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Pour setaty November 4, 1954,

' . Billy Smith Top Challenger
t For Light Heavyweight Crown

NEW YORK w— Boardwalk 'cause of the controversy over the
wt; Bully Smith of Atlantic City be- | verdict. Carmen Basilio, the
es Caine the No. 1 challenger to; rugged Canastota, N.Y. left
light heavyweight champion | hooker, was dropped to the No, 2
Archie Moore in the most startl- | ‘Spot although he probably will
ine-shakeup in the latest ratings! get first show at the new champ.
of Rine magazine, ; In the lightweight division
Smith leaped from fifth to’ where champion Paddy Demarco
fir¥. In the 175-pound. class by. is defending against Jimmy Car.
knocking out Harold Johnson,‘ter, the former titleholder, at
who had been leading champion;San Francisco, Nov. 17, the Cu-
Moore until he was stopped in;ban Orlando Zulueta dropped
the-Jale rounds of his title bid. ! from, second to fourth after his
Jolson was dropped to fifth defeat by Richie Howard at Hali-
place, just ahead of Floyd Pat- | fax Friday. Howard, the Can-
terscn, the fast-cising Olympiciadian champion, now ts rated
grad from Brooklyn. ' (No, 8. Duilio Loi, the Italian who
The heavyveigh! ranking were holds the European title, took
revised due ie the lone idleness over Zulueta’s old No. 2 ranking.
of Jimmy Slade, Roland La- Teddy Red Top Davis spurted
Starza and Hurricane Tommy/from fourth to second in the
Jackson, Heinz Neuhaus of Ger- ‘featherweight division behind
many, who rocently defended his| champion Sandy Saddler and
Eurepean championship, took | Philadelphia's Perey Bassett.
cver Slade’s No, 4 spat, | HEAVYWEIGHT

; Che moiou-- rocky Marciano, Brock-
NING'TGP CONTES DER , ton Mags,

 

, ‘ : Contenders—l. Nino Valdes, Cuba;
The tanking en: lenderibehind Lon Gockel, England: 3. Ezeard
heavyweight ehamp Rueky Mar- Charles, Cincinnati, 4. Heinz Neu-

ciany still is Nino Valdes. ihe ; haus, Germany: 5. Jimmy Slade, New

Cuban, followed by Gritain's Dan! York: 6. Bob baker, Pittsburgh; 7.

C tell and bey Churles o «{ Roland LaStarza, New York: 8. Farl
LOCKE reese es “| Wa Ws, ‘Toronto; 9. Tommy Jackson,

Cinchinals, iNew York: 10, Dan Bucceroni. Phila-
When Johnay 2) Look

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wap bv yreaterdyt oceans CHGUEP- HEAVY WEIGHT
cver thos weneowaght Crowa byt Champion: Archie Moere,
winning a disput ted ‘decision over i 7
Kid Gavilan at Philadelphia, the| Con teuders-—1. Billy Smith, Atlan-
ratings were revised to make! tle City, NJ: 2. Joey Maxim, Cleve-

; a Buttilo, NY,
Gavilan the No. 1 challenger be-) ands Pav anaes, Hi

Chaspton—Cari Bobo Olson. Hono-

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ae tan aa 29H | Contenders--1. Joey Glardello, Phil-

raha Reemumeeeey | edelphin: 2. Holly Mimms, Washing-
Wr ates in. D.C. 3. Tiberio Mitri, Italy.

WELTERWEIGHT

Champion—-Johnny Saxton, Brook-
yn.

Contanccr-—t. Kid Gavilan, Cuba:
2. Carmen Basilio, Canastota, N.Y:
» Ramon Fuentes, Los Angeles,

‘ LEGECPWEIGIET

Champion--Paddy Demarco, Brook-
lyn.

Contenders--1. Jimmy Carter, New
York; 2 Duilio Loi, Italy: 3. Ralph
Dupas. New Oreleans.

FEATHER WEEGHED

‘Champion— Sandy Saddler,
York.

Contenders—1. Percy Bassett, Phil-
adelphia: 2. Teddy Davis, Hartford,
Conn.; 3. Ray Famechon, France,

BAN'TAMWELGH ES

Champion—Rohert Cohen, France,

Contenders—1. Raton Macias, Mexi-
ico; 2. Chamrern Songkitrat, Thai-
‘land; 3. Marlo d'Agata, Italy.

FLY WEIGIEES

 

 

infielder, Poosh Em Up Tony Lavzeri (left), will perhaps wax
nostalgic and prophetic simultanecusly when they ledrn that
Tony's son, Tony Lazzeri Jr. (right), is a prospective star in his

own sport. The youngster is shown in action on the basketball
court at Santa Clara University, The 22-year-old guard, from
San Franelsco, iS SiX- foot- two.

