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By JIM CULLEN

An announcement. by CaSsius Clay, that George Chuvalo will be his next opponent has rocketed the Canadian heavy- weight champion into the limelight.

The big burly Canadian battled his way to recognition leas than a year ago in a bout staged in Madison Square Garden with former world heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson.

Chuvalo lost a decision to the former heavyweight champion, but many observers thought the decision should have been in his favor. The Canadian turned in a which kept

the packed arena on the edge of their seats throughout the match.

This observer would like to see a Chuvalo-Clay fight as we feel the Canadian champien has a vast supply of strength as well as a good stomach for the heavy going. We feel confident Mr. Clay would know he was jin a fight if he elects to eriter the ring with the stocky blockbuster from Toronto.

Clay named Chuvalo as his next opponent in an interview in London and stated, he thought the battle would be arranged in about three months. Gassius Cassius added that he would battle with former champ Floyd Patterson following the bout with Chuvalo

The Canadian battler has confirmed offer from Ernie Ter- _rell, World Boxing Association’s version of the world champion,

for-a title fight and if the Clay fight falls through Chuvalo will likely tangle with the rangy pugilist from Chicago. Terrel has agreed to fight Chuvalo in Toronto in late September or early. ‘October for a flat rate of $60,000.

We. think a Chuvalo-Clay battle could prove good for the hadly wounded boxing game and we will be looking forward to the burly Torontonian getting a crack at Clay.

Tid Bits From Here And There

Round two of the bout over. the creation of a federal boxi commission, with poWer to bar broadcast of fights, will be fough fm the U.S. Senate. Chairman Oren Harris, the -bill’s sponsor, said broadcasting industry spokesman had wired congressman expressing concern that a precedent would be set by granting the commission authority to ban in advance a broadcast, probab- ly violating freedom of speech.

Wilt Chamberlain doesn’t want to fight. He had been offered a bexing contract by Gus D'Amato, former manager of ex- heavyweight champ Floyd Patterson. D'Amato had said Wilt

Chamberlain gets about $50,000 from the 76ers pro basketball team

Red Carpet owned by Adrian and Gerard Miron of St. Au- gustine, Que., was made the 7-5 favorite recently for Thursday's $100,000 Empire Pace at Yonkers Raceway. The horse, bought by the brothers last year for $60,000 gained the rating when Race Time, regarded as the outstanding four-vear-old pacer n the U.S., was permitted to be excluded from the betting. Oth- *r. entries in the 1 1-4-mile pace will include: Sheer Genius, Ripping Geod, Palm Reward and Latham.

Minnesota Twins cut relief pitcher Gary Roggenburk from their roster Monday to make room for Jfave Boswell (not: David M. Boswell of Charlottetown who has recovered from mononuleo- tis, Boswell has been working out with the American League club for about a week.

An unknown person, obviously attempting to express

his (or her) wit pinned the following on the wall of. the office eccupied by this columnist: The law says the husband is the head of the house. It also gives the pedestrian the right of way’ over a truck. é a

PROBABLE _ PITCHERS.

Boston, Lo nborg |Baltimore, McNally (7-5) (N): Los Angeles, Chance (8-9 ‘New York.—Ford_(13-8)(N).

The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed, Aug. 18, 1965. 9)

could earn a million dollars within three years. Jt is estimated‘

(7-14) at ied on the final turn as Merry |jng program

at and Merry Leah battled it out to | Pride raced to

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is TYPICAL FINISH.

| Borderview Rocket 1s seen ond heat of the Invitational’ | edging Merry Note in the sec- Trot at the ~ Charlottetown

Driving Park

last evening. Merry Note had previously

STU be

won the first heat and won on the summary.

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Football Manage

Finds Job A Big Challenge

By JACK SULLIVAN years in

the newspaper busi- it's a

r Frewin

tremendous challenge.’

