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seemed to pick up the pace at all was bit hard by “the rabbit’ which was Several times it appeared that Patterson continue but Clay, true to his promise

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Frank Clair is treading water and it is rather too for him to do anything but hope. The Ottawa Riders their yearly test again and discontent is beginning in the Capital City. On paper the attack in Canada but it just did blame this on Clair's lack of ulating whether the coach will are also hoping that coach Jim Trimble Montreal Als would be more

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Detroit left wing Ab McDon- od of the game at Detroit from Norm Uliman (not ald (center) of the Detroit Tuesday night to make the shown.) But Hall was general- Red Wings snaps the puck past first score for Detroit. Dé ly too good for the Wings and Chicago Black Hawks goalie fenseman Doug Jarrett (20) held them to a 32 score.

Glenn Hall in the second per- was no help. Ab got an assist (AP Wirephote)

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DETROIT (AP) — Goals by |quick saves es he attempted \Fred Stanfield and Phil Espo- steer in shotea by Bathgate. sito within a 20-second span of | the second period sparked Chi- at 5:40 cago Black Hawks to a 3-2 vie- tory over Detroit Red Wings in the only National Hockey | League game Tuesday. night. The victory snapped a “

moved the Hawks into a first-place tie with idle Montreal Canadiens.

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man had taken the puck from a | Chicago defenceman and passed :31, Watson 7:46, Jarrett 10:36, in front of the Chicage net, Henderson 13:45.

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First period: No scoring. Pen | alties—Barkiey 17:34

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left. | McDonald's marker: came on screened shot after Norm Ull-

, SUMMARY Second Period: 1. (Mohns)

Chicago, | Chicago 5:40; 32. | Detroit

(Hodge, ald 2 (Ullman) 7:10; 4. Chb

cago, Hay 5 (Nesterenko, Pil ote)

11:06. Penalties — Mohns

Third Period: 5. Detroit, Del- 3 (Bathgate, Marshall)

vecchio :051; Penalty—Howe 6:02.

Shots on goal by ‘ 5.6 617 ll 8 524

Doug Jarrett capped the Chi- | cago uprising with the third Goal of the second period when | he beat goalie Roger Croier at | 11:06 while the Black Hawke were shorthanded.

Red Wings to within a goal of a tie when he scored 51 seconds | into = Se = Batt. | gate ea an st on the' LAS VEGAS, Nev: '(AP)— tally, giving him 800 points in Cassius Clay, still heavyweight ile tut wen te rveen | oa ae ser Fi Sa - tte: cored against Detroit this sea- one ee son while the Red Wings held a

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The occasion wés a final news conference held at the Dunes Hotel fight headquarters follow- ing Clay's 12th round technical knockout over Patterson Mon- day night at the Las Vegas Con- vention Centre.

Clay was unmarked, boastful about himself as usuai and said be hopes to make a third de- fence of the crown, possibly in four months, against World Boxing Association titleholder, Ernie Terrell. =

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| Gordie Howe was blanked for jthe fourth straight game.

| The Red Wings outshot the \Black Hawks 11-5 in the firet| \period, with Howe getting three good scoring chances. He back- |Hall’s pads, then forced the

jhanded a short shot into \Chicago goalie to make two

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He refused to use this as an alibi for his performance.

“Last night I was beaten by a great fighter,” he said, and referring to the back trouble, added ‘‘the result might have been the same, but the fight might have been more interest- ing.” a"

EXPLAINS SURPRISE

Clay, reminded that he had said he would have a surprise for Patterson before and after the fight, answered:

“The first one was that I was silent and quiet at the weigh-

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hampion Clay, Patterson Meet, Trade Compliments

puffy, apparently was still in pain from a muscle the base of the spine which he aaa suffered about the third round.

after the fight I was speaking good about him.”

The 23 - year - old champion, scheduled to fly to Chicago Tuesday night, said he hopes soon to visit Saudi Arabia, Pak- istan, Turk and Italy ‘so all the people can see me.” ;

Patterson will fly’ to New York Wednesday.

Clay orated at length on the supposition that he might have carried Patterson. i

“I didn't carry him,” he ia- sisted. ‘'I hit him so many times © I got tired. I had to rest so I'd be sure I'd last 15 rounds,

“IT hit him my test punches and he didn't fall." :

Patterson went down in the sixth, but was still on his feet when referee Harry os a the fight at 2:18 of* the © 12th.

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‘Fight Proceeds

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goals, three- assists and hard Alan Flood’s shot. from about 30 skating, led Saint Dunstan’s feet, into the net.

