Prince
Rupert
Ua,y
fjw.
Tuesday,
October
2(1,
1903
.JJ
Last
Night
;
Fights
SPORTS
ROUND-UP
By
The
AssocU
d
Press
Filchock
Takes
Revenge
As
Riders
Edge
Eskimos
Today
and
Wednesday
Shows
at
1:00
p.m.
Last
Complete
Show
....
8:15
p.m.
f
Kid
Gavilan
To
Challenge
Turpin,
Olson
Bv
JACK
HAND
NEW
YORK
lAP)
The
new
middleweight
champion
of
the
in
CUNft
MCtO
I
Vl
fUCHT
THC.HEMFFI
I
2a
By
The
Canadian
Pwss
'
BasKatphewan
Roligftridei;,
Football
Union
games
this
season.
Tho
Rniiph
riders
won
the
dis-
nrcvirtwicl1,
"R.i.
Del
Flana-Eaii
14!H,
St.
Paul,
outpointed
&t?r
Marcello,
1474,
Providence,
10.
'
,
Brooklyn
Floyd
Patterson.
16(j.
Brooklyn,
outX)inted
Wes
Basom,
l534,
St.-
Louis,
8.'
Qebec
'
Don
WebbiT,
121,
Roanoke.
I
Va.,
outpointed
fer-nando
Oagnon,
120:l4,
Quebec,
"l9,t
MAN"
By
GAYLE
TALBOT
GROSSINGER,
N.Y.
(AE)
There
have
been
some
fight
training
camps
that
were
museum
pieces,
including
one
we
recall
in
which
Lou
Nova
delved
into
the
mysteries
of
yogi
and
made
pals
with
a
live
bear,
but
the
one
which
has
been
going
on
here
for
a
number
of
weeks
seems
to
rank
right
up
with
the
their
coach
Frankle
Filchock
Unction
wfth
a
close
20-19
de-agiin
savouring
the
taste
of
vie-
cision
over
the
Eskimos
Monday
torv
in
the
city
of
his
rjrmer
night
to
move
into
second
place
triumphs,
today
hold
the
dls-uln
"iru
ll4,rls.
mar
10.
zanieet
of
the
lot.
"
.
South
Gate.
Calif.-Vinnie
de
!
UIU-""
OI
niv'"S
Carlo.
H8'2.
Philadelphia,
atop-
ton
Eskimos
their
nrst
beating
pod
Baby
Ike,
148,
Los
An-jat
home
and
two
of
their
three
teles,
7.
'
1
in
15
Western
Interprovincial
Neill
Armstrong
hit
a
high
octane
stride
Monday
night,
leading
Winnipeg
Blue
Bombers
to
an
18-6
victory
over
Calgary
Stampeders
in
a
Western
Inter
provincial
Football
Union
game.
world
Randy
Turpin
or
Bobo
Olson
will
have
a
ready
challenger
In
Kid
Gavilan,
the
welter
titleholder.
The
Cuban
Kecd,
training
at
Summit,
N.J.,
for
a
Nov.
13
defence
against
Johnny
Bratton
at
Chicago,
is
anxious
to
jump
into
the
160-pound
division
against
the
winner
of
Wednesday's
15-round
bout
at
Mauison
Square
Garden.
"Win
or
lose
with
Bratton.
we
want
Turpin
or
Olson
next,"
said
Angel
Lopez,
Gavllan's
manager.
"Personally.
I
like
Turpin
a
little
bit.
But
who
knows?''
NOBODY
KNOWrf
Who
knows?
That
Is
the
story
says
now.
"and
I
didn't
like
it.
I
don't
know
what's
wrong
with
the
guy
unle
his
deafness
has
made
him
sensitive.
It's
been
a
hell
of
a
camp."
Because
he
wisliea
to
talk
to
nob"dy
and
worked
out
mainly
in
seclusion
at
the
remote
han-gni
gymnasium
which
is
Rocky
Mureiano's
favorite
training
base,
any
report
on
how
many
rounds
Turpin
has
boxed
since
arriving
here
has
to
be
hearsay.
