The Seaforth News, 1949-12-22, Page 6&tugs' His Customers -Taking a tip from the cilli-ialitlulted
barber shop With its shelf of personal shaving mugs, restaurant
operator Norman Massing .keeps a supply of "personalized
coffee cups'' for his regular customers. Each cup hears the
name or nickname of one of the regulars. Massing is seen
servinL a personal cup to office worker Rose Marie Nutini.
When Will "Mule
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A piper had played' a selection on
his bagpipes at a gathering, not all
Scotsmen. He was rewarded with
good applause. The chairman sug-
gested an encore. A voice in the
audience called, "How abolivAnnie
Laurie'.?”
The piper looked surprised and
pleased, and said, 'Again:"
SPORT
� Astxe,rC
Something new is liable, to be
added to thealready lengthy list of
sports alibis. These, 'of course, in-
clude such gems as the horse that
would have been a cinch if the track
hadn't Mined sloppy; the baseball
outfielder would have caught the fly
ball in his athletic supporter if, the
sun hadn't dazzled him; thegolfer
who would have holed out in one
putt; instead of five, if it hadn't
been for a worm cast; the football
team that would have won handily
except for the horrible condition of
field; and dozens more you can
probably readily call to mind,
* * *
But this new one—and we can
hardly wait to see which club use's
it first—relates to hockey. As you
no doubt know, the "greatest city
out earth" is threatened with a water
shortage, in fact is hardly better off
in that regard than some places the
New Yorkers would scornfully refer
to as "hick towns".
* * *
So now, according to dispatches,
the New York Rangers of the Na-
tional Hockey League are hoping to
save some 150,000 gallons of the
city's drinking water by thawing
the rink after each game, and stor-
ing the fluid for re -use throughout
the season.
* * *
So, as we started to say earlier,
we can hardly wait to see which of
the other teams, after dropping a
tough game in the metropolis, outs
with the alibi "we would of won easy
if that stale ice the Rangers use
hadn't of slowed us dawn to a walk."
* * *
From a sports writer's standpoint
it seems rather a pity that the
ONLY TWO—BUT HOMELESS --Milk from Canadaz ravreaches
eu this
tinGreek
child through the United Nations InternationaChi Children's Emergency Fund
fUNICEF), The United Nations has appealed to Canada and a score of other
Countries to help the sick and hungry children now living in former theatxes
of war. The postal
ad
dres
s "UNICEF,
OTTAWA" is accepting cing
funds
fromCanadtanatoheIPbuyCanadian
food Eori
e x million hungry gry children.
" 4 $ All in Fun
@ u u1- totcht. to til l-tt loot -1may he the l'estpuliry Ili
h o z lilt 441,1 114;4 ,te @t.ng run, but many People--
Pile,
eople--N e , -4a , 1 h'ead the fietttincl [ 1 :: ,tit'.1,.—Ilion
.Mrs. to 11.illev ' Jrtt,h•r., i„n;In,.1 i Sentinel.
yr t --.le uaide.
1. ttlilns, Racey Corsage
airs, R. R. preseuted the officer
'°sk Turk Broda For Some, Ella
French Snits?
She Will
Wear 'Elm.
Actress
Ella Raines
owns half a
dozen French
bathing suite,
and says she'll
wear them in
Hollywood
as noon as
she gains
ave pounds.
\-iiss Raines
wore the
abbreviated
1.3)121 in Europe,
irica and even
in England.
•he predicts
I 1 ollywood
'11 get used
In them
with a lige bouquet of ponies for
the ori'asion.—Caldwell Tribune,
Who Doesn't?
Please excuse my absence from
class on Thursday and Friday. I had
science trouble in my head,”—
Mebane Times,
Bargain?
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INSULT
The club secretary hurried over
when he saw a visiting golfer ad-
dressing the ball a few feet in front
of the tree.
"I'm sorry, sir," he interrupted,
"but in this club we play either from
the tee or behind it, Never," he em-
phasized with a shudder, "in front
of it."
