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.) I'M nwewy Tossed by The Bull 35 ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE Thursday. April 12, 1951 Williams Beats Pruden Easily Chicago (,4) Ike Williams, world's lightweight champion, last Wright Scores Over Baxter In Rassle Go SELL VOUR CAR NOW night stepped out of, his division to administer a severe lacing to Can ada's Fitzie Pruden in a one-sided1 By IKE SHYNOOK Two of matdom's real badmen, Jim (The Bull) Wright of Seattle 10-rouAd battle in th Chicago Sta dium before onlv 2.S97 fans. and Laverne Baxter of Buffalo, TO HALLMAN Williams, by his victory, served Toronto Leafs Top Canadiens In Overtime, 3-2 Toronto (P) Sharpshooting Sid Smith scored at 5:51 of the first overtime period last night to give the Toronto Maple Leafs a 3-2 victory over the Montreal Canadiens in the first game of their best-of-seven Stanley Hockey Cup final series. Smith, who scored 30 goals during the regular National Hockey League season, picked up a pass from line-mate Tod Sloan and drilled it past goalie McNeil for the deciding marker. The 13,939 fans roared and the Leafs mobbed the left winger.

It was his second goal of the night. He opened the scoring at the 15-second mark of the first period. Sloan, who potted 31 tallies during the 70-game regular schedule, got the other Leaf marker. Marksmen for the Canadiens were Maurice (Rocket) Richard in the first tangled in the main event of the Civic Sporting Club's weekly grunt and groan session at the Sports Arena last night, but the mayhem expected notice to the welterweights that he is capable of handling them. The decision of the two judges and ref lochtsttr'i Biggest Ustd Car Dealer II 71 lis IIf sj I'iv eree Norman McGarrity was Prudea, ranked sixth among the Rassle Results welterweight contenders, won only one round and was a gory spectacle from the fourth round on because of MAIN EVENT Jim (The Bull) Writht.

250. Seattle, de cuts over and under the right eye. The smallest crowd of the season CATCH YOURSELF A BARGAIN! feated Laverne Baxter, 240, Buffalo, belt of three fall. First fall, Baxter, body slam, second fall, Wright, body press, third fall, Wright, body press, 4:32. paid a gross gate of $9,649, The television audience saw only SEMIFINAL Lord Jan Blears.

220, England, def. Sam seven rounds because of switch to President Truman's radio report my (Mr. Canada) Berg, Montreal, body press, 17:55. PRING ALEIS to the nation on his dismissal of Gen. Douglas MacArthur as commander in chief of the Far Fast forces.

PRELIMINARIES Sandor Kovacs. 223, Columbus, defeated Joe Christie, 230, Brantford, one fall, judges' decision, 20-minutt time limit. Williams, accepting the bout as a period and rookie Paul Masnick, who Hedley (larzan) Howlett. 230. Newton.

substitute on short notice, and Pruden both scaled 145H pounds. Wil def. Steve (Mr. America) Stanlee, 230, Chicago, one fall, judges' decision, 77 lied the score at l-l eany in ine ses ond frame. ENDS SATURDAY NITE! 30-minute time limit.

liams was 10 pounds over his top Officials: Referee. Joe Arlauckas; an fighting weight. nouncer. Midge Ackerman; judges. Alex The Leafs, who eliminated the Boston Bruins in the cup semifinals, Mastered 39 shots at McNeil.

The Williams held the edge in the first Hurke and Harold Hircner; timekeeper, Sam Marcusfield. three rounds, scoring with what few 'a ii linn H4itWJ tut Canadiens, baffled by thorough Leaf checkina. managed only 22 on vet $4-95 $.50 SPIKES Reg. SOFTIAll JERSEYS $2.20 Valst SWEAT SHIRTS Rt. $2.00 hard blows were landed.

