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wewwuewe ene ere eww ee ee i a i ie De de a i Imes VNAWA 11MBd, Weunsouss, Musen a1, tHe HAS 27 FIGHTERS Boxing Coach Says Game Is On Upswing By MARVEN MOSS MONTREAL (CP)--Canada's most successful boxing coach is an $84 - a - week Montreal bus driver who says the game is on the upswing. "It's passed the critical stage," says Roger Larivee, a baldish man of 41 with a string of 27 fighters, five of them pros. "Thugs and racketeers mus- cled in. Now they're being rooted out. Slowly boxing is coming back. With shows on a regular basis, the competition will become more intensive." Larivee, coach of Canada's last Olympic boxing team, lays down hard-line no-nonsense pol- icy with his kids. "If they don't want to listen, I leave them alone until they're calmly on the ring apron chew- ing gum, Then when the round is over he delivers his instruc- tions in soft, unruffled tone. Three of the five members of the 1960 Olympic team came up under Larivee, a onetime pro boxer who worked as a grocery clerk and butcher before join- inr the Montreal Transportation Commission 15 years ago. They were Barbados - born Jeff Alleyne, 23, a teletype me- chanic, Gaby Mancini, 21, a stockroom clerk, and Marcel Bellefeuille, 21, an apprentice electrician. Mancini turned professional this year as a lightweight with Roger as manager. Bellefeuille meanwhile is aiming for a berth 'on this year's British Empire wwe we Y SPORTS IN BRIEF + ey ee See SS eS WANT SHAKEUP i MONTICELLO, N.Y. (AP)--| The managers of Emile Griffiin said Monday they will ask for a shakeup. of officials for the world welterweight title fight with Beriny (Kid) Paret of Cuba here Saturday night. "Girffith was cheated out of his last fight with Paret, and there has been a rash of other bad decisions,' Gil Clancy, co- manager of Griffith, said. He --he met her while serving with the Canadian Army overseas in the last war--looks on toler- was supported by co-manager Howara Albert. Clancy and Albert said they positively would turn thumbs down on Artie Aidala and Tony Castellano, who voted for Paret in the Sept. 30 fight. Paret won that one on a split decision over riffith. FAVORED FOR RACE LONDON (AP)--Nicolaus Sil- ver, winner of last year's Grand National, remained the favorite antly. "Sometimes she asks me to give it up. I'm away from home at night a lot, you know. But) whenever I say I will she turns) around and changes her mind." Larivee is a well-packed 164 pounds now but he campaigned in pro ranks overseas as a feather, light and welterweight. His top purse was $300. | One win he scored overseas) was over his wife's brother dur-; ing the war. | "J've never had the courage) to ask her who she cheered} for," he says, laughing. The Larvees have three chil-|§ TE Cont ann® TECHNICOLOR® WARNER BROS. ADULT ENTERTAINMENT Doors Open 6:00 p.m. > > > > > > > > > ready to change. If not I don't)Games team. : rr anpaita 6 do with them.| Now and again, Larivee pro- "Its just like a marriage. Ifmotes a card at one of the dren ranging in age from nine to 14--and all girls. 'BILTMOR its lime For | Laughiest Time OF Your Lifetime! 4 aid e [ae VERVNLROS aad See POY WATER BROS, AG) by WALL Fas Aedes Oe Cp srrdon again when leading bookies called the odds at London's Vic- toria Club Monday night. Nico- laus Silver was again quoted at oafs of 7-1 for the rave, sUneu- uled for March 31 at Aintree. Frenchman's Cove was made second favorite at 15-2. JOCKEY SUSPENDED MIAMI, Fla. (AP) -- Jockey Steve Brooks, disqualified from first money of $72,800 in Satur- day's Gulfstream Handicap, was suspended Monday for 10 days met Farm's Yorky. Yorky won the race by a neck over Brae Burn Farm's Jay Fox, but was placed second for bumping the piace nuise. POSTPONE FIGHT CARDIFF, Wales (AP) -- A smallpox outbreak in South Wales Tuesday caused promoter Jack Colomons to postpone the British featherweight title fight between holder Howard Win- stone and challenger Derry Treanor. The fight had been ar- ranged for March 26. eu wey dir Gaylord Will | Miss Florida Derby; MIAMI, Fila. (AP)--Meadow}| Stable's Sir Gaylord, early Ken- tucky Derby favorite after win- ning the Bahamas and Ever- glades stakes in February, will not run in the Florida Derby March 31. Sir Gaylord has been out of training three weeks with an in- jured ankle. His withdrawal from the Florida event was an- nounced Monday. ere wavwe seoesddh EDINBURGH (CP) -- The Duke of Athol, who by 'royal charter has the only private army in Britain, is having trou- ble clothing his recruits. Atholl Highlanders' uniforms, handed down through the generations, are for atll, slim men but a group of new recruits are mostly short and squat. The Duke has to pay out about £2,000 to clothe his 62 - man army. KEILLER'S IMPORTED Ye Re Pe "If I hada boy I wouldn't! a man and wife can't get along, they have to separate." CALM DURING FIGHT In the ring he's a model of composure, his disposition worn smooth by eight hours a day jockeying a 10% - ton bus in Montreal's sluggish downtown traffic. | Between bells, he leans |smaller halls in Montreal and/qiseourage him from boxing,"'| it's in this field that his ulti- mate ring ambitions lie. | BREAKING EVEN "T'm not a money - making promoter but it's a lot of fun,' he says. "In: fact, financially, I'm just about even with the game. His Scottish-born wife Susan said Larivee. "But I would give him to someone else to handle. Too many great fighters have been ruined by well - meaning relatives. "And I guess it would be kind of tough to send a son into the ring and maybe see him get a | pasting." | Miss Supertest III Is Being LONDON, Ont. (CP). -- Miss| Supertest