HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1948-2-25, Page 5Sports m And One Thing
or Another
By FRANK MANN HARRIS
("A Sixblt Critic")
For the past couple of seasons most
of the other National hockey League
clubs have been loudly Reefing about
allegedly illegal tactics used by the
Maple Leafs, So the outer day a
Toronto paper published some action-
Pic
ction-
pic t u r e s taken during a Leafs -
Rangers game, clearly showing that
the New Yorkers were using pre-
cisely the same tactics that they, and
the others, had been complaining
about.
* *
Just why the paper should have
gone to this trouble, we really cannot
say. Any competent observer of
hockey, as it is played today, knows
right well that if ever the rules
against illegd hooking and holding
were strictly enforced they'd have to
double the size of all the penalty -
coops, and that most games would
be largely played with an average of
about Three players a side on the ice.
* * *
!Wella( is really irking those other
"Big League" (rants, in our opinion,
is the fart that the Leafs are con-
siderably smoother in their use of
such tartirs, and don't pct caught
in the art as often as the clnn,sicr
ones.
There may be a reason for this
stale of affairs; or the "hook check"
—which is simply keeping an oppon-
ent out of action under the guise of
reaching for the puck --was brought
to its fittest flower of perfectioli by
"Nappy" Day, now coach of _the
Maple Leafs, ]'laying on the false
team tvitil men like Red I-Iorner,
King Clancy, Chuck Conacber and
other rough -and ready operators, Day
had the reputation of being an ex-
ceptionally clean player. And while
it is undoubtedly true that he never
performed any great amount of
bodily mayhem on his opponents,
what he used to do to their morale
is something else again!
• * *
Deceilingly powerful - he had
more streilgih in his arms than al-
most any athlete we've ever known—
Day could hook an enemy out of the
play, and keep hint under restraint
long enough for a Leaf attack to
get • organized, so smoothly that, tine
less you were specifically looking for
it, you'd never notice what -was being
done. Too, the innocent expression
on his face when the maddened
"hookee" took it swat at hien—and
ro got himself penalized — was es-
pecially maddening. He was a real
artist at it, make no mistake about
that; and while "Happy" was—and is
— his generally accepted nickname,
"Clarence the Clutch" Was what some
of his disgruntled opponents used to
call hint.
* * *
But for all that, there's little doubt
that there's far loo much of this
looking and holding today, both in
professional and amateur hockey,
and that it's doing a lot M spoil Ike
,game for spectators. Except in very
rare instances, there's no occasion
for a player to raise his stick higher
than his waist; and if the officials
would make the boys keep their
slicks down where they belong, -we'd
sec a lot nwr,' hockey, and a lot less
of what resembles a"scru,n" in Eng-
lish rugger.
r * * *
Tltis is not a book -review column,
which is probably just as well, be-
cause we generally get round to
reading a worth -while book after has
any -
wherefrom 3 to 5 yearst 't
gone out of print. Still, to all
th^etre fans who remember the
great days of Montgomery and
Stone, we recommend -- if you
haven't already done so — reading
ROLLING STONI'1, in which Fred
Stone tells the story of his life in
a highly interesting planner.
* * *
Stone was probably one of the
greatest natural athletes who ever
lived, As good a judge as James
J. Corbett told hint he was good
enough to be a champion boxer,
but advised against it. I'Ie played -
baseball well enough to be a big.
leaguer had he so chosen; and could
hold his own with the best at trap-
shooting, roping, rodeo work —
anything, in fact, he had a notion of
taking up, Nor does he tell of such
things in any way of self -praise,
simply as happenings along the
way,
* * *
His skating experience is of in-
terest to Canadians, He first tried
that sport t.hile on a visit to Tor-
onto—and didn't do so well at it
Years later he had the notion of
doing a figure skating act on the
stage, and set out to master the art;
and inside a few weeks had done
so ton amazia extent, g e tent, 2,l fact
t' a act was one of the hits of the
show.
w * *
You see, what nobody had told
1052 0005 that the skates he tried in
Toronto were of the hockey variety
- 7oith the long straight blades -
and that even Barbara Ann Scott or
Sonja Henie would have a hard lime
nutting 10021y fancy figures on. them!
Michael, One -Time
King of Romania
King Mihai (or Michael) of Ro-
mania, who abdicated a few weeks
ago, was born twenty-six years ago,
son of Carol, who is now in exile in
Portugal, and of Helen, who was a
Greek princess; was educated in the
palace in Bucharest, along with
twelve 'commoners picked from vari•
ous walks of life to be his com-
panions, first came to the throne
when he was not quite six years
old; -his father, Carol, had abdicated
to pursue Lis life with Magda Lir
pescu. A regency ruled, and Mihai
was left to his toys and pony, When
Mihai was nine Carol came back to
the throne, displacing the boy. In
the early days of the recent war
young Mihai became king for the
second time, wile.. Carol fled again;
The Nazis were now in effective
control of Romania. In 1544 when
the victorious Russians were driv-
ing into Romania, Mihai locked up
the pro -Nazi Premier in a vault
and switched his nation to the Al-
lied side. For eight days he actually
was ruler; then the Russians took
over, leaking hint a figure -head once
more. He amused himself by reck-
lessly fast driving, of automobiles
and speedboats, almost tore the
w'ngs off the light training plane in
which he learned to fly because he
insisted on simulating dive bomb-
ing.
