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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Pridey, Mey 21, 1963 BOTH ARE SHARP Cassius And Sonny Impress Followers erent pei By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS;come to him,' says Reddish. "He knows that's how Sonny has to fight. So Cassius prob- ably will be circling at the start, waiting to throw counter unches "All I'm trying to get Sonny Challenger Sonny Liston is taking a quick course in geom- etry for his May 25 heavyweight title fight: The shortest route to champion Cassius Clay is a straight line. Clay. who prefers his Black)tg Cassius quicker. If he follows Muslim name Muhammad Alijcjay around in a circle, is studying how not to make|coyiq get into trouble." friends with Joe Louis. BAITS THE BOMBER And Ernie Terrell;-recognized| While Liston took it easy by the World Boxing Associa-'Thursday at his nearby Poland tion as heavyweight king, has|Spring camp, for fear of getting mastered the act of muscling"'too fine,' Clay played host to into the act by bringing the sub-|ex - heavyweight kings Louis, ject of the much-maligned fight'Joe Walcott and Jim Braddock to the attention of anotherjat his training quarters in Chi- courtroom. copee, Mass. It's afl part of the late news| "You're. the greatest, Joe regarding the transplanted re-\Louis. The greatest of them match, banned in Boston, al-/all," Clay shouted during his ready postponed from last Nov. workout. "But give me five 16 by Clay's hernia operation. |years, Joe, and I'll top your Trainer Willie Reddish has a record." pet phrase he yells at Liston) Louis only smiled. these days: "Shorten it, shorten' Undaunted, Clay moved in it." Willie says he means he again and tried to get Louis to wants the ex-titleholder to make say he--Cassius--was the fast more diagonal moves intended est heavyweight in history to cut off the quick - moving Louis offered only: 'You're Clay fast."' "The way I see it, Clay is) Walcott and Braddock are ru- going to try to make Sonny mored as possibilities for the _ TO SECURE LICENSE B.C. Hunters Must Pass | Exam On Gun Handling VICTORIA (CP) -- A written|highest percentage of accidents.| examination on how to handle|There were 10 firearms fatal-| a gun properly soon will facelities in 1964 compared with five] every man who buys his firstiin 1963 and 11 persons were British Columbia hunting li-\seriously injured while handling} cence. And failure presumably guns compared with three the will mean refusal of the permit previous year to hunt The game department now is The exams are provided for!nrenaring a manual on safe in amendments to the B.C./handling of firearms which will Game Act passed at the last/he made available in all areas session of the legislature. The he| round with James Ellis who; was shaken up by a right to the) | head. | Clay plans to leave for Lewis- ton by his now famous bus Sun- day, and in anticipation of the trip he's having the vehicle | Painted with red and white me- |tallie paint. ; Clay claims the world crown Magazine. and 20 countries. job of non-voting referee for the fight with Maine rules. calling for three judges instead of two, None would offer a prediction of the fight's outcome All indicated they were circuit court order Thursday to stop Clay from claiming the world crown, claiming he alone im- diluted it by using it in adver- pecially the final sparring fight | | | | Terrell Asks Court To Stop Title Fight CHICAGO (AP)--Ernest land is rated champion by Ring 'ell asked for a circuit cou 4 order Thursday to stop Cassius Clay from claiming i heavyweight boxing champion- bers in 47 states and 20 coun-inaiq $11.30. Alvin White's Wee/4 ' Terrell Terrell asked for a Chicago ta title, and Clay has diluted damages ; it by using it in advertisements defendants promoting the Lis- ics 1 for his fight with Sonny Liston ton bout. holds the title and that Clay has May 25 at Lewiston, Me. Terrell. said his claim to the to do is to use side-steps to get/Pressed with Clay's workout, es-itisements for the forthcoming title is backed by the World junction against Clay's use of/by a monk called Gilbert in the! the other rounds. Boxing Association with mem-'the title. No wonder ~ Pontiac is so popular again this year... Just look