Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
January
22,
1953
Unaiionai
Hockey
Hall
of
Fame
SPORTS
ROUND-UP
More
Fishermen
RiXilNA
(CP)
Records
were
fisheries
set
in
l!i)2
lor
the
number
ot
than
$T
irl
r.-
branch
reports
ists
Only
in
Minds
of
Its
Creators
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was
i
'
A
i
u
Ity
CAVl.t
TALBOT
fa.iC
of
$1".-
neimle
enyyed
in
Krvirt
iLKhin'J
licence
fee
an
Lie
A.
NKW
YORK
(AP)
Jersey
Joe
WaiCOtt
haa
:
In
Saskatchewan.
The
provincia'
000
over
I'i
endured
about
as
much
as
he
could.
-The
former
I
heavyweight
champion
kept
edging
his
chair
for-J
ward,
despite
all
his
lawyer
could
do
to
hold
him
back.,
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had
been
The
old
pappy
guy
FOR
THE
WORLD'S
EASIEST
SHAVES
USE
THE
WORLD'S
SHARPEST
BLADES
t:r.
listening
to
the
head
men
of
..r.rt
f
boxing
discuss,
inferentialty.
Whether
manager
Felix
Boc-
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KINGSTON.
Ont.
(CP)
Tho
international
hockey
Hull
of
lamp,
a
shrine
bom
of
curiosity
10
years
ago
as
a
memorial
to
the
game's
greaU,
near-great
and
founders,
is
on
the
rocks
of
neglect.
It
exists
only
In
the
Imagination
of
those
who
created
It
and
the
nelect
few
who
weje
elevated
to
Its
ranks.
The
ground
for
the
edifice
haunt
been
broken
yet
and
its
bankroll
Is
only
$65,000.
Organized
hockey
apparently
is
doing
little
about
It.
The
move
to
Immortalize
Hum
who
helped
mke
hockey
Can
;-
;
v
I'm
going
to
fight
Rocky
Mar-clano
in
April
or
in
June.
I
want
you
to
know
that
as
long
as
Mr.
Bocchicehio
Is
sick
there
will
be
no
fight.
I
will
never
do
.
'iWKE-
It
y
si
chlcchlo
Is
a
fit
person
to
be
given
a
licence
by
the
Chicago
xmm.
I
....
F
L.
4fK
W
CHflDtaOte'
1
anything
without
him.
If
he's
sick
one
week
or
six
weeks
or
six
months
there
will
be
noj
or
New
York
fight
commissions.
Felix
was
In
hospital
with
a
heart
attack.
Perhaps
that
was
what
finally
forced
Walcott
to
his
feet.
'It's
not
fair,"
he
said.
''Here
you
men
sit
and
talk
about
Mr.
Bocchicehio
as
If
he
had
done
something
wrong
to
boxing.
I
want
you
to
know
that
he's
not
Lffhxp
JUMPS
Sl'TllViaANI).
83.
ot
Kingston,
founder
of
the
International
Hockey
Hall
of
Fame,
played
hockey
with
the
old
Kingston
Athletics
years
ago.
Since
then
he
has
managed
and
coached
a
number
of
clubs
and
was
Dresldent
of
the
On-
fight."
Walcott
sat
down.
He
had
got
j
if
off
his
chest.
I
"You've
made
a
good
case
for
j
Felix,"
Christenberry
said
In
a
voice
dripping
with
sarcasm,
'but
I'm
afraid
you
haven't
settled
anything"
i
ada's
national
winter
sport
startd
Kept.
10.
1943.
Construction
was
to
have
started
In
1051.
i
i
Today,
the
land
donated
for
the
mernuiial
stands
untouched.
.
tmrlo
Hockey
Association
only
my
manager
but
my
dear,
cl-.xf
Pictures
of
the
ereat
are
closet-
191o.
He
also
served
it
I
dear
f
nend.
He'naa
never
tu
in
whole
life
done
one
thing
wrong,
J;-JL
Jersey
Joe
looked
as
though
he
thought
he
had
settled
a
lot
lone
thing
trial
would
low-rate
executive
of
the
Canadian
Amateur
Hockey
Association
for
four
terms
from
1915-1918,
the
only
man
to
hold
the
office
that
long.
boxing.
