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YWmnrw MNTHPW wru RICK FRASEBS CORNER if the groundfiog had enough nerve to come out in yesterdays cold he deserved to see his shadow What ever ihe case its another month and the bi gest single event on the sports calendar will come Fe 25 when Sonny Liston defends his world heavyweight boxing title against the ionisviile Lip Cassius Clay CLAY MADE an interesting observation in wire story which appears elswbere on todays sport ages He stated he made Liston hero pointing on that until he Clay came along Liston wasnt held in very high regard by the ublic But Clay got to shooting of his mouth and at once the people want Sonny to button The Lip Anyone in his right niindwill be picklnfiiiiiston But Clay has hypnotized many peo le with wise cracking Hes big youn better an average boxer and hits fairly well But ea matched against bigger harder hitting man and he should get medal if he lasts 10 roun DONT COUNT Clay out altogether Rigger upsets have happened in the past it doesnt take good mem my to recall Ingemar Johanssons knockout over Floyd Patterson and this was big upset in the heavyweight division No one has done more for boxing in the past 10 years than Clay Certainly Floyd Patterson didnt help the game by fighting setups and staying away from the contenders Liston as Clay pointed out wasnt too pop ular with his background record of several arrests Clay has to be the big boy in the game BUT LISTON has all the qualifications of good champion Hes ducking no one and heseverythfng you look for in heavyweight champ big strong and reat hitter Patterson lacked the staying power He ad that brittle jaw and it was safe bet that hed taste canvas no matter who he was fighting wouldnt be surprised if some promoter bought Pattersons trunks to save on resin expenses They could shake Pattersons trunks over the ring and would have more than enough resin for any fight Patterson will be the big favorite against Clay and would be against anyone else in the business today That is not taking anything away from the gate though it will be the biggest gate in boxing history THE MOMENTOF TRUTH This month should also see great action in the Nat ional Hockey League with Chicago Montreal and Tor onto hattling for the top three positions and New York and Detroit going for the last playoff berth it will take close to miracle for Boston to get fourth place And well know in few days Cunadas fate at the Olympics They meet Finland and the United States before taking on the Czechs Friday in their first great test If they get by the Czechs theyll have shot at the gold medal when they meet Russia Saturday But ront bet any money on Canadian gold medal It will one of the biggest upsets of the Olympics if they iefeat the Russians GETTING CLOSER to homethia week could be the moment of truth for Barrie SevenUps in their hat tie for playoff berth in the Georgian Bay Intermed late Hockey League They meet Oriiiia Terriers twice this week and if they can pull out two victories theyll be home free Two wrns over Orillia would erase all hopes of Orilliaa chance for spot in the money round A1 Shewchuks Junior Plumbers have no play off worries Theyve got first place in their league just about clinched To date this season they have lost only one game and were tied three times This club in its first season has been big surprise but pleasant one for Shewchuk and others connected with the club VETERAN RED HENRY is slated to be in goal when sevenUps travel to Orillia tomorrow The red head has been exceptionally good lately Matter of fact hes lost only four games this season He will be making his first appearance of the season in Oriilia grid could be opposipginng John Henderson an old oe While the SevenUps clash with the Terriers the Plumbers Will be hosting Oriilia Juniors Friday night here the SevenUps will be at home to Terriers and after they wind up this week Seven Ups will play Midland twice and Bradford once to wind up the register schedule