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make any predictions: on: ‘any of: my: fights but I'm as’ rendy | now,
ag I've. never. been for any of. my fights. : ao

nal: work uts ( icing: ‘the weekend produced i ‘the
“Tate: suppor for. tho. Harlem Uandy, Robinson displayed: his old-
“time power,” fake sombinations arid. pinpoint’ ‘accuracy. -with his. ,

ing ‘rit ‘Nand. He. was ulck: to take advantage’ of”: “Lm fully'recovered. froin. my illness that, forced-a:p
ep- produ Sais ee! er yah ae ment from: ‘the, original December 12. ‘date and I'm prepared’ to

ee _ do my best, an’ fond, of the title and T alm to keep It."

: “That's where! Ray. is: ‘pet,” commented: “Joo. “Louls. after: GOOD. RECORDS :

‘watching: his‘ buddy’ wind jup his training. “He's quick to take ~ *. Robinsoi’s : ‘last’ two title tights, “both agaliist, Cari: (Bobo)
dvantage ofa “mistake. and Fullmer. makes plenty.” ‘olson, were quickies, He won. the 160-pound crown for the third
“. “Gene. ts ‘strong: ‘and hag to stay. on, top. of Ray, if he “saint “time by flattening: Bobo. in’ the second round December. 9, 1955,

‘ to win. But he tends to:get. wild ‘and. you..can’t. do that often: and ‘then ‘blitzed the: faded Hawallan-born Californian in, the

fourth round last May,'18;

eweetoned By: “Whe,
Thin ig ’ ‘ - against, Ray. Once | engu h in most, eases. Tye ot to pick Ray. fou
rap: will: be broadcast ‘and: ‘telecast “pena sc of ae Meek: ee ao cao% --*!” Buller’ swept -thtough’ the leading ‘contenders, Ricky Cas-

“."* Most experts, : ‘however, lean to the thick-necked,- ‘musculars i ‘tellani, Gil Turner; Ralph. (Tiger) Jories, who . ‘beat Robinson
“armed | iron-jawed : challenger because of his youth, vigor and, before Ray. won the’ title, and: European. champion, Charley - |’
drive, He never. has: ‘been’ stopped in 40°pro bouts, ° - Humez in’ 1956. He stopped washed-up Moses Ward, in three
oo. ‘The.general opinion’ is that Robinson must, take out Fuller. . rounds In his las we September 2 22, Konts'B . i a
os within five rounds to‘ win. ,” ene's record is W nockouts, Robinson's, na | : pe 8
3 “He's still a “great: ‘tlenter; ” sald: Fulimer, “He can piitich ' ~eareer dating back to October’4,-1940, 1s 138-4-3 with 90 kayoes. |. "Winner of the 100-yard race was Dick Elvin! ae

Le inch >. The number of people who turned out. was. 15 above; last
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“and’he can box, and he's Very, very smart... 4 Ha a se a poey'e ee by Joe Maxim ang the heat, i na ga ant | year, The Weather was damp and chilly, Warmly- clad “spectators |

-- “But he’s 36 and: I'm, 95 and that’s going tobe the altfereiice, ve “crowded the beach.to watch the swim ‘t blue. Li
““y'm ‘going-to keep after-him and maXe-him fight ever second. ‘They will use six-ounce gloves instead of elght-ouncers, and. swimmers turn blue. 1 feguitds:
eo Wil s th ght every se there will be no mandatory elght count for knoekdowns. Seor- | and members of the Royal ‘Life Saving, Society ‘stood by.’

  

 
 
  

 
  

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‘Bear Club, whose: members believe, that cold; "water ‘bathing’
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. Three: — two women ‘and a man — - stayed fn ‘for. ‘an. hour.
“Among those who made the swim, were Mrs, Katherine Bush,
78, and Karen Kirkpatrick, th.

Polar Bear, Club: President, Peter Pantages, “reported. ‘the|
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a ae oe : by The Canadian Press: -
‘Vaneouver’s ‘Western. Hockey League fans who}
Alike their. game seasoned with.a dash of fisticuffs w were

not disappointed, Tuesday. night,
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"its | ‘own: conference, : Baylor's
shopes: of. winning: the Sugar
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; ‘American Johnny: ‘Majors: ‘lead-

Jing. their backfield, ‘they: had an
unblemished” ‘record - ‘of 10
ries during. the
‘regilar:” ‘season, but: as. ‘they. say:
a football” ‘takes: funtiy bounces.
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* That. was’ the: only: real’ upset

of the «Big “Four. on,--Tuesday.
‘Lowa crushed Oregon. State, 35-

19? ‘fh the: Rose’ Bowl: in *Pasa-
‘dena. Cal. Texas: Christian’ .edg-

so upset over. the ‘fight: that, he
said: “This is the: first’ ball game,
‘that Lever, ‘won that I can’t be
happy , over... Hickman-: lost his.

the face, Why? The boy himself
probably ‘doesn’t know. :1 know
he ‘hopes and: prays they’ Ht ty
to forgive’ him”
Hickman. later -apologiz d
publicly ata banquet, for’ olay
ers. He asked the Tennessee

players’ to “find it dn your
hearts to forgive me.” be,
‘There never: was any. doubt

as. to the eventual outcome of
the Rose Bowl game. Iowa's Ken
Ploen bolted 49- yards for a
touchdown in the first five min-
utes and that ‘set the tenor. of
the game. A few,minutes later

head and. kicked Burnham in|

4: ‘3 overtline, ‘victory - over Vic-;
torla. Cougars, : they, Saw a pro-|

a ‘floating pass.

two husky defencemen, et recede Ne led: out’ "Johnson's first, shot but
5 Teful Inte (eer pe overs fanned on’ the return drive,
aleful intent were’ .

