4
THE
CITIZEN
Wednesday
October
3
TW2
r
WORKING
OUT
at
least
four
times
a
week
Canadian
light
middleweight
champion
Harold
Mann
left
is
piepanng
himself
for
the
British
Empire
Games
this
No
November1
¬
vember1
in
Australia
His
spairing
partner
is
another
Prince
George
boxer
K
C
Moore
Fujikawa
photo
Top
Rate
Amateur
Boxers
Getting
Ready
for
Bouts
Amateur
boxers
scheduled
to
bo
on
the
Oct
13
triple
main
event
fight
card
aie
now
work
Jng
out
practically
every
night
They
want
to
be
in
top
shape
tor
the
bouts
Spokesmen
for
the
boxers
sud
the
Prince
George
boys
aic
cpecting
good
compel
tion
fiotn
the
Alberta
boys
and
fighters
from
south
of
heic
I
eat
tire
nmn
cent
matches
Canadian
light
middleweight
champ
on
and
a
team
member
to
the
British
Empire
Games
Ilirold
Mann
23
against
the
Alberta
middleweight
champion
Kohlcr
Mai
ion
24
When
Mann
went
to
loronto
to
win
a
spot
on
the
Canadian
team
for
the
BEG
in
Australia
jMarxon
was
a
finalist
in
the
boxing
events
Local
fight
fans
predict
this
match
to
be
one
of
the
best
ever
to
come
to
Prince
George
Setting
up
the
fight
card
an
estimated
three
hours
of
boxing
will
be
held
in
the
Coh
scum
is
Irving
Mann
He
ar
ranged
to
have
three
mam
events
a
semi
main
event
and
a
number
of
preliminary
fights
for
the
one
night
Other
mam
event
fights
will
see
Buddy
Palmer
28
of
100
Mile
House
touch
gloves
with
the
Alberta
golden
boy
for
1962
Bowling
Scores
Jucd
A
league
bowlers
at
Pnnce
Geoige
Bowling
Lanes
list
week
tinned
out
some
of
the
best
scoies
so
far
this
sea
son
I
an
Dumas
took
mens
high
single
and
tuple
with
355
and
859
Sandra
Constable
gained
ladies1
high
single
with
304
while
Joanne
I
nesen
took
high
triple
with
727
In
the
team
events
Nechako
Bikeiy
won
both
positions
of
high
single
triple
with
1
404
and
14GG
Bowlers
knocking
the
pmsl
over
to
the
tunc
of
700
ptus
included
Llod
I
loicll
C29G
TU
George
Wolezuk
252
722
Sandra
Constible
304
70C
Don
Johnstone
267
705
Bcttcung
600
scores
weic
Bill
Donald
249
660
Ileib
Middle
ton
248
657
Jean
Rich
ardson
233
650
Bon
LiUen
288
619
Betty
Camozzi
226
fill
Graeme
Robertson
246
37
Hugh
Hill
303
636
Jes
sic
C
ulden
218
632
Hilda
Ei
Scores
Three
To
Beal
Toronto
TORONTO
CPi
Khus
Woat
schatezc
scored
thiee
goals
Tuesdaj
niUit
to
pace
Olympia
to
a
7
0
victorj
ovci
Toronto
Hungarians
in
a
National
Soc
Soccer
¬
cer
League
game
that
guaian
teed
O
1
j
m
p
i
a
the
league
pennant
Major
Leagi
me
Leaders
National
League
AB
R
H
Pet
T
Dims
LA
662
119
228
34
Robinson
Cin
609
134
20S
312
Mus
Id
I
StL
433
57
143
330
White
St
L
614
93
19J
321
II
Aaion
Mil
592
127
191
321
V
21
1
1
II
Runs
Robinson
134
Runs
batted
in
I
Davis
151
Hits
T
Davis
228
Doubles
Robinson
51
TUples
Wills
andW
Davis
Los
Angeles
Calhson
Philadcl
phia
and
Viidon
ttttiburgb
10
Ilomr
i
uns
Mays
San
J
ran
Cisco
49
Stolen
bases
-
Wilts
101
Filching
Puikey
Cmcin
nati
23
5
821
Stnkeouls
Dijsdale
Los
An
geles
232
un
237
625
Joe
Camozzi
228
62J
Del
Sproxton
235
C22
Gene
Pfhger
222
621
Ev
Crowdei
221
618
Tammv
Sproxton
290
613
Earl
Clc
land
213
602
LADIES
LEAGUE
Joanne
Fnesen
took
honors
in
Ladies
lengue
bowling
here
last
week
bj
rolling
highs
of
328
single
