Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 20, 1953, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press tuesday january 20, 1953 Page 15 views on sport fishing at times can be fan Rio Maule Chile Nyht getting this show on the Road was slightly More complicated than moving ring legs. It had been planned to set out from Santiago Early in the morning and Advance directly on the Mountain fastnesses of the Andes where Trout of vast size and singularly evil disposition were rumoured to of holding the pass Between Chile and Argentina. However the beloved Leader of this expedition capt. Warren Smith of Tanagra had hours of work assembling gear for the Campaign and his intrepid followers. He was Busy too ogling the dolls was pass lunch and siesta time swimming in the rooftop Pool of Tho hotel Carrera. When at Long last the party started South it consists of the two american invaders a Blue eyed chilean Driver named Herman a Swarthy chilean Camp boy named Hernan and an Oyer truck called a Chevrolet at the outset and other things by Hal Sigurdson All Star games come and go but Paulins and grads appear destined o go on forever. At least you Oulen t have proved any different ast night at the auditorium As Arlins took the measure of Var Ity bosons 63-48 and grads edged it the Baryluk bolstered Stellars 9-61. Stellars were much in the game ight Down to the final wire but 6 4" pack of trouble named Roy Williams kept the Grad nose out in front throughout most of the contest. The Stellar five had the support of Paulins Turpin chills d Haes with three in the cab and Hernan Riding a boat lashed upside Down in the rear the Ruck tooled Down a Fertile Valley Between the coast naked in i Muddy ditch at the Side of the Highway. It was a cloudless Day and hot it was a Day for going fishing. Hardly a thought of Frost bound new York stirred the conscience. That s when the truck took charge. Here was a Sharp explosion a rear tire was gone. One look at the broken and blistered spares. And the immediate future was Clear. If the truck managed to Complete the first 150-mile leg to Talca there d have to be an overnight Stop there to buy new tires. So it was but it was past noon the next Day before the haggling for tires was completed the out fit reloading the last provisions bought in the Market where ancient crones squat on the Flag us cell stones Selling everything from coils of rope seaweed for making sections of old for making seaweed soup to automobile tires sandals truck several men waved huge wine bottles in Jovial greeting. The Fisherman would have been equally Jovial in spite of the boiling Radiator except that just then Herman discovered he had no brakes. However the Altitude at this Point was t More than feet so brakes weren t really necessary. Because the Steep climbs would come in the last 20 Kilometres it was decided to make a amp at Timberline where a few in itunes Trees fight for life in soil that is Dusty crumbled Rock. Then the route turned West in a choking Cloud of dust to Ward Laguna Del Maule. Lake Maule sits a mile and a half High on the Argentine Border. Not everybody fishes it be cause not everybody has a truck that can crawl 90 Miles like a Fly across the face of Cliffs and occasionally swing hand Over hand from crag to crag. The tale goes that Lake Maule s Trout were brought in by an old englishman who made the journey on foot with the fish in milk cans Slung Over a horse s Back. Now americans were following him to take the fish out again but he d had better transportation. When you can steel yourself to look Down you see Rio Mauie brawling far below making its Way from the Lake to the Pacific. It is Pale aquamarine Between the frothing White rapids. It s Milky Down capt. Smith said Ever since Quiapo that Volcano you see there its top off and filled the left Fork with volcanic at the mention of a Volcano the trucks Radiator erupted. Every other Kilometre after that there was a Stop to scoop water