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Little NL Loopf Starts Season On Nov 18 Sony Liston will try to duplicate feat performed by only one other tighter in the hlstory oi heavyweight boxing regain the world champion ship its the feeling here that he will There have been many truly great heavyweight boxing champions throughout the years but only one man Floyd Patterson over lost the crown and won it back again And Patterson certainly doesnt belon in the category with the alltime greats of the bea busting business Patterson lost the title to Ingeniar Johansson but Embed logo the second time around to make boxing tory LISTON CAPTURED the crown from Patterson but in one of the alltime upsets lost it to Cassius Clay He will meet Clay on the night of Nov 18 and its no secret he is out to demolish the mouthy one Clay is big disappointment Leading up to his title tight with Liston injected more interest in the sport than anyone in years He was talkative funny and his name came up at every boxing argu ment Alter winning the championship he assumed new role Fighting seemed to be the last thing he want ed to talk about He was more interested in racial arguments and much to the disappointment of all threw the sport of boxing back into oblivion FRANKLY IM pulling for Liston victory He is big rugged and if you can overlook all the trouble he gets into out of the ring certainly resembles world heavyweight champion Boxing commissions claim Liston Isnt good for the sport because of hismany runins with the law Is be any worse than Clay who is getting involved in the racial problem Clay was fingered as the man to bring boxing back But at the time when he had his lglrcalest opportunity to do so after winning the title let everyone connected with the business down believe Liston would be fighting champion Clay seems to use the crown as means of accomo lishing things not in the least oonnected with the sport Along with everyone else who saw the first bat tie between Liston and Clay was surprised at Clays talent He moved like middleweight and boxed ex tremely well Clay couldnt unload the bomb and who tremer well Liston couldnt unload the bomb and whe titer or not he suffered bad night was really hurting from the sore shoulder which stopped the fight or was just outclassed wontbe known IF BOTH FIGHTERS are in peakform predict Liston will win by knockout He wont be in too much of hurry this time aodwill probably find the target for his great power believe it was Joe Louis who once said You can run but you cant hide in the ring If Clay is there Liston will find him lithe fight goes the limit Clay couldstand betterthan 5050 chance of winning However its hard to conceive that Clay could last 15 rounds with Llston Come Nov 16 and Clays handlers will have to bring mouth organ into the corner and play the American national anthem New Ho Releases The Barrie ROAF Assad ations brand new midgetluv lie house league swings into tion at Barrie Arena next Trias day night with series oi prac tice sessions The group will be playing cacti lresday throughout the winter season trom 730 to 1030 pm The registration sessions have produced strong representa tion of participants including 91 players and 12 coaches Forthe initial workouts the league has been split into three groups oi practice time Teams one and two are slated for mo pm folloived by teams three and four at 330 pm Teams live and st will conclude the evening With an hours action at 930 pml League president eriihbon is working on schedule which will commence in about two weeks Following is complete list oi team rosters Team OneGoa Frank Lati ouner Assistant Barry Byersr Players Kenllauldry Terry Craig mve Garner Bill Gar ner Donald Bidding John Koli achoten Ralph Lambert Steph en Midis Robert Monteith Mike MoGibhon Brian McKenny Brynn McKenzie Peter Ora diulr Bill Scruton Bill sterie Tum Twc1Coadi Billl Brad shaw Assistan Joseph Steph arson Players lnrne Adams to keep Clay on his feet use Loop Rosters Bruce Giilds Tom Collins Glenn Davis Barry Frankcom John imrie Ronald Kelly Donald Mo Masier Tom Misener Bob Neil son William Patterson Garry Sdilaht Wayne Varcoe David Wainwright Mike Wolienden Tenm ThreeCoach Ralph Thompson Assistant Walter Garnitheis Players Jim Atkin son Pctc Bertram Dave Bez zant Fred Carter Bill Charis hers Brian Clowes Glen Court ney Kenneth Dewar Allan Fish er David levinson James Paul Lynch Norman MoCornbe Don ald MeGihbon Terry Sean Paul Parker Andy Widrsted Tclrn FourCoach Red Dem herline Assistant Karl Rom nild Players Cy Atkinson Dan ny Boyne David Burke Thom astobb Brian coinedStephen Qflm lom Guthrie Vine Doug Lankin Paul Mc Gihbon Peter llioGibbon Ted Plowriait Bob Wellsf Greg Woliemden Doug Young Téom FiveCoach Ted Bard acre Assistantz Sid Taylor Players Fred Anderson Ted Boynton Dennis Decarie Allen Ellis Roger Gosselin Bill Ham mond Harold Johnson Mike mond Herod Johnson Mike Ladouccr John Laine Lynn iamnox Jim Mflann Ted OI hornc Bryan Bohinsonlirian Shaughnessy Barry Wfllar Term sixCoach 16 Book Ralph lr Bill Buridr Howie Forbes Cord Gen Doll Guns Roger Penile Jon Weeks chuck Edward Mm NEW FACES sevenop roam George Boomn Bill Pring lo Corby Adams ii Prealrknt Ru Huh Bob Garner George Grigor ll Dong Fooie Norm mm 13 Bob Abbott 11 Prher Boo Wltlorr 18 lien Robert son 10 ViceW Clnh once Smith 10 Judi Jock Dramatic Comeback SalVages SevenUps Bedlam lvrnke loose at Barrie Arena last night as 730 opening night tans reacted loyiully to an almost unbelievable Barrie SevenUps comebadrin