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Looks To By MARVEN M055 MONTREAL tCPlSorneone asked Bob Cleroux what he wants to do when he quits box me Go into business came the will reply small business ior your self eh No bill business The exchange in French be cause Cleroux speaks only smattering of English gives an insight into his thinking The Canadian heavyweight champion is square set young ster of 23 is big 205 pounds and 5lfil and thinks big That sort oi thinking also goes for his manager Al Bocbman oi New York who has proclaimed big push for shot at Floyd Pattersons crown Whether Cleroux can go all the way to the top is moot question Only one Canadian born heavyweight ever did it Thai was Tommy Burns born Noah Brusso in Hanover Ont the titlcholder from 1906 to 1908 Clernux meanwhile provides Canada with headliner color guy of international class AS POWER As lighter he is crude and unpnlisllcd mauler who makes artistic minded old timers wince But lack of fin esse is balanced by power and an intuitive sense of how to finish off an opponent who is hurt Vith hcavics style doesnt matter says Bachman who handles Cleroux jointly with Bobs dad Youve got to be able to get that big punch in there Thats what counts The high point of four years at pro campaigning for Cleroux came after he defeated George Chtlvalo oi Toronto in Montreal last Aug ii it was the third of three Canadian title fights be tween the pair and the gate was $198000 The decision carried Cleroux to No ranking by the US National Boxing Association and Not Fleischers Ring Magazine Where does he go from here First there is at Dec date in Montreal with Archie Moore the world lightheavy champ From there Bachman in the non LAFONTAINE right relays instructions in French from manager Al Baehman Clerouxs record in 31 pro lights is 28 winsZS oi them knockouts with two defeats and draw But the string is not as impressive as it sounds It took recent wins over Roy Harris and Alex Miteff to wipe out much of the scepticism about him that lingered from the early part of his career his first in boots or so From that start Bachman nursed him along selecting the opposition with extra care Bob piled up list of knockouts But the victims were what the trade cllalilubly reiers to as nabndies soft touches such as Cornelius Brown Sam Hughes Miguel Alvarez and Mickey The Bull Carter Asked about it some time ago Bachman snapped What do care what they say Im bringing Bob up the right way Picking the shots for classic style of fight manager talks about title shot in vein that excludes virtually every other course SPORTS TYPE By STEVE JONESCU Sports Editor TORONTO OUR HOME TOWN Had the tables been turned in the Eastern Foot ball Conference this year not so many of us in Bar rle including myself would be so disgusted Say for instance that it was Hamilton that went into the second game of the final series with an 18 point lead Say it was Ottawa that defeated the Ti Cats in the final game by 482 count You wouldnt have felt so badly Reasons You dont go to Hamilton as often as you go to Toronto You dont know Hamilton as well as you know Tor onto This also means that while so many of you wont admit it youre Toronto fans all the way Because of this it was with disgust rather than disappointment that fans viewed the Hamilton over Toronto mashing This feeling was due partly to the fact that no one not even the most staunch Argo naut rooters could really believe the score of the first game It was aISO partly due to the fact that all season the Scullers had given their club little cause for fly ing the Grey Cup pennants Hadnt Argonauts play ed like yoyos all season They werent expected to wintwo big ones in succession They didnt let their fans down either But there was that slight glitter ofhope going into the final game That little bit of sunlight soon brought on one whale of storm Argo fans here or in Toronto wont take it too lightly if one assistant coach Knobby Wirkowski is dismissed Knobby was favorite as signalcaller there some years ago Its been written that both Wirkowski and Steve Sucic may not be around next year So while youre telling your friends that youre not an Argo or Toronto fan hide the tears That way you might fool em JUST NOTESL One of the rinks that will be seeking the Barrie Curling Club Coltsv honors playr ed at Georgetown on the weekend and took first prize in its draw Gord Needham skip Fred Pearson Ross Simpson and Andy Stevenson won three games thermal after an extra end Still with curling registration sheets for those members of moment club wishing to play in the next schedule will be posted outside the office thisSatur day at tom Iheiirstnllz on each sheet will curl Ir youcannot be present any other member except members of the games committee can register your gt name Ive been reading quite bit lately how certain police forces are going to crack down on the motorist whos got the slightest smell of booze onhlm Ive never heardiany threats against Taylor for in stance Hes fairly big man and he also