Allah does not deduct time for fishing from man's allotment
A proverb states that God does not reduce the time allotted to a person by the hours spent fishing, implying patience and leisure fit within one life span.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1946
Page
14
A proverb states that God does not reduce the time allotted to a person by the hours spent fishing, implying patience and leisure fit within one life span.
The Belle Plaine owner Wilford Drakos saw Judy a springer spaniel take first in the spaniel class at the retriever trials staged by the Retriever club of the Linn county chapter of the Izaak Walton League last Sunday near Cedar Rapids. Hundreds watched as dogs from Labradors to Chesapeakes displayed retrieves on land and water, many trained by their owners. The column notes broad interest and predicts the trials could become a major eastern Iowa sport next year. It also covers gun care tips, Connecticut’s veteran program on a trout stream, Clayton county rains, and trivia on birds and bees.
AP recalls Walter Johnson as the era’s most dominating pitcher with unmatched speed and character. Al Schacht, once his teammate, recounts Johnson never smoked or swore, his early gawky days, and remarkable moments including a hidden overhand curve and clashes with batters.
G Platt Bowdish, the only living driver from Iowa’s first state auto race in 1908, attended the Hawkeye Downs event as a guest. A former ISU purchasing agent, Bowdish recalls the early two mile race amid harness racing devotion, noting his 1907 Buick faced two Reo challengers. He remains famed for harness feats, including Wapsie Ware, a three year pacing champion at Des Moines with a one minute half mile.
Anamosa Reformatory Snappers host the Vets club, unbeaten to date, after Memorial Day. Their latest win was against Niles of Anamosa with a 5-1 score.
McKinley pair Carl Donald and Buddy Kovar stunned the Iowa high school tennis meet at Ames reaching the final before losing to Burke Dailey and Allen Lusk 6 3 6 2. They beat Chapman Popple and Ames foes to reach the final and defeated Smith Hart earlier. Bud Hollander and Don Lewis met in semis with Lewis advancing after a 6 0 6 2 win. Hollander claimed the city singles title while Donald and Kovar claimed doubles. Cedar Rapids aims for balanced teams in inter city play with free clinics June 10 12 and 17 19 and season set to begin today if weather allows.
After a three year wartime break the Iowa State Rifle association resumes its restricted class smallbore tournament at Camp Dodge near Des Moines. Sharp shooters and unclassified shooters may enter with results from the first three events guiding classification. Three iron sight matches and one scope match determine medals and the M R Davidson trophy goes to the aggregate winner. Linn County Rifle & Pistol club fields three entrants.
Greenwood Lake New Jersey AP Mickey McAvoy Billy Conn sparmate describes Billy Conn as maintaining speed but adding weight to his punches. He notes the champ’s jabs and hooks carry more beef, making them hit harder without altering his quickness. McAvoy sparred with Conn in most camps since Smokytown days.
In Boston a shopper recalls a man attracting persistent autograph requests. She asks if he is a movie star, he replies that he is not, merely a baseball player named Tex Hughson.
Corduroy Rubber Company seeks an Iowa resident under 40 with at least three years wholesale selling to super service stations auto dealers and garages. Factory since 1919 ships direct to dealers from Grand Rapids Michigan AAA rated by Dun and Bradstreet. Personal interview with references set for Tuesday June 4 at Fort Des Moines Hotel Des Moines Iowa with Mr L B McCourt between 9 and 11 AM.
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