Twice he; shook the Canadian with jolting inside right crosses. of the pair fell short of expectations eran Turk Broda in the Toronto for the slim crowd estimated at case. After Fitzie drew blood with a 1,200, on hand for the proceedings. Smith's first goal was registered Rowlings BASEBALL GLOVES BATS BALLS 20 to 30 OFF Although Wright captured two of Operation Five trophies were presented teams and individuals at the dinner marking the close of the Finger Lakes Skeet League season last night at Outlet Hotel, From left, kneeling, Herbert Lawrence, Outlet Gun Club, receives runnerup trophy from Larry Plcciriolli, league president; John Schuber of Rochester-Brooks receives Gannett Trophy from Irving Fitch national advertising manager of the Rochester Gannett New papers; back row: From left, John McCarthy presents trophy to Sam Monti, winner of trap honors in Polio Shoot, while Tony Perry presents trophy to Jesse Yockel, winner of skeet honors in same event. Schuber also received Finger Lakes Trophy.

left over Ikes left eye as the fourth; opened the lightweight champion TENNIS RACKETS 20. 25 OM before the fans were settled in their seats. Smith snared a pass to one side of the Montreal net and fired home a short rising shot. It was the turned on his speed, the final min the three falls deciding the. fray, the manner in which he subdued the terrible Mr.

Baxter left much to be TENNIS IALIS desired. It was strictly not Wright, if you get what we mean. In Vacuum Staled Cast game's first shot on goal. Richard tied the score at 15:27 of the first period. He shoveled the puck toward the Leaf net and the ute of the fourth was a furious exchange with Williams landing the harder punches.

Ike opened a deep gash over Pniden'a right eye with a sizzling left hook in the fifth and continued to pour misery upon the St. Catharines welterweight through Record Season Marked Baxter, who qualifies for the role disc slithered under Broaa leg paas. of Torquemada in any movie Hollywood may care to make of the rogue, Charlie Gauss sporting goods 29 SOUTH AVE. OPEN THURS. NITES The series resumes here Saturday night before shifting to Montreal for out the session.

Skezt Shooters Get Awards at Dinner Pruden made his best showing in the eighth round. By HOWARD KEMP Finger Lakes Skeet League closed its most successful season with the annual dinner last the third and fourth games. Philly Ring Team Keeps AAU Title night at the Old Outlet Hotel. More than 1,200 shooters participated in the league events during the season and more man vuu in casn awards was distributed at the dinner under the president of Rochester-Brooks, was' Park and G. Kitching of Newark direction of President Larry Piccirilli.

third, which paid $36,25. Leo Ba- each drew cneck, for $36 24 whje Rochester-Brooks Gun Club grab icuicri oi uutiei ana jonn nf Cll.tr. L. II R. bed the top awards.

The champions of Rochester-Brooks each drew! vl mvi aiiu uany threatened to mar Wright's features for keeps as he copped the spotlight In the opening canto. The Seattle villain was in trouble all the way and the end came suddenly as Baxter bounced him off the ropes, led with a right to the chin, and pounced on his prostrate form for the verdict. The non-partisan crowd (what else?) expected more of the same in the second heat, but it was not to be. Wright pummeled the black-clad meanie for fair and pinned him after little more than two minutes of action. The deciding joust proved to be a good scrap, but could have been better.

Baxter couldn't or wouldn't make the most of his opportunities and found himself the victom of a body after four minutes and 32 seconds of rasslin'. A redeeming feature of an otherwise dull evening was furnished by Hall ot Kocnestcr-Brooks drew took both the Andy Anderson Mem is.l.', this pair finishing in a tie for fourth in Class A orial and Gannett trophies. Outlet Gun Club, runnerup to Rochester- Boston (JP) Lightheavy weight; John Boutilier, a 24-year-old Boston University sophomore, gained the outstanding individual award and Phila-dcViia's battlers retained their team title during the National AAU boxing championship's windup program last night at the Boston Garden. Boutilier won the 175-pound championship by coming off the floor in thefirst round and battling so furi- Brooks in the league program took the Larry Piccirilli Trophy. Sam Monti took the McCarthy Trophy for hieh trap gun in the Polio Shoot Have YOU tried one $31.71.

