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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1951-05-10, Page 30/ ,A StixelTCjt"' tC One of these days, and you may [nark our words, the fair city of Toronto is going to secede from Canada and leave the rest of the Dominion flat on its Frances, And if you imagine we are going far, far out on the limb in leaking in making such a dismal prediction, do not forget that back in the early days of Henry Ford we exclusively fore- cast that these new-fangled auto- mobiles were only a passing fad, * * k Why — you ask — does Toronto contemplate making such a drastic move? Why do citizenry of what is sometimes enviously referred to as Idogtown-on-the-Humber gather around in gloomy clumps uttering lander their breaths language the like of which, if reproduced here, would cause a five -alarm fire? Well, not to keep you in suspense too long, here. is, the low-down. For about the 'steenth time an' All Star National League Hockey Team has been, selected WITH- OUT A SINGLE TORONTO MAPLE LEAF PLAYER IN- CLUDED.,Ah,• friends, the in- dignity of i! 1 1 5'. • ' =k 5 'Now,' personally- we have long held the opinion that there are two •distinct and utterly dfferent brands of big -league hockey—the kind you see during the regular seasoli,wben the lads are working for wages, and the sora exhibited in the playoffs when they are skating themselves bow-legged for gold and glory, in about that order. But the so-called experts who do the All Star select- ing insist on taking the pre. -playoff type of hockey seriously and make their picks on that basis. Which, of course, is sheer nonsense, and if you don't believe it just ask any loyal Torontonian. On second thought, don't bother to ask. Just hold still long enough and he, or she, will tell you so without enquiry. * m * Nor are such indignities anything new or novel to the loyal but utterly fair-minded sup i>�orters of those Maple Leafs. Tiiile after time they have watched or listened to their favorites proving themselves — by the winning of Lord Stanley's mug —far and away the, greatest teals in this or any other world only to awake and find that the All Star choosers had dorie ''wrong to our Nell. If you don't.believe it let's, for the heck of it, take a look at the record. * 5 Back in the season of 1931-1932 the Maple Leafs were winners of The Cup. Yet the 'AII-Star teals • was composed of Chuck -'Gardiner (Chicago); Eddie Shore (Boston); Ching Johnson (Rangers); Howie Morenz (Canadiens); 'Bill Cook (Rangers); and HARVEY- JACK- SON ACKSON (TORONTO). Just how The Busher managed to slip in is still one of the sweet mysteries of life. Perhaps because he was so • outstanding in his position that even press -box sdoozers couldn't over- look him. * x * It was ten full years before right and justice,once more prevailed and The Maple Leafs had their names inscribed .on The Cup, The All- Star roster that season included Frankie Brimsek (Boston); Earl Seibert '(Chicago); Tom Anderson (New York) ; Syl Apps • (Maple Leafs); Bryan Hextall (New York) and Lyase Patrick (New York. It has always been our private opinion that the Toaonto'centre was includ- ed mostly because it is hard to find any name shorter and easier on -tired type writing fingers than Syl Apps, .although of course he might have been chosen for his outstand- ing merit, ' =r k * Season of 1944-45. Stanley Cup winners—Toronto Maple Leafs. All. Star Team: Durnan Canadiens); Bouchard Canadiens); Hollett (De- troit); .Lach CCanadiens); Richard (Canadiens); Blake (Canadiens). .Ah, that's more like it boys; Start- ing to hit your real stride! * 5 * Season of 1946-1947. Stanley Cup Jet Jockey Rides Side -Saddle — He's not a jockey on a miniature space ship. He's just an Air Force mechanic making final adjust- ments on a wing tip tank of a Northrop Scorpion F-89. The 600 - mph jet is the new standard all-weather interceptor. Winners—fill in the name yourself. All Star six: Durnan (Canadiens); Reardon (Canadiens); Bouchard (Canadiens); -Schmidt .(Boston); Richard Canadiens); Bentley (Chi- cago). .Some team, those Flying Frenchman. .Five stars last year, four this. .'