The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 11

1 The Ottawa Journal TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 1960. Page 11 -f I Good Pay Days Ahead )WESTWICK QENE FULLMER puts hit NBA version of the world's middleweight championship on the lint tomorrow night, nd it may very well be thit the Weil Jordan, Utah, eiouter will be making up (or lot time from now on in the financial department If he does, there'i nobody deserves to capitalize more hvthle rugged buiinest than the sturdy Fullmer. 7 This came up one day during the Winter Olympic Games With big "Hack" Miller, the Utah, boxing writer, bringing up the Fullmer plant. Miller it one of Fullmer! clotett friends and admirers, and he wat saying then that Fullmer had campaign planned that would get tome of the Juit reward of really honest 'Campaigner, 7 POINTS FOR ROBINSON. Said "Hack" then Squaw Valley.

I left Fullmer, he had pretty fair looking campaign lined up. Gene hat thit first fight with Joey Giardello. He hat to get by that one and then he hat tone of thote other drawing cards coming to him for a-ctiange. If he take Giardello, hit next ttart will be return bout egainat Carmen Basilio. Then he will take on' Sugar Ray Robinson.

Thaft "his plan, and he'll be picking up quite a bit of change. He't In good shape and, at anybody knows, he wants to fight and not ait any chtmpionihlp." There wat time right after Robinson conked him with tizzling left hook in Chicago that Fullmer didn't know Mctly where he wat. Certainly he didn't know where he wat when the. punch landed, but even after hit head had cleared, he wat equally at set at to hit future. He had whipped Robinton before, and aaid he had an agreement for-nother bout But he wat lost in the thuffla.

HAD TO CHANGE MIND. Basilio moved in to take the big play with Robinton. ''Sugar Ray" had those two big purtet and, even before their Brit and certainly right after that Basilio Wanted no part of Fullmer. He frankly claimed there wat no percentage in fighting Fullmer while there waa a prospect of third match with Eventually Basilio had to change hit mind when the cagey "Sugar gave him the tame type of treatment he had giver. Jullmer.

He made the financial terms so lor Basilio that the latter just couldn't tee hit way clear to signing. Robinson made it plain by nit ttand that ht didn't want any more part of Basilio for a while, and the sturdy Carmen (hot so sturdy by this time), had to get back to the Pulluiei buui lie' tiad-scorned for' to long. For his pains, Basilio took a sound beating from Fullmer and the latter was set to enjoy a few of the better type of paydays if he can stay in winning orbit, Giardello has-had a checkered careen should have had title shot long ago since he'l how about 29. But the Brooklyn boy was an in-and-outer, got himself into extra curricular scrapes forwhlchjiejaid rather dearly. Meanwhile, the one promising chance he seemed to have earned wen out the window six years ago when Bobo Olson by -passed him.

4 I SHARPEST AGAINST BASTUa There never it worry about Fullmer not being In shape. Thafsj the one thing you csn.be euro about when he fights. He may make a bad fight, and at best he can be mauler and a roughie in He looked his smartest against Batilio, But you can be sure that he'll be in ther trying hard and In shape to take punishment as well as give It The only time Fullmer wat really crossed up wai that Bight in Chicago. And the hook that Robinson threw that evening might well "have crosied-up bigger and belter men. At a matter of iact the way thit one waa snapped, very few men oThls weight would have survived It Fullmer took the count for the first time.

He should be too rugged for Giardello tomorrow night, and there's enough money in the offing later to suggest hell he very earnest about holding hit title for a while. BOULEVARD Frank Shaughnesty it getting edgy over the repeated lories that Havana may be dropped by the International Baseball League "Shag" hat been bothered by these yarns, and not long ago league secretary Harry Simmons wss moved similar emphatic denials that U.S. team mightn't play there That Hull' Legion squid is maintaining its repute- tion at a scrappy hockey club After dropping two games in Hull "to Chatham they got beck In the running on the road They face the task of winning three in a row. to take the aeries but by last night's showing, they are in the right frame of mind to tackle the problem U.S. aportt writing rankt hive lost two of their top flgurea In the last few weeks with the death of Boston's Bill Cunningham following on the heels of John Lardner't passing Cunningham had once been a top football player-and made one Ail-American team in hia playing days at Dartmouth Jim Piggott would willingly move his Western Hockey League franchise to Lot Angeles, but is certain of strong opposition from Jack Pempsey (not the fighter) who is lined up with other interest! in LA nd looking for a franchise BILL WE5TW1CK.

GOLF SCHOOL If Fullmer Continues Hands Function Differently pgr SAM StAD. Always keep thit rule firmly Implanted in your mind: The right hnd ia the 'power hand, the left hand ia the "direction" hand. The golfing funetiont of the two handt, are distinctly different, and should be kept Your left hand supplies direction to your shots guiding the club through the swing and impact with the ball. The right hand furnishes the teewsary power for whacking the ball wcllourtherC7 Today'a illustration ahows me In the midst of my downswing on a ahort.icon shot My right hand la powering the clubhead into the while my left' hand guides the shaft along the ye said it before. I'll aav it a-ain: You've got to have a good grip in order to have good shots.

