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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, August 19, 1959 15 Japan Has 5-Year Plan |Dave Moore SPORT SNAPSHOTS |__ BASEBALL SCORES AND STANDINGS Moore-]Johansson Bout Kiss on In Toronto? Not Likely! National League WwW L By JACK SULLIVAN Canadian Press Staff Writer i os ceipts, scanned the expenses and 0-4 (5) and Triandos; Wynn, Me- Negray and Henry; Green and Coker. Montreal 001 060 007-14 18 0 Rochester 020 000 101--4 7 3 Harris and Teed; Ricketts, Mc- Clain (5) Hilland (8) and Stani- and. 300 000 0-3 6 1 Havana 110 000 0--2 4 2 (Completion of game sus- pended May 17). Dick and Darrell Johnson; San- chez and Izquierdo. . American League New York 023 000 000--5 10 1 Detroit 000 000 021-3 9 1 Ditmar 8-8 Ford (8) and Berra, Mossi 11-7 Sisler (4) Narleski (6) Morgan (9) and Berberet. HR: |NY-Berra (17) Lopez (16); Det- |Berbheret (10). 'Baltimore 002 110 000-4 8 2 the fancy business, dropped in at|{Chicago 200 010 12x--6 9 0 Joe stadium and counted the re-| Portocarrero, Hoeft (5) Fisher | By THE CANADIAN PRESS 67 66 63 San Fran 51 Los Angeles Milwaukee Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati St. Louis Phil Richmond 59 57 57 56 50 Today's G Risks Title Tonight For 1964 Olympic Games By WILLIAM GASSON RYO (Reuters) Japay ba In addition, the Japanese Olym- prepare for the 1964 Olympic pic Committee has guaranteed to Games in Tokyo. {build a memorial hall to house In an illustrated brochure, the the offices of the organizing com- Japanese Olympic Committee de- Mitte, construct new roads to tails how it proposes to arrange connect the Olympic villages, Olympie Park and Komazawa (accommodation, Sports Iaclliice:|cpurts centre, and. .re-construct mew boat harbor near. Yokohama for yachting events. featherweight five months ago, Bassey of Nigeria. Richmond 200 010 000--3 6 | TORONTO (CP) -- The post- body got Bride (5) Stal ( i CP The post-|got its share before anybody got Bride Staley 6-3 (7) and Lol A 000 114 00x--6 10 mortems on the Moore - Durellejout of town. lar. Chicago at Philadelphi (And Probable Pitchers) rr : itae the Olympic villages. The village Be fae aa "swan the|area is about 908.10 acres and fight last week included a bit of Kearns's gimmicks included a Boston 220 000 001--5 9 1| Bonstad, James (6) Cox (7) nonsense about a million - dollar|req carpet from the dressing Kansas City 000 004 000--4 7 2 fight in Toronto between oldirooms to the ring. Newspaper| Brewer, Fornieles 3-2 (6) Kiely Archie and world heavyweight men were asked to wear white (9) and White; Kucks, Grim (2) ; 1. jackets and black ties, compli- Heybert 10-9 (7) Sturdivant (9) They should have left this untiliments of the promoters, and a and House. a lingering odor had left Toronto. few of them fell for it. Washington 010 006 040-11 17 1/Cleveland The smell is still around follow-| The jackets weren't so white Cleveland 000 300 001--4 9 3|New York ing the 1956 Moore-James J. Par- after the fight. They were spotted] Kemmerer 7-12 and Courtney, (Baltimore ker "battle" a' Maple Leaf Stad-|with Parker's blood as Archie cut Naragon (2); Perry 8-5 Cicotie|petroit jum for the laughed-at "heavy-|up the Barrie, Ont., heavyweight|(8) Garcia (8) and FitzGerald. Boston --Ceccarelli (4-1) and Gonder. American League w Pet. 609 ley (11-7). | GBL|Gibson (1-1) vs Law (13-7). {Chicago -- 500 12% | 491 18% 487 14 A466 16%: | (N) -- (16-12). Thursday's G 2-TN) and Hobbie and Shantz; Cueche, Arroye (6)| 199) vc Gomez (1-8) and Con- St. Louis at Pittsburgh (N)--| Los Angeles at Cincinnati -(N) sports grounds built for these jjeves the tremendous cost of 568 4% |--Shéwry (3-2) vs Nuxhall (7-9). San Francisco at Milwaukee|for the 1964 Olympic Games. Sanford (12-9) vs Burdetie OTHER PLANS contains a shooting range, riding a We Olvempic Jame ground, swimming facilities and from Olynipia, Greece. a running track. Last year, the third Asian| he 2 d Games were held in Tokyo. The yCH PRESTIGE |Springfield, Ohio, remained o ) | games will provide the nucleus staging the games is outweighed in the eyes of the Japanese people by the prestige which will go to rival and stopped him that was a sizzler all the way. { Plans for further Suptovements rye to the Olympics, weight championship of thebefore sending him down for HR: Wsh-Sievers (17) Green (2) (Kansas City world." That one was the bust of keeps in the eighth round. Cle-Baxes (13). Washington 69 the half-century. | "Never again," said Rush after National League Today's Games In case memories are short, the Paying the bills. "I've learned my San Fran - 000 000 0000 -8 2| (And. Probable Pitchers) promoter of that thing was Dave lesson. {Cincinnati 204 100 00x--7 15 1 New York® at Detroit (N)-- Rush, a Toronto millionaire wholy ong CHANCE | Fisher 2-4 Worthington (3) By-/Grba (1-4) vs Lary (15-7). | took a financial beating. The| "C = "lili 0 i ts |(7) and Landrith; Newcombe, Washington at Cleveland (N)-- p,q front men were Jack (Doc) po CC th ie Sopris. 