lett Blake Inglis Don Cos bourne and Don Gibson account Expressmen Dump Flyers BRADFORD Bradford Ex pressmen league leaders in the Georgian Bay Intermediate Hockey League posted an 88 victory over Niagara Falls Fly ers of the OM Junior Lea gua here Sahirday night in an exhibition contest Phil Nochoala of Bradford was the only scorer withmore than acne goalin the game He fired Til two for the winners Stan Thom luglon Lloyd Boyer Ed Him he 51x Voted To Hall Of Fame new rear AP resin plai ers three of them still alive were voted httovbasebalisHsli of Fame by the veterans com mittee Sunday thefoorrunittee considered only those whom in ebalimyt ed for the other Bradford goals Team captain Ron Shock Bill Goldsworthy and Dave Arrn strong were the goaigetieri for Flyers RIFLES SIGN FILCHOCK MONTREAL GP Frank Filch ck quarterback of Mont reaisLGrey Cup champion Al ouettes in rain has icined the Quebec Rifles as assistant coach under Sam Etcbeverry it was learned Sunday night Rifles are new Montreal entry in the United Football TORONTOS Ron Stewart takes spill that sent him bead ing into side of the Detroit net in last nights 22 dead rrfiwWMva1vyrpwvgfl1m lock in National Hockey League game at Detroit Detroit defenaemsn John Mis rtik No lli drew major vwwnvnsrr VWEA penalty Detroit goollc Terry Sawchok No li tunic the save Stewut two stitches to close cut on his head AP Wtrephoto Rangers Gain Fourth Hawks Tied For First art from Stun Mikltn Bob Hull and one or two other no one performing with Chicago Black Hawks is doing much with the puck these days They had Hull muuled in the National Hockey Leagues weekend play But iiiiidtas production helped give the Hawks back share of the No spot in the standings Bellicose Stan supplied pair of twogoai games and Chicago clipped the Bruins 52 in Boston Sunday night after riding Mia kitas work to 22 tie with the Rangers in Saturday aft ernoon game at New York Red Sullivans Rangers the rage of the league at the mo ment bounded ahead of the slumpridden Detroit Red Wings meanwhile by upending Mont real Canadiens 42 at home Sun day night fivegoal binge by lltbe Bobby Rousseauthe most re markable scoring test by one man in to NHL seasons marked as thrashing the Ca nadlens gave the Red Wings in Montreal Satuadaylnlght In other games the Red Wings salvaged 22 sawoff with Toronto Ma le Leafs in Detroit Sunday right and the Leafs creamed the Bruins 51 in Toronto Saturday night HAWKS HABS TIER The Hawks slipped into so point tie with the Canadians although Montreal has game in handwith the win before hill house of 13909 in Boston Mlkltaa two goalsadded to his pair Saturdaygave him 19 for the campaign second only to Hulls 38 in the league list logs with 155 goals the Black Hawks have produced more titan anyone else around the lentils The fire owes is con centrated in Mikta Hull Ken Wharrern 25 and Red Hay 17 Together they have ac counted for more than two thirds of the teams aggregate Against the Bruins John Mc Kerrie also found the mark twice for the Hawks and Ron Murphy rounded out the attack Orland Kurteubacti and young Gary Dornhoefer were the Doc ton goalgeters Vic Hadfleld and Candiie Henry matched Mikiins effort Shttgtlhy afternoon in New Yor HENRY INJURED But the Rangers lost ugoal man Henry to howling over the Canadians Sunday night Both games at Madison Square Gar den drew sellout crowds of 15 025 Henry was reported to have suffered an inflamed vein in his left thigh and there was no in dicatinn how long he would be sidelined Rod Gilbert Earl Ingarfield Hadiield and Don Marshall the onetime Canadian scored to push the Rangers into fourth place in the standings ahead of the Red Wings It was New Yorks tenth win against three aetndlcs and pair of ties since tbsatart of the year Thats thahottest mark around thelleague Rookie John Ferguson and rowssrraicrs easiest sashes contra Claude Provost counted for the Canadiens it was goal No 20 for Gilbert and carried him to personal bonus level Rousseaus five goals before crowd of 