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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, Mey 27, 1965 SPORTS MEN SPORTS EDITOR "Everything From Soup To Nuts KARATE BLOW? In the midst of all the screams of "fake", 'farce', "fixed", "fraud", etc., now. a new touch has been injected. A couple of the world's top karate experts are quoted as declaring that Cassius Clay floored Sonny Liston with a special blow of karate technique -- illegal in boxing. We would have thought it extremely difficult. to be lethal via karate, while wearing a boxing glove, but they say that it can be done. So far, only a few have insisted that the KO punch was a hard one -- these include: Clay and Liston, naturally, and both referee Joe Walcott, who has to agree and Floyd Patterson, who is wooing the next shot at Clay. The new record for a heavyweight title bout knockout, announced Tuesday night, as one minute even -- will likely be revised. They checked the film yesterday and found Liston floored at 1:44, up at 1:56 and declared "'out" by Walcott at 2:11. They were scrapping again, for that 15- second space between Liston getting to his feet and the bout being officially stopped. Actually, it did seem as if they had sparred for a lot longer than 60 seconds before Clay de- livered that controversial punch. Across the world, they are condemning the fight as a disgrace and of course, close to home, at high U.S. government level, they are crying for a congressional investigation and the federal supervision of boxing. Meanwhile, Floyd Patterson, George Chuvalo and Ernie Terrell, the World Boxing Association's recognized champion, all want the next shot at Clay. It looks as if Patterson or Terrell will be the first choice OSHAWA City and District Softball Association got their schedules rolling this week and officials and fans are all pleased, since early indications are that it will be an exciting and interesting season. On Tuesday night, Bad Boys blanked Scugog Cleaners Juniors 7-0 but the second game of the doubleheader found Gales only nosing out Brooklin 10-9. Bad Boys, last year's "'City" champs, are again strong, but so are the other teams in the loop, with the possible exception of the new '"Merchants". Last night the new Juvenile League got going and this proved a pleasant revelation. Local soft- ball fans who followéd the Midget League, in the Oshawa Minor Assoc., the past two years, knew that the calibre was extremely high and with these graduates now combined on three local Juvenile teams, the ability displayed last night was no surprise to those who knew the score. People's Clothing (Storie and Radio Parks players mainly) nosed out Genosha Aces (a combine of Fernhill and Nipigon graduates) 3-2 in a thriller at Alexandra Park, with the winning run coming in the bottom of the 9th inning. Out at Port Perry, the. Oshawa Jay Cees (mostly former Connaught Parkers) won a 2 decision over the homesters, in another well- pitched game. Yep! Those Juvenile games are going to be worth watching this summer. If the rain stays away, there's another "Major League"- doubleheader tonight at Alexandra Park, with single games on Friday night, at Brooklin and Alexandra Park "THE 500" -- This year's Indianapolis Speedway classic, "The 500", annual Memoria! Day sports attraction in United States, is being made available, via Eidophor television. One of the most thrilling and colorful events on the sports cal- endar, thousands turn 9ut to watch the dare-devils flirt with death, at speeds of better than 150 mph even. as high as 160 perhaps. There have been numerous terrible crashes over the years, too many fatalities, but the thrills and challenge of danger atracts both the car drivers and the spectators. The race, which takes about four hours, will get under way at noon and a battery of cameras. will give round-the-track coverage. Local racing car fans are re- minded that tickets are now on sale, at the Regent NEARER HOME -- the 'Player's 200' annual feature, at Mosport, goes a week from this Saturday, with trials on Friday, June 4. Fight Game Given Another Black Eye By FRANK RATCLIFFE The Times Sports Staff While the feared Black Na- tionalist violence in Lewiston, Maine, did not materialize Tues- day night, there was indeed