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FER Pa phy iy glans ay ese @ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, November 2, 1965 eee eeeeee ae epoe pee CHUVALO GAME -- BUT OUTCLASSED Terrell By ED SIMON TORONTO (CP)--Ernie Ter- rell parlayed a left jab at long range and an effec- tive armlock at close quarters into a 15-round decision over George Chuvalo Monday night in an easy defence of his World Boxing Association heavyweight title 'A disappointed crowd of 12,- 500 paid $124,567.50 in hopes of seeing the challenger become the first Canadian to win the heavyweight crown since Tommy Burns ss Hanover, yo lost it in 1907, They ¢ 209-pound Canadian and booed the 206- pound champion throughout the fight. - But few of those present, swith the exception of the defiant Chuvalo, could: seriously quar- rel with the unanimous decision in favor of the six-foot-six Chi- cagoan. Referee Sammy Lutftspring scored it 72-65, judge Fred No- bert called it 73-65 Billie Burke made it 69-65, in Terrell's favor. The fight was scored under the five - point- must system, in which the win- ner of a round receives five points and the loser four or less. IT'S DECISIVE On a round-by-round basis the verdict was equally decisive. Luftspring scored it 10-3-2, No- bert 10-2-3 and Burke 7-5-3 in the champion's favor, Even Burke gave Terrell a winning margin by the end of the ninth round, The Toronto fighter, conced- ing five inches in height and 7 reach, never stopped trying to Ea nail Terrell. But the Chicagoan kept him off with a steady suc- cession of flicking left jabs and usually tied him up quickly whenever he got in close. Both fighters were angry after the fight, Terrell accusing his opponent of repeated fouling and Chuvalo bitterly contesting the decision. "1 never thought Chuvalo would fight that way," said the champion. 'I thought he was & respectable fighter." He pointed to an inch-long ash in his left eyebrown, which £ said was caused by butting, and added that the Canadian kept stepping on his feet. WARNS BOTH The referee warned both fighters during the eighth round, Chuvalo for butting and Terrell for thumbing. Luft- spring disqualified Chuvalo for butting in a fight here five ear ago. , Chuvalo said he was "willing to go to the Supreme Court to protest the decision. "T. can expect a bad decision anywhere else, but not in my home town, said the 28-year-old Toronton- ERNIE TERRELL waves his arms in the air after re- taining his World Boxing Chuvalo denied that any of Terrell's jabs had landed, but the officials and most of the crowd saw it differently. Al- though the Canadian. blocked many of the blows with his gloves, enough of them got through to give the champion a wide margin in the early go- ing. The proof was on Chuvalo's face--an angry bruise under his right eye and two five-inch cuts over his left eye that required a total of 10 stitches after- wards. RALLIES AT END He landed the odd punch in every. round, usually in its later stages, and rallied strongly to- wards the end of the fight. How- ever, Terrell never stopped dancing away, flicking the left into. Chuvalo's face, or wrap- Is Easy Winner Association heavyweight crown. Terrell decisioned lping his arms around him lwhenever things threatened to lget, out of hand. The stinging left drew blood from Chuvalo's nose as early as the second round and did the damage to his right eye in the seventh and 14th, although none lof the blows appeared to tiveness. Terrell said only one of Chu- glancing right hand in the 14th, but he appeared to be shaken by a solid left to the jaw at the lend of the fourth round. | The 26-year-old champion said he is ready for the winner of the Nov. 22 fight between Cas- sius Clay and Floyd Patterson whenever the WBA sanctions it. His adviser, Bernie Glickman, said he pvould immediately post the $25,000 bond demanded by hamper the challenger's effec-| valo's punches bothered him, a| the WBA to guarantee his fight-| For Nothing' Cries George - By JERRY GLADMAN TORONTO (CP) -- George Chuvalo says he is prepared to go. to the Supreme Court of Can- ada to protest the unanimous 15-round decision awarded Er- nie Terrell in their World Box- ing Association heavy- weight championship fight Mon- day night. "I'm willing to go to the Su- preme Court with the officials' cards and protest this thing," shouted the 28-year-old challen- ger as he nursed a red bruise under his right eye and two five-inch cuts over his left eye. "How could they do this to me?" he asked, near tears. 'I can expect a bad decision any- where else, but not in my home GEORGE CHUVALO sits in his corner following his loss to Ernie Terrell, Train- er Ted McWhorter tries to console the dejected chal- lenger. Much of the protests from Chuvalo and his manager, Irv- ing Ungerman, revolved around the city of Toronto. "Thank you, Toronto,"| shouted Chuvalo, 'Thank you for nothing." Chuvalo and Ungerman re- peatedly blamed "this city" for the Toronto fighter's defeat. HAD SHOUTING MATCH Their comments to the press followed a 45 - minute behind- locked - doors shouting match among Chuvalo, Ungerman and trainer Theodore McWhorter. Chu valo blamed Ungerman Terrell for agreeing to the fight in Tor-|Chuvalo onto, "You told me it was all right to fight here," he screamed at ' his manager. "How could you let this happen to me? I told you before about this town. We should have fought in Detroit." "Are you blaming me?" / asked Ungerman. "T told you about this town," repeated the fighter, "We didn't need this fight here," said McWhorter, who formerly worked out of Detroit. i "In Detroit they don't kill a (i, "Some home town," he said. poy off." \"My home town messed me up. Chuvalo and Ungerman were I expected to get messed upboth crying throughout their somewhere else, but not here." shouting match. The challenger said none of "I have no money now," Terrell's punches had hurt him, Shouted Chuvalo. 'What am I "How could he hurt me if He fighting for? What do T have to didn't hit me? All those punches ar Coe. oon the fight." he threw I picked off with my " { All he did aloe was Chuvalo's wife, Lynne, ent- \run." ered the room soon after and : asked Ungerman: .. Terrell's share of the purse "How could you let them do} was either a guaranteed $45,000 that to him?" or 35 per cent of the live gate Ungerman said that if Terrell| at. Maple Leaf Gardens. Chu- deserved the decision then "'box-| valo earned $45,000 or 25 per ing should be banned." | cent, "They finished boxing," he damage to reporters. '"'And it was PORTUGAL QUALIFIES pA geal George wanted the \fight in Detroit, but I insisted) OVORTO (AP) -- Portugal|we have it here. I told him it qualified for the 1966 World Soc-|was his home town." cer Cup Sunday by drawing 0-0} 'Some home town," said Chu- with Czechoslovakia, the 1962|valo. 'My home town messed George Chuvalo at Maple Leaf Gardens last night. igloves, jround scoring of Monday night's | World Boxing Association) heavyweight championship fight, between Ernie Terrell George Chuvalo: Terrell Chuvalo Terrell Chuvalo How They Scored Stop Corn TORONTO (CP) -- Round-by- . Pain Fast! 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