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YORK
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Nino
Valdes,
the
lanky
Cuban
who
holds
the
Central
American
and
Cuban
heavyweight
crown,
has
taken
over
the
No.
1
position
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need
to
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weight
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years
to
become
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Brooklyn
Freddie
(Babe)
Herman,
139,
Los
Angeles,
stopped
Brian
Kelly,
137,
Niagara
Falls,
Ont.,
9.
Holyoke,
Mass.
I!ein
Ten
Hoff,
220.
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stepped
Art
Henri,
1!5,
New
York,
6.
Quebec
Don
Webber,
118
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Roanoke,
Va.,
outpointed
Fernando
vJanon,
118,
Quebec,
10.
a
shot
at
Rocky
Marciano's
title
recently
by
knocking
out
European
title
holder
Heinz
Neuhaus
in
Dortmund,
Germany.
In
the
ratings
released
today
by
editor
Nat
Fleischer,
Neuhaus
has
been
dropped
from
fifth
to
seventh
place
and
Earl
Walls
of
Windsor,
Ont.,
tnd
Edmonton.
Canada's
top
heavyweight,
h:u
rdvanced
from
seventh
to
fifth
Other
ratings
include:
Light
heavyweights:
Champion,
Archie
Moore,
St.
Louis;
their
toes
tonight
if
they
hope
to
improve
r,heir
two-win-two-loss
record
when
they
come
up
against
a
rejuvenated
Gordon
and
Andersons.
In
their
two
previous
meetings
CCC
edged
the
Hardwaremen
39-30
and
49-45.
Judging
by
Saturday
night's
performance
no
such
small
margin
is
going
to
be
enough
to
keep
Minor
Simundsen's
crew
from
its
dedicated
task
of
catching
the
loop
leaders
Manson's
Omegas.
The
rapidity
with
which
O
&
A
collected
baskets
in
the
third
frame
of
Saturday's
crowd-pleaser
left
a
desperate
Omega
squad
somewhat
stunned.
Manson's
coach
Bill
McChesney
saw
the
handwriting
on
the
wall
as
early
as
the
end
of
the
second
half
when
with
a
25-24
lead
in
hand
he
muttered
"it's
a
rough
go."
Just
how
rough
it
could
get
was
disclosed
in
the
final
quarter
when
the
trailing
Omegas
failed
to
reduce
the
G
&
A
lead.
Ralph
Pop
Pay,
Pulp
Millers'
coach
has
signed
a
player's
form
and
may
get
Into
the
act
with
some
of
his
Senior
A
experience
if
CCC
finds
themselves
in
too
much
hot
water.
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More
Ice,
Skipper
Here
Is
a
scene,
that
is
re-enacted
time
and
again
in
many
side
for
the
purpose
of
remov-!
ing
from
the
rings,
you
have
a
i
target
area
of
32
inches.
That's
;
a
large
object
to
aim
at
So,
Skipper,
do
not
be
stingy
with
,
your
ice.
And
Mr.
Player,
pleace
i
concentrate
on
the
broom
and
j
not
on
the
rock.
contenders
1,
Harold
Johnson,
Philadelphia;
2,
Joey
Maxim.
Cleveland:
3.
Volunde
ompee,
Trinidad.
Welterwrigiits:
Champion,
Kid
Gavilan,
Havana;
contenders
1-
Carmen
Basilio,
Syracuse.
N.Y.;
2,
Johnny
Bratloiw
Chicago:
3,
Johnny
Saxton.
Miook-lyn.
Lightweights:
C
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m
p
1
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n
James
Carter,
New
York;
contenders
1,
Wallace
iBu.il
Smith,
Cincinnati;
2.
Orlando
Zulueta,
Havana:
3,
Ralph
Uu-pas,
New
Orleans.
Armand
Savo'.e
of
Montreal
is
lanked
eighth
among
the
lightweight
contenders
and
Arthur
King
of
Toronto.
