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Gene Fullmer Receives Double Distinction hIE CANADIAN PEEK PROVIDENCE RJ AP Double distinction came to Gene Fuiimcr from the Na tional Boxing Asociation Tues day lulimer recognised as Iorld middleweight champion by tho NBA was voted the assccla tions fighter of the year and also was named boxcrcf it the min for December 33 Last month the sturdy Utah tlghter was voted the Edward Neil lcmorial Plaque as fighterotIhevycar by the New York Boxing Writers Associa tion in its selection of Falkner as the years top lighter the NBA cited his successful three de fences against Sugar Ray Rob inson of New York Florentino Fernandez and Benny Kldt Paret both of Cuba Lone Canadian included in the list was heavyweight Bob Cler oux of Montreal ranked in sev with position The ratings Heavyweight on Floyd Patterson New York sSonny Liston Philadelphia lEddle htochen Portland Ore Alejandro Lavaronte Argcm tinn Zara Policy Chandler Ariz lngomar Juhansson fSweden Cleveland Williams Houston Bob Cleraux Mont ireai Henry Cooper Eng land Joe Erskine Wales 10 Roger Rlscher San Fran ciscu Light Heavyweight Cham plan ifnrold Johnson Philadel phia Archie Moore San Diego Doug Jones New York Eddie Cotton Seattle Middleweight Ch It Done Iuiimer West Jordan Utah Florentlao Fernandez bcubn Dick rpm Nigeria Terry Downcs England Welterweight Champion Benny Kid Paret Cuba Emilc Griffith New York Ralph Dupas New Orleans Luis Rodriquez Cuba Junior Welterweight Cham Ipion DIIiiia Lat ltaly Lightweight Champion Joe wapm DURABLE GENE FULLMER Brown Houston Carlos Oo tiz New York Dave Cham loy England Paolo Rosl New York Junior Lightweight Cham ploa Flash Elordo Philippines Featherweight Cham pion Davey Moore Columbus Ohio Sugar Rays Cuba Rufiu King Nigeria Howard Winstons Wnles nantnmwclght Cham pion Eder Jofre Broil Johnny Caldwell lreland Jose Model Mexico Pierre Cosscmyns Belgium Flywelghti Champion Pans Ktngpetch Thailand Sadao Yaolta Japan ltlinum Ben All Spain Pascunl Perez Argentina In Ragged Game By THE CANADIAN PRESS Sudbury Wolves and North Bay frappers fought rugged battle for two periods Tuesday night but the Wolves whipped up four goals in tha last frame and won tho Eastern Profes sitsznal Hockey League contest Playing in North Bay the Wolves won the battle for fourth place and broke threegome losing streak Before the game the teams were tied at 20 points In the first 10 minutes North Bay grabbed 41 lead as Don McGregor scored twice and roolt Isle Harold White once Sudbury scoring started late in the first period with Don Merrys goal Sudbury opened the second frame with three goals from Nick Polano Gord Strate and Ed Stankiewicz North Bays John Longarini made it 44 at the end of the period in the third period Sudbury marksman were Jack Hendrick 55E foronto Maple Leafs grabbed Ed Litzenberger from Detroit ed Wings on waiversthey oiled Detroit plan to send the veteran centre to Edmonton Elyers of the Western Hockey gt eague Leafs paid $20000 Bud Poiie Fiyers general anager said Tuesday the pa nt NHL Red Wings planned to iend Litzenberger to Edmonton Chen they recalled centra Len undo late last week from the Flycrs during the WiIL eason ago But he added when the fercd us thzen we fet justified in to let Lunde go up Polls said the Red Wings have promised to send another player to replace Lundo with the Will Xuorthern division leaders son Gerry Foley Cummy Bur ton and Cleland Mortson North Bays only reply came from rookie Doug Senior Five of the Sudbury goals were scored by dcfencemcn Polt ions was late addition from Hershey Bears of the American League Referee John Ashley handed out six penalties to Sudbury and live to North Bay most of them the second period Sudbury outshot North Bay 3529 SUMMARY First period North Bay Gregor 34 North Bay White 442 North Bay Mc Gregor 1082 Sudbury Cherry Haworth 1247 Pe llllfliglzeli Mortson 520 Gosselin Second period Sudbury Polsno Burton 733 Sud bury Strate Foley Burton 810 Sudbury Stankiewica Hendrickson