
on
1
the
ice
and
practically
in
anv
given
situation
when
their
ers
or
the
six
nhl
cities
gave
the
nod
to
the
Boston
Bruin
oonir
today
as
a
belated
birthday
gift.
He
was
35
on
March
5,
second
o!det
plnyer
in
the
league.
The
oldest,
is
the
much-cut-up
Lach
of
Montreal
Canadiens,
whose
birth
certificate
shows
he
was
born
in
Nokomis.
Sask.,
Jan.
22,
1918.
OTIII
K
SMOOTHIES
Six
others
were
named
the
ailing
Max
Bentley
of
Toronto
Maple
Leafs;
the
Bruins'
Bill
Qiiackenbush
and
Joe
Klukay.
Bob
Goldham
of
Detroit
Red
North
Stars
Rally
to
Tie
-
1
1
ScArrnm
$
V.O.
1
Scn(vnmsusr
;3
Max
Bentley.
Flies
Home
Just
look
at
the
notches
upon
his
broom
-handle!
One
side,
Is
for
all
the
games
that
he
wins
The
other,
for
when
the
excitement
begins:
It's
hard
on
the
dentures,
he'll
say.
with
a
glow,
But
it's
much
better
fun
when
you
let
yoursHf
go!
So
stand
back
there,
audience,
give
him
more
room
43ut,
If
you
know
what
you're
ri"inn,
don't
lent:
liir
yi
ut
broom!
THE
SKIP
.
.
.
Turn
on
the
spot-light,
he's
there
at
the
hack,
Now
he's
giving
his
team
a
few
pointers
they
lack.
His
delivery
Is
solid,
the
turn
Is
real
nice.
The
reason
it's
off
is
that
hole
in
the
ire;
1
1
if
Scnetvanvi
Kind's
Plnu
I
TORONTO
(CP)
Max
HentUy.
ailing
centre
Ice
star
with
Tor
onto
MaDle
Leafs,
left
suddenly
GEORGE
(SONNY)
AGAR,
33,
has
reached
the
small,
select
group
of
players
who
have
scored
300
goals
in
professional
hockey.
.
The
centre
for
Calgary
Stampedcrs
of
the
Western
Hockey
League
broke
into
the
money
ranks
in
1939
and
has
played
all
his
hockey
In
minor
leagues.
He
won
the
scoring
championship
in
the
Coast
Hockey
League
last
season
and
the
1947-43
title
while
with
Houston
of
the
old
United
States
League.
Maurice
Richard
of
the
National
Hockey
League
and
Wingy
Johnston
of
the
Tacoma
Rockets
of
the
WHL
are
the
others
in
the
300-goal
circle
among
still
active
players.
for
his
home
in
IX-IMe.
fiask..j
fi
5cajvams
Spctidl
Old
I
team
is
shorthanded,
when
the
opposition
is
shorthanded
and
when
the
heat
is
on
for
sorely-needed
scoring
punch.
A
couple
of
selectors
said
Schmidt
was
better
than
the
ice
cuties
of
years
ago
Frank
Nigh-bor.
one
of
the
greatest
defensive
centres
of
all
time
with
the
old
Ottawa
Senators:
Nels
(OI&
'
Tuesday
and
Leaf
nttk-lals
fljj-iiio
he
has
();tit
bin-time
hockey
i
Bothered
with
a
sole
back
(during
most
of
this
National
Hxkey
League
season,
Bentley
It-tt
by
plane
shortly
before
the
,!.eaf
club
gave
a
"farewell"
din-
tn.'r
for
players.
He
waves
and
he
hollers
and
begs
them
to
sweep.
Oh,
a
team
such
as
this
would
make
anyone
weep!
His
hot
terms
are
melting
the
ice.
without
doubt.
So
we
think
it
is
time
thai
we
tippy-toe
out.
Ah,
what
a
game,
what
a
game,
to
be
sure!
1
!
This
tlrrtisemrnl
is
not
published
or
displayed
kj
tlx-1
C
ontrol
Hoard
or
hj
the
Government
of
British
(4
le
Series
Cagi
Do
you
wonder,
as
I,
that
they
go
back
for
more?
Poisont
Stewart
of
Montreal!
Maroons
fame,
and
Ncwsv
La-
HOCKEY
SCORES
Will.
Quarter
Finals
i
loode.
firebrand
Montreal
Ma-I
roons
old-timer.
j
ALL-ROUND
PLAYER
j
Lou
Walter
of
the
Detroit
j
Times
said
Schmidt's
"great
all-
Seattle
6.
