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S' 9e4rieuta
• This is a great week for the Irish, in-
deed and it is now.
The sons of the Ould Sod may have lost
their leadership In boxing, In long -jump -
'Ing and some other sports in which they
once excelled, but there's one sport no
one can take away from the Irish.
That's handball, They invented it. Not a major sport, to be
sure, but a great conditioning game of speed and skill, used
by fighters, wrestlers, firemen, policemen to reach top physical
shape, by business men, editors, lawyers, to keep that waist-
line down to normal proportions.
The hardy Irish played hand -ball in the tenth century.
They called it "fives", because the five fingers of each hand
were used to send the ball crashing into the board walls.
Meham Biggs of Tipperary was the hand -ball wizard the Bob
Feller, the Joe Black of his day, He could make a hand -ball
spin and curve like a baseball pitcher controls a ball. England
borrowed hand -ball from Ireland two centuries ago, "Fives"
is still a big game at. Eton, has been for years. From hand -ball,
so it is believed, came tennis, racquets and other such sports.
They owe it all to the Irish. And this is a fine week, so it is,
to emphasize that point, '
It goes without saying that hand -ball came to America
with emigration from Ireland. In 1882, one Phil Casey migrated
to Brooklyn and was distressed to learn there were no hand-
ball courts In the States. Casey and fellow imigrants batted
the hard ball brought from the ould country against the brick
wall of New York buildings, but the rough surface nullified
the spin, hence the finer art declined.
Casey was enterprising enough to build a slick wooden
court with side walls and he charged a fee. Alumni of the
Casey academy soon penetrated to Midwestern and Pacific
Coast communities, especially Detroit and. San Francisco.
The Irish of that day had an ambition to join the "farce",
f.e., the force, and wear a uniform. Accordingly there was
hardly a police station or a fire house in the stripof Northern
States frons the Atlantic to the Pacific that didn't serve as a
back wall for hand -ball playing. And in public and private
gymnasiums, the game came Into great vogue, because it was
much more convenient to play hand -ball, than, for instance,
golf, which took time to travel to the links. So today, thanks
to the Trish of 2000 years ago, and thanks later to the Caseys,
the Egans, the Cavanaughs and the McQuades, hand -ball, the
game of the Irish, still flourishes, sharpens the reflexes between
hands and feet, sharpens the eye, develops durability, stamina
and good physical condition.
Four -wall hand -ball was the original game and still is
played. But in Brooklyn alone, there arc said to be some 1,200
one -wall courts against which descendants of the Irish Im-
alittiesnts of a who help createthemelting-pot of this and descendants of 1ll continent,her ition-
play
Ireland's game.
Your comments and suggestions for this column will be welcomed
by Elmer Ferguson, c/o Calvert House, 431 Yonge St„ Toronto.
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by ,A STC
If, ever a man deserved to be
1at world boxing champion, ` it is
,Archie Moore. His victory this
Winter over Joey Maxim, at St.
Louis, Missouri, will surely go
*down in fistic history as the fitting
culmination to the 36 -year-old
coloured man's incredible deter-
mination and patience. And that
statement stands even if he loses
the title next time he puts i'4 on
the line.
• * •
Archie Moore has been a pro-
fessional boxer for something like
sixteen years. For nearly half
that time he has been the leading
4eentender for the world light -
'heavyweight title. Yet, until he
met Maxim. in December, he had
never had, a crack at the. title.
Why not? To quote Charley
Johnston, the boxer's manager:
"Moore is too good,"
* * a
He calls him Big Poison, poison
t0 other boxers because he usu-
ally beats them, such strong poi-
son that no reigning champion
would meet him --even though he
ranked Number Two in his class.
Poison because ho had knocked
out 56 of nearly 130 opponents.
