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"16 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, November 3, 1958 BIG LITTLE MAN IN THE SADDLE WILLIE SHOEMAKER FAST CLOSING SPORT FROM BRITAIN By KEN METHREAL LONDON (CP) -- There's a crisis on the Isis. For the first time in the 130- year-old history of Oxford row- ing, a group of oarsmen has openly challenged the authority of the president of the univer- sity's boat club, an act somewhat equivalent to a group of cabinet ministers publicly quarrel ling with the prime minister. Adding to the consternation along the big, barn - like boat- houses on the banks of the River Isis is the fact the challenge has come from a group of Oxford "bluef," including several mem- bers of the crew that was de- feated by Cambridge in the clas- sic Boat Race last spring. Oxford Rowers Go On Strike About Stroke hands of Cambridge. Last April's defeat was the fourth in a row for the Dark Blues. Oxford has won only three of the 13 races rowed since the end of the Sec- ond World War. It was the 58th Cambridge victory, to 45 Oxford wins, since the first race in 1829. The immediate cause of the trouble is disagreement over |training methods. Two years ago |Oxford decided to abandon the classical English rowing style of |a long, sweeping stroke, adopt- ing the North American style of a more upright rowing pesition |j,o with short, powerful strokes, suc- cessfully used by U.S. and Cana- dian crews, notably the Univer- sity of British Columbia's eight. But Cambridge, clinging to the traditional English style, has con- Gets Decision. And All Agree NEW YORK (AP) -- Feather- weight champion Hogan (Kid) Bassey of Nigeria dropped Shifty Carmelo Costa twice on the way to a unanimous decision Friday and is playing a leading role in night in a non-title 10-rounder at the revolt, are convinced the Madison Square Garden. Bassey North American style is best but weighed 127, Costa 128%. they believe the poor showing by| Costa won the admiration of the Oxford crews in the last two crowd of about 2,500 by his game years has been d by failure| back after the two knock- to learn the basic technique of downs in the third. the new style. | Bassey made the big effort to Rubinand his sppporters, who flatten his Brooklyn opponent in include the secretary of the row- the seventh when he staggered ing club aud D. C. R. Edwards, him with a left hook. Despite son of Group-Captain H. R. A. heavy punishment, Costa rallied Edwards, the university's row- emough to win the round on one ing coach, claim too much time of the official cards, has been spent on full crew row-| Costa moved from side-to-side, sessions up and down the retreating most of the time, and river Isis. They want more in-|occasionally beating Bassey to dividual instruction on fundamen-|the punch with a quick left jab. tals. However, Carmelo didn't have the CHALLENGE DECLINED punch to bother the compact Afrl- To prove their point, the rebels "I to wild third round it CONTINUED DEFEATS tinued. to win. The revolt stems from frustra-| Several Oxford oarsmen includ- tion and disillusionment of a se- ing Reed Rubin, an American have ordered a new racing shell costing about £400 -- they can't {use club shells unless they ac- seemed Costa was a sure knock- lout victim. Bassey landed a pic- {ture punch right to the chin with NON-SLIP, TWIN-GRIP +... famous for "9 lives" of safe, comfortable wear ++. best buy for all the family's shoes! At your shoe repairer's, ask for Cat's Paw heels. . . 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FIFTH AND FINAL CONTEST NOW IN PROGRESS CLOSES NOVEMBER 14 Mrs. L. B. Martin, Town of Mount Royal, Que., receiving keys to Cadillac from J. W. Edwards, Quebec Division Manager, Canadian Petrofina Limited... In the presence &f Nick I. Yappo, General Sales Manager, Mid-Town Motors, Montreal. Insert shows Harold and. Don Campbell, partners in Fina dealership, 1364 Kingston Road, Scarborough (Toronto), Ont, who sold Mrs. Martin the gasoline and gave her the winning entry blank, * The winner will be selected November 19th and announced in this paper as soon as possible thereafter. ENTER CANADIAN PETROFINA'S FIVE EXCITING MONTHLY FINER SERVICE CONTESTS WAS ABOARD WHEN holleased : have the official club i ROUND FABLE SE, | went down in a heap but scramb- / 4 OLD C OUNTRY SOCCER entry to a race for the right to/)o "thie feet at seven as ref. has rejected the challenge. He| Costa treated, Bass could hardly do otherwise. For, | As' Cos Te ey United Kingdom Saturday: ENGLISH LEAGUE idents at the two universities. NHL LEADERS SUCCESSIVE SATURDAYS IN Most. observers believe the WHICH HIS STAKE TAKE Whs $43,707 2 Portsmouth 2 not until Oxford comes up with| Points: Geoffrion, Montreal 15; Bolton 0 West Ham 2 a winning crew are the turbulent | Beliveau, Montreal 15. Leeds 1 Man United 2 disappear. 