Martson 1341 Penalties Lnngarini 410 Stan klewicz 527 Dlachuk 1028 Foley 1340 Szura 1473 Be dard 1624 Third perlod Sudbury Hendrickson Burton Foley 504 10 Sudbury Foley 1021 11 North Bay Senolr Mork MeCammon 1119 12 Sud bury Burton Foley Hendrick son 1615 13 Sudbury Mort son Stankfcwicz Polaao 1722 Penalties Senior Hoadrlckson 548 Polano 732 Stops Wetch Id 13 965 Pronovost 12 829 Bid For Fights Must Be Even NEW YORK AHAttorney Genersi Louis Lefkowitz of New York obtained Supreme Court decree Tuesday prohibit ing TelePrumpTer Corporation from acquiring confidential in formation hieh might be help ful in submitting low bid for rights to televise fights The decree supplements judgment consented to by Tole PrompTer Feb 1960 and makes more specific the prohibitions contained in it it resulted from an inquiry conducted by the attorneygen erals office into negotiations for the ancillary television In vies radio rights to the Miami Beach heavyweight title fight last March 13 between Floyd Patterson and lngcmar Johans Son The attorneygeneral said his investigation did not reveal any violation of the decree of Feb 1960 but said he felt the re straining clnusesvshould be made more specific and the ad ditional prohibitions added Irving Kahn president at TclePrompTar consented to the entry of the supplementary ds crea and also consted to the payment of $2000 as costs to the state iure Sports incorporated tight promoters previously con sent to the entry of an order restraining it from similar prac tices contained in the now do ores Stamps iliter Seven limerks CADGARY CPA blg Ono got away but sovca potential Calgnty Stmpedori1 have been signed by the Western Football Conference club in its United States rocnIlting General manager Jim Finks said Tuesday that tho stamps were weitpleasedwith our re cnIiting job dzplto tho loss oi halfback Lance Alworth from Arkansas Alworth signed with San Diego Chargers of tho Am Foot ball Lcagus for sum Finks es timated at close to Ernie Da vls Clovelond Browns contract $65000 over three years plus $15000 bonus Ono of the seven slgnees has been named Ho is Jim Dillard halfbackfullback from Okla homa State Minister Heads Sports Panel TORONTO CP waldo Montclth national minister at health and welfare whose de partment will administer the governments $5000000a year athletic aid program will head threcman sports panel at tho annual meeting of the Ontario Sportswritcrs and Sportscasters Association here Saturday Jan 13 Other panel members are Jim Worroll of Toronto president oi the Canadian Olympic Associa tion and Jerry Livingston sponsor of the Tillsonburg Liv ingstons senior mens basket ball team that has formed the nucleus of Canadian Olympic teams since 1952 Mr Monteith is expected to give OSSA members progress report on the governments pro gram announced last August Calgary Beats Vancouver 6Z VANCOUVER CF Cal gary Stampeders exploded for four goals in the third period three of them in one minute and 20 seconds and downed Vancou ver Canucks in Western Hockey League game here Tues day night Tho win tightened Stamped ars hold on second place in the northern division Veteran forward Sid Finnoy paced Calgary with two goals and Norm Johnson Ron L904 pold Lou Jankowski and Fred Hucui added singles Vancouver scorers were Jim Baird and Bob McCusksr Ill DARRIZ mu WEDNESDAY JAN IDS US Honors Wilma Rudolph NEW YORK iAP Wilma Rudolph Ward the womens world 100metre record holder has been voted the James Sullivan award for 1961 the Amateur Athletic Union an nounced Tuesday The award is presented In nually to the amateur athleto who by performance example and good influence did the most to advance good sportsmanship throughout the year it is the AAUI most valued award The recently married Mrs Ward set the womens tolHnetro record of 111 seconds in Stutt gart Germany last July is dur ing special race at the United states West Germany track meet Four days earlier In Moscow the had anchored the United States learn to womens world record of seconds