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@ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, March 26, 1965 Clay: 'The Mouth' Is Quiet When Spotlight Fades Out By WILL GRIMSLEY MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP)-- Heavyweight champion Cassius Clay, known as Muhammad Ali to his Black Muslim brothers, is one man to the general box- ing public and another to those who know him best, A shouting, ranting maniac at times and a loud-mouthed brag- -gart at others, he becomes soft- spoken, warm and modest when removed from the spotlight. "This boy is humble as a baby," says Cassius' assistant trainer, Drew (Bodini) Brown, former trainer for Sugar Ray Robinson. "He is like a little Joe Louis. There is so much kindness in him it sometimes is taken for weakness. He loves people, especially little people, hungry, destitute and lonesome people who live in the slums, He is crazy about little children. "All this loud boasting stuff is just an act, and not like him at all. When he predicts he's going to knock somebody out in a cer- tain round, he comes to me andjsius said. 'They are old-fash- says: 'Bodini, what if I don't do it like I say? I'm scared to death,' " RELENTS QUICKLY Bodini, only member of Clay's 'entourage who has not become a Muslim, says the champion fires him every day and then relents and takes him back. "He hands me money and says: 'Go pay your rent,' " the trainer adds. The. fighter's manager; An- gelo Dundee, calls Clay a model athlete who never causes trou- ble. Cassius' parents insist thei. son always has been a thought- CASSIUS CLAY ful, religious youngster with a soft heart. They have expressec fear that he is being duped by the Muslims. "They just don't know," Cas- ioned. They read all this stuff about people from New Yor going to Chicago to kill me and naturally they're worried. They don't mind my religion." The champion said his great- est thrill in being king of the heavyweights is being able to put on some old boots and cov- eralls and walk through the ghettos and slum sections of the world, "Whether it's in Africa or the United States, these little peo- ple recognize me," Cassius ex- plained. "They say: 'There's the champ' and they come run- ning. They get a kick, being un- Russian-NHL Underway Once Again CURRIE any immediate prospect of be- LONDON (CP)--Now that the/ing By. ROD Russians have . proved once again that they can lick any amateur hockey team in the world, the debate as to whether they also could beat a National Hockey League team is revived. John F. (Bunny) Ahearne, re- turning here after the world hockey championships in Tam- pere, Finland, reiterated his statement there that the Rus- sian national team could take any team, given the right cir-|team. cumstances. Under European rules they could even beat the|Canada's 1964 Olympic team and special consultant to' this even suggested that|year's Tampere entry, is one of maybe Czechoslovakia and|the few resisting the temptation Sweden also could give the NHLito get in on the Russia-NHL NHL, he said. . a run for its money. "I wouldn't be frightened to see Russia, Czechoslovakia and Sweden take on the NHL," the president of the International Ice Hockey Federation told a Tampere press conference be- fore the championships started. "T think. the Russians would win and the other countries would make a respectable show- ing." His theory is that if the Rus- sian team played a_ series against an NHL team--half the games under NHL rules and half under IIHF rules--the Rus- sians would win at least half the games, Many in Tampere, including some Canadian sports writers familiar with the NHL, were Inclined to pooh-pooh the idea. But some others, also well informed, were not so sure. It's a marvellous argument sians, feeling that they must Argument sproved, Reports are that the. Rus- beat an NHL team before they can really claim world suprem- acy--and confident. they can do it--are eager for such a match. But as long as Ahearne is in control of international play for the world's more than 700,000 registered amateur players, it! is unlikely the NHL will get a) crack at any IIHF - aftiliated) Rev. David Bauer, coach of| act. This reporter put the question to him during a game in Tam- pere ice stadium, | GAVE HINT "Well, I think ., ." he| started seriously, then paused, laghed and started again. "I important people, being paid attention to by a celebrity like me." LIKES OPEN SPACES Cassius owns homes in Chi- cago, Los Angeles,. Louisviile. Detroit and Miami. He has three Cadillacs and a bus with a diesel. engine for cross-coun- try trips. He owns a palace in Pakistan and a holy 'mountain in Ghana., Gifts of his friends. But he eyes none of these as his place of retirement when he's through boxing. "Ym going around buyinzg farms in various places," he said. "When I'm through fight- ing, I want to be out in the country, with a lot of fresh air, chickens, horses and little kids around me, That's my idea of heaven on earth," Although a devout Black Mus- lim, Cassius refuses to let him- self get agitated over the current racial struggle, fired to white heat by demonstrations in Alabama. "We Muslims are peaceful people and don't believe in dein- y,|onstrations or violence of any kind," he said. "Elijah Muham- mad, our messenger from God, says all this chaos was going to happen. "Voting is not going to heip us. Integration is not going to help us. God 'has the answer and he's working on it... . 