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LEAFS
GAMES
By
THE
CANADIAN
PRESS
If
Clarence
Campbell
presi
president
¬
dent
of
the
National
Hockey
League
had
any
doubts
about
the
financial
success
of
exhibi
exhibition
¬
tion
games
they
must
have
been
erased
during
the
weekend
Campbell
granted
each
of
the
six
NHL
clubs
permission
to
play
two
pre
season
exhibition
games
In
their
home
arenas
this
season
with
a
warning
that
they
would
be
discontinued
if
the
crowds
were
not
better
than
50
per
cent
Saturday
night
fans
were
turned
away
from
the
Maple
Leaf
Gardens
when
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
met
Detroit
Red
Wings
in
an
exhibition
game
and
some
12000
supporters
turned
out
for
Montreal
Can
adlens
lntcrsquad
game
at
the
Forum
The
defending
Stanley
Cup
champion
Loafs
were
less
suc
successful
¬
cessful
on
tho
Ice
ending
a
33
tie
against
the
Wings
Sat
Saturday
¬
urday
and
losing
2
1
to
the
Detroit
club
In
Kitchener
Sun
Sunday
¬
day
Jim
Pappln
saved
the
day
In
the
first
game
poking
In
the
tying
goal
off
rookie
Peter
Stemkowskis
goal
mouth
pass
with
three
minutes
remaining
Andy
Dathgate
and
George
Arm
Armstrong
¬
strong
got
the
others
Dob
Dlllabough
Ron
Murphy
and
Marcel
Pronovost
counted
one
each
for
Detroit
Officials
said
the
crowd
of
14024
was
larger
than
any
of
the
last
sea
season
¬
son
Tho
tickets
had
been
sold
on
a
first
come
first
served
basis
Alex
Delvecchlo
and
Murphy
who
came
from
Chicago
Dlack
Hawks
In
the
NHL
player
draft
last
spring
provided
the
De
Detroit
¬
troit
goals
Sunday
before
a
sell
out
crowd
of
7731
Pappln
again
scored
for
Toronto
It
was
tho
second
exhibition
win
for
tho
Wings
who
de
defeated
¬
feated
tho
Loafs
C
l
last
Thurs
Thursday
¬
day
at
Detroit
ROOKIE
HOT
FOR
CANADIENS
ry
Gray
scored
Whites
defoalcd
tho
Reds
0
3
In
tho
Canadlcns
first
lntor
squad
game
Rooklo
Jim
Roberts
John
Forguson
and
Loon
Rochcfort
got
tho
others
Jean
Dellveau
Yvon
Cournoycr
who
spent
last
sea
season
¬
son
with
tho
Junior
Canadlcns
of
tho
Ontario
Junior
A
Series
and
Davo
Dalon
scored
for
tho
Reds
Tho
Dlack
Hawks
won
tholr
third
consocutivo
exhibition
gamo
Saturday
night
trouncing
Doston
D
ruins
7
0
at
St
Cath
Catharines
¬
arines
paced
by
tho
throo
goal
pcrformanco
of
Chlco
Makl
Dobby
Hull
Rod
Hay
Eric
Nos
torenko
and
Stan
Mlklta
added
tho
othors
Now
York
Rangors
tied
tholr
top
farm
toam
BalllmoroCllp
pors
of
tho
Amorlcan
llockoy
Loaguo
0
0
Saturday
at
Drandon
Man
and
dofootod
tho
Clippers
C
3
at
Winnipeg
Sunday
Thrco
former
members
of
Iho
Maplo
Loaf
chain
Dob
No
vin
Dick
Duff
and
Rod
Soiling
who
went
to
Mow
York
in
oxchango
for
Andy
Dathgato
and
Don
Mc
Kcnney
last
season
got
goals
In
tho
two
-
gamo
sorlcs
Soiling
who
played
with
Tor
Toronto
¬
onto
Marlboros
of
tho
OI
I
A
Junior
A
Sorlos
last
winter
Duff
and
Novin
all
scored
ono
oach
Saturday
along
with
Jim
Mlkol
and
Earl
Ingarflold
Paul
Andrea
fired
two
for
Daltlmoro
while
Cord
Labos
lore
nryan
Hoxtall
and
Davo
Richardson
got
tho
othors
Novin
got
anothor
goal
Sun
Sunday
¬
day
along
with
Vic
Hadflold
Phil
Goyetto
Joan
Ratollo
and
Harry
Howell
DUly
Taylor
paced
tho
Clippers
with
two
whlloDuzzy
Doachamp
got
tho
tho
othor
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CATS
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TO
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Mrs
Mod
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of
Calgary
cap
captured
¬
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tho
tltlo
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disinterested
competitors
at
tho
Calgary
Cat
Show
Tho
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manx
cut
took
34
and
04
