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Tennis
Champ
Exiting
Cage
Tourney
Gets
Underway
Tonight
By
DICK.
AYICKS
"Mo"
Connolly
Tops
U.S.
Poll
NEW
YORK
L
For
the
third
straight
year,
Maureen
Connolly,
the
world's
tennis
queen,
was
COUGARS
HOLD
STAMPS
TQ
After
being
last
in
the
seven-team
Western
HocK(.y
most
of
1953,
Victoria
Cougars
rose
up
in
Calgary
M,
and
held
the
second-place
Stampedeis
to
a
3.3
ti(l
T
.
the
best
a
coast
team
uraving
the
prairie
Will,
wilds
h
able
to
do
In
a
long
time.
It's
also
the
third
time
that
Victoria
has
showed
against
the
three
top
teams
of
the
league
since
the
Ni,
The
Cougars
trounced
third-placq
New
Westminster
t
Year's
day
and
then
batted
Vancouver
3-1
in
Canuck-den
five
days
later.
In
the
Okanagan
Senior
Hockey
league
last
night'
Canadians
shellacked
Kelowna
Packers
7-3.
tew.
J--,
v
t
v
M"
i""5!
T-i'
-T-y
;
chusc-n
U.S.
female
athlete
of
the
year
for
1953
in
the
23rd
annual
Associated
Press
year-end
poll.
Little
Mo,
who
holds
all
the
world's
major
tennis
titles
and
led
the
U.S.
Lawn
Tennis
Association
rnnkings
for
the
third
l
-
y-
1
"r'lvy
consecutive
year
In
1953,
ran
up
ROUND
ROBIN
r
ft'
,
Sports
Editor
Daily
News
There's
many
a
slip
t'wixt
cup
and
lip
and
few
basketball
fans
in
Prince
Rupert
are
willing
at
this
point
to
pick
the
eventual
winner
of
the
Parker
Round-Robin
cage
tournament
which
gets
under
way
-tonight
at
7:U0
at
the
Civic
Centre.
But
one
thing
Is
certain
there
a
theoretically
more
favorable
will
be
plenty
of
action
and
lots
position.
Whether
the
hardware-of
excitement.
men
have
gone
stale
over
the
Scheduled
to
see
action
in
the
holidays
will
be
seen
in
the
third
first
of
the
two-night
series
are
'game
of
the
series
when
G
&
A
Senior
B
league's
teams,
Man-
meets
Manson's.
This
test
fol-son's
Omegas,
Columbia
Cellu-
lows
Bo-Me-Hi
Rainmakers
1954
lose
300
Club
and
Gordon
&
An-
!
debut
into
senior
company,
when
derson
plus
Inter
A
entries
Watts
the
high
schoolers
meet
Colum-and
Nickerson'5
and
Bo-Me-Hi
bia
Cellulose
School
Rainmakers.
Following
on
tne
n-eels
of
the
A
great
deal
has
happened
G
&
A
vs
Manson's
encounter,
since
the
tournament
was
first
Watts
&
Nickersons
tangle
with
plan.ied,
then
postponed
for
the
j
CCC
300
Club
to
wind
up
the
Duke
of
Coiinaught
series
and
;
first
evening's
play
the
High
now
being
staged
on
the
heels
of
school
gang
meet
Minor
Simund-the.
Prince
Rupert
Challengers'
,
sen's
G
&
A
crew.
Alaska
tour.
At
stake
are
a
Most
Valuable
I'NDKR
THE
GL!
Player
trophy
and
a
trophy
for
BASKETBALL
a
heavy
margin
in
a
pou
i
sports
writers
and
sportscaster
,
The
19-vear-old
from
San!
Diego,
Calif.,
received
73
first-'
place
votes
of
the
126
ballots
cast,
and
a
total
of
281
points.
She
beat
out
another
famous
San
Diego
athlete,
channel
swimmer
Florence
Cliuiiwitk,
who
had
21
first-place
votes
and
152
votes.
Third,
and
the
only
other
woman
athlete
in
the
first
10
to
receive
as
many
as
100
points,
was
Babe
Dldrlckson
Za-harias.
The
Babe
got
13
first,
and
an
even
100
points.