and
848
triple
In
ihe
teams
Powder
Puffs
uerc
sole
holders
of
honors
also
when
it
captured
high
single
of
1095
and
high
triple
of
3
041
Over
the
600
mark
were
M
Cokran
267
621
Gladjs
Ewcn
218
07
N
McKennty
223
60J
MENS
LEAGUE
The
Ivoithcrn
Hardware
team
seemed
to
tie
things
up
in
the
mens
league
coming
thiough
with
a
1
278
hifch
single
and
3637
high
triple
High
single
bowler
was
Stec
Turchjniak
with
309
while
Llojd
I
loicll
took
the
triple
high
with
818
Going
over
the
700
maikwere
Joe
Hollman
282
769
Jim
Vestlt
271
763
Harr
Ander
Andersen
¬
sen
278
742
Ait
Chnstianson
25S
734
Ron
Litzen
2GJ
731
Ken
Loin
302
725
Mike
Ana
tooshkln
306
721
Don
John
stone
266
720
Stte
Turchj
inak
309
713
Slim
Sarrazin
2S2
703
MIXED
B
LEAGUE
Bowlers
in
the
mitd
B
league
show
id
fine
form
too
Shirk
Haddock
rolled
ladies
single
ami
tuple
high
with
293
and
717
Joe
Rollman
with
high
or
273
Mngle
and
723
tuple
took
the
mens
top
bowling
for
the
evening
Shields
Motors
Coi
vans
single
of
1120
and
triple
of
3
010
captured
the
ttam
highs
for
the
night
Rolling
moic
than
600
scoies
were-
Wayne
Holmes
231
666
I
to
Labonte
241
661
Camilla
lluiley
265
66J
Tonv
Aarcl
weg
251
660
Marion
Selodj
217
U53
Lauue
Rustart
248
648
Cliff
MacGillivarj
239
637
Oho
Samuclson
218
631
AlJVewson
251
622
Dick
Mart
mson
241
620
Mien
Usen
2t8
612
Mac
Fienkel
238
609
Agnes
Labonte
258
C01
MIXED
C
LEAGUE
Alarg
Cameron
took
the
high
single
and
triple
in
Ihe
mixed
C
league
with
237
and
576
Keith
lloff
with
a
high
269
and
Bill
Kirkwood
with
a
tuple
619
ncie
mens
top
bowlers
for
the
night
Ovei
the
600
mark
were
Bill
Cameron
U
615
J
rank
Mar
ty
258
609
Kcitli
Hoff
265
603
Hicks
team
with
10UH
came
through
with
team
high
for
the
night
while
the
Jokcis
caponed
the
team
high
triple
with
2
703
Roger
Armstead
18
Both
boys
went
to
Toronto
to
compete
for
the
Canadian
chamiponships
in
the
light
welterweight
class
Third
mam
event
has
AI
Cha
bot
21
of
Prince
George
meet
ing
Eelmontonian
Dick
Ander
son
20
Chabot
in
his
last
68
fights
has
won
more
than
60
of
them
Andcison
is
light
weight
champion
in
Alberta
at
the
present
time
The
semi
main
event
will
feature
Al
Korak
who
is
in
his
late
twenties
of
Qucsncl
fight
ing
Bill
Tidley
18
Tidley
is
Alberta
wclttrw
eight
champion
Preliminary
fighters
foi
the
evening
include
Jim
Beswick
21
of
Prince
George
Hugh
Lind
say
20
oE
100
Mile
House
liar
old
Handlen
of
Prince
George
Sonny
Chnstianson
of
Edmon
ton
K
C
Moore
of
Prince
George
Ray
Storey
of
Edmon
Edmonton
¬
ton
Tickets
for
the
fight
are
available
at
Canadian
Propane
Todays
Pennant
Winner
Goes
Against
the
Yanks
LOS
ANGELES
AP
New
York
Yankees
were
waiting
In
the
wings
today
to
sec
who
they
play
in
the
World
Series
opening
Thursday
as
San
Francisco
Giants
and
Los
Angeles
Dodgers
met
in
the
decisivrj
playoff
game
for
the
Na
National
¬
tional
League
pennant
Hanging
on
the
ropes
after
an
8
0
beating
in
the
first
game
in
San
Francisco
Monday
the
Dodgers
ral
rallied
¬
lied
from
a
5
0
deficit
Tues
Tuesday
¬
day
and
squared
the
best-of-three
scries
with
a
dra
dramatic
¬
matic
8
7
triumph
Although
they
used
up
eight
pitchers
In
a
losing
effort
Tues
day
the