And Plenty
"Love makes the world go
round,"
"Yes, but it takes money to
square it,"
Young Canada Carries Ont' --And such carryings -on! Some of
the older folks may say. Still, it's lots of fun for the younger
folks, and probably not any sillier -looking than the square-
dance, the one-step or the Charleston appeared to oldsters of
bygone eras. It's a scene from CANADA DANCES, the
National Filni Board picture illustrating what a great part
dancing ha's played—and is still playing—in the development
of our Nation's social life.
Dancing's Fun for Yo
"Victory Day, New Year's Eve
or plain high spirits, whatever the
occasion, if it mattes you happy,
tradition will get you. You'll
dance."
These are the opening words of
David Catton, the commentator
who speaks to you from the screen
as the film "Canada Dances" un-
winds before your eyes.
"Canada Dances," a National
Film Board production which will
be seen i 1 many 'ural Ontario com-
munities this winter, is the story
of dancing in Canada. In many re-
spects, we in Canada are lucky, for
with our divergent backgrounds -we
have inherited almost all known
forms of the dance. Listen again
to the commentator:
"It doesn't shatter how you
dance, who you dance with or
where you dance. Once you're in
the mood, you'll dance! You don't
have 't0 learn. It's as easy as
breathing. You shake your shoul-
ders, beat your feet, link hands or
arms—and let 'er rip."
"In it's most perfect form, the
dance becomes art. Ballet's rich-
ness of color, music and precise
movement is carefully thought out
in advance—none of ibis spur of
the moment stuff, For ballet, like
the tribal dance from which it grew,
expresses not only joy and cele-
bration, but man's mystical beliefs,
his hopes, his fears—his life."
Canada Has Both
There you have the extremes:
the happy-go-lucky, informal and
spirited dance, and the serious, sym-
bolic ritual dance, In Canada we
have them both. And the "in-be-
tween" dances? We have an abun-
dance of these too.
In Canada's early days the no•
madic Lldians developed elaborate
ritual dances for the purpose of
imploring the spirits of rain and
good hunting for food, the spirit of
war for victory. Their prayers were
A total of 65 million fists eggs are hatching in Ontario's largest hatchery, at Glenora,
Prince Edward County. A. B. Brown, manager, is shown holding a tube of eyed white-
fish eggs, Behind him are jars containing 90,000 eggs in continuously moving water,
piped down from famed "Lake on the IVM'ountaitt,"
ng and Old
the beat of tonttom and moccasined
feet.
The early pioneers, both British
and French, carried in their hearts
the traditions of the lands they
left. In their settlements, after the
hardships of the day were over,
they joined hands in the steps and
melodies of the reel, the jig, the
quadrille and the passepied. Today
these dances are as much alive as
they were one hundred years ago,
From Overseas
Later settlers, among them the
Scandinavians, Finns, Ukrainians,
Chinese, Dutch a n d Poles, also
came to till Canadian soil. They,
too, brought their dances. Happy
dances, rythmical, colorful and
varied,
All these dances flourish today
in the countryside, and even in the
industrial cities. But the industrial
age, bringing with it the roar and
speed of transportation, the whistle
and shriek of factory, the chatter of
machines, has produced yet another
form of dancing, "jitterbugging."
The dance of the cities is like life
in the cities: it is tricky, nervous
and fast. It is symbolic of the clat-
ter of street cars, the jumping pulse
of traffic lights, elevators, skyscra-
pers, tinteclocks, assembly lines and
typewriters. They get the "city -
slicker" in a groove—a groove that
fits him for the dance he has come
to know best,
But — whatever the step, and
wherever it is done, it is still danc-
ing. And dancing, as "Canada
Dances" points out, is as old as
man himself.
One -Hand Driving
A Serious Menace
In the hue and cry after the var-
ious hazards of motoring that ser-
iously affect life and limb, little is
said about one -hand driving. This
is not meant facetiously. The haz-
ard is a real one, says The Insur-
ance Magazine.
Modern cars steer so easily that
there is a constant temptation to
take one hand off the wheel, to
drive with the other, perhaps even
with but one or two fingers. Men-
tal relaxation accompanies this
practice. Any sudden emergency, a
blowout, a child dashing between
parked cars, a sudden skid, finds
the driver physically unprepared,
unable to cope with the situation,
Elementary, isn't it? 'Yet how
many of us are completely free
from criticism on this score? Both
hands oft the wheel, please!
This Age
"And what did you learn in
Scripture lesson, dear?" asked
mother.
"Oh, all about the Ten Com-
mandos," replied Tommy.
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a mad Jallop, and his rider was
Brown forward,
"What on earth are you doing
with your arms routed the horse's
neck?" asked his uncle, mystified,
"I'm feeling for the brake," came
the snuffled reply.
LF A JC E S
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and OW of Stare. 2,r Cabinet, for any
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Farmers Attention — Consult
your nearest Harness Shop
about Staco Harness Supplies.
We sell out goods only through
your local Staco Leather
Goods dealer. The goods are
right, and so are our ',rues.
We manufacture in 000 face
tories — Harness. Horse Col.
lars, Sweat Pads, Horse Blan-
kets, and Leather Travelling
Goods. Insist on Staco Brand
Trade Marked Goods. and ysu
oat enHrfartinn Made only by
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42 Wellington St. E., foronte
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