Canadian
champion-
who
now
fights
out
of
Philadelphia,
ninth
Featherweights
:
Cham
plon,
Sandy
Saddler,
New
York;
contenders
1,
Teddy
Davis,
Hartford,
Conn.;
2,
Willie
Pep,
Hartford:
3,
Percy
Bassett,
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curling
games
Crouched
in
the
f
.
,
.
S4
J7
Gillette
St
Next
hack
after
dusting
off
your
stone,
you
look
expectantly
down
the
ice
for
the
skip's
instructions.
It
is
the
last
exciting
end
in
a
close
game.
Your
team
is
two
up
going
home,
and
your
opponent
has"
just
drawn
"The
Ostrich-Headed
.
.
.
Skip"
'
with
an
out-turn
to
the
rings
at
'
the
side
of
the
house.
Your
skip
Curling
Results
Results
of
last
night's
Women's
Curling
club
Columbia
Cellulose
trophy
play
are
as
follows:
7
p.m.
draw.
Shier
4.
Wlllson
li;
Turner
3,
McLeod
13;
Ramsay
lt
Schuman
4.
Gillette
ROCKET
Gift
Set
bITl
faCK
UT
has
poised
himself
over
the
of-:
fending
rock
and,
with
a
non-I
chalance
he
does
not
feel,
sig-I
rials
you
to
remove
it
from
the
rings.
Then,
caliper-like,
he
!
measures
one
foot
of
ice
and
holds
his
broom
there
expec-I
tantly.
W4
950
50
Gillette
BLUE
BLADES
In
Dispensers-
Colorful
package
con
9
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m.
draw,
Johnston
15,
M
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Broom
2:
McKenzLe
IS,
Anderson
4;
Bateman
15,
Crosstey
.
Wednesday
afternoon
draw
at
2
.30
Partridge
vs.
Wtlkins;
Thorn
vi.
Wakley;
Hamilton
vs.
Lewi.
tain
Gillette
Rocket
one-piea
fci
Styrene
travel
case
with
10
Gillm
Blade
in
dispenser,
tube
of
Gillette
;
ing
Cream
plus
en
eitra
10-blade
tb;
Holiday
pack
of
S
dispenser
each
holding
10
Gillette
Blue
Blade.
A
gift
he'll
use
and
appreciate
for
months
to
come.
NAVY
DANCE
DKII
I.
HALL
HMCS
CHATHAM
For
the
Ship's
Company
Indian
Jack
Jacobs
who
was
tagged
as
the
joat
by
Eastern
sportswriters
after
the
1950
Grey
Cup
final
completely
vindicated
himself
Saturday
and
also
set
some
marks
at
which
others
can
shoot.
He
tried
46
passes,
12
more
than
the
previous
high
in
attempted
passes.
Claude
Arnold
of
Edmonton
Eskimos
tried
34
in
Edmonton's
losing
bid
against
Toronto
Argonauts
last
year.
Jacobs
completed
28
passes
out-distancing
the
old
Grey
Cup
record
of
Keith
Spaith
of
Calgary
Stampeders
in
1949
against
the
winning
Montreal
Alouettes.
Jacobs'
average
of
pass-completions
was
.609
another
record.
Spaith's
was
.594.
Indian
Jack
moved
the
Bombers
along
for
326
yards
with
his
passes.
The
closest
to
th.'.t
In
yardage
passing
was
Arnold's
261
last
year.
According
to
Cayle
Talbot
television
can
be
a
cruel
medium
when
it
exposes
to
the
public
gaze
such
a
travesty
on
the
boxing
game
as
was
perpetrated
by
Oannjr
Bucceroni
and
Freddie
Beshore
recently.
He
says
that
although
Bucceroni
won
by
a
knockout
over
an
obviously
washed-up
opponent,
he
did
not
further
his
claim
to
a
shot
at
Rocky
Marciano's
heavyweight
title,
mainly
because
the
great
TV
audience
saw
the
mismatch
and
evaluated
it
for
what
it
was
worth.