4] Th Se . Leicester 0 Blackpool 3 ave Had Thomy Season cis Foi West Brom 2 Wolverhampton 1 VANCOUVER (CP)--The 1958 The streak was extended with vic- British Columbia Lions. | Thanksgiving Weekend. {Derby 1 Cardiff 3 The team established a WIFU| Some of the glitter was lost Fulham 4 Sheffield U 2 first 10 games. |some critics cautioned against re- Lincoln 4 Brighton 2 If anything, pressure to begin hiring Edwards too quickly lest a Scunthorpe 1 Barnsley 0 sense of urgency in the Lions den. | {Sunderland 1 Grimsby 0 Club directors meet here Mon-|, Prominently mentioning for the Swansea 5 Middlesbrough 2 take the spotlight. of Chicago Cardinals of the Na- Accrington 2 Queen's P R 4 onal Football Lea , and| i EDWARDS INTO BREACH gue, | Bradford C 2 Norwich 2 moment is Dan Edwards. A ers. Halifax 2 Rochdaie 1 starry end with B.C. two years| Football writers here looked to|Hull City 5 Bournemouth 3 Lions were on a five-game los-| Lions general manager said Ed- (Notts C 1 Tranmere 1 Cliftonville 0 Portadown 3 ing streak. One month and five wards job does not stand or fall Southampton 4 Bury 2 Coleraine 1 Derry City 0 They got it Oct. 6, a 15-14 tri-|only if they feel he is the best we i umph over Calgary Stampeders./can get." | - Oakville Beats | Three Students - - Niagara Falls J °f Michigan VANCOUVER (CP) -- The girl| VANCOUVER (CP) -- Football chosen this year as Miss Grey|fans from outside British Colum- Three University of Michigan stu. dents pald fines of $100 each Fri- and a side trip to Hollywood for|come here for the Grey Cup Oakville defeated Niagara Falls television appearances. Announc-/game Nov. 29. All top downtown|33-21 Friday night and took the an illegal occupation. They were arrested in connec-| Chamber of Commerce, chairman| Association said its 62 city mem.| contest that stretched into 40 min- of the Miss Grey Cup pageant, bers, with 8,000 rooms, still have utes overtime. |Mich.; Michael G. Dodgson, 21, | clubs will send an entrant to Van- the basis of a 20-point spurt in the of Grand Rapids, and John A. couver. last overtime half, |former world middleweight cham. |, The score at the end of regula-| judge Francis O'Brien. WIN Yi OUR CH 0/ CE OF (AP) --. Cincin-/pion, Tuesday night announced lon time had Niagara Falls| 'parier in the day, David Mar-| pee pati Redlegs Friday added Del his retirement from the boxing | ahead 21-13, which tied the round Wilber, former catcher for St.ring. His last fight was against|2/2/: Oakville's points came on|jege giudent, pleaded guilty to al ciation last season, » | TORONTO (CP) -- The Elms Pete Rysdale converted two of Rogers got two touchdowns five LIONS NAME TOP ROOKIE (golf club in suburban Weston has|them. Cam Kenney booted a 35- minutes apart, both of them con- AND OF COURSE HE ries of post-war defeats at the/who rowed for Oxford last year|cept the president's orders--and | 10 + 30 seconds to go. Costa A NEW MONEY WANING RECORD. meet Cambridge. eree Berl gave him the automa P BEEN UP Club president Ronald Howard tic eight-count. LONDON (Reuters)--Results 2 soccer matches played in the by tradition, the race is a private THIS PAST SUMMER HE HAP A affair between the boat club pres- PHENOMENAL STREAK OF SIX Division I present crisis will end with the| Standing: Montreal, won 7 lost Cme-Distributed by King Features Arsenal 3 Newcastle 2 rbels returning to the fold. But|3, tied 2 points 16, Birmingh apm . . Burnley 0 Notts F 2 eddies now marring the normally| Goals: Toppazzini, Boston, 9. I itis oiu ld LIONS Everton 2 Blackburn 2 calm surface of the Isis likely to| Assists: Litzenberger, Chicago, 111. : Luton 2 Aston Villa 1 Man City 5 Tottenham 1 Western Interprovincial Football