an' assassination! And the people affected by the. misdeed, if in fact it was a misdeed, 'will be far more numerous and the af- fects will be felt far longer than is the case with most murders Tuesday boxing died a little more or at least was given a more than consider- able. shove towards oblivion Whether cries of "fix" can be substantiated or not, is beside the hough almost with the only conspic uous abstainer being long-time Gales Eke Out First Victory Gale Lumbe exploded for four runs in the first inning and three more in the second stan- za take a 7-0 early lead came right back with three more when Brooklin Concretes their first two runs in the fourth frame, for a 10-2 margin and then managed to win out only 10-9 That was the as Brook- lin and Gales opened their Osh awa City and District Softball Association "Major League Alexandra Park, on night, in the second game of a doubleheader In the curtain-raiser, Bad Boy 7-0 decision Juniors 5 i] still fight announcer Don Dunphey, agreed that the bell brought with it an overwhelming odour. And one must keep in mind that Dunphey relies on the so- called sport for his living allow- ance. Perhaps he was when he stated Sonny Liston would never throw a fight, if it meant the end of his career, but then that doesn't really change anything, does it? : The fact remains, how many want to pay the prices demand- night more action? If the than a few seconds of fight- was on the and-up, boxing officials must face the fact that today's per- formers are either mis-matched or, are so skilled that there is always present the possibility of a man being flattened with one punch and that punch could be thrown any time after the opening bell has sounded. That doesn't leave much for the fans! Three of the last four heavyweight championship fights have ended in the first round and the other lasted only six rounds. Twenty-one minutes of boxing in four years isn't much is it? And with the heavy tax bite, are out of the question. Let's face it. fighting is merely a pro- fessional promotion or high- pressure sale it is no longer a true sport One final nauseating note on the other night's affair. We don't know. about others, but our stomach took three quick flops when the lippy champ from Louisville was introduced as Muhammad. Ali So if this man wants a crack-pot, violent, bigoted or- ganization, that's his business But we don't have to treat that group or any member with re spect -- on the contrary, they are worthy of nothing but con- tempt We wonder if the crowd would have been told to 'Heil' to- wards George Lincoln Rockwell had he, by some quirk the referee up- question everyone to zot story spectator edule, at Tuesday Appliances won a over Scugog Cleaners Rez. White limited the Con- cretes to hits, three in the two-run 4th inning and then faltered in the 7th, when Brook- lin scored runs, a single four walks and Gibson's bases loaded homer. Reg Hickey re placed White and claimed seven strikeouts of the 11 batters he faced Gales 11 hits frames limaxed fo join seven six Ron Jones for the first five Piontek's homer} the opening four-run rally. He, along with Johnj| Carnwith and 'Red' McDer- maid, each had two hits for the winners 2 CAMERON Wrecking Demolition Wreck Anywhere-- Any Description FREE ESTIMATES Call 725-4285 Or Write-- 161 Mill St., Oshowe tagged all in Joe é DIA We XPORTEL OIsTHLED MATURED ANO BOTTLED right! ed by fight promoters to see no ~ been and Mr One of Canada's 3 Great Whiskies IN CANADA Oshawa Green Gaels By Geo H. Campbell |Thump Long Branch One thing seems certain inj The Gaels, right from the out- jthis year,s Ontario Lacrosse}set, showed the Long Branch} | Association's Junior "A" league.