Talbot
asserts
that
had
TV
been
nation-wide
in
1930
Primo
Canera
would
never
have
been
manoeuvred
into
the
heavyweight
title,
with
his
string
of
46
knockouts
over
pushovers,
because
millions
of
television
fans
would
not
have
stood
for
such
a
gigantic
fraud.
However,
Talbot
says,
Bucceroni
is
no
phony.
The
tall
Philadelphian
is
a
top-drawer
heavyweight,
maybe
the
second
or
third
best
in
the
world
today.
But
he
will
have
to
prove
himself
against
much
better
opposition
than
Beshore
before
there
will
be
an
effective
public
demand
to
see
him
fight
Marciano.
POST
SCRIPTS
Part
of
Manson's
defeat
has
been
laid
to
former
coach
Don
Hartwig's
inability
to
start
the
game
with
the
league's
pace
setters.
Hartwig
who
was
tripling
in
brass
Saturday
night
had
already
guided
two
teams
to
victory
earlier
in
the
evening
when
his
General
Motors'
squad
had
taken
the
measure
of
Nelson
Brothers
in
the
Inter
B
fixture
and
his
Fraser
and
Payne
crew
trounced
Watts
&
Nickerson
in
the
Inter
A
tilt.
,
Seems
at
that
if
Hartwig
isn't
Johnny-on-the-spot
Manson's
don't
get
the
start
they
need.'.
.
.
Barbed
remarks
from
the
bench
drew
technical
fouls
for
both
Watts
&
Nickerson
and
Gordon
and
Andersons
Saturday
as
referees
Gus
Nickerson
in
the
case
of
the
first
and
Vera
Ciccone
In
the
latter
handed
out
penalties.
Watts
&
Nickerson
also
received
one
when
a
substitute
failed
to
report
to
the
scorekeeper
.
.
.
The
CNRA
mixed
curling
club
gets
underway
December
13
and
president
W.
D.
McAra
report;
there
is
still
room
for
two
more
teams.
Ten
rinks
are
lined
up
at
the
moment
skipped
by
G.
Buchanan,
R.
Cameron,
J.
Cameron,
J.
Barton,
T.
Inkster,,
J.
Paul,
J.
Mitchell,
J.
Kirn-bauer,
E.
Dennis,
Ian
Dunbar,
W.
T.
Van
De
Vanter.
Secretary
of
the
club
is
Kay
Paul.
Curling
times
for
CNRA
clifb
are
5
p.m.
to
7
p.m.
and
7
to
9
p.m.,
Sundays.
All
the
while
your
brain
is
doing
a
few
nip-ups
and
you
wonder
what
weight
to
play:
you
think
maybe
the
skip
has
given
you
too
much
ice.
The
opposing
rock
is
siowly
becoming
more
and
more
formidable
Champlatn's
historic
North
American
explorations
,egan
with
a
voya
to
Nova
Stvtla
in
1603.
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in
your
mind
until
it
assumes
such
proportions
that
your
skip's
broom,
the
target
you
are
supposed
to
be
concentrating
on,
is
completely
obJ",erated
from
your
thoughts.
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skip
begins
to
feel
th3
effects
of
a
mild
apoplexy;
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Your
team-mtites
sense
a
feeling
of
panic
which
contributes
no
little
to
their
later
futile
effort;
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This
is
one
night
in
the
curling
season
the
skip
doesn't
offer
to
chauffeur
you
home.
Yet,
I
dare
say
75
per
cent
of
take-out
shots
missed
in
curling
are
on,
the
narrow
side.
This
is
due
to
two
things;
ID
Being
narrow
of
th?
broom;
(2)
The
skip
beins
niggardly
in
giving
ice.
Stop
and
think
for
a
minute.
The
curling
stone
that
you
are
trying
to
hit
is
approximately
12
inches
in
diameter.
The
stone
that
you
are
throwing
is
12
inches
in
diameter,
and
if
you
allow
two
inches
for
striking
the
opposing
;-,ton(
on
either
Red
Wings
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NHL
Lead;
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Red
Wings
may
have
set
some
sort
of
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record
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