tories over Winnipeg and Saskat-| Division II Union season has been rugged for |chewan Roughriders during the Bristol R 1 Bristol C 2 record for the longest losing after two straight setbacks at the Ipswich 3 Charlton 1 streak when they dropped their hands of Edmonton Eskimos and Leyton Or 2 Huddersfield 5 post-season scouting of 'American better man be missed. Sheffield w 5 Rotherham 0 colleges will create a greater rue MENTIONED Stoke 0 Liverpool 2 day and the question of naming |job are Frank (Pop) Ivy, former a y next es will probably | Edmonton coach and now mentor | Division III ti | Wayne Robinson, the tough line Brentford 2 Colchester 1 Holding the top cards at the coach with Winnipeg Blue Bomb-| Chesterfield 1 Plymouth 2 ago, he took over the club Sept. 2 Saturday's game as the key to|Mansfield 2 Stockport 1 when Lions fired Clem Crowe. |Edwards job. But Herb Capozzi,| Newport 3 Doncaster 1 games later B.C. still sought its|on the result of the game. |Swindon 2 Reading 0 Distillery 2 Glentoran § first win. "The directors will hire him|Wrexham 3 Southend 1 Glenavon 5 Bangor 1 - TRIPS FOR WINNER STILL HAVE ROOMS . Now Plead Guilty In ORFU Final ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP)-- * Cup will receive a sports car, a/bia should not have any trouble NIA five-day vacation in Las Vegas, getting accommodation when they GARA FALLS, Ont. (CP)-- day after changing their pleas to guilty on charges of engaging in ing these and other prizes Satur- hosteleries are reported to be sol /Ontario Rugby Football Union In- day, Hans Finken of the Junior|idiy booked, but the B.C. Hotels termediate A final in a marathon tion with campus football gambl-| | said each Big Four and Western| "plenty of good accommodation| Oakville won the home-and-|, ick Mitea, 21, of Ecorse, Interprovincial Football Unio njleft." home, total-points round 47-27 on| TURPIN RETIRES {Miller of Utica, Mich., pleaded] LONDON (AP)--Randy Turpin, | |guilty before municipal court REDLEGS SIGN SCOUT CINCINNATI tin, 19, an Eastern Michigan Col-| + Louis Cardinals, Philadelphia Yolande Pompey of Trinidad Sept| Gary Stockton's two touchdowns, |giri1ar charge and Judge O'Brien! .. Phillies and Boston Red Sox, to 9. Pompey knocked him out in one of Hien Eonverieq by Dupe set Nov. 7 for sentencing. | * their scouting staff, He managed the second round. |can. Bub Beach, Gary Kennedy Moisviie of the American Azer |and Bobby Angle went over for| ! : : | GOLF DISPLACED Niagara Falls touchdowns and uts. Then in the final half, Willie| |i . EE Ea or iy a he [worth wrapped it up with an un- OR A 5 000 MIN K COA ¥ Columbia Lions guard Tommy|000" to a Toronto development| In the overtime, the teams|worth wrapped it up with an un- Hinton was named the WIFU firm which plans to erect some Played scoreless ball for 20 min- converted touchdown. club's rookie of the year by mem-|850 homes on the 148-acre tract, | bers of the press and radio. The it was learned Monday. The pur- six-foot, 235-pounder came to the|chaser, the Elms Holding Com- Lions from Louisiana Tech Bull-|pany, plans to begin construction dogs. Hinton played guard, tackle next spring. and defensive end and went| . A PENTATHLON SITE Rearly 6 minutes every game, | o, , 2 ISHVRG Pa. (AP) REJECT PASTRANO | Pennsylvania's capital city of LONDON (AP) -- Henry Harrisburg will be the site of the Cooper's manager has rejected a 1959 modern pentathlon world $42,000 offer for the British heavy- championships--the first time for weight to fight Willie Pastrano in/the competition in the United Miami late in December, (Man- States. Athletes from 20 nations ager Jim Wicks said Cooper i take part. committed to fight British heavy- weight champion Brian London in MO ACK ~To put the a title fight before Feb. 15 and record straight, the man who has "we must go through with that|, p fight before accepting any other con playing a lot of guard for commitments." Montreal Alouettes spells his first y {name Jacki not Jackie. Jacki-- PLAYED WALKER CUP | Mr, Simpson--hails from Missis- LONDON (AP)--British Walker siPpi. Simpson explained it all Cup golfer Philip Scrutton and|Friday. He was really chris- John D. Pritchetthwye, a profes- tened Jack; not John. 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