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Jersey Joe Back After 13-Hour Retirement; Re - Match Is Planned

By Jack liand

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 24 tAPi- Jersey Joe Walcott tinn- retired" from a 13-hour retirement ludzly in set up a return bout with iloclty Marciano who knocked him off the lienvyweight throne in last llli.'l1t'S sensational bout.

Miami, Fla,. or Chicago appear- ed ll) be the leading candidates for a January rcmatch of the brawl, tailed iiy veteran boxing men thel most exciting heavweight scrap, since the Jack Dempsey-Louis I”.i'po thriller in 1923.

'I'he lighters already are signed to a return bout agreement calling lnr a second fight within 90 days iiwl a 30-Bill-per-ceril. split of the ewe However, the" 90-day clausel iiiitloiilitcdly will be waived. l

"We're rcndy to fulfill our con- tract nith Walcott.” said Al Weill,

.Vlai'ci:iiiols manager. kBut Rocky ii ris it rest. I think Felix (Felix lint. htn, Walcotlfs manager) ::ii:i Jim Nti"r'ls iprtsidciii. of thel liitertiationiii llnrziiig Club! will

itnlVF the 90 tints. We won't fightl until after Jan l.

"it he twaieoiti want: A return! mzitcli. he's got it.” i, Bot-cliiceliin, who revealed that,

VV.'il'Oll. had cliziiicrd his mind att :i Cciniden. N. J.' press conference mitt he wouitlnlt quibble about the 90 claps.

(thin the television cable to iVi.iini beroniiiig a two-day pro- position before too long, Miami would seem to have a good chance at the show.

On the matter celiio pointed out.

of site. Bocchl- ”Our contract

says we can fight only where both iiizhters and their managers are licensed."

Because Bocchiccliio had no Neivl York licence. last night's fight came to Phllarielphials Municipall Stadium where it drew 40,379 fans and 3501.645. .

Manager Changes Mind

Last. night Bocchiechio retired the 38-year-old Walcott in his dressing room and Walcott reluct- anllv agreed. After thinking it over Bocchicchio changed his mind.

"I have suggested that Jersey Joe Walcott retire from boxing

i solely because of my personal ad- miration for him," he said in I statement released to the press.

”lt. is my honest desire not to see him get hurt. However, Joe feels differently. He has expressed the desire to have an opportunity to crack tradition and the old pre- cedent that a champion never re- gains his title. Joe feels he can do

Woiiltl like To Have Marciano Fight-In Rrilain

Loupon, sept. 24 - (AP) - Jaok Solomons, Britain's top fight promoter. said today he would try in interest Rocky Marciano, the new world heavywelzlit champion, in a fight. with Johnny Williams, British heavyweight tiileholder.

Tut I know I have little chance or hope of getting him over here," Solomons added. "Britain cannot offer it purse for a world title fight to compare with the United States."

British police limit crowds to 55.0(l() for open-sir boxing shows.

it and is anxiodsly avva-i-ting the

p opportunity to recapture the crown.” All three officials, most of the

and both man- thought Wal- the end of 12

newspaper men agers and fighters cott was ahead at rounds.

"I felt as though I wasn't ahead of him," said the battered 28-year- old Marciano in his hotel room. He wore a purplish lump under his left eye and adiiesive tape cover-

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PAGE SIX Millionaires Welcomed Back

ing gushes between his eyes and on his scalp that had required 14 stitches.

"Al told me I had to take two of the next three rounds to make it close." he said.

”That. right in the 13th was my first real good square punch."

Island Horses Do well At Truro Races

'l'RllR0. N. S., Sept. 24---(CF) A Horses from Prince Edward Is- lnnd won six of nine events at Truro racewiiy tonight. In the daily doubles, in Charlottetown horse owned by Tom Rogers waif the first heat with Phil Viinlc, owned and driven hy Alfred Low- ery of Montague, winning the second for a payoff of 026.70.

Summary" First Race -

Tarlun (Moreslclcl

Buck P. C. Grnitan (Miller)

Fraser Scott (MacLood)

Baron, Bruce Clegg. Lee C. Brewer, Toni Stuart, Fingo Girl.

Time 2:15 IVS. Winning owner. Tom Rogers, Charlottetown. Sc-contl Race:-

Phil Vltale (Lowery)

Baraco

Jim S. (Harrison)

Willard Dale, Senator F-alcouri. Iagoo. Star Bud Set, Edgar C.