893 Saturday night was feat no one has been able to perform since his teammate Bernie Geoftrion turned the trick in this The NHLI oililme record is scven goalsset by doc Malone of the old Quebec Bulldogs in intoand the modern mark is sixpumped in by Detroits Syd Howe in foil Rousseau the Mills prize rookie two seasons ago counted three times on alapshots once on breakawny capped by an artistic bit of stickworlt and rounded things off with freak lsh scoring payoff from cor ner passout WING DEFENCE WEAK The geeltcnding by Detroits young Roger Croaier was per eps not as sharp as it might have been hut Crazieswho ai ternaies with Terry Sawchuk could not be faulted entirety His defence gave him miseer support Yvan Coumoyer junior farm hand winding up five game stint with the Cansdlens clicked for two goals and Billy Wolfe and Gilles lremblay added one each Henri Richard meanwhile piled up five asslsu For Detroit Alex Delvecchlo scored twice and Norm Ullman got the other goal Detroits young centre Eddie Joyal and Montreals Journey man defencemsn JeanGuy Tel but were both injured Joynia left wrist snapped in two places when he was checked and he is atpcded to play no more this season Talbot suffered severecharity horse and its not known how long hell be out DETROIT FIGHTS SACK Before 14421 fans in Detroit the Red Wings twice battled back after being down goal to hold Toronto even Parker Mac Donald and tilimon gotiheir goals while Frank Mahovlich and Dave Keen scored for the Leafs It was Mahovllcha 19th goal of the season Sawcbuk was back in De troits net and be mode as stops 19 fewer than Torontos Johnny Bower Bob Puiford scored twice and pldred up an assist in leading the Leafs to their bomclce win before crowd of 14255 George Armstrong Ron Stew art and Billy Harris shared the other Tomato acorin and Bob Nevin helped set up ee goals For the Bruins it was Doro hoefer who averted the shutout The league is quiet until Wed nesday night when the schedule tosses the Csnadiena against the Maple Leafs in Tomato the Bruins against the Rangers in New York and the Red Wings against the Black Hawks in Chicago BOWLING SCORES KEMPVIEW SOWL Titledy Alternoon Ladies LEAGUE STANDINGS Pink Ladies 20 Collins iii Zombies 17 Singapore Slings 15 Screwdrivers 15 Manhattan 13 Rummiea Gin Fines SCORES Screwdrivers vs Gin Flues Pink Ladies vs Manhat tan Singapore Slings vs Rummiea Collins Va Zom bies are GAMES Dot Romeo 211 20a Audrey Dewsnap aw Elinor Veitcb 208 CITY MIXED LEAGUE Meek Esso 102 Clifton Blow era 75 Community House 6d The Wellington lid Simcoo Draughtsdt Davey Dippers 58 Ladies High Single Shirley McLean also high triple of 579 Mens HighSingle Phil Marks 271 High Triple Bill Goodchiid Weeklyprizo Hidden Score 135 fie betweai four players Terry Parker Hazel Orr Irene Davidson Ted Longley MIXED MAJOR LEAGUE Westenders vs NeverLaz ere Non Strikers vs Half way Gang Corn Huskers vs Challengers The does cars are insured wl til then with Inyothircompiuy Find outwhy trout vs Dl Horde Tbs Blows VS Raiders Clarkson Hotel vs Ailey Huston LEAle STANDINGS Never Lazers id Corn Husk ers Non Strikers at Half Way Gang 21 DidInnis it Blows lit Claran Hotel 12 Westeudcrss Raiders Al ley Busters 7Accs Challen gers Cased ions usme nwmwnnv grainy la germsIrrng But Beat Germany 42 aiggéiséé bunch of farmers In defeating the Germans in sloppy game the Genuine mirht have woo with few breaks momma Brion Comcber of Toronto Karl Obcrg who mkscd Save don gune against the US be cause ci suspension arising from stickvtbrowlng incident margin in which for broken opened cut on Father fishers Roy Codisux of forehead during the Canda Swedeii game came back Sun day to spark his mates he got goal and an assist against Finland Adele Quin lot the others Ernst Kept and Ernst Itairt wein scored for Germany lbo Runner who meet Can Andcisdndernoa scored wry thrcc times for the Swedes in to theminute It Ms goalie Gerald Rigolct 7be ovar workod aetsninder stopped isotonic as shots as his dclt streamers