JERRY QUARRY LE Itclltlower CaliL licks out Ieit at Buster hfathisGrand NEW YORK tli Sf Pai rick chased the snakes out at Ireland and Irish Jerry Quarry chased disillusioned band of Buster Mathis supporters out at Madison Square Garden Monday night Query 23 12406 underdog battered Mathis from the open ing bell to win very easy 12 round decision in their heatyA eight elimination bout Mathis 24 who had 385 pound advantage in weight at 234 la It laurinch height advantage and four inches in reach was completely outclass ed lrom the start Quarry came out swinging and hurl Mathis 15 seconds into the IIM COLEMAN Forgets By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Joe Coleman has iorgotten on the curve ball but hes doing good job demonstrating its ei tects Coleman brightest young star of Williams Washington iog staff allowed two hits in innings Monday as the Senators hreezed to Si exhibition bascr hall victory over Atlanta Braves The nyearold righlshandel spent his early days at the Sea ators Pompano Beach F1n training base trying to avoid Williams As teenager Coleman atv tended Williams baseball camp for boys in Massachusetts Vil liams taught the youngster how to throw the curve ball and why it curved Coleman I0rgotuh the hall curred and when Williams ar rived in Pompano and greeted each Senator with barrage of questions his lormer protege carefully skirted commuter tion But he challenged the Braves Monday and blanked them ex cept tor lauthinuing homer by Hank Aaron belore giving way to Dick Busma who com pleted tourhitter SPARKS TILE 50X In another game Rico Petro celli hit grandslam homer and delivered another run with sacrifice fly leading Boston Red Sox past Pittsburgh Pirates 101 Ken Harrelsnn and George Scott also homered or Boston and Al Oliver and Willie Star gell or the Pirates Nate Oliver drove in three runs with two doubles and sin gle and Bobby Murecr cracked tour singles sending New York Yankees to 7d victory over New York hlels in night game The Yankees team lost to Montreal Expos 61 Carl Moe tan was the winning pitcher tor Montreal which scored ï¬ve rims in the lirst two innings Two walks third baseman Mike Ferraros error and Tony Hortons tworun single helped Rowland Indians rallyrlor live Victory over Seattle Pilots San Francisco Giants culled San Diego Padres for three tirsblnning runs and coasted to 53 victory Still He Stars managerrTed Williams theoricr Rapids Mich to second round their scheduled 12 round heavyweight boot in New opening round with vicious leit hook to the head Quarry continued throwing felt and right hooks to the head and body for the remainder oi the round and the proQuarry crowd at 51076 was on its feet sensing an up not in the making Quarry continued theassault in the second round and nailed Mathis with savage left hook to the jaw that wabhled his knees and straim right hand to the same spot which wohhlcd them hit more and Mathis sagged to the canvas He was up at the count oi lour but was forced to take the man datory eightcount Quarry tore alter him but or the only time in the ï¬ght his punches were Theory Chicago Cubs Ferguson Jen kins anative oi Chatham 01w wombat nnirozs as the Cubs whipped Oakland Athletics 52 on barriers by Ernie Banks and Ron Sanlo Airbase Wins Second Tankard KINGSTON CPI Bob Maelnues and Hee McIntosh of the Trenton Cahadian Forces Base Saturday won the Qath Dn tarin Curling Association silver tankard The two rinks scored an 159 nctory over Uxbridge in the final of the doublerinli competi tion Maelnnes defeated Jack Scott 94 and McIntosh scored as victory over Harvey Acton former Ontario mixed cham pion The win gave the airbase its second tankard in three years Trenton entered the linal th close 2117 victory over Dixie with Maelnnes losing to Arg Grice 106 but McIntosh whip ping Stu Daw 147 Uxhridges semilinal vietory was alsoa squeakerISIZ over Branttord Acton beat Terry Patton 96 while Scott tied GeotLe Campbell 66 Carroll Williams Signs Wilh ills MONTREAL CPI Quarter back Carroll Williams has signed his contract for the com ing season with Montreal Al ouettos oi the Eastern Football Conference the club announced today graduate of Xavier Univer sity Cincinnati Williams is starting his third season with the club He is 24 Williams has improved greatly since his rookie year in 1967 when he averaged 52 yards on each carry Last season he upped that average to 72 yards the sEcond highest in Lite our team EFC In rthe passing department last season Williams had 191 completions for Moll yards He threw 20 touchdown passes sec ond only to Russ Jackson of Ottawa ltough Riders the EFC Yorks Madison Square Carrion last night After going the dis Underdog Quarry Pounds Buster Mathis For Easy Win nld arid Mathis weathered the storm The rest at the light was just repetition of the lust two rounds with Quarry battering Mathis and taking potshots at times Referee Johnny Coulon scored the light nine rounds tor Quarry two rounds lnr Mathis and one round ecn Judges Jack Gordon and Tony Castellano scored it 10 The Canadian Press had it the same as the judges and Former heavyweight cham pion Muhammad Ali who first fought under the name Cassius Clay talked to re porters in Dallas Tex today after learning of the Supreme Court decision which sent his conviction for refused to be drafted back to lower courts or review Speaking while waiting for television inter view Ali said Every dog has his daybut good dog WINS TITLE LONDON lAll Jimmy Itevie Zlvyearpld tighter from London stopped Scott John OBrien Monday night in the filth round ol their scheduled 15round boat and became the new British featherweight box ing champion Revie slammed away with right hand abs and opened damage below tBrienls leader ill3 35 hall WHITE lililll NAVY RUM lALlil BREEZE right eye in the second round 1r MUHAMMED ALI spears lance onnrry nanthe light on decision AP tiiephotni The Associated Press had it 120 Quarry said that he did as he said he would ill his iretight predictions Blast him from the