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a SPRING TRIALS Above, left to right, are | They are, Dick Papa, with his shown the winners of the Up- | English Pointer "Flashlight land Bird Dog Club's annual | Babe", winner of the "Open Spring Trials, All-Age" Stake event and the held here in | Upland Bird Dog Club trophy; | { North Oshawa, last weekend. | WINNERS AT UPLAND Hans Kaufman, with his Pudelpointer "Cati", winner of the All-Age (Restricted) Stake and the Stewart Alger Trophy; Del Sartori and his English BIRD DOG CLUB Pointer "Senor Zorrow", win- ner of the "Puppy" Stake and Ralph Bates, with his Brittany Spaniel, "Patche's Pride", win- ner of the "Derby" Stake. --Photo by Dick Milne Studio Fred Glover Is 'SPORT FROM BRITAIN KHL All-Star | NEW YORK (AP) -- Right winger Fred Glover of Cleveland| Barons was a unanimous choice] for the American Hockey League's all-star team announced today. LONDON (CP) -- Six months Glover, the circuit's scoring|280 Britain could not boast one champion, collected 35 points. | European boxing title. Now Dick Also named were goaltender Ed Richardson, Dave Charnley Chadwick, defenceman coach Freddie Gilroy and John Cald- Steve Kraftcheck and left winged| Vell have beaten Continental op- Stan Smrke, all of Rochester position in four weight divisions, Americans, defenceman _ Lavey iy ake Bi gly tbe top country Hillman of Providence s an : : ; : centre Bill Sweeney of the cham-| The line of successes began in pion Springfield Indians. November when G il roy out : : pointed veteran Italian fighter The second team: Goalie Mar-piero Rollo for the European cel Paille, defenceman Bob Mc-ganiamyeight crown. The fight Cord, left winger Parker Mac-|y.¢ voted the best ring battle of Donald, right winger Floyd 959 by British boxing writers. Smith, all of Springfield, and de-| Gilroy, 24-year-old Irishman, now fenceman Gus Mortson andj the No, 1 challenger to Mex- centre Larry Wilson, both of Buf-|jco's Jose Becerra for the world falo. title. Each first-team member re-| Another Italian to hit the can- ceives $300 from the AHL. Sec-\yas was Mario Vecchiato, who |of his hand as a signal that he national Baseball League after a American | |was giving up. 12-year career in the WaloTs.| ih Chieage White Sox, wito ond-team players get $200 each. lost the European lightweight |title by a controversial technical {knockout to Charnley in London {last month. The Italian claimed | IY 0 Y ithe referee had mistaken a wave Is Read |WORLD TITLE HOPES Charnley, himself a technical-| knockout victim of Joe Brown) oa a, far th Larry ast year, hopes his European | Tou oronto of the nter- a oyy will attract the may play when the Maple Leafs i x meet the Sugar Kings in Havana bought him last May for an esti- next week. mated $30,000. Manager Mel McGaha said| McGaha said he plans to use| Doby, 35, isn't on the active list|Doby, an outfielder during most| yet but should get into the lineup|of his career, at first base. in a few days. Doby batted .230 for Detroit] "He broke his ankle last year|and Chicago last year. He played| and it still hasn't responded," |in six all-star games, the last in| McGaha said. 1954, and was on the 1948 and| Doby joined Leafs this week.|1954 Cleveland teams which won| Earlier, he had a few workouts|the American League pennant. | British Boxers Regain Prestige |greatest of all C {ming coaches, died 25 years ago today at his Branch, near Toronto, One of his proteges was George Young, who world champion over for another title bout. Also hoping for a world title New Ontario Lightweight HAMILTON (CP) -- Johnny Bay of Hamilton won the Ontario] amateur crow five-round decision over Omar| Secord of Grimsby lightweight Thursde;® night boxing with Some 1,000 fans saw an action- bout is Caldwell, who won the Eu-|packed ca: ropean flyweight title by outpoint- ing Risto Luukonen of Finlandjighter than his opponent, last February. Pone Kingpetch of| Thailand holds the