Canadian Press Sports Writer ness, 13 of them on the football The hours, too, are a little dif-

| Bob Frewin picked up the beat jphone in his Toronto office one day this summer and was told this. I've never run a business, that Joe Granier, a

from Chicago, was on the other ——

lend of the line. ‘‘I’d sure like to :

play fooball for you,” the panish Team iealler said.

|; “Al right," said Frewin, Shocks Ameriks

|pewly - appointed general man- ager of Toronto Rifles ‘in the BARCELONA, Spain (AP) — Continental League, “what are juan Gisbert, a . is Cup your qualifications? rookie, stunned the United The caller gave some impres- ¢: ates’ leading player Dennis sive credentials and Frewin sud-|paiston, in the opening match denly realized he was being! and Manuel Santana , turned — He went along with the prank Froehling’s cannon balls “I'M. tell you: what, Cookie, 1 Popeors Tuesday 64 Seas you know that no football gen- over the United States in the eral manager in the world can interzotie tennis finals. handle you, even under an as- Gisbert, a 23-year-old law stu- — yg = - five option, dent at Barcelona University, because I know you wouldn't be —. — - —. 63 — Toronto the second victory that virtually decided The caller, of course, was

Cookie Gilchrist; an old pal of ‘ight there.

Merry Note Wins Trot At Ch'town Driving Park

Merry Note, owned by Vince |the other highlights of the even- won the second race in 2:09.1,/trained and driven by Clarence, /nosi out Donna Way in an-|Woolridge took a new mark in| the Jack other photo finish, to pay 17.70)winning the fourth dash in 2:09.3,

N.S. and |ing’s card. Yankee Timber,

/Turner of Windsor, idriven by W. Turner led the |

nosing

|

field to the wire in the third |Brown owned norse, won both/in the first daily double. In the/and held off Security Scott in

dash and placed second {photo in the seventh dash to win |the guiding the Hyndman and Company In-

lviteti jlifetime mark twice during the |the wire to pay 6.10. The time/the pay jyitational ‘Trot at the evening, (evening cutting it to 2:09.3 in|by the brown horse in the first] Double was 21.00. the first and then 2:09 in the|dash was a new lifetime mark.

| town Driving o last Te | As they left gate in |

third dash Mary Leah. starting | sur eee ee in the three hole went to the top of the field followed by Merry | |Note and Audrey’s Pride. At, jthe eight pole The Shiek, run- | \ning-for-the three hole on the? | outside broke and~the bike. col- ‘lapsed under driver Harry |Poulton. Borderview Rocket got jaround the tangle and as they reached the half the relatively slow time of. .1:07.2. positions were. unchanged, except that) : : Borderview Rocket had made ‘there were two-double dash /up—approximately15—lengths—of-;-winners on yesterday——after- |a 25 length deficit. Action start- | noon’s eighi dash Harness rac-

Note running two on the outside | town Driving P. Wayne's

*the wire. Audrey’s Pride also first and fifth ents

Probable pitchers fo rtoday’s major league baseball games,

ith 7 - los -ord - } ) neathiaia: oss records i Pa Farm League games andthe field no more than three | of ae a aed te ee i, Bare Nediosal Lenses midget practice are scheduled |lengths separated the finishers | dally double ae i anreicahdl ; Cincinnati, Maloney (13-6) at ‘hts moring at the Vic-|as they crossed’ the wire. San co ae ey et Pilsen: 241:4 and X12 , Chicago, Koonce (7-9) toria Park following the Little Pays Ist 3.60, 3.10, 2.80; 7.00,

___ Milwaukee, Lemaster—t5-9. at League games. §t_ Louis. Simmons (8-11) (N). “Pittsburgh, Veale (12-9) at VS Senators:

MINOR.BALL

The schedule, 10:30 Tigers vs Yankees; Orioles midget practice.

was given a severe run for show | White Lady led he way jmoney by Borderview Rocket | dashes two and si jwho by this time had caught; The largest

In the seventh -dash Border- | combination and a ticket on the view-Rocket-showed_just-what_a| winning twosome!__veturned

|staunch heart-he- has as he nip- $68.20. The fastest

Houston, Nottebart (3-10) (N). = Philadelphia, Bunning (15-7) Los Angeles, Koufax (21-4)

REMEMBER WHEN .. . Crazy Kid, the American ese o racehorse, set the current American League j

Minnseota, Kaat (11-9) at De troit, McLain (10-5) «N). ‘ distance 13 years ago today (f-163—and--Segui—t5-13—or_Tale. bot (10-7) at Cleveland, Terry ‘4! and McDowell (13-8) (2),

