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“MELBOURNE (P—A. South Aus- Protsea, 60 miles from Melbourne, he has done everything Percy
-tralian boy who is oniy nine years Tuesday “rramed. Ivor as the po-| has asked ofhim, § ". .
old, Ivor “Caudle, may be veteran | tential record. breaker. “Ivor is “He does. the game sort of"
fo _ s : Be : track, coach Percy Cerutty's next just turned, ning -but he already training as Herb Elliott, running
ge . SI NZZINX a cone , ; ee eg pate cae > [wonder:miler.. 26°. 2) has. rune 6:30‘mile and twol over sand dunes.and along rough
i f —_ a : Ne I : Ope , oo f y “Boe: ya ae : Speaking in’ Rome .. Monday, ‘miles in’ 14 jminutes,”. she sald. bush tracks. “He follows Herb’s '

. i: | Cerutty:. claimed’.a 3:20 mile is|’ “The father became interested | basic diet of dried ‘oatmeal, nuts .

possible, and added “I. might in Percy's, teaching and has sent} and raisins. And‘he gets a big»
know the boy to'do it-some day.” Ivor. to. Portsea four times,” she| thrill out. of the fact that he js

Cerutty’s. wife, speaking from | said... AEE is'not.a big boy and sleeping in John Landy’s” old
the famous coach’ s ‘camp at| we are not‘pushing him hard but, bunk. ”

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” c se “panee, Rupe eee Mews - = os The third- place Chicago White Sox it ;
the - Wednesday, September 14; 1960 = ss, ington.6-5 on Nellie Fox’s 11th inning home run, and “closed ‘within ‘two: ‘games of

first-place’ New York in the American: League race Tuesday night.. The. Yankees oe |

Moore takes but three were walloped 12-3 at Kansas City, but retained their one- game lead over | the “

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bay ‘DALLAS, “Tex. py “Archie | - “They: want-t me. to fight Har-| the Pirates 6-3 and second-place

Moore, tworld: ‘light- heavyweight !old. ‘Johnson... But -nobody’ will St. Louis defeated Milwaukee 6-5:

_¢hampion, ‘patered heavyweight put: up the. money. I’ve fought in-11 innings.» ; Pappas (13- “10)." ‘Colavito’s: tw of Seb a
‘George ‘Abinet of: Dallas into a/Johnson ‘before and he’s: 2 good] Los Angeles swept a twi-night: run shot in the ‘fourth inning. did. “sixth, capped by Ed Bressoud's Lt

“bloody, -hulk :-in: three ., _rounds| poy, but I’m not.afraid of hima.” : pair at Philadelphia, 2-1 in 10 in-|it, It was*his.29th of-the' year—,-two- -run single. Mike McCormick]. 7 Ma
fMuesday. night; then: ‘said’: he}. Archie’s next’ bout ° will” nings and. 4-1, and ‘Cincinnati | but-his first: off. Baltimore.” Ron}: (13-11): was the winner, “He Alef ee
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wasnt:dodging a title fight as/against Roy, Shire of. rnalanap- other Chicage “Cubs, 9-6 ~6 in Me) -

. ' the: National Boxing: Association |olis: October .1, » an OM

, Bileges—he just’ wants $200,000. | . Abinet, 34° and ‘weighing j98 i oe other rae Boston: 5- 3]. ajor |
s. rchie,. trimmed ‘down to ;193 pounds, ‘could’ do little. against n the other AL game. -
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. a Seo. years, didn't: come out’ for. seven-count’ and :Archie: was on, Cleveland. -| ’ to 70. oe. 13, Mays’,
fourth round : ‘when he found whim -again. “He. knocked . Abinet Detroit. °..3.0.4. °64 (76 - 457° 19
he “had a broken. nose::... The flat as. the. bell ‘sounded.”°- Boston - wi.ss.) 61 79 443 | 22
: scheduled 10-rounder was’ record-|, “Asked “how ‘much .. Tonger he Kansas City sete 90°) |.853.% 33/2
oo asa. technical Knockout | IN would : fight, ‘Atch grinned .. and The. White : Sox,’ ‘now: three o *
“the galiin said. he. knew. hi «ais! Tented ‘Sixteen -years—that's games back of New York’ in. the]: Triples—Bruton,"1
e. when, “my. son willbe old enough “Jost”. column: with. 14° to play; |: Home. runs—-Banks,

rdiie"at defending his crown t9-win-the: championship ‘and| put. it-away ‘on © Fox’s ; second!

