Forced back into ring NEW YORK AP Willie Classen of Puerto Rico was fighting for his life today in Bellevue Hospital after suffer ing head injuries and possible brain damage following loth round knockout Friday night at the hands of unbeaten Wilfred Scypion of New York ClaSsen tS9pounder had taken an eightcount with 15 seconds remaining in the ninth round in the midddleweight fight at Madison Square Gardens Felt Forum When the bell sounded to start the 10th and final round the 29yearold Classen remained on his stool The Puerto Ricans handlers headed by manager lareo Minuto lifted him from the seat and pushed him out of the corner lasseii never raised his hands and was caught with two rights by the 156pound Scypion who registered his filth knockout as many bouts Referee Lew Es and stopped the llLll see onds as lasscn was iiat or tht ring with blood coming out ot his mouth lasseii remained there for about seven minutes before being carimt otitoi stretcher Oxygen was ipptied bettiiv lasseii was taker to the hosp tal where he underwent stir Eskimos leading back notL taking back seat the examiner rSaturday Moved 197911 zne that he took the wrong pEt Jack Dunn at the iiii The injury was itietztaien as subdural In its told its to go hunt si iIlllllt who was Beirut nitllll with Tmw vztt lle Ntltl they 21h us liiltiltltltt ll lllt New link Ste hee tom Willie between and tutti rounds both ili iiigl hit Spanish and he saivl ll was zl llLll and he wiiti eitiae also hap Boxcar battling for his life pen to be Willies personal doc tor would never let him con tinue if didnt think he was fit lasseiL now 1572 was stopped in London less than month ago Willie was checked out by Dr Edwint Campbell our head physician said com ttllSSSlOIl chairman Jack Pre nderville Dr Campbell found him iii good condition know Classen This is tragedy will not make any statement on cause or effect un til receive written reports from everyone who worked tonights show MONTREAL tCPi David ented offence into the Schenley Green parlayed the lead role in Award as the Canadian Montreal Alouettes runori Football Leagues m0 scoreboard standing player of 1075 Jim ittltlilll must content himself with fewer yard lines in Edmonton Eskimos aerial dis play but he doesnt seem to thitik he has to take second Illl ling to Green in the teams ï¬ï¬gggcï¬ius We have an 05L graduate instructor on daily basis in Barrie We also have home pickup and Detroit Red Wing Dennis Polonich puts the puck into the net as Colorado RockiesGoalie Bill McKenzie 29 sprowls on the ice the goal was scored during first period action in Fridays NHL game in Denver AP Photo Bouchard blasts males after Flames win 41 By IAN MacLAINE The anudian Press Dan Bouchard wasnt bit pleased with his teammates efforts Friday night although Atlanta Flames managed to beat the visiting Pittsburgh Penguinstl Thc outspoken Flames goal tender stopped 30 of ill Pitts burgh shots in the National Hockey League game but dc clarcd later We worked Iiard but we didnt play smart If they had scored earlier it would have been different hockey game Bouchard stopped 23 of those shots in the first two periods and it wasnt until Rod Schutt blasted 40footer past Bouv chard that the Penguins got on the scoreboa rd Garry Ungcr Pekka Raiita kallio Jean Pronovost and Kent Nilssoii got the Atlanta goals earlier Elsewhere Friday night Philadelphia Flyers stretched their unbeaten string to 16 when they defeated Vancouver Ca nucks 52 III game marred by secoiidpcriod brawl at the Pacific Toliscium and Colorado Rockies surprised Detroit Red Wings 52 on the strength of four quick goals in the first period Flames Penguins Our goaltcnding was strong tonight and our defence played solid game said Flames coach AI MacNeiI after watch ing his club win its fourth straight We were ready for the game right off the but ur tempo seemed to stay high al though werc still having problem getting some shots on goal and rebounds The Flames managed only 25 shots on goal six in the first period and seven in the second But they scored twice in each period Flycrs 5anucks The Flyers penalty killing got good workout in the game which saw the Visitors play Shorthanded seven times Ref eree Gregg Madill also had his wandsfull with l20 minutes in oenziltics which created engihy delays in both the second and third periods Reg Leach Al Hill Bobby Zlarkc Brian Propp and Mel Bridgman shared the scoring or Philadelphia which has lost iust one game this season and retained sevenypoint lead over second place Atlanta in the Patrick Division Rick Blight and Thomas ira diii were credited with the sec ondperiod goals bv the nucks well placed atop the Smythe Division five points ahead of Chicago Black hawks Rockies Red Wings The Rockies scored four goals in span of 337 began with Jack Valiquette goalat 1438 and ended with Lucien DeBlois racing twothirds of the ice with stolen puck and passing Ruth erford After spotting Detroit 10 lead Dennis Polonich scoring his first of the year at 1134 of the opening period the Rockies rebounded with goals from Valiquette Ron Delorme Randy Pierce and Deblois Bird earning his pay fans back in Boston By THE ANADIAN PRESS Larry Bird is making the Bos ton Celtics winners again and bringing the fans back to Bos ton Garden two things he was expected to do when he signed $325million contract with the National Basketball Association team last summer Bird US college player of the year last season at Indiana State hit pro career high 30 points on 14 of 29 field goal at tempts two free throws grabbed 11 rebounds had three assists and made two steals Friday night keying the ramp aging Celtics to 118103 romp over Indiana Pacers The victory was the Celtics ninth without loss this season at home and drew capacity crowd of 15320 Bostons sixth sellout It raised the Celtics raceway Prices too high for Expo boss entries IIIIIH II IIM TN0ZI11079 IIIST TIMII If IIISI II II TIIDT III it $300 LADY OF FASHION Simon lITI YIIAR ET 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St million and Al Ilrabosky re ceived 8250000 bonus for sign ing with Atlanta Braves The Expos lost first baseman lony Pere to Boston Red Sox via the free agent route and left fielder Warren roiiiartie may seek shot at first base If that developed the Expos prob ably would need further out field strength Perhaps both Gregt Gross and tRowIandt ffice could help Iclltilc said We were kind of out of proportion with otir infield outfield We were fortunate Mcllalc said Perez must have received more than the re ported St million in three year contract with Boston Just headdown our way hristmas and fill out an Entry Form at any par tieipating merchant in Downtown Barrie enter the record to 144 the best in the NBA and put them 10 games over 500 for the first time since March 1976 Boston failed to make the playoffs the last two seasons In other games Philadelphia downed Houston 113102 San Antonio walloped Washington 128108 Phoenix beat Los Ange Ies 126112 Seattle edged Port land 9490 Chicago 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