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SPORTS FRONT

B PTUS CALLAGIIAN

The Men In Blue

WE HAVE always considered ourselves backers ol oinclsls not inde to start changing our Laotian ., er. we have a suggestion the moduli

we think Ls

Conr- mfi‘mg. We believe it will add much coins- and interest to the

...n tlierollrshorrieinsbettertrsment lnd ludted we think the players will reel much hotter about . whole thing it the umpires decide to toilow our suggestion,

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As- some oi the games in our city Lesgue. we are at n

to know what the count is on the bstter. The plate m e in some instances gives no indication, either hy vote. on ... movement whether a pitch is s Itle or s trike. Recall] .oere scoring s nine and we were endeavouring to iollow sr closely as possible we were tn the dark oontlnuultv u m

a As a mill _ ‘ I mm; vol-y uninteresting. Ws dont think we were alone in

iii: are not tor a moment quesunning decisions made by umpires but we are crltlml 0f the manner in which

, rclsc their authority. There is a way gymnasium: m a, un!, a way or exercising real authority with are hand, my . are an umpire ’look good. He may he the smartest oilieinl .. rhc business but it he doesn't give a good (“5pm h. a“ ‘a\ a tans. we consider he is missing out on n m . p"rl,tnl item. - We didn't come away irom this recent ball game .uaons uillll. «peel-11y lrnm players. a beer abort the qulehul st .. plate umpire. Not one had anything to fly again“ in. u", l rliry were wishing he had made them in a more under- llilnllll: way. \\'tlll Iliemr we heartily nfil'cc.

Officials Of Yesteryear

tilt "til to thinking back to yesteryear when (dim like » i c George Francis and the late Dr. Charlie

“‘t‘l‘l‘ handling Illa calls 3| home plate. re were tilllers Wllo dId nuble rllm‘cs but. the“ “ire: men in in our mindr, They had real command oi every situa- n nnri mu needed no help trorn the iciiow beside you to learn Mill'l’ a pitch was a ban or a strike. They made their all! Hi lt-nl alllllllrlly and “tore wa dellnllrly somethan “In this with your hearing it you I‘ ed to hear them.

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'lncssting today‘s baseball here never Ind ch lllls great trio in Echo-ll. But We recall 'I head them bellnwlnfi out affect and Ill:

' A Lilt‘fll many u ilmlmlllluly ll) u . our most viridly and we can stil _ _ . n ri Thry usid theirdjffrms‘wlghfixion loo no ereh e , _ i llphft‘nliggnfhht prose); day official; have had llllle [nine . u. rirrsc dutlcs. We realize they are domz'tne son tor a ' . rinancial gain and that they sllauldnt be criticised l' clients. Our remarks are not meant to crlllclle but in help them become better oriicials. , possess good speaking voices. all or 'on are capable 0! indicating with thel srmn what the pitch \ll at them on make II (III II Illl.‘ plate, of I runner com- hr in term third. with s real nourish. such things go over big nu tho rrovvrl and snake tho players show s much srester rev , l ior the oitiolsi,

‘ Don’t Get Us Wrong

1 don't want to not is lot or rlark kioks when we weird our

. lionroriai Field tor the next game. llc are making mo, inns tor the good or the game.

, we have asked certain things or the players so that

up all ma smoothly, We don't see an. iiig wrong with

~ in the oriiciols things which we are coniident are litr good urnplring.

r \llll he Ionlilng inriverd tn much more exertion. copulate lroin lin- plate umpirc, li he gives it. then we surely will

'i more color to the tonal league that is already In progre

hm about it. isrnps?

