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firm ML Fifth round key to win Clarke upsets Gray for title HALIFAX CP Chris Clarke gritty Halifax wel terweight boxer upset Clyde Gray for the Commonwealth title in battle of courage and strength Tuesday night when Gray could not continue be cause of cut under his eye Clarke was ecstatic after the win his 20th in as many profes sronal starts and one of the most hardfought battles in Maritime boxing history Throughout the fight he had to struggle against the cham pions relentless attack Gray 32 Commonwealth champion since 1971 was in control almost from the start using skilful rushing style that often caught Clarke off guard Time and again the two fight ers stood toetotoe tearing away at each other Clarke opened the first of two cuts on Gray in the second round But Gray had the better shots The 11000 fans were on their feet screaming their approval for much of the battle Gray used devastating snaking right with great effect stunning the challenger in the early rounds and punishing him with it in the later going YOUTH PAYS OFF But youth paid off Clarke 22 said after the fight he let Gray Ottawa OTTAWA CP Ottawa Rough Riders hope to use the return match of Canadian Football League homeand home series with Montreal Alouettes tonight to break fourgame winless streak At the same time coach George Brancato is attempting to work several new players into the Ottawa lineup Ottawa got away fast with victories over Hamilton Tiger Cats and Toronto Argonauts but has lost three and tied one of its last four games including 3214 loss in Montreal last week punch himself out in the sev enth and eighth rounds in hopes superior conditioning would make the difference That decision to wait was gamble Gray flailed away at Clark stunning him with blind ing combinations from close range and driving him against the ropes The fifth round was key one To that point it seemed the fight could go either way But after the fifth Gray seemed in control despite tor rent of blood that streamed from cut beside his right eye Gray tried several times to close in for the kill but Clarke held his feet and refused to go down Gray said later he felt he had Clarke in the seventh but he backed off and paid for it There were no knockdowns in the fight although both men were staggered 1n the 10th Clarke opened second cut this time large semicircular gash under the eye that proved to be the stopper for the cham pion Dr Joe Greenberg of Toronto Grays ringside doctor for eight years said the cut was the worst he had ever seen on the champion and there was no purpose in allowing it to continue Gray still holds the Canadian title Chris Clarke of Halifax catches Clyde Gray at Toronto with right cross dur ing action Tuesday night in Commonwealth Title Welterweight bout in Halifax Clarke won by technical knockout when doctor ruled Grays eye was too badly cut to continue CP Laserphoto hoping for win The Alouettes have won four of their six games so far this year and with Toronto Argo nauts have solid edge over Ot tawa and Hamilton in league standings Brancato traded running back Richard Holmes on Monday to Winnipeg Blue Bombers and cut offensive left tackle Harold Holton and cornerback Steve Dennis Ron Harris who started the year with Winnipeg but came to Ottawa from Chicago Bears of the National Football League will replace Holmes at tailback against the Alouettes McCammon comes MONTREAL lCPi Since 1975 Morgan McCammon has managed to maintain the low profile he prefers as president of Molson Breweries of Canada Ltd But in the coming months McCammon may find relative obscurity difficult to maintain now that he holds similar po sition with the National Hockey League Montreal Canadiens Accustomed to conducting multimillion dollar negotiations in the privacy of plush boardrooms he could find that every move he makes now could become part of the public domain He became president of the Canadiens after Jacques Court ois citing increasing business commitments resigned last week McCammon now becomes responsible for the fate of club seeking its fifth consecutive Stanley Cup during the 197980 season For onetime Montreal Fo rum rinkrat it is an intriguing appointment Molson purchased the Cana diens from Peter and Edward Bronfman one year ago for $20 million plus $1 million annual rental fee for the Forum lease that is scheduled to last for 30 vears The purchase price and the rental fee may mean little to an organization that grosses in the neighborhood of $1 billion an nually