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WORLD'S CHAMP COMING HERE Graham Hill, world cham- pion racing driver, will be driving the Lotus 19, in the June ist. This marks the first time that a current world champion has raced in Can- ada. "Player's 200" at Mosport on Jog Trotting Recommended For Health VANCOUVER (CP)--Want a cure for the jiggle in the middie, the goif course wheeze or the red haze you see when you exert yourself? Try regulated jogging, says Bill Bowerman, track and field coach at the University of Oregon. No 50-mile hikes for 82-year-old Bowerman. He prefers regulated trotting and | insists it isn't just for the young either. Rules for the jog are sim- | Every day walk past ear, then break into a Keep up the trot until find yourself puffing, then slow down to a walk until your breathing returns to normal. Then start trotting ple. your trot. you verted to good muscle." 1 iran accra sina The idea is borrowed from New Zealand where, Bower- man says, everybody jogs. "It offers tremendous bene- fits to the cardio-vascular system and the entire muscle tone.' And Bowerman's no hypo- crite. He does a mile to three miles every weekday and be- tween four and 10 miles on weekends "When I first started, I didn't lose any weight but I lost three inches around my waistline--suet that was con- PRO WRESTLING A Million Groans, A Million Dollars CHICAGO (AP)---No matter how you look at professional wrestling---if you look at ali-- there's big money in human be- ings making pretzels out of each other. "A million groans, a million dollars," says Fred Kohler. Kohler, 60-year-old Chicago promoter, is king of the ham market, He's been in the busi- ness 30 years. One of his promotional tricks is to tape a television wrestling show, give it free to a local sta- tion, then several days after it has been telecast, move in with the same cast of anatomy bend- ers to perform in the flesh. A million dollars passes |man usually wins. The thing is |he doesn't through his hands yearly, he says. SPORTS IN BRIEF Kohler says a wrestler must have three things: ability, show- manship and personality, "There are about 75 wrestlers in top demand today, but none has all three of these assets like Buddy Rogers. "Buddy is in four or five shows a week, gets 11 per cent of the gates and travelling ex- penses. He makes better than $200,000 a year." Kohler scoffs at charges of matches being out - and - out fakes. "It depends on your definition of the word," he concades. "They aren't fixed. The better: always win as quickly as he can, This is enter- tainment, and prolonging it is good business." ONLY 'CRICKETERS' PLAY 'GENTLEMEN'S LONDON (AP)--Gentlemen no longer are gentlemen in the most gentlemanly of all | English sports--cricket. Now they're merely cricket- ers. Reason: The Marylebone Cricket Club, ruling body of the game in England, has scrapped the word amateurs and decided "everybody in our game now will be crick- eters." The revolution began April 27 at the start of a new cricket season, All of the cricketers now can be offi- cially and legally paid. The ruling means the death of one of the oldest matches GAME' NOW. on the English cricket calen- dar--that between the Gentle- men and Players. It was started in 1806. The Gentlemen were the ama- teurs. The Players were the professionals who played for money. The match was a reg- ular feature of English life for 156 years. This year it disappears sim- ply because the Gentlemen have disappeared and so have the Players. Now all of them, even the Duke of Norfolk when he turns out for his own team, will be known simply as crick- eters. SIGN ENOS MONTREAL (CP) -- Mont- real Alouettes of the Canadian Football League announced Monday the signing of Ed Enos, | former defensive end and tine | backer with New York Giants) and B.C. Lions, as: defensive| coach, For the last two years, | Enos was assistant coach at| Norwich University in Vermont. | | | | ' MORE aan BID FOR GOLF TORONTO (CP)--Several Ca-' nadian cities, including Mont- real, Toronto and Winnipeg, have bid for the 1967 world golf, tournament but no decision has yet been made on the venue and day. The $200,000 tournament will be held in the United States in 1964 and 1965, in Britain in 1966 and in Cenada the follow- ing year. No sites have yet been chosen. CLEROUX TO FIGHT MONTREAL (CP)--Bob Cler- oux will meet Zora Folley in a 10-round rematch May 23 in Montreal, promoter Regis f.e- vesque announced Tuesday. Folley, sixth - ranked heaty- weight contender for Sonny Lis- ton's world title, won a decision over Cleroux in their first meet- ing at San Francisco more than a year ago. RUSSIANS SKIP IT LONDON (AP)--Russia's ten- nis stars will miss Wimbledon this year, the British Lawn Tennis Association said Tues- day. J. Eaton Griffith, chair- man of the association commit- tee organizing the women's new international team tournament in London June 17-20, said the Russians also had not entered' it. He said this-was because of a big sports meet in Russia 'nis dates, it was announced Tues-| day. a title fight, were not all sin- cere. "Some politicians in the United States, when they want their names in the papers, speak out against boxing," he said in an interview Wednes.- When you compare boxing to other sports you can see that it is a long way from having the worst fatality rate," he said. Louis, here to referee a bout British champion in modern an average completion of 59.5 per cent. IS YOUNGEST GLASGOW, Scotland (AP) -- Walter McGowan, 20 - year - old Scotsman, became the youngest boxing history by khocking out eo detenstve tackles land Bob Minihane, 225-pound, six-year veteran of the club, was voted the coun- rence announced the Thursday of tackle and middle guard John Barrow and lo Mosca rrow, a BROWN'S LUMBER & SUPPLIES LTD. "DO-IT-YOURSELF try's lineman of the year. ' HEADQUARTERS" Jackie Brown of Scotland Thursday night in the 12th round of their scheduled 15- round bout for the empire fly- weight title. 'CATS SIGN HAMILTO N(CP) -- Hamilton we eo SAM RO ROTISH treme 6 Jame toemee HOMES & "HOME IMPROVEMENTS FULL LINE OF BUILDING MATERIALS 704 436 RITSON N. (Where Pavement Ends) Tiger-Cats of the Eastern Foot- Saturday between Sugar Ray Robinson and Maurice Robert of Algeria, also said he favors changing some rules to make boxing safer. 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