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LONGDEN ABOARD FOURANDTWENTY Feel FourAndTwenty After Two Big Prizes LONDON lCPlWord along the racecourse grapevine is that the star Canadianowned thor oughbred Four and Twenty may lie pointed at two of Europes leading prizcs Whispers in the British pad ducks are that the foursyearold son of Blue PrinceSixpence owned by Alberta Ranches may go for big race at Ascot in July and for the Prix de lArc do Trioniphe at Paris in October Calgary sportsman Max Bell part owner of Alberta Ranches is said to have told British bloodstock officials that it is the definite intention to run Foar andTwenty in the important event at Longchamp in October Sporting Life bible of British racegoerssays Four and Twenty currently cleaning up in California would probably be ridden by evergreen Johnny Lnngden who might make the race his final appearance in the saddle Longdcn has ridden more winners than any other jockey in the history of racing WOULD BE WELCOME Sporting Life refers to Four andfnventy as an American runner and regrets that there has been no US horse in the Paris race since Whitney sent Fisherman and Career Boy to compete in the 1955 event Mr Whitney had hoped that other American owners would follow his example but the re sponse was nil says Sporting Life if Bell docs run Fourand verity at Ascot and Long chnmp it will consolidate his claim to have raced more ex tensively in foreign parts than any other Canadian owner He has had some half dozen runners in the Epsom Derby and last year his colt Snysambu ran close second in the Irish Derby British fans would welcome the appearance of Fourand Twenty as reminder of his sire Blue Prince which won good race at Epsom before being exported to the United States and his dam Sixpence which when trained by Paddy Prendergast was one of the fastest twnvyearolds in training here Fourandhventy became the leading monevainner in Cali fornia during the winter after winning three rich handicaps the San Carlos the San Fer nando and the San Bernaidino He also won lhe Santa Anita Maturity Skating Club To Meet Review Years Effort review of the years activ ities will be given by the direc tors of Barrie Skating Club at the meeting April 30 This meeting will be open to the public and it is hoped all parents with members in the club past present and future will plan to attend The club needs help in planning for the future and how best it can dir set the figure skating activities of the youngsters of the com munity Few skaters in the club will become professionals let alone champions they will how ever become proficient skat ers Should they show ability beyond the ordinary they will be counselled by their teachers as to how best their talents can be developed They will learn the fundamen tals of figure skating from sel ected professionals They will spend welldeserved two hours week on the ice learning and associating with children their own age They will learn to work together as team as they practice their drills and routines They will be in healthy atmosphere of learning and fun climaxing the season with their own annual carnival BE PROUD The parents of Barrie should be proud not only to see how well their children perform but to realize that this carnival is local effort All the partici pants with one exception in the BASEBALL RECORD By THE CANADIAN PRESS American League Pct GEL Cleveland 667 Detroit 583 New York 2583 Boston 538 Chicago 533 11 Kansas City 529 11 Baltimore 500 Minnesota 467 2V Los Angeles 429 Washington it 167 Fridays Results Los Angeles Detroit 18 Minnesota Cleveland New York Washington Boston Chicago Baltimore Kansas City 14 Probable Pitchers Today Los Angeles Chance 01 at Detroit Mossi 21 New York Terry 31 at Washington Osteen 02 Baltimore Barber 24 at Kansas City Bass Ml night Minnesota Manning 04 at Cleveland Taylor 11 Boston Muffett 00 at Che cage Herbert 11 Games Sunday Baltimore at Kansas City Los Angeies at Detroit Boston at Chicago Minnesota at Cleveland New York at Washington National League Pct GBL Pittsburgh 11 786 St Louis 750 San Francisco 11 688 Los Angeles 11 647 Houston 452 Philadelphia 462 Cincinnati 438 Milwaukee 438 Cincinnati St Louis Milwaukee Houston Probable Pitchers Today Philadelphia Owens 11 at New York Hook LO Cincinnati OToole 12 at St Louis Sadecki 01 Pittsburgh Mizeil 10 at Lus Angeles Koufax Chicago Kuonce lot at San Francisco ODell 20 Games Sunday Milwaukee at Houston Philadelphia at New York Cincinnati at St Louis Pittsburgh at Los Angeles Chicago at San Francisco International League Pet GEL Jacksonville 01000 Columbus 667 Atlanta 500 Buffalo 500 Richmond 500 Hi Rochester 500 16 Toronto 333 Syracuse 000 Fridays Results Toronto Columbus Syracuse Jacksonville Buffalo Rialiinond Rochester Atlanta Games Today Toronto at Richmond Buffalo at Columbus Rochester at Jacksonville Syracuse at Atlanta Games Sunday Toronto at Richmond Buffalo at Columbus Rochester at Jacksonville Syracuse at Atlanta SURVIVES SHAKY START EOURNEMOUTH England AP Australias Rod Lover reigning Wimbledon champion Chicago 12 250 fought back after shaky start New Yorlf 12 077 Fridays Results Philadelphia 11 New York Pittsburgh Los Angcles Chicago San Francisco Friday to wIn his semifinal match over Tonerickard of Britain 57 36 64 so be in the British iarri court tennis championships 1952 carnival were from the community Outside profes sionals were not required to en tertain the 3000 people who at tended Two talented residents de serve high praise for this eflt fort imagine if you will the work and effort the club profes sional Sue Emms puts into teaching over 200 pupils Vary ing in age from six to 16 they must be