Vancouver
5
first
game
best
of
five
series
1;
Edmonton
3,
Calgary
2
(first
game
best
of
five
series).
North
Stars
last
night
nosed
out
Fraser
&
Payne
35-33
to
tie
up
the
Inter
"A"
basketball
playoffs
with
one
win
each.
But
the
climax
was
as
tense
a
moment
as
could
be
hoped
for
in
any
ball
game
with
the
losers
standing
a
chance
to
even
the
score
in
the
last
few
seconds
of
the
game
for
an
overtime
period.
F-Ps,
who
won
the
first
game
of
the
best-of-five
series
last
week,
led
the
scoring
20-14
at
half
time
but
at
three-quarter
time
had
been
staggered
by
a
terrific
comeback
by
the
Stars.
A
solid
check
by
Jack
Evans'
Stars
in
the
last
quarter
held
down
the
scoring
of
the
Hart-wig-coached
F-Ps
and
nosed
ahead
with
two
points
in
a
fi.erce,
fast-breaking
rally.
round
ability,
coupled
with
smartness,"
made
him
"superior"
to
the
three
old-timers.
Bobby
Hewitson,
Toronto
Telegram
sports
editor
and
former
NHL
referee,
said
Schmidt
"has
all
the
answers
in
a
pinch"
and
is
"as
good"
as
Lalonde,
Stewart
TiYn
and
Nighbor.
Here's
what
others
had
to
say:
Sportscaster
Joe
C
r
y
s
d
a
1
e,
CKEY.
Toronto:
"He's
just
lite.;
Old
Man
River;
just
keeps
roll
W
IBS
Lb
0
ing."
Sid
aWi,
Chicago
Black
Hawk
coach:
"Wonderful
player
with
Then
came
the
big
moment
for
Rodney
Tait,
F-P
forward,
fouled
hv
Ynuriff
in
attemntine
to
shoot
the
rookies."
fox
the
basket.
S
Vlnce
Lunny,
Montreal
Herald
MUFFED
t'HANtF.S
sports
editor,
called
Lach
added:
"He's
the
best
veteran
v
fix.
Jr
in
the
league,
too."
Other
Lac
jacn
1
supporters
were
Red
Burnett
of
j
the
Toronto
Daily
Star
and
Dana
Mozley,
New
York
Daily
News.
J
Bentley
caught
the
eye
of
1
DMPtSISDM
f
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t
i
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s
-
v
t.
M
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'
Hn-n'rr
sportscaster
Foster
Hewitt
of
j
CKFH.
Toronto.
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is
small
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With
only
four
seconds
left
in
the
game,
Tait
could
have
tied
the
game
for
overtime
by
sinking
both
free
throws.
But
he
muffed
it
and
the
game
was
over.
When
the
foul
wa.s
called,
F-Ps
took
time
out
to
discuss
the
situation
with
coach
Hartwig.
Aftef
Tait
missed
his
first
penalty
award,
the
strategy
was
evident.
He
would
play
next
shot
off
the
backboard
for
a
possible
two
points
from
a
rebound
shot.
But
one
of
the
Stars
players
got
over-anxious
and
stepped
across
the
line
when
Tait
shot,
giving
him
another
throw.
This
one
fell
way
short,
under
the
basket.
North
Stars'
win
stretches
the
series
into
at
least
four
games.
Spectators
last
night
were
enthusiastic
with
the
brand
of
ball
five
feet,
8'2
inches
and
145
pounds
and
a
guy
who
has
gone
as
long
as
he
has
must
be
crafty,"
Hewitt
said.
He
figured
the
belisle,
Sask.,
dandy
was
better
than
Stewart
and
&wmm
(sake)
ntwo(S
Red
Wings
Dump
Bruins
In
Opener
DETROIT
(CP)
Detroit
Red
Wings
brought
out
their
scoring
artillery
Tuesday
night
to
bring
down
Boston
Bruins
7-0
in
the
displayed
by
the
fast-breaking,
ball-hawking
high
school
cagers.
It's
the
fastest
basketball
in
the
city
today
and
provides
a
continuous
series
of
thrills
throughout
the
game.
If
the
ru
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school
all-stars
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school
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Maple
Leafs
walloped
Annunciation
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for
a
two-game
edge
in
the
series.
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Fraser
&
Payne
Ford
12,
Kristmanson
6,
Nickerson
2,
Tait
10,
Christcnsen
2,
Ciccone
1,
Sheppard,
McAfee.
Total
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North
Stars
Morrison
7,
Le-tourneau
7,
McKay
4,
Sankey
S,
Young
7,
Cameron
5,
Becker,
Helin,
Black.
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