But investment in the hockey club was not for finan cial return said the 57yearold McCammon Hurons finis in lacrosse Barries Yanch Heating Hurons finished second in roundrobin tournament against Huntsville and Orillia Tuesday in the Huronia Lacrosse league bantam divi sion Barrie won their final game 96 against Orillia Brett Jac He also is expected to start Martin Cox who represented Vanderbilt on the US entry in last years CanAm Bowl game in Florida as wide receiver Cox and Harris are the most recent and most successful of 20player flood that has passed through the Ottawa camp on fiveday trials since the season started Canadians Ray Honey and Doug McGee who have been la boring this year will alternate in Holtons left offensive guard spot with Tom Davis moving to tackle from guard when McGee enters the game into open When it became obvious that some other group Labatts was trying to buy the club we could see conflict de veloping between ourselves with the rights to broadcast and competitor as owner of the club second oUrney ques and Dunc Ellis led the Barrie attack with three goals and one assist each Ken Stevenson scored two goals Chris Yanch scored goal and added two assists and Bill Maguire Was the winning goalie Barrie over Newmarket in York Simcoe finals Barrie Adanac Lock and Safe shut out Newmarket 74 in the opening game of the York Sim coe Championship series Tues day at Newmarket Adanac made three double plays showing good defensive play combined with powerful batting Curry wasthe winning pitcher The next game in the series is Thursday at Eastview pm THE ANNUAL MUNICIPAL ENUMERATION STARTS NEXT WEEK The annual municipal enumeration will begin on Tuesday September 1979 During this month an enumerator carrying proper identifica tion card will call at your residence for few minutes to check basic information required in determining the allocation of education property taxes between the public and separate school syste ms the distribution of provincial grants to local governments to help reduce local tax bills the preparation of jurors lists and population information needed for other municipal programs The enumerator must record such information as the name age property status eg owner or tenant school support and residency at all members of the household When the enumerator visits please check that the information on the Enumeration Notice is correct If it is not revise it and verify the changes If you are not home Notice will be left for you It changes are necessary please make them and mail the Enumeration Notice as soon as possible in the self addressed postage prepaid envelope accompanying the Notice For any additional information please contact the local assessment office Ministry of Revenue Ontario FRASER ASSESSMENT COMMISSIONER SIMCOE COUNTY ASSESSMENT OFFICE I09 FERRIS lANE BARRIE 7282270 18 examiner Wednesday August 29 1979 owc aura BUM runs 095 5W 50 polyester 50 cotton with Femme Ml hr qucmyl 00 elastic waist tie Assorted cotton Sizes 2636 pr mlors Si 6x WM 80 cotton 20 nylon 75x conon 25 100 cotton denim with elastic nylon we back Strut6X Whrtewrth strr es Fairs 000m SNEAK pairs per pack 100 nylon acrylic sweatshirts In solid 79 mu brow shades Sims XL gm 73to take opening series Donnie Scott hit triple in the fifth to start the scoring for ANAF She came home at single by Anna Storey who was also the winning pit cher Storey came in with the winning run on single by Laurie McFayden Thus far the story underdog and ANAF leads its series as the underdog Two of the more teams also face eltmination tonight that were favored to win their series Barrie Glass and Mirror defeated Cooper Tool 213 Tuesday to upset the second place division finishers and sweep their bestofthree series 30 in the Barrie and District Ladies League playoffs In other playoff action Elmvale facing possible elimination in their series against Army Navy Air Force defeated ANAF 21 to make the score in their series two games to one in favor of ANAF BGM scored four runs in the first inning one in the se cond inning and five in the third They scored five more in the fourth inning and six more in the fifth inning Marie Lloyd hit two triples and single for BGM Jackie Skinner hit four singles and Maryanne Miller hit two singles Caroline Bowman hit triple for Cooper Elmvale hoped to sweep the series against ANAF with win last night Elmvale took 10 lead after the fifth inning But ANAF came back in the sixth inning to score two runs and 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