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Moore Win Over Johnson

Johnson fell'on his back

rival,
in his own curner,

The Philadelphia Negro clam-
bered up at six but his legs were
rubbery. Then the aroused
champion smashed his stricken
foe with both hands. As John-
son started to sag again referee
Ruby Goldstein stepped in and
stopped the slaughter,

Although Moore was trailing
going into the 14th—two of the
three officials had him behind —
tha 175-pound ruler said he had
no doubts about the outcome.
KNEW IT ‘

“T knew I'd get him,” said
Archie, “He started to ‘tire in
the eighth. He got a little life
back with that knockdown in
the 10th but in the 13th I stung
him and I knew then I'd catch
him in the 14th,”

Johnson, who had. piled up
points with his superb counter-
punching against the ever-press-
ing champlon, caught Moore in
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ANAS a i Ce Me heavyweight champion Archie
ceo a | 4a. Moore's great record today.
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ne. ; W gi marvel will seck to fatten his
co # bankroll with a Sept. 23. title
Lede a 2 Bi ficht in Omaha against either
‘at fe a 2 Joey Maxim or Jimmy Slade.
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ms Bi Doc Kearns will meet sometime
“be a “YARD GOODS 4 today with Charley Johnston,

sl ’ | Moure’s manager, and members
fees 7 LADIES’ WEAR ui of the Omaha centennial com-
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eh 1 mittee to talk turkey.

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we ‘ if giston told him to go out and
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the first time in five fights with
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Moore bounced up at three but
Goldstein, erring on the eight-

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until the bell rang at six.

The bout drew 8,327 and pross-
ed $34,034. Mooré supposedly got
40 per cent and Johnson 20 but
it was believed that the champ-
lon got Johnson’s share of: the
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VANCOUVER ( — The Van-
couver News-Herald, in a front-
page’ story today, says Jim Fet-
ers tragic figure of the British
Empire Games, may have run
his last race,

“T think I've run my last race
—it’s my heart, you know,” The
News-Herald quotes Peters, Eng-
lish distance runner. .

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day’s British Empire Games mar-
athon, only to collapse repeated-"
ly ‘inside Empire stadium. Ie
was grabbed by a trainer 185
yards from the end of the 26-
mile, 385-yard event.

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Rabe Rouresau of Tarsrec’s
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fimong a small entry..

Runness-1y were Tia Caltess
George Martin and Phil Cyr with
57s, .
Medal honors went to Jimmy
Andrew and W. S. MePhrarson
with 77: first lov nine went to
Mel Peekyont and Jimmy An. !
drew with 38. Second low nine
went to Joo Schulizik and W. S.
MePhearson with 33

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Basebail Scores

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago 1, Baltimore 0,
Cleveland 2 Detroit 0.

New York 3. Philadelphia 1.
Boston 10, 4; Washington 1.5, i
NATIONAL LEAGUE i
Brooklyn 3, Philadelphin 2. .
Milwaukee G, St. Louls 5. ,
Cincinnati 8, Chicago 1, \
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Salem 3, 0; Yakima 3, 2.
Edmonton 5, All-Stars 2.
Lewiston 6, Wenatehee 4.
Vancouver 0, Tri-City 1.
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NEW YORK x! “World . ght
HeaeyeWelht champion Archie 7
Moore, 173, Miami, stopped War-
ald Jolnson, 1724, Philadelphia, |
14° (tile bowl),

RURNOS ATRKS--World  fly-
welght changplon Yoshin Shirai, :
}}2%5, Japan, out-polnted Albert,
Burenphi, ate, Argentina, (O°
(non-title howd, |

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OUTLAST THEM ALL!

Marathoner

May Have Run Final Race

terviewed Peters in his Shaugh-
nessy hospital room, quoted the
wiry runner:

“You know, I’ve had to with-
draw from the European Games,
Thad my heart set on that one,

‘But Ul have to wait until the

specialists at home have a goad
look at me. I-rather think I’ve
ren mv last race”! ,

UNDERLIP BRUISED '
A bruised underlip is the only
outward sign of the ordeal he

wont through, continually fall-
ing to:the track in Saturday's

,marathon, the story said,

“You know, I was winning, And

down the ramp to the stadium.
They say it was 75 degrees in the
shade. God, but it was hot.”
The story said Peters was now
sitting up and walking around In

With flowers.

