SPORTS TYPE By STEVE JONESUU Sports Editor DEAR SANTA know its early but before you get wrappedup in your work Id like to have you give bit of thought 30 my gift list First being westeriier turned northerner turned southerner ld like some show for Christmas It would be heck of lot better for your deer and Ive been promised acatch of white fish if the bay ever freezes Id like frost with the snow for another reason liar rie has winter carnival slated for two months time and feel these speed skaters cant do as well on water Id like to see Ray Gariepy announce that hes com ing out of semiretirement to play with Bay City Falcons Falcons are good crew They could use an other rearguard Also Id like to see four more 1000 plus attendances at Barrie Arena for Falcons games It just so happens Sarita that there are but four home games left before your big day On Christmas day Id like to look back and see here Barrie City Council includes at least one man wholl make big pitch for recreation facilities in this town Santa Ill even let you pick the man Id be most happy if you would have your reindeer shove their cold feet down the throats of the back stabbing Canadians who are talking about making our game of football carbon copy of that game played across the line Could you please have your deer really dont want to overwork them kick some sense into the fellows who choose the stars after Saturday nights home ames of the Toronto Maple Leafs Eddie Shack just isnt that good Ihave couple of acquaintances they may not like being called friends whod like George Chuvalo to remain good enough to have at least four bouts at Maple Leaf Gardens per year This would give them chance to watch Chubby Norris their hero and mine Would you at the same time prompt last years ex cutive of the Barrie and District Softball League that league play begins in May and time for settling the executive and league rules should be prior to that Please Sarita Give the league gift of silk Last years puzzle was just too much And Santa you can forget about the rest if youll try and bring some cheer and good health to the many sportsmen and women who are ailing They in clude Cliff Brown George Egan and Mrs Pat Poland If you can think of others add them to the list please JUST NOTES Originals bowling league has tur iey roll linedup for next Tuesday at their regular playing time Win lose or draw the kids in the ChurchLegion hockey leagues usually have lot of fun Chairman Don Atkinson and his coaches hope the kids will have more fun Theyre pulling couple of playershifts to help one club at least get draw Huronia Speed Skating meets at Barrie Arena to ight at seven and every Tuesday at the same time Floyd Kayoes Tom McNeeley In 4th Round By JACK SULLIVAN Canadian Press Sports Editor TORONTO iCP World heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson says he hasnt the killer instinct But hell need it if his double talking manager Cus DAmato ever gets around to matching his breadandbut ter fighter against Sonny One Punch Liston This was evident to scores of thousands of fight fans in Can ada and the United States Mon day night in unique closed theatre television doubleheader that featured the wyear old champ in Toronto and the re calcitrant Liston in Philadel phio Each won over pushover but Sonny was the boy who irri pressed the customers it took Patterson four roundl and eight knockdowns to dispose of crude unranked Tom McNee icy of Arlington Mass before 7013 persons at Maple hint Gardens in Toronto inthe eighth defence of the title he won in 1956 Lisfon needed only one so lid punch vicious right cross to the jaw to send West Ger manys Albert Vcstphal kicking in just 158 of the first round of their joust in Philadelphias Convention Hall SPRAWIS FDR KEEPS The closed circuit cameras beamed both figth to the re spective arenas and to more than 100 theatres through North America There was little skir mishing in the Liston light In Toronto it was brawl with Mchcley as green as the trunks he was wearing monot onously getting up to take thrashing until he sprawled down for keeps at 251 of the fourth do not have the killer in stinct the 25yearold Patter son admitted matterol factty after his wingding with the 2+ old McNeeIey in ready for erson now said Liston who opened the twin bill and then watched the title fight Fans who saw lith couldnt agree with him more Theyd bust down the doors to watch this one Liston who has been in and out of brushes with the low and who now is on proba tion with the Pennsylvania Box lng Commission is the No challenger and natural to take on the champ Championship Sports Incorpo rated promoters of Monday nights doubleheader would welcome chance to get in on it But Cus is as cute as play girl Liston can have fight next week if he wants one the sil vertliatched DAmato said He knows what he has to do to get that No cant say what it is But Liston knows Moore Fights Cleroux Strictly For The CaSh By hIAItVEN ziioss MONTREAL CPI Archie Moore is hard guyto pin down with left hook or question His manager Jack Doc Kearns can obscure even the most straight ionvard issue with the same cifin wit as ir But Kearns makes no preten ions about why Moore signed to meet Bob Cleroux here to night We took the match for two reasons says Duo who opera ates with Moore more in the sense of press agent