coordinated into story book routines as befits their skating capabilities For the past three carnivals the skaters have had the unique privilege of skating to music of Central Collegiate Band un der the direction of Fisher The international ac claim that Mr Fisher and his musicians have attained is proud fact known by every per son in Barrie By combining these two talents the audience was presented with perform ance that could only be outdone by wholly professional group There are many other local people involved in presenting this carnival Costumes lights tickets programs props scen ery music scripts makeup all have to be arranged Many hours are given to behind the scenes work which when coupl ed with the work of Mrs Emms and Mr Fisher make up the successful carnival we saw on March at It is to be hoped the Barrie Skating Club can continue to grow and expand its facilities With an everincreasing number of children wishing to partici pate it will be necessary for some changes to be made in the structure of the club before an other season It is the wish of the president and directors of the club to discuss these vital changes with as many parents as possible Now that the club has reached such mark of success it would be shame for it not to have the support to continue this good work The directors would be pleas ed to discuss their future plans with the parents or anyone in terested in furthering the skat ing movement here in Barrie For this purpose plan to at tend the mecting being held at Community House INSURANCE QUALITY wrrn ECONOMY PROTECTION iS OUR PRODUCT SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS BENTLEY CO PA saris 11 Cnlllcr St Suite 302 TH HAITI EXAMINERll SATURDAY APRIL as 162 Goderich Tourney Started In 1936 ICPlGor know what he was starting when he erganirrd peevrce hockey tournament at Georgetoun OBL in 35 He staged his Little NHL with six teams and 90 boys The idea of community sponsored com petitions grew so quickly that by this Easter week there ere an estimated 4500 kids carving up the ice in six major tourna ments Its really grown since we started out in 35 Alcott re Ilrcled That first one was big success We filled the Georgetown arena every night and there were lineups out side That first Little NHL prov duccd some big hockey names Bobby Pulford George Arm strong and Tim Horton of this years Toronto Maple Leafs former allstar dafenceman Bob Goldham and forward Jerry Tappalzini Tournaments held this spring were lhe Milton TriCoiinty ju venile championships the Tren ton midget championships the squirts at Brampton hantama at Georgetown the Little NHL in its 27th season at Cobourg and the Young Canada TournaA merit in Goderich The biggest was in this Lake Huron port community of 0000 and in playing host to as team with 1600 players just about ev ery family in town pitched in to provide food and lodgings The Goderich tournament has become consttocoast affair In recent years It has com pletcd its 13th season Bramptons squirt competi tion has also grown with clubs from Manitoba and Michigan as well as dozens from Ontario taking part this year The Ontario Minor Hockey Association has taken over the job of issuing permits for the tournaments Gary cLeod OMHA secretary issued 34 this winter mostly oneday or week end competitions during the Christmas holidays January and February and Easter week Argos Sign Draft Pick TORONTO CPlToronlo ArA gonauts of the Eastern Football Conference announced Friday they have signed their top 1962 college draft choice Gary Strickler of Queens University The sixfootthree 2l2pouud college all star plays either at fullback or end an offence and as linebacker on defence Strickler 22 won the Jenkins Trophy as Queens outstanding athlete in 1961 and was an all star selection in 1960 and 1961 He graduates next month in electrical engineering He comes from Kitchener where he played high school football for five years Kromm Unhappy With Montreal TRAIL BC CPI Bobby Kromm coach of Trail Smoke Eaters doesnt like Montreal Olympics brand of Allan Cup hockey Neither does Montreal coach Maurice Filion dont like their brand of game Kromm said Friday after the Smokies took an80 victory over the Olympics in the first game of the bestofl seven Allan Cup series They just sat back and played defensive game said Kromm We had it all over them FiIion said he was far from pleased with his players per formance and paced them through stiff mminute work out as warmup for the sec ond game here tonight The battle for Canadas senior amateur hockey crown will con tinue here Monday and Wed nesday night with the remain ing games scheduled if needed for Friday next Saturday and the following Monday We worked on some new plays to try to improve our game said Fition We may have found that we were look ing for But Kromm thinks his club will take the series easily guess they will try to bounce back at us he said But the way they played last night they have long way to finance RUSSIA BEATS URUGUAY MOSCOW AP The Soviet Union defeated Uruguay so Fri day in an international soccer match HARRY MURDOCK Let Us Check Your Car New WHEEL ALIGNMENT WHEEL BALANCING SHOCK ABSORBER SERVICE COMPLETE FRONT END SUSPENSION OVERHAUL PA 82202 27 TORONTO sr lAdams Will Be Missed Same As Smythe Ross By JACh SULLIVAN Canadian Press Sports Edilor Art Ross Conn Smithe Jack Adams the National Hockey Leagues roaring trium virate Remember these names and spill few nostalgic fear if ou wish Each has taken fndcout and the league will probably never be the same lolly Jack Adams this week followed Ross and Smythe into the limbo of nevcrlobe forgot ten hockey characters with aa nouncement from Detroit that he had retired