SHOl'LD
of-T
LICENCE
"It's
not
fair.
He
should
be
given
a
licence.
Why
should
he
i
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1
I
I
ES
CONTINUE
to
qrow
on
the
plot
of
land
in
j0r
which
was
the
site
selected
for
hockey's
cf
Feme.
The
land
was
donated
by
Frontcnac
t,
So
Eosy-Shaving
Thai
Tough
Beard
Is
No
Problem
At
Alt
Year
after
year
Gillette
Blue
Blades
are
first
choice
of
shaving
men
everywhere.
That's
because
no
other
kind
is
as
sharp,
as
easy-shaving,
as
!ong-Iating.
For
extra
convenience
buy
them
in
the
Gillette
dispenser
that
xps
'em
out
unwrapped
ready
for
use,
and
has
a
built-in
compartment
for
sale
disposal
of
used
blades.
20blorfesS1.00
10
Maces
50c
IN
IMPROVED
GILLETTE
DISPENSERS
Refwlar
jHKkaja
5
blades
2
St
be
drug
through
the
mud?
He's
i
done
a
whole
lot
more
lor
dox-
us
he
made
his
way
to
the
dloor.
We
have
repeated
his
re-narks
at
some
length
becau.se
le
might
be
the
first
fighter
in
.listory
to
have
displayed
such
.'lerce
loyalty
to
his
manager.
Whether
he
was
right
in
de-'ending
Bocchicehio
might
be
ubject
to
debate,
but
we
feel
ie
know
the
old-timer
from
;amden
better
than
we
ever
did
when
he
was
the
champion.
He's
pretty
much
of
a
man,
he
is.
1
inn
than
a
lot
of
men
who
ed
In
the
home
of
its
founder.
83-year-old
James
Sutherland,
himself
a
member
of
the
hall.
Hocey
M-eiud
to
nav
turned
a
cold
shoulder
to
tne
deal.
In
1043,
the
National
Hockey
League
and
the
Canadian
Amateur
Hockey
Association
approved
a
site,
after
a
squabble
between
ston
and
Halifax
over
the
birth-place
of
organized
hockey,
and
promised
funds.
The
NHL
said
it
would
give
$30,000;
the
CAHA
$10,000.
The
CAHA
has
lived
up
to
1U
obligation.
The
NHL
has
given
only
7.500.
And.
of
the
$80,000
donated,
about
$15,000
has
been
Dizzy
Dean
Named
to
Hall
of
Fame
haven't
done
anything
except
eet
themselves
appointed
to
some
position."
At
this
point
Jersey
Joe
was
i
looking
right
down
the
gullet
of
NEW
YORK
r-Diz.--y
Dear
Bob
Chrihtenberry,
chairman
ol
the
New
York
state
commission.
former
pitching
star
of
St.
Louis;
Cardinals,
and
Al
Simmons,
s'uaiilne
outfielder
of
Philadel-
air!:
zzm
i
IT
PAYS
TO
ADVERTISE
spent
on
expenses.
Money
came
phia
Athletics,
were
named
Wed-from
Boston
Bruins
and
New
nesday
to
baseballs
Hall
of
York
Rangers,
who
played
bene-1
Fame
fit
exhibition
games
here,
pro-l,
William
H.
Terry,
one-time
Christenberry
said
In
a
maga-;
zine
piece
last
year
that
he
did
not
consider
Bocchicehio,
among
,
others,
an
ornament
to
thej
game.
"Why
haven't
you
given
him
a
licence?"
old
Joe
demanded.,
j
"I
just
want
to
say
that
from
i
what
I've
seen
of
Mr.
Bocchic-'
chio,
he's
a
better
man
and
more
;
of
a
gentleman
than
90
per
cent
'
of
the
others
I've
met
in
th"
j
boxing
game."
,
"We
do
not,"
Christenberry
j
interjected,
"give
out
licences
on
i
silvr
platter."
