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Champs Take The Field—':Che world champion,. New York
Yankees head for the field and their first spring training
a'ession of the year. The Yanks' great Joe DiMaggio (center,
with ,glove) is one of the first players on the diamond at St.
Petersburg, Fla.
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It looks as if these athletic popu-
amity Bolls might be of some prac-
3icel use after all—some use, that
ass, outside of providing weary
oporte writers with handy space-
Olers, Since Jim Thorpe was voted
*+ be not only the greatest foot-
baller, but also the greatest athlete
sof the balf-century, there's a move
om foot to give the big Indian some
can the credit—and a little of the
emh—he richly deserves.
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They're agitating for the return
tt Thorpe of the Olympic medals
Send trophies rudely wrested from
hien when a horrified Amateur Ath-
letic Committee learned that Jim
head, at an earlier date, not only
played baseball tinder an assumed
blame but also ---the cad!—accepted
payment in cash for so doing.
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The only difficulty about this is
That nobody seems to know exactly
'Where those priceless mementoes
are located now, and we doubt if
Thorpe is worrying very much, one
way or the other. "A kiss on the
hand is very thrilling, but a dia-
rnond bracelet Iasts foreverl" said
the young lady in 'Gentlemen Pre-
fer Blondes'; and Jim Thorpe wasn't
the first—noir will he be the last
athlete to discover that something
you can exchange for hamburger
or groceries is often preferable to
all the engraved athletic bric-a-brac
you could stuff under Ringling's
Big Top. x
So, as we said, we don't believe
Thorpe is losing much sleep over
when, if ever, those trophies are
:returned. He always did have a
-sway of taking things in his stride.
"You, sir," said the King of Swed -
tit at the conclusion of the afore-
mentioned Olympics, "are the
greatest athlete in the world."
"Thanks, king,"" was Mr. Thorpe's,
simple and dignified reply. And if,
during the past t>�enty years or
se, Big Jim has sometimes thought
himself a bit shabbily treated by
a sporting world that once hailed
his every move, he's kept it to
himself and gone about his business
without bellyaching.
If Thorpe had been a bit more
'vocal about himself and his doings,
chances are he'd never have come
down to gatekeeping in a Holly-
wood movie studio as a means of
*xistence. But he always preferred
deeds to words; and getting an
interview out of him was about as
stewarding as trying to pull a
hippo's teeth with a nutpick. "What
was the most serious inury you
sver got in football?" a reporter
once asked him. Instead of coming
out with a catalogue of breakages,
contusions and stitches, the Indian
:alertly shot back another query.
"How could anyone ever get hurt
playing football?" he asked—and
It was a sincerely -meant question.
Pop Warner, athletic director of
the Carlisle Indian School, was the
man yho first spotted Thorpe—and
who developed him, so far as any-
one could develop anything that
was close to perfection from the
start. Jim was just 15 years old
and a hurdles race had already
started when 'Warner saw him get
up from the sidelines, take off after
the leader, and beat him handily,
.And Thorpe wasn't even wearing
Athletic trfi:nks or proper shoes.
That was Jim's start as a track -
and -fielder. Frain. then on he used
to put on what were practically
one-man sbons of an almost in-
credible nature. Carlisle would
schedule a dual athletic meet with
some other college --'generally one
from double to ten times its own
size. So Jint. would. spend a re-
laxed afternoon winning the sprints,
hurdles, broad jfunp; high jump,
shotput and a couple of. other ev-
ents, st•ldom ics, than seven.
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Thorpe %%as lazy', and sullletimes
careless, If any man ever under-
stood how it, la;fnrlle hill), it was
Warner. Vel Jim i,, -;ed to drive' Pop
Almost ante, as *macs. 1 or a tong
tittle NVatnct �wlliln'r per,aade Jim !
to flim ,any lnit plunging. '4'� by run
n,,t 41 .ht ''.0 can ;un ,t.:,rlll"o
•r;;, ' f;r it, ,t'.tt 1. ,i,t. 'l ht., there,
came a game played against Syra-
cuse in heavy mud; so heavy that
the first half ended in a scoreless
tie. Thorpe, in. his efforts to run
the ends, had been stopped ill his
tracks. So he just started blasting
straight down the middle, the final
score being Carlisle 38, Syracuse 0.