from the Mountain Brooks once the water Hole was a Pond occupied by a lady Duck and seven downy yellow ducklings half As big As highball. Frequently Quail strolled across the Road and once a pair ran leading a Brood of tiny Birds single file behind them. From the Tail of a passing that s where we Are now wit the tent pitched under one o these Chunky Small leaved tree. Above us no Trees can grow. Her the River is not below the Road. Great Bare crags hem u in. A cold wind howls up the Gorge making Fly casting diff cult. The late summer Sun Sti touches the Mountain tops but is darkening in Camp where her Man is cooking Rainbow Trout. They the Trout were provide 3y the Boondoggle of this part who went fishing instead of help no unload and pitch Camp. A capt. Smith s suggestion a tin California spinner was dropped nto the rapids. When it was drop Ped it was picked up sometime instantly by boisterously Enthus attic Trout one of them ran frantically downstream flatly refused to come Back up some Small Falls and was being followed obediently when we wrapped the line round a Rock and spat unpleasantly rejecting the Hook. These Rainbow aided by the Swift current fight like Rocky Marciano and jump like Cor Nelius Wanner am. They ran the half dozen Brough Back for supper around a Poun and a half each. Capt. Smith a hey were Nice fish. He said politely As one might say a Fin if the child had two head tomorrow his tone said there be no need for politeness Abo the fish in the Lake. Brakes be mitting that is. In their venture. An Al Hooper foul shot in the third Quarter gave Stellars a Brief Lead but the same Williams was Back to put grads Back in front a matter of seconds later. Williams was the Large Point Man of the night. Dinging Home 21 markers in a standout chore. For the second game in a Row it has been lean Roy who has been top Man in the grads line up and last night he was the deciding Factor and big play maker. Had it been anyone else in the league who had thrown in 17 Points the performance would have been considered at least satisfactory. Last night King Carl Ridd netted that number. However for Ridd the game could not be considered outstanding. Moe Wood came up with another of his top efforts As he pulled in a healthy share of rebounds and tossed up an even dozen digits. By and Large it was rebounds that beat Stellars. Their offensive rebounds were few and far Between especially in the last Quarter. With frustrating regularity Stellars found either a Willams a Ridd or a Wood standing Between them and the Ball. Stellar forces rallied around Charlie Brower and smooth Abbie Glovitsky. Both men turned in top games Brower with 12 Points and Glovitsky with 14. Brower played his heart out in a losing cause and played every position from Pivot to guard. Jack Willett came up with a solid chore. His eight Points were tops for the Little George oelkers added five Points to the cause and Ross scallion and Ber Nie Parent two apiece. In addition to Brower and Glo Vitsky Stellars had Al Hooper and Rich Bevan to toss in seven Slick Mitch Baryluk six and Jim Groat and Dave Smith five each. Grads were a Shade in front at every Stop. They led 24-19 after 10 minutes 35-30 at the half and Williams and Brower got the 53-48 at the final intermission thumb late in the fourth Quarter for staging a Centre court tussle. Williams appeared the aggressor but ret. Ernie Tesluk waved both men off. Ridd had fouled out a few minutes earlier but it was too late for Stellars to capitalize on both Grad big guns being out of action. Paulins although winning hand Birmingham England ormer middleweight Champion Andy Turpin knocked out Vic d Haes belgian Light heavyweight ing in the sixth round of a 10 found match monday night. Turpin jabbed constantly with his Eft and ended the bout at of he sixth with a left Hook just above he Beatline that caught the belgian pivoting away. Turpin at 160, gave away 13 pounds to the belgian. The bout was the first