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18 Thursday, September 14. 1967 The Ottawa Journal TITLE FIGHT SATURDAY Ellis Gives Edge To Mildenberger NEW YORK (UPQ Jimmy Ellis doesn't seem at all concerned about the outcome of the heavyweight tion bout between Karl Mil-denberger and Oscar Bonavena in Frankfurt. Germany on Saturday, but he probably will be meeting the winner on Nov. II. Ellis, who stopped Leotis Martin in the ninth round of their quarterfinal match in the heavyweight elimination tourney, said be might give an edge to Mildenberger in the match' Saturady.

"I think Bonavena might have trouble with a southpaw," said Ellis. 'I've never fought a southpaw as a pro. but I did fight a couple in the amateurs. It's completely different You're used to see a man facing you one way and all of a sudden it's all turned around. An official of the Ameri- can.

Broadcasting Company, which is televising the bouts in the tournament, went along with Ellis and said he was almost certain to meet the winner of the Milden-berger-Bonavena fight in the semi-final round. Thad Spencer who brat Ernie Terrell in a quarterfinal will probably meet the winner of the Floyd Patterson-Jerry Quary fight that, will be held in Los Angeles on Oct 28. The proposed date of that semi-final bout is Dec 2 but neither site for the semi-final bouts has been determined. The area where Ellis spoke has been a trouble spot in past "I had 60 arrests the first year I was here. said local patrolman Oswald Thompson, who helped get the new gym built for the area, "but since our athletic program started there have been 20 in the past year." The adulation that Ellis experienced at the.

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.3 kit 'Kin'ora HELPING OUT It takes a lot of effort to run a National hockey team. There are problems such as setting up the players with education facilities, places to stay, jobs if need be, etc So interested sportsmen gathered Wednesday at the Skyline to set up com- mittees to handle such problems. Left to right are. Jack Hargreaves. Judge Frank.

Dunlap, team coach Jack Bownass. Jean Cadieux and Bill McEwen. The Eastern National team will have some fine exhibition games to offer the public this season including a game against Russia on Dec. 20 in Hull and another against Sweden Jan. 3.

(Journal Moto by Dominion WMtt Krausse Disappointed Team Drops Charge Against Finley BOSTON (UP!) Kansas City pitcher Lew Krausse said Wednesday he was disappointed in the fact that his teammates accepted, by the margin of a single vote, the move to withdraw their unfair labor practice charge against owner Charles O. Finley. Krausse said the decision by the players in a clubhouse vote at Boston Tuesday was "a majority and that's all that but admitted that he was dissatisfied with single vote margin in the decision. He said that, the player vote has "no bearing on my situation." After a two-day hearing before Commissioner William Eckert in New York Tuesday, the Athletics and Finley came to a mutual agreement in the feud. The players agreed to withdraw their unfair labor practice charge with the National Labor Relations Board and Finley said he would not take any more action against the players as a consequence of the dispute.

"I'm going right to the end. I've got to go right to the end." said Krausse, who is appealing through players association director Marvin Miller Finley's four-day suspension of him after alleged rowdiness on a plane from Boston to Kansas City Aug. 3. seems a shame that with all the turmoil arid pressure and strain and bad publicity that was put into. i that nlauttr getting so little out of it" Bill Arnold Cross-Country Winner Bill Arnold of the Ottawa Valley Track Club won the senior men's six mile event in the Ottawa Twilight Cross Country meet held at Bells Comers Wednesday.

Arnold's time was 37.55. Second place went to Bob Nkholls in 38.58 and third to Bernie Ouellet and Dave Williams of Bell High who tied in 40.53. The junior men's three mile event was won by Gary Williamson of the- Uplands Harriers in 18.33. Malcolm Hunter of Rideau was second in 18 41 and Robin Harber of Harriers was third in 19.41 J. Penny Werthner of captured the ladies one and one quarter mile event in a time of 8.09.

Linda Brett of the Valley Club was second in 8.12.5. Janet Fmlay of Carleton Place was third in 8.25. And in the banlam boy's one and one quarter mile race Ian Muir of the Valley Club was first in, seven minutes even. John Pollard of Bell was second, in a tight race in 7.01 and Bernie Poz-nawskl of Fisher was third In 7.32. There was an excellent turnout for the meet with 5ix runners in the senior six mile.

