The Brussels Post, 1952-11-26, Page 7THEealViit SPORTS COLUMN
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• If Horatio Alger, that earnest penman of
another day, were writing the story of the
National Hockey League, he probably would
entitle it from "Leaky .Roof to Luxury",
for Horatio was a great lad: for alliterative..
The title would have fitted, too. For when
the National Hockey League, was born
amici the chaos of World. War 1 on November 22, 1917, only one
of the three rinks on the modest circuit possessed artificial ice,
But, in the comparatively brief span of 35 years since the League
caste into beim; as a modest four -club, :all -Canadian league, some
of the outstanding advances and changes have been;
The League weathered two world -engulfing wars and became
international in scope,the only major international professional
sports organization in the entire world.
rhe playing rules have been almost completely revolutionized,
to speed up play, and eliminate halts.
Player's salaries have soared to ten tinges the average paid
35 years ago,
Every club in the great international league plays in a lux-
urious rink, fully -equipped with modern artificial ice -plants, as
against the natural -ice conditions which were in the majority
when the League was organized.
Play speeded up by many hundred per cent from the old days,
when replacements were few, and speed lagged at the end, on ice
often water -covered. New rules, zoning, forward passes and in•
creased man -power accomplished this.
Elimination of brutal play, that at times threatened the well-
being of hockey, by rules that, while still allowing a maximum of
cleanrobust play and heavy bodily contacts, eliminate vicious at-
tacks by heavypenalties.
A National League Pensions Society has made hockey a
career for its major players, instead of a mere seasonal occupation.
Players bonuses and play-off guarantees have replaced the old
percentage system, neutral linesmen officiate in every League
.game, the all-star game has become an annual and popular feature.
For three years, after the original, all -Canadian four -club
circuit of Montreal Wanderers and CanadiensOttawa Senators
and Quebec Bulldogs were formed, there was little change in the
circuit The Quebec club dropped out immediately after the League
was formed, and was replaced by Toronto, but re-entered for one
season, 1919-20. Hamilton, the sporting Ontario city, replaced
Quebec in 1920-21, and remained until 1924-25.
Then came the Big Parade to internationalism. Overnight, the
League mushroomed to greatness. And in 1947-48 it played to
2,518,042 paid customers,
Next: The international story.
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In the course of a long and
'variegated career we have tried.
to put ourself away with the
public as a writer, sports expert,
salesman, horse -picker and about
seven other things, and with an
equal measure of unsuccess in all
of them, But never yet so far
as we can recall, have we at-
tempted to pose as an advisor to
Santa Clause -one of those char-
acters who can tell just what to
buy for everybody on your
Christmas list from 90 -year-old
Aunt Cynthy down to little
Schmiercase, rising six months.
But there has to be a first time
for everything; and when we
think of some of the awful junk
that is thrust upon us unsuspect-
ing and defenceless males when
the glad Yuletide conies flowing
in, we think we'll take a crack
at trying to be Santa's little
helper. Not to string it out to
too great length, we now call
your attention, to a couple of
newly -published books, either or
both of which we believe would
gladden the soul of almost any
man. ,
o n
The first is entitled "Sports- ,
man's Country" by Donald Cul-
ross Peattie-and I might warn
you that the title is to be taken
with a grain of salt, as Mr, Peat -
tie is not numbered among the
wpe of "sportsmen" who best ex -
;cress their love for the great out -
leers by slaughtering in safety its
nore defenseless creatures. His
'LC
book concerns itself with nature
and .its so-called lesser beings
and incidentally with what man
has done to them,
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However, Mr. Peattie has not
written a shrill denunciation, but
a notable wise and tender book,
He is in love with all America's
regional splendors, and he speaks
both lyrically and wisely of its
hills and valleys, streams ,and
lakes and of the living things
that adorn them.
.
The author goes unarmed
through quail country and gray
squirrel country and areas where
other species which hunters con-
sider game abound (or once did).
Incidentally, "game" is . an odd
word to give the victims of a
pastime in which men risk only
the loss of a gun load but in
which unconsulted and `helpless
creatures wager their lives.
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There are, Mr. Peattie indi-
cates, more creditable amuse-
ments; an opinion the reviewer
still manages to endorse, despite
his own deer -ravaged, jay -plun-
dered, skunk - devoured and
woodchuck -invaded gardens. The
gratuitous cruelties sportsmen
have added to nature's more than
adequate original supply are re-
cited by the author of "Sports-
man's Country" in a level voice
more eloquent than outcry.