for tur Jin in his proposed fight a month Campaign aimed at regaining the now vacant world middleweight Itle. Rangers leave Prentice behind new York Yort. Dangers announced monday tha 3ean Prentice 20-year-old Forwar who was injured sunday night in Chicago will remain in a chicag Hospital for two Days for observe Ion. A rays of his lung and ribs Dis closed Prentice was not injured but he probably will mis the rangers next game thursday at Detroit. Trade in allowance Hogan hammers out Lead new Battery easy terms North end tire company 859 main St. Phone 59-6371 Palm Springs Calif. Ben Hogan Shook himself Loose from Semi retirement and Toltec the held with a seven under Par 65 monday to dominate the first round of the special tournament staged by members of the Thunder Bird country club. Hogan had to share the leading score with another Veteran dutch Harrison who concluded his round with a 50-foot Chip shot for an Eagle three on the 18th Green. But it was Hogan and another Pine Falls on Agenda Winnipeg maroons will play Host to Pine Falls paper Kings tonight at the amphitheatre for a Mani Toba senior hockey league game. Maroons though they still boast an unbeaten record in league play this season have been hard pressed in a number of their games including games with Pine Falls. The paper Kings gunning for a spot in the playoffs will be out to take the role of giant killers and chop maroons Down to size. The leagues leading goal getter Joe Bleichart is expected to Lead paper Kings against maroons who will Trot out the league s top Point Man in Odie Lowe. Game time is . Past president winners our goals for Sutherland won Welsh cup the past president s ladies Curling association held its annual Bonspiel monday. Here Are the winners of the Welsh cup. Left to right mrs. R. Kyle Stone Wall mrs. J. Clark valour Road mrs. De Mills Stony Moun Tain. Missing is mrs. K. Niven St. John s. Whalley event won by mrs. I. Woolley. Grain Exchange mrs. A. H. Stanbridge St. Johns mrs. A. Mayer and mrs. M. Ellison. Stony Mountain. Billy roars As habs soar lean Billy Sutherland had him if a night monday at the olym c rink. As a result canadians used farther in front of the juvenile hockey league on the a eighth of their 8-2 win Over Reston. In the mi5get league Earl Grey set the dope but Kef by handing Ana Diens a 3-2 setback while Excelsior a despite the efforts of d Hockstra Defeated Weston 5-3. For the third time in a Row Sutherland was Handy to pop in the first goal of the game. Bill was Handy on three other occasions to accomplish the hat trick plus one. It was 2-0 for the habs at the and of the first with Sutherland etting both goals. De Dudych was i the right spot to set up the St while defence Man Bob Jasson dropped a perfect pass for the Sec and. Canadians upped the count to6-0 before Weston hit the score Sheet Erry Wilson Sutherland and Ross Ampson hit the hemp in the Sec and period and Barry Beatty in he third before Keith Mccoic racked the Weston Goose egg at 45 in the third on a picture pass rom Bill Armour. Art Stratton made it 0-2 on a pass from Mccord before Sutherland was Back with his fourth goal with Al Johnson lending a hand. Bert Aikens finished scoring on a three Way pass from Beatty and Wilson. Earl Grey concentrated All their coring in the third period but it Vas enough to turn Back Cana liens 3-2. Canyons led 1-0 after he second period following a Coreless opening session. Jim bal Andine was canadians Marksman. Then the Earl Grey com Bine began to move and with the space of four minutes they owned a 3-1 margin As Bob Tarr Bill Haywood and Dick Krusrs. Dented the twine in that order. Jerry Morlock came Back with a counter at on a pass from Glen i Latouc but try As they might Cana Diens could t produce the tying Marker. Three third period goals Gav Excelsior their win Over Weston alter the latter had them on even terms for two periods. Bruce Scoter s first Perio goal and Ray Brunei s second per Iod Marker