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Clydesdale showman Beetons Hewson honored at Royal after 50 yea rs TORONTO Wreford Hewson of Beeton is competing in his 50th consecutive Royal Winter Fair this year and Thursday the Royal honored the long time participant This year the Royal celebrates its 50th year and during the opening ceremonies the fair recognized three in dividuals for their contribution over the history of the agricultural showcase Seventyfiveycar old Hewson was one of them Hewson first came to the Royal as 19yearold entered in the intercountry judging competition with Peel County judging team His team won the competition In the same year Hewson and his father Albert showed Clydesdale horses The entries won the two year old stallion class the progeny dam class and the getofsire class Since that time Hewson hasnt looked back In 50 years his Clydesdale mares have won grand cham ion 22times This year has 24 registered Clydesdales in the show Hewson is former director of the Royal and is now member of the Breeding Home Committee past president of the Clydesdale Horse Associa tion of Canada he has judged horse shows all over the world including the Highland show in Scotland the Melbourne Royal in Australia and shows in Chicago Columbus Ohio Detroit and Milwaukee as well as shows in Ontario and Quebec Mets bid seriously for slugger Rose NEW YORK AP The pening bids are on the table for free agent Pete Rose and surprise surprise New York Mets are still in the auction General manager Joe Mc Donald spoke twice this week SP RKY LYLE traded toTcuis Lyle dealt to Rangers NEW YORK iAii Sparky Lyle got his wish and New York Yankees got theirs in lit playcr trade completed with Texas Rangers on Friday Lyle the American League Young ayi ard winner in 1977 had fallen into disusc when the Yankee buIlpcn addcd free agent Rich Gossagc last season with Roses lawyer Reuven Katz and made contract offer of $15 million for three years That is stunning reversal for the Mets whove been ex tremely tentative in previous freeagent bids Were dead serious about getting Hose said McDonald who made the incinnati super star the opening selection of the reentry draft week ago Hes something special He puts people in the park Hes field leader McDonalds first con versation with Katz was on Monday when he made two year $1million bid On Wednesday when Met stockholders held their annual meeting the general manager got clearance to go further He called Katz back and added an other yea to the Met offer Kati said he had thtl of fers on the table said Mc Donald Hc told me Thats more than Cincinnati ever of fcrcd Twelve teams including the Mets drafted the negotiating rights to Rose Ive had conycrsations with almost every one of those teams and no one has clinii hated themselves yet Katz said The lawyer said tic talkcd on Friday with Rosc who is tour ing Japan with the Reds What was Roses reaction to the bids that his lawyer iclaycd to him He was very pleased said Katy Its great to be Iond by management Heavyweight challenger Alfredo Evan up off the mat in the seventh Friday nl LAS VEGAS ch iAIi tarry Holmes is ready for any opponent but his next one is not expected to be Muhammad Ali Ill fight Norton or Young or anyone else the WH tells me to said Holmes after beating up Alfredo Evangelista before knocking him out in the seventh round of Holmes first World Boxing ouncil heavyweight championship defence Friday night Richie tiiachetti Holmes manager said Jimmy Young might be logical choice as Holmes ncxt challcngcr Then if all goes chI Holmes might probany fight the WHHltl of Ken NortonCarine Shavers fight scl for Feb 18 probably in Las Vegas Norton knocked out Randy Slcphcns iii the third round of preliminary to thc IIIIOSlhilllglllStit fight at acsars lalacc As for Ali tccogiiizwl as champion by thc World Boxing Association Holmes said he talked to thc Ili ycarrold Ali on Thursday and he said he would not fight me said unit gelista of Spain tries to get ght in Las Vegas after being llc said hc would when hes ieady Evangelina the yearold Europcan champion from Spain wcnt 13 rounds in Iris ing titlc bid with an oiitotsliaiw Ali on May to 1970 NU lllI Against thc 29year old Holmcs Evangelism never had chance lt wasa mugging lIvangclista his face son Icn mask of pain blood strcain ing from cut bcncath his Iclt cw was HHWIIIL forward whtii Norton keeps title hopes LAS VEGAS rAII Kcn Norton kept alive his hopes of regaining Ouncils with third round knockout of Randy night scoreboard the World heavyweight Boxing tillc Stephens on Friday title to scored an easy win over Stcph cits in preliminary bout to thc His upcoming tight with liarnic Shavers may earn him shot at WHt champion Larry Holmes thc Wlit liiiic it Norton who lost Holiiics last llolincs IttIo Holmcs probably in his Vegas daytiinclight iiist Itl ill lIyangiIista tiglii lrotiiotcr Don King an nounccd attcr the fight that Shawrs iii will incct knocked out by WBC Champion Larry Holmes It was Holmes first defense of his title since beating Ken Norton in June AP Photo Evangelista falls by knockout Holmes ready to fight anyone Holmes launched swccpiiig right hand lhc punch caught livangchsta on the side of thc link and dropped him on lll tiltl Hc slitlgglwl to his klltt thcn pitchcd on his face again and was countcd out at lit ol the round by rcfcici Richard tirccn It was lhc first knockout or kntwkdown iii hcayywciglit championship lighting iii iii rounds The last knockout was by Muhammad Ali tinr ttlttl ard Dunn in May lim While it was right that knockth otit lIyangclista it was rially Itlt itll Iiltl that shat tcrcd any tlltdllls llt bad oi winning uer my Icll till lot said lloIints thought might bcablctiistophini lhc jitli was quick and acct mic and it was Illllllsllill liiiic ittltl tiiiic it found its mark snapping lliaiigclistas By GARRY FORBES Of The Examiner Barrie native Wayne Rutledge former goaltender for Houston Acres of the World Hockey Association is ex pected to begin play with Orillia Terriers of the Candian International Hockey League next week team officials said Friday Rutledge signed with Ter riers Wednesday and manager Terry Skelcher said the team is awaiting response from the On tario Hockey Association on an application for amateur re instatement of the 36yearold netminder Rutledges professional career ended last season after stint with Los Angeles Kings of the National Hockey League and six seasons with Aeros This summer Rutledge mov ed from Houston to his 9tacrc farm hear Huntsville 50 miles north of Orillia Rutledge told The Examiner Friday that he has been spen ding most of his time since leaving the Acme trying to work himself and his farm back intoshape Im spending lot of time working on the property but thought that as long as Im back at home might as well play little hockey he said Ive been out to few prac ticcs but itll take little more time to get back into shape before start with the Ter riers The last time Rutledge licad back kccping him on the dctcnsiu Iixcd in with the Jill were an assortment of Ich hooks and right hand leads ttlltllttls and uppcrciits It was no contest Ihc 225 ycar old liyangclista cxhibitcd physical toughness Iiit llt wasnt tough opponent Iloliiics taincd $1 million for tight his 129th ictory and Jith knockout without loss lilllfltlltil lruguayan Iiorii Spaniin citizen gots back to litiropc tll hc is chanr pioii with $13ooott and his third dctcat against 31 III and draw crowd ol about iooo also IA Icis iigiicllo lto of Nicaragua knocka down fiiro lttli ILEIIK ot ri iii lIic Htl round on tllc way to oticsidcd dccisioii in dcliiicc Ilt lIic Wlit tumor Iiglitwtiglit championship Argucllo is Lcon is will Tucson Ross leederfg the examiner Saturday N02 71 973 15 Terriers sign former Aero Wayne Rutledge played hockey in this area was 1960 when he was goaltender for Barrie Flyers of the OHA Major Junior league The following year Flyers moved to Niagara Falls havent even seen any games in the Terriers league 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