Giants
had
ace
Juan
Manchal
18
11
ready
for
to
days
game
easily
the
most
im
portant
of
the
jear
for
both
teams
The
Dodgers
burdened
by
an
ocr
worked
pitching
Months
Top
Fighter
Awarded
to
Liston
NEW
YORK
Wi
Sonny
Lis
ton
s
first
round
knockout
of
riojd
Patterson
earned
the
new
hcavj
w
eight
champion
the
fighter
of
the
month
award
from
Ring
Magazine
today
Patterson
was
made
the
No
1
contender
Liston
s
former
po
sition
Ranked
behind
Patterson
in
order
were
Eddie
Machen
of
Portland
Ore
Zora
I
olley
Chandler
Ariz
Ingemar
Jo
hansson
of
Sweden
Archie
Moore
of
San
Diego
Calif
Cleveland
Williams
of
Houston
Tex
Cassius
Clay
Louisville
Ky
Henry
Cooper
England
Robert
Cleroux
Montreal
and
Mike
DeJohn
Sjracusc
NY
Rings
other
champions
Li
ght
heavyweight
Harold
Johnson
Philadelphia
Middle
weight
Paul
Pender
Brookhne
Mass
welterweight
E
m
1
1
e
Griffith
New
Yoik
junior
wcl
tcrweight
Eddi
Perkins
Gary
Ind
lightweight
Carlos
Ortiz
New
Yoik
junior
lightweight
Gabriel
Hash
I
lordc
Ma
nila
Fight
Results
By
The
Associated
Press
Los
Angeles
Rudy
Corona
124
Obregon
Mexico
out
pointed
Gil
Cadilli
128
Los
An
geles
10
staff
called
on
Johnny
Podres
15
13
The
right
handed
Manchal
has
beaten
the
Dodgers
three
times
in
four
decisions
tins
year
Podres
has
beaten
the
Giants
only
once
in
four
outings
this
year
but
that
was
a
3
1
victory
over
Manchal
ALSTON
CONFIDENT
Dodger
manager
Walt
Alston
feels
his
club
is
finally
on
the
move
alter
snapping
a
string
of
35
consecutive
scoreless
innings
and
a
five
game
losing
streak
Blanked
by
Jack
Sanford
on
two
hits
through
five
innings
the
Dodgers
awoke
in
the
sixth
crashing
through
for
seven
runs
In
an
inning
in
which
Giant
manager
Alvin
Dark
called
out
four
pitchers
The
Dodgers
did
most
of
their
damage
while
right
handed
Stu
Miller
and
left
-
handcr
Billy
O
Dell
were
on
the
mound
The
big
hit
was
a
three
run
double
Throw
to
First
Instead
of
Third
Easily
Explained
LOS
ANGELES
Ml
Why
did
San
Francisco
pitcher
Gaylord
Perry
throw
to
first
base
instead
of
third
in
the
ninth
inning
thereby
putting
Maury
Wills
in
a
position
to
score
the
winning
run
This
was
one
of
the
big
questions
of
the
second
play
playoff
¬
off
game
for
the
National
League
championship
that
Los
Angeles
Dodgers
won
The
answer
lies
in
the
shrewd
psychology
of
Leo
Durocher
Dodger
third
base
coach
and
former
manager
of
the
Giants
Wills
and
Jim
Gilliam
walked
to
start
the
ninth
Bob
Bohn
giving
up
the
first
and
Dick
Lemay
the
second
When
Daryl
Spencer
came
up
to
pinch
hit
for
Duke
Snider
Gaylord
Perry
came
in
to
pitch
third
Giant
pitcher
of
the
inning
Spencer
laid
down
a
bunt
to
the
box
as
Jim
Davenport
charged
in
and
Jose
Pagan
went
from
his
shortstop
posi
tion
to
cover
third
It
appeared
to
many
that
Perry
a
rookie
who
plajed
most
of
the
season
at
Tacoma
in
the
Pacific
Coast
League
could
have
caught
Wills
in
plenty
of
time
at
third
Instead
Durocher
yelled
First
base
first
base
And
Perry
turned
and
threw
to
first
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SCORES
OF
FATALITIES
occut
to
hunters
every
year
who
carelessly
handle
fit
car
ms
Two
mcmbeis
of
the
Pnnce
Geoige
Rod
and
Gun
Club
left
