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TIZ: OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, April 20, 1960 13 TAL HAS GRIPPE CHAMPION WINS MOSCOW (AP) -- Challenger] WESTBURY, N.Y, (CP)--Bye Mikel Tl, showing elects pe Byrd raced ike the eham- {0 adraw in 22 moves in the 14th |Dion he is in his first 1960 start round of his world championship|at Roosevelt Raceway Saturday chess match with defending|night to win the $25,000 Monitor. champion Mikhail Botvinnik|He was driven by Canadian Clint Tuesday. Tal leads 8-6 in the 24-| Hodgins. Champ Volo, Canadian match tournament, Istar, finished third, RIOT SALE SUPER SPECIAL ADMIRAL YOUR ONLY CHANCE TO BUY ADMIRAL TELEVISION AT THIS AMAZINGLY LOW PRICE DURING IRVINE'S RIOT SALE. SEE ALL THE BEAUTIFUL ADMIRAL TV"S AT IRVINE'S SECOND FLOOR AND BUY THIS SPARKLING 21" ADMIRAL Australia Track Coach uts Veto On Women h AUCKLAND, N.Z. (CP) -- Fa- weren't taken seriously and no-|/ioned. Times have d since mous Australian track coach body minded. girls were barred from doing any- Perty Cerutty has raised a storm| "But sport today is on new thing. I think he just hasn't got| here by his claim that there is|levels. Men train and condition used to the idea." | no place for women in the hard|themselves in strength and feroc-| Mrs, Mathews « Willard de-| sphere of Olympic Games con-|ity. al these things are deli} clared: | tests. imental fo women. ey can' " ' / Sport for women, he says, hope to keep up without surrend- wy Sout know Sham Carvey! should be conducted as it was in|ering their sex." many women athletes are mar-| the Viciorian age. Athletes in Australia and New| to0" oq they certainly are fem-| Cerutty, controversial coach of(Zealand challenge Cerutty's inine. 'He must be 'a woman many world record breakers, has| claim. Some apron Nomek Should hater, " | extreme ideas of training for ath-{set a limit to their effort, bu ', oy He teaches igh think |others dismiss Cerutty's theories| This charge 65 - year - old of themselves in jungle condi-|completely. Cerutty indignantly denies. tions and to compete, fangs| New Zealand track and field NO woman hater, I love 'em, bared, every faculty strained in administrators and coaches point|he says. Wing they mua Bey a fighi for survival. lout that two of the greatest Aus. Womanly. I've never want 0 who have cuddle a weight - lifting amazon | BECOME MASCULINE 4d [tralian women runners, v . just been touring New Zealand, Yet. | He is credited with producing are particularly feminine and Cerutty says he is not criticiz- such miracle racers as Herb El-|g1amorous. ing any present-day women ath- liott, who ran the mile in three iletes but merely issuing a warn- minutes, 54.5 seconds. WOMAN HATER? ; : 1 They are Betty Cuthbert, triple attempt the physical conditioning ing on what will happen if they | But he warns women away from his training camp. He says Olympic gold medal winner, and undertaken by top male athletes. | the regime he demands would (Mrs. Marlene Mathews - Willard "They'll have to have muscular mean their surrendering feminin-/multiple breaker of world sprint stringy limbs, hard faces, ar- AA 2 . 1 | 0 a dati aatiadal pry Neither is impressed by womanly shapes. Do we have to until our girls cannot be- mothers before we draw 0 | "Having women running, jump-| r ; r ing and throwing was all right Cerutty's warnings. Said Betty wait when sport was truly amateur |Cuthbert: come 'KNOTTY' LEE HAS 'DIAMOND' TO CELEBRATE George "Knotty" Lee, 83, | area, and his wife, shown . 