Time 22-21. Winning owner, Al- fred Lowrey, Montague, P.E.I. Third RiIce:-

Dan McElwyn (Shaw)

Biids Echo (Smith)

Rockford (Conroy)

Louise Protester, Sunny 8.. Harvest Time, King Grattan 2nd. Willard Dale.

Time 2:17 U5. lvinnlng owner, L. Neill, Trurn. 4th and 7th R:Icea-- Billy P.C. Parker (Gould) . 1 1 Symbol Majesty ti-lar 'sim) . 2 Ii Nova G. (Weeks) .. .. . . 4 2 Gahagan, Postman, Judy Bud-

"Sf. Times: 2:13 235, 2:12 (V5. Winning owner, Mrs. E. Small, Ilanisport. N. S. 5th and fill: Races:- Aubrey Budlong (Harding) - Billy McVey (0'Mearn) Miss Cherry Valley (MacLeo Earl's Prince Charming. Ridge-

wnnrl M. John Clcgiz. Dr. .I.. B. Times. 2:l.'i, 2:l4 l,A'i. Vllinnlng owners. Scott Weeks. Port lVnl-

lis, and Dr. Temple llooper, Cliar- lolielown. 6th and 9th Raee.s:- Texas Girl (E. Haley) Rajah Hanover (More-sl e) Rosalie Hooper (O'Me.i'irai Skippy Budlong. Iris Abbe, Mae lngn. Times: 2:15, 2:14. Winning own- ers, M.Vi'on Bell, Ch'lown and Gen. Kennedy, Guyshorough, N.S.

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Championship bouts here are not televised, Even tr they were, the '7rlttrh Broadcasting Corporation would not pay more than 5200 or min (5840) for the rights.

demand by Coronation next year a training course has ,opened for new guides. to be llaught by those already exper- ienced.

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l HALIFAX, Sept. M - (cc) - ,The Maritime Major Hockey League ,welcomed Sydney Millionaires back linto the fold today after a short- , lived walkout.

Judge J. Elliott Hudson, league president. said Sydneyfs re-applicix- tion had been approved by the re- maining clubs - Charlottetown Is- landers. Glace Bay Mltiers and ,Halifax St. Mary's.

The Sydney club, beset Ly inmo-

cial problems. quit the league Sun- day aiter an unsuccessful hid to have the loop revert to Allan Cup ,stati:s. Millionaires decided to seek re-entry at a meeting last night 'when club president Art Lipton 'said it was a case of sticking with lthe motors "or there wont be any hockey."

Sydney Club Begins Search For Players

l SYDNEY, Sept. 23 -- (GP) -- ,Sydney Millionaires, officially back -in the Maritime Major Hockey League after a tliree-day absence. today began lining up players for this year's schedule.

The Canadian Amateur Hockey Association informed the league to- day the Sydney club was protected as long as it had offered contracts to players by Sept. 1.

Playing coach Cliff Roach. with a leave of absence from his em- ployment at the steel plant. left on a scouting tour to Montreal and 'other parts of Quebec and Ontario.

Near the top of his list is a call 'on "Punch" Imlaeh, Quebec Aces ,leadcr who has promised the S.vd- :ney club assistance in lining up a W952-53 squad. Club officials said ,Frank Boucher of New York Ran- gers had also offered help.

loe (We? . 1Wins Evenls

LEXINGTON. Ky., Sept. 24 - Isoloa's Ensign set. a world's rec-, ord for two-year-old pacing geld- lngs today with a mile in 2:02 2-5 for a. heat victory in the sl'l.000 Two Gaits Farm Pace at the open- ing of the Lexington Trots.

At that. the season's leading money winner for age and gait finished second in the race to Hill- sota. entry of Dr. F. R. lVt:Nabb of Ithaca, Mich. Hillsota took the first heat and then came back to win the race off in 2:05 3-5.

Lu Peck won her 22nd race in Tm starts this season with straight lheat. victories in the Sl6.3'l4 Him- 'over Filly stake for three-yeah ,olds. She trotted the mile in 2:02- .2-5 and 2:02 l-5 for her sixth

row. . 3 Kimberley Kid, from the All- Wxood stable of Far Hills, N. J.. was

a straight heat winner in the 516,- 000 Walnut lliill Stud Trot for two year olds, Second on each trip was ,D'Artagnan, driven by Joe O'Brien or- Alberton, P. E. l.