1
a
FIVE
TEAMS
1
no
mi:
in
KMMiiitns
(.okion
&
anhu
VVC
WATTS
&-
N(
Kit!
TESTING
the
newly-completed
British
Empire
Games
cycle
track
in
the
Grandview
area
of
Vancouver
are
four
Vancouver
cyclists
who
hope
to
represent
Canada
in
the
games
starting
next
July.
Left
to
right
are:
Lome
Atkinson,
Jim
Davles,
Jr..
Tony
Bachetts,
and
Ed.
Bang.
j
Little
Mo
began
1953
by
wln-!
ping
the
Australian
champion-i
ship
at
Melbourne
last
January.
She
was
upset
by
Doris
Hart
In
I'ntler
the
Run
are
Senior
B
-I
Rose,
Hart
wig
Doubles
Champs
Richard
on
Scoring
Spree
As
Habs
Thrash
Maple
Leafs
MANSON'
S
FRIDAY
and
SATURDAY
li!GI
from
7:30
p.m.
on
Reserve
75c
Rush
50c
Students;
CIVIC
CENTRE
the
Italian
international
tournament
at
Rome,
but
defeated
Miss
Hart
in
the
French,
Wimbledon
and
U.S.
Nationals
at
ADELAIDE,
Australia
i.f
Mervyn
Rose
and
Rex
Hartwig
I
;
today
won
the
South
Australian
KOI
It
ACHIEVEMENTS
total
to
25,
the
league-leading
Detroit
Red
Wings
broke
out
with
two
goals
in
thehlrd
period
to
beat
the
fourth-place
Boston
Bruins
3-1
in
Detroit.
Miss
Chadwick
had
four
major
doubles
tennis
championship,
downing
the
defending
champions,
Lewis
Hoad
and
Ken
Rose-wall,
6-2,
6-3,
4-6,
6-4
in
the
a!l-
the
player
who
amasses
the
most
points
during
the
10-games,
plus
individual
cups
for
every
member
of
the
winning
team.
OIT
ON
A
LIMB
We
have
been
dared
to
"go
out
on
a
limb"
ourselves
and
pick
a
winner
for
the
tournament,
and
being
loathe
to
turn
down
such
an
offer
we're
going
to
do
better.
Here's
our
selection
of
winners
for
tonight's
games,
chosen
without
malice
aforethought
and
merely
to
see
how
well
we
have
the
batkehall
sized
up
in
Prince
Rupe
Mansons
U'
take
Watts
and
Nickersons
in
the
first
game.
Rainmakers
to
beat
CCC
300,
in
the
second.
coaches
Bill
Mct'hesney
and
Pop
Pay.
The
former
faces
a
dilemma
from
the
start
as
his
Manson's
Omegas
meet
Watts
and
Nickersons
of
the
Inter
A
loop
which
he
also
coaches.
In
the
first
place
he
knows
the
strength
and
weaknesses
of
both
teams.
Which
is
he
going
to
coach
in
the
second
place?
Will
he
play
the
strength
of
one
against
the
weaknesses
of
the
other?
On
top
of
that
he's
going
to
bring
four
of
his
regular
players
back
from
Ketchikan
today,
tired
after
a
three-game
series
with
no
rest
in
between.
They
are
Ray
Spring,
Danny
Bill,
Mickey
Webster
and
Joe
Walsh.
The
Montreal
victory
left
Can-
channel
conquests
In
five
wccks
last
fall.
She
swam
from
England
to
France
in
14
hours,
42
minutes,
record
time
for
the
English
channel
crossing.
Two
adiens
In
second
place
with
49
1
Australian
final.
points,
one
off
the
Detroit
pace.
After
the
match
H;iad
com-
aisMMaissssssssssMaMiaatSMMMiiti-iMi-
mi.mt
The
Leafs
are
five
points
behind;
plained
of
a
slight
recurrence
of
weeks
later
he
broke
all
records
cunamens.
By
JIM
BASTABLE
Oiiindinn
Pross
Stuff
Writer
Maurice
Richard,
idolized
and
hated,
is
back
in
the
headlines
to
remind
National
Hockey'
League
fans
he
should
be
ranked
among
the
game's
all-time
greats.
