0 SITE OF CHAMPIONSHIPS

Thy-. tr. rill tut-rail view of arl- plonships at Kingston. Ont Tr-n of thc ice Monday at Memorial Cen- All .4 1tl4't.tllEitlli!llCUl'lll'lQ Cham- the it competing rinks ionk ltiitrc.

tt'l' Pliottn

t tLt.titt' (CF --A wiry Briton mm llzill. l'Jiig'tiii(I. hopes to he- roine Itii Itrsl tiititi to run at.'t'oss tllirtttit. itnssiliiy from Halifax to .tt-tttilitl

tin-: li.irc, 26, ii iiiodcst man til; it llt' spc'ks tit lits 3llll)ll.l0H4 t 'hc :l..ll:ti-mile feat can be ill a little more than four

no . ttiir. mm in Calgary with his

it-tr lint h.itl plcitty of l0it:-.lis- ihiir iuiiiiiiit: rxperiencc. first as a 'II'!ill lit Fittizland and later ithilr tin ii.-is in the British Army. ti. lttIll.'lIl uiih the army in lxnvtwq Sl lll" (ll-' .Wll('('F'9'S tm pmitiic I c:iii run across 'iiitti.i lroin lliiliitix to Vaiictiir iri ' Iir xiiyx 'litl ltccll almtll I--vi lttttllllls of riutii-nits ll'illnltl;. :4 l'I'l!.st'l' and llicii lid be till But II I tie. zoiiig tn makv the Will

tl-i. '.F'il' l'rl limit in '.-tart some- ltltif m tl.iirli" lltir :..it;- tic unulrl make the

.lmiiiict' lll llll(' nl two trays. El- tlirr he would run five miles in an llItiIl'. test a iiliilc and then trut

r1ttill'('l tiic miles. or he would run :n In In mtlcs strziiglit each ti-v rintt tlirii rest for a longer pi-i mt

"3 'i- tintilil llPFi'l along tho '1" "until hr a car it drtrcr to 3"I""'Mll' him. a few liannitats

av-t ltlwtI'll5 (,0 cat and tho odd Tll'lllt 'ilit' rest ”t.s laiirly easy. vttcpi lot the first two or three nrrks o' the run."

'tIi.--c tirst weeks is whv hr nnirltl llltl' in start from the Al- Iatitv ttwt The Rockies. hr ..a,vs. it Will ltt' c.uici' in nvercontc talc In tin -tiitittit: ll-tit llillx lI('('Il kcrptii: hiniscli It: siiipc tic -still takes the odd rl'I.i. H tlistance nt 2-! miles. lllisii llitllllllg for th: Cross-Can ailu on.-iii. hi: says he would run in Clinclirtiiic and back to Calgary in it l'lL'l(l wlicdiilc.

llix loiii.'cst run. nwr 136 miles nrtx lllilIlI' whvit ho was only Ill. " I-"II tum ziti lmura to run trnm it'll In fv:irlnii'ouglt in Hull and ltdtix tn it-ill in England.

In I'M hr became the first man '" Hm I00 miles non - ntop on a hark at Aldershot. England. Hie timr was about 2A houn. He has Ilsn run the too miles between Haiti and London in 15 houra. 15 Ilttttttttcs.

llrtzlititzz at times between I30 "I" '40 pottiitls. he doesn't cxpccl '0 lose much welzltt on the Hall- tai-Vancouver run.

Wfnlnst doesn't Itptwar to be """lt of 8 problem Harp gay; n vtimici- "mapnncs In rtnze while trotting along and aiiyu.-iy 1 don't

Threatens Manitoba Fish

iiivirt. l.'tCP)-Carp ta 5.. rfttthlt: a gfjmu "0"." .0 W" "ml commercial flab tn llanitnlu .3” 5y sign;-dean, Qgh. ems director,

Urn mil. only eat the can and lrmtn: nt nthar fish but are also hnttnin - lcekters. and uproot the Vrzctaiinn used as food by other 'tlf'.S Th" ltrst appeared in Manitoba liwut t'i.::i. when a few were die- j;"mI in the Red River. Since Hfll thcv have apre d to most

anttolm taken and vein. There 3' only a limited marltiat for carp il 1' 0ne commercial fisherman l' Scllxiik. Man.. Ihlpl HLNII

's""""'ls a year to the Uatld ate:

The nit-vinctal government now W: "'"'"'aIten in spring removal

min. in rid the province of the Snrtaa to chosen he

department Mule! uh Iaton they .,,,,,m Iiatrcan to in: :',""-'Io- .';.n.''.1'3'' ! hang.” 3 mile: at ' xi

ritonll-lopes To Be First .an To Run Across Canada

need much sleep."

