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ThyrQ' ,5, a funny, thing about
theinicrfike lib a II., it almost
nev6t. tiitewrifWitl'athe4tnuekles.
A curve ball hooks, a fast ball
hops, arid - a' ,slider breaks- •a- .
most idelltidUllY• trPhl ',,e.,P,h,; :Ott .1.
cheil,;.,B.14:t ,eacn 4,14114„1519, 12,41.1, ,..
thrown Izi;( a .rnast.er",' takes off
lo a unique at solArY ''Way, ' c.
It's a, pieth that teltIbin -Amines
the ,aarne way'. twiee.-., ,Inteher*,,, • ,,
catcher, fInd batter can only
guess what it will do.
A quiet North 'Carolinian
named James Hoyt' Wilhelm was
baseball's acicriewledged raaater
of the knuckle,ball after he
shut Out the New York Yan-
keei for ,the secondtime in
seven days, -building his sea"Son-„,
record to '7 and 9, and lowering- .:
of manager I-'aul Richards' Pair
William, the; 35 -year-old ace'
timore pitching staff, can throw ,
curves and sliders and fast balls. ., „, ,..,.,T, ,.,a. 4..,4 ,..4.,„„
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his earned run 'average to 1.13.
Once IA,..a., )yhile he cloes..but .(.•• • •-4,_
85 pa.- cent 'of the time,. apd ''''' ., ' f'.' - ;
invariabiyWhefl he :lS is t 11`, ' :MAKING:.0 FOR LOST TIME -- Edward VollbAhr, ...87, pboye,
10..4.,' .HoyttWilhelin goes with -r . too.lt.tip elaffthingo.five months ago. Since he 1,:tegon hk a ,
day art career, he's turned out scores of sketches in piastel
Dubbed-•randpa Moses" by his friends, Voll•behr says, he
never took instruction.
"
the knuckler.
rj 'gill*, the a1l. With,,, the.; -
Minn*, and tips',of 'his in7d4. and •
Middle'-ftbgers'".„-movirig into. an
easy Windup. IV Vtli 'his "-right
nwitat loCked, Wilhelm throws
aiicl thepitch floats innocently
, toward home -plate almost with'
out.,spein. .Thera, inst before it
reat:liess:'4116 Vatfer, •the., baseball
: -
suddenly ,VeaVes'. t rmay pluin'ar
rna:dOwn., and in, or dol4A'ariclit
out. It May abruptly sail; �i$
.„,
When Sneak Punch
Won For _Frenchman,
-.VICebrges Carpentief7 was un-
doubtedly one the7most hand-
. some laokers _who e4r laced on
.a`tglove. The,FrenchMan who be-
at least, appear to sail.,,rffiThen ,
came light -heavyweight cham-
pion of' the, World had a profile
.that cduld 'eAsily-have won him
a fortune on 'the films if his fists'
.thad not already been doing so
irr,the ring. And he.glid' in fact,
;or
becbme a film star-Ort`retirement
from boxing. • '
a batter hits so,m,ethillig, 1,11C0
bat
solidly," says Richards-,
a in-
tense, ittaidu,S*:Man.;.:' "you 'lave
to conclude .th4t if's an aggi,,-H,
dent." ,r
' Through the yearSIstich
chers as Fred Fitzsimmons and
Dutch Leonard carved long
careers as knuckle -ball ex-
perts. "But," says Casey Sten-
gel, "I never seen one of them
throw it as good- as this .feller
(Wilhelm)."
Wilhelm began t,h r9Wi n g
knuckle balls as a teen-ager artcl
in 1952, his -rebkie year, he won
fifteen lames in relief for the
.11 New „,Y,o r k Gi4nts. Later his
control faltered and he had a
dafteu1t9 time finding it again.
0,N . He „drifted along to St. Louis
and then Cleveland before 'Ili:
chards, a master pitching in-
' tatkictor, reclaimed him. "I won --
deed why, he'd been used in
relief," Richards' say's, "coming '
in 'with men on base where one
passed ball could hurt him. I
th8titiit 'that, .1PerhaPsTiif Hoyt
started, the runners wouldn't
get on base to begin with."
A side problem for Wilhelm
-hasbeen living with catchers.
i. W. Porter at Clevelan‘tried,
catching Wilhelm with a first
baseman's glove but abandoned
the- idea when his hatid »began
aching. Other catchers wore
masks just to warm him up.
Gus Triandos, Wilhelm's current
catcher, allowed four passed
balls one garne,, but believes
that if he gets his body behihd
the ball, he can handle it.