world crown. [fac from the start and used 2) Richardson won the European rounds to heavyweight title by stiffening {Judges. He also is On Bay, who at 126 pounds was 10 was uppercut in the final gain the nod of the rio's ban- Hans Kalbfell in the 13th round|iam champ. at Dortmund last month, In the previous round the 12,000 Ger- 150 man fans had nearly started al Hamilt riot when Richardson hit the Ger- Ni man while the latter was rising|, from the canvas. L Although a European cham- pion, Richardson has yet to fight for a British title. Owing to tax difficulties, the British champion, | Henry Cooper, is restricting his| activities to one bout a year, and has already signed to defend his British crown against Joe Ers- kine in June. With the French and Italians apparently in decline, Britain's main boxing challenge for Euro- pean supremacy comes from Germany. REMEMBER WHEN. . .?| By THE CANADIAN PRESS | Johnny Walker, one of the dian swim- |e H G agara Falls, over Brian Watts, Hamilton, (3). main event featuring pounders Ray Galante of on and Dave Mathews of iagara Falls fought five rounds In 0 a draw. Other resuiis included: 147 pounds--Al Quinney, Ni- agara Falls, awarded split de- sion over Joey Leroy, Hamil mn (5) 135 pounds -Vince Cricis, Ham- |ilton, knocked out Al Reid, Brant- |ford, 3). 126 pounde--Doug Harris, Ham- {ilton, awarded split decision over {Tony Morgan, Niagara Falls, (3). 155 pounds -- Brian Timmins, amilton, won by TKO over Al reen, Niagara Falls, (2). 135 pounds -- John Hicks, Ni- awarded decision 118 pounds--Sugar Ike, Niagara Falls, awarded decision over An- gelo Myers, Buffalo, (3). home at Long won international fame by swim- ming the Catalina Channel in 1927, and Walker also trained such stars as Marvin Nelson and Margaret Ravior to world's pro- fessional championships. CHESS DRAW MOSCOW (AP)--The 18th game of the world chess tournament ended in a draw after 76 moves Friday. The result left Mikhail Tal, the young challenger, with 10% points and Mikhail Botvin- Bk defending champion, with VANCOUVER (CP) -- British Columbia has been the dominant force in Canadian soccer since the early 1900s and, with interest booming here, there's little doubt| it will continue to hold this posi- tion for some time. "No other area has the same depth in every age group," says Dave Fryatt, chairman of the B.C. Soccer Commission, - which has more than 6,000 players reg- istered, exclusive of those in the schools and in several leagues in| the interior areas. | This depth has helped British Columbia win the Canadian championship 15 times in the 27 years it has been contested since 1913. It also has had a bearing on the province's outstanding per- |formances in international exhi- bitions here. During the last four years B.C, has won twice, drawn once and lost once against first- division touring teams from Eng- lish and Scottish leagues. START AT NINE | Among the registered players are between 4,000 and 5,000 ju- veniles aged 9 to 18 playing with 248 teams and about 1,200 over 18 playing with 88 senior clubs. They are concentrated in the Greater Vancouver and Powell British Columbia Is Canada's Soccer Home THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, April 30, 1960 1} 33-1 Longshot Lowers Its Odds NEWMARKET, England (AP) --John Jacob Astor's Mystic, all. A. Kennedy's Auroy, , 33-to-1 longshot for the Epsom|viously 33 to 1 for the Derby, boosted his prospects by dropped to 1 to 1 after fin winning the Hastings Maiden|third in the 2,000 Guineas Jifre Stakes for three-year-olds Thurs.