High School to an 11-2 victory’ PVI was determined not to over the Provincial Vocational end the period without a goal Institute last night at the Char- and at 19.50 Bob Gallant scored

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The Bombers, Western Foot- ball Conference champions best-of-threegame WFC play- | take on Hamilton Tiger - Cats, offs to the Bombers people be- | the eastern champs, in the Grey ban to wonder if Big Luz, nick-|Ciup game here Saturday after- a caaiae Weer ona by | noon.

teammates, would end up| “We brought everybody,”

like Rip Van Winkle by said head coach Bud Grant. of

the Calgary made it to'the |the Bombers after getting his

Grey Cup. jteam_ settled’ in at a hotel. near

far as I know it.will stay their practice field at Varsity some time. I think | Stadium.

it and play Santa! ‘‘This is the healthiest club kids at Christ-/we've taken into a Grey Cup Tuesday. He | since 1959."" boys and two girls. That year the Bombers scored

started about |18 points in the fourth quarter

now is |e defeat the Ticats 21-7, °

wife didn’t! The Bombers eliminated Cal-

me for: 2% wt » | gary Stampeders in the western she likes it,"” he said. | final,-winning-two-in-a—row.-af- Lazal, whe completed . his jter losing the series opener. eighth season since joining the | Grant scheduled a_ practice | a from Villanova for 5 p.m. Tuesday, but had to University in 1958, was named |cancel it when the equipment im the Ca- |failed to arrive because of an nadian Football League in 1958. | airlines foul-up.

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But when Stamps lost the |

To 11-2 Victory Over PVI

Cecil MacDonald, with three |Weatherbie was able to deflect |scored on a blazing shot from |

ithe point. Cecil MacDonald scor- jed again at 8.10. At 12.55, Mac- Kinnon scored on a pass from |Cecil MacDonald. At 19.59 Mac- |Intyre finished the scoring when

lottetown Forum. This was the with Cecil MacDonald serving a jhe retrieved a loose puck at jcenter ice starts. Last Sunday they | The second period started the | minder.

and beat the PVI net

This period was not all

‘the Saints were not able to score |‘‘peaches and cream” for the |Saints as they lost the services

of Billy Weatherbie who injured

‘on dominating the game but with ,his knee while making a MacKinnon in the penalty box |check, X-rays will be taken but power play going |it is not considered serious.

The Saints were also minus

shot. This finished PVI's |the playing of Sandy MacDonald | it did not end the jwho received

seven minutes in penalties in the second period \for interference and fighting. He did not appear in the third per-

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SUMMARY

_ First Period: 1. SDD — C€.|

;MacDonald (LeClair) .07; 2. \SDHS — Weatherbie, 4.47; 8.

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'7.07;. 4, SDHD.— Weatherbie period, ‘wes docgnsted | ecod), 16.41; 52 PVI — Gallant

(Stanley), 19.50. Penalties — C. |MacDonald 19.08. : | Second Period: 6. SDHS — Lid |stone (C. MacDonald), 54; 7. PVI — Stanley (MacQuaid, Ca- |meron), 3.26; 8. SDHS — lLe-

\echool’s second goal of this per-|Clair’ (C. MacDonald), 11.03. |

Penalties — MacKinnon, 2.16; Gallant, 4.55; Lidstone, 12.25; — Donald, (minor, major)

Third Period: 9. SDHS — CC. MacDonald, 1:14; 10. SDHS Affleck (C. MacDonald) 7.54; 11. SDHS — C. MacDonald, 8-10; 12. SDHS — B. MacKinnon (C. Mac- Donald) 12.55; 13. SDHS -- Mac- Intyre 19.59. Penalties— Acorn, 1.10; Gallant, 7.03; Acorn, 9.15.

Bookies Call Winnipegers ‘Deadheads’

TORONTO (CP) — “Winnipeg

jpeople are a bunch of dead- | heads.”

| That’s the way Toronto book- jes look at Saturday's Grey Cup football game here between

Hamilton Tiger-Cats.

he and his associates are disap- pointed that Calgary Stamped- ers didn't make it to the Grey | Cup. Winnipeg eliminated Cal- ;gary in the Western Football

| Conference final.

“The Toronto business people (bookies) prefer Calgary ahead of. Winnipeg,” he said, ‘because Winnipeg people are a bunch of deadheads. There’s a helluva lot more action when Calgary comes down beecatisethey =got richer people. Those guys own oilfields.”

He said business began to pick up Tuesday and added that Hamilton is favored to win

‘by four points. This represented

a slight increase from the spread Monday, which was 3% points,

He said that if you take four points you lay 11 to 10, mean- ing that if you pick Hamilton to win by four points or more you must bet $11 to win $10.

But if you give four points

LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP)—U:S. \tracking down money collected) acting ‘on a suit filed previous to fight night. ex - heavyweight champ Inter - Stans Liston, were tracking Liston's title fights, two with | down and impounding proceeds Patterson, two with Clay as Tuesday of the Cassius Clay- well as he Monday fight. Floyd Patterson title fight Mon- | Inter - Continental spokesman night. were not available for comment. | Liston, claiming he still is The U.S. marshall said he| owed $58,000 from previous was trying to collect only fights, filed suit in federal court enough money to satisfy the onday against his former suit. The balance of the receipts ‘manager, John Nilon, Inter-Con- will go to the promoters imme- 1! Promotions;-Sports Vi- | diately. sions Inc., Delaware Advertis The Monday night gate at the jing and Management Agency Convention Centre was am | and its officers, Robert and nounced at more than $300,000, | : & fraction of the revenue witch | A—U.S. marshali—said —the -will-come from SportsVision’s” money at the Convention Centre closed circuit telecast and. was impounded, but he was stifl movie and re-broadcast rights.

