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; By GEOFF AYRES
Daily News Sports Editor

Tomorrow night a dapper young man will make another
tradition when he makes a public appearance
before several thousand people in Yankee Stadium. His is a
one-man effort to prove “that they do come back,”
However, our hero, one Mr, Charles while he may have the best
wishes and moral support of a great many people, does not
support of majority of the people on the
tinent, and as a consequence he enters the
under-dog for his meeting with a rough and
ready gent, from Brockton, Massachusetts Marciano by name,

attempt to buck

~~Letermined

have the financial
North American con
spotlight as a 1-5

Now, whereas nearly everyone believes in the fond North
American hope that every shoe-shine boy
the fondest thoughts of most
tempered by superstition,

And if superstition is not enough, then they can drag out
facts or anyway a list of attempts by former champs, that preves
“that they never come back.” (Of course, in Columbus’ day the
experts had a fairly tight argument that fhe world was just as
flat as their little empty heads) so in reality, the “never come
hack” theory belongs in the deep underbrush where you can fust
see the man who said there never would be a four minute mile
peeking out.

However, we do not look to the challenger in tomorrow’s bout
to be the Golden Boy to break the chain of tradition. For one
thing, he wasn’t particulariy popular when he was champ. He
never captured the imagination of Joe Citizen, the sports writers
or the back-stage fast buck set, whose influenee is never men-
tioned when the scoring is announced. We feel that Ezzard has
not been chosen for the role.

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The fighter that does regain the crown will be a very popu-
lar chappie all round. He will be a popular challenger, popular
champion and he will lose the crown because he was hit while

blowing a kiss to his ever-loving, dear old mother, happily
munching her Hershey bar in second row ringside. That is the
type of challenger to regain the title, the kind, home-spun boy
Who rushes right home after every fight so that he can go over.
his bank book with his Mom, It will be a real money making
lighter who regains the title. a man they can build a million or
so dollar gate around.

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Tomorrow’s parade of the gladiators we feel, won't go too far.
It ‘won't be like the time the ringsider dropped his hat during
the first round and by the time he’s picked it up it was time to.
go home—it won’t be that fast. However if Mr. Mareiano has
heen watching his P's, Q’s and Ez’s. he should be able to do a
fairly tidy job by the end of the sixth. This should give him
plenty of time to catch the second show at the Bijou and all will
be right with the underworld.

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The bawling bug secms to have landed squarely in the city
and run riot, biting people indiscriminately. Last week people
were hauling themselves over the flint and granite approaches
of Roosevelt Park to watch baseball. and then all of a sudden ,
kegling leagues spring up like mushrooms. This is the season that
haby sitters, grown lean while parents: hoisted their youngsters
around with them all summer, how grow sleek and fat—and. have
a chance tc catch up on the latest doings of The Rotman as well
as try oul their employers’ latest record acquisitions.

Shortly too, the Civie Centre should take on its bustle of
winter activity—and with a bustle, the Civic Centre doesn't look
{oo bad—clubs that: have been idle during ihe summer are
‘tarting to pick up the threads again, committees are baing
formed, and before you know it, here comes the annual plea
to appoint someone in your club, group,. or organization to send
your league's activities'in to this departinent:no later than the
lay or night after they take place.

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Next (o soggy hoteakes left over from the day before, there’s

nothing to take the dull fodder prize quicker than old, left over
news or sports stories. This department will try to cover as many
activities that fall under the name of sport as possible, with the
exception of Thursday's ‘bowling night)” but ‘reports indicate
that there's more goes on in Prinee Pupert than any one person
can attend (sports events, that isi. go we hope there .will be a
steady flow of conelse, prompt write-ups of your activities,

One word of caution however, deadline for the sports page
each day is 10a.m, That merely means that by the time 10 o'clock
rolls around each morning, all the srace on the sports page or
pages has been used up sv the earler the item comes in, the
more chance there is that it will be handled that day.

