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• Hockey in the major liphere is a hard
game, a hard-hitting game, bnt we believe
that one player, whose body -checking was
the terror of opposidg forwards when ihe
was at the peak of his rugged career moves
into well-earned retirement with a keen
appreciation of the sporting spirit of old,
time ice -enemies who might have crashed him when he pad not
Much left with which to combat them, but didn't.
No one, ever played the game harder than did John Sherratt
(Black Jack) Stewart, . at ,the peak of his career with ' Detrieit
Red Wings, or when he first joined forces with Chicago 'Hawks.
Black Jack Stewart, 185pounds of brawn, muscle and courage,
Was rated one of the most punishing body -checkers in the
National Hockey League, He hit with shattering force. He and
Jimmy Orlando, in the bey -day of both, formed a defense for
Detroit Red Wings which, kept many an opposing forward awake
nights, 'counting the teeth he might not have after the next
game.
Stewart was still a great hockey player when be was
traded to Chicago Black Hawks, But the crashing, hard-hitting
type of game he played finally bounced back on him, as if retri-
bution had set in. A disc slipped in his back, -forced him to quit.
With typically grim spirit, he fought this off, took daily hours
of exercise even while fiat on his, back in bed. He came back to
play, apparently recovered,. Then he ran into even greater mis-
fortune at the beginning of the 1951-52 season. He crashed into
a team-mate, fell backwards, struck his head heavily, and sustained
a severe concussion,
Even after that, Jack Stewart came back again. But quickly
it was apparent that all. Stewart had Left was the light of battle
that blazed from his dark eyes, and the grim set of his mouth.
That was enough to render many opponents cautious, as they
recalled his body-checkingprowess, but it soon became evident
that Stewart couldn't hit a body -check, that he was depending
on skill and experience to foil opposing players.
And here this observer saw what he believes to be one of
the finest sporting gestures made in hockey action. For years
Stewart had been a star, a player who asked no quarter, gave
none. He was a hockey player's hockey player. But when in the
closing chapters of his career, when he might easily have been
knocked over, perhaps badly hurt, if crashed by an incoming
attacker, other players seemed careful to avoid him. It wasn't
'through caution, at this time. At least, that's what we are sporting•
minded enough to believe. It was out of sheer respect for a
once -great player who in his hey -day would have mowed down
the invaders. Briefly put, the boys just didn't want to hurt Jack
Stewart. They had too much regard for his courage, for his great
record as a hard-hitting, game and accomplished defensive star,
now not quite able to defend himself.
So this observer believes Stewart carries into his retirement
A recollection that sporting spirit runs high among the playere
Of the League.
Your comments and suggestions for ibis column will be welcomed
by Eimer Ferguson, c/o Calvert House, 431 Tonga Sf„ Toronto.
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Ordeal At Sea Cured
Dying Woman ..
Can you imagine yourself.maroon-
ed in the middle of the galeLievept
North Sea, sick and helpless, in a
tiny fishing smack?
Such •was the nightmare - that
astonished our grand-parents—the'
lone ordeal .of .a sixty -year-old
Shetland woman named Betty
Mouat who, critically ill, was being
rushed to the mainland for urgent
medical attention on the bitterly
cold January 30th.,, of 1886.'
The Shetland sgjlack Columbine
'was so small that it required a
crew r.f nnly three men. The little
cabin had no bunk, and Betty
Mouat was made as comfortable as
possit,?e nn sacking
hwept Overboard
An hour a"ttr sailing a heavy
squall struck the smack. The skip-
per and plate were swept over-
board, but the • mate managed to
grab a. rope and was hauled aboard
again by the third man.
The two then launched a boat
in a fruitless attempt to save the
skipper, who'vani.hed in the waste
of waters. When the two turned to
row back to tit; Columbine they
maw that the smack ais,3 was well
on iter way to being lost.
By some queer freak the gale had
trimmed her canvas and the vessel
was spanking Seaward as though
steered by an invisible helmsman.
In the rising wind chase was im-
possible.
