Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - December 13, 1946, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press Friday december 13, 1946 Page is rated tops by Jeannette by John d. Hamilton Canadian press staff writer new ring triumphs and defeats virtually of gotten Joe Jeannette lives quietly in Union City n. J., the proprietor of Jeannette s Auto among the Mournful histories of Many old time fighters the Story of the Bis Negi strikes a More cheerful note. Jeannette was one of a crop of Able workmen who battled from about 1905 to 1920 and who included Sam Langford Jack John son Sam Mcvey Joe Walcott acts Ai once to relieve when thousands of prescriptions for permit skin have been filled by druggists to relieve such must be Good Well known herbal cough Only relieves your coughing spell but also loosens and makes phlegm easier to raise. Safe and mighty effective for both old and j Harry wills and the lightweight Joe cans those were the Daj i when boxing still was t respect Able in the United states and ring men fought All Over the Australia South America Paris and London. Langford the Boston to baby who originally came from Nova Scotia is rated at the to by Jeannette if you want t know which was the toughest o the lot it was Langford not Jac Johnson. I fought them both would t wonder if Sam Coul have beaten any Man who eve Jeannette remembers his 190 fight in Paris with Mcvey Best he was Down nine times in a but he won the fight when me vey collapsed while trying answer the Bell for the 50th Roun Jeannette rates Johnson As j very Clever Boxer who could i too he says he fought Lang Ford about 15 times and Fough Johnson about six or eight time Jeannette met wills 19 time Jeannette retired from the ring when he was in his 40 s today he is a quiet a b s e n i minded Man who drives his limousines to funerals and is in reason ably prosperous circumstances his Story is much More cheerful than that of Langford who Wen Blind several years ago and John son. Who ended his life Travellin with a Flea circus and All i All it is a much happier Story tha one usually runs into on Frida the 13th. Our Favourite shoe dealer will feature the famous Warwick shoe this fall and if this shoe is not in Stock when you Call a return trip will be it is a shoe you will be proud to Wear the Warwick a Rovatt Garrison calf full double wifi storm wait the John Ritchie company limited Quebec que hot stuff on ice this bit of Impromptu adagio was performed during the recent hockey game Between the Pittsburgh hornets and St. Louis at Pittsburgh. The horizontal gent is a member of the St. Louis team. He very probably does t see anything humorous in the situation but he in t sitting where the spec majors Are. They obviously think they re getting their Money s Worth. Got meter club selector will be Duffer s Delight by Oscar Skaley new York poor Little Ben Hogan does t know it yet but his Days Are numbered. Fearless Fraley the living room athlete Par excellence is about to take Over As Golf s leading Money Winner. Investment of a Buck and a half will i figure return a profit of some per cent figured on the basis of Bantam Benjy s meager winnings this year. Scurrilous statements probably will be forthcoming that for a Mere 50 or 60 thousand dollars old fearless Bobbing is snubbing his Apple and Cue chalking championships. To which i reply it is Only i m a dead cinch to be having or later. The instrument of my Conte fir St 18 at plated affluence is the Golf meter club selector. This Gaudy Little Gadget is going j turn out to be the dub s d get. As far As old fearless consolidated pin classic regal juveniles unbeaten , orioles win on donated goal the youngster who scored a winning goal at the olympic thursday night left the rink the unhappiest player in the juvenile hockey league. St. John s College s juvenile defence Man cric. Clark who can always be found in the trouble spots on the pulled the Boner of the league to Date when he scored on his own team to give West end orioles a win. Undefeated Monarch juveniles and an easy go with West e memorials to take a 5-2 Victor t. John s midgets blanked Cre Bentwood 5-0, while West i Riole midgets took a 5-3 win of t. Paul s College. The Oriole St. John s fix Tui a toss up Between mayhem and eccentricity with two 10-Mii the penalties Given one for tos no a stick into the crowd. It Wose and might have been a t it weren t for Clark s sad Miake. Gord Clancy and Ted Bou on did the scoring for St. John file Norm Brown Joe