The Seaforth News, 1953-06-18, Page 3ifittahrtrt SPORTS OOLOWIN
P A eLeange tale .ot vetrcideaee that
stretched across a 3- ear spall, and In-
volved two Borders who had Stlaeehgively
occupied the nets or -t major league
hockey team, \y'aS tt'riLten diming the
Stanley (]up series not April.
Back fn 1950, in the midst of a semi-
'
final Cup series, between Canadiens and New York. Rangers,
the Canadiens' goaler Bill Duman, seven times wiener of the
Vezina trophy, had the courage and sporting spirit to tell coach
Dick Irvin: "Dick, I'm not doing the team any good. My reflexes
have slowed down, I'm through,"
.And so Durran stepped out of the picture- and ended a
career, to be succeeded by little Gerry ].McNeil, But Rangers
were roaring ahead, the wizardy of McNeil, then a rookie
youngster, halted them only temporarily, and Rangers went
On to win the round, and give Detroit Red Wings a grim battle
for hockey's most coveted prize.
On the Thursday night of April 2, last, Caunedieas were
fleteateil by Chicago Black Hawks, in a Stanley Cap semi-final
game. That game gave Hawks a 3-2 edge in a best of seven
series. One more victory, and the Chicago team was into the
finals, Canadiens were out. And the next game was in Chicago,
before a fanatic, victory -marl Saturday night crowd scenting
a Stanley Cup triumph for the first time in years.
On the Saturday morning, the long arm of Coincidence
stretched across the years. For this time it was little Gerry
McNeil, the successor to Durran, who waited on coach Dick
Irvin, and declared: "Dick, I'm not doing the team any good.
My nerves are shaky. My reflexes are shot. Put Jacques Plante
into the net. Hell win a game for us."
Irvin gave the matter lengthy study. McNeil continued to
urge the change. It was a desperate gamble, but Irvin decided
to take It. He benched not only McNeil, but three other regu-
lars, tossed in four rookies, including Plante, a hawk -faced,
sharp-eyed French Canadian youngster who had played, a few
games for Canadiens during the season. Canadiens rallied in
spirited fashion, won by 3-0, and first to greet Plante and
throw his arms around the rookie goaler was McNeil him-
self, who had raced almost the complete circuit of the rink
to be first to congratulate his replacement.
Plante played three more games after that. Chicago was
eliminated with the dead -pan Habitant In the Canadien nets.
Then, in the second game of the Cup finals against Boston
Bruins Plante faltered, Rust Coincidence, if you like to call it
that, entered again. "You better put Gerry back in there"
Plante told coach Irvin. So McNeil was switched back, scored
two shut -outs in the next three games, and Canadiens marched
off with the Cup.
Vow comments and 2uggustfons for Shia column will he wolconsol
lry Elmer Ferguson, c'o Culvert House, 4131 Yange S/., Toronto.
cad' D STijE�ItS LAMMED
RA'Hf0STBURG. ONTARIO
This is the sad tale of a ball -
flayer who was too good — well,
or his own good. In other words,
about a character who did so
well as a Jack-of-all-trades that
he never got a chance to settle
down and become a highly paid
]
master of one. Frank Waldman,
In a recent article, tells about
Jackie Phillips, once a big -leaguer
but now doing various chores for -
the Hollywood Stars out on the
Pacific slope. « u
Versatility, within proper lim-
its, can be a baseball player's
greatest asset. Carried to excess,
:however, it can become a serious
obstacle as certain athletes can
Testify. More often than not the
player who can go in and do a
creditable job at any one of sev-
eral positions deprives himself
of a regular job. In such case his
versatility has made him too
valuable as a 'utility' man or as
what is called bench insurance.
0 o
During the years he was with
!Brooklyn Eddie Miksis learned
This hard lesson. So did Bob lta-
mazzotti. Peanuts Lowrey can
ado' so many things well the St.
Lows Cardinals would not think
of "wasting" his talents in 125
•
or more garages per season. So
instead of -playing regularly, the
way he would prefer, Lowrey
fills in when someone needs a
rest or else he does a bit of pinch-
hitting.
Billy Goodman can do so many
things well he is known as the
Red Sox' one-man team. Good-
man plays infield or outfield,
both of them willingly. Jack
Phillips of the Hollywood Stars
goes Goodman ane better, In ad-
dition to everything Billy can do,
Phillips also pitches.
Thus far, this season Holly-
wood's Helping Hand has pitched,
played first base, third base and
shortstop. L a s t year he also
played some in the outfield so,
if needed, he could go back there
again. About the only thing Phil-
lips has not done is catch, and
he may get around to that before
he finally gives up baseball for
a steady job.
"1 don't care where I play now,
just as long as I play," Phillips
admitted. "In the majors it's dif-
ferent. Up there you like to play
one position. In the Coast League,
though, rosters are smaller, There
Historic Calf—The first calf to be born in America from frozen
semen is shown with her mother en Hill's Farm. With the
Animal is Berlyn Gruber, inseminator, The artificial breeding
process was made possible through research by the Seieniific
Breeding Institute In eo-operation with the Foundation for the
*duly of Genetics. If further proved successful the process
will moon fewer but better mirk; will be used to produce many
!Morin Offering, ,roteueing1 Net tem dairy pr'oducis for the table.