And a good grip is one In which neither hnd piwert the other. You've got futra against letting trie trorgrer right hand overpower! the left, and. you must get the feeling that you're hitting the hart with boti hands. Once you've got thit mastered, you're on the way 10 top-notca teor- Inf. Hull Upsets Nadeau CHATHAM," March 19.

out that's been the ttorv of Noted for overcoming great competition, Hull defeated Chatham Maroons 6-4 to extend Ithe Eastern Canadian Allan Cup Tfiefe last night Marcel Legrie' Legionnaires 2 0 before moving back into win before 8,000 Chatham fans. Starts Rally. A misconduct and match misconduct penalty to Chatham'! Frank Bathgate tuned a three-goat Hull rally the third period. Only 23 seconds remained in Bathgate'! penalty when Pit Richer caught Chatham goalie Cesare Maniaga moving to the wrong side before flipping in hit shot from the right of- the goal to break 3-3 third period deadlock. Paul Seguln added' Hull's fifth goal 32 tecondt later to give Legion a commanding 5-3 lead.

Naden Scores Three. Chatham's Copper Leyte- made it 9-4 at 15.07 before Ray Nadeau scored hia third goal of the game into an empty net at 19.46 to clinch the vie tory. Paul Seguin scored the other Hull marker. Frank Bathgate, goat of the game from a Chatham standpoint, scored twice for-the Maroons. Fred Pletsch and Copper Leyte added the others.

Referees Bill Roberts and Charlie Knox of Montreal asaessed 13 penalties, eight to Chatham. The Bathgate Incident came at 4.39 of the third period when Maroon forward, incensed at being clipped on the note by the stick of Hull defence'. man Gil Lacelle, awung back clipping LaceUejn the top of the Lacelle writhed in pain on the ice for four minutes before men got him to the St John's Ambulance first aid room. He t7v i. period to finish the game, Fortln Hot Again.

Hyll goalie Roger Fortin wet again a ttandout for Legion. Though forced to atop only 21 shots in comparison with 27 for Chatham's Cesare Maniago, he proved Maroons major stumbling block throughout He overcame a 'second period i injury to finish the game. The injury was incurred atiln the eight games the young- 18.27 of the second following a around the Hull goal, i Fortm wat cut over- the left eye and received first aid repairs. With the exception of their first line, however, there la i little to choose between the Eastern finalists in the series to date. The kingpin of the first line I namely Ted Power, was out of action because of a severe case of tontilitit last night Chatham was also without the services of Olympic defenceman Jack Douglas, Douglas broke hit hand in a freak accident In Hull Friday.

Should both remain out of action for the fourth game of the series here Wednesday night Hull stands a good chance of evening matters. If a fifth game ia necessary it will be played Thursday. Winner of the series goes against Trail, BC, Smoke Eaters. Cravelle Absent Leo Cravelle, Hull's leading scorer during the playoffs this season, also missed last night's game. The former Ottawa Senator star is expected to fly here for Wednesday's game Brandon Ties Junior Cup Semi-Final EDMONTON, April 19.

CF) Brandon Wheat Kings last night tied the best-of-seven Western Canada Memorial Cup Hockey final at, three games each, defeating-Edmonton. Oil Kigs'--3 before a atandihg-room crowd of about 7,100. Brandon won- the first two jn then dropped the' next three, played in Edmonton. Deciding game will be In Edmonton tomorrow night -Captain Ed Ehrenverth showed the way for the Wheat Kins- scoring four- goals and picking up one assist. Other Wheat King goals were scored by Wayne Gurba and Ron Bary-luk.

Oil King goals went to Ed JoysL Bob Marik and Bobby px, Wheat Kings were never be hind. They led 31 at the end two testions. Other, Sport Ncwij On Pages 12, Scores Three (Sueeiali Down hut never Hull Lesion all odds to stsy alive hi playoff-v playoff finale to four games, trailed in the best-of-flv. aeri contention with well-earned and he will certainly bolster hit club'i attack. Chatham Goal, Maniac -fane.

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PiPe tea. In Connelly't nlace. Coach Floyd Curry yesterday contemplated changes' In the Ml Montreal Koyala Sudbury Wolves in the aixth game of the Eastern Professional Hockey League final series. The Royals face elimination, trailing 3-2 In the best-of-seven final. They have lost Wayne Con nelly, brilliant 20-year-old.

right-winger, who has used up hia eligibility of eight games. iter from the Junior Peter- borough Petes' scored tlx goala. curry haa. decided to use Gary Mork, alto front the) "my THt AUTHORIZED VAUXHAIX' a CADELDU MOTORS CO. LTD.

Cortter Sparks, Lyon and Chatham LEO GRAVELLE Mork ia expected to 'play on a line with Skippy Burchell and Billy Sutherland. Curry also is considering using rookies, Bob Rivard and Jim Roberta also from Peter-1 borough. Rivard, a left-winger, missed the Royals' last two games because of -an ankle injury. Roberta it a- defence- man. Tom Thurlby, bothered by injuries to both hands, may not oe reaay to play.

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