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TR Calved SPORTS COLUMN
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• This agent la not going to extend his
neck l ' atnting any one eanadlan athlete
WAS the beat, or most durable. But if any
one can inform us of an athlete who Com-
bind greatness of performance and dere-
bility to a great degree thalia, skater Norval
Baptie, we'd like to hear about him,
Howie Morena and I were seated in Madison Square Garden,
the morning of the day it opened, Canadians were playing there
that night. Out on the ice surface, a slim figure was pirouetting
dizzily, or whirling around the circuit at blinding pace.
Howie Morena was proud 6f his own blazing speed, and lie
wan a great competitor, So I asked him: "Would you like to race
him once around!"
1-Iowie shook his head, grinned, said: "No, he's too fast for.
• m4."
The skater out on the ice was the amazing Norval Baptie, one
of the truly great Skaters, ranking with the late Charlie Gorman,
Canada has ever sent to the speed jousts on ice.
It was a November morning in 1925 that we watched Baptie
spinning around, getting ready for his fancy skating show between
periods that night with Gladys Lamb, now his wife. Twenty-
seven years before he had set a professional mile record of 2
minutes 8 aecotlds. Ho'a atilt abating, coaching others in the art
of figure -skating at the North Carolina State College Coliseum Irl
Raleigh, N.C., even though he has lost all the toes of his right
foot
Canada has probably never produced an athlete of such dur-
ability. Baptiewas born at Bethany, Ont., March 18, 1879, of
Scotch parents. The family moved to Bathgate Minn.; when he
was young. I'Ia started skating at 10, won title at 11i:,He won
approximately 5,000 races the quarter-century he nas-art'competi-
tion from 220 yards to 5 miles. In 1898 he beat the./Atfous John
S. Johnson, the next year he out -skated Johnny Nilsson, until then
regarded as the best skater of his day. He won the world speed
title at Montreal on Feb. 4, 1905 from Nilsson, Harley Davidson
and Sinnirud.
He holds ten world ,professional speed records, his straight-
away mile in 2.08 on Lake Minnetonka being perhaps the most -
amazing. He ruled' the speed skating world, unbeatable, for 16
years.. When he ran out of opponents, he skated on stilts, .skated
backwards, did fancy skating, actually introduced what are today
known as "ice shows" in 1914.
' And skating still at 73. Can you beat that for durability?
Your comments and suggestions for this column will be welcomed •
by Elmer Ferguson, c/o Calvert House, 431 Yonge St., Toronto,
Calvert DISTILLERS L MITE,D
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SPORI
Lx! A SLXESITC't lC
The 1957, World Series has
come ancf'goise. What with one
thing and another, it was. quite
a series, at that. The spectacle
of old 'Jawn Mize, with one foot
in the grave and the other on a
banana, peel -to revive a nifty
popular about the time Jawn
was graduating from kindergar-
ten -stepping in and showing
these young gaffers how to slug
was most entertaining, especially
to those of us who boast a few
(1) silver threads among the bald
spots.
* * *
One thing which struck us
rather forcibly was that the per-
fect sponsor for these broad-
casts would be a maker of throat
lotion, and we do not mean the
sort of lotion bottled in bond,
or that pours with a frothy head
on it. They way some of those
microphone masters kept the air
full Of gabble from start to finish
without allowing even a split
second of empty ails, was certain-
ly a grand testimonial to what-
ever they gargle their tonsils
with.
* * *
But why -as we have written
before -do these experts broad-
casting such an important event
act on the belief that if there
should be even two consecutive
seconds of silence, their audience
Is going to. walk out on them?
We always picture this type of
broadcaster as a sort of split per-
sonality -one of him describing
the game,and
th
e other
r stanii
n
g
by gloatinglyadmiring his own
glib verbosity., In the words of
the old song -
"I love its 'gentle murmur,
I love its rapid flow,
I love to wind my mouth up,
and
I love to watch it go."
* * *
However, we suppose that
those who get in for free haven't
any licence to criticize the show,
and, as we said before, it was
quite a series, especially that
eleventh inning of the Sunday
game.
***
Still, there never was and-
chances are -never will be such
a World Series game as another
in which the Brooklyn Dodgers,
also took part. That was the fifth
game in their 1920 series against
Cleveland Indians, and the score
stood two games to 'two. Then
came the historic and never -to -
be -forgotten fifth setto.
* * *
The first daffy teuch, accord-
ing to New York Times' Arthur
Daley, came when Uncle Wil-
bert Robinson, the Dodger man-
ager,. was making up his line-up
to hand to the "Umpire -in -chief.
Injuries had left Uncle Robbie
a little short of third basemen
and his roving eyes lit on Jack
Sheehan, a kid just up from the
minors.
"Hey, kid," said Uncle Robbie,
who couldn't remember his
name.. "Didja ever play third
base?"
"Yes, sir," said the startled
Sheehan.