1 argely » Bhi ME iy man- above, celebrated their 60th { Mack, while his wife holds a schoolgirls, Cerutty says. ager and scout in the early | wedding anniversary yesterday. | picture of "Knotty" and Con- {was the same with women in ten- 1900's and later a coach in this | Lee holds an autographed ball | nie", --CP Wirephoto 'nis in Queen Victoria's day. They See Close Finish In Dart League With last Thursday being the Doubles In -- B. Clark 35, J. last night of play in the regular Houston 30; Doubles Out -- B. schedule, all the teams were Clark 22; High Three Darts -- J. going all-out to improve their Houston 148, J. Goulding 140; position in the standing. South-|Baseball One Inning -- G. Parker Pistol-packin' Joey Gi , mead took five points from Wood- 9; Baseball Nine Innings -- J.|Brooklyn - born Philadelphian, | or the bou ir view No. 2, Fernhill, Rundle No: [Houston 29, R. Hopson 28 and hijched up his stockmen's pants Giardello's indifferent 4- stview wi - Baseball Nine Innings --|cocked his cowboy hat and reck-lord last year has spurred 14 1 i t Ila lg ong 9. 2 Be i |oned he'll knock the living day [that he's over the hill and that point lead in the two-game, total- fest breaks, with each team hav- , ] : x 3 : i ' ro serie ith a 55-41 win./ing many opportunities to score, ndle No. 2 respectively. South- og: pine lights out of champion Gene Full- his first title shot may have point series, Wi > : 7.4 r Bod ® Rundle No. 1 ie] Ladies: F. Wiliamson 3 X mer in their middleweight title/come too late. "It hasn't come The final game of this season but the ore squad had a yer the schedule tied for fourth place puilen G en wrap Sa F Wil. | fight tonight. [too late for me," Joey said.!and series will be played on Fri- poor time rebounding, and lost CONSOLE MODEL. : in the "A" series, and in the(ljamson, 0. Clark, 24. | Joey, garbed in western clothes 'You can just say it's too late day, April 22. play-off, Rundle No. 1 won and {for Fullmer." Monday's * many of their chances 'at the last game was a very second. i Vi i : is all i in: "This! i i ked Nb. hard-checking, close contest with) FIREFIGHTERS: Mewett 8, RL ERLE Radi g De shot siraight from the pip rus] title pen iri Re the Firefighters taking the lead Hobbs 18, Anderson 12, King 8, and toying with a six-shooter, gig en fos sin Kop gulp J Is Joey's tm, The figh may %o/7 said he has/when Murray Hobbs and Dave|Clarke, Rudy 11 and Le Blanc. 50 BOND E. -- NEXT TO UNION HALL the top honors, while Southmead(is very interesting to note that tetance but © atter now|Boxing Association, i 'pmAnIere ad ead | Coach, 4 will oF back with Eastview, only six points separated the He diighte Hil a be win |no special plans for countering|Anderson came out strong to lead | Coach, John Matthews. given him by the late Connie |and largely the province off "Mr, Cerutty is being old-fash-'attention to the danger "itl = sidiinss.. ua MINOR BASKETBALL TITLE BOUT TONIGHT Joey Giardello Claims He'll Clobber Fullmer LIVINGSTON, Mont. (AP) --|pride of West Jordan, Utah, Giardello, ala 51-4 record. Joey is a |underdog for the bout. Firefighters Lead Finals The first game of the finals in|ners were Hobbs, Anderson and, has/the Oshawa Y's Men's Minor Rudy with 18, 12 and 11 points 12-5| Basketball League was played respectively, while Skotcho and] [Monday night at Simcoe Hall. Hickey netted 11 points to lead| rec-|The Cinderella team of this the CKLB squad. | talk league, Firefighters, took a 14 This was strictly a game of {arated the top and bottom teams.| 1 oicoq pout (ABC -- 10 p.m..|than a lot of guys I beat, includ. game of the year, could not be4, Davies and Reselski. Coach, nts. " 3 Southmead 36, Eastview 29 lion by one point over Fernhill I contiient--niot You 'oon |played a very effective defensive | . pe : < Doubles In and Out: W. Clark top spot with 91 points. | For Tonight s Fight The high scorers for the win- Major 1, M. Germond 1, Mike|sict section to third in the sec-|firgt 15-rounder for Giardello, | National Boxing Association mid- By THE CANADIAN PRESS A. Pelow 2, A. Cummer 1, G.