Walcott Appeals To

Have Result Bout Friday

oi-ucnao, (A.'Pt - The post- rriortem on the Rocky Mariano-

Joe Walcott fight. which probably will be one of t.he loudest and long- est in boxing history, enters the official stage Monday.

The Illinois athletic commission has arranged to receive the plea of the Walcoit camp that the re- sult he sei aside. i

W-alcoit. and his manager, Felix Bmviiicciizo, maintain it was the arm of referee Frank Sikora, not of Marciano, that accounted for Wr.loott's knockout at two minutes and 25 seconds of the first round .:i Friday nigh'.'s Chicago Stadium hmigviyciizlit championship fight.

They accuse Sikora of a "last count” and their lawyer. Angelo Nfaiiindra. said he wil.l file a for- mal protest with the commission Monday

Only Polite Inter:-st

'ilcinbe:'s of the cnininissinn i n':ii'.e politcly expressing iiiieresti :-i ho:irin5: the Walcott. ai',".umcni. that it

hai-pn't left much doubt. will take more than conicrsatioi. to set aside the verdict. Cihairniaii I.'X'll'i':5liI'. i'iii..:'iir r.: '1 after ihc bou' that as la: act" in-r ii--as concerned. "the fitzh! ii moi. Marciano won .'n'.i' niiil sq',irirc." Commissioners Lou Rad- zzviida and Johnny Eehr agrccd in addition to the MC meet a.io'.hci interesting post-ii'c'y '.i0ll IN rliiOWlfiL'.

iliree-dimensional movies of

Wal On Rematch; Blemish On

By (HRRY LIBKA p CHICAGO, (AR)-Jersey Jor- Walcott'a manager says he wants a rematch with heavyweight cham- pion Rocky Marciano, giving his entire purse to charity, because he wants no blemish on the record' of the 39-year-old former champ Waloott had planned to retire, win or lose. l Felix aoocichio, waicoin man-I agar, said he would file I formali protest with the Illinois Athletic! Commission Monday of the "fast count" and ask the commission to view the movies to check the ac- curacy of the timing of Marci- a.na's knockout victory in 2:25 oil the out round Friday night at thci Chicago stadium. L Claim: Moat. Unfair I

"It was the most unfair thing the public ever saw.” said Bocchic- chin at a press conference. "For the benefit of the American pub-l iic, they should see the fight again. Joe didn't. get a fair shake." . Bocchicchio complained that tho ring wasn't. normal size and said it was heavily padded to liandicnpi

Wnlcott. ”.loe followed instriictioris." hcl said. "He was supposed to get tip

at the count of seven. That's when I told him to get up. That's all I. heard.

”f didn't think he got hit al punch up to the one that ended ii.. Joe rlocsirt want to go out with any reflections on him."

Wairntt. listening while. his man- agor talked to the press. said, hcarrl him iro-ft-rec Franl: Sikorai count scyrii and started to get up.i He pu.-zhcrl mr down and waved. Marciano the winner."

lxif Of Reef In Punch l

At. an earlier press rovvfereni-9,!

Marciano said he put. '1 lot of

beef” hohind the kiiorlmzir punch. ”I came out to do my i'i:,.. , n the ring.” he said. "And I think

that is what he should have done. I think I would have got up and

fouszht." I .

"I must have hit him in the best lVi':slI)lP spot." Marciano said.

"Whcn I hoard ihc coiiiv get up in richt, I said to myself: 'IhlF follow is not going to got up.' Hr lindn't rvrn looked at the referee";

Marciano said the right uppercut that flattrncd Walcott 'i'i(l the? short right-hand punch lint. didl the job at Philadelphia in their fir.-'-t match worn about equal in strength.

Marciano! future plans still are iinrlrridvd. Al Wcill, his manager is rOnSldPl'li1fZ offers to fiirht Rol- rnd lia St.:ir7.a or F.7.7.ard Charles in Snntrtmhor.

"Right. now we haven't decided

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fight. The International Boxing Club

lf1VliE'l ine commission, sports- writers and memibcrs oi both camps in attend. The films will

be run off at both normal tempo and in slow motion and from all four angles from which photo- graphers shot the two minutes and :35 sccoiids of action. Mailing Referee

Mcaiiiiiiic. Bocchicchio continued a vci'l)al flailing of referee Sikora and conditions surrounding the fight generally. He wasn't getting much s iporl.