Crozie and Eric Clark scored for Oriole Thompson and pet Foulden put the Bee on we and memorials Moulden scoring to and Thompson one to monarchs an easy Victory. Men rials scored first with Bob con Cher and Jerry maw Hinnon tally no in the first period. Monarch woke in the second to Hammer i our. Butch Bouchard shoved i o screen sports films on saturday the physical fitness division o be provincial department o health and Public welfare an ounces the screening of Severa 1ms saturday morning at 9.3 t the National film Board pro action room. The titles Are elementary tac is of life saving , fun amentas of Tennis life saving o be . Department of the Arm Chique of Tennis Tennis Ribborn monday at 4.15, the following is will be shown physical fit Ess for . Navy Folk dances o e .s.r. Ukrainian dances an nos of basketball. Give him a the final Monarch goal. Scores for St. John s midgets were Stewart ried with two Johnny Novak Don Gillie and Man car Penter Stan Robertson was standout for Crescent Wood. Oriole midgets proved to be a Shade better on the offensive than St. Paul s. Scorers for orioles were Bob hos Good Jim Young Jerry Mcdonald with two and Tom Denniston. George Kuntz a Kroeber and Ken Sheedy scored for St. Paul a juvenile St. John s Lawson Clark. Boulton fee Edwards Woods Pechet Dampier Mcdonald Clancy. Orioles Crothers Crozier asst Mclean. Alto. Dorr. Abbott. Memorials Williams North Johnson. Baron. Mawhinney Keith Mcdonald Fos Ter. Conacher Sabo. Monarchs Brownstone Moulden Thompson Mcallister Penner Sannders Sevvin Duehurst Kayc. Mccracken. 3uijcets Crescent Wood Robertson. Nizmik Rich Ardson. Hooper. Daniels Bagnall Koniuk Nusgart Wolfe Yellowlees Hyan Jones Drope. St. Paul s Rivers. Gasselin Sutton. Keating Donnan. Sheedy Kuntz Bolin Heaney wit Konitch Mcfarlane. St. John s Rankine Medland Kenny gallic Novak ried Mckay Kinnon Necker. Orioles Gilchrist. Hosegood Saunders Ogden Mcdonald. Allison Jeffrey Oli Phant. Young Hanneson. Saturday will see the end of he Trail for the consolidated motors trophy bowlers when the Inal of that event will be staged at the recreation alleys on Don Ald Street in two shifts the first at 6 . And the second at 8 .. Both of last year s winners have made the Grade again but this Ime on different teams. George Blackwell will again be represent ing the steel and machinery league but his partner Hughie Morrison will be rolling for the senior mixed league partnered by his wife Delia Morrison. T two outside Points will be represented in this year s final Neepawa and Pine Falls having signified their p intention of Send ing in teams. Neepawa will be Roll ing on the 6 o clock shift with Pine Falls being the outside representatives on the later shift. All contestants Are warned that the shifts will be called Sharp on time and Are requested to be on hand ready to bowl when their shift is called. The draw 6.00 . I raw Alley l. Dalley Jack Wilson g. Blackwell. Alley Mushkin or. A. Gorman h. Clowes. Alley Gafka e. Brunn c. Bochard. Alley Swanson and Eric Wiseman g. Gibson. Alley b Rith b Nai b Rith o. Fulcher. Alley Boniface St. Boniface d. Borger. Alley Stith b Nai b Rith Ernie Smith. Alley Alderdyce j. Fair Avon Macdonald. 8.00 . Draw Alley fraternal hebrew fraternal d. Stear. Alley Dixon m. Popowich p. Mark win. Alley Morrison Hughie Morrison St. Boniface Alley Van Kleek Alt. Sellack St. Boniface Alley Sykes Eddie Sobie h. Sevens. Alley Falls Pine Falls. E. Baron. Alley fraternal hebrew fraternal .1. Livin. Alley Boniface St. Boniface h. . Concerned it is the greatest Golf improvement since. Winter rules and combined p.g.a.-.g.a per Mission for Fraley to use the ladies tees. The Golf meter is a thermometer like affair which works on the same principle As the boy scout method of measuring the height a tree. Say from 90 Yards out you draw a Bead on the Flag and the Golf meter tells you whal club to use. You simply Hack away and according to the Way i read the directions the Ball Rolls into the cup. The Golf Ball bomb sight is not Good on the-19th Hole. It says Here in the instructions do not Bend your but it does claim to work on the be tween 45 and 200-Yards. There is no mention of any distance Over 200 Yards however which poses a problem. In i still will have to resort to a Driver and a sleight of hand wooden tee on the although some people have inti mated such tactics Aren t exactly Kosher or even fair. Just jealousy no doubt at the smooth imperturbable manner in which i tee up in either Fairway or rough the