Whilhem does not work his
favorite pitch to spots, "I throw
high or I throw low," he says,
"tut I never go for a corner.
I just try to get it over the
plate." When he does, batters,
abandon hope.
• "Hey Hoyt," shouted Hank
• Bauer, the tough' old Yankee
pro, after the second shutout
• ;
Throw me a fast ball." Wilhelm
grinned and gripped an imagin-
ary knuckle ball. Bauer winced
and looked. away.
NEWSWBEK
itLQue,Apy, -4,tAgejlu Tao-hui
resigned Under fire after he
granted a divorce without hear-
ing the husband's side then later
inaarrie,de:thelavorcee., .
It was Carpentier who, prob-
ably more than any other boxer,.
was responsible for women
flocking to watch the sport. He..
had another fatal fascination,
too. Just as women Tell febis
handsome features, so the merr.,
fell before his flashing fists.
•-
is.ritish boxers seemed particu-
„ larly ;quick to. succumb. Three
topline Men, Billy Wells,n Joe
Beckett, and Kid Lewis, were all
knocked out by him in the” first
round. Beckett; in fact, suffered
this fate twice. Wells and Lewis
'never .had the chalice to play
"double or quits."
,
One thing is fairly certain,441
however. If Carpentier and Lew-
is„ had init again the verdibt
woti1C1' have been reversed. As
it,,,yas,..onathe occasion they did
meet, in May, 1922, CarpeAtier,
, though he, won the. verdict; leaf
almost everything' else.
°On thelace. al things the fight
was hopelessly one-sided. Car-
pentier was light - heavyweight
champion of the world. Lewis
was currently British and Euro-
peen welter and middleweight
champion, but all the physieal
advantages were ' with the
Frenchman:
At the weigh-in Carpentier
only just past the scales at the
175 pound limit; Lewis stepped
on in his street clothes and' still
weighed only 157 pound. Car -
',ender , also had the advantage
of nearly four inches in height
and three inches in reach. What
chance had Lewis of ' getting
through that long guard to land
an explosive punch on his "op-
ponent's handsome chin?
r r
t'
get suffiCient strength back into
his legs to rie
The first round had till half
a. minute to, ran when the ref-
eree pro-elainteiVearpentier the •
c'RiPP.51'n an4Atgrin ot )VPing
khat lated :for SeVeral ininittes.
'Oarpelitier'saction, though'
juStified end legal. and probably
hiStinctive, was anything ..but
, ?sporting, eand the 7 crowd emphat,
,ically let him now their Views,
But there was no question of
disqUalifying the 'Frenchman, as
some of them dernancleth Tech-
nically, CarpentieF was entitled, '
to act as ,he did, The rules state
tliat a boxer shall defend him-
self at all tithes and if Lewis •
wasn't read Y to begin again af-
'tet the brief stoppage that was
his fault,
. Lewis niturally felt he had
„been trealed unfairly, but it was
left to wily little Descamps to
slim up the situation. "It was
battle .of °*its" iTe Te * declared.
"carpentier came eut 011 top!"
Yeti What a...pen,alty Lewis had
to pay on the one occasion he
'failed to let his fist do his taik-
thg4n thet ring!
WRONG LOCATION
A fariner, aurinind for the of -
• of county treasurer, was
rnaklng campaign tours around•
his district, One afternoon he
°Vas iddtessing a gathering
which consisted mostly of farm-
ers. These sons of the soil were.
not,too sympathetic to his poli-
tical views, and, he was being
-• constantly heckled as he talked.
One farmer finally said, "Hey,
Joe! You call yourself a farmer?
'Lt's see the ' calluses on your
hands!" •
, "My friend," snapped the car,-
' dictate, "I am a modern farmer..
"Before I came here this after-
noon I spent six hours on a bin-
.o.cler in a 30 -acre field of oats.
If you call yourself a farmer
• you know that the • calluses
aren't on my hands!"
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during training. Lewis ;had. a
warming -up fight and learned
that Vo
was sending'a
spy 1.8 watch him'. The spy had
little chance to gairi fnubh .
formation' -- -the fight was ll
over in about: a .minute- On
.another..occasion, during a tralh-! '
ing work-out,. Lewis aiscovered
that a friend of Carpentier's was
in the audience. Lewis stopped"
'Weirk-tand-'asked nirru-to leave,
indicating .that, there, would be r
no -more action uritil he had
gone..
. /But ipgwas .the incident of the
mouthpi.ece tha t had Carpentier
really 'sexed.