soconds
In
two
trials
to
track
a
mouso
through
a
glass
maze
Tho
mouso
Is
not
Injured
In
tho
hunt
as
only
his
scent
Is
loft
In
tho
maze
Two
tlmo
formor
champion
Fordlnand
Leo
who
holds
tho
world
rocord
oil
0
soconds
was
bored
with
tho
competition
and
wanted
to
bo
out
of
tho
maze
Volvot
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by
Mrs
Elslo
Sullivan
of
Calgary
was
runnor
up
ke
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SPOIRTS
Standings
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it
a
big
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Is
it
a
small
car
Is
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a
compact
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0
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3
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0
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120
0
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104
4
MONDAY
SEPTEMBER
21
1964
REGINA
SHADES
WINNIPEG
Rldors
and
Hamilton
Tigor
Cats
In
tho
Eastorn
Football
Conforonco
Jackson
who
usod
to
play
with
McMastor
Univorslty
Ma
raudors
of
Hamilton
guided
tho
Rough
Rldors
to
a
23
8
win
ovor
Montroal
Alouottos
Satur
Saturday
¬
day
and
maintained
Ottawas
throo-
point
load
atop
tho
EFC
Cosontino
a
product
of
sonlor
intorcollogiato
football
with
Univorslty
of
Wostorn
Ontario
Mustangs
at
London
shared
In
Hamiltons
27-
14
rout
of
Tor
Toronto
¬
onto
Argonauts
Sunday
Jackson
began
his
spectacu
spectacular
¬
lar
porformanco
with
a
107
yard
pass-and-run
play
with
ond
Tod
Watklns
for
Ottawas
third
touchdown
Ho
also
throw
touchdown
passos
to
Canadians
Whit
Tuckor
and
Ron
Stowart
Jackson
completed
13
of
18
pass
attompts
for
281
yards
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Its
a
Volkswagen
1500
Its
a
big
car
because
it
can
carry
seven
children
a
mother
and
eight
smiles
Or
it
can
hold
live
grown
ups
sitting
down
Its
a
small
car
because
its
three
feet
shorter
than
most
station
wagons
And
its
a
compact
because
we
dont
waste
a
single
inch
of
space
The
engine
is
hidden
away
deep
down
in
the
back
So
you
have
a
5j
foot
flat
loading
area
And
up
under
the
front
hood
theres
a
trunk
Just
like
in
Volkswagens
famous
beetle
shaped
sedan
And
our
VW
1500
has
all
the
other
advantages
of
the
more
familiar
looking
Volkswagen
It
gets
better
footing
in
mud
and
snow
because
the
engine
weight
is
over
the
drive
wheels
Theres
no
radiator
to
freeze
or
boil
And
it
doesnt
use
much
gas
The
VW
1500
usually
gets
about
35
miles
on
a
gallon
That
goes
a
long
way
with
seven
children
ami
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mother
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Placo
klckor
Moo
Raclno
addod
tho
othor
Ottawa
points
with
a
fiold
goal
and
twoconvorts
Stewart
led
tho
ground
attack
with
103
yards
gained
Montroal
had
built
up
an
oarly
8
0
load
scoring
all
Its
points
in
tho
second
quarter
on
a
touchdown
by
Nat
Craddock
a
convort
by
Glno
Dorrotta
and
a
single
by
icoklo
JlmMcKoan
Tho
Rough
Rldors
trailed
8
7
RACINE
CHANGED
BALL
GAME
going
Into
tho
third
quartor
but
Raclno
booted
his
33
yard
Mold
goal
and
Montroal
bogan
to
fado
Tho
Alouottos
oarly
running
strength
was
displayed
by
Crad
Craddock
¬
dock
who
gained
01
yards
on
10
carrlos
and
Georgo
Dixon
who
picked
up
28
yards
In
eight
carries
McKoan
and
Vornon
Colo
shared
quartorbacking
dutlos
for
Montroal
Only
three
of
tholr
six
passos
woro
complete
and
notted
only
47
yards
Ottawa
ran
up
21
first
downs
to
Montreals
10
and
gained
473
total
yardago
compared
to
the
Alouettos
127
yards
Stowart
also
caught
four
passos
for
47
yards
Cosontino
firod
two
long
touchdown
passos
to
Tommy