Iyers Defeat ‘ ity Stars 5-2

Carl ,‘ICQllaid tossed a 3- u- 'c iionacdy poled s_double. drl. ai llrmorial Field last night ng in both runs. Illnnly unity sl-‘ttrhir Kennedy‘s Flyers sent got on base when the stars . tars reeling 5-2 in a regular shortstop made a misoue on his lly l'iriwll‘alll League Mule, . enabling Kennedy to get to <..ri lrnrl n nn-hittcr going to third He then crossed the plate[ hm i (ill the bottom or the when McQunld sacrificed, \elllll but the n was touched FIRST him m 7'“! to run or the three hits. hock Whiflock‘l Sui-I counted hr young hurler also sent sev. their lirst run in the seventh. ri rlrllln swinging and walked Wayne MacDonald tapping s .roc single and then stealing second lln Illt‘ losing end 0! the con- and third. posty Connolly bun lot has nohlt pitcher Donnie ed him home. Their only other inner MacLean, Thc veteran run came in the bottom or the hammer was touched lor‘eghi . selen hits over the distance. Billy Sherry and rnrhle lienn.. than or them ior extra bases city were top stickers lot- that d ilir longest o throe-hagger winners. each with two hit. in ' y stronrl-snckei- nllly sherry. our outings. Joey Gallant, Joey lschun also run up a string Arsonnult and Wayne MacDon- l Ill‘mn strikeouts and gave up old picked up the star hingle Mn losses on balls. orticials ior last evenings tiltr The Flyers counted one run In were Louis Land and Jimmy Al- ba lnlllill irarno, one in tliellen. H "‘“d d3": "'9" m if 9183:!" No notion is slated ior this no t rcc, in this romo . , . _ . Shmy honed _ 5mm Lennie ‘elenmg but Thursday Milli: Rov liglnle drew a walk and then ‘ers are at home to the lyen. l a coach and catcher FD liictlnn starts at

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“ izzling Racing '

Set For Tonight

.innthcr great harness raclngl The big went or the evening program is scheduled ior Char. .wtil rind seven ton racers “Ehre- niiciown Driving Pull tonight. ling it out ior supremacy. Claude An early closer has attracted .o‘hrlen has the roll with han- v horses and nut classifier bu line MICLIlne‘I .lusty Gary and r n intent to race the speed. many reel Cary will be hard to ltrs in huge divisions. Theo. l beat. But the others in the dull- ll‘lsllins will constitute dashes as tour and eight are benrests it», run and three with race- snd any oi the seven could romp , ls sl-t ior dashes rive six and home a winner. They are Janet M» M. Mr. Rock, sunny Khan. Vic- All three divisions look ilk. ‘Inry Scott, Security Scott nd ell sizzlers. Plcklng winners lnI-'°"Y Abb- y at these is going in b, ,l Everything points to a gust willy chore. Ralph Anna... m ight's rselng and lf weather Illa the rall with m, simmr lcondltlons are isvnrsble. the isle in dash one. Sld steadisesson's biggest crowd should takes his ltins rarory away inlwatt'll the proceedings. r rllimht-r one spot in dssh two l Action commences promptly lrl charlio Willis is up behind It 3 O'clock _ "gear. the rail horse. in dash —mMy "up mr NEW DELlil theaters) — Prime Mlnlster Nenru said but. urday Pmldent Kennedy may visit radio this winter or early next year. However. he told a press conterence. no crucial am had been set because at the pnlldent‘l heavy Illle or commitments, Nehru also sold it was no longer prob-be the Communist one would at- tsclr indie Lu the near rum

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since all in Mad w m glemi'lwllloni an it some really gmt battles Litre the hours get into the calls The lirst three finish- I: In dashes one. twosndthreo m iii dashes one. two and three m an against each other in live._ The rest or the con- 4 era will be seen in new“: "fill II: IM uvlla

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In the sec gushed

‘puunds. heaviest at his carCCr. to Cooper‘s 185V}. 4.

