Zurich Herald, 1951-02-22, Page 3Renato Is One -The news of his birth made world headlines
a year ago, but little Renato Roberto Giusto Giuseppe Ros-
sellini celebrated his first birthday in Rome just like any other
toddler. The son of actress Ingrid Bergman and director
Roberto 12ossellini is seen toying with his birthday cake.
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Non -Glass Mirror
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Spray Deodorant
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Polisher
New floor, furniture or auto
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Grease -sealed ball bearings elimin-
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Automatic hacksaw has a com-
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Plastic Fishing Creel
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v ,ASI,XF3VIC
Lloyd Percival, te1to heads the
Toronto Sports College, is author
of a recently published volume ea -
titled the `Hockey Handbook." We
have not read the book as yet, and
are ttelikely to do so with any
thoroughness as it contains "some
320 pages and 160,000 words, and
our interest in QUOTE Canada's
National Sport UNQUOTE' is
pretty much that of a somewhat
• jaundiced onlooker. -
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However, for ruauagers, coaches
and other close stildente of the
game it should be a boon as it
would seem to cover the subject
like 'a tarpaulin. Still, at that, in
looking over a list of the chapter
headings we notice one that is
hissing which might very well
have been included.
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That would be a chapter ott "How
to tell a Referee exactly what you
think of hint and still not get toss••
ed out on your Frances," but we'
presume a recondite subject like
this would be taken•up in the Post
(',radiate course.
The same Mr. Percival has creat-
ed quite a stir in tite press, to
say nothing of some not untimely
publicity for his book, by coming
out flatfooted that. Gordis !Howe
of Dr"ro't is a better right-winger
than Rocket .kicl'ard of Montreal
''t ret seven ways, from the • aek. •
Furthermore, lie has a fistful of
Lgures to prove his contention.
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Now we greatly doubt if the
comparative worth of hockey play-
ers or other teal: athletes can be
accurately measured' by either
higher or lower mathematics. But
that, of course, is only a personal
opinion, as some of the greatest
competitors we have ever watched
could best be described in the
words of an old -tinge ball -player
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speaking about a team-mate: 'The
sonofagun can't hit; he can't field;
and he can't run the bases; but -'
Gawshantighty hots he CAN play
baseball."
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So, if you were to ask us how
we would rate Gordis Howe and
Richard we would try and duck the
issue. But if you asked us which of
the two we would choose, were
we the owner of a team, our pick
would be The Rocket, simply be-
cause be probably personally draws
twice as much money into the box-
office, both at home and away, as
does his Detroit rival. But that, of
• course, is taking a base conuner-
eial view of the matter, and proves
that we have no place in a sport- .
for -sport's -sake sport as present-day
hockey.
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13ut even if hockey remains pure
and unsullied- by tite torch of the
profiteer, these are the days of
increasing contitercialistn of moat
sports; so it is rather interesting to
turn to some athletes who are will -
log to go through inconvenience
and hardship to take part in the
sport they follow, and that without
any thought of future gain or glory,
* 00
No filter examples of this type
of' sportsmen can be found than
the harriers or cross-country run-
ners, who seem to be strongest
Over 'Ouse, where there still seem
to be athletes ready to do a bit
of slogging and sweating without
first inquiring "What's there in it
for me?" Some time next month -
March 1.0 to be exact -more than
2,000 of thein will assemble at Rich --
Mond, Yorkshire, to take part in
the national championship meet,
. For more than a third of them it
will mean assembling at a London
railway station at sevenin the
'rnorning-iii many eases after. a
journey of two hours or more be-
forehand. Then they have a six -hour
railway journey before stepping off
in the gruelling race.
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There will -be no cheering crowds
`to urge the harriers on their way,
except at and around the, finish,
and most of the time thy 'will
be on their own, toiling over plough-
ed fields and scrambling over five -
barred gates for the sheer joy
-and pleasure of being able to do
so. There are no expenses to be
nicked. up because there is no stoney
in cross-country running and very
little means of collecting any ee:-
• crept on the few big occasion;.
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One of these occasions is the
national championship where a
small charge for admission to the
finish enclosure is made. Usually
by walking half a mile or so it is
possible to get almost as good a
view without payment at all. But
this is one of the things that just
isn't done. The money collected
goes towards the cost of sending a
team to compete in the international
championship which constitutes the
climax to the season.
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The course at Richmond is to
he an unusually gruelling one. Af-
ter walking rnuncl it the other day
an expert described it "as the
most severe cross country course
I have ever seen." And in the past
25 years this man has seen all the
major championships •at home and
on the European continent.
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- The . course is in territory ad -
r. jacent • to the ,military camp at
Catterick. There are a number of
climbs of 1 in 5, with compensat-
ing but .unsteady drops the other
side; there are two water jumps
'that have to be negotiated success-
fully unless the harrier feels in-
clined to accept an icy cold duck-
ing; the, plowed land will surely
be "heavy" because of clinging mud;
and there is that unpredictable
h tzard, the English weather, that
can he rain, shine or wind separ-
ately or all at the same time.
And what do these cross country
plodders get after going through all
this grief? Well, there are silver
• and bronze medals for the placed
Hien in the senior, junior and youth
divisions; also challenge cups, al-
though these latter can never be
• won outright. Then, after the
medal -giving they can make a quick
dash for the night train back to
London, which arrives there at 6
the following :corning,
*
"All that far a bunch of lousy
medals?" commented one teen-age
Canadian who had just been beef-
ing because, through shortage of
icer his hockey team had been called
on to,practice at the unearthly hour
of 8 earl, "The poor dopes must
be nutsl"
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Well, perhaps they are! Still,
as we stated earlier, it's rather re-
freshing to hear about such hap-
penings in tines like these, when
the dollar -sign seems to bulk so
Largely 'in our sports columns.
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