1 O'Brien previously drove Beck fllanover to victory in the 32,820 'Arden Homestead Trot by win- lning the last two heats.

l LIVERPOOL. England -(CPl- lPeter Mooner, 4. who cannot grow llils own teeth, now wears one of the smallest sets of denture ever made. Under national health in- surance the Government will give him a. new set each year .1-lls fa- ther said "for the first time. he is able to eat solid food."

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- lYa.n.kees Move Another Step "Closer To Series

(Associated Press)

New York Yankees came closer to joining Brooklyn Dodgers in another subway World Series to- day. They bombed Boston Red Sox Iwlice, 3-2 and 8-6. and moved two games ahead of Cleveland in the American League pennant PROP.

The Dodgers clinched the Na- fional League flag last night -and it made no difference when Phil-

adelphia Phillies knocked them off 9-7. The second-place New York Giants downed Boston

Braves 11-8 and 8-2. The Yankees, who have won three straight world champion- ships. have four scheduled games left. Cleveland, which blanked the Chicago White Sox today 6-0 has only two games remaining. Manager Casey Steni;el's Bronx Bombers could still get it lie if they were beaten three times and the Indians won both games they

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f. Here's the picture as they stand tonight:

W L Pct C3 New York 92 58 .613 - Cleveland 91 61 .599 2

But if New York wins only one of the four, and Cleveland take: both, it would end in a dead- lock and require a sudden-death playoff Monday in Cleveland. '

The other possibilities can he figured out, but it looks mighty slim for Cleveland.

It required 10 innings for the Yanks to turn back The Red Sox in the opener at Boston, and, Mickey Mantle provided the pay- off punch with a triple nftcr Irv Noren opened with a double oil relief hurler Dizzy Trout.

Mantle also pitched in with the

hig blow of the second grime, ii homer with two aboard in the fourth inning.

Peakes Defea

Peakes Bombeis defeated the Parkdale Arrows 9-3 at Peakes yes- tcrdayi in the opening game for the Kings-Queens intermediate 13 baseball championship. The game went the full nine innings. The next game is scheduled for Peakes Sunday. The winner of this series will meet the Mlmlnegash-Tignish team for the Provincial champion- ship. "Bingo" Handrahan went the distance on the mound for Peakes. surrendering nliie hits. fanning seven and passing one. Lloyd "Ghandi" Maccallum started for Parkdale and was relieved by J. McLeod in the 8th inning. Mac- Cnllum gave up if hits. struck out six..and walked four men. J. McLeod was touched for five hits and strieklng out one.

Paul Jay and Earl Ma.oKlnnon led their team to victory, each getting 3 hits in 5 trips. McKin- non hit a double in the 1st in- ning. P. Jay batted in the win- ning run with a double to left in the 7th inning. M. Devine, M. Handrahan and Reggie McIntyre each had a brace of hits. TF. Bell and "Whit" MacDonald of Park- dale each had a. brace of hits Mike Handrahan figured in the only double play of the game, the play was from 3rd to 1st. base. BOX SCORE Peakes AB M. Devine P. Jay

E. MaeKinnon . M. Handrahan G. Smith

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School Track And Field Meet Creates hleresl

Last evening officials of the Physical Fitness Department stated that as entries closed foriSatirr- day's big Island Interscholastic Track and Field Championships, entries have been received from

North Rustico, rrlnce St., West Kent. Queen Square. Victoria, Sprin Park, Gleniiladule, S'Slde.

High hools, Noire Dame Convent, St. Mary's Convent. S'Slde. and Prince of Wales College. also Bed- eque aren.

Upwards of two hundred young hopefuls will be competing for Fit- ness trophics and ribbons. There will be no shortage of enthusiasm and energy and it is hoped a real turnout of citizens will be on hand to support the young athletes.

There is a hill programme of age races and several open events to round out what'sliould be E real meet. Officials had originally plati- ned to run off preliminaries in the afternoon and finals in the even- ing but due to unforeseen delays in lighting Memorial Field, the entire meet will be run off in the after- noon commencing at 2.00 P. M.