B. Siko..i . Joc would naii l0 had he knoivii that far along. He and lawyer Malandra also maintained the riiig canvas was ”ovei'padded" and

and that Jersey risen before the the count was

that the rui: was too small. But the fziiicktcipeis. referee Sikoin and liuiidrcds of sperm- ivritcrs and rziicsidcrs said the count was fair and that Jersey Joe lsaf it out, ioliiivariiy or other- WIFP. ih.ccli.o says he i. iicitlier Marci- iiaiiagcr. Al Wciil. i”irly interested. l .' the imimed-I are ino'ciiniic. Among are R September . ci"nei' Roland La S..iI.;i iii ' "rd Charlcs. and an cxl:in:i.o:i tour of the South Pa-

Jnpzi ii.

cottis Manager Keen

Wants N0 Jersey Joe

whether vie want to fight in Sep- tember" he said. "If we do. itithcr one is ok. l'd lllii" to i... :cd in New York. I've got to have n tzilk ililli Jim Norris presidcni of

the liitcrinitioiial Boxirg Club some lilhf' ncxi wcck”

Paris Boxer Dies

Following Fight l-'i.H.E'.lMS. iCPi - Jean lnnoceniz. Paris bantamweight.

died after being knocked out by Emile Haiitois of Rheims in the fifth round of an exhibition bout here Saturday night.

Baseball Schedule; Probable Pitchers

NEW YlllIl(. I.vXl'l -- Pniiizililr pli('liPl5 in iiiv innjrir IWIXIKIN Monrinj. iuriii and lost rccords in

prirontheslst: Notional haamu

Brrmklyn at (Tiniiiinali fnikhli Rim ii-it vs. Porlhician til-Ail.

Pliilnilrlpliiri at M i l w a u k c it inighti firvws 12-Bl vs. Fluiil ti-ll.

New Ymk at St. Louis Koslo

(0-Iii vs. I”l?7Ii')l'I. iii-flu Am:-riciin IIIIIIIR

Clilrripn at i'i'nsiiin:i.in inlgiiil Dnhsnn 41-1: vs. Blarrrro I2-2'.

Dolrnii at Boston ('21 Cnrvcr (2-41 and Xi;i:ii.mii t2.rii vs. Hurl- son ii-ll nnrl Parnell (4-(ii. Farr Announces

. . His Retirement

HOVE Eng. iAPi -'Heai;v- weight Tommy Farr announced

his retirement from the ring Sun- day-” and this time I really mean

it." The old Welsh boxer

ht"s past 40---camc out of retiremrnt last year He fnu:li' 16 bouts. lit the last our in March against Don Cockcii, ihc refcrrc stopped the fight in thc seventh round to rave Farr from further punish- merit.

Fnrii in Tonypaiitiy. South Waits. Fair non the Bri'isii lirat-yiyeiglti iiil” in 1937. the SAW? your he lost a l.'i-riiiind dc- cicion against world chaniplon Jot Louis

lecoff I I Wins Gollloumey

WESTBURY. N Y, tAPi---Dr. Carey Middlcroff won the Meadow Brook roiiiiti-i'obiii golf oha.mpion- ship today with seven-point edge over Jimmy Demarct.

The 32-ynai--old Memphis den- tist, regularly a loading mnncy

,winr.er on the pro rirciiit, clinch-

ed the rich first prize in thc s17.- 500 event by firing a foui'-under- par 86 for the final round and winding up with a 42-total plus points.

Demaret shot a last round 69 for 39 plus points.

Jackie Burke. Jr.. finished third with plus 23 and Llioyd Mangrum was fourth with plus 14.

The point. standings are gained by matching one player's score with that of the other three in his foursome. Middlecoff, with his 66. thus picked up one point from Jim Farrier, who shot 3. 67 and three each from Sun Snead and Davc Douglas. who had 00's.