Some
say
the
total
is
surprisingly
low
consiucmig
the
prize
MEETING
Alaska
Music
Trail
Auxiliary
Wednesday,
October
21,
8
p.m.
LAWKS'
LOrXCE
CIVIC
CENTRE
All
nu'inbrrs
and
those
Interested
please
attend
NEXT
CONCERT
NOVEMBER
4
It
was
Winnipeg
s
nrst
win
on
the
road
this
season.
The
loss
meant
little
to
Edmonton.
With
the
league
schedule
winding
up'
this
week-end,
the
Eskimos
are
eight
points
ahead
of
Riders.
The
triumph
must
have
been
sweet
to
Filchock,
for
he
coached
the
Eskimos
to
the
Grey
Cup
final
last
year,
only
to
lose
his
job
when
he
came
back
from
Toronto.
I
Alnhamo
Vi
ci
1
ft.
iplf
Rnhhv
Mar.
of
tins
Olson-rurpin
ngnt
in
tj-
I
w.j
j
Those
who
have
gone
through
It
say
they
will
never
forget
Randy
Turpin
as
long
as
they
live.
The
strange
character
who
fights
Bobo
Olson
for
the
world
middleweight
title
Wednesday
night
at
the
Garden
has
distributed
scars
which
will
endure
and
none
of
them
on
his
sparring
partners.
By
great
good
luck,
It
seems,
most
of
our
sports
writers
were
busy
with
such
things
as
the
world
series
and
the
opening
of
the
football
season,
and
so
were
largely
spared.
The
principal
sufferers
were
a
group
of
British
experts
who
were
here
on
orders
from
their
respective
papers,
and
Col.
Bob
Brumby,
a
gentleman
from
Georgia
who
was
being
highly
paid
by
trie
promoting
IBC
to
drum
up
interest
in
the
impending
brawl.
MOODY
MAILER
About
the
first
thing
Turpin
did
was
let
Brumby
know
that
he
wanted
no
part
of
him.
The
second
was
to
do
everything
but
sic
doss
on
his
iournalisUr.
at
stake
TOTE
Murray
Goodman,
the
head
-hich
Bobo
from
Honolulu
and
,
7
-
"y
San
Francisco
s
au
il-to-5
fa-
"Weekend'
7:00
and
9:5
if
nuhiieist..
publicist,
ek.ims
claims
uie
the
a
ais
irc
9Wllv
i
i.-
.......
1
"One
Way
Street"
.
Unction
of
having
been
the
first
voiite.
;jow.
Sullv
Glasser
former
West-
'
'
'
'"'"
-.Vi
t
lis
Tllti
Almost
to
a
man,
managers
3
VolldCe's
Department
Store
Pinter
Herbie
Johnson
and
Rid-r
ers
new
quarterback
find,
Bill
Women's
Warm
Winter
j
Todd,
led
the
Rou&hrider
ground
!
:
attack.
Filchock,
who
replaced
Glenn
and
trainers
who
make
boxing
their
business
lean
toward
Olson.
They
respect
Turpin
for
his
first
fight
with
Sugar
Ray
Robinson,
but
they
nve
been
bewildered
by
his
sporadic
person
outside
Turpin
s
entourage
to
see
ham
box,
and
that
was
less
than
a
week
ago.
"I
don't
know
n.iether
he's
conceited
or
sensitive
or
jusl
plain
ornery,"
Goodman
says,
bui
I
do
know
that
he
s
strong
and
in
shape.
From
what
I
saw
i
leuily
thing
he
s
improved
100
per
cent
over
his
second
fight
with
Ray
Robinson
two
years
PRINCE
RUPEE!
TO
Do
bos
in
the
quarterback
slot,
produced
a
sparkling
passing
and
ground
attack.
