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- back Sam ‘The Rifle. ttche- fered $15.000 for his first sea- to remind him to keep his fiery ‘three goals'for the Weatgrn Ju-
| verry, Canada’s maz: valnable son and a bonus of $2,000 for ; temper under control. I citer Hockey League club Bit}
wo football player last season, has sgning.  * Richard pald $250 into the Na. : :Yoss and Al Shaefer each got two
signed contracts with 170 teams — Smith added that Chicago has’ f3 | tonal Hockey League coffers: ‘and John MacMillan and Rds
ee for the 1985 s@ason and possilly threatened a giant lawsult. “the fy Friday for his latest outburst—_— ‘Brobat shat: singles.

: put himself in the tightest iam biggest ever launched irr sport.” 3 battle with Bob Bailey in Tor- ‘ Sons wind up thelr trip tonight |
: of his grid career. onto, Dee, 3%. It includes two- with 2 a second game in ‘Colorndo ' 4

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The sensations: American im-
pett. whose passing wizarery ic
Montreal Alourttes of the Bic y
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last season, admitted Friday
night that ne signed with wok
Chicago Cardinals of the ©
National Footsall Leagte and
with Alouettes.

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about the hotest pies
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signed doth woh Chieage and
Montreal.

OFFERED BONUS

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move came from sported Ler
Doug Smith of radio anton
CECF here Friday aight

Smith «sid Sam, votes the
player most valuable to his eam:
Jas; secson siedied a tw4-year

"Not Too Old”
Says Feller.
Before Signing

by DICK SMITH

CLEVFI AND. Poenrr Bob
Peller, pondering over signing
for his tith season At h Cleve-
land Indians, ssid today neo
“doesn't feel a day older than 10
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cava he dew ent o see 4 hey To can't
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On.

With 4 13-3 record in 19 games
for the American League pen-

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San inday. January 8. 1055.

Sam “The Rifle” in

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‘But Gifts From Fans May Fase Pain

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Two Pacts

Maurice Richard — takes the ice!
opight with a lighter pocketbook |!

   

if Etcheverry returns to “ont- |
real, . i!

In Toronto, the Globe and |
Mail says Etcheverry signed “the 3
Chicago contract first, last Tues

day, and it was approved by the
NFL office Thursday which was
when he signed a new contract
with the Alouettes in New York.”

The newspaper quotes Etche-
werry as telling its representa.
tives in Califernia:

“ft guess LH ger into a lot of
trouble. My final contract was
with Montreal. but I guess I'm
going to be sued. I'll play sher-
ever the law tells me — must
play, out I would rather play in
Mor: real it T had my choice.”

| tutomatte $25 fines for two mls- : i
conduct penalties handed out by:

referee Red Storey during the
blowup.

| The fine boosted to approxi

MOST OUTSTANDING impart
of Canadian football in 193,
Sam (The Rifle: Etcheverry :
faces possible court action as ;
a result of signing with two |
football clubs for his 1935 ser |

ard hap paid in -fines in his 3
‘years in the NHL. .
Montreal fans will help ease |
the pain however, with’ presents |
‘they pian to present to the Rock.
‘et during Montreal's game,
‘against Boston Saturday. The-
| presents, in honor of his 400th |
goal, will include a combined!
| televiston- radio-phonograph <t.:
real Aloettes, with whom he ; NHL President Clarence Camp-
_ played last year. ‘cP Photos | bell’s statement on the Bailey-
-- a m= i Richard battle said that half-

Patterson Scores 19th Win @== =
iand resumed his efforts to at-

With TKO Over Middleweight’ nd seed a 2

By JACK HAND Because Patterson is the No. $: ‘ed the troubie further severcl:
NEW YORK .p— Everybody lightheavy contender, manager, /fore minutes.

lis -ds fault with Floyd Patterson Gus d'Amato must move him all the other witnesses who
except the ring record COX carefully. If-he doesn't watcll | aio testified that coach Dick Ir

whieh shows 19 gaudy ‘victories. ' '
i 20 pro starts after Friday out, ne will ce in the path oft vin had throughout the Incicent

rights — fifth-round technical
knockout over Willie Troy.

“He missed too much.” sald,
Troy. sixth-ranked middleweight
contender {rom Washington.

yiees. From Albuquerque, NM.
Sam admitted he had yielded |
‘o offers. from Chicago Cardi- |
nals of the United States Na-
tional Football League. while ;
belng under option to Mont- |

| REPORTS CONFIRMED
He returned to the ice:

champ. And he
In fact, d'Amato doesn't want}
‘any part of Paulie Andrews. a induce him to leave the ice.”
{op contender. for a thme. Campbell said.

. “ In addition to the game in
BC. ax he sat in his Madison “Not yet.” said d’Amato, “You :
Square Garden dressing room see. when he fights Andrew it Montreal ane second-place De-
with a Ughtly-elosed left eye Means that he will be going after (rat ee he Conedier five points
and an “egg” over the right eye: the title, Because who fs after ehind the Canadiens. take on

“He couldn't knock out a mid- 2ndrews? Moore” ‘in Chicago Saturday
dleweight,” said a fight manager. And when Moore? ‘New York Rangers travel to Tor-
But that was sirietly a techni- ~-Ler us see after each fight. onto to meet the Maple Leafs
cality for the former Olympic Moore is very smart, so Floyd has: All teams see action Sunday
champ battered Troy with his go: to get as much experience ‘again with Canadiens visiting
quick. tidlent hands so that even as possible before Moore, With aiNex York. Boston playing host
Al vel them te seni manager, smart fighter like that, one mis- ‘to Toronto and Detroit meeting
asked them t. lake wi i °

Meee error mivh thote rapid. would be €1 enough.” Chicago In St. Louls.
fire combinations. Patterson the
18 $0 5 favorite. had trouble only

fe Sone Victory Over Cougars Costly
snuggled cloze in the .
ne TO Canucks as Ezinicki Hurt

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Patterson's nad to come in at
168 to Troy's 162 to sathfy a
contract. Normally he weighs
around 369 or v0 pounds.

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___. the Western Hockey, League, part jscales the other way if two well!
~~ ‘oft thelr new machine broke .executed plays had not mis-|
co*n. ‘fired at the five minute mark.

The Canucks, who have been Phil Maloney set up Hugh Bar. /

to the bench.

“These reports were confirmed '

Archie Moore. the Li5-pound jtirected the other Canadien :
isn't quite ready, tplayers in their efforts to bring ¢
‘Richard under control and ta:

‘the lowly Chicago Black Hawks:
while the:

“ Vancovwer Canucks were begin- the early minutes of thé game |

  
  
   

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