Cassius Admires Cooper; Scorns Refs l

LONDON tAPi—casslus Clay‘llle promised TIVE rounds.

was lilled with admiration In: [led angrily

For 2 Rounds

Conper uld room

at

"l was blInd in In» 1!!! eye

only see with the right, it it .wssn't tor the eye knocked him oul.‘

Ibum And I crlnple‘

nundl. I could not. out of my lelt

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LONDON iAPl .. Undefeated assius Clay stopped Henry

'Cooper. the British heavyweight cllam ’ lust lik right will cnded because or a dPeP ' ey

r In fifth round

pr the he shld he \vnulrl. The

on e

gash under Cnnpcrs ion

a It 1:15 at the lillll rrlund

oi the scheduled lo-ronndcr In outdoor Wemhley Stadium,

Cooper was cut under the rye and round and bland

ram 9 Wound. When

reieree Tommy Little ended it. the cut was a bloody mess 19TH

INA-R0

W It was the 19m straight vic-

lay Upped the scales at 207

Clay was a I “Write.

am (or British refereed.

n Left Eye l

LONDON (AP)

.— Ti e n r y in his dressing i

being pounded ml

1' the In! two mund ‘ “It. will only I blur—l couldl

! by Clulul Clay:

' I would hive

The Billan had three cum

under the It“ eye Ind I had. two-Inch long But lbove It.

With his left eye closed.

Cooper managed to wiser-rack i

“We didn't do no bnd [or I whlt‘h w” b6

M 60 Of the Punch “ll! mt Clly

down in the inurth round. Cooper

go—the six seconds and i iintshed him on.

ill I could (eel him bell saved lllm, Another Bduld hlve

C n o p e r said that Clay ught me with s iew punches i that last round

cuuldn't 192. but he didn't. Illvo

e grongy. i was blind ior two a a thing

ey- Cooper‘ll manner. .IIm t'flte

BIhIIopl Wicks IlId he wnuld III! to see I Coo r-

e m—Bul Ile Added: ‘ . n"! u. CW lolnl lot 1L"

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Clay blasted llle ‘ans' times when he renewed his attack in the filth round and ripped lur- iher apart the nasty nafh up.

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wan his last {our rights. includ-

but he Illd all equal bundle of (19: " l Cltly, who took Cunper out in‘ I‘_m ll‘llinl the world, (‘no

ideas about the hriiish. l the rules_ over here better than 5

in

tough rough

ha

do In I

Cooper

u CA tin liu

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heavywelfihl Champlpn. Clay sh '

(mirth round when ho tloored Clay with n cht hook to the rhin ior a count at ' so, ould have in cat his prune. tioh ‘

ive. When the London Cuckrlcy

Fur Coopcr. H has the sixth time he has been sloppcd in a

dl be

Cooper is a great lighter and A

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lCIay Halts Henry Cooper In 5th Round As Predicted

Cooper brought the mud to its t'cct late III the

hirer vlost or the mm or rihrviil 000 had nnpt'd 'llal ('ai’us

rccorri nnll' is 27-lo-l.

right against the winner or sunny Liston ~ Floyd Pall rciurn bout at Las Vegas,

the t “Cnhhor \‘lll rail in *

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,luly 22 dropped Clay their hopes CROWD CHEERS soared. But ihe bcll onrlcri the The 29-year-old Coupcr. his

mid. left eye spurring blood. brought llild cheers I'mm IIIE rrrlwd Jtisi. nature the round ‘got in a lclt hook and clay went rluivn for three, Then the bell sound and both men bark lo thcir roriicrs. Clay. siunricrl by this t-llron-

r Cooper's Icfl eyP

o career or all liuhls. lie hart

inc slat! ol the filth round and

nr punches. again.

Onc b I {l o d flowed (mm the ’

"‘5 face was crlnlsnn blood.

