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Preparing for their first test of . the season Chflflflllfibiwll wvent through another fast work-

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Utes ihcm on with ixofone yet sure of his position.

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iArmstrong Scores Kayoe Victory Over Manfredo In Third Round Of Title Bout

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CLEVELAND, Der. 5 —(AP1—— Henry Armstrong knocked out Al {tfanfredo of San Francisco in the ‘ third round tonight in his second ‘defence of liili world welterweight champicnship before l2.724 fans. Referee ‘Pony Labranch stopped the bout at 1:45 of the third round.

Manfrrdo was helpless through

the second and third rounds and was ivnbblinr badly and com- pletely rltifnni-clcsswhen Lzibraurh TQRONTQ. Dec. 5 --tCP1 —A Qstepirctl iJi"..\I“ll them. The tcr- peciiil meeting of the Canadian

‘ rifle 1x109 m by; Armswong wor- Rizghv Union Executive was called

lliftinfredn m!’ t-.i"lv' in the second 501' Tilllr-‘dfll’ Iliilht to deal with round and no. San F‘1':\11ci5c;in (m: Martin Gainers eligibility for the not throw a pimth in the rim-d Canadian football final Saturday between Winnipeg Blue BC-IUbPL Nut Knocked Down the western challengers. and T" . Manfrcun v\.i~ not knocked routs Argonauts. ‘down. Boxing lllt‘(‘l_\' from long The storm i‘ ivn iii hi tPP I ‘range. he held Armstrmig evrri R. U. ruling Gainer failed i: - in the first ruiiiitl ‘"7 the ': qualify under thr ~ rvnce re- hlastsr from Li» ~ _ v ~vi~i nu cincnts nnpsri" /' ~15 being his time iii r‘ .i.. .d to die ti'.:.... until the

ziicciiito, Jee Ryan, manngt-i- of Bombeis. cm inentezl tersely trot “I fail t- why they have t.) wait until i ‘Puir-tiny’ for ii. merting." Meanwhile Galnor took his place at middle as Bombers. who arriv- ed here this morning from Winni- peg and left soon afterwards for Oakvllle. Ont., went. through their

‘i i.‘t.i“tl_£',il thr‘ .~ ,- ' [right in jlunfrii/IOX ‘l, 1' lhad Al wtvliliflv. Armstrong. pump- ,ing pistori-liltr- hlzvws to I'll‘i'(I and lbodyi. nirirle no effort to measure ' opponent fr,‘ :1 knoclwni‘. ‘IlO’.

_ _ first practice on the grounds of '|'ll11l1lli'\l§i'.\’ ilniilchyi College, irh-ere Bombers might i-.i:-i.,v LIRIYL‘ will live and train for the week. the second round but i ‘the ilnrttlca sure of his \i"or_v und i i cont nue _pouncling fl" v and wearing Manfredo down. m, wghm m M _ Down The Alleys ‘pounds anti lvfantredo. 146. Earlier, sally KFlFEUl‘. National

Boxing Jissocizition champion from CIYTOWN BOWLING ALLEYS

Brooklyn, N. Y., punched out a i?

blvddy victory over Carmen Mixed Doubles

Barth of Cleveland in an over- -—-—

Welkht bout. . MicCabe-Dr. H. McKenzie-BAG

The durable Krieger gained a long lriid in the middle rounds when every blow he swung seem- ed to take effect. Krietzei" weighed 163 1-2 and Barth 163 1-4.

Amber-s Wins

McMillan-P. McInntis-mzfi. Sllllllh——W. McNeill-IZM. Praughtr-C. MCKl1lIi~OIl—I.14iB. , McCabfk-J. D. Webster-IIM. Heartz—A. Dorari——l058. Kano-S. MoDonal . M. Mutch-J. Wi1llairns—l0%.

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Low Ambcrs. eyt-iigiitweigiit I. Paquet-A. Moran-loot. champion fro; Herkimer, N. Y., won a. techn knockout over Commercial League veteran Frank . Wallace of Clsve- . land when Wallace failed to R, c, M, P._-2657_

QHSWBI‘ the bcll for the seventh round. Wallace was forced to quit because of an injured right hand.

It. ha: been an even fight up to the i.insh. Ambers weighed 136

McLeod Grocery-MM. High single ‘fut McLeod 324. High three Harry McLeod 714.

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3-4 anti KLVZIHZICE 139 1-2. _ Electricians vs Enterprise Dough- PQIP)‘ niTon, former irathcr- nuts; Patterson vs. Sea Gulls.

iveight ltiiig from B idlllgilfllll,

A111. gave Cleveland Golden HOLY NAMIE BOWLING

Gloves grad Mike Gnmiere n fancy boxing lesson in the first of the lO-rcunders. Sari-on took six of the l0 rounds. losing the first on a. foul. while one was cv-rn. Sar- ron weighed 184, Ganiirre 135

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(By Kenneth Gregory, Associated Press S W ten NEW ORLEANS, 141., Dec. 5- Enmigh baseball conversation to fill an encyclopedia echoed through hotel lobbies today but out o! a hub-bub of first round forays little outstanding news developed. Meanwhile one of the greatest advance tnfluxes of baseball lead- ers invaded the city for the 37th annual sessions of the National As-

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sooialtton of Eh-ofesalonal Baseball Leagues. several circuits drifted off inlo private rooms for their an- nual meetings.

Many big major league deals have been listed in rtuncr ranks since the 1988 season closed. but

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ed news stages after da-y-loti-g buddies. The first deal of the "hot stove" league sessions found the Cincin- nati Reds selling pitcher Joe Cas- areilla to Buffalo. The announce- ment of that deal came almost simultaneously with the signing of Burleiaih Grimes, fonner rcoklyn manager as pilot of the Montreal Club on a tvm-yenr contract. Out. of the rumor section catne one that Plnkey Whitney, third- baseiman of the Philadelphia Phil- lles and a 10-year" man, likely would align as manager of the Oklahoma City team. Rumors continued that New York Giants were highly interested in