WONT
FIGHT
vHicial
hockey
associations,
ln-!jjrst
baseman
and
manager
of
dividuab,
corporations
and
thehhe
New
York
Giants,
again
Amateur
Hockey
Association
of
'
barely
failed
to
make
the
grade,
the
U.S.
He
missed
by
seven
votes.
The
city
and
the
county
of
j
DiMaggio
finished
eighth
FronU-ruic
played
their
part.
Un
balloting
bv
baseball
writers.
.
a-A.
4
The
city
donated
$5,000.
The
-
.fl
ill
HOCKEY
SCORES
MIL
Montreal
1,
Toron'o
0.
WIIL
New
Westminster
"
Edmonton
6;
Victoria
5.
Sea''.e
7.
OSHI
Kamloops
5.
Kelowna
county
gave
the
option
on
land
iwur
the
old
court
house
In
downtown
central
Kingston.
Two
years
ago
estimates
for
the
two-storey,
stone
structure
were
$100
000.
The
figure
now
Is
1
-
.
p
:
!
.,
-
if
4
VI
"You
gentlemen,
waicou
said,
"are
talking
about
whether
,
about
$150,000
3
And,
in
an
apparent
move
to
get
the
haU
started,
the
King-
ston
committee
Is
reported
to
be!
dickering
to
buy
03-year-old
f
Cooke's
church,
a
rink-length
.
from
the
main
street
In
the
!
downtown
area.
The
price
may
"i
1
be
75.00
and
a
renovating
job!
,
.
Y
it
,
I
i
.
.
7
Ay,
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if-
.."v.
-
Mr
.
vC
if
V
.
.
"
I
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r
it
.,
This
is
93-yeor-oU
Cooka's
United
Church
in
downtown
Kingston.
MECCHWhe
World's
Finest
Sewing
Machine
-
'4
Johnson
Sets
New
Mark
y
ri
nnd.
Clarence
Campbell,
president
t
of
the
NHL
and
a
member
of.
j
the
Hall
of
Fump's
board
on
governors,
was
asked
about
If1
I
days
ago
to
look
over
the
church!
Mte.
He
said
lv
plans
to
go
in
Ladies'
Five-Pin
League
if
C,'vtilnil.'.
-
'liii-v.a.iy
iilnht
8
t
i
r;u'ure
the
L
lour
livita
li
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,.
.
.,1
ion
o
CARDED
FOODS
,
'
.,
,
,
Die
near
future.
'
)tl
..Klio
18.
Holder
i
18,
ms;
However,
more
money
is
need-1
SI.Mers
17.
P.lncc
Rtipert
I'lu.ub-u.d
Antf
Jm
Suln,,rand
h,ini
Ii.g
17.
To'i;is
16
Cook
14.
Mc-;U1,.a
,
I
Kay
11.
Bkrena
11.
Co-i
p
10.
"A
hex-key
Hall
of
Tame
nlitht!
MIH)
lfc
ri
-
-
-on
,h(,
problem
n(.
MvS
that
oii
Ar.
t.-dMit
this
;onc
ntKht
part
of
the
proceeds
ten-piniiris.
taking
both
Mth
i
c,(
8n
giimrs
played
could
go
U)
'
unrv
h'Kh
t'Pl"
ore.
tnr
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ot
ramc."
Total
pint
counted
570
uxingi
Forty-two
men
have
been
hcorrs
of
VA.
179
and
109
Olhera
!
m,,,,,
to
the
hall
and
their
bowling
over
300
were
ln
Hsrt-
j
Ranles
have
bwn
InscriUd
in
;
'.,i!ii-
ul
mi
lar
!,
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liv
pin
league.
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WA'iruer
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of
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c.iptuie
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roll
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book.
The
book
Is
secreted
in
Sutherland's
home,
awaitinK
s
permanent
resting
pluce.
Photo-graphs
are
tri
his
bedrtmm.
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llinild
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For
the
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games
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honors
were
taken
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801
tor
a
Mnule.
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Hiwl
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Cliuniiw
with
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three
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2.217
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