ShauLS 0! “Sum Il' Stop it!" came Irons the rI'rm’rI Rcl'rree Little stun-Tell

"He's a dirty roloret'. andr

mg again had lived up to

hit n-ic (III the break and - ’rcltrt‘c wasn't doing anything reputation olcndi ooper In labout it. as ho cdlrlt‘d “He tLittlei messcri up at rn T"? Assorintcd Pro.“ have

I “k: the iirst and iourih rounds iol super and strand and third In 1

mm" B"! I “m” like‘ (“in reportedly rrrcivrrl s75 ‘ tr Adll'll .' " ,-; 'i’sf.‘ 9"" " I“ 5 “‘3 Lion an Cooper 542.000 tor the. ' biggest boxing night has had since s crow . ‘ turned up at Lnrldrln's Whiter

City start hoav- '

he praised Cooper as the

Brilhlnl est man he had cm W" I

“He shook the up. He hit me «let than I've ever been Il’ mcri Freddy with that night

"'1 let nnbody Iriuk you That an is I real fighter. And he 7 L a n sure lilt." RESIGNS FnoM IL the knockdown wheni GENEVA lRpulCrsl—Jnseph‘

decked him with a Johnson or Nigeria has resigned

lollnaiion

sslus said he could have gotilntcrnniinnnl Labor ()rnaniza-

but that “I was s littleltion conlerence here. Atrium

mb. i mean Cooper can hit,“ : snurcrs rrportcri Shlurrlhy. iris

When asked about a [inhl‘rcslnnution inllnurdohoycntt or in Sunny Liston. the wrirld‘tlle nonrorcnce by

countries in prnlr'st against thc

iproscnce or s Scuilr Airienn deL ugly Dear will lsll ln‘

voge lclt In the fourth mund’as president of Illl‘

gerian lhbnr llllrllslt‘l"

ATTENTION SPORTSMEN’S CENTRE SOFTBALL TEAM

Practice for all nlnyerh allay. Wed" Junta mils. Transportation leaves Sportsman's Centre. 1‘26 Sydney at 6 pm.

Courts—[ml Phillipa.

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‘uamr as a pit

thrown out oi the game by Mme . ‘pire Fralhk Ecll with the count

huge ing a iiith rouan knot-tout oi by".th by When who m...

wclshman Dick Richardson last ed March as in a arteries or his Mi k, ins modicum. Wu. hritish and Empire titlos. His [rem arm rm. tulip.— wllltmo Purkey. Henry rti. worthington

Tilt- victory moved the Louis- 1. rug: the t-lnl i-illo Lip tloscr it a world title at the right, B

"I the fourth Hill gave hmthrrs trio aritish champion round 5-4 on the rive-point must Cleveland

\l‘enl scored a lkfl mer Doll

icry stormed into the attack at fl 1

lswamaed Cooper ruin a rleluge Three stitches ware necded

pap tornruis ior his pmphrrice, am, now" Sam. Mm mm we.“ ' his rd mlr u-liwh Roach. making Daley llll

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BROOKL . . ,a

Jack Nicklaus drew iirst blood! (mm Arnold Palmer Tue-day In‘ an unusual. snmi.serious re-‘l henrsal ior the us. onen golt. championship starting Thurs- n

The burly doiending championl irom Cnlunlnus. 0h . rolled in. n 40-laol putt an the tin-l greeni ior n onennder-par 7n whir outscored Palmor and two other

he

(alrwn

toude own

relcrri the M

(lint Nickl

y slants.

“I‘ve been polnflng lnr dill i-rient slut-e that big one the uyenr— old lrom Columbus, Ohio. said, ' ' cry in

in Georxlu.‘

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ng to h Aprl asters st Augusta.

“I (In my best In every murv

y so. it is obvious likes Nicklaus in too Thunderbh-d class the coming n-hole battle oil

iNicklaus Beats Palmer nusual Open Warmup

victnry Int Sundly In

l the $100.4 Hllll. the year before, but T

In t lhlnk ll Wlll Lake A Icon of m One hundred and fifty M m,‘ to wlh. I’d settle (or that,"

warld'l tinest pros and sms- . ""l Firemen Top

(Eur! are scheduled in tee Thursday In fill! 63”] U.Si Open. ‘ . Kingfishers; Bankers Win

but already the 1 mo havel made it a lwo<mln lbow: Nick-l “ Iaul again)! Palmer.