a a

Understand that the Moose Stag Fishing picnic Sunday was
f huge success, according to Erie Martin, who says that the wea-
ther was perfect for the event. Eric reports that a certain per-
centage of those attending look along fishing taekle, Perey Bond,
Jim Bacon and Erie himself did, anyway, AN three garnered
prizes—Perey for catching the largest cut-throat, Jim for the
jargest Dolly and rie for the largest coho, Prize of a {ishing ont.
fit will go lo a winner as yet undetermined,

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. Tuntiig seag n for ‘buck, deer, Migratory, and upland.eame
Hes gets under Way" (odiy ht the Fister Nistriet, Commercial
rcing pols are warned to take a iUle extra aluitudeover to
the-ont df the Cascade Mountains. « hunter that can mistake

man fora deer at 40 yards—-weil, what chance has an acro-
Wane got?

 

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people for Ezzard the Charies are

 

 

With the huntin
|migratory birds and

species of game ope
prints below a cond

(for local nimrods,
A clarification of boundaries
for district hunters, as provided
by Game Warden Cliff: Walker
shows that the Eastern District
for migratory birds starts to

whila the boundary between East
and West districts for game and
upland birds falls roughly at
Remo on’ Highway 16.

‘Furthermore, Game Warden
Walker points out with regard
to hunting deer in the Queen
Charlotte Islands ‘that there is
ho closed season on deer cf elth-
er sex on the islands, but that
deer must be tagged according
io game regulations. Deer can-
not be exported from the Queen
iCharlottes aiter November 30. °

Hunters are warned that the
lags this year for moose and elk
tre a combined tag, which al-
lows a hunter ‘to bag one elk
oF One; Moose. There Is no cow
mooSe.geason open between here
and Prince George,

Penalty
found in possession of game
birds, deer and mountain gout
out of season: is

 

a minimum of;

$25 cer bird or animal. Mlegal | 9).

bosse ssion of grizzly bear, moase, |
mountain sheep or elk carries a;
minimum fine of 100,

WESTERN DISTRICT
Ganie—Bear, Grizzly, Season—

Sept. 4-June 30. Bag limits--N. of [No bag limit,

Sah parallel, two: elsewhere,
ene,

Black or Brows, 10 close sea-
son, No bag lmit.

Deer, bueks or y, over one year |

Sept. 18-Nov, 30. ‘two deer, On!
Vancouver Jsiang one, |
‘Moosay pulls, Sept 18-Nov. 30,

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PITTSBURGH G.. Marlene more, PA,
Blowart, Canadian Women's | litlehades, 4
Open golf champion, evereime at unnied
pabatnd lett hand Tuesday tal Grasse
Wn Wwe matches and quallfy for:
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THE UNIVERSITY OF- MARYLAND'S head football conch Jim Tatum
iron hopefuls as football practice gets underway. at..College : Park, ,

cessful 1953. season, seems to have lots of —_ as = ul
Boundaries Clarified
As Hunting

g Season opening on buck deer,
upland game birds in’ the prove |
|Ince’s Hastern District today and the.season on some}
ning on Saturday. The Daily News
ensed version of game regulati

the east of the Khyex Bridga, |

 

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Two goat,
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Six per day, of one species: eight
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‘Tatum, who ,undoubtedly
hopes for.a repeat, performance by.his team which; went:to the Orange Bowl after a very. suc-

another ‘powerhouse.

me a :
Simon Pures
‘VANCOUVER (-—~ A_ specta!
meeting to consider the thes-
plan activities of the world’s
heavyweight weightlifting king
has been called by the British
Columbia branch of the Ama-
teur Athletic Union of Canada,
Decision to call the meeting
was announced yesterday by Ken
McKenzie, BCAAU president, af-
ter he learned Doug Hepburn
was working as-a strong man
with a travelling show..troupe. .
McKenzie
to name the meeting date,
Professor Bob Osborne,.-head
of the University of British Col-
umbia physical education de-
partment, said Tuesday that,

jin his opinion, Hepburn now is
a professional,

ons
One or one elk.

"Elk, bulls. on QC Islands. Sept.
18-Sept. 30. One or one moose.

On Vancouver Island, Oct. 9-
Oct. 13, One or one~ moose,

Mountain goat, except Van-
couver Island. Sept. 4-Noy. 30.
Two goat.

