The Windsor Star from Windsor, Ontario, Canada • 37

THE WINDSOR DAILY STAR, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 30. 1353 37 Term Samia Arena Commission Attitude Slap-Happy Athlete's Foot for Horses? Fans Plan Fete op Billy Hewitt ooster Club Backing Davis roles, I Capt James Sutherland of King- TT A (fields of sporting executive berame well i ston. past president or tna Billy Hewitt never 1 It i From The Star's Sarnia Bureau iior Sarnia Sailor Hockey Club SARNIA Murray Philpott, man-here-azer of the Sarnia Arena, last night SEEK EXPLANATION attacked his own Arena Commis-j Philpott was addressing a meet-sion for the "slap-happy" Jittitude ing oi the Sarnia Sailor Booster it had taken in operating the Sen-j Club which had called him in for known to the general sporting u.A.ft.A., nas cauea ruiy nem public. The soft-spoken and un-'the "miracle man of hockey who assuming Toronto sportsman done more than anyone to dom attracted attention as he mod-'guide the game through its scant e-stly went about his work.

and lean years." For 50 Years TORONTO. (CP) A half-cen an explanation of the recent and sudden sale of the hockey team to the Booster Club president, Beiny Davis. No member of the Arana Commission was present. Philpott apparently could not answer questions as to why the Arena Commission had not called for bids the club. One question put to hiih asked why the Booster Club had not been asked for a bid.

Philpott said that Davis did not know when he organized the Booster Club that he might be offered 7 u.i.: You can't buy better auto insurance NEW 1953 FORDS tt, 'S- 4 (i: 1 Mt I I i tt JJ 84 95,0 DOWN tury of recording the heart beats of Ontario hockey will be marked here Dec. 8. That's when sports celebrities from many parts of Canada and the United States will meet to honor W. A. (Billy) Hewitt who is beginning his 50th year as secretary of the Ontario Hockey Association.

IV VARIOUS SPORTS However, the guest list at the banquet won't be limited to hockey. Football, horse racing, track and field and rowing will be represented too. Billy Hewitt has been mixed up in them all. The father of Foster Hewitt. Canadian radio's premier hockey broadcaster, he was appointed to the O.H.A.

post in December of 1903. Since then he has received 49 acclamations. Keenly interested in football, he played a large part in the formation of the Interprov i i a 1 Rugby Union in 1912 and was the opportunity to buy the Sailors. Later in the meeting the club reaffirmed their faith in Davis, all members agreeing that Davis had organized the Booster Club in good faith and had not violated his integrity in purchasing the team. Future of the Booster Club Is apparently still in doubt, however, and it will be considered durinff the coming: week in the light of the facts given by Phil-pott.

The Arena manager said that the commission in managing the team could hardly be charged with being "a The commission had paid the players a minimum of $20 a game or $60 a week Act Today! WEBSTER MOTORS CL 4-1185 i -f president of the Canadian Rugby Union in 1913 and 1919. He served as C.R.U. secretary for a period during World War I. He was sports editor of The A thorough check is made of The Pie King, two-year-old British thoroughbred, after the horse stumbled during an early morning workout and threw his jockey, Tommy Gosling, Scottish rider who was to be up on The Pie King Saturday in the Garden State added. Dr.

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East Phone CL 2-3681 College Grid Second Half utcta I largely through his doing, land he was named -seer eta rv-tre assurer of the C.A.H.A. in 1922. AUTHORITY ONT TURF Finds Only Four Unbeaten An authority of the turf, he chief steward of the Cana-idian Incorporated Racing Associa IUUIC Ml I iUflUA Will NEW YORK, (AP) The crazy-1 quilt college football season swings I into the second half tomorrow with Notre Dame, Maryland, Baylor and West Virginia the only undefeated-1 tion in 19.57 after several years as assistant steward. Next year he was made a member of the On For its part, Michigan State will be in no mood to trifle with Oregon State and the Spartans could run up a big score. Georgia Tech, State's brother under the skin it had a 31-game undefeated string snapped by Notre Dame last week tario Racing Commission and in 1 1950, appointed commission steward of the O.R.C.

