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He| training Thursday in suburban + ; af _ |tions after Dominion Day. Greg | mobilization order was given; |to be commended for starting) E. Gow 322° champion Archie Moore, worked out today on-his toes|Ste. Anne de Bellevue. ra lic ories | [Deighan, one of those promising} this fine- sporte attraction. | Money Looser, B. Ok said Thursday aight he is seek-| the bag. The tough fisherman from Baie ; 4 _ |youngsters who made we she LOBSTER WEEK J.» | Tourists to our Island province, De ee tame &@ postponement of the July “This is a tough fight and he's) Ste. Anne, N.B,, arrivéd in Mon- , . ' Summerside Ace ‘kid Summerside’s Lobster Carnival, | ** ; Me SAampionship fight ‘with Can-| gat to be ready.” treal Wednesday night to wind up By RALPH DALY little trouble with the London|iast winter, is attending the|ii. cnariottetown's “Old Home . Kearns ‘said Moore picked. up| training for July 15 fight. His} HENLEY - ON - THAMES,| Rowing Club in its Grand Chal-| school..We tiad a look around the a * - mT jest asked Eddie Quinn (the| the bruise several days ago. ‘But earlier. truining was done in” his| England (Reuters) — American| lenge Cup heat. ‘The Londoners| Kentville Rink last July, and|Week” has become an instite- “ promoter) for twe week's post-[he hadn't mentioned it. jhome town— including an unsche-joarsmen Thursday. swept the) stroked a furious 39 but got no-| Watched a hockey game for a | tion, and those respogsible for its ~ Pomement,” Kearns said. “Archie} The word in Montreal is that) duled four-mile swim when one| River Thames in five out of six| where. Harvard, at a steady 30,| while. We had just come: from | inceptuon be congratulated Br Giedop avery bad stone bruise Ol Archie has been having) of his boats got into trouble. races for their second day of vic-| pulled away to @ 1%-length lead| seeing Kentville and Truro injon beginning something that is in his heel.” ; weight troubles. He has looked} Along with Durelle cam- vet-jtory im the annual Henley Re-|during the first 750 yards and an”H and D baseball game, s0/| likely fo live and grow through . *, Quinn, Montreal wrestling and| heavier than the. 180 poundsjeran American trainer Charlie} gatta.. won easily. 7 that was the one and only time|the years. Under the expert gui- : = promotor, said he| Kearns says he weighs. _ ~ |Goldman. Durelle has arra><ed| Only Princeton University’s| won we saw baseball and hockey in|dance of Charlie Hogan and his ~ sium work at Mac-|Cottage Club four faiféd to t the i co-workers, the event has scor- ~ whether he would be able to ee “Jot of ase work ahead. - donald College in Ste. Anne. de ir. English rivals ona he fight ANNOUNCEMENT TODAY Bellevue, about °5 miles west. of mishap | 100 yards from_ the finish merside s Track and “ADVISES POSTPONEMENT Quinn said he would: announce} Montreal. He is staying at a mo-|line, dee oe Field—Meet—perhaps shares th e| E Kearns said he had a doctor|today whether the fight wonld| tel in the, suburb. The star parterinet of the day spotlight as the headline ment of Halifax-born Albert Ran look at the bruise and that: the! be postponed. But it wouldn’t be} When. Moore and Durelle met|was navy Lieutenant Harry event with" "The Sport of Kings.’ | some Hugill, 66, of Sault Judge H. J. M. ‘Donley becam _ doctor had advised him to post-; postponed any longer than two| in their sensational fight here last| Parker of Philadelphia. Rowing e| Participants: come from all over | Marie, Ont., as judge-of is-|a‘ junior county court judg o | Pone the fight, the second cham-| weeks, he said. Dec. 10, the champion won by a| in the Diamond Sculs—the sym-|Harvard lightweights’ set a 1| the Maritimes and as the meet! trict court at Rainy River, Ont., the County of York at Toronto. |. Pionship meeting between Moore! “I don’t know if television com-| knockout in the 11th round. bol of world supremacy for single] steady pace while the London| Schurman. ? __and Durelle. .. mitments can be moved,” Quinn} Durelle’ reported™his weight at|earsmen — he won comfortably’ Club“ upped its stroke to do a good ; _ _ Qitinn said he would have a/ said. “They. book those Wednes-| 180, five porads over the light-| over Engin champion Jim Rus-| the finish in a desperate attempt| 2Vajlable. 3 Montreal -Athlietic Commis- day ‘itight fights weeks in ad-| heavyweight limit. He figures his| sell. to catch the Cantabs. Pouring it the best _ ion doctor look at the heel too.| vance.” — chances are better this timé be-| Harvard University’s varsity on, Harvard won by half a length| 2Tound these _ “It'll take three or four or five - Meanwhile, ‘Durelle? preparing cause he’s sure Moore has a/eight, the favorites to win. the after leading the entire race to: stay in . _ days before Moore can do any/for his second shot at Moore’s| tougher weight problem. Grand Challenge Cup, trounced Ss | soliday months. NO MISTAKES THIS TIME the London Rowing Club with a PLANE CRASHES - Joe Dalton, | , Bet : “T almost took it the last time,” superb display of contrdiled) Coke Grady , AMONG THE FARMERS said Yvon. ‘‘There won't be any| power: wonrivineo, Uruguay” (CP)| parts who ean play : ae mistakes this time. All this) TURN ON THE STEAM: A Uruguayan air force recon-|or even toe the slab : ge Federation of Agriculture Newsletter weight is starting to bother} Harvard's lightweight erew,|/Maissance plane crashed Thurs-/Clarence Gillis, | ; \Moore. He's not “getting any|holders of the Thames ‘Cup for|@ay and exploded on the roof ofjwho cavorts around second,

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make a deficiency payment on

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protection so far. as farm pro- ducts are concerned. In addition to this many of them subsidize farm. production which is cer- _tainly..a complicating feature so far as exports are concerned. No country and certainly no group of farmers like to see there mar- kets depressed or even ruined by _ subsidized dumping.

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I figure the time has arrived. “Charlie Goldman has been working with me and we get along fine. He doesn’t rush me, and that’s the way I like it.” -~

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Lett, who was born eight years*

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