|ij the first section are still there, Fullmer Giardello ers of an ing 1, F. Parsons 1, D. Clark 1./ahead of Rundle No. 2 in the last Weight 160 |England 16 years ago today. He AR 5-8 Crawlord 3.7, Meek 1. S. Meek STARS - ra y-T. y Si Shobbrook Thursday, and all players are re- been changed to 7:00 p.m. sharp,| Pitching--Jim Owens, Phillies, [31% i A. Pelow 100. able for the banquet and dance|victory over the Pirates. |7% » Fist 11% |driving champion Jack Brabham 5, J. Williamson 5 and B. Clark 5.|come prepared to state the num- [the ninth for a total of six RBI|16 3 3 t Ankle 9% lIthe %0-lap, 154-mile race. COMPLETE---READY TO GOI everything in sight are extras designed to make it more conven- Team Standing for Section No.|Fernhill won the first section by EST) with Fullmer may be the|:ng Chico Vejar (one of Giardel-/held as he continued to score Walt Bathe. l 0 riew! . , | game, checking Skotcho and hold- Rundle No. 2, 28 and Woodview |g, on the season's play, both pier ros Hi Full | game illi | The bout in the Montana state; i : 3, 0. Andrews 2, F. Williamson] woodview No. 1 were able tolcollege fieldhouse at Bozeman, BOZEMAN, Mont. (CP)--Tale Wilson 1, Midge Wilson 3, o lond, as they nosed out Rundle|who has an 83-17-5 record in ring|dleweight championship bout be- BE A A al Parker 2, M. Parker 2, I. Gould-(although Eastview did move out Age 29 |killed in an airplane crash in | Ruth Hopson 2, . i 5-10 [had left his post at the American : Y & 1 ection a 70 Jad if in London, as assistant] py pe : Chest Normal 38% [military attache, to take com-|4 - LL 1, V. Cline 1 and minded that the starting time has| By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS |a1%% Chest Exp. 40% {mand of a fighter group shortly, : High Three Darts: Jean Craig-|in order that all winners may be|struck out nine, walked but two|15 Biceps 141% v, Baseball One Inning: J. Gould-|to be held on May 14 at Wood-| Hitting--Minnie Minoso, White 12 Forearm 12 |of Australia won the Pau Grand League Leaders (Men):'ber of tickets they will need. lin 10-9 victory over the Athletics./9% 2, ient for you to shop for your building materials. No. 2 and Woodview No. 2 for|first five teams in the second "my." 9g venrold ring veteran|Fullmer's overpowering rushes, at the quarter 13-10 CKLB: Skotcho 11, Hickey 11, 2: Storie 42, Fernhill 41, Wood-| ope point over Storie and now|. ." c"ihe oad for him if he|lo's 1959 vietims)." from the outside and rapped in a|---- wford 2, J. Houston 1, M.| xn , i | i Cra 2 ous No. 1 by four points. The teams| ars The 28-year-old Fullmer,|tween champion Gene Fullmer the great United States polo play- Neck 16% BRABHAM WINS ing 8, J. Houston 6. D. Clark 5,|view Community Centre and all|Sox, hit a grand-slam home run 12% Thigh 19% |Prix Monday in a British Cooper. A staff of highly trained experts, ready with suggestions and in- Consolation play-offs. [section and only 14 points sep-| oo "pics ound nationally-|Joey said "'Fullmer's no stronger| Hobbs, who played his finest Bourdage 8, Woods 7, Stimming| view No. 1, 40, Rundle No. 1, 36, Storie has won the second sec- Is "but let's mot think about| total of 18 poi Hobbs also Tale Of The Tape No. 2, 28. | inis i ing this player to 11 points. No. 2, 28 {these teams finished tied for he mer better be in shape." 1 R. Cornish 1, L. Cornish 1, E.lmove from fourth place in the|s miles west of here, will be the|of the tape for Wednesday night's REMEMBER WHEN. ..? ir. V. , D. Pel ; i : ; Muir 1, V. Graves 3, D. 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