Clay termed
“greatest”

by Goldman

By MURRAY
NEW YORK
ley Goldman, who trained re-
tired heavyweight chompion
Rocky Marciano and other world
titleholders, seys Cassius Clay
is a throwback to the old-time
boxers.

“He says he is the greatest.”
says Goldman Monday. “Maybe
he is. The main thine is that he
thinks so. No one has licked
him yet. Until someone beats
him he'll have to be the preat-
est---for now.”

“The thine IT like abaut Clay
is that he started boxing when
he was young, like the old-tim-
ers did. Me cots, drinks and
slecps boxine. It's his life. LHe's
@s cocky as they come and that’s
good.

“I think help beat Doug Jones,
If he wants to go after Sonny
Liston after that, why not"
He's as bie and strong is Liston.”

CALLS THE ROUND

Clay, winner of all 17 of his
pro fights .14 hy knockouts
boasts he's a cineh to stop
Jones in Madison Square Gar-
den Wednesday night. “He'll
in six.” -aid) Cassius.

The Garden already has been
sold out to its capacity of 18,-
000, The gross gate will hit
$100,000 and closed-cirenit. tel --
Vision to 40 outlets in 38 cities
will add about $250,000 to the
pot.

ROSE

Any) ~ Char-

LO

Mann makes
pro debut
tomorrow

VANCOUVER » -- A ’
Prince George boxer who turned
pro after bringing a gold medal
back to Canada from the last
British Empire Games. makes his
debut here Wednesday night on
the same card as Cassius Clay.

Harold Mann, 23. will take on
Ed Jones of Oakland. Calift.. in
one of three bouts to fuliow a
televised fight between Clay and
Doug Joncs beamed in by closed
circuit to screens in Exhibition
Forum,

Mann, who in partnership with
his brother runs an automotive
Parts firm in the internor city,
holds the British lieht middle-
weight. Canadian welterweight,
Canadian middleweight and BEG
lightmiddle championships.

LAST NIGHT’S FIGHTS

Lewiston, Me. ip— Sugar Ray
Robinson, 161. New York. knock-
ed out Billy Thornton. 167, Mem-
phis, Tenn., 3.

Paris «?. Francois Pavilla,
14914. France. outpointed Char-
ley Scott. 148°. Philadelphia, 10,

Hollywood, Calif. ?—Ray Walk.
Los Ancveles. defeated Memo Lo-
pez, 143'., Mexico, 10.

 

 

 

 

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PICKS SIXTH ROUND FOR NE
Clay. the talkative young heavyweight,
wriving in New York today from Miami, Fla. The fingers de-
nete the number of rounds Cassius Says he'll kayo Doug Jones in
their Madison Square Garden bout next Wednesday.

Wants 10 mix he's getta go in six
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“If Jones |
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By ROD CURRIE

STOCKHOLM ‘(.— Trail Smoke
Eaters and goalie Seth Martin.
tagged for nine goals in two
games, face their first real test
of the world hockey champion-
ships tonight when they tackle.
Czechoslovakia, a strong defens-
ive team loaded with talent and
picked by many observers to win

the world crown from Sweden.
Experts agree the Smokies will
have to try a lot harder than.
they did in defeating the United '
States 10-4 Monday night to rate |
much of a chance for the title.
After the Czechs, the Canadians!
|

World puck

statistics

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Sprinter cracks
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MELBOURNE (Reuters)
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bert broke the women's world
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A, Macdonald vs. Forester
Garner vs. Warren
Symington vs. Sheppard
Tindel vs. Duchinski
Lemire vs. Hubbard
Draw 2 — 8:45 p.m.
K. McLean vs. Shriners
Johnston vs. Bateman
Gomez vs. Ford
Grene vs. Smith
Scott vs. B. Eby
Simundson vs. Ward
Draw 3 — 11:00 p.m,
Shier vs. H. Lewis
Lindsay vs. Bob Anderson
Morgan vs. Simpson
Pallister vs. Kritsmanson
Paisley vs. McKeown
Bell vs. Gleave

THURSDAY
Draw 4 — 6:30 p.m. ,
Blocka vs. Paisley
Ross Anderson vs. Ward '
Pallister vs. H. Lewis |
Bob Anderson vs. Simpson
Langfrod vs, Crowe
Manson vs. McKeown
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Smith vs. J. Eby
Bell vs. Garner
Newton vs. Duchinski
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A LITTLE BIT OF SPORT

rinks from Saskatchewan
Northern Ontario will clash to-

National police curling champ-

the world hockey tournament ;
after Monday's games:
Group A

W LT FA Pt.

Czechs 3.0 0 28 5 6
Canada 3.0 0 27 9. 6
Sweden 3°00 11 2 6
Russia 2 1 0 22 6 4
Finland 1 2 1 1617 3,
W. Germany ‘0 3 1 835 4
E. Germany 0 00 9 24 oO
United States 0 3 9 8 31 0

MONDAY’S RESULTS
Group A
Canada 10, United States 4
Finland 4, West Germany 4
Group B
Romania 7, Yugoslavia 4
Norway 9, Britain 2
Switzerland 5, France 0
Group C
Austria 3, The Netherlands 2
TODAY'S SCHEDULE
Group A
Russia vs East Germany
Sweden vs United States
Canada vs Czechoslovakia
Group B

‘peared at the top of the West-

-occupied for two months by San
-Francisco’s Nick Mickoski.