start and wear him down tor knockout It was Busters stdy ing power that squelched that Mathis of Grand RapidsI 1ieh said he hurt his left hand in throwing lclt hook in the lirst round and he had trouble man ipulating it alter that The pain was terriï¬c has two days AP wire puts St Louis Blues far in trout and the improvement at the SIDCKHOUM CPI Bunny Ahcarne Europes Itt Hockey one isnt much at chance or protessionals tram the National Hockey against Russia Czechoslovakia and mden For years the Russianshave been anxious to play against teams mm the NHL The Soviet national hockey team liter winning tour world and two Olympic title In row now finds Czechoslovakia the only real obstacle to another title The Russians have disposed of Sweden the other challenger twice The Russians lost to detoslovakia 10 tut Friday They meet again this Friday in probably the key game oi the world hockey tournament 1n the only game scheduled Monday Russia deteated Swo den 34 tor its sixth win In seven starts The Soviets moved into top with 12 points The Czechs 51 and the Swedes 54 are tied tor second place with It points Two games are on tap today Canada against the United States and Czechoslovakia against Finland REPEATS IIIS STAND Ahearne made clear again his longterm stand against pros invading what he considers virgin territory to play Dire tron team Fear Catches Up To Plante NEW YORK AP Fear has caught up with Jacques Plante at the age at to and now he is happy to share the Vezina Trophy in the National Hockey League with teammate Glenn Hall The trophy is awarded to the goalies on the team that has al lowed the fewest goals and that in the last week oi the season when was with Montreal wanted to be the only goalie said Plante alter recent game against New York Rangers would play until got tired theyd put in another goalie tor coirple oi games and then Id be back in But Im more Icariul now than when was young said Plante who won six chinas live in rowwith Montreal be torereiirlng atter theVIWdi season The Blues talked him into re turning this year Glenn says the same thnig You go out there now and say to yourself Am going to light the puck tonight or will it be easy Marbe were just afraid of making mistake Ed Giacomin oi the Rangers and Cesare Maniago of Mimosa ta North Stars are the only goa lies to play almost every game this season Theyre young Plante said They dont know any other way When was their age didnt want to be replaced in the nets either Plantc attributes the in creased travel longer schedule pray whipping the puck at him alongwith age for his added nervousness PAVINGd league playing exhibition caught the Soviet deicnce out at hard shot at goalie Leif but instead diverted the puck into the not beam Londoner who tr European president or the Inter national lco Hockey Federation uld today In an interview Such games could not take place under our rules without my oermission mind certaan wouldnt givemy permission it third party was trying to make easy many out ot it Allen apparently was di recting remarks at Alan Ea gleson legal adttscr to the NHL Players Association who is or period In Stockholm tor the witdun or the twoaweck world tournament Eagleson is reported in be still interested in pro ing tournament ln Stockho next autumn involving selection players mm the NH and the national teams at Russia Czechoslovakla and Sweden MIL clubs already have said they would not be able to spare players or web tomnament because it would be too close to the start at their own season NHL ml MUST AGREE Ahearne said Any games involving national amateur teams and NHL teams would have to be by mutual agree meal between the NHL and IDIF It would be up to national associations to approach me about such game No country has madosuoh an approach yet For the Ilrst time the current championships are being held on double roundrobinbasis with Si teams instead ot the usual eight Ahearae claimed the new set up was success lie said the gate receipts for the second halt oi the tourramont thus rar are 21 per cent higher than last weeks crowd of almost 10000 watched the Russians come from behind to defeat Sweden Monday night Earls Mikhailov 24yearold student who plays with the Mos cmv Zska club scored twice tor Russia His second goal in the third period was the winner Vladimir Fetrov tied it or Rus sis 11 in the iirst period Swedens scorers were Mats lysine and LarsErik Sioberg iiysing got the first goal when the flashy Swedish forwards position Then Pelrov seuia Holmqvisl who tried to stop it scoring with assists from production or nickel is second in aluminum and line and Sees LittleClmriee Of ProSoviet Game 79 early to the second period but the Snedes ought back and tied it on Sieberes goat set up by Sterner who split the Soviet defence Sweden outshot Russia 1178 in the hectic second period hlikhaildvswinnlng goal was 124ml shot l7d By this time the Swedes were aging and the Russians coming on stronger Each country made total to saves and split the six penal ties evenly Vlktor Zinger the Soviet goalie has played almost seven all games and allowed just two goals game Zinger took over tuiltirne duties when regular retminder Victor Konovalenko was hurt during Russias Canadian tour this winter In the battle toward the tour nament trindup Sunday Russia plays Finlard Wednesday then the Czechs Friday and Canada Sunday Alter the game with Finland today Czechoslovakia takes on the us Wednesday then the Russians and com ctes iLs Barrie URW bantams trounc ed Welland +1 Saturday at Faustino to capture the Little NIIL grand championship in tour sinlight games Martin at Barrie hammer cd in two goas to head the at tack Other Barrie guns were scored by ll Scott and Bo wen Barrie captain Wallace and McGrath also turned in strong pertormanccs Barrie opened the series at Faustina with crushing 71 victory over Weston Thursday Lamoureux Bowen and Simmons scored two each while Koeslag tallied once Ina second game Thursday 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