The Brussels Post, 1961-09-07, Page 7saa
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When the Pick esaiana aielfet.
AsSO.iatien cha 1/19,11,a1) la bega,
in Chicago last. rriofith,l`'the prosif
were �'
talking about the man Who
wasn't, t}iei ; "Jak Cuprt,.-a .;31, •
year -cd Texan With brows?
gree,4 eyes, and .a golden touch.
"juicy 'hits a long bail;" said
George , BaYer, the pro tour's
longest hitter.:"1't say he's',the •:
best player in the country under
25." •
"Jacky's a real good putter,"
added Hill Casper., who,. *when
his game is on, is 'the 'pro tour's
best Putter,
" Ie's remarkable ,"'';,5tiggested
Gary' Player, the most remark`
able golfer of 1961. ''If he has
the desire,' he can' develop into
one of the great champions."
Jacky Cupit, 5 -foot -9 and 145
pounds, has an abuandance Of -
desire. "My ambition?" he drawl-
ed, as he rested in Houston...(I-Ie,
wasn't eligible for the PG•A,'.not'
having been a pro ;for the neces-
sark.five' Mears.) "Iiju t4t";antl o°.
become the best golfer in the
world."-' c; , ' ;
Only two months ago;' Ciipit
was one of • the most .obscure ,
championship:' getfers • h' the
world. Even though he won 39
amateur tournaments a.pd:fnade
the,. college 5A11,r;A.n'1pecan , team"`
at the ry niversit of H "nSton
• .ou si:e of cJb o
J
few�'peoplc butside g i s gn ta,.
centi knew his name. Then, in
the U.S. Open, Cupit lz '' nhia<;,n'
name in headlines. After Cwo "
rounds of 72s he fired a.rsizzli}lg
67 and moved into second place.
He slipped tqq „a-,7, i<in the final
round and"wtfarid�'up lin a tie for
ninth, place.
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Since .the' Open, iCupit,: one of
five;;,rgolfing brothers, _has been
the hottest golfer on the tour'. 'In
six tournaments, he has won
nearly $9,000. At hi pea. in the
Canadian Open, with, • ria irk n.
round66-69-6,01t,a � '
s of w
o
his first majaor professional
championship,
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Buster Cupit, a',1 cal
"I hope I can keep up the
pace," Jacky said, "Some young
golfers get overconfident when
they do well the first* "few'"
months." He smiled easily.,::"I..,i
don't expect that to happen toa
me," he said. "I've worked too
bard to get here:" ' L
Taxicab Racket
in Montreal
The fuss began when a Mont-
real cab -driver turned to his cus.J
tomer and asked:: "Wheretdo you
want to go?"
A perfectly normal question:"
The only trouble was, the cabbie..
maid it in Hungarian. After.sev-..
,eral unsuccessful attempts to
switch the conversation, ta, Eng;
fish. or Montreal's native "French,
the irate customer stomped out
and complained to the City Coun-
cil.
The great taxicab rumpus is
letill echoing through Canada's.
• largest city. Investigation showed
that indeed there was a taxi
driver who spoke only Hungar-
ian. He ,was a bare eight days off
the boat when he learned that,
for $75 slipped surreptitiously to
a licensing clerk, he could get a
taxi permit.
A massive shake-up of the test-
ing system followed, including
the introduction -of oral tests in
both French and • English. !'We
don't expect cabdrivers to talk
like Oxford grads or like mem-
bers of the Academie Francaise,"
explained testing supervisor Lu-
cien Bergeron, "but we do want
them tj understand and make
themseikes understood."
The cabbies .found, Bergeron's
new tests''rough going. Of the
first 166 applicants, only fifteen
Ber erg with
so many
passedhe others bombarded
threats that`he was forced to call•
the police. By last week, the num
ins)
ber of asses had 'risen to' 17 per
cent. B CMontrealers were still.
e1.. .' ,
in thato an of their
st tom
y
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e 'u d here to
cage) s co 1 n say W
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bud?" a in either ,English or`
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French!, '
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LUCKY 13 Milwaukee .left-hander,`' Warren ' Spahn,• ,4O, :pope
;the cork oj1-a bettleiot champagneito.celebrate his. 300th major
league victory. He is the' 13th pitcher in major lep,g,7e:!hasiory,
,,to..ha,ve30,Q or,aataia,�mpre wins to his credit,
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A.G. Spalding & Brgs. of Chi
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It has imprdv d, '�ii"otkiaTl'a;•�nd:
basketballs, tennis balls and golf
"Silt t • tee -major-league
baseball is unchanged," insists
ra �� �
1Jclwln Pa'rk'er•; "'the+ flr!m dent. "The "The specifications are ex-
actly th same as in 1926,"
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mens, ane a horsehide cover. Its
circi'lmferiekee is '9 to 94 inches
' Eand=7ts .weight4° to 51/4 ounces.