were matched by Sim Ilar efforts on the part of Smoot de Hockstra. Then in the third Kelln. An Jerry Brisson popped in Excelsior counters to up the count to 4 before Hockstra could set up Bairy Larkin for Weston s third Goa Ray Brunei finished off a bang up game with Excelsior a fifth goal in the 13th minute of the final period. Long string new York Johnny Dun Dee had a Strong of 307 fights and lost Only 29 of them. A have looked better a fact lot better. Their game was a testimonial to the value of the Little Man a product they lacked last ight. J Archie Mathews Ken Callis and Andy Spack were All missing from he lineup and the league leaders were quite visibly weakened. As Well some of the players seemed o think they were still playing All Star games. Thus though bosons gave away some 15 Points in the. Score they weren t giving anything away in ii Ustle. Bud Fraser s athletes had their share of the floor play but simply did t have players who can throw in Points at the rate of John Brown Doug Gresham and Ross Turner or the height of that Trio either. Big John was top Man for the Bulloch men tossing in 16 Points and gathering in countless re sounds. Gresham was one behind with 15. Had his missed baskets counted however his total would have been closer to 35. Turner with 10 Points was the third red shirt to hit double figures. Further support came from Jack Stephens with nine Wally Parobeck with seven and Ralph Watts with four. Little Sammy Dolhun was Bison s chief exponent of Hustle while torn Scott topped the Point Parade with 11. Jerry Jansen and Dick Scarth. Lifted the total with eight Points apiece while Pat Gorman and Frank Schieder potted five. It was 15-All at the end of the pc Quarter but Paulins led from Fiere on in by 31-24 and 32-31 mar gins. Paulins Burkott 2, Stephens 9, Paro hoc 7, Gresham 5, Brown 36, Watts 4, Turner 10. Bosons Dolhun 2. Jansen s. of Douglas 6, Rypp scout 31, Gorman 5, Schieder 5. Fraser 3. Grads Wood Kockers 5, p. Rim Williams 21. Parent 2, Mcallon 2, c. Ridd 17. Wll left a Lavlet. Stellars Johnson 2, Hooper 7. Bevan Brower 32, Glove sky a Frame 3, Groat 5, Smith 5, Baryluk 6. George Allen is the Man to see if. You arc interested in a Pontiac or Buick car or a Good used car or truck. You Are invited to Contact him at Picott motors 1290 main Street phone 59-5381. Insurance group of British companies contemplates opening office in Winnipeg and invites applications from inspectors and others with underwriting experience and keenness for development in the province. Position offers an excellent Opportunity and applications in first instance to h. Cutler fort carry hotel will be treated in strict Confidence. The naval technical apprenticeship plan Berry shield won by mrs. C. Unsworth Emerson mrs. J. G. Cassidy West Kildonan mrs. D. Maxwell Selkirk. Missing is mrs. M. Barclay Ivi Eiden. Full draw tuesday seeded players Star on courts the City and District Badminton championships progressed to the second round with All seeded play ers advancing. In one of the Best games of the night Jack Sinclair and Jim Carruthers of the Winter club brought gasps from the crowd As they battled in a hard fought three game match Only to be Defeated by the old veterans of Winnipeg club Bob Olson and Happy Holman 9-15, 15-6, 15-3. In another exciting three game tussle Charlie Dixon and Bruce sex great of Golf Byron Nelson who captured the fancy of the Sun baked gallery. Nelson who plays in even fewer tournaments these Days than Hogan rapped out a 68 in his tour of the Par 72, course. The Low scoring pro in the 54-Hole tournament will win canadians pet Choice Toronto a three year old filly owned by the e. P. Taylor stable was quoted an 8-to-5 favorite in the Winter Book monday to win the 1953 Queen s plate. Canadians was voted horse of the year in 1952 during her first season of racing. Operators of the Book quoted the Canadian filly at 4 to i place but for possibly the firs time race s history refused