The two men, after a fierce
struggle, reached Lerwick and re-
ported the disaster. The only two
steamers in the harbour at once
put to sea, but although they
searched for twenty-four hours they
saw no trace of the Columbine.
', All this time the invalid, was
trouching'in the dimly-lit cabin of
the smack in deadly fear. She did
not know what had happened to
the crew, for wind and water had
jammed the hatchway, making her
a prisoner.
As hour after hour passed she
realized that something—she knew
not what—had happened to the
crew. Pier only provisions were a
cndplc of biscuits and a quart of
milk. After two days she had eaten
her biscuits and little remained of
the nmilk. On the eighth day, awak-
ing 'out of a delirious dream, she
heart the ship grounding on a
shore. booking out through the
tiny cabin window she saw fisher-
men running along the beach, and
eventually ' one swam out to her
with -a life -line. When he spoke she
'did not understand his language.
National Heroine ...
For over: .a week the Columbine
had' scudded across the North Sea
and had some safely to the shore
of Lepso, in Norway, 280 miles
from Lerwick!
Betty Mouat could only tell her
story by signs; but within a few
days she was world-famous. News-
papers put her in the headlines. A
public ovation as a national heroine
awaited her, and Queen Victoria
sent her a letter with a present of
$100. '
Strangest• of all, Betty Mouat
completely recovered from her
illness and lived another thirty
yearsl
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Ro/al Sport—Cheered on•by the crowd, 18 -year-old CroWn Prince
Alcihlto of Japan takes a, hurdle in fine style in one of the many
difficult jumps he made„at a Tokyo equestrian meet. He is seen
in many public places and; has entered a co-educational school to
continue his, formal education.
Higher (!) Education
Clyde Lovellette, the big All-
American basketball player at the
University of Kansas, says , 45 or
50 colleges inakle "offers” to him,
when. he was still an Indiana high
school lad. The offers ranged up
to "$10,000, a new car and a house,"
Kansas, Lovellette says, 'did not
offer anywere near so much as some
other- schools, but he is glad he
went there. The story has been that
''the altitude of the Mount Oread
campus (about 900 feet above sea
level) was' good for his asthma.
Be that as it may, he offers an
interesting list of schools which
sought to enroll him, including:
Indiana, Purdue, Notre Dame,
Kentucky, Georgia, Georgia. Tech, ,
Nebraska, New York University,
George .Washington, Williain and
Mary, North Carolina, North Caro-
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TennesseeVanderbilt, Princeton,
Tulane, New Mexico State, Wyo-
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Illinois and Northwestern,
Lovellettesays he was "never
so upset" as when he was under all
this recruiting' pressure, But that
is the price of higher education
these days, isn't it?=St. Louis Post
Dispatch.
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That flyweight tight over in
Tokyo the other day in which
Yoshio Shirai brought Japan its
first world title by outpointing Dado
Marino, seems to have been a rather
unexciting bout, that is for those
who like a Brite of mayhem and a
few kn ek'inwns mixed with their
box -fighting.
TG cid-timers it recalled another
flyweight championship bout fought
just about 29 years ago, in the Polo
Grounds, New York, in which an-
other dark-skinned fighter from
the Smith Pacific was one of the
participants. That was the tight
between Ranci,o Villa, a black-eyed
windmill fighter .out of the Philip-
pines, and the Pride of Wales—the
"mighty atom" Jimmy Wilde. And
while h was a lucky punch that
spilled doom Inc the wonderful wee
Welshman, chances are that he
wnulri have been beaten; anyway,
* * *'
But his defeat, just the salve, was
midi a thing astobring tears to
Ole eyes of Bell who admire cour-
age--- 55 the author of "Fights
Never to he Frlrgntten" puts it. Por
on lhat night of June 18, 1923,
nndrr a blaze of artificial lighting.
it was apparent from the moment
the Iwo stood together to listen to
the referee's instructions that noth-
ing chert of a miracle could bring
Wilde thrryugii on top. it was the
same old story of youth versus
age- the Welshman's chance of
winning was five years or so hack
on the fistic. trail.