1'1fach,at£p
•n<the process,1nc1
u.d-
inghand stitching, is caraiied out
larddisely as'it`w'as 35 years -ago;'
r,the.;firpz,mauntains.
,Despite Spaldin ,;,s 'protesta-
tions, others sweaf the, `ball' 1S.
• bouncier. "Oh, not,.it ain't lively,"
cracks Dizzy Deanathepiteh'er'. °
turned broadcaster.., "Then"', how .
,come' I hear its hea'tbeaf?"
Hunters -Asked `To-
p
S fire Wild' Ducks
Resources 'Minister Waiter= ,
'Dinsdale has appealed . by open`,
letter to fish and game club
members in the three Prairie
Provinces and western .Ontario
to help his . Department inform ,
duck hunters that 'canvasbaek
and redhead ducks, which are in
short supply, should not be shot
this year. `
He said that severe drought
conditions on the Prairies, where
70 per cent of the wild ducks in
North America nest and raise
thein young, have seriously af-
fected waterfowlproduction in
general and the already low can-
vaaback and redhead populations
in particular,
"If breeding stock is to be
Maintained to provide for rea-
sonable come -back when habitat
conditions improve, we must
make even greater efforts this
year to reduce the kill of these
two species." He did mention,
however, that "hunters will be
allowed one canvasback or red-
head duck as a
mist ke bird.
a e
This provision has been made
thate
so if n` o e of these ducks is
shot by accident it will not be
discarded by the hunter to aVoid
penalty, and so be wasted.
"To help hunters
, l earn to re
-
•co nine canvasacks and red-
hcads, the Canadian Wildlife
Service Will be distributing iden-
tification pamphlets an .; these •- -
two species;,through your pro-
vincial game . departments,;: to 1i-
AHOLE No
lvaE Thisfrairie cffels 'a Seed seya vi
ewo•f
1aary 'like' .: Workmatlr r i, .a�i he fitil3hes of a' 11Le bf •Wa+termelon
l'ii iy foot oohtest •
deuce :)Ven'd'ers' in western On-
tarto, • 'Mangy taba,:a'Saskatchewan
and A•lberta..Pamphlets will .also .
br supplied to li,C,lVt. P,olice 'De-
tach.lnentst Hudson'sr,Bay. Corn-
pany posts, Indian Affairs`' of-, '
flees, and post''offides! Inr'Aall;' a' r.
quarter million of these, pa Ph -
s be
let will `distributed Iii acT-
ditiony•'telev,,is'i'on spot: -announce-
ments will remind hunters' to '
Pick ' up "parnphIeaS when` a hey --o .
buy their licences."
Mr. Dinsdale asked for "the
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1k a
tro inma
making
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.r'"thWesofis�t ` well known
thatLinters g ng 1 to the field
tis ` e racial :be a le to reco
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and "redtiea ducks and knew
why they shouldn't be shot. This
is one of the important contribu-
ti5ris•, organized hunters can
make \his year."
In Acognition of the special
role , that members of fish and
game. crus can play in educe
.tiofi� and 'public information on
conservatior1 matters, my De-
partment will be sending copies
of all press releases on this sub
je'ct: to, clubs in the areas I have
mentioned." -
.The letter ended,, "As large a
breeding ' population as possible
should be available next year.
Whether naturalist' or hunter,
you will be'the beneficiary."
Clean -U On The
.p
Mexican Border
The whisky distillerlwho made
`a national reputation as head of
Pemex, Mexico's `na'tionalized oil
industry, Was hard at work
again. His new assignment A"•
Cleanup of the whole 1,600 -mile
II.S.-Mexican border from the
Pacific to the Gulf of Mexico.
By the time he got through,
Antonio - Bermudez promised,
half a hundred sin - ridden
honky-tonk border towns that
line the Mexican frontier would
be transformed into "The- Long-
est Show Window in the world."
Onetime, mayor of Juarez,
"Tony" Bermudez was named
director of Mexico's Federal
Program last 'winter. His pro-
gram is a costly one, but Ber-
mudez expects it eventually to
pay for itself. As a starter last
month, b u l l d o z e r s started
Moving .earth in the 550 -acre
iv r bottom T e ott m land in -the center
of 'Tijuana in Baja California
Norte, jh soln
g
south of 'San Diego.