to accept show bets on her. Avella owned by Jack Addison is second Choice at 8 to 1 and third Choice is split Between Blue Scooter owned by Jack Mclntyre and Teddy Rook owned by James Cowan both quoted at 10 to 1 prices Range As High As 300 to 1 Hayle s of the Winnipeg Winter club won Over Tom Buffie and Bill Ross of the Winnipeg club. A heavy draw is scheduled for night and All players Are spec ally requested to be ready to play when drawn tuesday s draw 5.20 . Ladles so Niles v. O i Grady is m. Carter v. Brown is. D. Keen a Lovatt is. N. Lang m. Crowley b. Mitchell. . Men s n. Mcleod is. T. Trimble j. Carter is. J. Carruthers j. Sinclair is. J. Mcdonald c. Fairbairn is. T. Matthews. 6 . Men s Sam Toteh r. Olson is k. Osterland h. Macgregor is. F. Fel Stead g. Stewart is. F. Murdoch. Ladles doubles Lang Brown is. Lovatt Sutherland. G.30 . Mixed doubles Mctavish Maybank is. Smith Mcisaac Tindall Mackay is Laing Macgregor Boyd Mcmillan is. Fisher Toman Goode Goode is Leggo Lister. 1 mixed Samson la Lefbvre is. Stevenson Gill Ransby Richard son is Eberwein Trimble Dickson Dick son is. Keen Webb King Goodwin is Cook Kane. . Mixed for sync Rayt Sld is. Durden Milison Brown Johnson is Johnson Mctavish Mcleod Icleon is. Simpson Baldwinson Landry Enderson is. Denmark Garside. 8 . Mixed doubles Bergh Gal Raith is. Braidwood Harndon Sinclair Rooke is. Lauder Murdock Miller i hards is. Noble Sweetland Sigurdson Raylor is. Stewart Woodcock. 8.30 . Mixed doubles Crowley Lenton is. Mackay Kruzen i Morris Mctavish is. Baker Baker Pink Pink is Vunner Tyndall Mackay and Lang Mac Grygor Brooks Felstead is. Winner Ransly Richardson and Etc Sweln Trimble 9 . Mixed doubles Mckiel Matthews is. Winner Wheeler Wheeler and Ovatt Eagleton Winner Mctavish May Bank and Smith Mcisaac is. Winner Boyd Mcmillan and Fisher Toman o Grady Carer is Winner Dixon Dinon and keen Webb Dunkle Felstead is. Winner Brown Ohnson and Johnson Mctavish Matthews Dominy is. Carter Buttle. 9 so . Ladies doubles Noble Ewart is Moon Cotton Simpson Forsythe Stevenson Brooks Mills Pink is. Mat hews Dohani Melee Flasher. Is. Tough Vla Cdonald. 10 . Ladles doubles Trues Dale Burden is. Still of Grady Leggo my Kiel is. Mitchell keen Connell Baker is Macpherson Forrester. Sleibi i doubles t Trimble Murdock is. Olson Holman. 10.30 . Men s doubles Haylus Morfa sport Page 16 Dixon is. Osterland Mcleod Felstead is Landry Elchard Etard her Cus is. Winner Macgregor Macgregor and Krutzen Horton Winner Foster Henderson and Mcmaster Fox is. Winner Mcmillan Mcisaac and Ewbank Carter. 11 . Lied Winner Tait Tait and Hunt Horton is. Winner Moon of Leary and Sutherland Dave win Ner Macdonald Macdonald and Williams Munro is. Winner Cotton Cotton and Hay Les Hayles Winner Matthews Dominy and Carter Bufie is. Winner Mordue Mcmaster and min Hail Olson Mills Ewbank is. Win Ner Sigurdson Taylor and Stewart Wood . Mixed doubles win Ner Goode Goode and Leggo Lister is. Win Ner Samson Lefebvre and Stevenson Gill Winner Crowley Linton and Mackay Krut zen is Winner Morris Mctavish and Baker Baker Winner Bergh Galbralth and Braidwood Harnden is. Winner Sinclair Rooke and Lauder Murdock Winner Watts Dixon and Simpson Mackenzie is. Winner Miller Richard and Nohle Sweet land. 9 Grid games new football foes including army and Michi Gan Are 1953 schedule. Manitoba Junior Barons 4, St. Bowl Lack 5. Manitoba juvenile canadians a Weston 2. Manitoba met out Excelsior a Weston 3. Canadians 2, Earl Grey 3. Maritime major Sydney 2, Charlottetown 6. New Brunswick senior Fredericton 1, Moncton 6. Ontario senior Owen sound 10, Hamilton 2. Western Junior Relna 4, Moose jaw 5. Edmonton 3. Calgary 2. Saskatchewan Junior Prince Albert 1, Saskatoon 4. Hockey season opens in Korea in Korea second Canadian hockey season in Korea opened monday on the Frozen Itjin River with the 1st battalion of the Royal Canadian regiment defeat ing brigade Headquarters 7-4. . Michael West Commonwealth division commander