Grant
on
identical
pass
pattern
plays
that
caught
Torontos
deep
backs
unprepared
I
Esks
Swoon
When
LionsStrike
MAC
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helps
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SHERWYN
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catches
Lnncnstcr
ED
BUCHANAN
rushing
king
Canadian
QBs
Run
Teams
Riders
Ticats
Both
Win
WHIT
TUCKER
Ottawa
scorer
By
THE
CANADIAN
PRESS
Rubs
Jackson
nnd
Frank
Cosontino
aro
two
quarter
quarterbacks
¬
backs
who
didnt
come
from
the
United
States
by
way
of
the
Canadian
Football
Leagues
airlift
Doth
aro
Canadian
born
but
each
figured
prominently
in
wookond
wins
for
Ottawa
Rough
By
THE
CANADIAN
PRESS
The
status
quo
of
the
West
Western
¬
ern
Football
Conference
was
undisturbed
by
two
games
Sat
Saturday
¬
urday
Saskatchewan
Rough
riders
and
British
Columbia
Lions
con
continued
¬
tinued
their
winning
streaks
Winnipeg
Blue
Bombers
lost
their
seventh
straight
game
and
Edmonton
Eskimos
couldnt
break
the
Jinx
that
has
kept
them
winless
aga
Inst
WFC
clubs
for
two
years
Blue
Bombers
were
defeated
31
30
by
Saskatchewan
and
the
Eskimos
lost
49
C
to
Edmonton
Saskatchewan
moved
Into
a
first
place
three
way
tie
with
BC
and
the
idle
Calgary
Stam
peders
The
Stamps
and
DC
get
a
chance
to
move
ahead
Tuesday
In
a
contest
In
Calgary
which
will
bo
carried
on
tho
Western
CTV
network
Bombers
are
In
tho
confer
conference
¬
ence
cellar
behind
the
Eskimos
who
picked
up
two
victories
thlo
year
against
Eastern
Con
Conference
¬
ference
teams
Saskatchewan
bounced
to
a
17
0
lead
In
tho
first
quarter
had
It
cut
to
17
7
by
tho
half
but
moved
ahead
31
10
at
the
thrco
quarter
time
Fullback
Art
Perkins
was
tho
Winnipeg
strongman
collecting
three
touchdowns
Halfback
Leo
Lowis
got
one
end
Jack
Robin
Robinson
¬
son
kicked
three
converts
and
a
single
and
guard
ShcrwynThor
son
scored
a
safety
touch
by
dropping
quarterback
Ron
Lan
Lancaster
¬
caster
in
tho
Roughrldors
end
zone
Riders
George
Reed
scored
two
touchdowns
end
Dick
Co
hoc
got
one
and
halfback
Ed
Duchanan
got
tho
other
Gerry
James
booted
our
converts
and
collected
a
Hold
goal
Buchanan
regained
tho
WFC
individual
rushing
race
when
ho
collected
00
yards
on
11
car
carries
¬
ries
Lowis
made
132
yards
In
13
carrlcs
ono
of
them
a
37
yard
touchdown
offort
Duchanan
also
had
his
long
run
a
08-yarddashupthosldo-linos
for
a
touchdown
In
Edmonton
thoro
was
no
doubt
aftor
DC
intorcccptedan
Eskimo
pass
on
tho
Lions
10
yard
lino
mid
way
through
tho
opening
quarter
and
turned
It
into
a
touchdown
In
11
plays
Prossloy
la
tor
howovor
brought
tho
soil
out
crowd
of
21000
tho
first
ovor
In
Edmon-to-to
its
foot
with
a
flashy
37
yard
gallop
for
tho
only
Eskimo
touchdown
and
tho
longest
run
of
tho
gamo
Willie
Fleming
went
20
and
33
yards
for
two
touchdowns
Rooklo
Bob
Swift
quarterback
Joe
Kapp
halfback
Ron
Morris
and
end
Mack
Burton
collected
ono
oach
for
DC
Tho
Lions
piled
up
28
first
downs
on
203
yards
passing
and
242
yards
rushing
Eskimos
had
HI
yards
rushing
and
08
yards
passing
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Although
hes
only
32
years
old
Mickey
Mantle
is
wondering
how
much
longer
he
can
remain
in
baseball
Plagued
by
injuries
throughout
most
of
his
career
the
New
York
Yankee
star
hopes
to
be
able
to
play
five
more
years
Rut
he
doubts
if
he
will
ever
make
it
Right
now
says
Mantle
I
dont
think
I
can
play
more
than
two
or
three
years
Sometimes
the
pain
in
my
legs
becomes
so
severe
it
seems
doubtful
I
can
finish
out
one
year
Against
the
Los
Angeles
Angels
on
the
weekend
Mickey
ran
his
major
league
hit
total
to
2001
He
also
hit
his
450th
home
run
Mario
Paces
Deutz
Win
Franco
Marios
two