OLD

HOME : iy WEEK. SCHARLOTTETOWN - RACING

“DRIVING: PARK

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ii ial et st ae

world's record of 67 45 seconds for the six furlongs

coon ASRS Cie Ngo OLD OROGNUM gin 4 952—at-Del--Mar,-Calif.. A_time- of. 66. 1-5. seconds. for the same distance was re- corded in 1929 for an un-

(TN) - _named gelding at Brighton, Chicago, Pizarro (2-2) at: England, but the course Washington, Ortega (12-11) (N).' there ran downhill.

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tts, RI ND AS AA ent gamle Ae MA le

fine trotters in the seventh. Bet- ters had the quinella‘in the: third:|""

\ped Merry Note by a nose in ;one of the several photo finishes, \of the evening. Mary Leah was |drawn in this race so the anticl- pated battle between the 1-2 fin- |fshers in the third was replaced by the better_one between the

Top with Jack Ferguson holding the ribbons. The big grey horse | by White Mountain’ Boy i Easter Dale is by

circiled the oval for the mile in 08. flat inthe fourth race...........! Other. pays. were_small..on_the.. eight dash card as the patrons, of the pari-mutuel apparently | were calling the right shots.

TV Coverage Is Announced

well pegged as it only returned $5.60. Two double dash winners were

TORONTO (CP)— Thirty-four ! Canadian Football League | national. games will be televised this, 24 — Winnipeg at season, 14 on a national basis, |CTV national. 11 on Eastern Canada networks 25 — Edmonton and nine in the West. CBC antional. Only interlocking east - “west t %—Winnipeg at Toronto, CTV | games are to be televised. na- / national. tionally, according to the sched- OCTOBER ule released Monday. 2—Ottawa at Calgary, The privately-owned Canadian , national. |Television Company will carry| %—Hamilton at Winnipeg, CTV

Montreal, |

at Ottawa,

CBC

time jof the af-° ternoon was paced by Peter On | White Lady (L: Hennessey) | Ellen Joyce (O.. Willis)

Mr. McElwyn Key copped the} afternoon at the Park.

mary.

David PH (W.

Birt)

other double-dash triumph on the | The favored Ohio's Orphan |card. The brown gelding, owned, |

2 Double Wins

At Driving Park

The following is the sum-

RACES 1 AND 5 at the Charlotte-, Wayne’s Pride (C. Smith)

ories in the , Knight Norris (W. Turner) 33 whiie | Sister-Marie(R--Barrieau> in _ Estralita C (W. Craig)

Belle Texas (E. Fitzgerald) 6 4} ination pay | Highland Spirit

SUMMARY RACES 1 and 5 Yankee Timber (E. Bernard) Amy Thorpe i Hazel Bird (G. Mauger Miss Coonan (E. Birt) Delaware Devil (J. Larabee)

Genesis (W. Craig) Times: 2:09.3; 2:09.

aQauatenre

Yankee Timber owned by J.

: Ast.—5.00, 2.90, 2.10; 2.80, 2.10: 2.10.. 5th.—3.00 (win

| Brown. Lee betting only).

RACES 2 and 6 Ohio’s Orphan (C> Smithy ‘Donna Way (O. Willis) — 1 1| Garth's Best (E. Bernard) 22\ Jody Direct (J. Ratchford) |Tommy B. Counsel : 45)~(R. Barrieau) 5 6 water Freight (M. O'Brien) Times: 2:09.1; 2:09.4.

Ohio’s Orphan owned by. A./\and Tillman: Barber (11-9) and| cepted after 7 \Craig; Donna Way owned by J. a

? Wayne's Pride owned by Leith |4_ Coates.

_ 3.80; 3.40. 5th 2.

2.10, 2.10; 2.10.

2, 2.10, 2.10; |" Exac

RACES 2 AND 6

Jolly Dick (H.. Poulton)

‘J. Hennesse:

merside.

ogue

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— White = bady “owned “by

dam | Princess Mark (L. Kelly)

Ray’) ' Stewart,-Murray Harbor and he | Seo a =e

Times: 2.08:3 and 2 08.