Monclon Ladies Win N.B.-P.E.l. Softball Title

The Monclnii Shamrocks. New lfirunswick ladies softball champ- ions. defeated the ll. C. A. F. Daks at the noon hour yesterday on the Airforce softball diamond in Sum- merside by the close score of 8-7.

As the Shamroclrs had won last week in Moncton. this was their second straight victory and gave

them the two-province crown. Chis- holm. Dak catcher. who had been out of the game with a broken finger, played yesterday And hit a

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Don MacKenr.le's triple to deep right centre field with one out in the b ” of the ninth inning spelled victory for the R. G. A. F. Royals at the Summerslde airport diamond yesterday afternoon,-and with the victory the proud title of Prince Edward Island inter- mediate champions for 1952.

The score was 6-5 for M.C.A. with Taylor on third and Richard on second when MacKenzie hit his title-winning blow that made the final score '1-6 for the Sum- merside airmen. The victory made the score in games read 4-3 for the alrforce, and climaxed as fine a final series for the intermediate crown has been waged in Prince Edward Island.

Rosa Burns' new champions had to fight an uphill battle all the way to gain their victory. Dawe. three-time winner. started for the Royals but was met with a bar- rage of tour base hits and retired in favor of Ashe with two out in the initial frame. Three M.C.A. runs had crossed the plate. Ashe. one of last year's big southpaws for the R.C.A.F.. had trouble with his control, and after two more runs had scored for the visitors, Taylor relieved Ashe with one on and none out in the third inning.

Meanwhile the Royals lizid got a single tally off Munroe in the first. inning. and at the end of the third the score was 5-1 for the M.C.A. boys. The Royals bunched three hits off the big left- hander in the fourth frame to some two more runs and narrow the gap to I 5-3 count. M.C.A. added a tally in the sixth, and the R.C.A.F'. came up with a brace of counters in the seventh. This set the stage for the .Royals' thrilling iilnth inning splurge that wrapped up the game.

Sliarlng the spotlight with Mac- Kenzie in the crucial victory was Taylor. the little right hander wlin came into the game in the third frame to pitch a superb game for the winners. and contribute more than his share of the attack which finally caught up with Munroe who previous to this game had turned back the Royals on

three occasions. Taylor hit a double and two singles in three trips to the plate, batting two

rims across. MacKenzle had two bingles in five trips, and Freddie Pittman, a. newcomer, was good for two bingles in four tries.

Glen Matheson led all M. C. A. stickers with three lilts, including a. double. in four attempts. Elmer MacNcill. who broke up two of the series games. with his potent wil-

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low, bit 2 for 4. Elson, riewconE. to Royal ranks. made a germ. tlonal grab of MacKlnnon's drive to left in the second inning, which helped to erase the stigma, of his dropping a routine fly in the fifth frame. Stan Richards whose fielding was sharp through.' out the game, went deep behind second base to gather in Munroe's

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Hennessey's lunging stop of Mac. Kenzie's hit to deep short in mg seventh, preventing Taylor from scoring was another feature play of the contest. ' BOX SCORE M.C.A. ' ABE Hennessey, so .. Macxlnnon ,ci' .. McNeill, rf Matheson. ab Mccallum. c D

Hughes, lf Trainor, lb Totals . x-one out when win scored. It.C.A.F. Royals Richards. 2b .. MacKenzie. as Cox. (lb Burns, c . . Pittman, rf Pratt. 1b Wanless, cf Elson, li' Dawe, p xAsbe, is xxTaylor, p Hastings, ph Totals . . 37 X-replaced Done in 1st. xx-replaced Ashe in 3rd. ph-struck out for Elson in ninth. SUMMARY

Earned runs, M.C.A. 6. R..C,A.F, 7. Two-base liiis. Taylor, cox, Matheson. McNoill. Three-bass hits, MacKenzie. Hits off Dawn 4 in 2-3 innings. off Ashe 1 in 1 1-3 innings. off Taylor 5 in '1 innings, off Munroe 10 in 8 1-3 innings. Strikeouts..Ashe 3, Taylor 3. Mun- roe 10. Walks. Dawe 1. Ash: 4. Taylor 1. Munroe 1. Hit by pitch- er, by Taylor (Hughu). Left on bases. R.C.A.F. ll, M.C.A. I2.

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