Wrsn't every-
thing., .Caftientier, had been
lielped4- to yitin many.. of his pre-
y:IOUs:, victories by,: the shrewd
met:Ts 11Vih wily manager,
FravoiszAkessampt So when
Lewls.'„outsrnarted .4 escamps in
the loreliininary
Carpelifitt4niust hacre been bad-
1-- raVigarQ ,
sgEnt several years
,fightirrig in^Ainerica, and had
, 'there; acitrireciyhtdouthpiece,„,a,
nrotection -now ~ uniVet-
;sally usedbybOXerSb,but a nov-
elty,. in ,th9se days, Carpentier
did not •possess one, and Des -
camps claimed that Iieivis woidd
• 'have an' unfair 'adVantage by
-Using such a device:
'EngliShrnah's- reply. was
-"-short. and to the point: no mouth-
, piece,- no, fight. „lie„added, that
bere wastothing ,to„ stop' Car-
pentier using one g' he wished.
e TheWilclefed' -Ffenchinan's
face-saving rejoirier to this was
• tkatt. +Lewis, rcotild,rwiear his
mouthpie,promided it waS ,the
same type it he used, in train-
ing, 8,n4 that Cg2pelifier was
to e alroWed to inspect it be-
fore the fight. • •
It-dSii't•'eeidairr 'whether be
ever did see it, but he was given.
.no time= to,. think ,about it once
thefightbegan, for as soon at
the bell moundedLewis tore
across the ring punching hard
'bcith hand. Carpentier,
who had. expected a more sedate
'opening, -was plainly shaken and
went4to an,ltrimedie* ;clinch.
AS they broke, Le.wis produc-
ed a fliarrY" of blows of . such
power that Carpentier's ribs be-
gan to redden, although the eon-
testwas Only a few- seconds old.
Then-, suddenly, ,Irewis ,switched
his attaok to the .mOuth, and in-
- rio iiine blood , was trickling .
from the Frenchman's lip,
' The creWd..Was -already in an
--uproar at -this,. sensational start,
and Carpentier,.. plainly puzzled,
erj int_atiotho clinch: This
'cthie LeWiS, partially breaking .
free, started' a ffutfi of in -fight -
•1
• Carpentier was now More than
putt1ed-7he-,was adly rattled
ark4„., . began ,,,lauriching.,• wildly.
Some of his., bloyis. brought a -
warning freuri the referee and
oncerai' LeVrie came • in, the
Vtenchin d, grabbed, one arm
under his -own -left. and...punched
away ,.withhis tight. During this
tangle,he .also appeared to hit
Lewis With: his head, andthough°
this riarhalie been accidental
; the trOWd Were not SloOY to show
• their. enge-t:,
But..sensational as this Start
had ' been, more was COrlie;
The referee, already tired of the
Constant mauling and heading,
stopped' the 'light Iectilied
the bolters, As- "he,••• -finished,.
?dropped his --bands atid
turned tOwarda,
ly Hi oeied us MOtith ±9 corn
plaq that, he had beeh too busy
'tF1ng 't'1 thesto be
botiferb*•abtitylieldiiig, but he
• rhal the chance 'to speak,
td to
the referee; the .beintised Cat-
Peritiet lied A pericot VieW of an
titiptOteCted iri-
-Silifat I±dTindiateiyhis
''ghtttiotrd,etitie'd Mit in afierce
hook that traiVelledbately 'a feet
and :Caught, tewia,aqtrate On the
point �t- the JAW.
It was* perfect' bloW,, Per-
''feetlY delivered. NO' Man COO& ."
heVe, silOgYed itileaSt Of all, One
caught, t CoMPletelY rifi his
Lewis had been. Ile
ertittitileA to the fitiorihot lying
gang dazed;
.7' libiting.t1I C�t1nyet tillable 1,6
'Two -such incidents ocyrred.
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,
173O Dundai:Street
LonClon, Otiiorio
TEACHERS WANTED
TEACHER. some experience. A.verage
attendance 17, 1958.School close to
railway and 'No. 11'`Flighway. State
salary. Apply to Mrs, Moffat, Sec.,
Treas Public School -Remote Ontario
.school for •September' Small enroll -
TEACHER ,required far rural publio
mApenpti..‘„,
'stating sallar0 expeeted and
experience, to: John A McLeod, Sec,
Treat of Aberdeen -Plummer Township
school area, Leelnirn, Algoma Ontario.
3s etP011.00iTeE;SeT AeNi Tmteeyaea.IL ,erress t ft no rg st ocwonusnhtlyp.
ttarting 1959-69 •term.
ONE for one -room school calcArthur•a
Mills). Grades 1 to 'V. 'Salary $3.000.