Breathless Record -Charlie Copozzoli, distance runner, crosses
the finish line of the two-mile race of the IC4.A Track and Field
Championship to set a record of 4:0012. He cut nine full seconds
off the meet mark set four years ago.
BBS. GRACE F. CUDWORTH
The practical value of spiritual under-
standing In daily life was the keynote
as more than 7,500 Christian Scientists
from throughout the world met recently
for the Annual Meeting of The Mother
Church, The First Church of Christ,
Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts.
A special message from The Christian
Science Board of Directors told the
gathering that materialism not only iv
being challenged, but le yielding in -
wearingly, to the impact of spiritual
enlightenment.
Bearing witness to this were inddentr
of Christian Science healing read at the
meeting which included total recovery
from o severe case of poliomyelitis,
abdominal cancer, rheumatic fever and
rheumatic heart diagnosed di incurable,
dislocated hips thought:beyond recovery,
and accident injuries pronounced fatal.
Through prayerful living of pure
C,hrietlanity, the Directors said, "painless
progress can be made by the Individual
and by humanity as a whole."
Named President of The Mother Church
for Rhe coming year was Mrs. Grace F.
Cudworth of Boston, a Christian Science
practitioner active in the healing work
of the denomination for almost 50
years. Her term of office is for one year.
are fewer players on each club,
so I'm happy to help out where
I can." " e
Phillips, who has served in
both major leagues, can blame
Joe McCarthy and Bill Meyer for
the use subsequent managers
have made of his diversified tal-
ents. In his second season in or-
, ganized baseball Phillips went to
spring training camp with the
Yankees. The year before, he had
]ed the Piedmont League in home
runs and putouts as a first base-
man.
tr
"3 o e McCarthy decided he
wanted to make an infielder of
me so lie had me play third base,
shortstop and even second base.
The next year, with Newark, I
played first, second, third and
the outfield. I got into the 1047
World Series as a first baseman."
After what happened 10 him
with the Pirates in 1951 Phillips
scarcely knew whether he was
coming or going. He went with
the club as a first baseman but
before spring training had more
then gotten started he found him-
self teaching Ralph Kiner how
to play the position, and inci-
dentally, how to take Phillips's
job away. Logic becomes some-
what strained along here for
somewhere during the Kiner in-
structional period Jack emerged
as a pitcher.
,t n rt
"I was spending so much time
with Ralph I didn't get much
chance to work out myself," Phil --
lips said. "To make up for, it
I atarted pitching a lot Of bat-
ting practiee."
e 0 4
In those days the Pirates were
even more desperately in need
of pitchers than today. During
one three - day stretch Philips
recalls the club employed 13 dif-
ferent pitchers.
a ..e.
"One dray we were getting
beaten badly. So many of our
pitchers had been knocked out
that along about the middle of
the game Bili Meyer and I were
practically the only ones left in
the dugout. Finally he sent me
down to the bullpen to warm up.
1 got in that day and pitched
five innings against the braves.
Bucky Walters was with them
as a coach and after the game
he told lie I had shown enough
to convince him I could make
it as a pitcher. After that I spent
three straight clays in the bull.
pen," ,. «
For a time it appeared ati
though wandering Jack Philips
at last had found a permanent
home, but that was quickly dis-
pelled. One clay not long there..
after Phillips was in the bullpen
getting ready to go in against
the Giants. Before he could fin-
ish his warm - up throws t h e
Giants changed pitchers and Jack
found himself entering the game
as a pinch -hitter against Lefty
Dave Iieslo.
"I singlecl," Phillips said rue-
fully. "And I never got dove to
the bullpen again."
Al "Goose" That
Really Lays "Golden
Eggs"
June 4, 1953, may be put down
as one of the eventful days in
history 01 mankind.
This was the day on which the
world was told that the process
had been proved by which marl
can make more atomic power
than he consumes.
David Lilienthal said a lew
years ago that the day this hap-
pened, it would be the biggest
news since the announcement of
the original atomic bomb.
The device is, in oversimpli-
fied terms, a controlled, nonmili-
tary atomic bomb. It is, an
atomic furnace, or reactor. It
consumes a certain type of eran-
him. So does a bomb, in an un-
controlled explosion. But the
reactor or furnace in Idaho not
only is controlled, but it produc-
es more uranium than it con-
sumes,
The process is called breeding.
What it does, in effect, is to
bring mankind nearer to realiza-
tion of an unlimited source of
power than he ever has come
before. It is a new concept of
material power.
The process of breeding means
that as fast as atomic fuel is
consumed in furnaces, or reac-
tors, from which electric power
is generated, new atomic fuel
also will be created.
These breeder furnaces thus
will do two things: create power
to be used on the spot, provide
the fuel for more power. And
that fuel, in turn, will provide
power and create more fuel
The allegory of the goose that
laid the golden egg is thus cone
true.
The point of the announce-
meat is not that a source of cheap
power suddenly has been drop-
ped into the lap of mankind, but
Met a phenomenal — and that
twnrd cannot hr exaggerated .— a
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