_viust have been dirty work at the crossroads that they didn't take it all.. * * * Season of 1947-48, Stanley Cup winners—eve just forgot the name but remember Hap Day was the coach, All Star Team: Broda (Tor- onto); Quackenbush (Detroit); Stewart (Detroit); Lach (Canadi- ens); Richard (Canadiens); Lindsay ((Detroit). Must have included Turk Broda on sympathetic grounds; knew was all washed up and through as a big-thner. 5 * i# Season of 1947-1949. TORON- TO MAPLE LEAFS won you - know -what. All Star Teani: Dur- nan (Canadiens); Quackenbush (Detroit); Stewart (Detroit); Abel Detroit); Richard (Canadians); Roy Comelier (Chicago). Selectors must have been 'taking a breather last year, but now starting to corse strongly in the stretch. • •• A * * Season of 1950-51. You' can prob- ably recall yourself the name that should go in here, All Star heroes: Sawchuck (Detroit); Kelly (De-. trait) ; Quackenbush (Boston); Schmidt (Boston); Howe (De- troit); Lindsay (Detroit). Comment —roll your own, they're cheaper than tailor-made. * * :r So there you have it, neighbors. Seven tines winners •of hockey's most coveted award and just three —count then, three—navies on the All Star Roll of Honor. Still, un- less you rive in Toronto, don't run yourself fresh out of tears with your weeping: For although they failed to catch the eye of the experts and win themselves undying fame, those Maple Leafs didn't do so badly for themselves in a more sordid way. 1n fact their Stanley Cup takings, measured in cold cash, probably spelled out .a lot more black ink in the Maple Leafs' bank accounts than the All Stars ever collected— a whole lot more. And, as Miss Lorelei Lee .once said, "A kiss on the hand is very romantic but a dia- mond bracelet- lasts forever." Or, to put it in different phrasing:: "Which would you rather have— three cheers or three bucks?" * 5 Stili, to get back to our first pre- mise—don't forget that we warned you. Some day Toronto is going to run dry of patience, cut loose, and go on its own. And we'll bet there are a lot who can hardly wait, Putting Out Best Seller—The only Scottish firm publishing the Holy Bible owns the rotary press, above, which turns out 256 pages of the world's best seller in one operation. The press, located 4n Glasgow, is an econonit aid to the British, for the Bible Is and of Great Britain's export items. ,154 Prescr• iption For Heartache This is, perhaps, a strange time to write about hatreds and resent- ments. One may think that they are confined for the moment to that wild land south of the 38th parallel, but honest appraisal finds hatreds and resentments with us on the home front, be it in war or peace. The medical profession admits this, and says that these forces attack not only the soul but the body. A man with an uncontrolled temper niay wind up in surgery; resentments have caused arthritis. 'Worry, fear and anger are the greatest disease causers," says the eminent doctor, Charles T. Bing- ham. Alcoholics Anonymous has "cured" many of the disease of al- coholism, but not until all hatreds and resentments have been obliter- ated- Thoreau was well aware of how many persons, even in his small part of the world, were leading lives` of "quiet desperation" and he wrote of thein with pity. Today physicians and psychologists are striving to straighten out these Lives. Sometimes they succeed, sometimes they do not, hut' they recognize the problem and- do as best they may With .the tools at haled. Why these lives of "quiet despera- tion?" T. E. Murphy, newspaper editor and magazine writer, asks in The Rotarian: "May it not be because they have, wandered from some great foundation of faith, which should be to us as rivers of water in a dry place, as the shadow of a great rock in a weary land?" He bases this thought on the fact that of 70 persons he ques- tioned, most of then; churchgoers, not one could quote a line from the Sermon on the Mount, "the Mag- na Carta of the Christian faith." And he suggests that "the remedy for the desperate life, the pres- cription for heartache .. • lie ready at hand, simple and sure, in one great, neglected utterance—the Ser- mon's unsurpassed Golden Rule for human relations: "Therefore all things whatsoever ye would that men should do to roti, do ye even so to them."— Grand Rapids (Mich.) Herald. Asphalt Shingles If you have any doubts about laying new asphalt shingles over old wooden ones you can forget about them, according to promi- nent roofing experts. 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