_ week's honors.

point.

CANADA MUST BE SHARP

Smokies, Czechs clash
in big test tonight

must play Sweden and Russia.

The Trail club was behind 2-1
for the first 23 minutes against
the inexperienced Americans.

Canada has beaten three of
the weak countries in the cham-
pionship group but hasn’t ap-
peared impressive. The Smokies
blanked West Germany 6-0 and
were behind 3-1 before rallying
for an 11-5 victory over East
Gemany
COACH SATISFIED

The Canadians found little in
their performance against the

replaced forward Norm Lenardon

 

U.S. to bolster their morale for
the Czech battle, but coach

Bobby Kromm said he was ‘well
enough satisfied’ afte® the’ poor
first’ period.

He said he will use the same
lineup against the ‘Czechs. In
Monday night’s game, Kromm

with Gerry Penner, who got a
goal, and benched Ed Pollesel in
favor of 205-pounder Ted Maki
on defence.

Canada, Czechoslovakia - and
Sweden are tied for first place,
each with six points fron: three
wins and no defeats. Russia is |
fourth with two wins and one!
loss for four points.

 

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; Tuesday, March 12, 1963 : ;
| Minor cagers close season _
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teens, r

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last quarter
Orphans edged Peter Peterson and Normar
final|Jung aided in Orphans victor

with six points each. Best fo

eight.

Plans for a wind-up banque

announced shortly,

rally for thei
wound ‘up at the Civic Centre} well deserved win. Y _

Saturday as
Little Chiefs 23-20 in the
12-13 age group game.

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points, Orphans ran up a 12-6
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, Everybody Welcome

Prince Rupert Pony League
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
at Civic Centre
Wednesday, March 13th at 8 p.m.

Kindly Attend

 

 

 

 

 

Fielder moves to top |
with seven-point rally |

Lae

SEATTLE (P—A new name ap-

ern Hockey League scoring par-:
ade this week as Seattle’s Guyle
Fielder took over the No. 1 spot

Fielder’s seven-point outburst |
in the week ending Sunday |:
night gave him a season's total
of 82, two ahead of Mickoski.
and earned him “player of the
In that period
Mickoski picked up only one

Vancouver's Phil Maloney was
a point back in third spot with
79.

- The statistical summary is- ;
Yugoslavia vs Norway Sued by the league Tuesday
Poland vs France showed Fielder still far in front

Group C 7
Hungary vs Denmark
Belgium vs Austria

hee

Police curling today

SUDBURY, Ont @ — Police
and

day in the final of the annual

ionships.
Saskatchewan, repersented by”
a Saskatoon City police rink

ficulties on the way to the final, |
while Northern Ontario’‘s rink,
skipped by C. G. Robertson of
Red Lake’s Ontario Provincial.
Police, picked up three casy wins.

alleys |

 

 

Celeo City “A” League

Grace Shuster, Annette Jo-
hansen and John Comadina all
af Rupert Motors grabbed laur-
ds themselves while Pacing their
squad toa vietory of four points
noCeleo City “A” Bowling last
week,

Crrace woman's

racked upon

high single of 262 while Annette
tolled high three of 674, Johnny

took men's high single with 311:
Men's high three was won by ;
with

Both team honors went to Ru-,
pert Motors with a single of 1266
und three of 3607,

Results:

Rupert Motors 4, Central Bar-
ber Shop 0; Good Neighbours 3,
LP's 1; ACK Airlines 3, Ormes
Drugs 1: Yukon Jewellers 3. Is |
dies Newsund 1; law Gondola 3,

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Juek’s 1; Standard Ol 214,
Paul's Serviee 14,

Celeo City “B" League
Bill Poster of PWA tallied

(28) single and three of W15 for

fop honors in Celco City “B"
League last week,

For the women, tt was Sharon
Johnston of fuurise with a single
af 27) and Phyltls Doyle of Teddy
Boys with 560,

Aunrise won team high single:
with 1346 ond Teddy Boys with:
4150) took team three,
Results:

Teddy Boys 4, Civil Service 0:
PWA 3, Star Cabs ds THWot Shots
QO; Thirsty "7" 4:
WW Thornber 0; Johnson Out
bourds 4, Can, Btevedoring 1:
Sunrise 3, Overwniten 1,

Thursday Mixed

Jessie Shenton of Teadpinners
rolled a 267 single and put to-
wether three games of 745 last

 

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poluts in Thursday Mixed bowl-.
Ing action,

Al McFadden of John's B.A.!
Service captured men's high’!
single with 274 while Bric Chris- ,
fensen of Women of the Moose |
rolled 646 for men's top triple,

Team high single was
by Headpinners with Lhoir tally
Of 1288, und Fashion Footweut |
With 3454 walked off with team.
three,

Results:

Headpinners 4, Maple
Cafe O; John's B.A.
Home
Miller

taken

Lent.
Service 4/!