A $15 million flood ,control and
reclamation' project, will be top-
ped :by landscaped. boulevards,
new Parks, ks and" ar n " hew administra-
tion 'buildii'ig5. In the process,
therest hthe cit hi `
f w ch has
Y,
long been notorious for its tour-
jst` clip joints, prostitutes, and
marijuana,peddlers, " , eddlers "will be
�
cleaned tip,, or cleaiiecrout.
Nogales, across the boiirder. from
Douglas;• Ariz., is scheduled for
the ]next major effort, but there
.will be (other projects going on
• simtlltanebusly in all border
ureas. One town, Reinosa, near :
Brownsville, Texas, is consider-
ed so hopeless that a new bridge
will be built so tourists can by-
pass it,
The improvements Will affeet
5 million ME3tiCidtiS living along
the 'border' and 1G' million U.S..
citizens living just north bf it,
Last year these same U.S. Citi-
zees spent $520 million along the -
border - compared with .$1511
million spent by U.S. tourists in
ail the rest of Mexico.
Hopeful of attracting more rea
tpectable U.S. dollar:+; across the
border, Bermudez has called for
new eom+fort facilities, new puny
Ile sei'.vides, and new hotels, Mo-
tels', and `shopping' centers for
Visitors.
One toUrlst hungry Tijuana
businessriian said last week: "It
you liked coining here before;''
he said, :'Wait until "yeti see' my
city With: ilii' fact tvashere
" 1 uta
Want T!>> ,Cir,:, t
But Not The- Blame.,
You have no doubt-'e.d e
in the newspapers lately 'o
;11.uJ 1)er of Shows on television
which. exploit iB ' a11`d' via--
ienee. I am ehairittaippf, a.e`' Iuj
venile Delinquency Subcommit=
Mee which has been investigating
just why there is such an ern
phasis on the "bad" in life.
We talked to a variety of peo-
ple who in•-onei.capacity''rlr'an„i,.
other put these horror :shows en
the :air. We found that they take
a curious position. There, lis na
,_force so powerful. in all of plass "
communications, they say. It
° :-controls, Indeed almost manipu-
lates, public opinion, It is a great
teacher, They properly take ere-
dit for all the good that is de-
,s rived .frau]: TV Aldan, tdros a .x
ft great deal of good. taut` by some
- curious, turn -.D41111 ., they argue.
the violence it portrays leaves
no impression on the mind of
e the viewer.
They want credit for the totid,
but no responsibility, for the ten-
ures, "
We have uncovered substan-
tial evidence that if television
viewing can improve a child,s
vocabulary, it similarly can
teach hem to_ throw a rabbit
punch.
The public` - YOU - own
the airways, but the fast -buck
boys who put on these horror
shows apparently never, learned
this,. I ,nave, in the committee
files a.ease, pf.22, killings in a
one -pour, show` - which adttt=
ally runs only 48 minutes: That's' I
a murder ever 28Y4 iainutes.:°Next
season will it be a corpse a min-
ute? ""`_ - •
I do not believe the people. of
C9p Jecticut rare the, people one
TV'
1
re •rip to
execut`lve wla fel
s g
." /
It
i We ons � lye .
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whe he a d
Y g
it
them. ',What trie3, ;Want)"• 'Pedple .r
I know'''db iitit"feel that r'blutal
beatings, s n order and extortion
are the highest'foim"'df"enter-
tainment. - Senatog potld's;
Washington. Report.
1'', L.. , a ,• n P Y.•
LONG -AND SHORT.: Don't
the little guy fool ,you, he is
All America -n Joe Belino, Navy's ,
famous halfback. He is being
dwarfed by Ernest Ladd, six
foot nine tackle from Grumb-
ling College, at the 4.11 Star
football training' Belino',
f all trdi, g' cam,. p
is five foot sevep and weighs
•.
173. Ladd w I hsr P
5 n
g
Red Strongman r ,k .
Amazes BBri'td iWR:i t
One non -co mon u Ru la
One s a t ss n '�o
make a deep impression on Lon-
doirdii"i j the Ver " litt`sy' `sport= ''
ing-cum-social season is Yury
Vlasov„
Reputed .,•„ to „„b0 tit e
world's strongest man, he turns.
the scales,,at t;In'at 2 8 pounds, which:'
is quite to ra halnybedy's
languagt, 0� 11< the.„) l rule inter-.
preted into 19 stones 2 pounds, -�
or just left at 121.557 kilograms'.