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More than that, Jim discovered
in this game that line -crashing was
plenty of fun; and from then on
he was a quadruple threat. He had
had few equals as a punter, boom-
ing the ball downfield for sixty or
seventy yards, with plenty of height
to allow his tacklers to get down
under it, and placing it with un-
canny accuracy, for one thing,
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For another, lie was a field goal
kicker par excellence, whatever
that means. In beating Harvard 18
to 15, Thorpe booted four 3 -point-
ers, the last from the 48 yard line;
and one of the added attractions,
when he appeared later as a pro-
fessional, was large James going
out to the centrefield stripe, at half
time, with a dozen or more foot-
balls. These he would proceed to
kick alternately over the opposite
crosspieces, making this difficult
stunt appear as easy as shooting
fish in a drain pipe,
His ghostlike openfield running
was helped tremendously by three
tricks he had developed. He had a
change of pace that was bewilder
ing, and his ability to stop on the
proverbial dime left intending tack-'
lers floundering on all sides, if a
tackler got a bit closer, he had a
straight arm that was—unlike others
we have seen—perfectly legal, yet
which hit like a battering ram. And
if a tackler got still closer, Thorpe
had what have been termed the
most highly educated hips in sports
history. No fooling, he could stun a
man with the saving of his hips: in
fact, he frequently did.
Which will have to be all, at Ieast
for now, regarding Mr. Thorpe—
except this. If it's true that he's
going to appear this coming season
as an assistant coach—and prob-
ably perform his half time drop
kicking specialty — he'll be well
worth going a Sabbath day's jour-
ney to have a look at. Fifty years
from now you'll be telling your
great grandchildren that you saw
the best that ever pulled on a
sweat-shirt—and they won't be able
to tell you any different,
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As I look out the window, I see a
young blizzard swirling, and it looks
,ins if the driveway will be drifted
at least three feet deep before eve-
ning. Well, thank goodness, the
soil and heir has a heavy (late to-
night, and will have to do the
shovelling—or else. So, let's think
about something more pleasurable
---strawberries, for instance,
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It may not be news to you ---
although it was to me up 'tit a day
or so ago—'Ghat' strawberry growers
in many places have found some-
thing that will do a better job of
weediing, and a cheaper one, than.
anything previously discovered. It's
geese! Yes, GEESE—the plural of
goose.
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bast year, out in the State of
Washington, a farmer named Theo-
dore Berry put 16 geese oil his
weediest three acres of strawberries.
Those geese cleaned that three -acre
patch of all sorts of weeds—even
quack grass—and they never evev
touched a strawberry leaf.
Those three acres made a goal.
profit for Berry. The year before
he had spent $500 hand -weeding
then!, and still the yield was so low
that he lost money.
Needless to say, Berry started
looking for more geese. He couldn't
fated any, so he hatched out a batch
of goslings in' an incubator. This
year, he'll have 75 geese weeding.
45 acres of berries.
Geese also have been used for
strawberry weeding by, growers in _
the berry area around Paducah,
Kentucky.
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"To find out why a goose will eat
crab grass, saw brier, wild parsley,
pig weeds and practically any other
kind of weed you can name, and not
touch a strawberry plant you'll
have to ask a goose or a gander,"
says W. W. Magill, extension horti-
culturist.
Growers down that way keep the
geese in the fields until the berries
are ripe. They won't touch green
stems or berries. After the crop is '
picked, the farmers return the geese
to the field.
Most growers put up a simple
range shelter about three feet high,
consisting of four posts with cross
bars to support the boards or straw
to shade their feathered weeders in
hot weather. They also provide'
plenty of drinking water and a
small amount of shelled corn.
Theodore Berry has tried geese
in raspberry patches as well As
strawberries and says they are bet-
ter
et
ter than hand weeders. Any breed
of geese will do,
But don't put them among your
currant plants, he warns. They
like currants almost as well as a
nice piece of quack grass.