Bay 3, Canisco J:

Wear 2, Certified Welders 2: Fa.!
shion Footwear 2, Universa] 2,
Men's Vive-pin League

(A League)

Ree Ronald of Ga Gondola:
and Bert Mdpar of Grotto copped
high single and high three with
210 anc 680 respectively In Men's
Five-pin action last week,

lit Gondola took both team
highs with a single of 1016 and
three of 2883,

Results:

Cooks 3, Edwards Towlng 1:3

Longshoremen 2, Shmoos 23) Lit
Gondola 3, 'Paramounts 1;

Stromdahls 4, Grotto 0,
(BD League) \
Spero Postulo of Spero's and

Meh single of 208 and three of
712 respectively,

Both team high single nnd
three owas eaptured hy City
Transfer with season record of
1123, and 2039,

Results:

Bud's Cate 3, Collar Dwellers:
Ii) Rebels 4, UrAWU 0, Clty
Transfer. 4, Columbus 0; Wlee-
Melans 3, Legion J: Babcock |
J, Speruy |,

 

‘in assists with 67.
teammate, Bob Barlow. rang up

Super Service 0 (defaulty;; tournament with a thin entry of
WOTM | three.
4 Yukon Gems 2: Don's Men's i

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five goals in two games to tie

 

VERNON WINS
VERNON (.—Vernon Midgets
spotted New Westminste two
first-period goals and then came

‘roaring back to score a decisive

5-2 victory in the first of the
two-game, total-goal B.C. mid-

get hockey playdown series.
skipped by Ken Arndt, had dif- :

 

LOU GETS BETTER
MONTREAL (— Lou Fontin-

-ato is reported responding well

to treatment with a traction ap-

-paratus for the severe neck in-
‘jury he suffered in Montreal's
‘National Hockey League

fame
here Saturday night against New

York Rancers.

THE BIG CLASH
KINGSTON, Ont. @—~ Barring

 

;an upset, the long-awaited clash

between McMaster Marlins and
University of British Columbia
Thunderbirds could be in the
final game of the Canadian col-
lege hockey tournament.
TAKES LEAD IN ANL

NEW YORK (#—Hank Ciesla
of Cleveland Barrons collected 12
points Jast week and took over
the American Hockey League's
scoring lead with &7 points

. WOMEN'S BASKETBALL

KELOWNA (-- British Colhuin-
bla and Saskatchewan meet here |
tonight In the opening game of:
the Canadian senior A women's |
basketball chamiponship —- a

KEEP SHOES ON
NEW YORK (4 ~~ Mthiopin's
Abcbo Bikila, 29, who raced bare.
foot to Win the marathon in the
1960 Olympics nt Rome satd Mon-
day he'll keep his shoes on when
he runs in’ Boston Marathon
April 10.
WOCKEY SCORES
By The Canadian Press
Saskatchewan Senior
Yorkton 1, Regina 9g
Best-eof-saven semi-final
3-3
Saskatoon 4, Moose Juw 2
Saskatoon wins best-of-seven
somle-final 4-2,
Manitoba Junior
Winnipeg Monarehs 3, Bran- |
don 8 Brandon wins best. |
of-five semi-final 3-9
v4 ~ Bastorn League
Hnoxville 6, Charlotte 3
| Bost-of-five southern
Mal tled 2-2,

tied

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‘mained unchanged,
Don Head had the fewest goals- |
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RASKETBALL SCORES

-¢ BY The Assoclated Progs

National Axsoctetion ;
Los Angelos 100, Ot, Lous oa |

 

Vancouver's Buddy Boone for the |
80al-scoring lead with 39 apiece, -

Two other departments’ re-
Portland's

 

 

 

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'Mickoski, SF 36° 44 80
‘Maloney V. 24 55 79
‘Carmichael LA 35 43078
:Panagabko, SF 29 41 70
‘Goyer, P. 19 51 70
‘Boone, V. 39 30. 69!
Solinger, LA 27 42 69!
-Kurtenbach, SF 26 43 «69°
Edmundson, SF 29 39 68:

 

City shuttlers |

to take part
in tourney.

At least 12 players from the
Prince Rupert Badminton Club
will attend the North Central
Open Badminton Tournament
being held in Prince George next
weekend.

Heading up for an attempt
at the loot are Mr. and Mrs.
Jimmy Stephens, Jimmy O’Brien,
Art Garrett, Dr. Bill Arnold,
Bruce Mills, Car] Etzertsa, Ann
Smith, Rita King, Helga Worster,
Dennis Burnip and Allen Camp-
bell.

Entrants will commence play-
ing Saturday and a break will
lake place Saturday evening for

a banquet and dance.

Beginners badminton at the

| Civie Centre this evening has

been cancelled due, to the ap-
pearance of the New York
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