\team they meant business and} |The other teams are no match\fired home 11 goals to the) | for the Oshawa Green Gaels. |Castrolites' two. | Last night the Gaels chalked Much the same pattern per- lup their forth successive vic-|sisted in the second period, with \tory, by bombing the Long|the Gaels scoring eight and the Branch. Castrolites 24-10 at the|Castrolites another two. lCivie. Auditorium, before 500, The third period was a_ bil | fans, different as the Gaels seemed The reason for this, accord-|to toy with the Long Branch ling to Gaels coach Jim Bishop,|boys, and on three or four is hard work. occasions, a group of Gaels "We have worked harder and| would park themselves around |practiced longer than any teamjthe Castrolites goal and pass lin the league," he said after|the ball back - and - forth, with the game, '"'and it is now pay-|nobody anxious to shoot. ling off. The Gaels held practice, Larry. Ruse, who replaced sessions over the holiday week-|Gary Powless in the Castrolites' end, while the rest of the|goal for the third period, turne Junior League took a vacation." |in a great performance, stop- TONY'S WIN AGAIN: _ Taylor's Fine Pitching ~ Beats Toronto Plating One thing is for sure,Oshawa| The other contest scheduled Tony's have already marked at Kew Gardens between Rich- themselves a top contender this|mond Hill Tom Hughes Shells year in the Beaches Major Fast-\and Randall Roy Metals was ball League. washed out Last night at Alexandra Park, Ronnie Taylor sparked Tony's iT before a small crowd due to ato their second consecutive threatening rain storm. Tony's|«'home" victory, twirling a nifty received top flight pitching and/foyr-hitter, while claiming 12 timely hitting in posting a coN-|strikeouts, over the 'route Statins 4-1 win over Toronto Opiy in the fifth was Tayior ating. _ in trouble. The Queen City squad 'picked two of their four ' hits and plated their orphan eop e S Edge run. A walk to Bryan McGov- ern and back-to-back hits by | Frank Boland and Hal Smith Genosha Aces gave Plating their run Oshawa City and District Soft-. Tony's had scored earlier with ball Association's Juvenile a single tally in the third and |League swung into action last|three more in the fourth A night, in very impressive style|walk to "Barney" Oldfield, an when Genosha Aces and Peo-jinfield out and infield hit by ples Clothing staged a ding- Jack Armstrong put Tony's out dong battle, with the Aces be-jin front 1-0 ing trumped in the bottom of, In the fifth, rightfielder Ron the 9th inning, on Bill Taylor's '"'Squib" Elliott lashed out a solo single, which scored Dan Loge- home run. Consecutive hits, by man for a 3-2 victory Bob Young, Ray Suddard, a It was Taylor's third hit of the fielder's choice and another hit night, including His homer that by Taylor himself, got the other broke the 0-0 deadlock in the|two runs across and put the third inning. In the fourth, Ed'game out of reach Wright opened with a single, ad- Losing hurler, Len McKanick vanced on an infield out, and|threw good ball, good enough to passed ball and scored on Andy) win any normal game, however Konpacki's ssacrifice fly to deep Tony's collected the hits at the centre right time "Parky" Parkinson homered) The Caterers had seven hits in the fourth frame to put Aces|off McKanick while nine went back. on even terms. They tied|down via the strikeout route the game in the 8th when Spiers |Only Bob Young with two hits - opened with a single, advancediand Ron Elliott's homer proved tery which can kill a man." on a throwing error and scored costly to McKanick on an infield out Tomorrow night, Tony's travel People's got back-to-back sin- to Toronto for a meeting against gles from E. Wright and E.|Roy Lepelly's classy Seven-Up Locke, with one out in the 8th.|Shopsy team At this point, Wilson replaced, TORONTO PLATING--Selby Spiers, on the mound for Aces cf; Lantz, 2b; Forbes, If; Chad- Wilson fanned the next two bat-jwick, 1b; Nicholson, 1b in 4th; ters, to hold People's at bay.!Dickie, c; McGovern, rf and 3b; But in the 9th, Logeman opened Boland, 3b and rf; Smith, ss; with a single, advanced on a/McKanick, p wild pitch and scored the OSHAWA TONY'S game-ending run when B. Tay- strong, 2b; Simcoe lor singled solidly to the out- Mahon, cf; Booth, ¢; field rf; Young, 1b; Suddard For the first seven frames, field, ss; Taylor, p. Spiers and Konopacki waged a brilliant pitching duel, especial-|Toronto 00 ly for so early in the season, Tony's -- 901 each allowing only one run Umpires -- Norm The latter gave up only three (plate), Ray Mann hits over that distance Campbell (bases) -- Arm 3b; Me- Elliott, if; Old- RHE mMi--1 4 2 00x--4 7 O'Reilly and Geo 10 300 'Retirees' 5-Pin Bowlers Welcome New Members The Retirees' Bowling Club;May Mrs enters its 10th season of opera-|T. Hale, social convener, Bill tion next month, and Publicity|Steers