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It was more annoying than funny at the
time, bpt, . looking back now, we find a
TUobei?taift degree of hilarity marked the end
'sit Of the Olympic Games.
/ISM • Abd of all things, the laughs were pro-
vided by the sombre Russians. When they
•were edged out on total points by United
States athletes, on the standard scoring system, they proluptly.
invented their own, and proved that they were the Whitten. It was
so childish, so obvl9usly in.the naive Russian mould of propaganda,
that, at this distance, it's good for a chuckle.
And it's psi{ notion thatthe international importance of the
Olympics, as proving that any one country is physically better than
another is just plain silly. Ideally; the Games are 'competitions
among individuals; not between countries. Some countries have
these individual stars at various times, some haven't, For popular
consumption a newspaper scoreboard is kept. But triumph doesn't
necessarily represent a national superiority over the countries 1
which didn't do so well.:
This being so, we're ;glad the United States won the mythical ,,
title. For the difference between a , Runsiap and an American
over-all peinta'victory id that the Soviet' propaganda' machine
would have made this a tremendous apring„board forboasting the
decadence ,of the "imperialistic" ,countrie , ,as epfppared with the
virility of'Staliri's empire. Am€riga will merely boast its undeniably.
great -athletes -and attach no blobulsr' political significance to the
outcome.
Superiority in running, or jumping, or throwing weights
proves nothing as indicating one nation is more virile, stronger
than another. If it did, then Czecho-Slovakia would outrank all
others, for they sent to the Games the greatest athlete of, Zatopek, the man who scored the umbelieveable trip%
suspect that Russia went into the Gaines to prove what thelps3n
ganda machines would label national superiority, and they ;a
did it. We suspedt,.too, that the Soviet master -mind woui
have allowed a Muscovite team to enter unless they wet
sidered loaded; lest the cause of collectivism be set back b
feats on athletic fields.
That's the reason there developed that, childish stratagem,
a re -arrangement of the scoring values, to convince the folks at
home that Russia really won, but was robbed by the money -barons
of Wall street.
Let's forget any national significance or racial superiority
that points -victory in the games might be taken to prove. Our
own Canada didn't get many points in the Olympics, but we
happen to think, even so, that Canada is a very swell country in
which we prefer to live in preference to all others, even if we
never score another Olympic triumph.
Your comments and suggestions for this column will be welcomed
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A mere fourteen years ago the
world's record run for the game of
Snooker was 138 points—and as it
stuck there for more than a decade,
snooker devotees figured that it'
might never go higher. That per-
fection—a break of 147 — would
ever be reached was almost unthink-
able; for a 147 snooker break is
comparable to a golfer putting to-
gether a round of 18 holes -in -one.
* * *
Yet in all probability, before the
present snooker season is over one
or more of the top professionals will
have made the grade. It might be
Joe Davis of England, or his
brother Fred. It might be the
Canadian George Chenier; or it
might be the veteran New Zeal-
ander, Mark McConachy. As a
matter of fact the latter once ac -
tastily did ring up a 147 score—but,
alas, when his record came up for
ratification, it was found that the
pockets of the table on which he
played were slightly over the stan-
dard width, so it didn't go down in
the books. .
• * * *
Here, for the benefit of those who
didn't misspend sufficient of their
youth to' understand such things, a
little explanation might be timely.
Actually the game should be called
Snooker's Pool, it having been in-
vented by a certain Colonel Snoo-
ker while serving in India. For
many years the game was 'con-
sidered to be just a sort of disrepu-
table cousin of billiards. and it -
`wasn't even allowed to be played
in high class billiard rooms. But,
following the end of World War
One, snooker came on with such a
rush that, in England now, three -
ball billiards is about as rare
three -headed elephant.
* *" *
To explain 'what is meant by the
147 break, it is necessary first of
all to explain about the game of
snooker. It starts with 22 balls
on the table. There are 15 red, six
various other colors, and one white
which is always the cue ball. A
red pocketed scores one point and
the colors are valued yellow 2,
green 3, brown 4, blue 5, pink 6
and black 7. The reds once they
are down stay there but the colors
are returned to the table until the
last red has been put away. Then,
the colors are played in order of
v a 1 u e. TJs u s it is possible, by
potting a maximum - registering
black every time after putting down
a red and then taking all the col-
ors in turn, to score 147. There is
another way by which 147 can be
exceeded but it is regarded as too
freakish to consider seriously. What
has to happen is that a player has
to be snookered unfairly and claim
a free ball before any single one
of the reds had been put down. In
this way a 155 break is possible.
* * *
Snookering is the negative side
of the game and consists of exe-
cuting, or persuading your oppon-
ent to execute, what are termed
"foul" shots. These are too numer-
ous to be enumerated here but the
main ones are usually perpetrated
by hitting a ball other than the one
you should; missing tale objective
altogether; or permitting the cue
ball to enter a pocket. You can
best persuade your opponent to do
any onet or two of them by inter-
posing a ball' between the cue ball
and the ball les is required to hit.
