Thousands View |ii"tdevisieu bresccsue ss | fights. Multer said this would

Paret Remains make them unprofitable. He oe the sport “public slaugh-

NEW YORK (AP) — thousand persons filed past the| Paret died early Tuesday. He body of aoe welterweight |never regained V ccmeieugares champion Benny (Kid) Paret, | after he was carried from the 25 - year - old Cuban dison Square Garden ring after a savage ring beating, at | March 24, after he , cane in a Bronx funeral parlor Wednes- |the twelfth round from beat- day. ing at the hands of Emile Grif-

At the same time, seven New | fith.

York stage legislators, one a former fighter, were appointed to a special committee that will ? investigate boxing to decide if

should be banned in the state. somes will open in New York Friday.

There were new moves to end the sport in the Ontario — ture and Sweden, and Abraham J. Milter

Pender Ends Sparring Work

BOSTON (AP) Former middleweight champion Paul Pender wound up his sparring sessions Wednesday for Satur-

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Griffith Takes March Award

NEW YORK (AP) — Griffith, w —_ stripped Benny the caiieraraians crown and his won the disputed title from life in their March 24 title bout, Peater in London last July,| 85

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“I can’t see how Pender can lose,” he said. “He hits a little harder than Downes and he’s a better all-around boxer. I just can’t see Downes beating him.”

the past month. As of Wednes. day he is an ex-fighter.

Greene, 24, will go to work for his father, who owns a con- ve firm in Pro

Since he once | ti

recognition of Archie Moore as |

Sonny Liston is ranked No. 1.

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| Two Badminton | Tourneys Slated

fists | nament between teams repre- | (Kid) Paret of senting Charlottetown and Sum- merside, with the winners get- |

also withdrew i — ay the Charlottetown team.

| run off at Summerside, on the | evening of April 14.

the annual provincial badminton championships, which will take place | YMCA on May 4

y terday announced that two big tournaments are

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they defeated Fredericton I then Chatham in the finals for | ing dancing. He’s teaching how to avoid balk calls when the

| the N.B. crown, but 1 | ion seems to favor a clean cut | | win by the unusually strong

by smooth playing captain, Blaine Muttart.

boys under Friday evening by ¢

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RSIDE — For the

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UMPIRE DOES THE TWIST

to camps interpreting rules changes. Casey Stengel is at left appears concerned with

pitcher twists towards first base to hold the runner. This is the annual visit by umpires

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the umpire’s demonstration. (AP Wirephote)

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Return Of Carl Brewer May End N.Y. Honeymoon

gers a couple of important goals | and 21 assists, his best

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TORONTO

JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) | shaky Toronto Maple Leaf de- fence in their Stanley Cup semi- tinal series, may find that the honeymoon is over. The word is out that Carl Brewer will be |

white and non - white will be sent to the United States to com- pete in the national amateur

(CP)—New York at been a since Rangers, a band of opportunists | when he suffered a charley- who have taken liberties with a | horse in his left thigh after a | routine attempt to stop New| | viding his injury d | York’s Andy Bathgate in a Na-| him down, will add both offen- tional Hockey League game pant here

The Rangers, who just man-| both in their 5-4 and 42 losses | all depends,’’ said Imlach of the

March 18

with sloppy attempts at clearing | He had four goals and uae assists

the puck out of.the Toronto end. | the following year and lat sea- The addition of pores pro- | son he scored vem and helped

oesn’t slow on 14 other goa

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back in the Leaf lineup Thurs- day night § fi

“He looks good; he'll dress,” Leaf coach Punch Imlach an- nounced Wednesday after his defence star went through a tough, solitary one-hour work- out at Maple Leaf Gardens, “I will | won’t say any more than that,”

Imlach added.

This was decided Wednesday Boxing

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that rearguards Al Arbour and | man joined Leafs in the 1958-59 | and Armstrong has scored nine Allan Stanley have handed Ran- | season when he had three goals! goals in the nine games.