|Wednesday. ais day. Meanwhile, Never Too Late, In a photo finish, the chestnut|American-owned and bred, colt got the verdict over Blueblue|2-to-1 favorite for today's by a short head. Redoubt, owned|running of the 1,000 Gui by Astor's father, Viscount Astor,|three-year-old fillies. A finished third. field of 18 is expected. i WRESTLING: Wed., May 4th 8:45 p.mz ANGELO DIC POFFO .. BEYER Big Ed Miller vs Mike Valentino. ONE OTHER EXHIBITION ny FRED ATKINS vs DON JARDINE TV AND MAT. STAR SEE POFFO BATTLE RED LYONS... DICK BEYER SAT. NITE 6 P.M. -- CH. 4 BUFFALO Tickets at the Cosino Restaurant, 1.25, 1.00, .75; Promoter Pat Milosh Mystic, racing for the rst time this season, was the 5-fo-4 favorite. ----- Mystic's time for the A 1:39.65, is expected to make a difference to his betting the May 1 Derby at Epsim r Fryatt says the number of com- Soviet Union in September for a petitors is growing annually and|four-game exhibition tour. the primary problems now are] Knowledge that the tors finding enough parks in which 0/are in the audience is expected play and enough referees to han-|¢ spur the B.C. players in inter- le te games. Vaweuver, fo [national play bere, giving rise to seat Callister--in which soccer i5| maintain al PM played regularly and its datesirecord when it meets Hearts of are taken up primarily by thelthe Scottish First Division and a six-team Pacific Coast League, ranking Russian side from Mos- fhe iopraied circuit in the prov-lcow's first-division this Soccer has been played here on|UPSET IRISH an organized basis since the| In the past, B.C. drew with the early 1900s and since the Second|English international side in 1950, World War interest in it has ex-|defeated Fulham in exhibition panded with the growth of the here in 1951 and upset the Irish population. " inerations seven in Joss. Sica ith so many youngsters tak- , the B.C. eleven has drawn ing pant organized Jeagues, the with pierdess, defeated Totten province does not depend on im- ham lost to Hearts and defea migrants from Britain and Con- West Bromwich. tinental Europe for its top talent.| This year, Hearts will meet About 90 per cent of the senior Manchester United in Vancouver players are native-born Cana- May 28, then play the B.C. All- dians. [stars Jere June 4 and | Be Vie- toria All-stars in Victo! une 6. BULK OF CUP TEAM This was one of the reaso The Soviet ears will be hare Jats wy aL. Jae 9 te 18 Meb|the Canadian championship is n ata's 0 UP|staged in Empire Stadium, each player to be a Canadian citizen to qualify. | Fryatt says B.C. should place at least eight men on the team) River areas on the mainland and Victoria and Nanaimo on Van-| couver Island. | Sismamn for next year's World Cup play | and as many berths on the Cana-| dian team that travels to The | Light-Heavy 'Held Sunday Afternoon SHERBROOKE, Que. (CP) -- Former heavyweight Gordie Baldwin of Toronto ventures into {the light-heavy class this week-| |end, taking a shot at the Cana- dian title against hometown boy |Burke Emery in a rare Sunday | afternoon card. The 24-year-old foreman of a Toronto building maintenance |ecrew meets Emery in a 12 | rounder for the 175-pound crown |vacated by Yvon Durelle who has gone back to fishing full- time in Baie Ste. Anne, N.B. 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Why not ask him today for full details of this flexible new policy ? piled up more than 100 fights as|q team, where the rules require Title Fight | | | | | | | [three sisters, His manager is| | Earl (Sully) Sullivan of Toronto. Emery, 25, has had four years' | seasoning in the pro ranks, climb-| ing to the CBF's top-contending| ranking with a 28-7 record. He was stricken with pneu- monia on a British tour a year ago and has had only one bout since, scoring a technical knock-| out over Bobby Devlin of Tulsa, | Okla., in Montreal last April 4 . Burke is a bachelor and works | on a farm near this eastern | townships community when he's) not training. He's managed by| Al Bachman of New York. His| top fighting weight is 167. | CBF commissioner Gene 1s tourneau of Quebec City has an-| nounced that the winner must de-| |fend the title within 60 days. | BE SURE TO SEE THE SISMAN ADVERTISEMENT ON THE BACK PAGE OF TODAY'S EDITION OF "ONTARIO TODAY", BURNS' SHOES KING AND SIMCOE STS. 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