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- WHERE IS l'A!'l'ER80N'S OPPOSITION! sir :- Ofcourso everybody is; The five leaders are, Moore,l gllll talking about the Patterson Tommy Jackson Willie Pastianou ,,,,1 Moore fight, and boxing fans Bob Baker and Harold Carter. will be discussing that encounter first let us discuss the case of until another Patterson scrap Moore. He lost to Patterson by comes along- a knockout in B rds. There are we find the boxing business is thousands of followers of boxing very much on the upgrade. At- who are of the 'oplnion that lendancc was announced as 14,000 Moore should retire or be retired. with gross I eipts of 823.145 and Jackson who comes after Moore, . net of 5187.585. The radio -'r.v. by virtue of his victory over battle M was 8180.000 The two flghtersr scarred veteran Bob Baker and may a ml per cent slice of S87. his triumph over Ezzard Charles is 553, ' entitled to consideration Jackson is

it has been proven that when a good fighter. me right sort of attraction is oi- Willie Pastrano undoubtly must med the public will shell out the be regarded as a good prospect- money for it. This certainly was He has come through to the top . knoclt- out not only forlArc:ue ranking section by virtues of vic- but for fistlo depression. tories over Rex Lane. Joey Maxlml Patterson on the other hand ap-1 Chuck Splescr. Joey Rowan and:

pears destined to go down in fis- Tony Johnson. tic annals as the most popular Bob Baker the Pittsburgh vet-i ruler of the modern ring. cran is an in and outer, he blows L l

A product of the Rock and Roll hot and cold. y .ge. The championship is in the Young Harold Carter is a wild; hands of a colorful fighter. a ter- swinger , a rough. strong. crude rllfic hitter with both hands who fighter whose knowledge of the is being, trained by Dan .Floria sport is limited. and managed by Gus D. A. Mato in all this mess it appears that gl0l'y factor is in favour of tre- Mr. Patterson will be the Worlds m,-nuous prosperity for the galneyhcavy weight champion for a long' .nn for Patterson But It remalnsftime to come. In be seen how this setup will be Keep an eye on Ted Doncaster. exploited. Boxing has a strange! The 21 year old Sackville. N. B. may of muddling things and turn native is the hottest number on the lnu seeming prosperity into sour hit parade in New England ring (allure. circles. Several nights ago in Holy

in the first place what is Pa- oke Mass, the muscula Mari- (Ir-rson going to do with the title? timer won the New England Light: Will he be a fighting champion? heavy weight championship from.

.lust now Patterson and his hand Springfield's Strongboy Jerry l lrl-s are loud in their announee- Qcssier. l mom. that Floyd will be a fight- Bouts on top this week are:- Bus-l mg title holder. Granted that he ton - Paul Pender vs Jimmy! is to be a fighting king. how are Skinner Dec. 5. back in July 1955! tie to go about it? Who next? Let Skinner fought i0 hectic rds. with! us consider the various contenders Ch'town's Coby Maccluskey at. There aren't many heavy weights our local arena. . at best at any time who are Dec. 7. New York - Gordie! deserving of a chance at the Mallace of Brantford Ont. meets crown and. at this writing, there- Tony Anthony or New York.

are no outstanding fighters over! lam. Sir. etc. ulllifn the boxing world can go. WILFRED A- MCCLUSKEY Mid. I Charlottetown.

'” a complete dispersal of this well Back S.TreTCh known harness racing unit. . Continued from P8119 5 A match race was arranged last! week between Adios Harry 1:55,:

Tils coltilrvagleralgflg mnrgggielgx world's champion pacer, and Raiiw”; home H mi! 0 em": 0' Dotty's Pick 1:56 4-5, world's re-1 ltasksen d t sun r Emma": cord pacing mare, for 325,000 win- hm 0” ealdirsocan lrnaeine stalls "er take 3"” Dom” Plck Md W9" AT "l; '. premium nfnoaseven the 875,000 American pacing Clas- '5 Yonkm um,” we mm aw sic at Hollywood Pin-ll in straight ' Andrew Per” 1! the new owng heats, and the week previous Adios Flinn! this chap. Princess Spangler Harry Md W0" me E75300 E55”

lliascl Park. Michigan. last year.