as general man agar of the Red wings after 35yenr association Get them together and their anecdotes would fill book Ross long oul of the picture is in ilfrheaith and still around Boston the home of his beloved Bruins Smythe is iiiToronto back in the horse racing game and chairman of the board of the Maple Leafs the team he founded Adams is staying in Detroit to serve the Red Wings in an advisory capacity FANNED INTEREST You probably wont hear much of them in hockey in the future Their big league days are behind them and theyre all from an era in the W305 and 19305 when the NHL was loaded with colorful rambunrlious players who snorted defiance at the rule book And execuliies Ross Smyihe and Adams never were in the background Each spelled boxcffice in the early 1930 II Bos ton neuspaper men werent en amored of the game Smythe packed the arena when he in lerted fourcolumn advertise ment in all Boston newspaper that Said if youre tired of what you have been looking at come out tonight and see decent team play hockey That filled the house the Leafs lost 40 and Smylh was escorted from the rink by police after he attempted to slug the referee Other NHL officials de plored his action and called for dignity in the game WORE TOP HAT The next time Leafs played in Boston Smythe wore top hat and tails climbed the boards and tlpped his hat to the booting fans Ross coach of the Bruins one time NHL governor and general manager of Boston was man with sharp wit He was known the man who had three teamsone playing one on its way up from the rat nors and one going down He rerelled in needltng coaches and managers of other Accuse Jr Bs Of Nasty Tongues TORONTO CFlLong argu ments and filthyfoul talk on the lee iii the Ontarto Hockey Association Junior playoffs caused angry complaints Fri day night at an OHA executive meeting resulting in strict order to referees and coaches to bring players into line Jack Devine of Bellevillc and OHA pastpresident Tory Gregg filed complaints about conduct of Waterloo Siskins in their series against Beltevilto and St Thomas Thcir language was dis graceful filthy foul and un called for Devine said Referring to the siskins 1o win over Belleville he said One player said things to some of the women in the rink which wouldnt repeat to you MENTIONS NAME Gregg agreed and the players name was singled out for the rest of the executive The OHA instructed business manager Bill Hanley to order referees to clamp down on ar guments delays and particu larly bad language The order is to throw them out of the game at the first sign of bad language Waterloo and St Thomas play the third game of the Ontario finals in Kitchener tonight and the new order will be in effect Youd think Waterloo would have learned by now said OHA president Lloyd Pollock Weve given them enough fines and suspensions already this year The OHA during the meeting reinstated grants to four mem ber divisions after lapse of several years due to reduced revenues The OHA coffers have been swelled by playoff money from all parts of Ontario in one of the most successful seasons in history ARE WELL AHEAD We are $4000 ahead of last years playoff revenue and stlil have two more series to end said treasurer Frank Buckiand of Peterborough The Ontario Minor HOCKEY Association will get $3250 the Western Ontario Hockey Asso ciation $500 the Toronto Hockey League 31000 and the Northern Hockey Association $750 No decision was made on two applications for Junior fran chise from London one was in the name of Lou Ball and the other from the Canadian Na tional Railways Association Both ginups co operated in operating the sole London entry this season One motion due to come up PLUMBING REPAIRSI AND Installations Al Reasonable Rates or +0 2591NNISFILST PA sssai for discussion today at the an nual OHA meeting was one from Devine to abolish the draft by which junior teams lpons sored players Discussion also will be fo cussed on the proposed ruling to prevent all players under in from being moved from home towns and assigned to Junior teams GIANTS SIGN GUARD NEW YORK AP lrcva Bookie Bolin Mississippi guard whose suspension was up held by college football author ities Thursday signed to play with New York Giants the Na tional Football League club an nounced Friday Bolin was sus pended by the University of Mississippi after accepting ex pense money to attend the American Football Leagues all star game at the end of last season Nut clubs particularly iii old buddy Jack Adams In the 1945 Stanley Cup be confounded Adams the entire Detroit club and hit own team by methodically sending hy brid line Into actionone man from each of his three estah llshed forward lines Its uncihlcal screamed Adams Unethical snorted floss Adams doesnt know what th word means During the Second World War when Bruins were taking another of their alllooJrequtnl beatings disgninlied fan yelled Hey floss wheres your power play in England France and Germany snapped Boas QUICK TD TRADE Adams much in the tradition of Ross became known as Trader Jack He built Cup championship clubs and then broke them up by peddling off player to other NHL teams And much like Ross and Smytha he was great referee boiler He has chased after them around the arena and one time in the lslz Stanley Cup playoffs he hurried in skid dlng gallop across the ice to get his hands on referee who was pushing through hostile mob It was chargedand denied that Adams swung and landed punch on the official To this day Adams claims he merely crossed the rink to re store peace The referee mis understood my motives he YOU WILL BE SEEING ME IN THE ADS RUN BV YOUR GOOD FRIEND Hour 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