' ONE for principal two -room school
(Hermon).3,o.3o11
Grades V to -111. Salary
ONE for
for junior(Hermon). Grades 1 to tV Salary.
52,.room two -room schod
,
GIVE ridme and address of test InsPec-
tor and experience to ,A.W Ramahot
torn,' Hermon, Ont. •
LAIRD TOWNSHIP SCHOOL AREA
REQUIRESiA QUALIFIED AND
EXPERIENCED ' TEACHER FOR SEPT.
1ST.GRADES 1-8
wmeille-se'cifuirgrdSasuclirae.8Maarrie. 34.T.-
4.-.0ztperience and name of last inspector.
-nector.
HUGH I4ENRY, SEC.-TREAS,
BAR RIVER, ONT.
FARMS FOR SALE •
FARM for sale 9,00 acres, good clay
loam, new bank tram. contract. -
trout river 'through farm. ,7 ,,toom
hence, hydro, spring' water. ridse rto
church, 'school, tourist lakes„ $5000 ,
down; Leslie Plewist"Giiiienhurst-POnt.-.
HELP WANTED
• EXCELLENT monthly guarantee for
part-time delivery jewelry contracts
throughout-OntatioriViust 'be -reliable,
have car- Reftmdable cash deposit( re.
• quired. Inquire about your locality.
Male or female. Name, address, tele-
phone. Write to Box 189 123-18th.Street,
New Toronto Ontario. •
i,
H -OW. Can I?
..... __.;
Y Anne Ashley
Q. How can I remove iniliteiV?
A',. Remove mildew by' wetting ',
the spotadapAig ,lt.relf,,...and„.p.dy,7
ering thickly with finelY-ptil-
verized. „chalk ., or,i, kvli..4..ingis., OV:44,
seek in sem: milk, rinse, 'aiitt,laY
in tne,titiii: r:;.. s,,..:. ti .!..„. ,..,..1. iT.."..ot., 4.
,Itiqvir Akti,„3„„eatity„teniove_
the stringS froM String inane
A. Every., bit of string Can be
1,1
removed f after • thekotighlY
Wash* t ey are plunged filth'
boiling' Water for five minttte8„,.,,
and theri' drained. lh ..,
ALA
INSTRUCTION
EARN more) BookkeePing,, Salesman.
ship, Shorthand; Typewriting; etc, Les-
sons SOO.Ak'•for free circular NO "33.
Canadian CorresMindence •Crlin'tes 19.00
Bay..,Street. Toronto. • •
•
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INCOMEliPROPERTY FOR SALE
A goodyear round income property
in town' of Huritiville. -.City convenien-
ces, excellent lecatiOn; owiierra apart -
Ment available.' Sell orconsider house'
as down Payment. Apply F.0: Box 82
Huntsville, Ont. ,
MEDICAL -
DON'T ,DELATI, EVERY SUFFERER Of
RHEUMATIC PAINS OR NEURITIS
SHOULD TRY DIXON'S REMEDY.
MUNRO'S DRUG STORE,
:-335 -ELGIN OTTAWA
$1.25 Express,Colleet. •
ECZEMAIALVE
BANISH the torment ot dry eczema
rashe't and weeping' „skintronljles, • ;
Post's Eczema Salve will not disappoint
you. Itching, sealing ,and „burning„ecze-r,,
ma; aene; orni. Othiples and feet
eczema tyill respond, readily-, in tho,
stithleSs I,OdtirleA.bintMent Iregdraless--',
of.tiow. 't ,stubborn or hopelest they
Sent POst Free on Receipt of Price
$3.00 PER JAR
POST'S REMEDIES •
2165 St. .ClairiAvenut'Eastt
',
k)TORONTO''..v
,
MONEY TO LOAN
UNLIMITED Money leans to -city and
farm folk. Money, for anyting and
atv.whereiDialling Investments Ltd.,_
24442. • 4
380B.jigieq'Sta4E-Mt4§e7211,0 of0001
M ilt
E.14 $1.00 tO410.00,for dld78 LE3L
Setirds: 11E00"-I9tinger'1lst
aishipPlflt-
Snstructiona. 7403 Greenwood;
t!...8Vt9M(.1•WINtti4tklIrlit ' j
SCHOOL AREA BOARD
REQYJIRES a qualified teacher. Duties
to commence in September, 1959.
Hydro,,Salary, $3,000.
. APPLY» stating experience, name and
address' of 'last inspector, to:
'
'MRS, PEARLE PLEWIS,
,,,21RCRETARY•TREASURER,
3, GREVENHURST,
MUSKOKA, ONT.
