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cso « va Te ar gin gli A a a a iv RR - g _ t ; VY yr vryw WY ehh vr VE YEP V YY VHT YY EEN YY 3 a Te TAT bE EE EVRY CTA TTL ERE SN SER ICI NCEE CYS - aera ' . ve ee - v vow v 16 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, Mey 19, 1960 |PATTERSON'S CAMP Secluded Gym | Was Dance Hall WATER HAZARDS ARE PLENTIFUL THIS SPRING NEWTOWN, Conn. (AP)--Just stered. The dance floor itself has {how Cus D'Amato found it is albeen converted into a boxing mystery because it is tucked ring. away on a bypath in the tree-) On the small bandstand are an studded Connecticut hills |assortment of punching bags of But before he was declared|Various sizes. sul and void in boxing by the| A round table and padded New York State Athletic Com- | chairs provide a comfortable and mission, the erstwhile manager | informal atmosphere for casual of ex-champion Floyd Patterson|chit-chat and interviews. came across this musty and "Have a cup of tea? Floyd abandoned roadhouse and de-/Will ask politely. He's invariably |cided it was just the place for wearing heavy paratroop boots, the fighter to train for his return which he finds useful on his bout with Ingemar Johannson at early - morning hikes over the the Polo Grounds June 20 pd any animals on your Once it was the mecca of night|,....... 2 reporter asked. " prowlers from far and near, its| "g " ht Spanish architecture, soft light- ure, Je. Floyd said. ing and fine music luring those «gy rabbits, and skunks." Vio Sreves luxury in a rural at aginst" Joe Louis blurted. 0f les 7 & eh a shure once uniormed TEESE i, coma |doormen greeted the mink an : : nid |sable crowd, casually dressen{YeativE dark giasses. 8 siriged |sparring partners and camp at ade tl ES enone nollenger tendants loll on rickety chairs J2-po i > ' The chit-chat included mention FADED GLORY f e new Johannson." Inside are traces of faded tL was Wros glory. The gay wallpaper is Patte rs grimy, the long bench alongside ' got the job done, the cozy dance floor is uphol- didn't Hemus Denies Being Replaced | PITTSBURGH (AP) -- Solly |Hemus said he knows nothing labout a report he might be = ousted as manager of the St. Up Race Winners Louis Cardinals. TORONTO (CP)--Alfonso Coy, | Commenting on a story by Bob|the leading jockey at the meet- Broeg, sports editor of the St. ing, won three more races at Old Louis Post-Dispatch that Hemus| Woodbine Wednesday. |might be replaced by either Leo| The Spanish American jockey 1sson," 'He wryly knock out Johansson "It's going to happen 10th round," said Louis. Ktionso Cov Runs | HORSEMEN MEET (nesday added four Westerns Cane MII I ION DOLLAR COSTS | TORONTO (CP) -- The Cana- ada horsemen to its board of die { dian Thoroughbred Horse Society | rectors. J. H. Stafford of Toronte FOR NEW FOOTBALL CLUB [ome een em ve om sd mee LOS ANGELES (AP)--Want | to start a pro football club? | Better be prepared to spend more than $1,000,000 your first season Top brass of the new Los Augeles Chargers gave a re- norter Wednesday a breakdown on some costs of putting a team on the road for 4fe firs time. Items: Equipment for 33 plajers--75 uniforms, helmets, pads, tack- ling dummies, and so forth, at an average of $600 per outfit-- $45,000. Training camp expenses -- | $35,000. Cost of brining players to camp and sending rejectees home--$15,000. Phone bills--about $10,000. Talent procurément ing; etc)--$65,000. | | That's $170,000 out of the kick | before the first turnstile clicks. | | And it doesn't include front of- | (scout- | AUTO GLASS BROKEN? fice and coaching salaries. Then add players' salaries at an average of $10,500 per sea- | son for 33 men and you get ar $346,500. | Tom rady, assistant to presi dent Barron Hilton, said the club has already spent $400,000 and estimated the full tab for the season will be $1,250,000 The new American Football League has started a players' benefit fund, Where will the money come from? A contract | just signed to put the players' FOR FAST | pictures in packs of bubble GUARANTEED * call or visit cAnNADIAN [J] prrrsBURGH 273 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa--RAndolph 5-3577-8 Knuckleball Causes New Mitt Design he? Why should he bel gangAS CITY (AP) -- Hoyt them with Hoyt on the mound. | ) _..|Wilhelm's fluttering knuckleball | RR Louis predicted Patterson will pitches have caused too many| passed balls and cost Baltimore | SOme- | ()riples where between the seventh and manager Paul Richards. So Wed- | {nesday he came up with a rem- foo many runs, edy Richards Harry (the and pitching Cat) those now in use. Richards was out that 0° says | coach Brecheen col- laborated in developing a catch- ers' mitt 50 per cent larger than quick to point | ver - sized mitt doesn't violate any major league rules. The rules specify that the| mitt may be of any size provided holes are under water. The stan Kolar, club pro at the | ting his ball away when he ran | wer Tong a high water level of the Ottawa Chaudiere Golf Club outside | into the early-season "casual Hull hac a bit of trouble get- | water'. Five of the club's 18 ya . | ropean Inter-Club Soccer Cup by Davis Cup Play beating Eintracht Frankfurt of den Park here Wednesday night. | |The Spanish team, which led 3-1 jg a ourts Lat halftime, has held the trophy | since it first was competed for in } 1956 QUEBEC (CP)--Canadian ten- 4 1 . ie meet Canada in the first round | &7*)--The South African touring weigh as much as 14 pounds, with of the Davis Cup American zone cricket team dismissed Cam- |, oi; oon, here July 15-17 Wednesday. Poor light stopped The club has already. started play 45 minutes early with 'the will provide seating accommoda- : STARS tion for 3,000 spectators. ROME (AP) -- Nine nations have advised the Italian Olympic By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the Second World War. i ; They are Albania, Costa Rica, ciring through 26 innings, longest EX-TICATS SIGNS Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua, the|. ne i the Is gost Oklahoma and a veteran of both the National and Canadian foot- HYDROPLANE RACE Hitting--Ed Bailey and Frank PETERBOROUGH (CP) -- A Robinson, Cincinnati, as the Reds SCISSORED SPORT | GLASGOW (Reuters) -- Real Madrid of Spain retained the Eu |West Germany 7-3 before a ca pacity crowd of 135,000 at Hamp- |: ONE-SIDED MATCH Ji nis officials confirmed Wednes- CAMBRIDGE, England (Reut FINE BIRDS day that the United States will] grown Canada geese competition on the clay courts of| bridge for 192 runs in the first feet the Civil Employees Tennis Club innings of an exhibition match ' altering its courts to extend them |tourists 11 for one YESTERDAY 3 vis C lat size. It to Davis Cup regulation NINE WON'T COMPETE It will be the first tie played in Canada on clay courts since | committee officially they will not Pitching -- Camilo Pascual, {take part in the Olympic Games. washington, extended his shutout DALLAS, Tex. (AP) -- Max|Dominican Republic, Paraguay, | rechit' 3-0 viet 1 Boydston, an all-America end at(Cuba and Tanganyika jSisesit, 50 vis ory i ipnngs ball leagues, joined the American League Dallas Texans Wednes- hydroplane race, the first this beat Los Angeles 54 in 12 in day. He played for Chicago Car-|season in Ontario, will be held [nings. Bailey's single scored dinals from 1955 through 1958. An|here Monday on Little Lake with | Robinson with the clincher after njury sidelined him for part of| entries from Ontario, Quebec and | Robinson's two-run homer tied it the 1959 campaign and he would|northern New York state. 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