in the 40 motro relay Former Sullivan winners sm ateur sportsmen sports writers and sportscnslers around the country are polled to choose the winner Mrs Ward student at Tennessee State University is the third woman to receive the award GRACE OUGH Diamond Curling Here Seven rinks are curling today in the District 041 playdowns of the Ontario Diamond com petition The host Barrio Curling Club has ono representative that be lng the rink skipped by Grace Ough with Audrey Webb Mary Lou Hamilton and Betty Ciync Each rink wlu play three games today two tomorrow and if necessitated the tie breaker Friday Tonights final games start at seven oclock Other rinks and ski include Midland Marg Hastngs Orli lla Jean Murphy Huntsville Edna Wilston Parry Sound Vi Groskorth and Port Carling Iris Wallace Lacrosse Assoc Wants Some TORONTO CPIThu Ontario Lacrosse Association has come out in favor of plans by the par cnt Canadian Lacrosse Associa tion to petition all federal mem bers of Parliament for slice of the 35500900 set aside by Ot tawa for promotion of amateur sports motion to this effect was passed unanimously at th OLAs annual meeting held here last weekend The associa tion represents an estimated Z0 000 players in the province The Ontario body also re solved to revert to four 15min ute periods with only five min utes intermission in line with rules at the Canadian associa tion Until now Ontario has been using three 20minute periods it also agreed there should be no replacement of penalized players and that only one face oft draw should be allowed When the initial faceoff is not carried out correctly the ball will be awarded to the nonof fending player Young Goaltender Deaf But Sharp TORONTO CMBruce Bei ford top goalie in Torontol East York Squirt League and Brian Grundy are hockeyplay ing nineyearolds with lot in common Bruce has been deaf since birth His speech is limited to sounds only his mother can un derstand Brian is also com pletely deaf and almost oom pictcly mute He plays defence In the Little Toronto Hockey League minoratom section When Bruce approached coach Joe Decent three years ago it posed problem in communica tion Decent devised set of VII uni signals Whenever Bruce lets shot go by him during Saturday morning gamm he looks toward the bench to see what ha is doing wrong The coach answers by holding up one of set of seven num bered cards about eight by 10 inches The numbers mean Stand up Watch the puck Keep your stick on the ice Keep your legs closed Clear the pucktto the comer Stop the rebounds Cover the corners FOUR SHUTOUTS The system has worked so well that in eight games this season Bruce recorded four shutouts Only eight goals were scored against him five in one game Bruces parents feel hockey has given him confidence His aplomb on the ice is such that few spectators are aware of his handicap Brian classmate of Bruces at the Sunnyview School for Handicapped Children gets help from his father who stays be hind the bench and gives him signals Jim Martin Brians coach lays hes improved with every game Mostly think his improve ment is in understanding Dur ing game there is no use in any of his mates yelling at him But theyvelearned to nudge him to get his attention and to point when they want to show him something Monarch Margarine 215335 Farmhouse Pies piggfgm tilt Small Link Sausage 151353 FOOD PRICES EFFECTIVE JANUARY we asssavn THE areas To LIMII QUANTITIES IGA CHOICE TOMATOES 19 PANTRY SHELF BONITA TUNA RAYMOND SLICED PlCKlED BEETS PEEK EItEAN BISCUITS FRESH OVEN READY WITH DRESSING BONELESS PORK lB BONELESS PORK BIITT IIIIIIST TASTY AND WELL TRIMMED FRESH TABLERITE RINDLESS sumIII SIIIE Billion FRESHLY GROUND MINEEII BEEF BLACK DIAMOND Cheese Stick moor 45 57c MINUTE MAID FROZEN EXTRA 26 Ilvl Orange Juice at RECEIVE 00 IN BONUS TAPES WITH Peas Carrots Aflflllf chum Tina Pork Beansflostm Drown Tins 1501 AQUA LAVENDER PINK YELLOW and WHITE Daisey TIssue min Pack RECEIVE $200 IN BONUS TAPES WITH 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