Guy who. Devised this Golf club cure All must at some time have seen me commit manslaughter on adjoining fairways and Slaugh Ter in the Sand traps. For he promises the Golf meter will pre vent that mayhem Man Euver which causes tis to slice Hook Shank or top the Ball. If it does fellow sufferers i Promise you to make a one Man show of the professional Winter tour. And i am not above making a couple of Bucks at fifty cent Nassau with some friends who have been trimming me for years. Tots Gadget also promises to be a Boon to the Hen pecked Hus band which causes me to read it with even More avid appreciation. This department comes under the heading of the instructions insist pick out an average height per son somewhere along your Street and sight the distance according to the now you can watch the neigh boyhood blonde Brunette or red head at from 45 to 200 Yards and still have an excuse Handy for the better half. Complete safety How Ever is not insured. And of yes i forgot to Tell you. The Golf meter is mounted on a Pencil. So How can i lose i la be keeping score too. 1 How to borrow at by household Cam s s of a monthly payment 12 s 525 k 50 s 100 s 150 3, 200 s 300 3 500 3, 700 8.78 17.55 26.33 3s.1i 52.66 87.76 122j7 13.75 18.34 27.50 45.84 w.i8 14.99 2238 37.47 52.46 28.12 40.77 0 j Seta plan your ban j can 1 "1 a a Pho j a the amount you need payment c loan by phone. No endorsers or i Able Security needed. Your Money r ready the same Day you apply r 3usehold finance by 68 years of eff Boboc 232 Portage an. At fort St. R h floor Huron Erie to 38-244 Winnipeg c a. C. Badger manager q is no co of it arb Lount x hot too Sweet Takt most right if you like cola you Lullove red Rock Honor Clapper Boston player coach Dit Clapper of the Boston Bruins now in his 20th season in . Com petition will be tendered a test menial Here on feb. 12. Clapper will be 40 years old feb. 9. U cagers to travel by air now available in v2lb. Tins the varsity Cage team Ravel via air plane when the make their first trip of the season o meet . College squads a Twomey basketball coach announced thursday. Decision to travel by air was made Twomey said mainly to cd Down the time that players would e kept away from their studies he added that when hotel and Mea expenses Are taken into consider Ion the actual Cost of the trip shimmers get safety awards the St. Vital swimming club in produced the hed Cross swimming programme to Manitoba this sum Ler and club members Are the first n the province to pass tie test ror Ivi Ming and water safely awards. The club will introduce soon their practical and efficient life saving programme. Their methods Are new o Canada and have proved inter sting and Well Worth while for u swimmers. The swimming instructors of the Lub Are Athol Ferguson vice resident Bruce Mclntosh treasurer Paul Mckay life saving in re ctr Vern Johnson Ron Bell ill leap Elainne and Bob Young sides giving instruction in their in club these swimmers Are As sting in the vocational training entre and the Normal school rimming classes. All the classes re being held at the Sherbrook ool. The following passed the senior St for swimming and water safety wards Lona Elcombe Joan Mac a Kay Smallwood Lola Jack on. Pat Jackson Aileen Ileen Mclntosh Kathleen Mcansh and Donna Ross. Joan and Oyce Ferguson received their in or mediate awards and the follow z passed the Junior test Judy Mckenzie Margaret Davis Anna a whet am Elaine Hanley Lily Roku Shirley Schumaker Blair edger Robbie Bayer and Helen Steenson. Will was actually cheaper when airline transportation is used. On their first trip the team will leave Winnipeg on the morning of saturday Jan. 11, playing Val Ley City teachers in Valley City n.d., that night. On monday Jan. 13, they play a return engagement with Moorhead teachers in Moor head minn., the team Manitoba edged by a 48-47 score last Satur Day at the auditorium. Final game of the tour is tues Day night against North Dakota state in Fargo. State officials have put ahead the starting time of that game to allow the Mani to bans to catch the 10 . Plane out of Fargo which will have them in Winnipeg by Midnight. Twomey said that the team also May use the airlines when they make their second Road trip South of the Border later in the season and when they travel to Edmonton for the Western Canada intercollegiate series. He said air travel was also being considered for use next year by the Brown and Gold football team. 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