HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1951-02-15, Page 6Some Of The Most Outstanding Dogs in the Province of
Ontario will he on display (hiring the two international all
breed dog show which will be held in conjunction with the
Canadian National Sportsmen's Show, and for the benefit of
the Toronto Humane Society, in the Coliseum, Toronto, on
March 14 and 15, 16 and 17. Here, Sheila Watson. popular
Ontario model, is grooming Bruno, perky little dachshund, in
preparation for the dog shows.
Whether or not Canada should
have immediate nation-wide con-
scription for military service is a
matter than can be left ,o our
statesmen and editorial writers; and
we notice that the latter—especially
those working for opposition papers
—are handing Prime Minister St.
Laurent what should be plenty of
advice on the subject, without any
]help from us, even if we were in a
position to dish out any.
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Which we by no means are. We,
personally, managed to sit out both
World War One and World War
Two pretty much as a sideline ob-
server, finishing up without taking
a nibble at either the war -contracts
or war -hero business, greatly to our
subsequent regret—although which
of the two we now most regret
missing is strictly our own affair.
Anyway, as already stated, we are
:not qualified for handing out coun-
sel to those who will decide whether
the youth of this generation will
have to he coaxed into uniform or
just plain ordered to hop into same.
However, there is one angle to
this conscription problem which
we have not seen alluded to as yet,
yet which definitely touches on
sports.
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As you will probably recall, in
World War One, also in World
War Two, the United States was
considerably slower in taking a
hand than was Canada; and we
seem to remember several occa-
sions, during both those holocausts
when there was considerable loud
criticism. not to say boning, of
various American professional ath-
letes for cavorting on Canadian
diamonds in baseball uniforms while
our own boys, of comparable age
and physical condition, were fight-
ing in military garb.
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(If you do not get exactly what
we mean, ask any of the baseball
boys who played in Toronto during
the early stages of the wars what
they used to be called by sone of
the strong -hinged fans, especially
those of the feminine persuasion.)
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But, right now, the situation is
pretty well reversed. South of the
Border the losses in the Korean
Fighting have been hundreds of
filmes greater than ours. Over there
they are already calling lads of from
eighteen years of age upward for
compulsory military service while,
with us, such a thing has barely
Teethed the talking stage.
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Of course, the nutnber of Can-
adian baseball players who do their
stuff in the U.S.A. is negligible.
Taut in the garne of hockey it is
something else again.
Protect your 0O010 and CSR from
1i'KYU5 and THIEVES. We haves else
and type of Sate, or Cabinet, or any
011700110, tilslC ue Or write for Driest,.
ode., to Dept. W.
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We haven't the exec figure at
hand, but in all probability 35 to
90 per cent of all professional
hockeyists are Canadian born, and
so not subject to the United States
draft. And we inlagine that if this
war scare doesn't blow over soon,
which it shows no sign of doing,
before very long some of those
hockey players will he in for some
rather rough evenings in points such
as Chicago, Boston and New York,
to mention just a few. When the
baseball season rolls around,
American fans will know tiat their
diamond heroes are out there simply
because Uncle Whiskers doesn't
want them; but hockey bugs over
there, having no such assurance,
are liable—we fear—to become just
a trifle critical, and say it with eggs
and the like.
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Of course, we may be picturing a
situation which will never crop up
and, for the sake of international
amity, we sincerely hope so. Still,
it is always best to take what the
statesmen call the 'long view" of
such situations. Perhaps Frank
Selke and Conny Smyth should
have a little get-together with the
top brass at Ottawa. Maybe they
could get the powers -that -be to
classify hockey playing as an es-
sential occupation.
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Now, to try and wind up on a
slightly more cheerful 'note, here's
a Dizzzy Dean story which, to us,
anyway, was new. It seems that one
afternoon big Bill Terry was having
a field day batting against the Dizzy
one. First he almost knocked Dean's
legs from under hin with a sizzler
through the box. Then he nicked
Diz's ear with a rocket liner, Then
he knocked Jerome's glove off his
hand with another screamer.
After calling time, Pepper Mar-
tin strolled over frotn third base
to the mound. "Jerome," he said,
"I got a word of advice if ,you
would he so kind as to listen."
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"What is it, Johnny?" inquired
Dizzy with the salve mock formal-
ity.
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"It's just this," said the deadpan
Pepper. "I don't think you're play-
ing this Terry quite deep enough."
"Look here, Gladys, this turkey
tastes like burned leather!"
"What strange things you must
have eaten in your time, John!"
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