John McCarthy of Concsus was top winner in Class and received $36.24. G. Wise of Four Point and Ella Sheetham of Newark received $31.71 each and A. Carra-pezza, of Conesus Lake $27.18. A McGuire of Conesus took the booby prize, good for $18.12.

A total of 23 shooters recorded perfect scores during the year and collected a total of $46 from Marty and Jesse Yockel took the Tony Perry Trophy for high skeet gun in the E. Truax of the Silver Lake Gun Club drew top money in Class $45.30. H. Williamson, Joe Balestreri and Marly Rebholz each drew $.16.24, being ties for the runner-up. Four shooters were tied for honors in Class and drew checks for $36.24 each.

They were Ralph Schlenker of Outlet, Henry Hume of Silver Lake, C. B. Smith of Kodak and Burt Wallace of Auburn. Others Drawing Checks In Class O. Jentsch of Kodak Robt.

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For the first time ever they turned 'em away at the dinner, and it was just too bad for those without reservations. Cash Awards Made His Lordship, Jan Blears, more rec Rebholz, Leon Davis of Dansville leading the flock with three perfect ently of Manchester, England, who bested Sammy Berg in a good semi' scores. final scrap. The monacled mauler For winning the league the Rochester-Brooks team took I 1 m- handled himself with all the aplomb of a court dignitary in working loose down Outlet, took $36.30 for finishing second and Four Point Gun The 7,416 spectators were on their Jeet; roaring loud enough to be heard for miles, as the Boston collegian made his spectacular comeback. Summaries: 112-pound class William Peacock, Phila-: jclphia, outpointed.

Leo LeBang, Honolulu; Bernard Dean, St. Louis, outpointed Willie Ira, Portland, 111-pound class -Ernest DeJesus. Honolulu, outpointed Donald Johnson, St. Louis; Hugh Minsker, Portland, outpointed Dorsey Fears, Camp LeJeune, N. 126-pound dss ten Walters, Vancouver, B.

outpointed flWalter Brown, Baltimore; Jerry McGuig-gan, Cambridge. outpointed Dick i Rail. Seattle. US-norad class from several devastating leg holds applied by the good-looking Canadian Club $27.14 for third place. tetrrs Ann ill Yocke of Rochester-Brooks was youngster.

PAL Schedules mj? vvmi VAU ij-) high gun over the season which earned him a check for $54.86. Richard Comstock of Newark and Sam Monti tied for second and drew down $45.30 each while Farl R. Wray, I Sad i a i James Hackney. Philadelphia, outpointed City Pin Tourney Police Athletic League will hold its annual city handicap bowling championship tournament tomorrow afternoon at Webbers Hall. The event will start at 4 o'clock.

Twenty-five teams will participate, six from Webber's; five from Rochester Bowling Center; four from At Francis Rvff. New York; Billie Martman, Great Lakes. outpointed Thomas Davis. New York. 147-Pound Class Rudolph Gwin.

Cleveland, outpointed Dick Graddon. Seattle, Randolph Sand. New York, outpointed Andv Anderson, Quonset, R. 160-Pound Class Thomas Nelson. Philadelphia, outpointed Flovd Paterson.

New York: Willie Finnev. Cleveland, outpointed Gene Fullmer, Salt Lake City, Utah; 175-Poond Cuus John Boutilier. Boston, outpointed Pat McMurtry, Seattle. Ned Hicks. New York, outpointed Bobby Jackson.

Cleveland; HevwelM Class Albert Schlimm. Baltimore, outpointed Joseph Sancher, Camp LeJeune. N. Nor-vel Lee. Washington, outpointed Peter Rademacher, Seattle.