LATE SPURT WINS .
Bild : Syverson’ .and Victoria's "Now. Westminster Royals bas-
Bill Dobbyn. Other players, lean- | ed thelr victory on two goals
ing on their sticks, formed ‘a scored during the last minute

roug ee iasted more ha and Ben Bentley's goal-tending.

a minute. ‘| fired from point-blank range
POLICE BUFFER" _ {while Royals fought to hold. a
‘Not until .both. gladiators} 2-1, lead in the ‘third.

Max McNab’ and defenceman

showed signs of wearying did
Steve Hrymnak taliied the. last-

referee Scotty Morrison and
linesman Ed Downey’ venture
close enough to pry them apart.
That was no easy task, _| Blinky Boyce, and Gord Fasho-

Both seemed eager for. round | Way.
No. ‘2°until Morrison posted a

Bentley blocked several shots

. Warriots were: - shorthanded in

sending Johnson tn on: goal with , a

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minute insurance: markers to go| —
with earlier goals by linemates

the first when. Murray Wilkie
cenverted Cec. Hockstra’s pass
into their only -goal..
GOALIES STAR: ~
- Brillant goaltending at both
ends: in’ the: Edmonton-Calgary ,
game. saw goalies called. upon
for (72 saves.
-* Both Edmonton goals went to
Murray. ‘Costello.’ ,

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policeman. between them in the
penalty box..
The. ‘outcome moved Vancou-

Collins Hagler snaked over from
the nine after a 37-yard run by
Don ‘Do-Dobrino, Both touch:
downs. resulted. from Orgeon ver into sole possession of sec-
State. fumbles. It) was’ the 10th | ond place in coast circult stand-
‘time in 11.games that the Big ings. Close behind -are New
10 team has. finished on top. eacenr ett ‘Roy a l s g
“Chuck Curtis dia me passing aunched thar prairie tour w
and running but it was Harold; @ 4-1 New Year’s day win: over
Pollard’s footwork that’ provided’ Winnipeg. Warriors. ©
“+the raargin for, Texas Christian. FLYERS SHADE STAMPS

“ed Syracuse, 28- QT, -In. the Cotton
Bowl in Dallas,» and: ‘Colorado
turned. pack - ‘Clemsoon, 21> 21. in].
, the Orange. Bow! ‘Miami,

'The ‘Sugar: ‘Bow! ame “was

“mharred: bya’ fight’ ‘between ; ‘Ten-
Lo » NOSSEC : ‘guard: ‘Bruce’<;Burnham
¥ and: Baylor: “fullback: Latry, Hick=

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He converted all four. touch-| tn the league's third ti ‘Bd- | Costello screened a. 20-foot drive THE CRY: THAT
: MS, vy S, monton- Flyers served: homc-) past Bassen, | :
Se ceacasecesaveeseses _ Phone 6082, ‘ind 20m pass from Curtis to John Nik- town fans a 2-1 victory’ over} Costello exchanged his second ~ ROCKED
kel-and another by, Jim Swink! calgary Stampeders. goal. with Calgary’s Sid Finney’ “THE WORLDS

with five seconds © remaining in
the second. It was Finney's 24th
goal of the season.

Scandinavian
Skiers to Jump
In Revelstoke

REVELSTOKE, BC, W—Five
top ski Jumpers will arrive here
some, Ume this winter to jump:].
AM a Lournament on the famous
Nels Nelson hil) of the Britlsh
Columbia Rockies, |

Officials of the Premier Ski |
club here sald Sunday the Oslo
‘Norway Ski Club has accepted

; USI
an Invitation to send entries to “sua ROLAND
(he tournament, ‘The date has Noe

| not yet been announced but will re ee
probably be In the latter part of _ ; perma age aan
February or frat two wocks of | ' jxme NE
Mareh,

tn 1081, a Norwoglan team
Look» part In the tournament’
| whieh drew widesprend interest
neross the country, .

Phil Maloney deserved most
credit for Vancouver's win, fir-
ing two goals ‘and engineering
the winning overtime © goal by,
Ching Johnson.

‘His first-goal, added to one by ,
Gordie Hudson, wiped out Vio.
torla’s 2-0 Iecad built up -
Doug Anderson within six seen

onds of the first period's sev-:
enth minute,

Majoney's second goal, the!
game’, classiest, iopped a clever
passing exchange: with Dick:
Lamoureux and forced the game
Into. overtime, ‘|

«which Curtis. set up.

.. Syracuse's all- America back,
|Jim Brown, cut wide swaths in
the .TCU line in a one-man ef-
fort to pull his team ahead, He
finished with 21 points and 132
yards of battering,

‘Brown blocked cunversion at-
tempt in the fourth quarter by
Chico Mendoza was the. key
play, Had it becn ‘good the game
would have finished in a tle.

The Orange Bowl game be-
longed to Clemson until John,
(The Best). Bayuk climaxed a
83-yard drive In the final per-
lod by bulling over from thé one Before sevan minutes of over~
for the touchdown that gave time had elapsed Maloney:
Colorado ‘the trlumph, ‘| stepped Into the spotlight agaln,

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