1 2 In the ladies race. 21 in the bantam event and 23 the Junior three mile. BOOKER SOLD CLEVELAND (AP) Catcher Richard Booker of the Ameri can League Cleveland Indian was sold Wednesday to Jacksonville Suns of the International League for an undis closed price. Booker. 25.

was assicned to Jacksonville, a farm club cf the National Leacue New York Mcts, this season tnd batted 2b3 in 51 game. Krausse said the approximately $340 in pay that he lost during his four-day suspension was not important but that the issue of whether or not he could appeal his suspension was key question to be settled, in a Sept. 28 hearing before the commissioner. "Mr. Miller says we have a good case and a good chance to prove that Mr.

Finiey was not justified in suspending me. most people don't realize that all this, stuff happened after I was suspended. "My name was not on the The players' statement Oil Kings' Goalie Proposes Association EDMONTON (CP) Ian Wilkie of Edmonton Oil Kings announced today that life is proposing formation-of a players association in the Western Canada Junior Hockey League. Wilkie, an Oil Kings goal-tender for the last two seasons, said he borrowed the. idea from the National Hockey League.

Both the National and Western Canada Leagues, he said, have 12 teams, similar lengths of schedules and sea-, sons, and similarly large distances between teams home cities. Wilkie said he sees the players' association helping in a variety of areas. happens if a player breaks his leg? Does the team continue to keep hu in school or Oi he's working do they compensate him for missed wages? "I know the Oil Kings look after us if something like Sports Briefs FLYERSSIGN FOUR QUEBEC OIPI) Th Philadelphia Flyers, one of the ''new entries in the National Hockey League Wedaesday signed tour more players tor the 196747 season. The players, all drafted by the flyers this year, were Gary Dornhoefcr. left-winger Pete Wright and centres Jim Johnson and Forbes Kennedy.

ZEIDER DIES AUBURN. In. (UPD-Rnlhe Polly Zeidef. former player on several major league teams, died Tuesday after a lengthy illness. He was 83 Zeider played for the Chicago White Sox from 1910 to 1912, the New York Yankees in 1913.

and later the Chicago Cubs. He broke Into organized baseball as a pitcher, switched to the infield, and eventually learned to play every position. EXPAND SEATING BOSTON (UPI) The Red Sox, seeking their first pennant since 1946. announced Wednesday that because of an extreme ticket demand lot their final two home games of the season, they were Immediately placing 16.000 bleacher seats on sale. t.

The games 61 Saturday. Sept, 39, and Sunday. Oct. I are with the Minnesota Twins, one of the Other three teams involved In tha tight Ameri- can League penant race. criticized Finley's running of, the club.

.1 The dispute resulted in the firing of Kansas City manager AI Dark and the outright release of veteran first baseman-outfielder Ken Ha'rrelson. Harrelson signed with the Red Sox shortly3 after receiving his release, from Finley. don't think Mr. Finley intended to lose Ken that way." Krausse said. "He's got a pretty good temper.

But I think he may be sorry he released him. I was pray give me my release, too. A lot of us were but we" hist weren't as lucky as Ken." this happens, but what about the other teams in the league?" Wilkie, a university st dent, said that at the beginning of last season the league office made mention of bonus and award money for individual performance leaders 'but nothing ihore was heard about it. There Are many more areas in which players should be able Jto give an opinion, such a scheduling around exam periods and trading of players who are enrolled in school." ilkie said he plans to write a senior player at eaeh training camp around the league when they open 22 and ask for a vote of ell veterans on the subject If a majority around tne are in favor each team will elect one or two player reoresentativea and an organizational meeting could be held when the am stars gather to play the. Canadian National team, Russell Downs Rl'SSELL (Special) RuS- sell defeated Manotick 3-2 to tak a firm hold on their best-.

of seven South Carleton SoffV ball League final series. Russell won the first game' 4-2 in Russell and then' moved to Manotick and Rut-' sell won again, this time 5-2. So with last night's victory' Russell has a. 3-0 series lead, and could end it Friday night: in Manotick. If a fifth game' -is necessary it will be played in Russell Sunday evening.

Keith Russell started for Jtussell Wednesday and waf relieved by son Doug in the' fifth. The game was deadlocked" at 2 2 going into the last half of the ninth. Jim Gamble reached first on an moved to second on sacrifice by DipSavsge, stola third and scored on a game-; winning single by Don Mo' Laren. J. if Keay Wins 4th Golf Tourney The Ottawa.

Municipal Em ployees Golf Association annual field day was won again this year by W. Keay with an 83 low gross. Keay look the. Sam Berger trophy for the fourth time. Jim Mo Connery's 87 was good for OMEGA'S low net trophy went to John Drain for an 84-17-67.

Phil Hughes shot an 87-16-71 for second net prize..