Way back in 1931) Moore began
to hit the headline Then came
the war and the light -heavy-
weight title went into cold stor-
age. Hostilities over, Moore
found himself, on paper and in
the eyes of boxing experts and
ipublic, the leading contender for
Ous Lesnevich's crown,
•
* 5
But every time a title fight oc-
curred, Moore was never in one
LC
of the corners, as everyone ag-
reed he should have been. Auth-
ority, like 1 elson, turned a blind
eye.
51 • •
Moore, however, was never de-
terred. He just smiled, donned
his gloves and fought somebody
else. From St. Louis to Balti-
more, front Cleveland to Holly-
wood, he boxed on.
5 5 5
At one time he was promised
the next crack at the then reign-
ing champion, Gus Lesnevich.
But almost at the last minute
plans were changed. Lesnevich
went to Europe to meet Freddie
Mills.
Moore laughed at the Fates
again, packed his bags and re-
sumed his trans -American wan-
derings.
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Even some of the decisions in
his fights seemed to mark him as
one of boxing's "Forgotten Men,"
Once in Cleveland he was foulecl
His opponent hit him while he
was on one knee after being
knocked down. But the offender
wasn't disqualified
Instead Moore was given ten
minutes in which to recover and
reslune fighting. Itwas one of the
most ridiculous decisions ever
given. He had been fouled so
badly that he couldn't continue,
and the offieiai verdict was that
he lost by a knock -out!
0 5 5
So the years ticked by, and as
Moore added more candles to his
birthday cakes he must have
quietly wondered if there was any
Everything Big
About "Big Ben"
Nearly thirty years ago the
chimes of London's Big Ben
echoed round the world for the
first time. Since then its voice
has ,been heard daily in miilions
of homes all over Britain.
Experts admit that Big lien is
the most wonderful of public
clocks, No other can compare
with its or accuracy. On a normal
day it is right to within a frac-
tion of a second, While the days
In a year when it is more than a
second out can be numbered an
the fingers.
Early last , century the old
Houses of Parliament were burnt
out and new buildings construc-
ted to take their place, It was re-
solved that the clock and houre
bell to be fitted in the clock
tower should be the finest in the
world, The result was . our prey-
ent Big Ben.
The bells were cast, but the
first developed a crack and had
to be discarded. The second bell
was cast at Whitechapel in 1858,
and weighed more than thir-
teen tons.
Its weight can be judged from
the fact that when it was dragged
in triumph through the streets
of London. a team of sixteen
horses was needed to pull the
ii carriage on which it rested.
With great ceremony the bell
was hoisted two hundred feet
up the tower and struck for the
first time. It was thoroughly
tested for weeks, and then, to
everybody's consternation, it, too,
developed a crack.
The case was brought up in
Parliament and the makers were
sued. but after a while it was -de-
cided to let Big Ben hang.
The measurements of the clock
faces are startling. Each of the
four dials is more than 22 feet
in diameter. The hour figures
are two feet high and six feet
Signs Of Spring r
apart, so that the minute hands
jump forwards more than seven
inches every minute ,
The cast-iron framework of
each dial weighs four tons; the
minute hands are fourteen feet
fond and the hour hands nine
feet. The massive pendulum is
fifteen feet long and weighs more
than a quarter of a ton.
A 'microphone has been per-
manently installed in the clock
tower, and a line connects this
with Broadcasting House. Big
Ben, among its- other distinc-
tions, is surely the most regular
broadcaster in the world.
justice in the world. Ot one thing
he was very certain, however. If
ever he got the chance he'd make
darn sure of that title. Lesne-
vich, Mills, Maxim, whoever was
the champ, would know all about
it when they met Archie Moore
Ma.,cim was the man he met
and hammered, and with the rais-
ing of the new -title-holder's arm,
years of injustice were vindica-
ted.
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Nevertheless, it was an injus-
tice that can never be excused,
even though it can probably be
explained by one thing—promo-
ters always like the gate -pulling
contest best. They want Crowd
Appeal.
* a 5
As just one example, earlier
last year "Sugar" Ray Robinson
was considered to be a better
financial draw against Maxim
than Moore Robinson was fight-
ing out of his weight and lost
very decisively. But it was a
bout that attracted the dough.