Migratory Birds—

Ducks, Oct. 16-Jan 13. Ten
daily of which no.more than
elght may be species other than
pintall or widgeon and not more
than one be wood duck, 100 per
scascn.. ‘

Coots, Oct. 16-Jan 13. 25 daily,
150 per season. Prof, Oshorne -is.a former .na-

Geese, Oct. 16-Jan 13. Five‘ tional president of the AAU,
daily in.aggregate of all kinds,, The controversy was touched
25 @ season in age. of all kinds, /Off by Bill Rayner, sports edi-
_ Black Brant, Dec. 11-Feb, 28, | tor of the Trail Dalty Times, who
Five daily In aee. of all kinds, 25 jreported Hepburn. had: signed a
per season of all kinds. ‘pro contract with Terry Forbes
' Wilson's Snipe, Oct. 16-Nov, 15,, director of the travelling show,
Eight daily, 50 per season;
Upland Game Birds— ved

Blue Grovise, Sept. 4-Oct. 31,
Six per day, of which two may
e willow. wherever an open sea.

 

Vernon, B.C, utter
'proks, said:

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| profesional, T am going to try
}and make odule money, I don't

the story

Ruffled (willow), Oct, 16-Nov.: whether cr not I turned pro, It

wasn’t long ago they didn't give
2 damn if + vas an amateur or
ia pro—or even If T lived.”

He was rezerring to the diffi-
culty he had In raising funds to.
20 to Slockhalm ast year where
he won the title at the world
weightlifting championships,

He said he had not signed any
contract but added he was not

planning to compete In the 1956
Olymples,

EASTERN DISTRICT

Bear, Grizzly, Sept. 4-June 30,

Black, brown, no clase season,

peer, bucks, Sept, 15-Noy,’ 30,

Does, Nov, 24-Nov, 30. Two deer,
Moose, hulle, Sept. 1-Dec, 1b,

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‘Standings.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
7 WoL Pet. GBL

New York ....... 00 83 629
Brooklyn .....,., 87. 57 604 ay
Milwaukeo 8 58 502 5if
Clneinnal O15 4 att,
Philadelphia ..... 48 75 476 22
St. Louls . 2.2... G6 17 402 24
Chicago” ....,.,, G0 B86 4t1 Bit,
Pittsburgh 5I 04 852 40

AMERICAN LEAGDE
WoL Pet. ann,

Cleveland ........, 105 40.724
New York SO 48 667° B14,
Clileava SL 85 823 lay,
Detroit 0... G4 Ad 444 40%,
Boston ...,...., U3 80 441 4)
Washington ...., Gl BY aay 43y,
Baltimore ...... 49 $10 ..308 66°
Philadelphia... 5-39 og 338 ‘66 -

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“By ED CORRIGAN \
As the National League pen-
nant chase rushes to its climax,
it becomes more evident’ that
three-game Brooklyn-New York
series next week will decide the.
winner, :
Milwaukee, for all intents and
vurposes, is-out of the running
‘The Giants wok care of that tast
hight ‘with 2-1 vietory over .the
Braves. With 12 games lo play,
the Braves are 514 ghines back,
a virtually insurmountable mar-
gin. The Glants still lead the
Brooks by 44 games.
Either, of course, could eol-
lapse before Monday when: the
set gets under way in’ Ebbots
Feld, but at the rate the’ two
have been going it’s hardly like-

The main pressure {s on’ Walt
‘Alston's Dodgers. They can’t af-
ford to lose a single game, Every
game presents a crisis with the
team for tiey have only 10 left

The Giants have 11
‘games left. oo
‘Actually, no matter. what the
‘Brooks ‘do to the Giants, they
can: gain no more then three
games. So they will heed as-
sistance from some other club. -

games from. the Giants, they
could’ haly ihe’ Grooklyn cause,
From ther. on, the Glanis play
six games tn a row with Phila-
delphia, moe

Brooklyn kept jn the race last
night- with a 449 trlumph over
Cincinnati Redlegs behing the

In: "mean nvthine” national

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Meeting —
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Friday, September 17

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