He
is
already
there
as
far
as
Montreal
fans
are
concerned.
Richard,
who
has
shown
color
and
destructive
scoring
power
since
he
broke
into
professional
hockey
11
years
ago,
scored
three
goals
and
two
assists
Thursday
night
to
lead
Montreal
Cana-diens
to
a
7-3
victory
over
the
third-place
Toronto
Maple
Leafs.
To
the
14.452
fans
in
Montreal.
Richard
was
back
in
shape
and
.
-
for
swimming
me
oiraiis
01
uid-
has
bothered
him
Intermittently
,,
Euro
t0
Africa.
she
this
season.
For
The
Second
Time
h
TIP
TOP
Tailors'
44
Yen
followed
by
swimming
the
tricky
Bosporus.
Europe
to
Asia,
and
Feature
of
the
doubles
final
wai
Rose's
reversal
of
his
recent
1
beck
again.
poor
form.
He
served
strongly
j
TwQ
days
,atpr
she
gwam
,he
Manson's
over
Gordon
&
An-
Pop
Pay
likewise
gets
back
two
dersons
in
the
third.
and
volleyed
accurately.
He
did
not
drop
his
service
at
any
time
Turkish
Dardanelles,
both
ways,
Turkey
to
Greece.
players
who've
played
three
CCC
to
down
Watts
&
Nicker-
Hogan
Named
Athlete
of
Year
NEW
YORK
Ben
Hogan,
called
by
many
the
greatest
golfer
who
ever
lived
after
he
captured
the
British
Open
championship
with
a
record-smashing
final
round
last
summer,
was
and
made
many
brilliant
interceptions
at
the
net.
games
straight
this
week
and
,
son
in
the
fourth
game.
another,
DonScherk,
is
sidelined
Rainmakers
over
G
&
A
in
the
fifth
game.
nnce
mnrp
t.ho
crna-lincr
chins-
Saturday
Hoad
meets
Tony
,nailv
News
Want
AJs
Cirt
Kesnlts
Trabcrt
of
the
United
States
in
I
-
the
singles
final,
billed
as
a
re
Now
let's
all
be
there
at
the
j
down
rightwinger
who
rates
hig:i
with
a
mangled
beak.
That
weakens
Pop's
squad
and
leaves
Gordon
and
Anderson
who
have
not
played
since
December
19
in
Civic
Centre
-tonight
to
see
how
play
of
their
brilliant
Davis
Cup!
match
ln
December.
I
wrong
a
guy
can
be.
voted
"male
athlete
of
the
year
with
such
greats
as
Eddie
Shore
and
King
Clancy.
While
the
32-year-old
Richard
was
boosting
his
season's
goal
-3
J
J
II
i
LT
for
1953
Wednesday
In
the
23rd
annual
year-end
Associated
Press
poll.
"Boxing
Dead''
Says
Sugar
Ray
Happy
To
Be
Song,
Dance
Man
Curling
Results
CURLINO
RESULTS
Pae
4
.
.
Results
of
last
mtrht'n
piny
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Curlin?
Club
s
Oeori?e
I"
The
mighty
Texas
shotmaker,
who
won
golf's
triple
crown
in
1953
the
U.8.
and
British
Open
championships,
and
the
Augusta
Masters
was
an
overwhelming
EXTRA"
PANT
JWifh
Every
Tip
Tdp
Tailors'
Cook
trophy
competition
are
as
fol-
choice
In
the
country-wide
poll
io
By
WALTER
GRAY
and
other
candy
each
day
and
I
TORONTO
CP)
"The
boxing
still
weigh
157
"
game
is
dead.
They
need
some
j
Sugar,
Ray
goes
.
through
a
1
of
snorts
writers
and
sports-
otorvnon
10
peterwn
i;
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Park-
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la,
McKenrlf
fl:
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(onodo
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presents
TORONTO
SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
"pop"
concert
PATSY
PARR
PIANIST
toniqht-CFPR
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new
ones
in
the
business."
song-and-dance
routine
twice
Berg
1;
Ostertag
18.
Ford
6:
Thorn
15.
Greene
4;
Robertson
15,
Mc-Ntect
7.
