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NEW YORK (CP) — Here's |terson-George Chuvalo fight, in how sports writers at ringside |which the Toronto heavyweight saw Monday night’s Floyd Pat- lost a decision to the former

world champion. e Lester Bromberg, New York Regals Whip wei receram as i | writer viewed the fight, Patter- son came charging through to | Success in the last two rounds | during which second - effort rallying by the two tired bat-

ALBERTON The hockey |tlers precluded anythi but wars returned to Alberton | miina infighting. "s

earnest last night as Alberton “By dint of his big drive Regals downed O'Leary Ma-' from the sixth that brought him | | Toons 5-2 in a league gameleven after 10 rounds, Chuvalo which featured a penalty shat| was ‘in a position to gun for an and two fights in the third pev-| overhauling margin. Instead, he iod of play. head-hunted futilely in the 11th

lan Strang tallied for O'Leary | but Floyd fought him off with a in the second period followed by| burst that was still going at the

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Somers (SS) 230 203 001—11 | today: 201 000 000 2— 5 | Hill (B) 001 010 420— 9 Afternoon, ladies open. Burden (Ch’town) Sheen (SS) 021 021 200 1 0— 9/7 p.m. te 9 p.m. 020 120 311 1—11 | Taylor (B) 200 100 033 02—11| Ice 1 — J. Gallant vs. M. Fitz- Howatt (Belvedere) Z P.M. | Patrick. 301 002 0000— 6 | Grant (B) 100 101 2000-5, Ice 2 — E. Kassner PRanahan (Ch'town) Wood (C) 011 010 013 3-10) MacDonald. ° ee 010 204 300212 | Burden (C) 022 301 010 3—12| 9 p.m. te 11 p.m. Kassner (Souris) Ranahan (C) 100 040 1010-7) Ice 201 010 012 0— 7 repel (Ss) 100 110 003 1— 7 Reid. 6.00 P.M. Kay (C) 022 002 1200-9} Ice 2 — R. Peters vs. winner O. MacDonald (C) D. MacDonald (C) | of game six, round three. 032 101 105 2 rn ipl RE Turner (A) 200 010 010 0— 4 ( 101 021 120 3-11!) Turner (A) 20 Calta) O00 Oo 6 Seabrooks Top 111 111 140 O—Il1 (R) } . N. MacDonald (C) be 20 23 211 2-21, Hunter River 000 000 001 O— 1 gend—SS—Summerside, C.-! E. MacDonald (C) | Charlottetown, R. —RCAF A—| KENSINGTON — Two games|

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W. Matthews scoring for Alber-| final bell.” ton on a penalty shot and’ E. Milten Gross, New York Matthews to make the count 41.|Post—”. . .He (Patterson) out-

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West Royalty Tops Southport

West Royalty scored a come from behind vietory over South- port in the Sunny Isle Hockey League Monday night.

‘Fhe Southport team was lead- ing 3-1 with 15 minutes left when the West Royalty squad came on with a rush.

E. Toombs, -£. Hartinger, and J. Petrie paced the winners at- tack with two goals each. Other

Curling — 2 aineesatie ! is the Smallwood lit the lamp twice |

|draw for the curling cha here | for Southport while L. Kays |

| Is Cancelled

| were played here last night in| North River Causeway has been

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1 — C. MacDonald vs. M.| There will be an officials bas- | ketball clinic held at the YMCA tonight at 7.30.

Ice Racing

Today's ice racing card at the

cancelled due to the weather conditions and lack of entries. Horsemen are reminded to get

went for Patterson's chin as the pattern for the fight was quickly established: Chuvalo working on Floyd's midsection — often low — in an e’-rt to weaken those quick moving legs, and Patterson hammering at Chu- valo’s head.” | “. .The concentration was intense. There were few lulls in

the action.” Jimmy Cannon, New York Journal-American—‘‘But now in the 10th Patterson's leg came up, as one of Chuvalo’s right hands. went into his stomach like a spike driven into soft turf. The stamina seemed to be punched out of him. But in the llth and 12th rounds Patterson won the prize of his reputation. He seemed to be pelting Chu- | valo with lead snowballs and he | hurt him with a right hand.” Dick Beddoes, Toronto Glebe and Mail—‘It was Patterson 6 to 4, with two rounds even... . The further the fight went, the more it became obvious that Chuvalo needed a knockout to | win. ... . Chuvalo need not nec- | essarily be written off as a title contender. He was beaten by Patterson who, this _ night, fought hard enough to win the championship for a third time.” Milt Dunnell, Torente Star— “Although Chuvalo actually did not come close to winning .. . he..was. the a, most. of the way, a fact which the offi- cials undoubtedly took .into ac- count in their sc . . As a boxer, Chuvalo was

Corran Ban Nips Vernon River

Ine a. CYO. Hockey.League-, game at SDU rink, Corran Ban defeated Vernon River 8-6.

Scoring for the winners were T. Hucz with three and H. Mor- rison, N. Morrison, F. Morrison, J. MacDougall and W. Doyle, one each. ; |

For Vernon River, J. Gill and J. Doyle each got a pair while F. Hughes and L. Hynes collect- ed singles.

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VEY TAAALT. | HOCKEY TONIGHT

(WEDNESDAY)

CIVIC STADIUM

8:15 P.M. RCAF EAGLES

vs. SUMMERSIDE JR.

Here's How Sports Writers Saw Patterson-Chuvalo

out of his league. He lacks the polish

|George Chuvalo is that he is

really a big fight novice at the age of 27... last rounds were so even the refe: and judges all g trasting verdicts, ... reflexes were sharp as they lier rounds. . round |

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LEGIONNAIRES —

Last Night

two by White, his 25th and 26th before a late minute marker

SUMMARY: | First Period: 1. — Nationals Keough (Sexton, Leard) 5:34; 2.°Combines DesRoches (Deigh- an) 7.41; 3. Nationals Don Mac- Williams _(J..MacLeod, Walsh) 11;10. Penalties: D. MacLeod, Andrews, Dale MacWilliams, R. Gallant, White. | Second Period: 4. Nationals. Sexton (Leard, Keough) 7:02; 5. Nationals Leard (Keough)|} 7:09. Penalties: I. Arsenault, D. Arsenault, Walsh plus “10° min-}= ute misconduct. | Third Period: 6. Nationals Leard (J. MacLeod, Don Mac- Williams) 4:28, 7. Nationals J. MacLeod (Leard, Walsh) 4:39 8. Nationals White (Keough, An- drews) 14:42; 10. Nationals White (J. MacLeod) 18:52; 11. Combines Deighan (R. Gallant, Dalton) 19:21. Penalties: Walsh, D. MacLeod

Tignish Teams Score Victories

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