hurried Over the ice and faced off so quickly that photographers were unable to catch a picture before he was Back on the sidelines. The players use equipment flown Over following the visit of defence minister Claxton last year. The 3rd battalion of the Princess Patricia s Canadian Light infantry is the Only unit among 14 entered in the two week sudden death d i v i s i o n a championships that brought its own equipment. Besides 12 Canadian teams there is one British and an australian team. A . Helicopter hovered 50 fee Over the ice with a High ranking passenger leaning perilously out Side the Cabin to photograph the action below. The canadians have an exhibition engagement with the . Marines when the series ends. If you Are Between 16 and 19 years old earn while you learn a skilled technical Trade As a Navy apprentice if you Are now attending any High technical or vocational school and will Complete Grade 10 or better this summer. Or if you have already completed such schooling and Are Between 1 6 and 19 years of age. Here s a valuable Opportunity for you i but Yeu l have to act promptly. Under the naval apprenticeship you receive advanced technical trades training aboard the Navy s maintenance ship Halifax Are paid while you learn food clothing and living accommodation and at the end of the 39 month apprenticeship period you will be a fully qualified tradesman. Apprenticeship training in one of these engine room artificer i shipwright. Electrical technician. Air and armourer. Under this plan you will a jump ahead. On successful completion of your apprenticeship you will be promoted to Petty officer with further pro motion ahead and a pension to be earned. Full details pm the run s technical apprenticeship plan and your official application Are available now Poplar Point scares maroons Portage la Prairie Man. Special Winnipeg maroons were forced to come from behind monday night at Portage la Prairie w l Winnipeg. 8 0 Poplar Point 6 3 Letellier 3. 4 Pine Falls 3 7 Pilot Mound. 1 t f a pts. 1 68 42 17 i 59 52 13 0 39 41 i 0 44 62 6 0 32 45 2 to score an 8-5 Victory Over pop Lar Point memorials in a Manitoba senior hockey league fixture. It was the fourth and last meet ing of these two clubs in the Reg ular schedule and both clubs Are probably pleased that it is. Maroons Are the Only team memorials even t been Able to Stop this Eason while maroons always find heir toughest opposition a memorials. The slim win kept maroons unbeaten record intact after nine Barnes. Their Only blemish is a tie with Poplar Point. The teams split a pair of goals in the first period but memorials went scooting to the front in the second scoring three unanswered goals for a Lead. With less than eight minutes to go in regulation time memorials held a 5-2 margin then the roof caved in As maroons whipped in three goals in less than four minutes to tie the count Winnipeg had it much their own Way in the overtime rattling in three tallies. Vic love Al Vanbelleghem Odie Jimmy Young Ken Mcken Zie Ken Little Don stay and Doug Las Lewis All scored single Mark ers for maroons. Floyd blight paced the Poplar Point attack rapping Down a of tallies Oriele Hogue Tom Jessiman and Keith Campbell getting the others. Don blight had three assists and Ray Saunders two. It was a pair of Guys who had t scored goal who gave maroons the Victory last night. Don stay had been Able to pick up nothing but assists All season until late in the game when he plunked in the using Marker. Vanbelleghem from his position on defence came through clutch to score the Winner in overtime. For two periods maroons appeared off color but woke up with Start in the third. Harvey Jessiman in goal Lor Poplar Point turned in a Strong game. 6nly two penalties were handed out by referees and Steve Kuzyk one to each team. Oort of Lay army today h 5 or write to recruiting officer naval Headquarters Ottawa. .m.c.s. Chippawa 51 Smith Street Winnipeg Man. Phone 93-8333 Royal Canadian Navy ;