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| MELBOURNE (CP) —
r (Phe track. and field -pro-
“lovain of the 1956: Olympic!
‘|Games.— ‘spectactilar all
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cr-the Civic |: Three world récords fell on the
t |last day of ‘a program that saw
i= =}yecord . after record ‘smashed in
é/| just over. a week of -competition.
n’ | And, Canada picked up, its first
aks |track points -of the °1956 Games
when: its 1,600-metre relay team:

he -| placed fifth: in. today’s final: ~ oe

‘The Canadians ‘just missed col-

‘| tion whén Alice® Whitty of Van-
::[eouver. lost: her fifth-place spot
in. the women’s, high jamp after

‘an official change... --

-|wound wp a disappointing showr
“ling in the two-day Olympic ca-
‘noe. competition with - second-
jast.. placings.in both of the
events:they. .quatified | for today.
They: ‘had:.suffered similar set-
backs Friday. 3. > so \
take: | wound yp-an unbeaten string ‘in
9 {thé consolation round _ of. ‘the
Po Olympic’ tournament following
'éItheir early elimination from top-
-pracket-play, defeating Japan.75-
60.-to finish. in::ninth : place “in
the. over-all: tanding of the 14

 
  

ont: |o- The. U.S. won its: third: gold
rt (medal in:the final big show when
a: lits 1,600-metre team sped to. vic-
“jtory over ‘Australia’ .and..France.
‘Canada ‘managed’ - only‘: four

  
   

 
 
 

  

 
  

 

  

  

 
  
  
 
  
   

 

 
 
   
  
  
        

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Wings Tonight

By The Canadian Press
_ Boston Bruins’ stay in the
heady atmosphere at the top of
the National Hockey League may
be short-lived as Detroit Red
Wings begin tonight to make up
the three games they have. in
hand, but it will be no legs sweet,
or puzzling, for all:that. |

Bruing.as they play the fifth-
‘place Toronto Maple Leafs- in
Toronto. tonight while Chicago
Black Hawks. meet Canadiens in
Montreal. ;

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field show, 2.02 9 es
. Betty” “Cuthbert,* Australia’s
golden girl, became a triple gold
medal. winner ‘by anchoring the
rl” winning ‘Australian tearh today.
race.| She previously had won both the
100 and. 200-metre sprints.
IMORROW GETS ‘TRIPLE .
1}. Bobby: Morrow, the United
I States’ ace sprinter from San
“{Benti, ‘Texas, also became a
s0'.|triple gold winner in the men’s
“1400-metre relays oo:

Mildred McDaniel outclassed
her field’ in the women’s high
jump, With the Olympic title
safely here, she went on to try
for a world mark and made it.
“Her 5-914 leap broke the world
merk of five feet, 844 inches held

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Luxembourge's’ Josy |;
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“ecklaus Richtwenheim of Ger-
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Canada's 1,600 - metre relay

and salvaged fifth place from
(he Jamalean team, which would
;have dono no helter (han sixth
bub was disqualified for running

Tho Canadian team was made
up ‘of Laid Sloan of Montreal,
Doug Clement of Vancouver—-
ray Cockburn of ‘Toronto and)
Perry Tobacco af Cumberland, |

n't gob past the qualifying hoats,

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Battling all the way
point of their opponents,

third quarter, but. failed to make it in the final frame and were |

edged 53-47 as Ketchikan scored

‘than Thursday night’s encoun-
ter which Bo-Me-Hi lost 43-29,
proved a trying one for -Ketchi-
kan who had: to play a tight.
and hard-fought four quarters.
- Bo-Me-Hi will go to Ketchi-
kan for the two return games
December !4 and 16,

Sharing top scoring honors for
Itne game were Bo-Me-Hi play-
ers, Jim Johnson and Rob Kel-
sey each with 18 points: John-
son who made 12 of his total
in the second half of the game
with some sensational baskets
was the spark-plug behind
Booth’s second half come back.
For Ketchikan, Carl Corblr
and Bol Thomas again shared
top marksmen honors with 12

 

two-tenths of a second slower

world’s heavyweight. bo xing!

champion. in;

out Archie i
Chicago Stadium.,’ *,

; of contenders... .

son or Willie Pastrano head the
S88 anxious challengers’ but’ Patter-
son may hot defend -his newly~-
won title wntil June. =

(COULD FEEL -VICLORY .”

# third,” said the: former Olympic
% middleweight titlist. “I ‘hit him
with a left to. the stomach and
“he said ‘ugh’—or something like
that, Then I knew-I had: hurt
.. only heard “count of eight: han nd. T' knew i could beat

Bruins. Face. ” | mendous: class, punched: a ring
ADS cee saga into oblivion as he knocked
aut Moore. the -ancient light
heavyweight champion, at 2:27
of the fifth, round in their show-
down — for: Rocky *,Marciano's
vacated heavyweight crown.

was a quick slaughter. The 39-
year-old
a 9-to-5

Wings have a. chance to tie

the

.kind in Britain’

Batlng Booth 53-47

international school basketball series at’ Civic Centre last night.
“The gamé, far more thrilling,

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- CHICAGO: (AP)—Floyd Patterson mac
Moore act his age Friday and whether it is
ference anymore.

oesn’t make-much dif
Patterson, at 21. the your

Today she looked to-a golden

iture against a, mixed-up crowd

Eddie Machen, Hurricane Jack-

“‘T. knew “I shad) him’ ii the

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Moore entered the ring
favorite, resplendent in

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Rainmaker rally, :

With the Ketchikan defence
seriously .pierced, Booth sup-
porters went, wild, ‘yelling and
screaming , school ‘songs’ to cn-
courage ‘their team.

It looked for a moment that.
Booth might nfake it, but three:
baskets from Kay-Hi's Thomas |
stemmed the Rainmaker's offen..
sive, Johnson, again contribul i
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points-, and Kelsey with two,
‘failed to break’ Kay-Hi's lead.
'ren foul shots were called:

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Kay-Hi captured the first quar:
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Bo-Me-Hi's Kels¢y contribut-
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“ In-the second frame, Ketchi-
Kan established an 11 point
margin fora 27-16 hall-ume
‘scare, . i
A ro-juvenated Booth squad
vitoak the floor at the begining
af the third quarter, They sear
ed, dribbled and passed thelr
way up the point Indder in a
thrilling comeback to end the
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a black velvet robe, trimmed in
history, knocked 'yold, ‘That was the orily time
the fifth round athe dagzted the crowd of 14,000.
| Moore paced himself hopefully
for four rounds -but he had no
defence, He was slashed over
the bridge of his nose in the
third round. This was the first
time Moore, a -veleran of 157
fights over 20 years,, Was ever
cut, OO
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struggled to his fect as referee
Sikora counted nine or 10--1
never was clear which to ring-
side observers. Ab any rate, Si-
kora waved a finish to the fight
and the bell. sounded.
moment,
-lwhelher Patterson had scored 3
TKO or a knockout, The offic:
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evening with a score of 283, and!
putting together lwo other high.
games to make a runaway with °
the men’s high triple honors,
with 703.

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