That's what mattered ,.
Filling Station—Taking on fuel
before flying to Cairo,. Egypt,
is three -month-old Mike Ash-
worth. Assisting Is flight hostess
Sylvia Velez, who takes aver
the necessary operation bile
Mike's mother buys tickets.
ICN1t Phafoel
BEEF F CN MOVE: The lifting of the UDittld Slat's embargo on Canadian meat exports to that ceently has
tapped up activities inatoekyards and meat pnrkiug.ptaats throughout the country. These rows and steers being
unloaded at the CNR's stockyard in Monism], loft, will end u]) 'on the book", right, and shipped as dressed beef.
Duriu • 1951, Canada exports() 272,860 head of cattle and other livestock to the united States and 107,735,416
pounds of dressed meati A large volume of meat traffic was also enrried by the C",NR front Chicago to New
England through the Niagara "gateway' in southern Onla•to.'The U.B. embargo tens imposed a yens ago because
of a serious outbreak of hoof and mouth disease in western Canada. It was lifted lilnvr!1 2.
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A new prodpct on the market
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tip. Looking rather like a nine-
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straddle the hone,. you squeeze
the handles gently and push the
blades over the hone. Repeat ___
until they are as sharp as you A. national survey by Britain's
want. hatters has revealed that today
o v a
The leaf -shaped silver cleaner fifty -sit men out of one hundred
now on the market, with the
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the pieces touch the leaf and
tarnish will vanish. Rinse with
clear water and dry as usual.
Silver will be gleaming once
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* • •
A low cost electric broiler is
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working girls in single rooms or
bachelors across the street will
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These act a drip pans. A
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Hi .Boa! Storing down a 1 2 -foot
boa constrictor is the job of
Warren Prince. He is seen above
in the Reptliarium of the Nation-
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shoulders.
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For "No -Hat" Habit?
it, * 5
A new wax product has come
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A blend of waxes, solvent and
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s Push -Button Hymns
It had to come. Seemingly the
quality or the power of 'the.
hymn -singing hasn't come up
to the expectation of the church
dignitaries of a Lutheran church
in New Jersey, and they've in-
stalled a mechanical record-
. player—a "juke box" to most
people! '
Names of hymns are indexed
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— and nstosie sills the elsurch.
110 charge 1s made.
wear hats. This still leaves a lot
of bare heads, but ,it is claimed
that the thirty-year trend toward
male hatlessness has at least been
halted.
Hatters in America, Germany.
Italy, Holland, Scandinavia and
France are in on this, for all have
been striving to put hats back on
men's heads. The no -hat habit has
spread through the Western
world—what's the reason?
Blame the times, says psycho-
logists. Hatlessness, they argue,
goes with insecurity and instabil-
ity, while hat -wearing reflects a
man's self-esteem and confidence
in the future.
A hat fashion sometimes seen
in London's West -end is the Ed-
wardian -type bowler. Plainly--
according
lainly=according to psychologists — this
is evidence of longing for a return
to the "good old days" of solid
prosperity and value for money.
Here's another intriguing psy-
chologist's -eye view. When men
wear low hats, and especially
when they wear no hats, it's a
sign that women are gaining
ground on the sex, equality front.
This is an opinion endorsed by
the costume historian, Mr. James
Laver, of the Victoria and Albert
Museum.
"Male domination was at its
peak when men wore the highest
hats," he says. "Look at the ter-
rific toppers worn in the mid -
nineteenth century. Then consider
what happened when an early
wave of female emancipation oc-
curred in the 18805—men took to
wearing boaters !"
Yet modern surveys conducted
in Britain and the United States
show that in both countries eighty '
women out of every hundred
prefer their menfolk to wet' hats.
Perhaps a psychologist will
work that one out. Does it mean
that most women really want
their men to wear both a hat and
"the trousers"?
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