Mr. Hewitt's work in the O.H.A. was rewarded Dec. 5, 1925, with a life membership in the untied survivors among the big boys. IRISH MEET MIDDIES The Irislu the No.

1 team in the country, tackle Navy at South Bend INSURANCE COMPANY Canadian Head Office, Toronto MEN'S WEAR Limited 467 Oueltette and up to $175 a week. This "slap-happy" approach had only resulted in the purchase of players who did not come back the following year after taking high wages for poor hockey. INJUSTICE TO DOUGLAS He said the manager, Les Douglas, had been brought to Sarnia by the commission under false pretences. Douglas had been led to believe that certain players would be on the team when actually they had jumped their contracts and were playing in the United States. Turning to finances, he said junior hockey in Sarnia last year had earned $3,000 less than it had cost.

This deficit was relieved by proceeds from bingo and public skating. There is still $8,000 to be paid off on the mortgage and Philpott urged that this money be applied instead to more seating in the Arena. When it was suggested that failure to pay off the mortgage would violate an agreement with the city and thus render the Arena Commission liable for $11,000 in taxes, Philpott appeared unwor-ried. The city will have to take over the Arena when the mortgage is paid anyway, he said. When management of the Arena had been offered to the city three or four years ago it had been turned down.

Tigers Loan Pair To Niagara Falls HAMILTON, (CP) Hamilton Tigers of the Ontario Hockey Association Senior League announced the loan of two players to Niagara Falls Cataracts, a league rival. Forward Bill Hartsburg and De-fenceman Pete Pidsodny will join the Cataracts for the rest of this season. Forward Ron Rohmer said he would seek his release from the Tigers to play for Simcoe in the O.H.A. Senior League. Despite his long service in many minus their coach, Frank Leahy who collapsed during the half-time 'intermission of the game with Georgia Tech last week.

Leahy iwill watch the proceedings from Open Fridays Till 9 p.m. OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9 P.M. 28th Anniversary also has a relatively easy assign- ment with Vanderbilt. The N.C.A.A.'s coast-to-coast television game of the day will send Pitt against Minnesota at Minneapolis. In the Far Wrest, Southern California, which has looked better with each passing week, is the choice over Oregon, while U.C.L.A., which would like nothing better than to make the Rose Bowl, has no softie in California.

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Notre Dame rates a better-t a n-three-touchdown favorite over the Middies who until they were upset by Penn last week, were regarded as about the strongest team in the east. Maryland, the class of the south and No. 2 in the weekly Associated Press poll, has a breeze in South Carolina as it races toward the championship of the new Atlantic Coast Conference and a place in the Orange Bowl. Baylor, which is stepping cautiously in its quest for the Southwest Conference title, plays Texas Christian in a loop game. The conference race si just getting hot.

and the Horned Frogs will be faced with the task that so far has eluded Baylor's opponents stopping its classy backs. West Virginia, ranked fifth behind Illinois, is in a peculiar position. This club holds the longest current winning streak of major teams 11 but its opposition has been on the weak side. The Mountaineers play Penn State tomorrow, and if they win, their place in the top 10 will be solidified. The skeptics will have been convinced.

Penn, the Ivy League club with the suicidal schedule, tackles Michigan at Ann Arbor, and it would be too much to ask George Munger's lads to spring two upsets in a row. Their 9-6 triumph over Navy must have taken plenty out of them. The new favorite for the Big 10 title, Illinois, also gets a stiff test in Purdue, the outfit that pulled the shocker of the season by handing Michigan State its first defeat in 29 games last Sunday. On paper, the mini should win it, but Purdue, loser of its first four games before whipping State, is "up" and prowling for more Go-liaths to stone. ICE SKATING Tonight Saturday p.m.

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