The golfer's only mote was to re-
address his ball
"I must insist," urged the secre-
tary.
The golfer straightened up and
looked hard at his interrupter, "1
happen," he said with dignity, "to be
playing ani 4ei anti shot."
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Gotham water emergency didn't
occur a year or so earlier. Then we
could all have pointed out that the
Rangers couldsave even moreof
the aqua -more -or -less -pure by not
using any at -'all, because they
could ,probably play just as good
hockey without ice. But seeing that;
as of this writing, the New Yorkers
aren't doing so badly—or. perhaps
it's that four of the other five aren't
going so hot—a golden opportunity
for typriwniter floggers is lost.
"The Kiss of Death" in Sports-
-as you are probably aware and as
we have no doubt explained before-
comes'when one of the huge -circula-
tion magazines publishes: a feature
articleregardin4, some athlete or
-teat,,, i)nniediately prior tosuch
team or athlete indulging in some
"crooshul" struggle:
fi 5 'k
It is rather remarkable, at that,
how often such an arlicle will seem
to act as a hex; or in more Oxonian
English, put a whammy on the sub-
ject. (You have only to recall The
Saturday Evening Post's piece
about what Jersey Joe Walcott was
going to do to Joe Louis just before
their second fight; or, for that mat-
ter, a dozen others we ,tight men-
tion.)
* * *
In Colliers a week or so ago Dan
Parker, the most consistently amus-
ing of all the Continent's sports
cobblers for our money, did a swell
article entitled "They Whistle While
They Work", in which he dealt With
the amazing antics of the top (pro-
fessional) basketball referees.
e * *
And quite a show those babies
put on, and no mistake. In fact to
our mind their grand -standing an-
tics, coupled with their incessant
whistle -tooting, had no little to do
with sickening the Toronto public
with pro basketball in the late and
unlamented attempt to popularize
it there.
Anyway, hardly had the issue
containing Parker's screed hit the
newsstands when the old "Kiss of
Death" went into action. Maurice
Podoloff, supreme commissioner of
the National Basketball Association,
issued -an edict. And this edict, a1
though it saves the aforesaid ref-
erees from the ever-present danger
of apoplexy and busted arteries, is
going to cramp them to about the
same extent as—well, as Gene Autry
or Roy Rogers would be handi-
capped if they were forced to act
without the ' -1r horses.
* tb ,r
"No longe., - ,,,,eerier puts
it, "will a Pat l+ennetly be free to
wax eloquent, to turn a magnificent
purple as he shrills 'Hackingl tint
shot.' No Longer will diminutive Phil
Fox mince accusingly up to a be-
sneakered criminal and thrusting a
roguish finger beneath his ,nose, call
a halt to allow the one sinned
against to take his rightful place at
thefree throw tl[ tV title NO1 will
Il'eC tVi 1
Eddie Boyle bring (10111 n the fury of
the populace ashy prolonged panto-
mime, 11e achieves what a less gifted
individual might do tcith a cilnpi'
blow of the whistle."
The lads can still call fouls to
their hearts' content. But_. accord-
ing to the , fiat of Commissioner
Polodoff, ";notions of the body,
which have been n td increasingly
and which in some caste belutlg
more properly to the stage, are to
be abandoned inunediately, The only
speaking to he done by an 0011i11
when a foul is committed is Balling
out the number of the piny tr in.
volved."
Solite will try and claim that such,
a move was long overdue, and com-
ing anyway. But most will lay the
blame on Dan Parker, and his "Kiss
of Death", And, Oh, Daniell how
could you? How dare you so fetter
the genius of some of the hammiest
actors we have seen since the ten -
twenty -thirty melodrama went to
its long rest? It was cruel, of you,
almost fiendish, Personally—well,
we feel as though we could almost
bear to sit through another pro-
fessional basketball game again—
something we thought could never
happen since we disgustedly walked
out on the last one after the tr..t
ten minutes.
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