Jim
Dtown
and
light
Cliff
Bericth
demonstrate
the
easy
way
to
get
yourself
killed
Pictuie
was
staged
to
publicize
Hunter
Safety
Week
a
special
time
to
think
of
safety
inensuics
before
going
hunting
Dick
Phillips
photo
FIRST
OR
SECOND
Comets
Seem
Stronger
Than
Ever
LETIIBTUDGE
CPI
Manager
coach
liov
McBndc
sajs
the
1962
63
Western
Hockc
League
season
should
be
a
good
jear
for
his
Spokane
Comets
I
m
looking
to
finish
cither
fiist
oi
second
in
the
Southern
Division
he
said
at
the
clubs
tiaming
camp
here
Coinrts
open
the
WML
season
at
home
Oct
13
against
Van
couver
Canucks
SleUnde
has
found
a
capable
replacement
for
goalltnder
Ed
Johnston
and
has
13
players
re
turning
from
the
squad
that
fin
ished
first
in
the
Southern
Di
vision
last
season
The
new
netminder
U
Cesare
Manlayu
who
played
30
games
foi
Comets
in
the
1960
61
sea
son
This
is
the
man
thai
wc
wanted
McBndc
said
DEFENCE
LOOKS
GOOD
The
Comets
are
comfortable
al
defence
with
Sandj
ITucul
Connie
Madigan
Jim
Holdaway
Cail
Kaiser
and
Bill
Shvctz
all
holdovers
fijim
last
year
At
centre
there
is
Del
Topoll
21
goal
scorer
last
season
Gene
Mekilok
the
clubs
lead
ing
point
getter
with
36
goals
and
Gl
assists
in
196162
Bill
Johansen
and
rookie
Phil
Dut
ton
a
graduate
of
the
Memo
rial
Cup
finalist
Edmonton
Oil
Kings
Ray
Brunei
a
newcomer
Gcuy
Brisson
and
Dick
Lamou
Offer
Made
To
Match
Champ
SYDNEY
NS
CPi
Pro
motel
Gussie
MacLellan
made
an
offer
Tuesday
night
to
former
world
middleweight
champion
Sugar
Ray
Robin
son
to
fight
Blair
Richard
Richardson
¬
son
newly
ciowncd
Canadian
champion
at
Glace
Bay
N
S
Suggested
date
was
OcU
27
Richardson
became
Cana
Canadian
¬
dian
champion
Sdtiuday
when
he
stopped
Wilf
Graves
of
Edmonton
and
Detroit
in
the
eighth
round
of
a
fight
in
Glace
Bay
O
o
reu
are
the
left
wingers
At
right
wing
there
are
veterans
Bev
Bell
Steve
Witiuk
and
Gold
Stratton
Also
on
the
roster
is
Gord
Turhk
a
rookie
left
winger
who
McBnde
says
could
help
Com
Comets
¬
ets
a
lot
if
he
were
a
little
more
aggressive
McBrlde
said
he
is
not
satis
satisfied
¬
fied
with
his
third
line
and
says
he
may
move
Shvetz
to
a
for
ward
spot
McBnde
said
the
three
other
clubs
in
the
Southern
Division
will
be
stronger
this
jear
Remember
When
By
The
Canadian
Pren
One
of
the
biggest
player
deals
in
NHL
histoiy
to
that
time
was
announced
28
years
ago
as
Montreal
Canadiens
sent
centre
Howie
Morenz
to
Chlca
go
with
goalkeeper
Lome
Cha
bot
and
defenceman
Marty
Burke
in
exchange
for
defence
man
Lionel
Conacher
and
Roger
Jenkins
and
right
winger
Le
roy
Goldswohy
o
b
pinch
hitter
Lee
Walls
off
O
Dell
The
Dodgers
scored
the
win
ning
run
in
the
ninth
breaking
a
7
7
tic
Bob
Bolin
the
tilth
pitcher
cmplovcd
bv
Dark
walked
lead
off
batter
Maury
Wills
Dark
broght
in
left
hinder
Dick
Lemay
and
he
walked
Jim
Gillnm
after
throw
throwing
¬
ing
to
first
base
eight
limes
trying
to
keep
Wills
from
steal
stealing
¬
ing
Dark
then
called
for
Gaylord
Perry
a
rookie
right
bander
to
face
pinch
hitter
Daryl
Spencer
Perry
fielded
the
ex
Giants
bunt
back
to
the
mound
and
had
an
easy
force
pla
on
Wilts
at
third
Instead
he
threw
to
first
while
the
runners
advanced
WILLS
SCORES