He haila'froliri#'tliblSolvaet,Uliion
where he has p, job .as radio„en
giticter with the, lied Army; The
purpose of hiS'e visit to:tendon
Was in conneeti"ori itith";the jttbi
Tee celebration11s' Britain's"Atria `
teur Weightlifting Association
The` mighty Vlliso' ' tirade a &rill:
cial contributi6ni Tie celebrated
With a World recd"d Of his' otvn
in the two hinds.+arid jerk sec-
tion. This is the ,t}ilyd< and latst
Of the three prescribed exercises
whicli go to constitute a complete
lift, •_.. . ,
Vlasov's jerk Was a '.[herculean
heave of 4511/4 pounds, ds the
world mark he iii'i9iseffTh'had set
when winning the Olympic gold'
medal at Rome last September
was upgraded by 5 pbuncls, HIS
three -lift aggregate's hoWever,
wail 1,157 pounds of Rothe 27 less
than that with: which be shgp
the foundations of .ROHM'S Past+!!)'.
actio • aleilo.- Spprta, a ,.,
anguage' diff eulties prevent
,e4reportets frf1 Setti g a !clear
understaiidlrig a'to justwhy the
27 pounds went amiss. Or,
to
be
pt, eine, the'";) „far av)r g gained.
If gun the" erid Pre, ivhs that much
inferior or the two hands clean
•:aiad )fess and the two hands.
snatch.
We- gathered, however, that
the giant Vlasov was mystified,
and disappointed and therefore
not absolutely at peaks-" form.
Nevertheless, it was form which
left his rivals trailing,
Tile reason for the mystifica-
tion was the average Londoner's
lack of awareness about these
tti eightlifting jubilee eelebra-
;tiitjns. Competitors, hack arrived
from many countries; the Soviet
rLJniobZ the Ignited, States, Fin -
"land, Hungary, Poland, .1Vtalaya,
and British, Guiana among them,
but the citizens' and their press:
scarcely noticed then], And the ,.
venue, the :Scala ,.,Theater, in, "
Charlotte -street, was 'very lrluch•
an :offbeat" stage to that' which
Vlasov' and company were used to,
back. home: •-
Back :home, Vlasov has been
used to the treatment accorded
to Soviet -heroes. Last year he
wag, .voted ,Np; 1 Sportsman of
the . Year, and to” him fell the
honor of carrying the Soviet flag
at the 'Olympic march 'past in
Rome. Few of us present, will
ever forget the "sight of this
' mighty man earryirig•4 the end -
of an outstretched arm what 'ap- -'
• peered to be a tree trunk from
.'which the ammer”" and sickle -
' • barifier flapped in the breezes. He..
only changed'arms twice all ,the , .
way round.,:,t, ., r
Vlasov: w o,e rewess is not
, h R
.4 all.ef tirely, below the shoulders
-he aspires to literary Work
tabes this 'buslnl?sfs' of lifting bar..
ellsvery. rfous l
b e s id as a -
Y'
ew
P '
palled at -'they leek, of .facilities
the British- ro
vil�,
or,.
to be
exact, the lack of facilities the
British had " ='.,c
with ,awhi ah rto ,,,a '
vide-
InBritain' 'the BA'WA' isr' one '
of 'the lesser of"the mfnbr sport'-
-
ing associations and kept alive,
only by the 'enthusiasm of the
limited number cat ..ul,tra {keen.. It
' is -in a eceipt.of , no sate subsidy
and because thernumber of people
who pay to watch are fewer than
the people who participate, the
amount -of money. available. is ,.
slender. , •
It was not surprising with his
massive Irame to fillha a
t t Vlasov
should have some comment to
make about 'lack • of ' sufficient
proteins and other supplements
to his nutriment, but, he should
not have been surprised ak no
masseur ,being on .call.,, British
weightlifting and weightlifting
generally, ' has t� dispense with
such luxuries.
The disappoint disappointdi Vlasov; of
ci5arse; ' could -have. been - mis-
taken on ,his reception, in Lon-,
don if ,he had been informed he .-
was going to , be the' same sort
of central figure that Orli'itman. -°
c agarin was when he Was there
a` few -weeks "earlier. On- that
comparison the world's strong- ,
est man would appear amere
nobody,. ,
Once of -the stage, Vlasov was
very, much a somebody,: , Just
how he fakes the equlvaleni of
one-and=a -half" �tinie's' his' bwn
bodyweight and thrusts it up
above 'his' head,,iS',truly astouri-d-
America's. Bill Nieder, ' the
Olympic shot -putting champion
can testify to this. One day dur-
ing a get-together in ,Rome's
Olympic village, Vlasov got hold
of all of Nieder's 235 pounds
and held 'it at` Farms' length
above his head. On coming down,
Nieder remarked that he
wouldn't have believed it possi-
ble if"h'e hadn't been there.
.dill Vaughan:
Thanks to the
'alertness eof the sportscasters and
the r.sipiracies: of 0.1p cide', coni-
munication, it is often possible to
know the score of every_major
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