* * *
When Jimmy crossed the At-
lantie to hang his world's flyweight
title in tate balance against a worthy
fnln±.tn, there were very few fistit
r', 1v110 believed he really
sneset u,ne hack"; nevertheless,
.r .. , 5?It.'9i i15 }vas 111e record
tit his, admirers
4,1 .1 1,41, ,‘,11 Lope. They fig
-,,,,iiv the first time
'.., es.,s,i isrliliant career
he was meefitig a boxer of 'his} own
poundage. He would not, be, as
was his custom, conceding from five
to fifteen pamds to, his adversary
and on that account he Blight come
out on top and retain his theme
pionship, '
Fondling this delusion, the Wilde
admirers discounted the prophecies
of the more expert, that Wilde's
last appearance prior to coming
over saw him knocked out in Lon-
don by the heavier Pete Herman,
former bantamweight champion.
Since that occasion, sonic two years
before, Jimmy hadnot drawn on
a glove in a real ring contest. Ile
was thirty-one years old and the
settled father of a family brood,
* * *
Against Wilde's heroic past, the
glamor of his prowess and tlpc
rusty remains of a once uncanny
ring skill, Villa brought up tre-
mendous fortes. The Filipino had
an advantage of ten years in the
matter of age; he offered a wild
and irresistible ambition and will
to win, tireless- youth, a ,sharp
punch, fine timing and judgment
of distance and perfect 'pYysical '
condition. Trained to a razor edge,
his body deprived of every vestige
of fat and his usually round Orien-
tal features sharpened to gaunt
lines by unremitting work on the
road and in the gymnasiu'nir little
Penn's looked the victor all over
as he squared off against the, solid
white -skinned, slow proving Wilde.
* * *
Added to Villa's splendid physical
condition was the element of luck.
If ever chance favored a rilig'gladi-
ator.. it was on the side of •" Pancho
the Poncho" in his bid, for.dt;worid's
p4o-nurt
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"I`was just having a cup af,cofs
fee when the cold snap hill';
championship. This assertion spould
not be construed as implying that
Villa's vietory was lucky, but fore
tune undoubtedly favored him and
hastened tile doom of the game
little Welshman.
* * *
Just as the bell was sounding to
end the second round, Villa swung
assicious.overhand Tight for Wilde's
jaws jimmy heard the gong and in-
stinctivety dropped his tlarids, At
the instant he turned his head•; to-
ward his corner, Villa's fist, .des-
cending with terrific speed, caught
the Welshman squarely on the
chin and dropped hits like 'a that.
He was knocked out then and there
to all intents and purposes, and by
a blow which landed after the bell
had sounded. Nevertheless, it was
purely unintentional on Villa's' part
and Patsy Haley, the referee, could
not disqualify the Filipino because
he could not Stop a swing already
started on its way as the bell was
rung, ,
Wilde's secbnds rushed to the
centre'of the ring and, lifting up
the little champion, bore him to
his corner, where they restored him
with ice packs and other liero4c
treatment. But thereafter Wilde's
goose was cooked. From the second
round on to the finish in the sevetith
he stood up under as frightful: a
beating as any ring gladiator ever
endured. But he faced it like the
gamecock he was, always 'trying,
never backing. up, taking the fiercest
sort of •punishment"without a
whimper. The pitcher had gone to
the well once too often. The "years
that the locust had eaten" were
gone beyond recall. But great as
he was when at his best—and there
were many who thought and still
think that, poundfor pound, he was
about the finest Piece of fighting
machinery ever seen—jimmy Wilde
was never greater than he was,
that June night, in defeat.
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Dieet'seo. Sickness.' Order tree-pf fee today.
FACT CREATORS, etas 'nine Road Ext.,
Warren, Ohio.