owns com heavyweight champion Cleroux Lafontaine works as second in all of to Canadian him until hes got his 1ch for foster company This way if he has it fine lle can develop it not we find out soon enough and no one gets hurt HAS NO JAB Cleronx is boiling nonstyl ist He plods ahead in semi crollcll gloves high to protect his face with his elbows in front of his midriff He makes little pretence at jabbing but tries to step in ent trainer and Clcrouxs tutor Clerouxs fights because Bob knows little English and New Yorker uncllman knows no French close to hook with both hands He takEsa punch well and does not out easily Whitey Blmstein the emin for the last year or so has not sought to alter the boys moves in any drastic fashion But Bimstein has improved Clerouxs defence and added passable left hand and the up percut to the youngsters attack skills in which he was sorely deficient before Skips Charlie Knight and Paddy Miles have the best re cords as the Labatt Trophy schedule moves into the final twothirds at Barrie Curling Club Knight in the MondayThurs day group and Miles in the TuesdayFriday group have identical wonlost records At the end oi schedule play two rinks from each division and will play Dif for the trophy Knight leads and Miles leads Gord Needllams 52 record in ii MondayFriday leads the way and our rinks skipped by Henry Gord Miller Frank Hersey and Harold Smith have records in TuesdayFriday STANDING Heres how the race goes Group Tony Saso 44 Owen St John 35 Bruce Rey nolds 44 Cliff Elrick 44 Knight 71 Bill Stephenson 35 Pat Bertram 62 John Ough 53 Jack Craig 44 Jim Mor ley 26 Frank Hargreaves 17 complete Knight And Miles Lead Sked Skipsi George Kennedy 44 Horace Beaumont 44 Group Walter Craig 53 Ralph Reive 35 Charles liur tibese 44 Art Powell 44 Jack Nixon 44 Harry Armstrong Bob Peacock 53 El Craw ford 53 Wit Harris 44 Lairy Hort 26 Needham 62 Emer son Webb 26 Mac Fendley 44 Jack Kennedy 35 Group Henry 62 Earl Little 53 Spiers 44 Fad dison 35 Miller 62 Robert Green 25 Archie Thiffault Ken Skelly 53 Mayes Vern Adams 53 Hersey 62 Gene Finkbcincr Lorne Jackson 25 Smith 62 Group Alf Grassland 44 Bruee Wice 44 Jack Moore 44 Mei Ayerst Cook burn 35 Ken Walls 44 Jack Corby 17 Jack Webb 44 Fra ser Sutherland 52 Miles 71 Fred Pearson 62 Gibbins 44 Murray Mills 35 Gerry Woodger 25 This Saturday the men curl the women in draws at seven and eight oclock in the even ing Fourend games will be played Falls In Seven By THE CANADIAN PRESS Niagara Falls Flyers are in trouble in the Ontario Hockey Association Junior race Their winless streak was ex tended to seven games Tues day night as they bowed 51 to Guelph Royals in Niagara Falls The scrambly skirmish was broken wide open by the invad ers in the last five minutes when they scored three goals in the Metropolitan Toronto Junior Toronto St Michaels Majors beat Union ville 53 and Whitby Mohawks overpowered Brampton Blades Gain In The West By ran condom rosss Los Angeles Blades beat Spo kano Comets 95 Tuesday night to move within point of third place in the Western Hockey Leagues Southern Division Vancouver Conucks defeated Seattle Totems 41 and Calgary Stampeders beat Edmonton 41 Gerry Goyer paced the Blades with three goals Willie ORee got two Terry Slater Bruce Carmichael Real Chevrefils and Don McLeod added singles Gerry Brisson Colin Kiiburn Max Mekilok Yves Lucas and Del Topoll scored for Spokane Spokane remains in second place in Southern standings seven points behind Portland Buckaroos lhe win strengthened Calga rys hold on third place in the panics that make the stufl Northern Division Winiess Contests The Flycrs setback left them with record of three wins two ties and eight defeats this sea son They are in last place tie with Peterhorough Petes idle Tuesday night The win moved Guelph into third place deadlock with St Cath arines Teepees The Guelph scoring was shared by Borden Smith Oscar Allen Bill Taylor Dave Mc Comb and Duke Harris Ron Hergott scored for the Flyers on 50 out slap shot in the sec ond period St Thomas Has Scoring Problems By THE CANADIAN mass If nothing else St Thomas Royals are doing goodjob of sharpening up the sights of op position scorers They certainly arent winning hockey games The Royals lost their eighth straight Ontario Hockey Associ ation senior game Tuesday night94 to Woodstock Athlet ics It was the fourth time they had been blanked So far this season the Royals have had 75 goals blasted into their not while they have scored 12 times Sarnia Ramsssbut out Strat ford indians no to move into sixthplace tie with the Indians the teams were closely matched with the winners getting 43 shots on goal the losers 42 The Athletics in fourth place four points ahead of Waterloo Tigers had 40 shots in the first two periods 88 DUNLOP 5T WEST KIDDIES SEE SANTA IN PERSON HE WllL HAND OUT FREE CAN DY CANES TO ALL YOUNGSTERS FRIDAY SATURDAY AT ElRESTONE STORES Theres Terrific Selection of To ys and Games Ideal For All Ages ill Alli 62 SPARTAN THE 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