aepori Turpin In Top Health
LONDON (AP)-Randolph Tur- in "in excellent physical I: am." and fit to continue his boat- me‘ career. his physician said Tues-
‘ ht. da'IYlllIIIIgn visited a London special-
. r d for a complete physi- lctl I(;llIl::I(Tl{l after losing his Euro- pean middleweight title to Italy’: 1-maria Mitri in Rome nine days
ag'F]:”-pin complained after the fight of blurred vision and said that at times he saw three Mitt-i's in me ring at the same time.
The former world middleweight champion announced after the gym he was quitting as a middle- mph: and would in future fight ,. ,. light-heavyweisht.
Hockey Player Suspended Year
DETROIT. (AP) — Frank Gal- mmar, president of the Interna- mml Hockey League Tuesday sus- ltrlWI/‘II Bill Booth of Toledo Mer- ..u;\s ior a year for hitting an of- . ..1l.
T. suspension, heaviest in the 1c1g‘.lP's history. can be appealed m ill!‘ lnop's board of governors at 1»; next meeting.
5. nth was accused of hitting of- .'lr‘..1l Elmer Shawley in A playoff
Budge Pally Wins Singles Titles M Rome
ROME (AP)—Budge Patty lost an angry dressing room argument. then went out and upset South American Enrique Morea to cap- ture the men's singles champion- ship of the Italian International Tennis Tournament Tuesday.
The former Los Angeles player who now lives in Paris trounced Morea 11-9. 6-4. 6-4, after the Ar- gentine player and tournament officials had rejected Patty's re- quest that the championship‘ match be shortened to two out of three sets.
Before the final match, Patty was forced to play 18 games to complete a semi-final duel with Egypt's Jsroslav Drobny. Patty led Drobny 7-5, 7-5. with the third
1964 but said the mo games will go to Italy. "We are morally ob-
told Duthie recently.
Duthie. who attended ll meeting of the B. C. track and field asso- ciation, also said that it is pos- sible that the Woodbine race track in Toronto will set aside a day each year with the take going to Canada's Olympic and British Em- pire Games teams. He estimated it
nal
ligated to that country," Brundage _
no. ,_ Sielco-llnion Wage Talks Break Down
TORONTO. (CP)—-C. H. Millard. Canadian director of the United Steelworkers of America. Clo- OCL. says wage talks between the steel Company of Canada in Ham- ilton and his union have broken down.
In a statement Monday. he said the wage dispute with the firm has been submitted to conciliation. He said Iouis F1ne.0ntario's chief conclliator. could not break the
set deadlocked at 9-9 when dark- ness suspend " operations Monday night.
Tuesday. Drobny won the third set, ll-9, but Patty won the fourth set and match, B-1.
Before the afternoon finale, Patty
said: ' "I played 18 games this mom- lng and every game was hard. I just can't make it. I have pro- posed to Morea to make it two sets out of three."
Morea. however. turned down the request and stalked angrily from the dressing room.
After Morea walked out. Vic Seixas oi Philadelphia persuaded Patty to dress and go on with the
would be worth at least $100,000 an- ly.
best-of-five finals.
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deadlock in five separate sessions.
He added that the union's chief aim is to rutore parity in wages between base rates paid in the United states and Canada. This parity was lost when the Cansdlan companies did not follow the U. 8. steel industry in granting in B 1-2- cent-an-hour increase last year.
The Slelco agreement with the union expired April 1. g
In addition to an 8 l-2-cent in- crease in the present basic hourly rate of 31.4: 1-2. the union seeks to have the hourly, pay difference between job classifications raised from four cents to 5 1-2 cents, a two-cent hourly increase in shift premiunis. addiilonsi paid houdays and improved vacations.
Demands are similar at Algolna Steel Oorporation at ssult Ste. Marie and at Dominion steel and Coal Company at Sydney, N. s., where the union also is negotiating new contracts.
some of the present Quebec live-
stock descends from cattle sent out from France in the 17th century.
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SCHURMANS SCHOOL PARADE .
Presents tile following programme over Radio Station CJRW.
FRIDAY. MAY I4tII. I954
'l—Kaihleen Ellis, Bideford. Grade 8—Reading. '2—-Elaine Green, Central Bedeque, Grads 7—Pisno Solo. 3—Florence Power. Miscouche. Grads 5—Vocal Solo. '4—Mary Williams. Bldeford. Grade 6-Public Speaking. '5—North Bedeque School Chorus. Grades 4-5-6.
°6—Allce Bagnall. Central Bedeque, Grads 8—Reading. 7—Arlene Bernard, St. Eleanors. Grade 9——Vocsl Solo.
1 - 3 Classroom Division
4:00 P.M. Friday, May 14th:—
pear on the evening programme.
8—Roberta Shaw, Surnmerslde Elementary, Grade 5—Piano Solo. ‘9—Elalne Green, Central Bedeque, Grade 1—Public Speaking. 'l0—North Bedeque School Chorus. Grades 7-8-9-10. 1l—Patricia Poll‘-ler. Miscouche, Grade 9—Readlng. 12--Geraldine Maccarvllle, Miscouche, Grade 7—Piano Solo. 13-Kathleen Ellis, Bldeford, Grade 6—Plano Solo. 14—Joey Quinn, summerside Elementary. Grade 3-—Piano solo.
INTERSCHOLASTIC SPELLING FINALS
The following schools will compete In a sudden death play off at the Summeralde High School at
‘Arlington — ‘Park Corner — ‘North Carleton — ‘Tyne Valley — ‘Dsrnley — *Ceniral Bedequc — ‘Lower Bedeque — * Malpeque — ‘Capo Traverse —— ‘Mt. Pleasant ‘ These contestants are to appear in the 1-3 grade classroom division
All contestants are asked to be at the radio Station at 7.00 p.m.Spelling teams at 7:30 n.m. The two winning teams will-be the supper guests of the M. F. Schurman Co. Ltd. at Howard's Restaurant and will ap-
lchurmsns school Parade is sponsored and produced as I public service feature. i
male with Johnstown. Pa, last month ‘
Booth and another Toledo player protested an icing ruling called by Shall-ley. In the ensuing brawl, sha lev was hurt and could not ill!‘ the game. Referee Gordon om imposed a match penalty l.'p".". Booth.
Canada May Gel 1964 Olympics
\‘.\.\'c0UVER. (GP) — Canada wl;l likely get the Olympic Games in 1964. George Duthic, sports dir- ertor of the Canadian National Exlllblllon said here Monday night. ’1'nI~_v would be held in Toronto.
tlanada. has made a bid for the 1960 games, but it is expected Italy Will get the nod.
Avery Erundage, United States nlvmplc Games czar. has prom.
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