EWIRIEN HOME

ern Championship Pace at Yon- Is' ' yleearrll::eb3F::e"yg,:l:gD5::: kers Raceway. All the best free- rang t in we USA ad ms for-all pacers in the world were in " wfedcounwu Co'1b'y'by com, these two races so it was decided gm vgra TOW. she 15 . balm, to bring the two stars together ml"'f?uy'p;r,gctly'mund and should and that was done on Tuesday take a last record. For Dr. George

Fish” he mouth: back Denny Raceway and Dotty's Pick was thel

. . . winner by eleven lengths The time i l::llTi:F Eirezoofaolzlrsllogil TTt:T:Ist)l: W" 2:06" The tuck W” "W l mar Aha Pom" 2:07. and the V muddy and the weather extremely , dam ll Loretta Volo p. zzos :l-s. lie W d is :dtryeaMld bay” million. has 'rr:Nnl!:na:n RESIGNATION I I'll: CVCFY 3'9" 3 N 9 W" l The many friends of Edwin T.. 1-.V!3l"0Id Ind I!!! WV" been Keller. Norway, Maine, who has' lhIgll'I9h;1n(:"lI-'!Il W39" Dela”: been general manager of Vernon!

I5 II 98 "F Y B F Downs Raceway since its first; tromhazotlhergorste 8:3 11: tMm- meet in 1953. will learn with re-I nil I 0 SOW . e was gr t that h ha tendered his ros- Wrnad 10!"! 93:1 Umnrfilgd I3”9!'&ec”Y iglfatinn, eefgctlve December gist. i mun . ll e s mes cl; 1. i . vic Presl nt in Mt comvlnx WM 5 "me! f!';'t- andnlinlll-zctor. Fsllllthat Tltlr. Ketlzrs 3 "mi-'3 3999” ""3 3 Elm" mrd resignation was accepted wlthf with earnings oi 55.175. His total Jeep Hg,-eg by Vernon bond. pg-1. : earnings are 84J.365M- or to becoming associated with !

Vernon Downs he had spent seven 1 .”:;.i'.”:..?'.li.E.?:.i:..”f2"”.'”3'.l': .;- In to - . 5 ' tat ceway. man was .as I 4-yelr-Old bl'0Wll pacing seldinz lrladee gteady pl:)gress u n de rl by Edi"! M0" 3?04'I5- 90" 0! 530!" Kcller's management and the past ; Ilhd 1159V6 IN I118 dim. 5119 MS season has been it smost success! I! DY 3- E- M0 2j03V4- H6 Wliiful. in addition to successful at-I timed eleclflcllly "I 3392 55 '3 tendance the track has made rac- ing history during the past four years and is recognized as the world's fastest track. It was there that Adios Harry paced to a worlds , record of l:55 on July 16. 1955. l

Reports on Frank L. Wlswall. l Vice President of the U.S.T.A.. is: that he is progressing well at New t York City's Memorial l-lolpltllt I where he underwent an operntlonl recently His mind is still on the horses as he frequently calls up to ! ask about them at the race track. . Mr. Wiswall is one of the founders l of the United States Trotting As- aoclatlon and a man who has used a u mendous amount of his energy and ability in making it a suc- I cess. On any point in connection with harness racing Mr. Wlswall! can be counted on as expressing; clear. Judicial opinions that are ac 1 ceptcd as correct. l

Barllizon Named i

For S.l-i- Horsman of Moncton, he brought Johnnie Russell 2:01 2-5. record taken in 1956. an 8-year-old llay gelding. pacer, by Clmarron Direct. Last year his earnings were kills and this year he took his record.

Here's good news for the many friends of Joe O'Brien. Shaftes. Calif. Nov. 24- Joe O'Brien re turned to his home here today liter being I leased from St. Johns Hospital. The S.A. Camp Fann trainer and driver was trans- lcrred on Tuesday front Centlnela Hospital to St. John's lltorder ts Ii!hlllC!l' the care St the noted on yadlc sur n. r. Dan Lev- illlh . . In

Eddie Cobb. the famous driver who was also a breeder of trotters and pacers. held a dispersal sale astoa Court House. Ohio. Monday. Nov.' Nth. The ll: head Iere sold

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MIAMI BEACH. Fla. tAPi -Cal- urnet Farm's Barblwn. winner of the world's richest horse race- tbe Garden State Stakes-MOMIIY; was named chamPI0l iW0:V'"”

Barbtson received ll of the 88 ballots from the codllfY'l WP. "0 tag aecretariu, with 13 soina 10 lold Ruler. six to Federal Hill! all one to Ambehaving. The as-I

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