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Continental promoted | “But the big guys got the 2d, L. Furness, H. Robbins vs

point spread at five," he said, “except they'll probably end up at 3% on Hamilton.”

REMEMBER WHEN... .

By THF CANADIAN PRESS

Frank (King) Clancy re- tired from the rink 29 years ago today—in 1936—after 16 starring years as_a National Hockey League defenceman. Clancy coached Montreal Maroons and joined the NHL

Teferee staff before return- | iffg to Toronto Maple Leafs, |

his old team, as coach and _ Glub executive.

Winnipeg Blue Bombers and One bookie said Tuesday that |

Increased

| CALGARY (CP) — Paris, | Vienna and an unnamed Ameri- |can city are expected to contest | Montreal's application to host jthe 1972 summer Olympic |games, Hans Maciej, manager | jof Olympic '72, said Tuesday: | The Olympic ‘72 group is| backing Banff-Lake Louise as a | site for the 1972 winter Olym. | pics and has expressed fear the | | Montreal summer bid might | {hurt its change of international | recognition. \ | The Canadian Olympic Asso- | ciation has endorsed the Mont- real bid but advised the Inter- national Olympic Committee it will give—priorty to the Banff | apptcation. :

Ernie Terrell To Meet Press.

CHICAGO (AP) — Heavy- weight boxer Ernie Terrell has scheduled a press conference this afternoon, presumably to hurl an official. challenge at

ampion Cassius Clay, who successfully defended his title against Floyd. Patterson Mon- day night in Las Vegas.

CURLING DRAW

| The following is the draw at ithe Charlottetown Curling Club |for today:

'7 p.m.

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It was recalled that‘ in the ninth round Clay’s manager, Angelo Dundee, implored him te end matters and Cassius called back: ‘Man, I'm trying to take him out, but he won't go.”

Tuesday .Clay elaborated say- ing-—‘‘Yeah,-Angelo--say, ‘take him out,’ and I say, ‘take who out. You ain't in here.’"

HAS BACK TROUBLE . Patterson said he has been

If Ti-Cats Win Cup

much im -the cup final. Every | championship game is decided | troubled with his back for years. happens in the game, | He said the condition will strike has happened in | mysteriously and. disappear im fore."’ the same mannef. joined Hamilton in| Financial returns, according a playing coach and |to one promotion official, Rob- + as a full-time jert Rosencrans, indicate that » total revenues from the close@-" circuit television here and— abroad, the live gate of $381,111, radio and movies will be ap = proximately $3,870,000. 4 Clay figures to collect about > $700,000, and Patterson $350,000.” Clay receives 40 per cent of the net Patterson 20 per cent and the promoters 40 percent. ©

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4 — L. Wellner, S. Beaton, | D. MacKay, G. Jenkins va F. |

Curtis, H. Peters, T. Burke, F. | Lewis.

Ice 5 — C. Asprey, Pud Whit- lock, J, MacLean, G. Wright vs W. MacLaine, K. MacInnis, B. MacDonald, D. Livingstone.

8.30 p.m.

aye — D. Cameron, F. Cox, .. Burke, F. Callaghan vs A,

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Basketball Game

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This is a return match. The first game was played last Fri- day night at Saint Dunstan’s in which the Saints edged the All- Stars 60-66.

Johnston, D. Rogers, J. Pierce. Ice 3 — D. O’Rourke, B. Mac.

Gregor, G. Gallant, J. Macinnis

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Ice 4 — M. Bell, K. Dalziel, G ‘Trainor, D. Kilpatrick vs. J, |Squarebriggs, -M. Pursey; J. | Keith, K. Doucette. |

Ice 5 — G. Dion, K. Jenkins, | F. Dillon, D. Mosher vs E.F | Acorn, E. Gillespie, P. Perry, H. | +Crockett. . \

AT MONTAGUE

Montague. Curling Club draw | \for Wednesday, Nov. 24th: 7 p.m.

Ice 1 — Judge DesRoches, E. Catenere, D. Sorrie, B. Mabon! vs R. Ferguson, L. Sinclair, H. Galloway, O Hennigar.

Ice 2 — Dr. Johnston, B. Smith, L. Nicholson, E. Moar vs |E. Shaw, D. O'Connor, L. Stew- art, A. McGregor.

9 p.m.

Ice 1 — Dr. P. Macintyre, M. Nicholson, K. Sulfivan, L. Mac- |Leod vs C. Nicholson, P. Wara- ter, D. Clarkson, G. Clarkson

Ice 2— E. Duvar, R. MacDon-

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William McCullum, 58, of “suburban Richmond ~ Hill:, was arrested after drivers said he was making better time than motorists.

EX-CONGRESSMAN DIES

AUBURN, N.Y. (AP)—For- mer U.S. representative John Taber, 8, a veteran of 40 con- secutive years in Congress, died Monday at a nursing home after a bong iliness. in political circles as ‘‘the watch- | dog of the treasury,’ Taber was ranking Republican mem- ber of the House of Representa- tives_ appropriations committee from 1933 until his retirement | in December, 1962.

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