NIGHT IN WOODS

SYDNEY: N. 8., tCPi .. Jam" Klfrilt. 9. and James Thompson. 10. were cfojccts of a search in

the woods of the Cownay district. The boys found their own way out the following morning, and .p. pared none the worse for the ex-

perience.

ii said "nobody" heard:

(LITTLE SPORT -. -,. LITTLEVSPORTS BASEBANL Mars

in f'F('Flil not-its island alhleles liavn lwcii iuimiiig ilirougli with ii

numlicr of firsts in sport. Harry Poulton hecniiic the first Island .-ithloie to he given the opportiin-

,iiy to iiglii for A Canadian hox-. iing tiilc iinrlr-i' the sanctions oft lliP Klfilivitlizln Boxing FeileraIioii.,

,Thon ttrin t'.1i'xei' came up with nl

first when the Bzirrir: Fiyers. ofi luhivli hr it 15 ii member, won thel ,.Virniorini ('up. In helping his: 'ie.'iin-niitcs uin thc coveted Sil-I icixx:aii- tiliricr iici-aina the first lslaiiii lifllIxF') plzrir-r ever to pl:i;.

,ulII1 .1 Mrinii-rial ('iip winner. 1 . . .

Now as far as we can ascertain

lII'H" name of Arnold MacCallum may he added to that list. Accord- ITIH to word ieccived here over Iilirt yxcck-rnd Maccalluni has lSIL'ilP(I a contract to play baseball with the Oshawa team of ihc Inter-(ioiinly l.ea;:uc in Ontario

summer. The young Char-

iiliis ,loiictou.n catchcr Iliiis rnziy he thcp horn nIlilPIP to play;

gfirsi lslnnrl piofr.-uiniiril hall for an Upper ('.-iiiniiinii it-nni. At least lie is

Ilin f:r.ct within our mcmory. . . .

And it is profcssional hall that IiP uiii iic playinizf He has signs-ri lnl' A good fzit salary in a IGIIEIIFI (lli.!l is possilily holler than the ;lIz'illlElX and District Circuit. 'When he is not on the road play- ;in;; hall Arnold will be woi'l-ting int xi job that the hall team have, IVICIIFPKI for him at Oshawa. Alll

iin all he has done quite violl forp

himself and he desrryes a lot oi" Illl'lifllI for being ahle lo hreak iinio a league that is dominated

rfor the most part by professional lpiayi-rs from south of the border. . . . I MavCalliini did not hurt his riinnoes too much iii the last ex- liihiiion gamc that Osliriwa playcti

iinlorc tho it-agile opcnctl on Fri- ,d:iy night. In that xzanie, whicii flshnwa won. he hit :i homo run. rloiihlc and ii single. That kind of hiliiiig is all star rntiiig in nn,.i lcaiziio. If he win hit lwiwccii .2.'itl .iiid .300 for tho scnson he will he quite an asset to tho team. His

catching ability was never a mal- tcr to he questioned when he piaycd here.

i . o 5 His tlcpurliire will I).D a liii: loss No the .Viariiinw Ccniriii Airways iicarn. M.(2.A. were banking upon

o

him to form half their h.-iilc-ry iuil at the moment they have no iliatirry of am kind. Howovei', Iionrii .linii'ny Xlaclionald has 1: ion strings out for liuilris to .iiuilri up a mound staff. M. C. A. twill he ready to go with strong! nriougli infirld and outfield hull

iiicsc ficiders will need some gomll mrn working for them on tho hill if they arc to win in the island

Lo.-iziic.

the young hock:-,.' player who set one of the island's IIIVSIS in athletic circles. will he homr on Tuesday nighl. ll goesl ,WlII'iOili saying that (lrin has hddl la hip; year in hockey. His work lwiih the Barrie Flyers has heen admired by the critics in Upper iCnnnria. He scored .his share of points throughout the year and learn!-ii for himself llir namc of it good two-way hockey player. . . .

Flrin Carver,

It was quite an achievement for the quiet spoken young Charlotte- town plnyer to play on the Memor- ial Cup winners. He has earn- ed for himself the right to be regardztl as one of the best junior lhockev playeis in this broad Do- lininioii of ours. We don't know, of any Maritime born hockey plav-i tars iiho have performed with Me- morial Cup teams in the past but

we ieniu:'c to say that if 17.511 names wrre compiled in a list. R person could read the list with

one glance. .