Before coming to t'aiiu(ia. the riiiiiiing from Parts to Moscow--it trip tic describes as simple and H coin-

Briton had planned on

mun thing on the Coiitlnciit that hes here he is just

for a sponsor before "I'll l)('. oft like a shot across (Tanadn on a

more than

-can vouili LOCAL CHEVROLET oz

Mcbermott Signs With Kansas City

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CONDEMN SUPERSTITION

VATICAN CITY IRcittm'xI unofficial Vatican newspaper Ils-

'l'lit

saitl

Pitcher Mickey Mt:Dcrmott siEnc(l'Wednesday it in ”3h;in1cfiil" inr

his contract with the Kansas City

Athletics Wednesday. ending his

rnstcr.

aworini: it

llloman Catlinlics to ctinsiiit horn-

hommn and completing the A-st scopes in find out the lutiire. in- r e a d e r":

qttvslttiii

Term, of H19 contract wp,-p not whether a t'hristian could consult

rcvcnlcd

The

widely publicized iii-man deal.

lctthander run that shouldnit cost any haekcr from the New York Yankees in the. E 513' nt in rt 8 5.000 3'98" lN'l"t'l” N'8l- Hi-5 dt'8'lI l'l'-Sllllrd f'”""' F

hut it was understood nu-nlngcrs, Mcncrmott will receive about 316.- I00.

W85

A GENERAL Morons vawa

obtained th e practices

Christ .'

jam

the plied ”It is shameful in the mirt- mth century to have rccoursc tn ltth NHL season when he siiifcren

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of suporstitioital

fFc3m e point 9

SPORTS TRAIL

Boxing Encyclopedia Has Ring Information Galore

llv WHITNEY MARTIN t

NEW YORK (AP' at' Fleischer has been makinz a t'tIlIl lortahle living out of hoxiniz prac ticaily all his life--without taking a punch. .

As unoflirial historian. cnnipiler of tacttt. l1':.'urea and anecdotes. prolific writer and general all around custodian of the ring gamc. he is without pcer.

All of which is a Ilrflllti." to in trodiit-ing the Itith edition of his

Tfigiersi Oeieat - Miramichi 10 - 6

CAMPHEl.l.'F()N, NB. I('P'- Miraniichi Tigers hnwed out or the North Shore Hockey Leagtie play- olls vthcii triiiimerl ll)-6 Wednes- day iiiulit hy Caimphelltnn Tiizers, who took the ht.-tit-of-sevcn scoli- (inul svrics 41 Tigers vtill play either Dalliousie or Bi-ithiirst in thc lcagiic iinal.

I-Idtlic Martin-au and Bert tlir schfcld paced the Caniphcllton on- itlauglit with three goals apiece Others were in-orert hy Doug Mc- Phcc. playing coach Ciiroli Bloom, Rheul Jacques and Lou i)ct4i-tich- tors.

Dnttt: III-Wm shot two for Mira michi. Siiiixles ttf'nl to Frank Dor- rington. Max (laiivin. Rollic Sav- ard and Ron tiattdet.

Remember When J

"Owl? M(Il1'll7. one of the all- timc hockey grr-ats, dicd in a MoiiIt'c..l hospital 20 ycars ago to- night Only 35 years old, the Hun- treal ('anatllciis star had hcen making a great comeback in his

a brokcn l-: in a name at Mont-

henrt attack.

Ox x

The cxtrliisivc quality and . Figher...plus the greatcsl ride and performance of ”cm

all.,.arc standard equipiiiciil on Chevrolet!

That's just a sample of what's STANDARD on the nnefat tint ha: ALWAYS given you more for your money. hear in. tom niit. It's in matter of pride with Chevrolet. And (mm your point of view. it's it matter of value . . . you ll" mow gnncl things than any other car can afford to mve you. Ctmwolat salon loodonhlp provu Chevrolet value! Month aim month since its introduction. Canadian: hove bftlll" more '57 Chevrolet: than any other ell.

