Louis Criticizes Current CGC ,7 u Of Young Boxers

HOLYOKE. Mass. tAP‘evFors mer heavyweight l3’l).lll"_j cham- pion Joe Louis said Thursday the cum-em crop of your): bcxers 'x doesn't like road work and “they like to drink whisky instead of 'milk."

Criticizing the young b0 ﬁrs‘ lack of training. Louis said “con- . ’ iition and rest are the prime es- 7 s(annals of boxing."

. , Louis, now only 18 pounds ' . .bove his best boxing weight. ref.

, ereed a wrestling show here ~‘ Wednesday night.

‘ He said Floyd Patterson. the heavyweight champ, and other _division champs are injuring the

I missions and boxing associations were at fault for not enforcing . 2 title defence deadlines.

,pm-t because they don’t fight often enough. State boxing com-

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against the wind. They were not 0* h 'the larger white breasted geese "h

* but I prefer them as table birds. 3-1 have never shot a grey breast i over 12 pounds but 13 and 14 ,pound white breasts are not un- common. A fourteen pounder » was the heaviest goose I ever ’. shot. Perhaps I should modify V ,that statement regarding the , stunt for the late ‘Moe’ Weather— ~ , big and I were hunting together i one night at the Old Home Lake. ; Night shooting was legal in those X days. This 14 pound goose would be like a gosling compared to '3 nineteen pound gander shot at Glenﬁinnan Lake one night by a. MacDonald man. He told me pbout it years later. A crowd of mm were standing at the north I end of the lake having a chat before heading homeward as it . was getting close to Sunday ' morning. This flock came in from the north and he just stuck ‘ his gun in the air and pointed at " a dark smudge overhead. He said he knew the goose was big ' for the splash pretty near empti~ 9 ed the lake.

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Tno meetings, c a l l e d to organize a Prince Councy hockey league. have had to be postponed because of storms. but we are hoping that tonight's meeting at C..J.R.W., called for 8 o’clock, will meet with better success. There seems to be considerable Interest in Western Prince and Southern Prince in this new lea- gue. and according to latest re— ports, there is a possibility that a team from Charlottetown will also enter this circuit.

. In spite of all these encourage mg prospects. and in spite of our admonition not to cry over spilled beans, there has been copious weeping in certain quarters. We admit that there is a place in this worhadlay world for tears. 13f shed at a propitious moment, they have been known to get Mrs. Gus Fan 3. new hat or fur coat, but we doubt very much that they will [get us an Island League. So, at least while we are ‘10 get hockey started here in Sum- merSide. and unless something should go wrong with the flooding equipment at Civic Stadium, let us dry our eyes like the brave ltty bitty boys we are supposed ‘10

them off course . . . I wonder what". We found out the next d‘ayuThe two hunters we had left in the yard dndn't get to first base’ With Allan and then drove to Wisener‘s and fired at geese “leaving Wisenens' so they told‘a party. My guess is that they fired at them on the water for they came in one bunch and at least 15 minutes ahead of schedule. Furthermore a shot on the water disturbs them more i on one in the air. They came close to\ scuttling the shoot but a miss is as good as a mile.

HOLDING BREATH

I was holding my breath but at the last‘minute they swung to- ward us and came roaring down between us and the decoys with the nor’easter on their tails. They meant business this time . . . a long, black windrow of geese,

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SPORT ECHOES

BY NORMAN MACDONALD

School Curlers Banned From DominiOn Title

benta Curling Association has banned high school curlers tram competition leading to the senior Dominion Oh'ampionship. be" and on w, All approved resolution was hand. H ﬁgmﬂ ubttgrﬁeﬂtwvgﬁ :2 worded to prevent a student from time enough to all sit down and WW“ 9‘”th lust M0” “he have a darn gum my Whme a men's playotlf‘s and resuming stu- b'a'nid plains “You Made Me What dies later“ . . 1 am may” 1,“ the background. _The Domunlon Curling AlSlSOlCIay- Birch is leading the Prince mm “W 1’“ Pmmla'l groups

County rural and commercial lea- “St Mamlh to bar smdems be"

gue with 3 wins and no losses. MW “he wnjmsmt‘y level from Elmsdale and S‘herbrooke are in Play‘oms leading to “‘9 Senior second place with two win.S and title. one loss, Town Tax-1 and 000. The Alberta association agreed macs, two Summersidle entries, PO 'a‘Sk “hm “he Dominion MEI! have one loss and two setbacks, SCIWOI Oh‘BJmDiWSMIP ﬁnial be while Tignish, though figuring in played during Easter holidays to very close matches, have had to cut down loss of school time. settle ilor three straight defeats. Those Birch Hill boys have been the surprise of the circuit. They have a good many of last summer’s Tyne Valley softball on their lineup: Elmer and N ‘30 Gorrilll. Dave Birch, Ronnie . Ni’Sbe’c, Ina Oampbelll and Buddy ame opponent Gima TORONTO (OP) — M a I: c 11- The mention of softball reminds maker J‘a'c‘k Amen 53’“ mm? us of some unﬁnished business. mm “imam” 690339 Gm" Four pmm were ammed in me valo will meet a “name” oppo- Prince .Oounty soﬁtball league nenlt Willem be it! randy In Who‘ll with the winners as follows: Bat- a month and a half. ting ChampionaEhner Gorrill: Ohuualo is having a bone bruise Home Run King-Eustace Reeves; on'his night hand treated. Allen Best Pitcher Bill Stulil; Most Val- tfigures he will be ready to box uable Player to his team-Wendell in a couple of weeks and then MaCF‘adyen. These prizes have will need about a month of train- never been presented. mainly be mg. cause a suitable occasion was not The 22-year-old Toronto boxer forthcoming. However, Layton lost 51 10115.1de decysion against Schurmaln. league treasurer, Pat Mc‘Mluntny of Tacoma, Wash" plans to those presentations very in Madison Square Garden a soon, either at a hockey match, couple of monms ago Miter stun. or is a last resort, through the mug Mom in uh. mom} ma 5' . round. Ohuvalo came out out and bleeding and with a damaged knuckle on the second finger of his right hand.

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