than manager First there is the money The deal was just too good to turn down second consider ation is that someone of Arab Ies age has to keep active Archie the reducing expert is great man with knife and fork He puts on poundage in nap No title is at stake officially to ts scheduled 10 rounder But Kearns was unable to was up chance to inject little ballyhoo into the promo tion Hes billing it as the North American junior heavy weight li pionship what ever that is Promoter Eddie Quinn has not disclosed the purse split But reliable source said Moore is guaranteed $50000 and Cleroux $15000 WINNER MAY RETURN Quinn said earlier that he plans to promote another card here next month pitting the MooreCleroux winner against the winner of tonights fight in ognition as world light heavy weight champ but he still has the title in New York Massa chusetts and Europe The NBA claim was that he defended the crown too infrequently POSTPONED MONTREAL CP The Archie Moore Bob Cleroux heavyweight fight scheduled for tonight has been post poned spokesman for pro moter Eddie Quinn said today No reason for the post ponemenf was given Imme dlatcly and no new date an nounced Cleroux 23 climbs into the ring ranked No among world heavies by both the NBA and Ring magazine Moore turned pro in mastwo years before the Frenchspeak ing Cleroux was born He has had 214 fights He has 103 McCarthy Paces Kingston littack SUDBURY CP Kingston Frontenacs won their third straight Eastern Professional Hockey League game Monday night topping Sudbury Wolves 75 Kingstons twoman offence of Orval Tessier and Tom McCar thy did much of the damage Tessier scored one goal and as sisted on two others McCarthy scored three goals and had one assist string that covers record 131 knockouts The tab also includes 25 losses and six draws Cleroux has won 23 of his 31 fights 23 by knockout He lost twice and drew once Tilis Played In Minor Hockey Detroit defeated Chicago in the first game in the NHL division of LegionChurch mi nor hockey action at the arena last night Jack liIillar had two goals and Bruce Steele and Allan Walton one each for the win ners John Church and Doug Scott scored for Chicago Winnipeg trounced Boston 10 Steve Atkinson scored four goals and Pat Quinn three to lead the winners Singles came from Barry Franchorn Jim Thompson and Bob Brennan Danny Brenton Danny Birch and Henry Verbrogen scored for Boston Trail nipped New York 41 Brian Kelly scored twice and Doug Young and Bev Thurlow added singles for Trail New Yorks goal was by Stewart Cooke The TorontoMontreal game was postponed DAmato refused to elshorata and this shyness is construed in fight circles as dodge DA mnto has been hand picking patsics for Patterson since he won the world title in IBSG and this was painfqu evident bion dny night when McNeeley un rariked lotol underdog was led to the sacrificial altar The crowd paid up to $50 seat to Watch Canadas first world heavyweight title bout tit the 15000 capacity Gardens They expected brew from the former Michigan State football tackle and they werent disap pointed The mandatory eight count was in effect on knockdowns and this caused all sorts of con fusion At the end fans werent certain whether McNeeley had gone down eight nine or 10 times and Patterson once Expert observers figured the sixfoottwo mpounder hit the deck eight times and was down another twice on slips But he was still able to nail Patterson after the first of three knock down in the fourth round and the champ wobhled and started to go down llis glove appeared to hit the canvas but it was ruled slip Referee Jersey loe Walcott former heavyweight titleholder from Cnrnden NJ explained that When didnt count figured it was slip CHAMP TEARS 1N After Patterson was hit the champ tore in and felled his bleeding opponent for two eight counts with leftrlght barrage and then finally with leftright combination to the jaw for the full count of lo McNeelcy didnt agree with Wnloott that Patterson had slipped really hit him tried to finlsh it then but Pat terson was too elusive ljhat was my chance but coiildnt capitalize on it of the slipor knockdown Patterson said really felt that punch knew exactly what was going on an went down Its when you dont know whats happening that youre in trouble dont call that kuckdown It was slip knockdown is when the fighter goes down and doesnt know where he is WINS WITHOUT IT The champion who has de fended his title nino times and who has been knocked out once by Swedens Ingemar Johans sun referred again to the killer instinct He said he had 40 lights and won 38 of them with out it After all this is sport not business You have to show some consideration for the other fighter But dont feel sorry for Mo Neeley who ended with welt under his right eye He had his biggest payday in 24 pro tights It is estimated hell receive purse of close to 582300421 000 from his share of the $106 740 gate receipts and $0000 from theatreTV BOWLING ORIGINALS Scores Daisies Pansies Orchids Camellias Asters Roses Sunflowers Petunias Standing Camellias 57 Sun flowers 53 Daisies 49 Roses 48 Asters 4E Orchids 46 Pet unias 35 Pansies 30 Ann Smith had the high sin gle of 235 and Sandy Bennett had the top triple of 535 KEMPVTEW LADIES Scores= Bluejays Royals Spitfires Penetes Maulers ParroLs Livewires Pirates Alley Cats Night Hawks Cacklers