The Seaforth News, 1949-12-29, Page 6ekf:'f1ii the ear mho)! fcohlres
wit ich have crept, over Wee reeve,
foto the sports dodge -and there
are plenty of such—in oter opinion,
Just about the most senseless is
thin "All Star" thing. We arty this,
N130, in fill realization that we,
personally, have been guilty on one
or two occasions of going Over-
board with our own version of an
''.All Time, All Star" sotnething'
ra other- But not, praise be, more
tihan once or twice, - -
* *
If we are not more mistaken then
usual, the "All Star" gimmick wag
originally started, quite a handful
of seasons ago, by Walter Camp,
the old Yale, And as about ninety
per .cent of football in the IJ.S.A.
back in those days was played by,
Harvard, Princeton and Yale, Mr.
Camp's picks probably carried a
certain asnount of authority, seeing
ti hat they were all athletes he had
either closely observed in action,
Orr. personally cached.
In fact. we believe that one of
his earlier All American eleven;
had about eight Yale's in its make-
up—which is the sort of selecting
no modern coach or sports writer
would have the nerve to indulge in
nowadays, no matter how dearly
he a ould love to do so,
11.
Fe, reeedays the choosing of
All ,nierican football teams—
we'll kii(li} leave baseball. basket-
ball geld other sports out of the
metres although they're almost as
bed -the= developed to retch pro-
portioes that even sports writer&,
n
1101.loly solemn and humorless
irk! t r:- it rule. are beginning to
lou,; aver it as bog slightly ridicu-
Big Deal—In one of the biggest player deals since the war, the New York Giants and Boston
]graves swapped six players. The Braves' keystone combination,•- shortstop Alvin Dark and
second baseman Eddie Stanky (left to right at left), went to the New Yorker in exchange for
ehortstop Buddy Kerr, pitcher Sam Webb,and sluggers Willard Marshall and Sid Gordon.
Marshall and Gordon are shown, left to right, at right. No cash was involved.
We have no idea of just how
many of these All American line-
ups are annually selected, published
and broadcast; and if you have any
real regard for your oxygen intake,
you won't try holding your breath
till we run and find out.
y * * .
But the three most 'important
and highly publicized are those
bearing the stamp of the Associated
Press, the United Press and Col-
lier's Weekly. (We really should
have said 'four', seeing that the
United people picked a defensive
as well as an offensive eleven, in
honor of the "two decker" sys-
tem now being widely used south
of the border)
* * *
Now all these teams were picked
experts, you may be sure of that—
top-ranking experts who read cords
and cords of blow-by-blow past
performance reports, and scanned
miles and miles of taken -on -the -
spot moving picture films before
announcing to an anxiously wait-
ing world their momentous deci-
eions.
* * *
Well, in view of all the care,
preparation and high-class grey
matter employed, you might think
there would be some sort of un-
animity in those ;elections,
1t looks se though it will
be Jae' --odds and ends. pinked up
h.eic tkee, there, and saved with the
;dee of working thein into the col-
umn biter. And as I write thin, the
old sear has just another 10 days
to limp, so it couldn't be much
"later than that, could it. ,Anyway,
I - ove that in the hash, sante of
you will +Sad a few ehrnkr of real
atoereltmenr.
"Grl:cr.ing' potatoes l)elore plant-
ing is frequently done for this home
Minden. Maybe you've tried it, and
wondered 3.4 it would be a good
Shing to do for more extensive spnd
grow 'pg
*
Wed, two years' experimenting
tet the Dominion Experimental Sta-
tion at Haerow, Ont, show that
w11tie green -sprouted seed produced
ten earlier yield than seed taken
Orem sold storage and planted df-
redly en the field, h was no earlier.
than seed whidh had Net been held
its a warm room for two weeks
prior it planting.
* * *
In green -sprouting glia seed, it
kir rleeesaary to place the potatoes
1e a laver in a warm light building.
fl greenhottae is an ideal place, but
few firma have facilities available
/or tint process, especially if the
grower is producing many acres of
pow( es.
* to
The results have shown that
wanting the seed before planting
leave just. as good, if not better,
early ,yiclde than green -sprouting.
