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Patrick Boys

Making Good In

Own Right

By ELMER DULMAGE Canadlantrresc Stal! Writer Those sunprising sons of Lester Patrick, working under the usual handicap that sons of celebrand fathers mustwork, have advanced to a point where they stand as probably the must unique brother wt in Canadian sport. If they are not super-all-rcund athletes, then that breed must be extinct.

Last winter stories came out of

New York to the effect that Mur- ray Patrick, younger son of the "O1d Fox." had box-fight aspira- tions. It was in the middle of the hockey season and the whole Pat- rick tribe was waist-deep in the sport. But Murray-or "Musa"-was telling Gotham sports wriwrs how he could box.

Just the other day the husky 21-

year-old youth wen the Canadian amateur heavyweight title at Ecl-

monton by knocking out Tommy Osborne of Montreal in the final. Osborne, the best heavy in the east. had been flattening many of the best amateurs in eastem United States during the winter season.

Twice in the first round he

brought Murray to his knees. Once he nearly knocked Lest/er's son out of the ring. Old Lester was at the ringslde, too. lrimaeing as he does when his New York Rangers are

taking a thumping in the National League hockey wats.

In the second round Muza waded into Osborne and smashed him in- to defeat with a two-fisied attack. I-le dropped him with 9. mighty right and when Tommy staggered lo his feet this` Patrick clansman measured the Montrealer and put him away for keeps.

So the Patricks made good again.

It will surprise no one if, within s. few years, Lester is managing a. Ranger team on which his twof _sons, Lynn and Muzz, are playeml Hockey is the Patrick business and! favorite sport and Lynn has al-

ioo. making s place on the Wheeler team of the Interprovincial Union. Then he decided he wanted to play professional hockey. He went to the Ranger training camp at Win- nipeg in the fall of 1934 to put his father definitely on the spot.

Lester had a host of line smat-

eurs to choose from and he finally selected Bert Connolly of Mono- ton Hawks and Lynn. The others were _not yet ready for the big league. he decided, and these two were. By choosing his own son the crafty Ranger boss put himself on the spot. Lynn shoved hirn off.

ready made the grade.

Raised in the to...perate climate _

,of Victoria. where the only skating: `lce is artificial and the only h:ckeyl players are imported. there seemed, lltt‘,1 chance that Lmu and Muzz would ever follow the hockey tra‘_l| blazed by Lester and his brsiheri Frank. now manager of Bostonl Bruins.

Shine In Many Fields

They promptly earned national reputations as baslnetball playersl fin the spring of 1933 they led Vic- toria Blueleibbons to the senior national championship. In 1934 they moved closer to natural ice and in' Montreal played both hockey and

title, with the Patricks showing the way. and made a brave stand be-_ fore succumbing to Vancouver Pro- vince in th-i canadian final.

Lynn played football that fall,

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They booed him when he played

first in Madison square Garden. When he found himself there was nothing to lt. He established him* self as one of the best rookies of the season and wound up New Yorl<'s high scorer in the play-oils. playing regularly beside Murray Murdoch and Butch Keellng.

Murray spent the winter playing

defence on the Brooklyn Hamilton- Cresmnt team, rated the strongest amateur outfit in the United Stltes. In view of what these astonishing brothers have already accomplished, it is a foregone conclusion that Musa will wear R-Luger livery pretty soon, too.

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Tim B/0B_lN AT DAWN

On the fence outside my window, Singing to greet the dawn Bet a pretty little robin Clair-ping a happy song.

What does the robin sing cf? . 'R11 |118 I PHY. l 0! a very pretty little nest

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Than in that little nest; The nest was cosy. soft. and The robin had done lts_best.

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Away to tho Bunny South, but, 'i‘hey’ll come back again. some day.

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or her beat when beset with worry, the Imperial Tobaoco Company sees to it that the workers in its employ have little cause for financial worry over what is going to happen in the event of sickness or death.

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sick, he can count upon the

Company for help. He knows that, without his having had to contribute anything to a sick benefit fund, he will receive, when laid up by sickness or some non-occupational accident, at least 50 per cent of his usual weekly wage, for a period that increases from

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Should he desire to take advantage of the

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dollars yearly in this way.

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has always shown for the financial protection of its employees has been more than recipro- cated in the splendid loyalty and eficiency with which they have served the Company: interests.

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war and entered the Royal Cana- dian Air Force as an instructor at Camp Borden. Hs became attached io the civil aviation branch of the Department od National Defence. was made superintendent of airways and did a survey Job that won him the J. Dalaell McKee Trans-Canada Trophy, owasded annually to the man who performs the arte/test ser- vice to Oanadlan aviation.

'.mdhope’s survey shuttled him

back and forth from 1971 till 1931 over 3.400 miles of air-lane between Halifax and Vancouver. He spotted sites for more than 100 emergency londlrlg fields on l. route thot now has 19 licensed airports and five radio beacons.

Prom lint in West he mowed a

course on which lie Sydney, Chex- lottetown. Halifax. Bhediac. Monc- ton. Beint John, Montreal. Ottawa, Toronto. Winnipeg, Brandon, Rc- gins. Moose Jew. Medicine Fri. Iethhridge. Edmonton. Creston,

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Squadron Leader Tud~h_ope joined

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