LOW Pale: too is standard egulpment h1the'57

valve lifter! .

Very---"" -F view...-

Rina Record Hook and Boxing Encyclnpcdia.

In Hfidllllln in llw l1'ttf)l'(l.N nl all currcnt lighters. past l'haml)l'Itis and near champion: and the his- tnriu-ii of the various divisions. iii also contains his him all - lllllP rankings. lie rates Rocky Vim- ciano lllth on his list of hcaiwu weights, flay R nhinsnn l'itth among the welterwciuhts. and Willie Pt-p seventh in the iPalllPl' weltzht 4-lass.

Here are just a ttwi tidliits of III formation gleaned Whilc tlitinihtnuy through thc vnliime will)-nilly:

Jack l)l'lYiD5C,V received a N't' ord fee of 85.000 pluii 83.000 ex- pcniies for ivietvctnu a mirltilc weight title btiut in Manila in I939. Jack Britton and Kid Lftlls fought each other 20 times with only one kayo. anti a lelloii named Hal Bagwt-II had H10 cun- itecutlve fights without a defeat.

Al ('oiitiire knocked Illll Ralph Walton in ltt':. second; ot the first round at Lewlston, Me. in til-iii. and the largest crowd ever to sce a show was in Milwaukee on Aug.

IR. llMl. vihen l35.l32 .spectattii's naw Tony 7.ale knock out Billyl Pryor.

Joe l.iiiits was kiiockcd (town lit limes thtriii: his career. and Willie Pop, in addition to lI('llliZ the yntinucst titlohnlrler in 40 years, broke the recciptn rccord for n leatherwcuzht indoors, never lost a decision. never fought a draw, and won tlic title to months after! his first main event. I

Gcorxes tlarpcntier was the only man to cantpainn in all eight di- visions. and Ted (Knit Lt-wis ltittuht in six classes from fcathcr- wciuht tip. B n t t l i n 2 Lovinsky fought three main events at dif- ferent locations the same day, a; morning ltl-roiindvr in Brooklyn, an afternoon to-rnundcr in Man-l hnttnn. and an evening l2-rounder in wIlPThlll')'. Conn.

Pty nothing extra and ynii gel Body hy. Fisher lllXllllFQ and oonvmienrm many other can can t give you. PVN'lt17lv axtn-emit. optional? Important luxuneIt-'- like full don 1 0- wall gugl mnstnirtinn. leg-room for an adulta, highcr- volume high-level ventilation. A host of aensihle convcnv .,c.,-lik, ,.in,;t;-.kpy locking. centre glove box. crank- 0P&lted front window ventipanm, I low 1" trunk lnndintl

p.' M ..g,...4md you get the moat. copied. most Many- tolIIIdleridoontherondYY- . y It fehleali-nont like'power steering. You get Anti-Dive brak-

control . . . virtunllv eliminatea passenger-pitching noon- dive. You get lamnui: oiitrigaer rear suspension . . . nailed- to-that-road atahility. You get. modern nil-hushed hydraulic . . in the quietest. most responsive V8 or 6

angina in the lield.

- T nown Mototis LTD.

-2. Maitrcna

nu get Ball-Race steering . . .

lSouris Holds lce Sports

Despite aritt-i'sr it-.iIlii-i mildl- tinns. thc Soiiris lac Hntltls itcro hold hvliirc ll l:ii'ut' rnitttl on Thurs- day night 'l'lic sclit-diilctl hur- ltey name ht-tiiccti S(IlIl'Ih H i nit and 'tltirell tt'.'-is cnnccllcri lwt-nitsc of road condttioiis l"olltmin;' are the results oi thc rat-t-s.

Girls ti yrs iitirl tiridcr. l Shirl:-y Acorn 2. lielihie hlitttllllttxll.

Huts ti yrs and tttitltrr l ('ltll Mat-t'oriiint'k 2. Jerry 'tlat-l)tiiiald 3. Kcii McPlit-t-.

Boys 7 yrs I. Kt-iiiictli Gary Macliitosit.