All thee is necessary in this ease
le to move the geed potatoes from
she storage about two weeks before
planting and place them in a build-
ing which is heated (50'-60" would
eco), leis is frequently don to
frtellitnte cutting the Amid. Tile
warming starts the growth process
f fsrl while little evidence of eproute
fii seen, growth starts more rapidly.
• * *
The paragraphs which follow are
']tints about various handy and toil -
owing gadgets sent in from farm -
else near and far. I'm printing them
s is," with no money -back guar-
tentee that all or any of them will
weds
* * *
3 ba ae installed a cellar window
:{melt In each of my gliding hese
boors. When the sliding door
()lobed. !)hie still allows plenty d
eight to come through the doorway.
* * *
A'n eeey paeans of hanging s veal
or hog at butchering time Is to lean
h1 ladder against the eaves of a
eililing, bottom of ladder well out,
10 give r0.50 to work, end a block
IMO tort lc en nne,of the rungs to -
'weed the Inp of the ladder. The
6ldrlrr. iaiilt so hold a 200 -pound
man safely, can carve the a tight of
a eta' or hog very easily this way.
* • * *
When offing rivets with waeeers,
1 find a discarded safety -razor han-
dle very dandy for setting the
crasher on rho rivet.
*
In wintry, one often hes trouble
with the lid of the car trunk freez-
ing shut with sleet and snow. '1'o
prevent this, I put a good coat of
paste wax on the shier seal.
* *
To hold down a buzz saw' with-
out staking it, I bolt a plank across
the Iwo parallel bases. and then ran
a longer plank at right angles from
that to the tractor wheels, so that,
by running the front wheels of the
tractor tip 01510 Ibis plank. the
weight of the tractor cart ,told the
rig down. I have fount that this
works very well.
When ovcrllauliitg ally l,it're of
machinery, I put the parrs SEA as
*crews and 1111531 bolts in a soap
shaker, rinse in gasoline or kero-
sene, and spread on a nen epeper to
sky.
* 1t
To encourage little pigs to eat
grain early, l have arranged chains
to hold the trough covers open
about 4". A length of light chain
ie fastened as shown to the trap
door. Even pigs no more than two
weeks old learn to feed on grain
with this aid. They soon learn to
lift the doors whenever they want
grain.
If my oil -burning tank heater
falls to draw and function properly
when it is started, I insert the hose
from an ordinary the pump down
the draft tubes, and give the pump
e few quick etrokets. This not only
starts the heater off, but also very
quickly clears ao0t out of the pipes,
& * *
I put my torch lighter and torch
wrench on a piece of light ehtain,
one on each end and a hook or elip
ha the middle of the chain, When
welding, I clip the chain on my
belt and the lighter end wrench are
a,lwaya handy. This eaves time
locking for them when they have
been mislaid while being used on
r, Job,
* * a
In cold weather, barn windows
relay frost over, To provide an area
rhrough which I can see, I have
atisek an automobile frose shield on
each window where needed,.
13y hooking a ,Pitot light" to m,y
back-up light switch, I am 1,111,
when I forget to turn off My
up lights. This saves drltetee
around with the back-up lights on.
It may also save the possibility of
being stopped for driving with
white lights on the back of the ear.
mightn't you? You'd think that,
with possibly a couple of excep-
tions at most, those mythical line-
ups would be pretty ` much the
acme, wouldn't you?
* * at
Not to keep you too long in sus-
pense just one player—just one
solitary individual --was named ,on
all four of those teams, or even
on three of them. Yet twelve
months or less from now those
Very same experts, or a. reasonable
facsimile, will be making just the
same sort of selections with just
as great solemnity—and nittch the
same millions of fans will be an-
xiously awaiting their word, and
accepting it as Gospel.