‘ Nicklaus declined '0 Iain l .llle general lll'ldel natal! lb

- - "mm" 1 PM but you canrcourse when so esr s :Zfl;'fcg"ry"‘°"lff;yir‘“ g1“! sgmlcharge yuursell up «My a tell! Francis Ouimei healyllle grail B k . N “CW 2213 Am d p” "m" ' “3" I WHY 8“! British stars. Harry Vartlon and , a" P” "‘“m t '. on on u hodgers charged up tor the Open. and Fireman handcd .rohrinys

rslmcr shot a 75. playing well‘ trom too to grcrn but puttingl Player liad s 76 and‘ 77.

A crowd or 8.000 turned out tor the practice rounri over the thirtyard. par 35 571 links or The Country Club

Alier making the tour or the vencrable layout. Nicklaus prel dicicrl that s tour-round score or 2rd) unuld win tho title. While}

more.

swing

lionan

"1 reel muscle spasms weekl doesn't bother me any

line. My sore neck lauilered last

I'm here to win,"

PALMER nEsLlnGEs Nicklaui‘

pride

or sentiment toward llLI

main rival (or world golfing] nice thing. The

Arnnld Palmer. since

undoubtedly has been prieked by the suddenl Ouirrict'a 1913 victory "

I I ushers tlicir lirst setback. I: not a perfect course b9- l7-I0. in City Commercial Lea-

cause l! is I very nld onp.".gul‘ at'llrln Inst t-vt‘nintz,

Nicklaus said. “The tournsrnent‘mEdlzaT “'5 Mk"? “V.

is being held here to Celebralelmgdfigfigfimmwacm mm“

the Will anniversary DI Francis Myra" “locks and )3

his

t while ob Williams .sllziwd the pitching chaired for "Personally. I think It In lithe lasers.

course is not as Bill Lynch. Wayne Biiioh and

linugll us obltmont. where we Lorne Driirtm were the leading the lstter‘s dramatic cnmeback‘ played last year. or Lskelnnd sltckort Irrr the W‘nners. each licking lip three hits. one of

Park Suffers First Loss; Bows To Shamrocks 6-4

81.5 Sllamrnllks handed Na~ tn set-Mid

baseman Charlie

ticnnl Park All-stars their lirst Wealherbie

bt-lhack or the season last oven-i The iilg (lie Mike Connolly/{cached ing at the Old Diamond. down‘ Park at in the most tested game or the season, me ended ‘ inth coach lithe Connolly noun-l in: that BIS cull'licr Jar-k lien- pesrsn i cy was tipping opposing bats ‘

Illen c

n his mitt while rccelvin-g inu- ulnning pitcher llill hinntciidi. Connolly inserted turmoil in

bottom or the seventh and was .‘ windm

madln: 2 balls and l strike whon .lohn he took a :Wlpc at catcher lien- mound nesscy wills tile bat. and al

hotly eon-Tim the game

walk: and slruck tbc seven-inning

next two Park battery:

grounded out anri new «ill resist) the WI muvcly lo rl‘lir? the Md? Ind two It“! in three Ippearancflt

. The nrzurnant onunued far several nun-

im a rhubarb ltles lnllowing the game. Momcilll, making his lil‘sl ape.

te lo: lmsh since

being released by Barry's Lions. .Georgp Murphy. gave up six hits to the losers,’ . the longest s 2-rurs homer to Reg 1 this evenins. playing the l Mitchell t ' titer in the give the

n The loitrwli inning to Park a H lead. The ill hurlt-r gave up no out none over

mic Huwiles the chores ior tho All-stars lowed six hits. two a!

Frank Bradley then went in to . them homers in the top or the

repute Connhlly a! the plate ilxtn.

and immediately in- llded out smash

Ill will bl

Ron Brothers l Scores KO; 1 Poulton Wins l