Busy Bees Standing Cacklers 58 Far rots 54 Eluejays 40 Pirates 35 Penettes 34 Maulers 33 Roy als at Night Hawks at Spits tires 31 Busy Bees 19 Alley Cats PA Livewires 10 Hunter had the high sin gle of 283 and triple of 503 AFTERNOON LADIES Standing Golden Rod 54 Mustard 47 Lambs Quarters 42 Poison Ivy 39 Thistle 27 Raagweed 23 Cora Gates had the high sin gle of 268 andvDorothy Skryp nychuck the top triple of 77A London between Henry Cooper and Zora Follcy Tickets for the fight here are scaled from $5 to $25 But fan interest up to Monday night was generally tepid with sports play dominated by the Grey Cup Saturday and Monday nights world heavyweight fight in Tor onto Moore celebrates birthday eightdays hence By his own eckoning its his 45th Accord to his mother though its 48 The National Boxing Associa tion has stripped Archie of reo For Expert Guaranteed TV REPAIR all makes Coll Horace Beaumont At MONARCH REFRIGERATION PA 32059 THIS CHRISTAS Surprise the family with the Perfect Family Gift Floor Coverings from Ferguson Reid youll rrlilarvel at thevariety of patterns from which to oose FREE ESTIMATES BUDGET TERMS Installed by Exporlancecl Carpet Layers FERGUSON REID FLOOR SERVICE 14 MULCASTER ST PA 826 THEYVE BEEN CARRYING Milli The great success of Bar rie Bay City Falcons has been due mainly to its balance of power In almost every game new line or player stands out Recently the guy to show most prominent offen sively has been little Lew Stoddart left Right behind him in point way has beens iinemate Al Smith Theyll be at their best in Drillin to night as Falcons oppose the LakoViews Real Easy Payday For Sonny Liston PHILADELP AP Sonny Liston made money at rate of better than $37000 minute Monday night as he bol stered his claim to shot at the world heavyweight title by stiffening Germanys Alb rt Westphnl in 158 of the first round Lislons share of the gate was only $75000 compared with the $200000 Floyd Patterson got for putting away Torn McNeeiey in Tomato in the second half of the closedcircuit television twin bill But the champ had to work harder for his cheque By tho time he put away his Boston challenger at 251 of the fourth round his rate of pay had gone down to paltry $16667 min ute Liston tively heavy 21213 looked anything but sluggish as he put his 195 pound opponent with the first hard punch he threw right that travelled about six inches Westphal twice heavyweight champion of Germany and now his countrys fourth ranked heavy lny stretched out on the canvas for about three minutes Redskins Choose Davis In Draft CHICAGO AP The Na tional Football League opened its player draft Monday with Washington Redskins dioosing halfback Ernie Davis of Syra cuse and then rambled on through 14 hour marathon which culminated in the choos ing of Zilll United States college football players Anyone and everyone was chosen in the draft which in cluded John Haviicek renowned Ohio State basketball player Davis Heisman Trophy win ner was the prime target and is the first Negro ever drafted by the Redskins Word quickly spread that Washington would trade Davis for an established pro star However Paul Brown coach of Cleveland Browns at first die nied that he would trade half back Bohby Mitchell and top draft choice Gary Collins of Maryland for Davis Brown In ter said he might deal Mitchell in straight trade for Davis Mitchell also Negro and for mer University of Illinois star has been in military service but has played weekends for the Browns One reason the NFL draft dragged out so long was that the rival American Football League held its draft last Sa turday Owners and coaches in the NFL were busy checking with players to determine whether they intend to sign with the NFL or the rival league Davis was the first choice of the AFLS Buffalo Bills He said he will go where he can get the best deal be happy an have long future supple mented by good off season job before handlers brought him nround enough to leave the ring N0 TRICKS ABOUT IT There was nothing deceptive about it Liston didnt even set up the manoeuvre Vestphal dropped his guard for mo ment and suddenly he fell as if lift with an axe This was the 28yeaiold Phil adelphinns 33rd victory in 34 fights and his 23rd knockout Beaten only once by Martin Marshall of Detroit Liston ev ened the score by twice defeat ing Marshall It was Listons first fight since last March when he knocked out Howard King at Miami Beach Since then Lis ton has been in and out of icrapes with Philadelphia pou CE Although he was acquitted of all charges in court the Penn syivanin State Athletic ccommis sion suspended him last July reinstating him in October when the Westphal fight was ar ranged Liston watched the Tomato Patterson McNeelcy fight on television and he didnt say much when reporters pressed for comment about each ro But during the third round he commented that Pat terson was missing lot of punches When it was over and Pat terson as expected was still the champ Patterson was asked about his future plans Would he fight Sonny Liston next LISTON LEANS LISTENS Liston leaned forward in his seat blank expression on his face Patterson then professed the greatest respect for Sonny Listonin the ring The champ had dodged the question Liston jerked back into his seat his first overt act 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