MADE-TO-MEASURE
Jessie
Shenton
With
this
phrase
Sugar
Ray
Robinson
emphasises
the
fact
that
he
has
no
regrets
over
leaving
the
ring.
The
colorful
former
middle-
nightly
and
picks
up
a
cheque
varying
from
$5,000
to
$15,000
a
week.
;
,
In
his
dressing
room
between
his
two
half-hour
shows
at
a
i
::k
S
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Ml
:
Fred
E,
Dowdie
OPTOMETRIST
New
address:
303
3rd
Ave.
W
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Green
960
Double
Winner
.
Jessie
Shenton
of
New
Laurels
rolled
324
and
714
Tuesday
night
to
top
A
Division
of
the
j
Ladies
Five-Pin
bowling
league1
3
Days
Oni
uu...5
i.i.a...imi
nj
ht
club
32-year-old
pound
of
chocolates
a
day
and
is
;s
R
still
in
fighting
trim.
He's
burn-!ance
anoner'
of
just
nnisning
ing
up
his
energy
in
a
new
me--
tiUe
f,
ht
slumped
ln
front
of
d.urn-mght
club
entertaining
;
j,,,
dressing
table,
perspiration
ana
,
socializing.
dripplng
f
rom
hls
forehead,
Rob-
I
don
t
have
a
chance
to
gain
;
j
buckled
as
his
valet
or
lose
any
weight,
he
says
I
!
d
anolner
towel
around
can
eat
a
pound
of
chocolates
-we
nls
shoulders
and
quipped:
in
high
singles
and
high
three
i
game
totals.
Team
high
single
was
captured
by
Art
Murray's
with
1036
and
team
high
three
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1914,
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will
agree
tliat
the
Lloyd
is
the
carriage
to
buy.
I.
Two
kinds
of
carriages
The
new
"Lloydlile"
featherweight
models,
or
I.loyd
"Steel"
Carriages
proven
over
the
years.
S.
The
new
Lloyd
Sun
Visor.
3.
The
I.loyd
"Adjusla-vent"
Hood,
(patented).
A
great
idea
for
the
hot
summer
days.
4.
I.loyd
"Safety"
Hood
Spreaders.
No
protruding
bandies
to
hurt
young
toddlers.
,
5.
Lloyd
"Clear-Vu"
Storm
Apron
(patented).
6.
Lloyd
"Truly
safe"
Safety
Stand
and
Brake,
(patented).
It
won't
upset.
7.
Lloyd
"Super-comfort"
coil
springs
for
a
smooth
vibration-free
ride.
8.
Lloyd
"Nylon"
Wheel
Bearings
never
need
oiling,
never
squeak.
9.
Handle
INSTANTLY
adjustable
to
two
heights.
10.
Lloyd
Super-easy,
compact
folding.
All
models
fold
the
Mine
way.
II.
INSTANTLY
convertible
to
a
stroller.
12.
"Lionide"
Enclish
leather
cloth
coverings.
Tin
Bnest
material
wt
know
of
for
baby
carriage
service.
13.
The
finest
finishes
we
can
find
for
metal
parts.
Anodizing
for
aluminum
the
finest
chrome
plating
or
baked
on
metallic
enamel
14.
While
plastic
handle
grip
easy
on
the
hands
particularly
in
the
winter.
"SLIGHTLY
DANGEROUS"
STARRING
CELESTE
HOLM
ONE
WHOLE
HOUR
OF
ENTERTAINMENT
PRESENTED
BY
...
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Cosh
in
too!
Get
FREE
Extra
Skirt
wirt
your
suit
at
these
same
prices.
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only
2
Suits
to
a
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TIP
TOP
TAILOR
Come
in
and
see
the
Lloyd
Carriages
or
phone
or
write
for
booklet
that
will
give
you
more
detailed
inlormation
about
the
14
special
Lloyd
features.
From
$47.95
"A
Oood
Place
to
Boy
For
Over
a
Quarter
of
a
Century"
A.
MacKENZIE
FURNITURE
LTD.
BOB
PARKER
L1MBTED
(P.
CRAVETTO)
The
Home
of
Friendly
Service"
Your
Local
FORD-MONARCH
Dealer
Phone
BluM
206
Fourth
Street
308
Third
Avenue
Phone
775