 

New |

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SAM ETCHEVERRY of Montreal Alouettes is shown in an un-
usual role — carrying the ball instead of throwing it. He com-
pleted 18 of 32 passes as the Aloucttes pounded Toronto Argo-

 

 

eh . WINDRREAKERS

Champion—Yoshio Shirai, Japan.

 

i . AND , | Contenders—1. Leo Espinosa, Phil-/
yt aba 2. Pascual Perez, Argentina:
Boyt 1 Ba ie aks 13. Dai Dower, Wales.

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‘Remember when.

| By The Canadiuu Press

‘+ Grover Cleveland Alexander,
(former major league pitching |

5 star, died four ears ago today
di Saint Paw, Neb., aged*s3. His

haseball career covered 19 years

and with the Philadelphia Phil-

ties in 1915 he won the National

 

Four Dlayott berth.

nauts 41-13, The defeat ended the Argonauts’ hopes of a Big
{CP Photo)

Head Injuries Res sponsih le
For Maiority of Grid Deaths

LOS’ ANGELES (Head in- The fatalities included two col-:
juries caused seven of the 12 Jege players, one athletie club
football deaths occurring so far ‘player, two boys piaying sandlot
this year, the ‘chairman of I unsupervised football and

 

STARRING LIKE DAD — Fans who remember the late Yankee ;

Fourth Place Tie
In NHL Scoring.

By The Canadian Press

Alex Delvechio of Detroit, pick- |
ed up an assist Wednesday night:
to move into a tle for fourth
place in the National Hockey
League scoring race.

Delveechio was the only one of
four Detroit players in the lead-

iing 10 players to gain ground as

the Red Wings and Toronto play-
ed toa 1-1 tle.
have no one in the top 10.

stil leads the race with
goals and four assists for 13
ipoints, He is ‘followed by team-
mates Ken Mosdell and Maurice
Richard, each with 12. -

Terry Sawcuun of Detroit has |
two shutovis to lead the portlies
in that Gepartment but Jacques

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Richurd, Mont. 4 8 12
Raleigh. New York .. .t 9 10
Delvessio; Detroit . ~ 1 0 10
‘Howe, Detrojt coe 406 6 OD
Retbel, Detroit o0..00... 9 8 4
, Lindsay, Detroit ........0, 3 6 9
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NEW WESTMINSTER —

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‘lVhree men were charged with |
‘impersonating
|: Wednesday after

police officers

fourth man allegedly forced a
‘city couple into a car at gun-

-- point Tuesday night.

Charged were Agit All Shama,
Peter Forslund and Edward A.
Ionkin. They were arrested after

selves off as policemen,

The couple was released
shortly after, Neither was
harmed,

Se ne arene et ey

Stabbing Victim -

Died of Mishap

VANCOUVER — ¢ — A wo-'
man doctor sald here Wednesday !

that. stabbing victim Albert Jo-'
seph LeBlanc wied on an “anaes-"|
thetic accident’; and not the

direct result of the knife wound. ;

Dr,’ ‘Clarissa’ Askanagy testified |

lat, the prelimingry’ hearing of
| Kael ‘Walle, 31, ‘chiabebd with

murder.’ Wolfe was remanded .
until Friday for Gecision.

 

The Maple Leafs

Bernie Geoffrion ‘of: Montreal |
nine

Geofftion’s nino & hoals are tops
‘in the league,

‘| It adds that ABC, holder of the |

they and a’

‘Elmer Thompson reported that on
four men forced him and his Ga
wife in a car after passing them-

        
  
  

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‘Herman Melville, the Ameti- i

One Year Deal)‘:

| can author of: "Moby. Dick” andl tor ce
othey-sea novels, ‘Wals of Scoitish ‘ a
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Paper Claims

TORONTO -@— The Toronto
‘Star says the $200,000 television |
ideal between NBC and Canada’s
_Big Four football clubs is al- |
;Most certain to be a one-year
, proposition.

Next year NBC will likely tele-
vise United States college foot-
ball in place of the Canadian
game which was carried this
year by the largest U.S, 'T'V net
iwork, it says,

“A final decision hasn't been
made yet by network executives,
| But a highly-placed official, who
requested that his name not be
‘used, sald the odds were 10 to 1
| against the Canadian game be-
ng televised by NBC next sea-
son,”

   

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, college football contract this sea- |
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ports.

Splnal injuries, “oiten caused
by blows to the head, account: ;
ed for three ana sniernal in-:

Lumber Cargoes
juries for two, Dr, Floyd R. East. |

Big ori island wood, dean of men at Los Ang 2-|

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633,330 board feet of lumber and: The 12 deaths reported as of |
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