11-6 and Bailey. HR: Bell (18). Fischer (8-8) vs McLish (14-6). |g oon. Kearns, London promoter Jack| the "88 OTCRREC Fa Cis WISt, 000 001 000--1 10 2| Boston at Kansas City (N)--|conimnne Solomons, Bill Daly, a fight man- {Pe €C 10 PROC INE @ FCOM Phil 010 000 10x--2 6 1/Casale (8-8) vs Daley 147) or pichmong ager from Patterson, N.J., and g™W ot HF 1 on Miller 1-2 and Porter, H. Smith|Tsitouris 1-2). Miami the forgotten man of the whole| 3 "/ Re i br ily wid (8); Owens 9-10 and Thomas. | Baltimore at Chicago, O'Dell yrinivooy business -- Charley Johnston, [2 CE 0 On 0 re. about LA 200.120 000 010 1-7 12 2|(6-10) vs Shaw (12:3). {Rochester © 6 473 Moore's manager. 3 Mil 010 002 011 010 0--6 7 2| Thursday's Games | Toronto 59 447 100 to 1. ei hala : ( 73 WILY PROMOTER | For one thing, Toronto hasnt a Roysdale, Sheny 4-2 a1 5 and New York at Detroit Wednesday's Games Doc Kearns. a wily old boy in|stadium or arena large enough to; oseboro; Jay. Pizarrg (3) Trow-| washington at Cleveland Montreal at Rochester his 80's who hasn't lost any of his handle a million - dollar fight. bridge I Bi MeNanon| | Toronto at Buffalo : q i icks -(Then, of course, there is Floyd nar b. 4 Columbus at Miami sharpaess or Ee Patterson, who is supposed to guy Crendal), Joeals Bo ne: REMEMBER WHEN? + « « Richmond at Havana did most of the talking and/have a rematch with the Swede . » Thursday's Games Same, Sic moe) : ng late September. Covington (6). | Donald Bradman and W. H.|nonceal at Rochester PION : Heftioned 85 the Moore . Johansson fight International League Ponsford belted English bowlers poroto at Buffalo ancl 1p * |sounds a lot like political talk in Columbus 100 011 000 1--4 14 4|for a record test cricket partner-|Columbus at Miami And he was burned. {Toronto about staging the Olym. Miami 000 010 002 0--3 8 2/ship of 451 runs in the Fifth Riclimond at Havana They tried to sell ringside tick- pic Games. The only hitch there Lovenguth, Williams (9) Jack- Test, Australia v. England, at| American Association ets at $20 a throw. The night offis that Toronto has nothing tosom (9) and Baich; Moford, Kay|London's Kennington Oval, 25ipouisville at St. Paul ppd the fight, these were selling|stage such a world sports festival| (6) Zuverink (8) Byrd (10) and|years ago today. The Aussie pair|Indianapolis 11 Denver 4 wholesale at the box office, at|_no stadium, no regulation 55-|Brady. |were together for -the second Charleston 1-2 Minneapolis anything up to $15. The income-imetre swimming pool, no cycling Toronto 000 000 000--0 7 2|wicket, Bradman getting 244 and Dallas 3 Omaha 9 tax department, fully aware ofltrack. In brief, nothing. Buffalo 104 000 01x--6 11 ' A415 22% St, Louis at Pittsburgh International League W L Pet 7%: 5 5 69 68 65 64 63 527 519 492 489 ATT Louis 466 16%: |Chicago at Philadelphia (N) {Los Angeles at Cincinnati (N) San Francisco at Milwaukee (N) 1/Ponsford going on to make 266. "Houston 0-0 Fort Worth 26 includ the 75,000- |seat' national stadium in Meiji Japan first entered the Olym-|fights, is rated |tension to the Koishikawa soccer|it sent a four-man team. 120 foes in 67 bouts. LOS ANGELES AP) -- World champion Davey {Moore risks his title tonight |against the man he dethroned Hogan Kid) The 15-round { elevision scrap , is scheduled at the Olympic Au- . ditorium, scene of the last en- counter, at 7 p.m. PDT (10 p.m. EDT). | The 25-year-old champion from The Japanese government be-3.to.1 favorite to keep the title. He overpowered his 27-year-old in 13; rounds in a brawl last March 18 Japan as the first Asian country| moore, with a record of 13 Iknockouts in his 36 wins in 42 the harder {Park to acconimodate 100,000, ex- pics as a competitor in 1912, when!puncher. But Bassey has stopped Bassey won the vacant feather. weight title in 1956 when he |s! Cherif Hamia of France out Pajarito (Little Bird) Moreno of Mexico in three rounds. 3 In their last meeting Moore was from four to seven points ahead on the officials' scorecards when Bassey's manager, George Biddles, had the contest stopped midway between the 13th and 14th rounds. The match will be scored 10 points "must" per round---10 to the winner, nine or less to the loser. 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