the fin al minutes of the third period Facing certain defeat the lo cal entry in thenew Central Ontario Senior circuit roared badr to force 66 dcadlook with Collingwood Shipbuildera with less than eight minutes remain ing bolero the final buzwr Sev urllps trailed badly driv tag effort on Barries artcx ploded for four goals thin two anda half minutes against the flabbcrgasted Stiiplxiilders SevenUps were listless over the first to minutes as numer ous parsing attempts were in tercepted andColliogwoodwnL timer to nab the mportunlty in visitors opened tip 24 first name lead and built up steady margin for comfortable 51 and 62 leads The tide turnedmid way in the third period an Colh ingwnod ran short of steam and Seven Upa continued one oi their nowpatented neveriaydle uprisings Bill Pring was the man of the hour moving up from his blue line berth to iiilin for the ail ing George Doorman on the port side of Bob Garner and Chufi Edward He responded with three tallies and an assist skip per Garner diminutive Norm Furlong and Corby Adams ac counted for the other three mar hers Collinzwood exhibited well balanoed attadr that reflected on the snorcshcet fix players shared the scoring output includ ing rookie Fern st Dnge Bar ney Walrnsley Ron Taylor Don Keith IIee Brainard and Joe Hamley Shipbuilderawasted little time estdrhshing their dominating position over the early part oi the thrillerst Onge placed him self inzcovered in front oi the Barrie goal crease on the very first rush and heat Foote clean ly at the soseeond marl SevenUps ep com pleteiy disorganized from the start as their defense teaming was loose penalty to Adams onithe new faceoif interference rule led directly to the second Collingtwood score Hamley broke dimughon atwo rum break Assistant Madoncs Players John Crawford Don Denney Barry Downing Roger Hamel Barry licimer Douglas Johns Brian Kelly Wayne Kei ly Dale Krueger Ernie Miller Wayne Miller Mauricevlladke brake iociiardsori Robert Iot chie Tom Stephens txrrnrcoiiISIonsoor with Waimsley with the latter hitting the mark on rebound Barrie sliced the margin In diort order with their turn to try the power play as Keith was dismissed for charging Pring posted his first accept clean pass to the left wing and his low drive chromed SUDDENLY Golllngwood Goal Caron Defense Bergcron Patterson Kay Taylor Forwards Gra ham St Onge BrainardW Abbott Nixon Fitter Walms iey Keithv1lamley Seagris BarrieGamma Deieérée FM or Graves Forwards Pring Garner Edward Purdie Ad ams Abbott Furlong Burtch McBride BetcreeJim Mel2r lain of Orillln linesrnani Andy Clause of Richmond Bill First Period Collingwood St Onge Brainard Patterson mm OolllngwoodWa1ms1cy Hamley £139 Barrie Pring Weeks Ed ward 10 Penalties Adams tfaoeotf int 705 Keith charglszu Weeks trip 1127 Forbes slash rough and Brainard to rough 1359 Fitter trip 193 Second Period Collingwood Taylor Nix on Fitier Coilingwood Keith Iiaylor Walmaley 65i Coliingwood Bralnard St 0ngeGrahemle50 Penalties Caron delay game 1075 Keith hook 1533 Ab bott chars 1651 me Period Barrie Pring GnrnarEd ward 342 Ooiiingwood Hamley 444 arsenic Furlong McBride Burtch moo to Barrie Gamer Edward Pring 1334 ll Barrie Pring riGarner Grigorlrl so Adallto Abbottl Penalties Abbott trip 831 Bay diorg 1244 not on final gr ByColiingwood 11 to by Barri 1o 135 mediators raised the root wiflrthenniairnl off the far post turning Into goal territory minor ilnrcup involving Howie Forbes and Brainard took place midway in the frame ffliey sidrmished briefly on the way to the slnbin whencaught clashing and row ing Both were assessed double minors The middle frame was at ht rnarish for SevenUps as cy were tumble to shake the passing miseries The visitors were hand ed three successive minor pear alties midway in the game and Barrie wasunable to master serious threat The penalty kill ing combo of Walmsley Keith Seagris and Taylor was most dimive Taylor increased the Ship bniider total tothreawith screened also shot from the blue line and Keith counted lrir with dribblcr into narrow opening from scramble At the 1550 mark Colllngwood applied net suriounding pressure and fore ed Fooh to the ice in the scram ble Adams blocked one Brainard lashed the rebound in to the gaping goal Pring gave Barrie some lite after three minutes of the third period he swooped into poa ition to hat rdromid pert Mark Caronirvmnfinesehrpbyeap tain Garner This effort was neutralized less than minute later when Handey harged in alone to ward at block by Forbes He scored witha sharp aneled badrhaoder over Foote shoulder lhctumingpoint of die eon test arrived as Gatlingwood were content to coast with fat fourr goal lead Sevendips started doiicmiined drive that was d7 most indescribable in its intern nit Caron wan virtually bomb ed in the complete domination Furlong started Iho at 15m and Garner ooimted seconds latm Oohingwoodwal do stunned that Pring was able to wait in with the filth goal immediatab The reaction andthe efiecta spurred SevenUps to big heights Adamo eye 19 Gallium lone that Mitre romary point fought desperv ater to woo the SeveirUpvof arrive and were saved by Lady Luck Both Adams and Abbott had golden chancesto bag the winner with Aflrotta shot ang Legion Minor Hockey returns for another season next week with the older Little Nil group earning lid liftin honors lion day night Nov 9th at Bir rte Arena elm squid have slated four emu end Monday wmcpmtomopm mountling through to March 15 The sdiedule calls 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