III, the sleek speed-} boat which broke the United) States' grip on the Harmsworth Trophy by winning it three suc-| cessive times, is being with- drawn from competition. James G. Thompson, owner, and designer of the boat, has also retired from racing. | Thompson indicated in a state-) ment Monday night that the death of driver Bob Hayward and pressure of business were factors in the decision. | The 35 - year - old petroleum | company president said he has) not yet decided what he will do} with the Miss Supertest series) of boats. Hayward, the round-faced af-) fable driver, was killed in a tember when Miss Supertest II) flipped on a turn in the Detroit| River during the Silver Cup) races. The death came one month after his successful de-| fence of the Harmsworth, the race which signifies world su- premacy in unlimited hydro- plane racing. BREAKS U.S. STRING The U.S. held the Harmsworth Trophy for 39 years--ever since) Gar Wood claimed it in 1920) by beating an English boat--| and defended it 11, times before Thompson, Hayward and Miss Supertest III broke the string) on the Detroit River in 1959. | Miss Supertest III successfully) defended her world title at Pic-| ton, Ont., in 1960 and 1961. | The 1959 win was no mere} chance. Thompson first moved towards the Harmsworth in 1952) when he bought the Miss Can-| ada series of boats. He spent two) seasons experimenting with) Miss Canada IV, which he re-| named Miss Supertest. He obtained a Rolls-Royce en-| gine and built Miss Supertest II) around it, The boat set a world) Retired when she made her last defence of the Harmsworth at Picton. The challenger, Chuck Thomp- son's Miss Detroit, developed oil line trouble and Hayward just cruised the Canadian boat around the three-mile course at ana an hour. REGRETS STEP | verage speed of 96.102 miles f Japan's Sumo Wrestling Men | Popular Again | TOKYO (Reuters) -- Japan's| 300-pound Sumo wrestlers are! riding a new wave of popularity. | Even baseball, the big spec-) tator sport here, takes second} place during the six 15 - day tournaments each year in dif-| erent cities televised in full| over three channels. | Two talented young giants| jada will keep the Harmsworth 'Thompson said Monday night/rose from the ranks last year| it is with deep regret that We|/tg become grand champions. | must take the decision to retire| Their bouts with the two older from unlimited competition. jgrand champions had Japanese | "However, we were alWa@ySieyverywhere glued to their TV) " 2 NEW THRILL-PACKED FEATURES TERROR, VIOLENCE AND FEAR! 'ie "LADY TAKES A FLYER" Lett Day primarily interested in wining) sets, The sport combines Shinto ® FREDERICK ST." "10 NORTH "VOODOO TIGER" CANDIES 6 VARIETIES LENTEN MEALS! 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Two team would derive little satis- . faction from further success." 300 2 each weighing more than Despite the retirement, Can-|200 Pounds, enter the ring. They crouch with their fists on the ground, then leap at each other. The object of the contest is to force one's opponent out of the ring or throw him to the ground. WEIGHT ADVANTAGE Each day the wrestlers meet different opponents. The tourna- ment champion is the wrestler who wins the most matches. The actual fighting may only take a second or two, and a "long" match might last five minutes. If the bout takes too long the wrestlers take a breathing spell and then return} to their same positions. | Weight is a big advantage. Some Sumo wrestlers are so enormous they need only to bump their rivals to send them flying out of the ring. Lighter Sumo wrestlers must use more skill and speed to keep up with the heavyweights. A tournament is an all - day affair and thousands attend. Trophy for at least one more year. Miss Supertest III was not challenged by the Jan. 1 dead- line. London's Senior Basketballers Have Sponsor LONDON, Ont. (CP) -- The fi- nancial problem of London's senior basketball team was solved Tuesday night when a department store agreed to pay expenses of the team in the) Eastern Canada finals. The team qualified for the fi- nals against Ottawa or Mont- real when it defeated Windsor Embassy to win the Ontario championship last week. How- ever, broke and without a spon- sor, the players said they could not aford to stage the series) record for propeller-driver un-| limited class hydroplanes when|"¢re she clocked 184.54 miles an hour| Ralph Oliver, merchandising |manager for the store, Freder- at Picton, Nov. 1, 1957. : , jick's, told the team his organ- LAUNCHES NEW BOAT lization "will carry you all the} Miss Supertest III, designed|way to the Canadian finals if by Thompson, was launched inyou get that far." | June, 1959. A mighty 2,000 horse-| The Eastern Canada finals power Rolls-Royce Griffin en-|will be held here April 5-7. The gine was installed. |winner plays a western team in Although the boat is 30 feet|the best-of-five Canadian finals eight inches long, 12 feet six! beginning April 12. inches across the beam and) A team official estimated cost 6,000 pounds in weight, only|of staging the eastern series at about 1% square feet of it|$700, touches the water when the huge) The club will seek permission engine sends it over 100 miles|from the Ontario Basketball As- an hour. | sociation and the Canadian Am- The power and design proved|ateur Basketball Association to unbeatable. play under the name Freder- Miss Supertest III took it easy ick's. SAVE! SAVE! On... BOYS' SPORT COATS ! ! 3 button, single breasted with centre vent.Colors blue, grey and S brown. BOYS' SUITS! Ivy models. 3 button. Single breasted in all this seoson's popular shades. 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