Mike
McCormick
a
left
hander
took
over
and
inten
intentionally
¬
tionally
walked
Tommy
Davis
Hon
I
airly
then
hit
a
sacrifice
fly
to
Willie
Mays
in
shallow
centre
Willies
hurried
thiovv
was
to
the
left
of
the
plate
and
th
flashing
Wills
slid
past
catcher
Johnny
Orsino
Stan
Williams
the
fifth
Dodg
cr
pitcher
was
credited
with
the
victorj
The
strapping
right
hander
quelled
a
Giant
uprising
In
the
eighth
and
then
retired
the
sido
in
the
ninth
striking
out
the
last
two
Williams
14
12
was
originally
announced
as
the
starter
for
the
second
game
but
was
passed
up
when
Alston
decided
to
go
with
Don
Drysdale
his
25
game
win
ner
A
major
league
record
for
a
nine
inning
game
was
set
when
the
teams
struggled
through
four
hours
and
18
minutes
A
total
of
42
phyers
were
used
The
Giants
eight
pitchers
equalled
a
National
League
rec
ord
Although
only
25
321
paying
customers
showed
up
they
help
ed
set
a
major
league
attend
ancc
record
of
2709
491
for
the
Dodger
season
Financial
Aid
Needed
Urgently
Or
-Ihe
end
NELSON
ICP
Nelson
Maple
Leafs
faltering
senior
hockey
status
this
summer
maj
get
a
financial
boost
but
so
far
it
s
only
a
hope
Around
the
senior
cncuit
for
60
consecutive
years
Nelson
of
ficials
announced
earlier
this
year
its
funds
were
almost
de
plete
and
it
would
fold
and
with
it
would
probably
go
the
Western
International
Hockey
League
of
which
it
was
a
mem
bcr
At
a
public
meeting
Tuesday
a
steering
committee
headed
by
E
W
White
decided
to
mike
one
last
effort
to
form
a
seven
man
executive
to
keep
senior
hockey
alive
in
the
city
He
will
speak
to
several
per
sons
who
had
lndicited
an
in
terest
in
serving
on
an
eec
utivc
Rossland
Warriors
another
team
in
the
league
went
to
the
Tuesday
meeting
and
indicated
that
if
Nelsons
fell
out
so
too
would
the
Trail
Smoke
Eaters
would
be
the
only
team
left
and
for
part
of
this
winter
will
be
represent
ing
Canada
in
the
world
cham
pionships
In
Europe
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BASKETBALL
WORKOUTS
continue
tonight
in
the
Civic
Centto
starting
at
7
30
p
m
At
a
Monday
prac
practice
¬
tice
about
50
prospective
players
for
the
Prince
George
Mens
Basketball
league
showed
up
for
pi
ac
Ucc
Five
teams
in
this
year
s
league
appears
almost
a
certainty
Vandcrvooit
photo
DOING
POORLY
Slow
Start
for
NHL
By
The
Canadian
Press
HULL
Ottawa
Canadiens
champions
of
the
Eastern
Pro
fessional
Hockcj
League
have
won
one
game
and
earned
two
ties
against
NHL
teams
in
pre
season
games
Tuesdaj
night
the
pesky
Baby
Habs
tied
Chicago
Black
Hawks
Soccer
Star
Rejects
Oiler
RIO
DE
JANEIRO
Ml
Mi
lans
Intemazionale
soccer
foot
ball
club
reportcdlv
has
offered
1000
000
foi
the
tiansfcr
of
Brazils
famous
star
Edson
Pole
Arantes
Nascimento
The
offei
has
been
turned
ulown
This
was
revealed
by
Journal
do
Brasil
which
said
Tuesday
Peles
agent
dealt
with
Interna
zionales
agents
here
Pole
belongs
to
the
Santos
club
which
lecently
won
the
worlds
professional
club
cham
pionsliip
by
defeating
Portu
gal
s
Benfica
the
European
champion
3
1
2
2
at
Pembroke
to
snap
Hawks
eight
game
winning
strcik
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
who
hav
en