TV Foraged, Tenets,-,ijepring aid giving deaf persons -easy acSess
to
teles�ib�l ro rams is 'demonstrated b " a r London
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model Exhibited ata British radio show, the video-asslster has
Ione control with Two knobs on a specially constructed switch box.
The outfit, still only in the demonstration stage, can be plugged Into
any radio or TV set.
Odd Buildings
One Of the strangest buildings
ever eonstruetad was the .Sugar
Loaf Memorial to the lost sailors
of Le . Havre, in France. Sugar
molasses were misted with the
cement so that the monument
should: be known as the sweetest
building in all Fpance'
During the latter part of he
19th century, a builder finished
the Leaning Tower of Neviansk,
Siberia: He ;was well known 'fox
boosting his honesty. At the de-
dieation of the building, the gdv-
arnor said: "There she stands,
straight and, honest as the man
who built her." The tower" im-
mediately heeled over. r"
In building "the grand MQ,SCOP
in Kara Amid, Turkey, 680 sacks,
of musk " were mixed with,, the
mortar. Today, after IMO years,
this odor Stili prevails Even a
tiny particle of musk M. h1 Ffll
valued.
One of the world's most un-
usual buildings is in Australia.
An enterprising man out there,
tired of waiting for a house built
himself one made entirely of dis-
used tombstones.
The Leaning House of Port
Said was built by an affection-
ate father for his crippled son,
who had one leg shorter than the
other. The leaning house was
supposed to enable, the boy to
walk without limping.
On the outskirts of Port Au-
gustus, South Australia, is one
of thestrangest suburbs in the
world. It is Pipetown, a place
inhabited by bachelors and old -
age pensioners, and every build-
ing is constructed in the shape of
a pipe. The pipes are six feet
or more in diameter, and are
comfortably furnished,
Perhaps the most fantastic
building material ever used is
bones. In Northern Ireland stands
Lapin Lunch Time -Baby bunny family found in a beck yard gets
fed with an eyedropper. Pumping warm milk into an eager young
rabbit is Betty Ann Johnson, eight. Waiting with another hungry
bunny is six-year-old Shirley Harvatin. Holding the diner is Betty's
brother Carl. The children hope to raise the plump rabbits to fail -
size house pets. We fear their parents may not agree.
the remains of the famous Bone
House. The walls are plastered
inside and out with strong white
mortar, embedded in which are
thousands of bones in perfect
state of _preservation. •
The "Draught -board" house,
of Norlpandy, Prance, has sur-
vived a dozen ware and -revolu-
tions. It was won' in 'a game of
draughts' in aha' 15th century,
and fors450' years each succeed-
ing ownep ha,s kept. it painted in
a draught. -1 oarci style.
SPLITTING WOOD'
-From Countryman's Year, by Haydn S. Pearson- - -
SPLITTING wood is a task the countryman enjoys -and for severs
reasons. It is not one of the pressing seasonal jobs that is shbject fo
the dictates of time. Naturally, after the wood is sawed, a man likes
toget
it split and whedbarrowed into the shed before the rush of
plowing, rr
p g, haw' o mg, and planting is upon 'him, But with this deadline
several weeks away he can work• along a comfortable tempo and enjoy
the deep satisfaction that comes withi the readying of 'the fuel for
another season.
The feel' of his favorite asst is pleasant -an ax just the right heft
and balance, with a razor -keen cutting edge. Men who split wood kno v
that the secret of efficient work is not brute strength and weight.
Splitting wood is an art that one learns by experience. There should
be a big, solid chopping block, not too high, not too low, but just the
right height to fit the chopper. Then when he brings the ax down, the
piece to be split must be just the proper distance away to get the full
power of the blow.
Each thunk of wood poses a separate problem. Each must be
studied for the, run of the grain. Clear pieces of oak and maple and
birch split easily. It is when there are knots and twists that a elan takes
a minute to ponder. Some of the chunks of old apple wood and beech
are tot' knotty to • split for the kitchen range. These are tossed to a
separate pile for use in the parlor base -burner. As the piles increase,
the clean, bracing fragrance of split wood blends with the spicy pungency
of the sawdust. There's time to rest a few minutes and listen to the
high, haunting notes of the wood pewee that float down from the
wood lot above the orchard. And if, by chance, the aroma of frying
doughnuts comes from an open kitchen window, a man is never so
pressed for time that he can't take a few minutes to see how the
baking has turned out.
"Okay," said Uncle Robbie, un-
concernedly marking his name
down on the line-up card.
"You're starting." '
* * *
Burleigh Grimes was the Dod-
ger pitcher, a man with a -barb-
ed wire beard and temper and
a blazing fast ball. The first two
Clevelanders singled to light up
the foes under Grimes' low boil-
ing point The scowling Grimes
walked over to Sheehan at third
base. .