“See thes flowers? Areh't
they lovely?” he was quoted.
“They're from people I’ve never
seen, And the countless mess-
ages that have come from well-
wishers. The people of Vancou-
ver and all over the world have
been wonderful,

“One more thing... thank all
the wonderful people for ine.
am gong home. ' '

Hospital officials have repeat-
edly refused to permit inter-

views with Petcrs and have is- ;

sued bulletins saying only he
was “progressing favorally.”

‘Sea Kings Gain

Play-Off Spot

By BOB MORRIS

Lipsetts Sea Kings earned a
spot in the Little League final
tonight with a 4-2 win over the
Kinsmen at Aigoma Park last
night. The Sea Kings win cen-
tred around the steady pitching
of right hander Mike Greene
who allowed only two hits and
gave only one walk, hit one bat-

_ter and struck out thirteen.
, Stew Duncan ‘pitched for the by other lengthy delays, saw an
‘Kinsmen allowing four hits, hit- outstanding performance turned
ling one batter and walking in by motor’s goalie Frank Neil,
‘three while striking out four,
-The Kinsmen committed only
‘one error while the Sea Kings
‘gHoned on two nlays.

Tonight at 7:00 p.m. Sea Kings
and Super Valu will meet at Al-
foma Park in the final game of
the Little League year.

Major League
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New York + 17h AT 610 8
Chicago o......,. TW 42 082 9
Detroit teceeee OO 60 405 27
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In’ Pre-Season

‘By. KEN METHERAL

Canndign Preas Start Writer
’ VANCOUVER (CP) Football,’
major-league style, returned to}
British Columbia Wednesday,
night with a record turnout of
fans and a stinging 22-0 whip-
ping of B.C, Lions by the alr-
minded Montreal Alouettes. -

Lions, making their gridiron
debut, absorbed a decisive de-
feat on the field but scored a
smashing success-at the box of-
fice. The 19371 fans who paid
their way ‘into Empire Stadium
for the pre-season exhibition
pame set a record high for west-
ern Canada football.

Besides a game that provided
plenty of thrills and excitement
despite the one-sided score, the
fans were entertained by six
bands, including four from

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lassiest half-time displays ever
witnessed on a Canadian grid-'
iron,
WON AS THEY PLEASED ;

Alouettes entered the game
100-1 favorites over the babes
of Canadian football and won 2s:
‘they pleased,
| The British Columbians show-
led thelr fans, who stayed glued
to thetr seats until the final

 

~ 1 really didn't feel bad coming. run, flashes of offensive bril-.|

‘lianee and a powerful line, Bul

itheir. inexperience showed up In |

lrageed timing on key plays and
a woeful lack of pass defence. |
Etcheverry was a standout for:

his hospital room which is filled | Alouettes, who move on to Cal-'

mary for an exhibition against ;
-Stampeders Friday night. They’
‘eomplete their western. tour it j
‘eeina Monday.
The Montreal signal caller’
‘tossed a touchdown pass to rangy
ond Wal Patterson’ for Als’ first
‘forehdown in the opening period
lend his aerial artistry set the
stage for the two that followed
‘in the second and third quarters.
‘Jimmy Robinson plunged over
from the one-yard Ine early in
‘the second and Alze Webster
:scampered 10 yards for the final
major. . ‘
Ray Poole convertea all three
touchdowns and added a third-

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Gondola Player

| Pete Delgrosso, Gondola Cafe
{wingman was ordered from the
field last night by referee Dan-
ny Morven in a district soccer
game in which the cafemen best-
ed General Motors 3-1.
Deigrosso’s eviction followed a
braw! with motor’s centre for-
ward Rod Tait, following a de-
cision by Morven whieh was ob-
‘jected to by Gondola players.
i The game, which was marred

who robbed the cafemen of sure-
ire goals on three occasions

Lions Take 22-0 Whipping :

dn the first five minutes as they

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point came in the fourth when}
Tex Coulter's. booming © punt
from the centre field strip went
far’ behind, the Vancouver ‘goalif:
line and Lions’ George Klein was f°:
rouged., Ly |

Best for Lions were former §
New York Giant Arnie Weln-'
meister, who repeatedly broke!
through from his tackle. position
and halfbacks verry Palmer and;
Pete Thodos.

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