goals
powered
Deutz
Flyers
to
a
0
0
victory
over
Legion
in
a
Prince
George
Soccer
Association
game
yesterday
Legion
had
only
three
regular
players
available
for
the
con
contest
¬
test
which
was
played
on
a
slippery
field
at
Rotary
Stadium
Other
scorers
for
Deutz
which
had
a
full
team
woro
Marcclllno
Gomes
Johnny
Da
Sllva
and
Rlno
Polcotta
In
other
games
Prince
Georgo
Nationals
bashed
Eagle
Lake
7
1
and
Williams
Lako
Maplo
Leafs
knocked
of
visiting
RCAF
Station
Daldy
Hughs
0
2
No
scorers
woro
available
Stephens
Near
Death
MINNEAPOLIS
AP
-
Ted
Doon
fullback
and
halfback
with
Minnosota
Vikings
of
thoNa
tlonal
Football
Loaguo
and
Sandy
Stephens
formorly
with
Montroal
and
Toronto
of
tho
Eastorn
Football
Conforonco
woro
Injured
In
on
automobllo
accidont
Sunday
night
Stophons
Is
In
critical
con
condition
¬
dition
with
a
broken
leg
and
sovoro
cuts
In
tho
crash
Doon
sustained
a
dislocated
hip
mul
multiple
¬
tiple
cuts
and
a
posslblobrokon
leg
A
spokosman
for
tho
Vikings
said
tho
hip
injury
alono
would
put
Doan
out
of
action
for
tho
romalndor
of
tho
NFL
soason
Tho
car
In
which
tho
two
woro
riding
struck
a
troo
in
South
Minneapolis
Stophons
21livoslnStPaul
Ho
played
a
quartorback
at
tho
Univorslty
of
Minnosota
and
began
his
pro
caroor
with
Mont
Montroal
¬
roal
Alouottos
In
1002
Ho
was
with
Toronto
Argonauts
briefly
last
eoason
aftor
bolngroloascd
by
tho
Alouottos
Doon
20
who
played
his
colleglato
football
at
Wichita
University
is
offenslvo
half
halfback
¬
back
with
tho
Vikings
Ho
was
drafted
by
Philadelphia
In
1000
and
played
four
seasons
with
tho
E
agios
He
camo
to
the
Vikings
this
soason
in
a
trade
one
round
with
llandlon
and
two
with
Larsen
The
same
thing
Isnt
going
to
happen
to
me
this
year
Im
going
to
be
throw
throwing
¬
ing
a
lot
more
punches
Almost
all
his
punches
landed
In
his
no
declslon
bouts
Ho
hit
Handlen
almost
a
will
completely
dominating
tho
bout
Larson
with
almost
a
100
fights
spread
between
here
and
the
Rcandanavlan
countries
was
harder
to
hit
But
Adolph
was
still
connecting
with
authority
It
was
the
best
Ive
seep
Roger
In
three
years
offered
announcer
Dill
Mahood
He
was
really
landing
with
his
right
hand
Larson
agreed
and
felt
part
of
the
credit
should
go
to
Walters
who
had
been
sparring
with
Adolph
In
workouts
since
the
boxing
season
began
about
three
weeks
ago
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Scores
American
League
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L
Pet
GBL
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00
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00
02
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80
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080
2
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78
73
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12
12
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70
73
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13
12
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Ang
77
70
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14
12
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70
70
407
10
12
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84
447
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Wash
00
03
388
32
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City
04
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Now
York
0
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7
Washington
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4
Clovoland
3
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1
SATURDAY
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City
3
Now