0 In 1794,Pennsylvania paid
bounties on 640,000 gray squir-
rels, "but over a century later
MOUNTAIN LAUREL
-From Countryman's Yaar, by Hoydn 5 Pearson
W11ISN the colonists ilegan to clear the woodlands for their homes and
farms, they cane open d shrub with lustrous green leaves that they
believed was a variety of the laurel tree so common in England. It
was natural that they failed it after .lie hone -country shrub, As time
went on and the pioneers grew accustomed to its beautiful blossoms,
someone with imagination thought that the blossoming plant looked a's
though it were covered with a profusion of colorful scraps of calico,
and today in certain areas it is railed "calico bush," Early settlers made
wooden ..points frpm the :natured branches to stir the bailing sorghum
in their hig iron kettles, so "spoon wood" became another name for
American mountain laurel. 1Calmia latifolia.
i.aurel in bloom is a carpet of Loveliness laid for a time over the
thin'soil of a rocky hillside, pasture elope, or craggy ravine. It's a
magic rug in the shady places where trees or overhatlging hills throw
diol shadows daring dart of the day. The five -lobed pink or white
mincer shaped Tloeer with purple dots cluster 'at the ends of twisting,
sinrdy braliches. Framed by thc glossy, rich, dark green leaves, the
Mal effect is a bouquet of exquisite beauty.
From \hint 10 Georgia and westward to Ohio, the calico bush is
a pat of the hearty of spring. Birds delight in its tangled security;
small will folk find shelter in its dark recesses. lvfountaia laurel, strong
craning, ever green and generous with its loveliness, is one of Natuu's
toed gifts to 111811.
island Of Birds
It was Sicur de Champlain
who named Bonaventul'e Island
when he came up the Gaspe
coast exploring in 1603. It lies a
mile and a half dr two miles of
Perce and is the largest island
in the Gaspe l region; This Bona -
venture is not only a famotts
little place but it is an unforget-
table island to those who take
the time to girdle it from the
sea and walk its quiet woods
and fields, Its high cliffs, that
face seaward, are a sanctuary for
birds, but landward it slopes
gently towards the water's edge
and is tree -clad except where et
few farms have ,been cleared.
Here, too, ale the landing places
where fishermen, for centuries
past, have dried their cod.
It was not until 1917 that the
Migratory Birds International
Convention Act was passed. I/n
conformity with the spirit of
the act the Dominion. Govern-
ment in 1918 chose Bonaventure
Island as a bird sanctuary. It
was an ideal spot, for the dozen
families .who inhabited the is-
land wer'e,on the landward side,
and a large wooded area separa-
ted them from the bird cliffs
which rise perpendibularly near-
ly three hundred feet on the sea-
ward side. Today there are at
least sixty thousand birds who
make' their homes In the sanc-
tuary, half of them gannets, and
the numbers are increasing
yearly.
There are excursion boats -to
take the visitor around the is-
land but the wise traveller will.
take a day off to make the ac-
quaintance of the island and
the birds, by arranging wi{11' a
fisherman to make the trip
slowly in an open. boat. • When
the •encircling trip is over, the
fisherman will land the traveller
in some little ccive so pictu-
resque that the joy of island ex-
ploration begins as soon as toot
is set upon the, clean gravel
beach,
How can anyone --•communicate
in words this World 'ot,, sound
and motion and color, of fantas-
tic designs in the cliffs, of beau-
ty of form and movement?
The fisherman will shut off his
engines and the fishing boat will
rest 'in the movement of the
waves while ws gaze and listen,
entranced and astonished. The
birds on their nests or standing
at rest on the ledges,. are wing
to wing so that they seem' like
snow drifts on this sunny sum -
Putting Pachyderm -Belle, eight -month-old elephant with a knack
for putting, is learning the game from Moreno Caso, public links
champion. Belle caddies for the champ. Her feet are divot -size
but apparently have not made any dents in the green as yet.
p As her•weight increases, Belle will probably have to confine het*
, golf to practice putts.
mer day. How they can make
their nests 'secure on those nar-
row ledges is one of nature's
secrets but there they build
them about eighteen inches
apart, and there they !nate and
build and jointly care for their
nests and eggs and filedgings.
Each pair of gannets lays one
egg, three to four inches long,
and the summer and autumn
are spent in caring for the young
bird, teaching it to fly and swim
and fish, and then as winter ap-
proaches, the migration 'south
begins. .
Usually in September most of
them are mature enough to set
out across the Atlantic to begin
a four-year journey before they
return as fully mature birds, to
nest on the cliffs of their ances-
tors at •Bonaventures.-
-From GASPE
by Blodwen Davis.
five men in two days' hunting
were able to take but three." In
the Eighteen Eighties, 100,000
. California quail were shipped to
market annually. "The curve of
the quail population has declined
to perhaps 10% of its maxi-
nu1m," In one Minnesota town,
gunners shot 3,000 hawks in one
day "and these were broad -
wings, the most beneficial . in
our entire bird fauna."