Pays 2nd 3.40, 2:50, 2.20; 2.70: 2.40; 6th 2.20, 2.90,

5.10, 3.20; 2.60.

RACES 3 AND 7 Rio Grande (O. Willis) Senor (J. Hennessey) Evangel (E. Bernard)

(G. Chappel

1}

|Top Way (W. MacArthur) ; Happy Gallon C.

Little Doctor (J. Chappel!)

19—Ottawa at Winnipeg, CTV Sing Along (B. Whalen) Rio Grande owned by Jaines

Schurman, Surfimerside, P.E.1.;

| Top Way owned by Wilbur Mac- c

Arthur, Kensington, P.E.I. Times: 2.12:1 and 2.10:2.

19-60,

8:20; 5

RACES 4 AND 8

Peter On Top (J. Ferguson) 1 7

Avalon W

Jorthy (D. Wisener) 25 , Armond’s Buddy (D. |

Si SS a oN “mac “Syndicate Stables, -Sum- (poy “9

4.50, 2.30;

-40;

2.19; 2.10, 2.10; 2.10. RACES $ and 7” Merry Note. (W. Turner) Mary Leah

|Borderview Rocket (B. *Harper) The Sheik (H. Poulton)

3rd.—6.10 2.60, 2.20; 2.40. 2.40.

RACES.4 and 8 Mr. McElwyn Key

(C. Woolridge) Security Scott

ry) 2

3

“4.00. 2

16 (J. Hennessey 9 3 Rushaway Chief (C. Smith) : 37 Far Stride (D. MacNeill) 4 41 Chief's Gal (W. Craig) 5

Leon's Thoughts 5-2). {R. Barrieau) 6 65 |Prince Robert (J. Bernard) 7 7 4 Homestretch Linda

(E. Arsenault)

Times: 2:09.3; 2:11.4.

Woolridge. Pays:

Daily Double—121.00. Daily Double—21.00.

ATTENTION

Um pore,

in a |the first and fifth dashes under|Exactor. feature on the sixth/the eighth to take the double hands or Emmett ‘dash the tables were reversed as} win. Combined

Bernard. The horse lowered his | Donna Way led Ohio's Orphan to|Borderview Rocket in the seventh on the second Daily

with the wine of

Racing action goes again this-

12 21 33 44 56 65

| 2nd. —.00, 2.6. 2.30; Kansas City 000.020 100— 8 71 2.70, 2.40; 2.60. Oth.4.%0, 3.20:| Cleveland 000 000 200-52 4.6

: ( 1 2|/6)

(D. MacNeill) 2 dr |Audrey’s Pride (E. Bernard) 3 3/{¢) Lachemann “(9) Cle—Brows

CV j dnt 4\Los Angeles 000.000 100— 1 99

jdgers, Egan (7) TO. 400 20:1 1011) and Howard WR: NY 7th.—4.10, 2.90; |Repoz (9). 1

Mr. McElwyn Key owned by |

4th.—6.80, 2.60, 2.70; | 2.20, 2.40; 2.40. “8th.—6.00, 2.10, | -Pays -3rd-17:30;-8:70;-4:10;- 510, 5°49" 9 19-30-39 240: 3 7u: 7th (2.10;-2.10. 2.10; 2.20. “5.90, 4.30; 4.00.

2

Frewin back. in the days when controversial Cookie was play-| ing for Toronto Argonauts and ee eet ie (S| FREDERICTON | (CP) played for five or six teams in Chief Bert and Winnburn were Canada and the United States double winners on an eight-dash in the last 10 years. | harness racing card here Tues-

“It’s phone calls like this that!

add. some fun-to my job," says |day night. ee ae va ao the 41-year-old Frewin who has|Miles in 2.14 ao = just started on a two-year con-|burn was clocked in 2.

: : 12.16 3-5: \tract with the Rifles after 17 | Adio Con's time of 2.12 3-5 was

| fastest of the night.

| BASEBALL i iris, Sie tit

(2.17 2-5) and Mighty Scott (2.18 3-5).

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

‘National League

Tennis Notes

Maritime Racing.