and Sick and Visiting Director, BE. Halcomb ex-;commiltee chairman, Jack tends an invitation to any "re-| Mouncey tired'? man or woman wishing to Yes - YOU C Whitbread, treasurer join Since the club was formed in 1965 by Ernie Rundle, who is| still president, it has blossom- ed from a nine-member group to a 28-member organization, with more people joining each year All members of the original club were born in the year 1800) and were consequently called) the "1800 Bowling Club'. Since} only three-of the original mem-} bers are still bowling it has! been decided the name _ should be changed The "Retirees" bowl every Thursday afternoon, from June through September, at the Plaza Bowling Lanes, and Plaza Man ager 'Buddy' Bagnato'" has recently donated a handsome| trophy, for which they will com-| pete | Besides having a lot of fun, | the Retirees make a habit of | passing the hat occasionally to) help some worthy cause, such as the Timmy Fund or the Red Feather Campaign In addition to Mr. Halcolm} Rundle, the club execu- tive consists of vice-president, - from into your fav As Low as $1,995 D Here's the answer to your fami It's big and luxurious today it's exciting! N WHISKY THAN Oshawa's O Harbour Kd. Off Simcoe S. BY CANADIAN SCHENLEY DOWN PAYMENT ar GREW 2 tor jess than most cars. 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Willoughby, sacrifice by Me- in the third inning, when Beare| Jay Cees opened with "two Gahey and Ewart's single, his walked with one out, Hughes|"uns, on a single by Ron Wil-second hit, to take the lead; then|loughby, a walk to Ken Brack\another in the 8th on doubles was safe on an j and then a two-bagger by Dens|by Bob Burke and Brack and | following a passed ball, with two error, han ad nis Ewart' after two out. Beare,|the final run in the 9th on Me- Powell connected for ajwho did most of the hurling for|\Quade's opening double and a solid double, scoring both his "Port", gave up only four hits/sacrifice fly by White. out | As in the past nearly every eve \Green Gael managed to get on the scoring sheet. Phil Clayton led the pack with mine points |coming from three goals and six assists. Dwight Davies was! jnext_with seven points, made up of two goals and five assists. Jim Higgs was the big goal scorer with four goals and he also' assisted on two. others Three goals were scored by Ross Jones, and doubles by Neil Armstrong, Mike Lewis and Ken Thompson. Gaylord Powless, John Davis and Don Stinson, all scored singles. For Long Branch, Bob Sicin- ski was the big gun as he scored three and assisted on two others. Stan Cox and lan Orr each scored two and singles jwent to P. MacDonald, F 'Comeau and. R. Campbell GAELS' GAB -- Al Partington and Mike Lewis, two boys up from Whitby Lasco Steelers | nicked up five and three points respectively .. . . Long Branch picked up.13 of the 17 penalties handed out The Gael defense was outstanding, allow ing only 47 shots, most of them from long range Merv Marshall turned usual fine performance Experts Say Cassius Used Karate Blow LONDON (Reuters) -- Sonny Liston was knocked out by a karate blow of the kind that can kill or paralyse a man, The Sun newspaper says The Sun says Cassius Clay's "twister punch' was developed from karate, a deadly Japan- ese method of combat The paper says British karate expert Dillon MacCarthy, after? seeing the television film of the fight, sent a telegram to the British Boxing Board of Con- trol saying in his "Urgent protest--Liston . was knocked out by karate blow imperative you act.' The Sun quotes MacCarthy as saying: "That fight was no fix Liston probably doesn't know how lucky he was "The blow was delivered just behind the ear -- a_ classic karate blow at the carotid ar- MacCarthy also said that Lis- ton's retirment in his first fight with Clay was caused by a karate blow The Sun also summoned ex- pert advice from Prof Tatsuoh Suzuki, chief karate instructor at Tokyo University and cur- curently on a visit London The professor said: "It looks like typical karate style. The punch below the ear, even in a boxing glove, can knock a man out, provided the wrist and fist are twisted in the karate style at the moment of contact." The Sun publishes a picture of. 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