TWO QUALIFIED .-C-ATHOLIC
"FOR tw.a.T.erA0C,mHERseSp
aWrAatNeTsEeDho*ol,
•Motningten; Perth' County. Senior
roem,,Grade.5 to 8. Salary, $3,000 to
53,200 ;junior; room, Grades 1 to 4,
$2,700 to $2,900, according t� expert-
enekand .qualifications. Duties to com-
inetide-iir-Btitember. State experience,
qu5lificatiOns',7ancl references.
ALBERT C. MOSER, SEC.-TREAS.
Ne. 1, BRITTON, ONT.
Nymark's lodge and Motel
ST. SAUVER, DE MONTS, P.Q.
ON private lake; modern log lodge for
150,' swimming pool, dancing nightly,
tennis, sports, own golf course; riding
available. Comfortable, friendly atinos.
phere. Choice menu. Free golf to
weekly guests.4Folder. Rates $7 up. ,
' Ilbitrvnreek191-ymee,:o
Honeymoon Special $110.. 5130 Week
SUMMER PROPERTiES FOR SALE
FEIIT •
lit3A.LA -Park, Island; for sale or _rent. ,
tsclittage •r1 beautiful- Muskoka' -Lake.
.. Will sleep. 11, hydro, tap wateir. elec.
, 641&refrIgdiatbre OroPhilk gas Tot edbk.
ing, and rowboat, Apply Albert Dunn.
31 William St. Delhi, Ont.. Phone 6783.
At Hewtin. 4 itiiioe Paint .
.1, •;••
Spot4iiiiit
a 0, '0''
0e1'q141:'
A:yiiual0iofIi
,
hohifi xitAtir. Sattratdthe sots fh e or;loufitinies,ari.
then whsh in soap stitS,
1
Rinse iti
clear Water, dry, itiid press,
SPORTING GOODS
FIBREGLASS CANoZs, , "$ENECA
ft. 55 Ilia, Wildetticss"rested:4Sendffet
Free „Catalogue Z151 Snorting' Goed/I:
‘A.nitgeltkaiPlt 6Sts
Ste IVISb6afre.303114;aGrblet?
5t5 4V
SWINE
Tit' latest an Swine Breeding, Bind
ted. Start ride herd now.Registet-,„
d Landrece glItt bred ifietargd Blfielt
oars, also iniperted "Large ‘1311bktP
o se Cteek,,Farria, Galina Va1le5-,;:011-
a o.
A
TALENT WANTED
Seeking, -the an round Canadian. Sir(
Mits Canada $6000 in,
ScholarshIns courtesy of , Pepsi -Cali
Company: of Canada Limited. •
;r!”. • RequIreni *Mei Age .--- I See le year*.
. Velucition44 Vawire MO Wised: ',Tient
entilet cleOe JU1Y- 20tMEWrite. Miss
tzt, Ntigiattv,.% 10114,,%;tg.f'
‘iiittiett tains a d
Exce ent Opportunity
ESP A Ot
.PLAkIC SCHOOL
Grcde Tecich6r
• • ,,17,:_iloom scHoor.,
• PEDERATION'SALARY SCHEDULE TO
".END.'0F„1.EVEL 5 IN EFFECT
• .APPLV;.' ift;dit.g usual information ra.
gutted to: ,
• ->M1f.r•ANDREW E. ELLIS
PRINCIPAL.
ESPANOLA, ONT.
taucks
PICKUP truck oWners. Protect your
valuable ,equipment. Get a Newhall
itabl beiftlfbr your truck. Any size for
any truck. Box 573, Newhall, Calf -
TURKEYS
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;'ItirgkgehVnifirket type sttain,?Reettni,
•BROAD, Btcatted B.io_iii..e_ttit.17Ptiult_i,..
,, ably, ptided. Citctlar, littlistint TUrkey
•.Faltfitlidlfateherir R 2. Calingiellfetd.
Ont.
U.S..A. RESORTS
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,.. DETILOIT,„Midli. submit; 31/2 Mile§ city
r-,--iimu,s: over -flight camas serill-MOdetri,
free .-, T„, -Y; pidnie tablet. Centrally Id,
v,eated ,;for, tetirist atttactions. Most
cabiria$,Loo,kOr. 2 People', Cottage Grove
P....cout,-276oIrseiegrapii Ild., (U.S.. 24)
• t -"NOtilii1/4teri1 Hwy.. Rittningliairt.
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May be Warfliflg.
pletcatlikie , 'Atli tallied: i)Y, laty
- IcidneYkilliiii. When kidneyi Sit out of
order, 'seen arida and:WI-ilea rernain
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t itirbed feet 0, it lir id -iiiii anti beery:,
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