Cincinnati, 010 102 020—6 90 Chicago 101 010 001— 4100 Davidson (2-1), McCool (7) = Ellis (9) and Pavletich, -Ed- Pete Aucoin and Dave Gray wards (8) Ellsworth (12-10),| both of Halifax downed singles

McDanie) (6) Abernathy (8) and! champion Paul McLean and Bob Krug. HRs: Cinci — Robinson) watson also of Halifax 1-6, ¢3,

(22), Johnson (23), Chi—Wil- liams (20). 6-4 to win the P.E.L. Open Doub-

New York 011000 000—2 52 les Championship (completed San Fran —_— 001 200 000—3 91 | in Halifax). Fisher=(7-16) ‘Richardson (6),). Aueoin and Gray also etimin- Sutherland (7) and Stephenson; | ated the strong team of Schae- Perry, Bolin (7-4) (3) and Hal-' for and Power in the semi-finals. ler. | Entries are now being re- American League ceived. for the City Recreation |First Department tennis tournament Chicage 211 000 111— 7.15.6 -which will get under way Mon- Washington 900 020000— 2 52 day Aug. 2rd.

Buzhardt (94) Wilhelm (7)| ‘Therm will be both singles and and-—-Romano,;-Martin--(7); Mc--| doubles for: the following groups: Cormick (6-6) Narum (4) Rid-| Boys 14 and under. zik (6) Bridges (8) Duren (8)| Girls 14 and under. and Brumley. HR: Chi—Berry| Boys 18 and under. \ (6). - Girls 16 and under.

Boston 000 000010— 1 39 ,Mens Open.

Baltimore 003 000 00x— 3. 6@ Entry fee for tournament ts

| Morehead (6-15) Earley (8)| 2% cents. No entries will be ac- Friday 20th, 5 p.m.

|Lau. HR: Bos—Petrocelli (8). ")

Krausse (1-0) Mossi (7) and

{Roof (8). HRs: KC—Campaneris |

Your travelling

iNew York 050 000 0lx— 6 90], Newman (11-10) Brunet (2) Gatewood (6) Sukla (7). and |

the best - of - five- match series

iferent, He had been accustomed

_“T've never had authority like|to a seven- or eight-hour

bit now he’s working 10 to

fullback or attempted to run one, and hours daily trying to get the

Rifles, the only Canadian team in the Continental League, aff

ithe ground. |! He’s operating a business with a first-year budget of

more than $250,000, and that’s scary as hell when you all the obstacles we're faced | with.” | No. 1 ts that the Rifles now are in the same position as the long - suffering Baly Beaches were in for 30 years or more |in Toronto before the old One |tario Rugby Football Union |folded a few years ago. The “that

| Beaches were known as jother club’ in Toronto.

“Sure, we're the second team. in this town. Don’t forget, Argo- nauts have been in business for 50 years or more and we're only five months old. | “But we've got« the feeling |that the public is prepared to give us every chance to produce and become part of Toronto's professional sports picture.

tickets so far but you can’t blame people for not breaking down the fences because they don't know what they’re buying yet.”

PLAY U.S. RULES

“Give the fans a couple of home games to look us over and I think we'll de okay,” Frewin adds.

The Continental League will play strictly U.S. rules and Frewin advises football buffs te look for some pretty good play. | “We've got 20 kids on our roster who could make Canad- lian Football League clubs as American players. We have \three or four who could make~ any pro club in Canada or’ the us.”

The Rifles have only two Ca- nadian players — Barrie Row- land, formerly with the Un- versity of Toronto in the senior intercollegiate, and Howie Dun- - lap, a naturalized Canadian who - played with the University of - Michigan. .

“We aren't trying to sell the team on Canadian players, If any Canadian player is good enough to make our team, we'll grab him, but we don't want Ca-

are Canadians. If-they cas prove themselves with us, they've got a job.” oe There’s one difference be tween the Rifles and the Balmy Beaches: The Beaches ever did have season ticket subscrib-

CLASS A MECHANICS

and

4100.00 per week guarantee, plus benefits. expenses refunded six months

after joining company. = Write te: :

'ers. They played for the sheer lenjoyment of knocking heads. The Rifles are in big business with a rookie general manager.

»

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| “OLD HOME WEEK”

MiEtcnieky7

ii pilin ode

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