MAHE On1E5I'Ar. ROCS ,
Your,elt, Ih "your' own fume :kxocrlencod
Aur00000 ,0,05 Olnkern Bud tonchcrn 1n.
s rust yea, entirely 15 }ban, In B3
':1000on0.,, Apyone Dan,Jeprn, the One art
of rug -making through thdso simplified
• lessons;' enrhuolusttc rennone51 Plug shown
to this couroe by men and Woman, and
' -'organized Mho. who arbd.lglarning this
skill for profit or alt a bobby, has 010000''
u
ed 0 to otfer'thb bourne 1130 mall. All
materitHe and nec000ary ew)ppment MIP -
Plied di low cddt, 'Write. today, printing
name and eddr5ea.,,po9.rly, fort free infor-
mation. Oriental hug Selma f Inetrue-
lion,. 0920 Strathallnn.Tilvd,, Toronto, 10.
Ont.
PATENTS
aR 05700)50 every inventor -List ut In.
1001100, and full Intneenmtlird sent tree,
P he, 0555500 (40: RrSlgl,red t'o,snt (osor•
nor. 272 Rank Street. -Ottawa'
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FE'CH0tt6TUNRA Hall A bemoan,, Pe.
tent',Snllelmrs; Edinhllnhtdl 1800, 860
Bay Street. Toronto Rnnklel nt Warm..
1)00 n8 request ,
TEAOHE0S WAgi•ei i
WANTED Qualleed Proleituul Teacher
•ler- Sealers, , notmr: 0PHnelnal). /Sermon
School, 7ownehlp, School. Area o1 Mayo.
Starting' ttto 1162:62 tdr0. Baldry £2,100,
State,ngallaetotlona-, 0590510505, and acme
of taut In peeler. ' A. W. ltlmsboltom,
8eeretary-Troaqurer,. H012on,,, gntorte.
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WANTED . •.:1
TWO men who want to earn 46000 to
58000 yearly. Salem experience 001 ne000'
envy, Car en a000t. Should, be able to
start Immedlatcly. Runty giving phone
number to: D. McIntyre, Room 1101, 00
•Olehm00d St, w., Toroata.
Itching,, Burning
Toes and Feet
Here is a clean, stainless antiseptic 011 that
0021 do more to help yoo set Nd of your trouble
than anything you've ever ustd.
51,c acdon,50 J,IQONE'S EMERALD OIL is
so puWerfulIf• penetrating that the Itching 1s
quickly stopped, and in a short time you arc rid
Of that bothersome, fiery torture. The same is
Imo of aarberte i eht Salt Rheum, Eczema and
many other irritating unsightly skin troubles.
You can oblate MO01•f8'Bi:SM$RALD OIL
In the original bottle at any modern dmk Mora
' - It 15 sate to 1001sod /allure in any of dsce ail-
ments Ls rare Indeed.
Ingrown Toenails
Nall Fix relieves pain Instantly and
removed Ingrown portion of null In a
few applloattone. 41.60,
WART FIX
Guaranteed remedy. no mild. gore for
children. 705
CORN FIX
Removes ,erne And. c011une0 In 10 min-
utes. Guaranteed Remedy, 755. At your
d000510tor aient pnatpaid.,by —
1 F. THOMPSON
7 ORCHARD CRESCENT,
' TORONTO 18, ONTARIO
LOGY, LISTLESS,
OUT OF LVE
I,.
i�IT�I LICE.
Then wake up your liver bile'.'. ,
jump out'di bed sarin' to so
Life not worth Hebei Donny ho the fiver)
50,' s fact) If your liver bile le not flowing
freely your'S1bd may no11•eligest . , gas
bloats up your stomach .. , yon fool con-
at1patad and all the fun and sparkle go out
of life. ThoYe. whoa Fon0001 mild, gentle
Carters Little Livor Plle. You sea (Aran
help stimulate your liver bile UR moue again
,tin poutingoul stn 1400 atilt to ttvo pints e
day into your digestive tract. '11d13 should
fix you right up(nrdko you feel that herby
dsye aro here again. So don't May mink got
Cartons Y.itUo Liyer PIR,, Always have them
on band, Only 86a *dao ntsydrugelet,
ISSUE 22 — 1952
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