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Orono Weekly Times, 13 Jun 1957, p. 7

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Won Tihe Titi.- Bqut Didn't Get t Itwaneeoa the great ironies ef the boxing gamne that Young Billy Stribling ai Macon, Ga., shulud have 'fought Mi1ee Mc- ?Igue ai the Counity Clare and New York the secord tiixie lu the State of New Jersey. Maybe the the fact that the nux-uýp teok place on the eve ai April FoLsý' Day, 1924, lad sornethiug toe do with it. For the fact is that iflie "Georgia, Peadli," with the down o! l9jrear..old youth on bis cheeks, soun.dly whipped Iiglithea.vywevight. champion Mc- ~Tge-but lie dldn't get the What saved tMkTigue lis crawu was the New Jersey law forbid- ding decision bouts; a figli cither euided lu a kuockout, or a "no decision" was declared. ThIe referce, the sparts writers, and the 14,000 fans at the IJ3t1i Regimrnt Armory lu Newarlk were unanimôius lu their apin- ton iliat champion McTigue did iiot wiu one round ûf the twelve. Buit Striblîug could't put the Champ away for keeps. MeTigue, of course, kuew what lie was doing ah the timne. Ever sinice lie took the title fromi Battling Siki the year bei are he'd been holding ou ta it for dear l! e -- takýing no chances. And when lie agreed ta box Striblirg lu Newark, the wily MeTigue figured that with lis experience iu the ring he could &eep lis chu aout o! ftlie way o! a knockout punch for- 12 rounds. It was clever fig-uring, but McTigue almnost out-smnarted hinself out ai tIe chazupionship. In the teuth round Young Strib- ling flaared the champ with a beautiful iglit baud ta the jaw, Mc1Tiguc- staggered ta bis qfeet, arid from ilere .totehieend a! tIe figt ouly Stribling's aver- eagerness kept the champ frain being knocked out. The Georgia yeungster simply lacked the ex.- perience ta put away the mnan hei plaiilly had set up for the, kîil.He rushed MeTigue, swing- Ing wtidy, and the cagy chamnp mnaged ta evade Stribling's yunches or tie him up i Oindhes. One thing Stribliwg dernan- gtrated without a doubt, at leasi. T!hat was that lie had probakly beak-nMeTigue in Georgla sev- oral mnonths previausly, ini their &rst fight. The champion lad Ibrought bis own re!eree witli biI for thei bout, and nearly Ibrought on a sbeatiug when the eeferee called the fight a draw. Aiter the second meeting, it was tle consensus that Striblizig -*ould lick MeTigue auy day o! the wveek. This lie never got a çbance te prove, bawever. Me- Tigue neyer taak a chance witb tita fot-nrLia o 1 nn- PASSER-BY - Fouiback CervGto of iii. itcian soccer team aop- pears ta b. watching the. game as he strilis hy an air.-Actuaiiy he's in the thick af it, driving the bail away during a match against Northerni Ireiand at t4i. Olympic Stadium in Rame, Cer- vao starred offensively as weiI, ieading his teatm to a 1-0 vlc- tor-y during eliminatitins for tihe 1958 worid taurney ta b. play-. ed i Sweden. srnaoth mnuscles rippiîng under the pink skiu, his eyes br-iglit andl his head erect. Stribing simnply autgunnedj the champfion, ime aiter time he broke ioase fromn Mike's c.linches by brute strength, and on other occasaus pulled anid shoved the champ around the rin~g ta get hilm set up for a dlean punch. Stribllng relied rnainly on his kift hand ta ôutbax MeTigue. He stuck his left paw iu the chamnp's face so rnu tirnes, MeTigue nust have thought he h i ni ing gras swal f t-ir iround was the spot. It was liere ,eogia Peach" rip- Swith a right land ia sent the champ the floor, lis lead rapes. Mike was up unt, but le seemned his feet, rd jumnp e d Up, Finishi hirn! Finish But Slribliug, see- n alimasi within hie toa anxiaus. He over MeTigue, bat- against the ropes id rights Swhngin never sean Ieft. but ýor 66 real hers Pet.'- ;hown w~ ic editoriai igrain and knockout 1,low. McTigue rolled with the punches and took samne on bis arms, acting wlth the in- stinct a! the veteran ringm-ran. When the bell rang lie was still ou his feet, but se groggy he started ta walk taward a neutral corner lnstead aof is own. In the llth and 12th rounds Strlblïrng contiuued his aver.- auxiaus ways-. It was plain that MeTigue was glassy-eyed, armi weary, ready for' the fluisher. Yet he rnanaged ta lat eut the twe -rounds, and saved his title, When the figlit was over, if Mc. Tigue didn.'t realize he'd met his master ,at leat the crowd dd Stribling was accorded a stand- ing ovation. The Georgla youngster was seceuided, as usual, by bis fa- ther, "Pa" Stribflng, While "Ma" Stribling, hîs frairer, occupied a rings' e chair baek of hus cor- ner. ThéNid's first request aiter the. fight was for a piece of can- dy. Stribling neyer id win the charnionship.-By Arthur Beru ln The Police Gazette,. Separatlng Pair SpiNt Furniture Receutly 9a huslanid whe had been barred by a court 01rder2 frarn enterinig lis home, pend- ing a divorce petitian, sauglit permission ta- go there in orcler tu attcnd te his budgerigars - "one af his passions in life." Divorce judges must saine- Urnes -pray for the wisdom -of Solornon. They *ofj.ten have ta decide not anly *on th~e custody ai t hec blîdren aif estraiiged couples, and family pets, bu,, aiso such varied abjects as raz- rs, toy trains -- even a metar- mower! Que judge scratched bis head lu bewilderment wheu asked ta make an order conceruing a husband's false teeth. The-y had, the man claimed, been uulaw- fully detained by bis wife. Pets are frequently the sub- ject o! such legal decisiaus. In Las Anigeles a judge awarded the custody af a collie dag ta a niineteen-year-old wife, He P ipulated, however, that lier husband should >e allowed rea- sanable accesç to the daog iromi Urne ta time. Oueaoaitheoddest ai such. cases cencernied a Maltese ter- rier belongiug ta & Hollywood danser whû etan di*r-rc. în 1948. She was given the custody o! It anid was annoyed wlien tIce, judge ruled that lier former husband should be allowèd tô vec the animal occasîonally. The judge wouldn't listen ta lier ar- gu~ment that lier ex-liusbauid dranl too ucli nd wo uld teacli thc dag bad habitsÇf Atter their divorce lu Des Moinles, Iowa, aCile Couple ceuldn't agree as ta who -should have the car. The judge decided for them. The husbaud should drive it at nigbt, the wife by day. Aud in another couLrt,, when a separatiug couple quarrelled over anu item o! furnâire, the judge ordered it te be sawn lui hiîf! Al thcugh a Chicago husband claimed that bis mnarriage had brokçe. up because his wife "fe.tl lu love with the televi- sian," it was she wha was É,warded the custody o! the set But the judge said there would be no alimany. 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