If you do this you are said to have
"laid a snooker."
ti 5 *
Joe Davis, already mentioned,
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Me?—I'm Famous?- -' Paui;'i; pet mongoose who�`` belong3". fo Anthony
Sheridan,., 11, of Elstrbe, England, can't quite belibve•Ite's,famous,
end Anthony is a little in awe of his pet from Calcutta, India,
Paul is the father. of 'the first mongoose to be born In captivity in
England, and survive. "Titch," Paul's Mate, refused to come out and
be photographed. Previous efforts to breed the little snake -killing
anintals In captivity hove fallad:'
Sola Themselves to
Help Their Church
The auctioneer cried, "Sold!" and
the school superintendent's secre-
tory became a'scruh"woman for a
day, A church eider was' bought an
a coal shoveler. ,A .sohoolteacher
found himself sold jo .his *pother;,,
in-law as a ditch digger. -
These were only a few "of"a steady
stream of Fisk, 85issattri, residents "
who mounted the auction block and''
had their services knocked downto','
the highest, b'lider.. 'let it was all,.
in fun and for a gppd cause—to
help pay forthe$6p00arepair job to
the First Presbyterian Church.
• For years the church had been
struggling 'through balre'salei, be,
zaars, .rummage,Isolias and'suppecs,n
to help, inset expenses, Everyone,,,
was pretty. .weary of .these ofd''
stand-bys, besides,, they brougR4 t
in little' money;
ElderI3'ialdt Jbliy dlecid&'`lt wt
time fora change, The old method,y *
just couldn't raise enough to meet,
the costs of the church -remodeling.
There must be something else tie'
church could 'sell that the towns'
people would want" There must .bei
something new that would arouse
their interest, "We've sold just
about every product we can get
donated except one," he told his
wife. Helen. "We've sold people's
cakes, pies, covered dishes, attic
castoffs and what have you. But''
we haven't yet sold their services.
People who can work, who can do
anything. We'll sell their skill and'
their muscle to the highest bidders,"
Mrs. Jolly liked the idea—and so
did the other elders of the church.
It was cold and damp the day of
the auction, but practically every-
one in the town of 520 souls was on
hand to buy or sell. Mostly they
did both.
The school superintendent's sec-
retary brought $8 as a scrub woman.
Elder Jolly's services as a coal'
hauler and a shoveler were valued
at $13. The school teacher was
worth $7 to his mother-in-law. A
young baby-sitter brought $4.50, as
did a barber who offered six hair-
cuts.
Someone decided the services of
a hunting -and -fishing guide were
worth $13,, but a painter brought
only$8. man A and his tractor
went for$12 an
wthe he use ofa grain
stn
g
combine brought in $35. Paper
hangers; dressmakers, handy men,
carpenters, cotton pickers, cooks,
bakers, electricians found their way
to the auction block; flexing their
muscles to prove they were able
il:..
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Series -Serious -Thomas Fleming is a New York baseball fan who
was determined to keep posted on what happened to the three
New York teams in the final days of the -pennant races. Via two
radios and television set, Fleming saw and heard simultaneously
the Giants, Dodgers and Yankees, in and out of New York City.
A huge scoreboard recorded results as they came it.
to satisfy the highest bidder. Two
professional auctioneers did their
stuff without pay. ,
Just to make sure that no opt.,
portunity was missed to collet
every possible cent, a community'
store was set, up and brought ,fit
$37. The sale, of Christmas cardsi
netted anotheC $50. One church
member went around measuring thea•
waists of everyone she encountered,
fining them a penny for each inch-,
The idea was worth $30. : '
The day's total receipts amount -is
ed to $778.38, far, far more than atyft
previous event bad brought into
the church coffers,
c e s,
"It proved' a fine way to raise
money for the church," Brad Jolly
says. "We had a lot of fun and our''
members as well as the towns-:
people who helped out were drawn,
closer together," From "The
Country Gentleman."
Radar Eye On Speeders—Parkway police in Winchester County try
out a new radar camera in clocking speeding autos. When a car
exceeding the speed 'limit enters the radar beam, an electric
switch is tripped and the camera takes a picture of the speeding
car on 16 -mm. movie film. A case is being prepared to test the
device's legality in court cases.
held the world title for 20 years,
raising the record point by point
till it reached 138. There it remain-
ed until, in 1949, good old Joe
struck another digit with 141.
•
* * *
The following year the game be-
came international among the lead-
ing professionals and in February
of that year George Chenier, of
Winnipeg, set the ivory -rolling
crowd agog with a new world 'mark
bg 144. But the Canuck's reign
wasn't to last long. Within a
month, playing against Chenier,
Joe Davis rolled them for 146—
just one point short of perfection.
And there, unless somebody upset
sit within the past ,week or so, the
=record still stands.
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so the sound' cad travel .through,
Now a study .of 88 patients, S or
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shows a high rate of success, Near-
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A woman wrote to the news-
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near her door. When she stopped
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In point of fact, lizards can be
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from Beethoven,is anothermatter.
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Old Wives' remedies' are effective
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