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PORTS ROUND-UP

By GAYLE TALBOT

GER, N.Y. (AP)—Roeky Marciano,
wcome the heavyweight champion of
lit is One of the more pleasant young

ed the top in what is a rough
and we kept hammering at him
to knock out Savold in ; hurry
1 1,4 Was even ing at him from
: , ae ne orner to get it over with
riters | Tule Kk
bO he was over-anxious, and
maybe he didn't 1OOK too food
1e That Savold knows a sew thing
ns 4fter fighting for 29 years. But
the fact remains that Rocky
ud«| S0pped him and that Savoid
y and 4d a friend of mine it was
til] ig, (ie worst beating he ever got
cular boy | {2 his life. He wound up in the
when he) 20SPital,- and everybody said
Rocky loc ked terrible
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ginning next Tuesday.)

Remember When

Packey McFarland, formerly

among the world’s best light-
Weight boxers, died at Joliet
Iil., 16 years ago today. H wa

member of the Illinois State
Athletic Commission. In his
ring carer Packey had 110 fights
and lost one decision

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Walcott
Sure He

Rocky Victory
Predicted, Too

By The Canadian Press

PHILADELPHIA (CP)
—Champion

ciano anxiously peered at
glowering skies today as
they marked off the long

hours for the heralded
heavyweight title clash
tonight in Municipal

Stadium,

A light drizzle dampened the
city early today bui clearing
Skies were forecast for late to-
day

Promoters look forward for a
crowd of 50,000 and a gate be-
tween $550,000 and $600,000.

The swarthy powerful,
feated challenger from
ton, Mass, remained a favorite
to dethrone the 38-year-old
champion. Latest odds boosted
Rocky to an 8-to-5 choice

Walcott is supremely confi-
dent he will hand the crude
but dangerous 28-year-old
challenger the first licking of
his career,

Trainer Dan Florio says “Joe
Wil knock him stiff in the first
round
Charley

Brock-

Goldman,
iner

Marciano’s
little tre predicts Rocky
wil Win “somewhere between
the sixth and the eighth rounds,”

Waicott will have a 12-pound
weight edges, Waleott weighed in
at 196 to Marciano’s 184

FOOTBALL SCORES

WiFU—Edmontoa 10
=

9; Saskatchewan

Calgary
6, Winnipeg 35

Chaplin May
Be Barred
From States

WASHINGTON. (AP)
United States government has
ordered an inquiry to decide
whrether Charlie Chaplin, now on
his way to Europe, should be
barred from returning to the
United States

Attorney-General]
Granery

The

James Mce-

announced the action
in the case of the English-born,
four-times married comedien |

whose name has been associated |
with leftist causes and who once |
Was investigated by the House
of Representatives committee on
American activities
MeGranery said he has told

tne Immigration and naturali-
zation service to keep Chaplin |
Oul, of the country if and when|

he returns until the hearing de- |
termines whether he is admis-
sable under United States law.

Salmon Catch
Easily Handled —
Says Minister

WINNIPRG (CP) Fisheries |
Minister Mayhew last night said}
another good haul of salmon is |
antigipated on the west coast |
this. year |

He said he did not anticipate |
there would be any difficulty in
handling the carry-over whica|
might be “10 to 15 per cent]
greate@”’ than last year’s. He}
also said the B.C Canning in-|
dustry would be able to handle
the whole of the catch. i

 

Champs After

NEW WESTMINSTER (?

edged Vancouver Kerries 10-9

forward Jack Sibbald

Queen City Juniors Boxla

Bramnton
the Canadian Junior Lacrosse championship last night as they

Narrow Win

Excelsiors retained

on a third-quarter goal by

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to check your
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A WORD TO TH

 

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Jersey Joe!
Waleott and Rocky Mar-

unde- |

  

   

SOCCER CHAMPS—Montrea!

Westminster Royals in Winnipeg, c
championship, Shown as the
right in foreground: Sam Davidson of Winnip *

Maxwell, goalkeeper Bil] Gill

English Pro Soccer Faces Clash Between |
| Players, League Clubs on Wage Issues

!
| By EDWIN 8S. JOHNSON
| Canadian Press Staff: Writer
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| LONDON—Professional- soceer
in Britain faces the possibility of
a head-on clash between players
and league clubs over the issue
of wages and transfer fees.

The Players’ Union, represent-
ing Some 3,000 members, has
been waging a fight for a boost
in the current wage scale of £14
4 week during the season and a
£10 weekly retainer for the off-
Season of some 3% months.

Spokesmen for the clubs plead

 

that the traffic Simply won't
bear it. Increased financial ob-
ligations, they say, will force

many clybs to the wall, particu-
larly the less affluent in the
lower divisions :
CHARGE “SLAVE” SYSTEM
The players can’t see it that
way, but are even more resent-
ful of what they term
market” conditions under
transfer fee system

slav
the

When contract arrangements
terminated a few weeks before
the opening of the present sea-
son, nearly 1,000 players were
automatically placed on the
transfer list. More than hait
carried a price tag on their

heads. Unless the fee demanded
was forthcoming, the players
were obliged to mark time in-
definitely without pay and only
in rare circumstances were given
the right to negotiate with other
clubs as free agents,

Jimmy Guthrie, chairman of
the players’ union, wants aa
early showdown. He claims to
have devised a solution.

The plan is to fix a player's
wages in proportion to the
transfer fee demanded for his
services or to grant the indi-
vidual his outright release.

“We have suggested,’ Mr.
Guthrie said, “that wages should
be fixed at £2 per thousand. In
other worcs, if a man is listed
for transfer at £5,000 then he

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BLC.A.
and president Andy Rell

after dropping the first of a best-of-three serizs with New
ame back to take the remaining two and the Canadian soceer
Football Astocia‘ion of Canada trophy is prese
treasurer;

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tee) Canadian Pony Places First
LONDON @—Ankerwvcke
Welsh mountain pony owned and bred by Campbell Moodie of
xslowna, BC., counsellor at Canada House here, placed first.
n the leading rein class at the National Pony
how in suburban Roehampton :
‘The pony was ridden by Moodie’s five-year-old son,
Dominic, who won the same event iast year. Dominic has been

riding leading rein for about three years.

Society’s annual

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should get £16 a week until he is
Signed by another club. {

“That would stop chabs putting
inflated prices. on unwanted
players and to- whom. they did
not have to pay wages.”
WOULD SHARE FEES

Earlier this year a special
Ministry of Labor investigating
committee recommended that
transfer fees in future should be |
limited to a maximum of £15,000.
It also suggested that transfer
fees should be equally divided
between the Football Association,
the Football League and a play-
ers’ benevolent fund

The Football Association has
declared it will have nothing
te do with the proposal, The |
league also took the stand that
the question of transfer fees
was a domestic matter of direct |

 

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