•
"Sportsman's Country" is also
a threnody for the America that
has been and might be again.
It is written by a naturalist, who
is at heart a poet, to the land
which bore him, the rich and fair
and desecrated land. The author
presents each area whole, geo-
graphically and biologically, but
his understand,ng fervor gives
every chapter memorable beauty
that mere description never could
bestow. More scrupulously than
most men, Mr, Peattie follows
the Ancient Mariner's prescrip-
tion for efficacious prayer.
Win Ball, Drop Hats -troch of
DePaul University bounced t}leir
way to victory in 'the annual
frosh versus upper-class puih-
ball contest, and won the right
to discard their bright green
"freshman beanies," if they had
lost, the students would have
been compelled by custom to
wear the hats till late November,
Object of the game is to push
the ball over apponenl's gook
So if the man you're thinking
of giving this book to on Christ-
mas happens to be the kind who
measures his hunting pleasure by
the number of lives he snuffed
out, just send him a box of cigars
-loaded ones -and keep the book
yourself. If you ever dip into
it before wrapping it up, that's
what you're liable to do anyway.
Y e a
"Every boy should have a dog,
and every dog should have a
boy" is a very ancient saying.
But Corey Ford, the well-known
humourist, goes it a bit further
and calls his latest, "Every Dog
Should Have a Man" with the
sub -title "The Care and Feeding
of Dog's Best Friend" -which
should give you a fair idea of -
what to expect.
Has your dog been having any
trouble with you lately'? Do you
act dopey while he is taking you
for a walk, spurn his leftrover
j hamburger at the table, dawdle
over answering his commands?
While the regrettable truth may
be that your true nature is re-
vealed in these shortcomings,
there is reason to hope that you
simply are a little thick, that you
don't understand your place in
your dog's home, To gain such
understanding you are advised to
look over your dog's shoulder
as he reads this "hand -book on
how to break a man."
From his inside knowledge of
man's animal nature, Mr. Ford,
author of "How to Guess Your
Age" and other such books, gives
the dog reader the following
pointers: Choose a "bright, active,
good-natured, healthy fellow with
springy hindquarters, a bold and
fearless manner and an indepen-
dent income." 41.f ter all, a dog is
judged by the man he leads and
he doesn't want a man Who
droops his tail or climbs a tree
when he gets Involved in a dog
fight.
Teach !nim obedience, "Call the
man to you and stand facing him
in the centre of the floor, pre-
ferably with his back to a soft
cushion or davenport, When the
command sit is given, leap up
and plant both forefeet firmly in
the centre of his chest, shoving
him backward onto the 'daven-
port." Don't insist an a kennel,
share the house with him. "My
setter keeps me right indoors 's
with him, and I can get tip into
any of the chairs I want ex-
cept the big overstaffed chair
in the Iiving room, which is !lis."
v
Teach .him to retrieve, tl ievee, "tl h1•irit
best learned by tame the rub-
ber ball he rolls at you go un-
der the bookcase," Above all, oxer -
vise. "Be sure to get him up three
of four times during the night •
and make him go"out, preferably
When it is raining," All the res-
ponsibilities of a man -owner are
dealt with clearly, and there are
some thoughtful comments on
the rewards. Eatery man must
have his day. With this guide,
the man days should be here well
before next summer.
•P a G
It is a small book illustrated
with photographs and drawings
by the author. And We think
any man you give it to will men-
tally thank us for calling it to
your attention. -
Mau -Mau Man -No mama's bay
is this sinister member of the
dreaded Mau -Mau
secret native
society dedicated to driving
Britain from their African Colony
of Kenya. Above is a warrior -
member of the Kikuyu tribe in
ceremonial dress, The Kikuyu
group is the alrgest tribe in the
territory. English officials say
most Mau -Mau members are
from this tribe and have arrest-
ed many of them in an effort fo.
stop the rebellion.
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A friend of financier Bernard
Baruch spoke so often about his
love for hunting that Baruch fin-
ally invited him to his South
Carolina plantation for a turkey
shoot. The friend tramped the
field for two days, shooting mad-
ly, but failed to hit a single
turkey,
Mr. Baruch made nt, comment.
The next morning, however, the
freind was ambling along a path
near the playhouse when he saw
a well-fed gobbler sitting motion-
less in a tree. He crept up close
to the turkey and fired . point-
blank. He was overjoyed when
the turkey fell at his feet. It was
only when he picked it up to
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a card tied around the turkey's
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ISSUE 48 - 1952
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