t
been
impressive
so
fai
walloped
Calgary
Stampcdcrs
of
the
Western
League
DO
at
Ca
garj
In
another
game
JSieu
Yoik
repped
the
WHL
Los
An
geles
Blades
7
5
at
Saskatoon
Montreal
Canadiens
sponsors
of
Hull
-
Ottawa
lompcd
to
a
9
3
win
over
Kingston
I
ronton
acs
of
the
EPHL
at
Kingston
Hull
Ottawa
has
taken
its
raps
from
MIL
clubs
but
would
still
boTst
a
better
record
than
half
the
MIL
teams
if
they
weic
counting
points
BRUINS
LOSERS
The
lowly
Boston
Bruins
have
been
beaten
eveiy
time
they
facLd
an
NHL
opponent
and
lost
2
1
to
Hull
on
Sept
23
Detroit
Keel
Wings
have
only
one
win
that
one
over
Toronto
but
have
phyed
only
one
gnmc
against
NHL
competition
Hawks
the
hottest
team
in
the
training
camp
games
weic
lucky
to
escape
with
a
tie
against
Hull
Tuesday
night
Habs
took
a
1
0
lead
in
the
first
period
and
led
2
1
going
into
the
third
Wales
Lennie
the
iion
114Pouads
Finds
Officials
Disallowing
Fights
LONDON
CPI
Lennie
vil
hams
problem
is
that
his
bouts
arc
inclined
to
be
stopped
be
fore
they
get
started
Twice
British
boxing
authori
ties
have
cancelled
the
18
ear
old
Welshman
s
contests
The
explanation
was
that
the
op
ponent
is
unsuitable
which
means
they
feai
for
the
oppon
ents
health
In
two
years
as
a
profes
sional
Williams
has
won
all
his
24
fights
21
of
them
bj
knock
knockouts
¬
outs
or
TKOs
Latest
to
tumble
to
the
tctn
age
tornado
was
e
penenced
Barry
Ridge
of
I
ci
cester
The
referee
halted
the
bout
in
the
fouitli
to
save
Ridge
from
further
damage
Promoters
have
turned
to
of
offering
¬
fering
bonuses
to
men
who
can
last
more
than
one
round
against
Williams
live
have
so
far
failed
A
PUNCHER
Lennie
is
the
only
British
boxer
who
can
decide
a
fight
with
one
punch
savs
Benny
Jacobs
his
manager
He
does
not
hae
to
wear
an
opponent
down
and
soften
him
up
for
a
knockout
Williams
known
in
the
Welsh
vallejs
as
Lennie
the
Lion
was
born
in
Ihe
mining
town
of
Maestag
The
green
valleys
and
coal
dust
are
the
same
env
iron
ment
as
produced
such
brilliant
little
men
as
Jimmy
Wilde
and
Dal
Power
By
day
he
wields
a
pledge
hammor
in
the
colliery
at
Coe
gnant
His
spare
time
b
spent
toughening
up
in
Jacobs
gym
nasium
wheje
he
onge
slammed
a
punching
bag
clean
through
the
qeiung
o
Outside
Hie
ring
the
feiocious
little
Welshman
spends
his
spaic
time
with
horses
In
August
he
weighed
in
at
114
pounds
to
ride
a
horse
called
Cicnell
in
the
Penvbont
Breconshire
races
He
finished
list
but
his
gen
cral
popularitj
in
the
mining
towns
should
ensuie
him
plenty
of
mounts
Next
to
winning
the
British
featherweight
title
his
ambition
is
to
buy
a
horse
train
It
himself
and
win
the
Grand
National
steeplechase
Williams
started
nut
as
a
fly
flyweight
¬
weight
but
has
come
along
so
quicVly
that
he
now
is
looking
for
competition
among
th
118
pound
bintams
He
is
expeetul
to
move
up
with
the
feathers
shortl
At
present
his
agp
restricts
him
to
fighting
only
eight
louncl
bouts
The
mles
of
the
Butish
Boxing
Board
of
Control
pre
vent
a
fighter
from
competing
for
a
title
before
he
Is
20
The
reason
is
ironic
in
this
case
it
s
intended
to
protect
him
from
getting
hurt
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