* *
"Listen, kid," he said. "Tris
Speaker is the next batter and
he's gonna bunt. But I'm gonna
make bins bunt where I want
him to. Don't you leave your
base. I'll field the ball myself,
throw to you and force the run-
ner coming into third."
* * *
It worked perfectly -theoreti-
cally, anyway. Grimes made
Speaker bunt exactly where
planned. Grimes pounced on it
and wheeled to throw to Shee-
han. But his feet shot out from
under hiin on the wet grass. He ,
sat down violently, the ball still
in his hand. The bases were full.
* * '*
Grimes was so blind with rage
when Elmer Smith stepped to
the plate that he made Ho effort
to use his spitball or anything
fancy. He reared back and let go
the hardest fast ball he ever
threw in Hs life. And that's how
Elmer Smith happened to hit the
first home run with the bases full
in world series history.
* * *
A couple of innings later Jim
Bagby, the Cleveland pitcher,
became the first pitcher in world
aeries history to hit a home run,
But even that isn't all. There
was one other epic achievelnont.
* t *
Badly beaten but still trying,
the Brooks got Pete Kilduff on
second and Otto, Miller On first
with none out when Clarence
Mitchell, the successor to Grimes,
came to bat. Mitchell was a good
hitter and he hit .a screamer. It
looked good for an instant as
though -it might go to right centre
for a triple. It was to be a triple,
all right, but the wrong kind.
* * .*
' Billy .Wambsganss, the Cleve-
land second baseman, leaped
high and speared the ball for
one out. Kilduff and Miller, the
' base -runners, were moving at the
crack of the bat. It was easy
for Wamby to step on second
base to retire Kilduff for ,the
second out. He looked up and
there was Miller still lumbering
toward him. 'So Wamby tagged
him for the third out.
* * * ' .
It was the firstand only un-
assisted triple play in world ser-
ies history! Just to complete the
fantasy, in his next time at bat,
Mitchell hit into a double play,
thereby becoming the only man
in world series history to pro-
duce five outs in two tibias at
bat.
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The inspiration for the inven-
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North Africa. A comrade near
Blum at the front was badly
wounded by k shell and blinded
for life, When he was discharg-
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laboratory stage. It will take
$100,000 and at least three years
before manufacturing on a large
scale is possible. 'The cost of the
ultimate machine would run
about $270 to $300 a machine.
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A minister, walking beside a
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boy fishing. He went up to the
boy and said; "My boy, don't
you know it is not right to be
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it is very cruel to insert that
sharp hook into that poor
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"Oh," said the boy, "that ain't
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The boy lifted a string of
fish out of the water. "So did
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tent Solicitors, Established 1600 360
Say Street. Toronto. Booklet of _informa-
tion on request.
RUGS
NSW rugs made
from sour old rugs and
woollens. Write for WoaVing and pilo.
4Dominion Rug weaving Company.
2477 Damian Street wolQ Taranto, Ont.
WANTED
WANTED - used onleo sate, roll top
desk and adding machine. Apply Trying
Keyes, blame. Ontario.
WANTED! Male or Female to mall let-
ters for ue In your locality, Write: Same,
Ferenc, P.O. Box 1117. Lancaoter, Pona,
LOGY, LISTLESS,
OUT OF LOVE
WITH LIFE?
Thou wake up your Ever bile...
lump out of bed reran' to go
Life not worth living? It may be the avert
It's a facts If your livor bite ie not Sowing
freely your food may not digest . . , gee
bloats up your etomocb ... you feel con-
stipated and all the fun and sparkle go out
of life. That's whno you need mild, gonna
Carters Little Liver hills. You sea Carter.
help stimulate your liver bile till once again
It in pouring out at a rata of up to two pieta a
day into your digoetive track Thie should
dye areight
heere again. 5,, you
t atey that
k, get
Cance Little laver Atte. Always have them
on land. Only 85a from any druggist...
EAT MYTIUUNG
'ITN FALSE TEETH
II you have weenie with plate.
mntsllp, rook and CAIRO Bore mime
-try Brlmms Plnntl.Ltncr. One
application mattes pintoont sanely
without pewter or Pants. because
Brlmme Mott -Liner hardens per-
maiie fly to your plate. It relines and reale loose
plates In a wnv no powder or pasta can do. teen
on old rubber plates You get good results six
months to gent or longer. '101 CAN EAT
ANYTHING! Simply ley nett strip of Phan -Liner
on troublesome upper or lower. Bite and 16
mold, perfectly. Easy to use, tasteless, odorless,
harmless to you and your plates. Removable so
directed. Pluto cleaner Included. Mosley bark It
not completely Battened. It not nvnimble nt your
drug atom, rend 01.60 for relines for 1 plata.
WILDROOT LTD., FORT ERIE, ONT. Dept. Tw
h1ri?EtR1MMS y2LASTii I),INEi'r;
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Ary'A(pA'S FINEST
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ISSUE 42 - 1952