Wash. Nardico Defeats Barone by TKO lantic Recreation; three from tast Side; five from Ridge and two1 from College Sports BASFBAI.I. NYU 1. C'CNY 2. Manhattan 3.

Columbia 1. Hoist ra II. Army 0. George Washington Dartmouth 4. Pennsylvania 7, Georgetown t.

Kentucky R. Georgia 4. Maryland 10, William and Mary 5. Gettysburg 7, Johns Hopkins 5. North Carolina State 12, Duke 10.

Virginia 4, Virginia Tech 3. Tennessee 2, Georgia Tech I. Yale in, Fordham 8. Navy IS, West Virginia 2, Princeton 4, Villanova J. Temple 19, Haverford 1.

GOLF Dartmouth 7, Georne Washington 2. TENNIS George Washington 5, Georgetown 4. Columbia 8, Fordham 1. William and Mrv Richmond 0. TRACK Charlotte.

The winning tefin will receive in dividual awards and the PAL trophy. All participants are asked to report at the hall 15 minutes before the starting time. Pettit to Get Chance rV-. I Tbs time is hers to clean IVB y) I out Ihs winter aludfa, th y. r- V7 ljfl 1 1 worn thin, dirty oil 1 CjA, and Ureas.

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Can start anytlaw. REPLY Terre Haute, Paul Pet-tit, the southpaw bonus pitcher who costs the Pittsburgh Pirates $100,000, tests his slants today against the New York Yankees at Forbes Field before a crowd expected to exceed 20,000. Pettit will attempt to hurl the Pirates to their first exhibition win over the world champions. Hiinrich Preicripiion a laill vii ioji "itvi flnnred Barone twice with left hooks COOLING SYSTEM to the head in the final frame. 'i Referee Eddie Coachman halted the 'f fight.

'J a A Sampson Replaces I Clifton Springs Nine yet? "FOR SMOKERS yjr WHO WANT THE FINEST" FHvih cos-ling sylttm Tighten hos connections Rsplace necessary hose Check for water leeks Check water pump Adiuit fan belt Check and esemine (or proper harmoital. Newark Sampson Air Force Base has replaced Clifton Springs in the Finger Lakes Semipro Baseball League, according to action taken by loop officials at a special meeting the Newark Community Center. CHECK Glance At These Swell BARGAINS Clean and esemine front wheel bearings. Repack front wheels. Eiemin brake lining snd report.

Adjust brakes hydrtulit only). Imptct mergency brake for adjuifmsnt. Check lights, wipers, horn. MOTOR TUNE-UP Clean snd adjust spark plugs. Clt.n, adjust distributor points.

Set ignition timing. Tighten down cylinder heed. Adjust valid (oacept hydraulic). Tighten electrical connec- -tions. Clean get linos.

Clean air filter. Adjust fan belt. Check generator charging. Read tost car. LUBRICATION Ed Walters, Clifton Springs man-; ager, requested a year's leave of absence because of inability to field a suitable team after his request to enter the Town Pumps had been turned down by league representatives.

Walters requested to have the Pumps, comprised of Rochester players, play out of Clifton Springs as home base but loop rules state that a team may have only three players residing outside a 15-mile radius of a member team. Ex-UU CoSer Listed For 'Fix Questioning EW YORK (P) District At-torney Frank S. Hogan announced yesterday Dick Fenrtado, former Long Island University basketball player, is expected to arrive here "in a coaple of days" from California for questioning in ron-necrion with the current college basketball scandal. Hogan emphasized that Fenrtado was -coming voluntarily. Hs said no other defalk would be divulged nntil after Fenrtado was questioned.

Hearing of bribery charges against more than a dozen basketball players la connection with fixing snd attempted dumpings of college games has been scheduled for Apr. 30. Fenrtado phrved for Long Island Vrtrtf hi 1949-50. Lubricate car. Hush erankcaie.

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