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“him: the: ‘amount ‘OF: money: he}: Keen, it in the: family. vs home run.of the season and, third | Pitching. the loser: ‘invrelief. Ernie Broglio, TOR
‘wanted’ _{hit‘of the night: Bob: Allison. ‘and: 11-4;°.733.. who: camé-on;in: ‘the eighth, won|- bu i ou
MORE. ‘MOUTHS: ‘TO FEED" ne Harmen ‘Killebrew homered ‘for | 2, lkeowts—Drysdale 3 : “4 NTE : / we . us els of golden. grain. Both > look to the / a a
: fe | the’-Sénators, who out-hit. -Chi-..2 OS tae Warten : me Pe “
i EMY “price is. rising—a. sort of oe vey 4 . .
cost-of-living increase. -I- Bol. - — aoe ‘the. ent were, hele pbless ‘Runnels, oe feo: saat Ans oe er ne run won, a ee bank for. expert guidance when it comes to
threé kids. now, you know. -| winning reliever Frank Baumann Smith,* “onicago “19°. 165. 314. pan ‘for’ the “Dodgers .and|. 2. working out their business. problems. Tech-
; |1-6):, Tom. Morgan: (4- 5): was Sievers, Chic. 126 -.312 | yonnny Podres (12-11). Sandy Co
No: free. balls: : the loser in relief.» | " Kuenn, Cleve, ... 474 65° 146. 308 |icoutax (8-12) then beat the) = 9, nical developments and new working methods
;UREGINA. @=A ‘Regina. magis- eae - Dick: Williams ‘drove in six runs: ‘Skowron,:-NY. .... 490.56. -148 '302 ‘Phils with a five- hitter in the es ce ae
trate. said. Tuesday it. should be} SM ‘le J tor. the ‘A’s. He: sented 2 -three- | ‘Runs—-Mantle, “New York,-110. “nightcap.- , ne, at. sea and on the land. Tequire careful | con- pe ce
: made, ‘clear: ‘ti . football fans phat). a e Leaf: S run homer: in-.the. first -inning|:.Runs batted in—Maris, New York, The Red , d th . fi t rn 8 7 a 4
: We inat beat Whitey F 101. 3 e Reds scored their first six] 7 ey 7
pl ‘tat beat W. itey Ford, oe. ane “Bite smith, Chigago 1165.7 eps. on home runs by, Son oo sideration .’ a -and the, bank manager i is a aready, ee
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PETERBOROUGH, Ont.) —| fourth with a two-run single. Bud |" ryipies—Fox, “Ohieage. 10. | coeman islam, then sewed it] 0. source | of sound and. friendly help: SEED es oo

New York Rangers — came..from Daley (15-14), who had won only| Home, runs—Maris, ‘New York, 38.-

behind ie edge’ Toronto. Maple two of his last 12, checked the]: Sieh gCoates, New. York, i 45, Jones “3, sacrifice fly by wile les ; : my
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Leafs. 4-3 ‘Tuesday night in. a|¥Yanks on eight hits, one a homer, ng—Coates, New, York, 14-3, 155)” Elston. Marshal (Bridges) 5 Diverse as ‘customers’ ‘requirements. may be, oF

"786."
National “Hockey League. exhibi- ‘by, Clete. Boyer. ..

- “Strikeouts | ~~ _ Bunning, Detroit, 195. l'won his sixth in relief.. : eee
S| tion game. that, ended ina, stick-| FIRST WIN. OVE “ORIOLES. | — : aaa coe The Canadian Bank of Comme
swinging ‘duel between jLou. Fon- Sim Bunning: (o- -12)° beat the a ree meets them

-|tinato and Frank Mahovlich. | te ste e de tonigh ht t - . as all... with the friendly. and efficient service - “ - =

-Fontinato, . - hot- -tempered- New
that makes banking a pleasure. From coast ts

| York rearguard, ‘and: the. Leafs’. : :
our ‘grid ¢ action i Ma to coast across. Canada _ people turn to The |

| big forward. drew match: Penal-
os Oh calihaian Press ‘Canadian Bank of. Commerce: as the familiar

ties. ue +
“Rpferee- “in-chief Carl ‘Voss,|_
OTE. Hamilton Tiger- Cats’ ares really dead, the Big Ph symbol. of service ‘sincerely rendered.
Four football union will find: out when the failing Cats: s

who . talked «with league , presi-.
| dent. Clarence. Campbell by: tele-
meet, ‘the Alouettes tonight: jn Montreal... niet BT eons TE Ic CANADIA. j = ke ec ——
“The Alouettes have been un-[; wr —— Cs mo

-| phone. after’ the game, ‘said.
‘| predictable so far this ‘season, 16: “19 Joss: - eR o te. a _BAN K OF COM M E RCE -

Campbell will” “consider: -discip- boa Se
~\linary: action: against. Mahovlich. “
and’ _Fontinato, ‘possibly today:
“In the past, pre- -~season out.
ne ‘breaks among ‘players, however
| serious, have. been: Agnored Py. a » | winning two ‘games and. losing |. Alouettes looked good. in “their
the Jeague.. “three; Slaughtéred by pace-set-j last start, beating ‘Ottawa 39-22. a a ‘
ting., Toronto Argonauts.’ and Ot-/,But only two days before . the ; me me Pe no
“ tawa ‘Rough. Riders,. they came Riders had smashed ‘them, 40-16. : Call: us your bankers - aims
|back: to whip the Riders and lose| Montreal's problem —exposed| 8 ee aemeans a — aes - eo
{a one-point thriller to the Argos.| when Toronto quarterback Tobin| . . Sd : Bs . oO , a
oy SE TR Montreal squashed Hamilton| Rote set passing records in beat-
EDGE OF A CLOSED.

ut ee PY ‘Dave Koen scored. ‘two for ‘the
a of our _ | || Leafs and Ron: ‘Stewart one.
me . .(983-10,in'the opening game of the; ing the team 36-14—has been
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| ‘THURSDAY NIGHT. LEAGUE cee "SO SPARKS FLY INTO TINDER, @e- | In their last, game, they might] ler into tonight’s: lineup, yanking | ..
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GENERAL. MEETING THURSDAY: ae - 90 A BLAZE,.THEN PLACE.IT.UN- “| back Paul Dekker dropped a pass| played most of his football with | ” ‘

F PER REARRANGED KINDLINGs _. | from quarterback Bernié Faloney| British Columbia Lions.in recent
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