# # #
Well, there you have it—and it
sounds like something worth giving
a trial. And if it shouldn't' work
out—well, personally, I'd rather
carve a hunk off a nice roast goose
than sit down to all the strawber-
ries you could cram into the
Niagara Gorge.
Millions of dollars are spent an-
mually, on fertilizers of various
sort. But it's surprising how many
folks don't get the most out of the
money they spend just because they
don't know how to apply those
fertilizers.
# # #
South of the border, state agricul-
tural colleges, in conjunction with
the National Fertilizer Association,
have been conducting tests over a
period of many years. I'm passing
along to you some of the recom-
mendations made:
For Hay and Sod Crops
These include pastures and alf-
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inches deep, either before or at the
time of. seeding. If you're making
as very heavy application on Bard,
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drill ill the rest before or. during
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Top dressing in early fall, late
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For Small Grains
:Drill the fertilizer in the furrow
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For Potatoes
If you're using more than 1,000
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ferer of rheumatic pains or neuritis
should try Dixon's Reniedy.
MUNRO'S DRUG STORE
335 Elgin - Ottawa
$1.25 Express Prepaid.
POST'S ECZEMA SALVE
Banish the torment of dry • eczema rasher
and weeping skin troubles. Post`s Iltezemn
Salve will not disappoint You.
telling, scalinit. burning eczema. ache, rens•
worm, pimples and athlete's foot, will respond
readily to this stainless, odorless ointment,
regardless of how etubbern or hopeless tbel
seem.
PRICE $1.00 PER JAR
,gent Post Free on Recepit of Prig
POST'S REMEDIES
889 Queen St e„ Corner of Long"
Toronto
BOILS, PIMPLES, CARBUNCLES
Use Elliott's Ointment. An old tried family
remedy. It draws and heals. Wonderful for
cuts, bruises, sores, cracked lips, chafed
hands, eczema, piles, bed sores, sore muscles,
feet, Ingrown toe -nails. Should be on hand
in every home. Jar 50c sent postpaid.
Driglnal malrei% Murray D Lltiott, Mallon.
')ntarlo.
SAFES
Protect 8onr BOOKS and UASkl from
FIRE and THIEVES. We have a size
and type of Safe, or Cabinet, ror any
purpose. Visit us or write for prices,
etc., to Dept. W.
J.&•.J,TAYL13R LIMITED
TORONTO SAFE WORKS
Ito Front St. R., rornmr.
Established 1855
HARNESS & COLLARS
Farmers Attention -- Consult
your nearest Harness Shop about
.
Staco Harness Supplies. We sell
our goods only through your
local Staco leather Goods dealer
The goods are right, and so are
our prices. We manufacture in
our factories — Harness, horse
Collars. Sweat fads, Horse Blan
kets, and Leather Travelling
Goods. Insist on Staco Brand
Trade Marked Goods, and You
get satisfaction, Made only by
SAMUEL TREES CO., LTD.
42 Wellington St. E., Totonto
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Paul Yolkowskle. Box 738. Renfrew. Ont.
Phone 1164w. _
"HORSE & CATTLE For hiQbeeA
prices, ship your Horse & Cattle Hair to B.
Eisenberg, line., 4361 St.. Dominiquo 58..
Montreal, Que.
WANTED
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HIGHEST CASTE PRICES, IIP TO 4 YEARS
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Paint Agents
WANTED
You can't beat this — 2590
commission to sell the best
line of guaranteed paint, made
by one of the World's great
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sell paint. Every household-
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Spring. Don't waist. Be sure
you are the agent in your
nei'gthbourhood. Write to -day
for complete information..
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1758 Eglinton 'Wiest
TORONTO, ONTARIO
TRACTOR
low ,950
nelivrr,`d to You
Twelve months to nay. Order now anti
get Yours when you need it. Two years
guarantee, Very narrow •for close
Planting. A CHILD CAN OPERATE
IT. Over powered with most modern
4 cycle air cooled engine. Light plow-
ing, cultivating, scuffling, hilling and
weed control. Power -take oN' for other
uses. Simple, strong ant) ehandle
asily d.
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