It't some to be quite I pleasure to welcome home such a success- ful young athlete. Orin is not the type of fellow who goes in for big welcomes but we would like to be among any gathering lhnt plans some sort of an official wel- come for him. To be ti national icham-pion in this great National game of hockey is certainly do- serving of recognition by the home-town folks.

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Activity is being stepped up in the Charlottetown Golf Course and by the looks of things golf. ml! is iloing to go over big in local circles. The membership this year will probably be the la;-gut on record due to the fact that quite a number of new players are t-at-ins up the name. All holes

were open for yesterday for the first time this season and the fairways were well dotted with early season golfers getting into

condition for the Julius Boros competition on Saturday. May 23,

MONTREAL. (OPTDDL ,1, cl Meakins. retired Moaili professor of medicine. told a meeting here that "Mme movie are old at bl and others lire young at 08 years of use". The meeting was called to arrange I conlereme of medi- cal. nursing and welfare authori- ties to study problems associated

Poulton To Fight New York Boxer Here In June

Neiommom mu um”; bun performer and Docherty ststediast completed for a June 8 right here mil” "In he wwld 3"” mm between clever Harry Poulton and 1”” Pm”-V W Wk, gbm” 3”" Johnny Fruit of New York. it has they had 5"" mm "1 5C”c"' been announced by Ivan Dochertyl H9 I? 3'0”"IK'v P””c-lies mrd- "Id of the Islanders and 3905:”, Club isets his share of lights around execunvug New York, the worlds boxing cap-

The ngm Wm be 3 mne-up (0, ital despite all efforts of. Boxing Poulton who me,” Yvon Dunne Commissioner Robert christenbury late in June for the Canadian I-0 mom I" "' Cmcag” middleweight boxmg champgonshm The fight slimilfl bc what the It will be staged by the executive, doctor 0rdei'cd for Poulton. It will of the Islanders and Boosters shariwn his rvimes and mums clubs. for the battle with Durellc.

In meeting Pruit, Poulton will HBFTY M5 W9” dmng mi'"l W0” be facing a man much the same I01”. "18 P-"I51 5f'l'9l'3I W99” size as Durelle. Fruit. who ngnts D0341" out of New York but who was bornjhel SYPPS in the Southern States, weighs lmlnllitl Rim about 160 pounds and is regarded ' as a good prospect in fistlc circles,

N.f?.””32iiiii!"..lil”B..”fill.fi"E..Z.'1iGMIHIVE5 , W iSpiii Decision

sion he put. his opponent away in the second round. so Ivan didn't see too much of him. However, . BOSTON. rAPi 7- Johnny Gon- zaives of Oakland, Calif., 138 1-2. was awarded a split decision over

he looked like a pretty capable Paddy I)einarro, 135, of Brooklyn.

in their l0-round lightweight box- ing bout here Saiiii-day night. De- marco was tlir aggressor from start to ilnlSli but. only one of the judges voted in his favor.

As the slim gathering of 1.428 roared its protests, referee Ed Mc-

up the d.

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Baseball Results

day The Canadian Press) SATURDAY National League

and. i: n fr-w rounds ench day as, tempo of hisl

MAY if 1953,

Large Crowd Al Yonkers Race

harness racing history, saw fav- ored Wilmington's Star hold off fast-closing Dandy Dick to win the 55,900 Scarsdale Pace at Raceway Saturday. The time of 2:04 e ualled the fastest clocking of the ear.

Jimmy Cruise brought Wilming- i0n'-S Star down the middle of the track to score by a neck. Ankaway was third in the field of nine. A total of sl28.76'l was bet across the board on the winner which re- turned s3.40 for S2. Wllmlngt.on's Star now has reached M1555 in five starts at Yonkers to be the top money winner.

Offer To Sponsor Reiurn litiich

NEWARK. N. J. tAPi A Newark hospital Sunday offered to sponsor a return match of the Jersey Joc Walcoti-Rocky Marci- ano hea-V,vwei:ht tillc bout here and accept Walcotts purse for its building fund.

Harry Trotter. president of the board of trustees oi the Clare. Maass Memorial hospital. said he talked to Felix Bocchicchio, Joe's

Brazie mi and D. Rice. Fussel- man (ll).

W-Hesm: L-Presto.

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