lbandoned him EESIS RUSSIAN ACE Vyechasiav StIthlnov Ind Stanile Petukiiov scored three rosin oath to lead the Soviet that game with lino Obrlund getting two and Sven minibai Johansson one UN Sterner and fills Niluob each got two goals in the Seton day victory over the us in wbidi Sweden came from be bind with two goals while the US had two into in the pen sillyI box together in the second oflcorlve and the Russian coach pc od kept star forwlrd Anatoti Fin Mill on the bench resting most of the game its worked hard the night before when Russia Mirost Vlach scored twice and Stonislav timid and Josef Corny once each in Caechnrlo avkisr shutout victory over but the Czechs Finland soundly Canadamtopipothflic asverrgitns roundrobin tour nament with the Russians who ciobbcrcd Switzerland iso Sat urday Canada and Russia each had three victories and no losses after the weekend games and are two points ahead of the Czechoslovakian and the Swedes both to games The Czechs best Finland 44 Saturday while Sweden downed the US 74 Saturday and beat Haired 70 Sunday Standings of the leaders AP 8001766 30015 SS Czech aromas Sweden store 70 In the dressing room after Sundays game the Canadian players spoke of overconfl dence We were too relaxed aaid defencemiin John Macifenric 21 of Ibronio guess we figured all we needed to do was throw our sticks on the ice to beat these guys The second period was the worst period this club ever played BLOCKS IS SHOTS In that period goalkeeper Seth Martin of Trail SC who blocked in shots in the game had to stop ll to keep the Car mana off the scoreboard We couldnt get up for this game Martin said We know better than that Weve got in be under every game We cant afford not to in this competi on The Canadians played as if the game was cinch lt up peered that way early in the first period what they went ahead to after five minutes and prevented the Germans from getting shot on the Canadian goal for nine minutes But the Germans suddenly broke out and scored on power play when winger Paul Coniiii of manner Ooh was penalized for interference the Germans kept Canada in its own end practically all tberest of the period Russia Canada STAR INJURED The Canadlsiu lost forward Roger Bourbonnais of Riviera Qui Barre Alta at the end of the Iirattperiod whenhls right ankle was iniurcd He sat on the bench tho lad two periods as coachReV DavidBauer said cant afford to take the chance of playing him be cans we have big game to me Mi iiiutiéfsrivicr PH0l0fRiPRINfS Aviiiiiir ii Jr Hobs Ncilrrpow Toronto Margin few weeks ago it would sixth place Oshawa Generals have been almost ridiculous to practically shatter Hamiltons suggest Montreal Junior Caner hopes of go ing playoff berth dlcns could catch Toronto Mark bysbading the Red Wings rd hoios in the Ontario Hockey Aa wild brawl broke out in the sedation Junior series stnnd third period in Montreal that In lnga But now it doesnt appear volved 13 players and readied to be such an impossible task in too minutes to penalties in The Canadians who not too eluding game misconducts to long ago were trailing the Mall Montreals Bob Lemleux ad bores by it points Sunday Kltrireneri Bob Jones and pulled within five points of the league leading Merlboma by wailoplog Kitchcner Rangers too Tomato didnt help its own cause by dropping so deci sion to the surging Sh Cathru lnes Black Hawks For the Black Hawks it was their math straight game without loss The only other scheduled af faif oi the weekend saw the Barrie Moms Downed Twice Barrie KinsmenAtoms suit fered two exhibition hockey de feats over the weekend Saturday at the Arena Carl Todd turned in spectacular fivegoal performance to lead Midland to 54 victory over Barrie Gerry Rnycraft scored two goats for Harris with Ricky Ball and Brent Bowen sniping the others Sunday at Elrnvais Barrie dropped 42 decision to Elm vaie Pee Ween Paul Mlooingl and Bruce Burnett were the goalgctien for Eimvala each with pair while Brian 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