A
crucial
pass
interception
by
M
1
Snuggies
and
Vests
:
15
Wool
100
Nylon
And
Wool
and
Nylon
A
complete
stock
of
all
sizes
and
qualities
now
available.
Kayser
and
Watson
at
the
Turpin
may
pick
up
nw
support
if
he
makes
the
160-pound
weight
as
easily
as
his
handlers
think.
He
weighed
161
when
ex-
I
J
I
import
centre
John
Wosniak
m
produced
Marlow's
major,
and
a
,
boot
to
the
deadline
by
veteran
vp
tim
that
he
has
countrymen.
The
moody
mauler,
.
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h.,;.,
Oeill
nnlQH
n
ko
loft
.a,m.AU
nl.n.
I
the
killer
instinct
that
Olson)
lllllli
II
Mil
KK'K
IIIKAS
"$15.oo
vvkm;mj.
$27-oo
The
result
has
been
an
unparalleled
blasting
in
the
British
press
and
a
detectable
coldness
in
Brumby's
dispatches.
"The
man
was
rude
to
me,"
the
distinguished
luo-tnunipti
m
I
Ken
Charlton
brought
the
win-
ning
point
with
only
three
inin-J
utes
of
play
left.
J
I
Other
Saskatchewan
majors
H
j
came
from
end
Harry
Lampman
I
and
Todd.
..
.v
...
-
-
-
-
Halfback
Rollie
Miles
got
K.1-
j
monton
off
to
a
fast
start
with
!
j
his
fifth
touchdown
in
two
I
j
games.
Claude
Arnold,
the
Ne
same
price
as
anywhere
in
Canada.
All
sizes.
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
amined
Thursday.
When
Randy
fought-Charles
Humez
for"
the
European
title
In
June,
he
had
to
sweat
off
a
half-pound
in
u
steam
bath
after
the
weigh-in.
As
Asbury
Park.
N.J.,
Olson
has
worked
on
a
consistent
schedule
of
70
rounds
In
22
days.
Turpin
boxed
about
27
rounds
In
five
workouts
at
his
Oros-singer,
N.Y.,
camp
but
did
his
heavy
drills
in
Britain.
r-KTLKSIU
K(,
ATTENTION
-
Hard
of
Hearing
$29.70
gro
speedster
danced
over
the
line
for
the
Eskimos
second
tally.
Edmonton's
third
touchdown
came
when
Oklahoma
end
Frankie
Anderson
caught
Arnold's
37-vard
forward
on
'the
Rider
goal
line
for
the
five
points.
Snyder
converted
all
three
majors,
running
his
successful
convert
kicks
to
33
straight.
lacks.
He
had
his
brother
Jackie
boxing
with
him,
a
little
guy
pu
bigger
than
a
featherweight,
and
he
beat
him
up
badly.
He
banged
hell
out
of
him
and
had
him
bouncing
off
the
floor
like
a
rubber
bali
his
own
brother.
"You
know,
these
British
fellows
are
-pretty
crafty,
before
he
even
came
over
Turpin
had
been
hiding
out
in
some
old
castle
up
in
Wales
or
somewhere
and
I'm
told
he
worked
58
rounds
there.
If
I
ever
saw
a
fighter
who's
ready,
he
is."
The
British
reporters,
meanwhile,
are
divided
between
loyalty
to
the
Empire
and
their
personal
antipathy
for
this
churlish
fellow
who
one
of
them
designated
"Britain's
ambassador
of
bad
manners."
They
would
like
to
win
the
crown
and
see
Randy
get
his
brains
knocked
out
too.
Brumby
has
no
such
problem.
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Monday
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Hockey
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standings
by
virtue
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a
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victory
over
Victoria
Cougars.
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wins
and
a
tie;
lor
Cougars,
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win.
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to
gladden
the
hearts
of
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3,000
Victoria
fans,
slapping
rubber
at"
Vancouver
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Worsley
from
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