at it! Eo Say Sy ESE Le 'Mohawk Raceway Thursday. It was Cadenza's third win in| 10 starts this season. He paid! Cadenza' Captures $9.10 and combined with sec-| Junior Invitation ond-place Laird McNab, owned) CAMPBELL VILLE, Ont.ihy John Findley of Arnprior,| \(CP) -- Bruce Clement's long-\ont for a quinella Worth istriding bay, Cadenza, from g59 39, Dobbington, Ont., came from 1 ine girs race, it was the NEW YORK: (AP)--Dick. Ti-,action Thursday night. tTer.third place in the last quarter- 0) win for both Donbrynjser of Nigeria made another' Croatia took a 3-0 first-half court,mile fo win by two lengths in) ain and owner Bruce Thorpe|Strong bid for a middleweightijeaq on goals by Alex Hauer, the junior invitation trot alloy peantford. The three-year-ititle shot by dropping RubiniGeorge Golle and Bincl Her- old posted a neck decision and\Catter three times in winning|man, lop-sided 10-round decision at) q,.;. + ' Chris Anagnostopoulos and ' Crusader from Hillsburg, Ont.,\Madison Square Garden Thurs-| 1, oe Golotsos replied for Hel- asked $1,500,000 won the second race to com- 44@Y night. ., las in the final half Clay and five plete a daily double of $21.60, The 35-year-old former mid. ~~ 0 : ____|dleweight champion, a 12-to-5) : jfavorite, floored his 28-year-old|by the following round scores: opponent twice in the second|Judge Jimmy Riccio 9-1, judge e round and once in the fourth, Johnny Dran 8-1-1 and referee qand had him in trouble in most!Zach Clayton, 6-2-2. The Associated Press had Ti- The officials voted for Tiger'ger in front 9-1. H ' | Croatia Defeats Dick Tiger | Toronto Hellas 3-2 Drops Carter .22%°72.°"son.tamt 3-2 in. National Soccer League the world tries. The suit holds from said he alone Judge Cornelius J. Harring- MADE FIRST CLOCK ton ordered a hearing today on, The first clockwork timepiec the motion for a temporary in- is thought to have been invente year 995. One glance at Pontiac's out-and-out beauty tells you why it enjoys so much popularity with Canadian car buyers. But looks are only part of the Pontiac story. Pontiac has a lot more than just glamour. Luxurious comfort, for instance, in the rich fabrics and thoughtful appointments of Pontiac's fashion-plate interiors. Swashbuckling performance, backed by outstanding dependability. And pace-setting Pontiac engineering developments. Like the all-new way Pontiac is built this year, with tough perimeter frame construction and curved glass side windows. Like dramatically improved road-holding ability from the new wider track and Full-Coil suspension. Plus a long list of other fine features and options that easily explain Pontiac's appeal to your practical side. As to how Pontiac gets its special place in your heart... just look at it! tests probably will be insti- tuted in 1966 Another amendment the way open for charges being brought against hunters who, while not criminally negligent under present legislation, fail to exercise '"'due care' for the safety of others Recreation Minister Ken Kier- nan has also said anyone who commits a breach of the Game Act will be required to take the leaves of the province Mr. Kiernan says he hopes the amendments will go through a periodic test. Ken Hodgson, president of the fish and game federation, says his group agrees. The amend- ments resulted largely from presentations by the federation. "This should, in the end, keep a lot of careless gun-handlers out of the woods,' Hodgson SAYS. gun-handling examination Form of the test: hasn't been, * determined by the government yet, but it is expected to be along the lines of exams pre pared for young hunters by the B.C. Federation of Fish and Game Clubs. These exams were given to, and passed by, nearly 600 young people after an experimental series of classes for Kamloops students in 1964. In January this year the provincial education department gave the safety program officia blessing in its monthly circular to schools. Printed material for a course being adopted by some schools as a regular part of their teaching program is being prepared by the game federa tion The new B.C. hunting regula tions are aimed at preventing accidents primarily among the & 16-20 age group, which has the REMEMBER WHEN... 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