Girls ll yrs. l. Sheila Pct:-rs 2 Belay lllt-tliiriiiat-it 3 llita Coffin

Hots ll yrs 1 Jth('Illl lltigt-rs 2 John MarQtiaid 3. Wayne Mac- l)on:ild

Girls 'i tiiiic l)pt'll 1 liia Jaiiis 2. Pziiila Pt-ti-is ll Anti .tlut-Pitt-c.

Boys '4 lllIlt' opt-ii. l Leo Pit- quot. llert Patitiet tTlt.'d' 3. Vernon Mm-l'lit-t-.

Girls whet-llizirrow riice l (kir- ulannr Mactiornutck aiitl Pmiia Peters 2. Eta Jarxis and Ella I)avirl

Girls ti yrs l. Saiidra .ii-nniiius 2. Harliara Acorn 3 .-xrlcnc Boylnn.

Boys El yrs. I Brendon Nlc'l('AlllitX 2. l-Iiigzciie .'tlacl)tinald 3 Eddie . Whitc

6"” '0 ."5- it 5l"'ilt'-V ”5"""'h"." New York Yankees gives the old Pet.-rsburg, Fla., The two are for-

2 Alma Frost-r ii. Holly l.oit Pt-it-rs

Boys ltt yrs l. Jatiics Pctcrs 2. Guy Mnclntti.-ih 3 ,'l't-tcr Mitc- lntyrc

Girls '2 mile open: 1. Eva Jar-

vitt '2. Vita (.llf't't"l'lP .1 Ella Dntitl

Boys '2 miic opt-n: l. Pnul Pa quet 2. Leo Paquet 8. Ht-rt Paquet.

Girls ll yrtt. 1. Celia Chi-vi-i'ic

2. Gail Jennings I lloina Mac- Donald. Boys ll yrs. 1. llohcrt Yuitng 2.

Paul Mai-lnnis 3. Mark Gallant Girls 12 yrs. 1. Beverly I.aBi-ct-ti Rtiylan 3. Joanne Peters. Boys 12 yrs. l. James Waclntyre 2. Weston Mat:Pltce 3. luzirl Acorn Girls lit yrs. l Pattlti Peter! 2. Ann M.1t-Phee .'t. Jcssiv Wril.'ht. Boys lfl yrs. I.

l White 2 l l

DIAI. Jill

Friday. March 8.1957The Guardian Pogo 7

Manager Casey Stenxel of the

i'glad-to-have-yoii-aboard" xi-ip to pitchers Art l)ltmar tlPlI' and

Bobby Shani: on their arm at attkee-Athletic: trade recently.

Donnie l)out'ette 3. Ronald (Gallant. 2. Joe Pierce and Albert llnherts

Htiyii mile open. l.'l.en Paquet 1. Hart Paqitet 3. Vernon MacPlice.

Girls 14 yrs. 1. Curul Ann Mc- Connack 2. Claire Gallant 3. Gen- leve Mooney.

Hoya ll yrs. 1. Vernon .Vlarl'lteeiMm.Don.id. fund, 12",", Fred

2. David Townsend .'t. Carl Peters. ;

y Girls l5 )rs. and over 1. Vita ('.lict'crie 2. Eva Jarvis 3. Ella David.

Buys 15 yrs. and over 1. Bertj

'Paquct 2. Paul Pauuet I. Pntiiiet.

Boys Wlii-t-lharrow race. I

gives you the most for your money! yling beauty of Body by Nix

ALE

l CASE WELCOMES NEWCOMERS

Leo will present his budget to Parlia-

ltl- Harold Macmillan told the Hound Bill JPIUIIIIEI 2. ilred I-'ra.-xe-r and NPVIHP (Ireameriol Common: Thiirurlay.

hevy

the Yankee spring camp in It.

mer Kanaaa City Athletic: playerv among those involved in the Yan-

J. Donnie lioucette and Jaime: Macintosh.

The ofttctalx were: William Acorn Arthur Wright. Walter limi- zlan. Francis White. Rev. Ed-

win Steele. Bert Paquet. David Roach. Leo Paquet.

U.K. lEtDGETkAt"Rll.w9” LONDON (AP: -- Chancellor oi the Exchequer Peter Thorneycrolt

ment April 9. Prime Minister