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8
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7
Washington
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0
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Detroit
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SUNDAY
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0
8
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12
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4
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3
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4
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27
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330
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SATURDAY
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3
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San
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Louis
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SUNDAY
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San
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Now
York
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Houston
1
DANCER
ADOLPH
A
PUNCHER
NOW
By
DOUG
MARTIN
Citizen
Sports
Editor
Roger
Adolph
a
fancy-stepping
bantamweight
was
listed
In
tho
fine
print
advertising
tho
Prince
Georgo
Boxing
Clubs
oxhlbiton
car
yesterday
Ahead
of
him
were
a
como
backlng
trio
of
pros
Harold
Mann
Jimmy
Walters
and
Al
Chabot
along
with
amateur
Buddy
Palmer
of
100
Mile
House
But
when
the
exhibitions
wero
complete
It
was
the
22-year-old
Douglas
Indian
Adolph
who
drew
the
loudest
and
longest
cheers
from
a
boisterous
300
fans
The
gate
receipts
of
over
200
were
given
to
Palmer
to
help
him
make
up
the
money
he
will
lose
when
he
takes
time
to
compete
In
the
Tokyo
Olym
Olympics
¬
pics
next
month
Adolph
was
on
a
comeback
of
sortshlmself
when
he
stepped
Into
the
Civic
Centre
ring
for
a
three
way
round
robin
with
votoran
Thorky
Larsen
and
Harold
Hondlen
Adolph
has
beon
trying
to
get
back
on
top
ever
slnco
he
cap
captured
¬
tured
tho
Canadian
bantam
bantamweight
¬
weight
tltlo
in
early
1003
No
ono
has
ever
questioned
his
moves
conditioning
or
courage
With
Adolph
it
Is
a
different
kind
of
problem
He
seldom
throws
a
punch
At
the
Canadian
championships
last
May
he
was
content
to
lay
back
and
let
Edmontons
DUly
McGrandle
carry
the
fight
McGrandle
won
the
title
and
ono
of
the
five
Olympic
berths
for
boxing
Ive
learned
my
lesson
now
Adolph
said
after
going
Walters
and
Mann
drow
a
good
natured
ribbing
through
their
four
-
round
no
declslon
bout
Porhaps
it
was
Just
as
woll
In
truth
It
was
a
sluggish
affair
If
thero
had
been
a
de
decision
¬
cision
Walters
would
likely
have
won
The
Chabot
Palmer
bout
was
another
prize
winner
Chabot
lighter
but
stronger
combined
the
class
that
Prince
George
fans
saw
In
him
when
he
was
winning
Canadian
championships
as
an
amateur
with
the
new
moves
he
picked
up
as
an
unbeaten
professional
in
California
He
pressed
the
fight
and
forced
Palmer
into
the
most
strenuous
workout
hes
had
since
winning
the
Canadian
am
amateur
¬
ateur
tltlo
last
May
MANN
CHABOT
WALTERS
GET
PRO
OFFERS
AGAIN
Prince
George
will
he
having
throe
active
pro
boxers
in
a
month
Junior
lightweight
Al
Chabot
and
light
middle
weights
Harold
Mann
and
Jimmy
Walters
have
re
received
¬
ceived
oilers
to
resume
their
careers
under
Sid
Flaherty
at
San
lose
alii
Tu
three
ospoil
to
have
their
first
lights
arouul
the
end
ol
October
They
all
continue
to
live
and
work
in
1iiuco
deiugo
Hying
south
for
their
bouts
Flaherty
hopes
to
have
Chabot
groomed
lor
a
title
light
against
Flash
Klonle
in
the
Philippines
alter
aboil
four
waiuiup
bouts
u