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Rangers worked out lightly Wednesday before leaving for

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S'side Midgets Rank High

The Summerside ae al rules as a hook, he wisked ac ae a the boys off for eagre crowd qpectaiers “bhoarding”’ six times in the last that they rank gg . torn two periods. This was the first Midget division in the M time we saw this rule applied. times when they came from We had heard a it, and de- a 3-1 count at the end of the oo it pth cheg sortie hing the minor hockey, but after

first period to outscore visitors for the remainder of red some of those boarding pen- the game 7-1 a e the alties, we'd say that, even

verdict 84. They did this in among midgets: those rules will the face of seven consecutive make hockey in the same class London bridge is falling

“ring round a

On some of the occasions the boys went into the boards pretty gently, but the Sum- Campbellton referee presen- merside boy always seemed ted Summerside with the he first to be on the outside and got goal with his failure to blow the referee’s heave-ho, Camp- the whistle after assessing his eliton players ed to first Summerside penalty. He know the rule well, and never ruefully admitted his error failed to play the role of “‘fill-

the first and second ing for the sandwich.” Strang-

only one alty,

the dying minutes of the — period when all hope of wi ning was gone. Jimmy Pane,

Toronto to continue their Stan-' ley Cup semi-final series against Maple Leaf: eries now squared at 2-2, largely due te Gilbert’s performance esday night.

The 20-year-old rookie right- winger set the hearts of New York fans afire when he scored two goals—and assisted on the winning tally—as Rangers tied the best-of-seven series by win-

“Perhaps.” a Rangers spokes man declared. ‘‘Gilbert will give us what we need to break the jinx in Toronto where we have lost 15 games in two years.” BACK TO TORONTO

The fifth and sixth games are booked for Maple Leaf gardens Thursday and Saturday, and the seventh, if necessary, for New York’s Madison Square Garden next Tuesday. Leafs won the first two in Toronto and Rang-

ter see-| ers came back at home with

two wins.

Dean Prentice, New York’s star left winger, accompanied the team but his injured knee has shown little improvement, He was not expected to play to night. His place on the line with Andy Bathgate and Earl Ingar- field will be taken by Vie Had- field.

CURLING DRAW

The following is the curling draw for Thursday at the Chare lottetown Club.

. (Rotation). Ice 1 — Henry Dou

glas, J.

ly enough no other type of penalty called, except gift the got perhaps that last one to the from him. Using the Internation- Campbellton boy.

Spectators Incensed

at putting so mach emphasis

t on one type of rule-breaking, international rules were in play one that the Campheliton boys were fam 4 with, and Sum- merside not

puck-

Ala Gaudet tripped as he was con- better te a play, but eriitiant individnal .work by Summerside, and clever goalie - deking gave ecid

Summerside that crowd! 1600 fans ato was the eperéen: watch Campeamnen and Moncton able sin play-off, We'te not panning the ref- 200. Why erees. It’s very ll to miss sports fans so indifferent to the rule infractions. Some of the Goings of minor hockey play- NHL boys do it, they tell us. ers?

Nobody Guessed Tune

tune “The rocky road to Dublin” a very catehy and popular

Nobody the we parodied to celebrate our

tune was

and — get a paltry Summerside |

Cameron, B. Parke, E. Eagles |vs. Doug Douglas, E, Taylor, B

| MacMillan, J. Vautour.

Ice 3 — Game 11 (mixed), |

Ice 4 — Game 10 (mixed), — | Ice 8 — Dr. MacKay, B Boyles, P. O'Rourke, V. Mittom vs. C. Whitenect, B. Jones. Dr, Hooper, C. Downe.

:30

“All ices open for curling for | ladies and men. Games will be

arranged.

TOURIST TALLY Some 1,823,700 visitors from overseas toured Britain in 1961, the British Travel Association says.

song of the 20’s but for some reason it never came back as

you ‘ : “Along the rocky road to Dublin, we were swingin along, singin a song, with joy me heart was bub bliin, with Cordelia by me side etc.”

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