'Ifa man don't want me in his -house then I'd be uncom- fortable there. I don't want to be there. "If a man don't want me to eat in his restaurant, I dun't want to eat there, I don't like all that rich and greasy south- ern food anyhow. "I'm sure everything will work out all right. They spit on Jackie Robinson but Willie Mays is the highest paid ball player in the world. Things have to change." U.S. Eastern Loop Fines 24 Players NEW YORK (AP) -- Twenty- four players have been fined a total of $650 for participating in a fight that ended Sunday night's Nashville - Knoxville playoff game early in the first period, Tom Lockhart, presi- dent of the Eastern Hockey League, announced Thursday. Lockhart said 12. Nashville players and 10 Knoxville play- ers were fined $25 each while $50 fines were levied against player-coach Don Labelle of Knoxville and Lloyd Hinchber- ger of Nashville. Lockhart said the abbreviated game will be replayed from the start if necessary. Nashville cur- rently leads 2-1 in the best-of- seven southern division series. Rem r When?... By THE CANADIAN PRESS Montreal Canadiens, led by their big line of Maurice (Rocket) Richard, Toe Blake, and Elmer Lach, de- feated Chicago Black Hawks LONDON (Reuters) -- Latest critic of the present defensive trend in modern soccer is Hans Bangerter, secretary-general of the Union of European Football Associations, who says in the current issue of the union's bul- letin: "Football fans do not want to see rigid defensive tactics--' They want goals and live, thrill- ing football dominated by at- tacks." Bangerter's explanation for falling soccer attenddnce in some European - countries is similar to those given in a re- cent inquiry into English soccer --defensive and rough play, poorer quality of soccer gener- ally, lack of comfort in some stadiums, the greatly increased opportunities for other forms of entertainment, the improved so- 7-2 in a Stanley Cup semi final 19 years ago tonight-- in 1946--to win the best-of- seven series four games to nothing. The Canadiens went on to defeat Boston Bruins in the final. F.R. BLACKo. p. OPTOMETRIST 136 Simcoe St, North PHONE 723-4191 agit ste Raa ee Mee et nian Renee Leuertar tat aes sas ee Defensive Soccer Blamed For Falling Attendance cial life of people in the lower economic classes and television. In Engiand, attendances at league matches are expected' to take another dive at the end of this season, Also, there are indications in England that although attend- ances are falling at league' matches, the various cup com- petitions .are at least retaining their popularity. ACTION! ACTION! ACTION! More Houses Are Sold Daily Through QE ULTIPLE LISTING SERVIC Consult a member of the OSHAWA & DISTRICT REAL ESTATE BOAN 'a ANNIVERSARY | YAR Financial worry slows recovery during sickness. Eliminate the worry with PERSONAL HEALTH INSURANCE to replace income and pay medical expenses. the EXCELSIOR LIFE Settuunece Comeany work: Name of Street Adelaide Ave. E. Farewell St. Harmony Rd.$. Dean Ave Harmony Rd. S. Limit Lot Plan M-51 John St. W. Park Rd. S. Wilson Rd. N. think I won't get involved in that one." | But he gave a hint when he added, '(Maybe the NHL should) delay a meeting as long as| possible." } As Father Bauer says, it is| almost impossible to make an) unqualified prediction while there are: so many unknown factors. A lot would depend, for instance, on how many games were played, under which ruies and on what ice surface. Euro- pean rinks are about 12 feet wider than those in Canada and the extra space no doubt would and everyone can be as forceful as he likes in his opinion without throw the professionals off their |game. ' Harmony Rd. S. : Cloverleaf Park Rd. S. 180.5' S. of work being undertaken. objection to the work will be From Adelaide Ave. E. Harmony Rd. S. Limit Wentworth St. W. To Wilson Rd. N. 261.45' North of N 10.08' North of N. Lot 219, Plan 568 179.30' South of S. 17; King St. E. Centre St. Leg at Deon Ave. South Wentworth St. W. considered, DATED at Oshawa this 19th day of March, 1965. Limit Raleigh Ave. N. Limit Lot 1, Plan 804 GRANULAR BASE AND ASPHALT PAVEMENT WITH CONCRETE CURB AND GUTTER MacDonold-Cartier LOCAL IMPROVEMENT NOTICE TAKE NOTICE THAT: 1, .The Council of The Corporation of the City of Oshawa intends to construct asphalt pavement with: con- crete curb and gutter, granular base and asphalt pavement with concrete curb and gutter, as a local improvement, and intends-to specially assess a part of the cost upon the land abutting directly on the ESTIMATED COST Width Total ASPHALT. PAVEMENT ON EXISTING GRANULAR BASE WITH CONCRETE CURB AND GUTTER Oshawa Bivd. N. 225.5' South of S. Limit Raleigh Ave. 33' & 35' 46' 35' $50,752.00 15,835.00 17,725.00 Limit 35' 94,894.66 35' & 46' 54,836,00 35' 26,419.00 35' 3,352.00 1014' South of S. Limit : 46' 69,403.00 . The said Board may approve of the work being undertaken, but before doing so, it may appoint a time and place when any L. R. BARRAND, Clerk, City of Oshawa. | Owner's Cost Per Ft. Ftge. Owner's Annuel Rate Per Ft. Fege, City's Shore $31,641.62 12,621.13 11,183.80 3.30 3.30 3.30 $0.45 0.45 0.45 71,542.91 47,660.41 13,241.43 2,635.90 6.60 53,635.60 6.60 0.90 0.90 . The estimated cost of the work is $333,216.66. The special assessment is to be paid in ten equal annual instalments. . Application will be made.by the Corporation to The Ontario Municipal Board for its approval of the undertakina of the work and and any owner may, within twenty-one days after the first publication of this notice, file with the City Clerk his objection to the _ Enjoy yourselt..."take five" for fifty ale! Who put the hanana in the Amana? Come in and see this famous demonstration of Amana's fast contact freezing _ Surprised? 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