Of course we know that you are
probably saying to yourself that
what we are writing about is a
strictly American custom, and that
we Canadians are not quite so
naive and gullible. Well, maybe not
yet—but give us time, brother, just
give us time, for we're on our, way.
y *
Still, custom is a hard thing to
break; and at this tune of the year
it ie customary to pick out—if not
an A11 Star Team—at least to pur
the finger on some of the outstand-
ing athletes. or a fele of the most
naensorable happenings in the great
as orld ofsport.
e *
Well, we're. going to be brief,
and merely mention two. There was
that chap -Lear, we think his name
was, or something of the kitd—
connected with the Calgary Stant-
petters Football Team. After the
Montreal Alttucttes had beaten his
tenni, he gave an exhibition of
sportstnan`hip which would be a
Tine example for your growing boy
not fallow. All he blasted for his
tennis defeat were the lousy offi-
ciate, the ion*y playing field, and
the lousy Canadian code of rules:
1Tint trc would award the accolade
the eppnintineet of kir, Vernon
A. 'al, Kemp, ('.13.E., as the com-
missioner of the St. John Anthu-
fence for the Province of Ontario,
has just been announced by George
H. Craig, president of the t)nario
Council of the St. John Ambulance.
Mr. Kemp. who served with the
Royal Canadian 'Mounted Police for
e5 years, retired in 1945 with the
rank of assistant commissioner and
at the time of his retirement, was
in command of the Criminal In-
vestigation Department of the"en-
tire force. In 1943, he was attached
to the War Office to study methods
of counter -sabotage and roaster•
espionage in the United Kingdom.
During the Royal tour in 1739
he was responsible for all seen the
measures and performed the same
function at the Quebec 00nferen. e
during 1943 and 1944. In 194(1, he
was created a commander of the
9rder of the British Empire by His
Majesty the King,
Mr, Kemp, who has been associ-
ated with the work of 5t. John
Ambulance since 1921, has recently
retired as personnel manager of
3 oblaws Groceterfa Company, Ltd.
of G.G.W. for 1949—the initials
standing for ,Good Game Winner,
* * *
The other standout happening in
Canadian sport? It was Conn
Smythe's "get off that lard or get
off my teain" outburst in late No-
vember. Sheer genius, that was,
getting the Maple Leafs=as We
have said before—whole volumes
of interest -creating publicity at a
time when that particular TOM-
modity was scarce and of poor
quality, So to Conn Smythe goes
the acclamation, not for the first
trine, as Master Showman of Can-
adian Sport. And if you think
Showmanship isn't en important
part of sport, a glance at eonbpara-
tive box-office takings in the big
league might nsake you change
your opinion.
Nails That Scream
Slow Up Thieves
Nails that scream are being used
to protect merchandise from dock
thieves, who lately have been more
active than ever. The nails, ape-
cially invented to help the police
In their war against the thieves,
are coated with cement' and set up
a shrill warning as soon as any one
starts to rip open a packing case
by palling thenails out, The warn-
ing can be heard up to 25 yards
away,
Theft and pilfering—whether by
professional thieves or dock and
ship employees—are now rated as
one of the highest causes of ship-
ping losses.
Hundreds of millions of dollars'
worth of goods are plundered from
ships, dock warehouses, wharfside
food depots, railway ears and fac-
tories every year. But dock and
police authorities are fighting back
and there have been many Convic-
tions. Big attempts are being made
to break up the gangs of dock
thieves who haunt the waterfronts.
Whisky Round His Waist
A careful watch must be kept for
black sheep among the dodcers
themselves. One man in England
was found wearing a pillow slip
Pressed against his stomach like a
poultice. In the -slip, which had
three specially made compartments,
police found stolen sugar, rice and
tea,
'1 hen there was the thin man who
always wore outsize clothes. It was
discovered that he was carrying a
dozen tins of fruit or salmon or
six bottles of whisky belted to his
-waist every tinge he came ashore,
l'olice found an elaborate home-
made harness under the raincoat of
a docker whorl they stopped and
searched as he was going home. It
was strapped round his body and
had pouches which held bottle, of
export whisky stolen from ships.
Another decker almost resembled
s mummy when slsrched, Round
itis entire body, front necit to
ankles, were rolls of sill!:. It was
found that he had left off his snit
and underclothing to make roost
for the silk, The only clothes he
wore were a raincoat. - 6ron`;ers,
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The bride's sister became her
stepmother -in-law; t h e bride's
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bride's nephews, became her
hrothers-in law. As for the bridge-
groom, his stepmother is now also
his sister-in-law, his father is his
hrother-in-law and his two half-
brrithers are his nephews.
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