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0 I MAY is, 1971 1IIE LEADEROST, REGINA, SASK. sPollIS 25 Fischer wins opening match ARIL seeks No. 1 status A Paduano wins by decision I OPIr-i4-i t- '1 ,0 4 no 1 i 1. 1 7- et: A ii ri- itc1! (1)--V--------r 1 11! il 9) .0,00 I. 11161, I.

I 11 1 107 0 Fl. --14 A otir --t i if 'A- 7'-'' 1 I duplicated exactly the position that developed in the first game between Mark Taimanov of Russia and Bobby Fischer of New York, played in Vancouver Sunday. Tass said after that opening, Korchnoi started a pawn often. sive but later agreed 40 a draw after Geller secured footholds in centreboard. NEW yonk (cp) Donato Paduano of Montreal, making his debut as a middleweight, survived an extremely sluggish start Monday night to defeat Bob O'Brien of New York by a unanimous decision in a 10.

round bout at Madison Square Garden. Paduano, former Canadian welterweight eham pi0 an neared to lose four of the first five rounds as he had trouble with the lanky O'Brien. But the Italianborn Canadian came on strong in the last half of the fight and had O'Brien stagger. ing in the ninth and 10th rounds. All three officials.

referee Johnny Colon and lodges Tony Ca stalano and Bill Reeht, scored it 541 for Paduano. "What a season! To think we're so riddled with injuries we have to resort to using players only six feet five!" JOHN GUSTIN Esks sign another pivot Gustin Both fighters weighed 158 and Paduano said after the fight that he felt "strong as a bull." "I had a little trouble with his reach," Paduano said. "Ile's very strong and awkward to fight. I3ut he does not have a left jab like Cerdan's." He was referring to Marcel Cerdan Jr. of France, whom Paduano also beat with a late-round comeback here last year.

Paduano's record now is 23 wins and two losses. O'Brien now has a record of 15-4-1. Paduano is habitually a slow starter but his start in Monday night is fight seemed even slower than usual and he appeared sluggish. O'Brien, fighting In a crouch, used his long reach to keep Paduano at bay and scored with left jabs and left-right combinations. Paduano said later that he blocked many of the punches.

The fight followed this pattern for the first four rounds, with Paduano scoring only with a few left jabs and O'Brien landing enough punches to redden Paduano's left eye although it did not bleed. Paduano finally got untracked In the last half of the fifth round, scoring with a flurry of. good left jabs. Canadian oirl ends in second VANCOUVER (CP) Bobby Fischer of New York won the opening game of his 10game match against Mark Taimanov of the Soviet Union Monday when the Russian grandmaster resigned without further play. The game had been adjourned Sunday night with the U.S.

grandmaster holding a commanding position after the 40th move in the first game of the quarter-final elimination match to decide a challenger for the current world champion, Boris Spassky of Russia. Fischer now leads the match 1-0 with the second game scheduled to be played today. LAS PALNIAL Canary Islands (AP) Grand masters Bent Larsen of Denmark, and Wolfgang Ullmann of East Germany adjourned on the 41st move their third game of the world chess championship quarter finals Monday. The same will continue today. The two players are tied in the standings with one point each in two games.

The first one Friday was won by Larsen when Ulhmann gave up continuation after 44 moves. MOSCOW (Reuter) Soviet grand masters Yellin Geller and drew their third game in the world chess title quarter final match on the 35th move here Monday, Tass news agency reports. The score now stands at 21 in favor of Korchnol. Tass said the first nine moves RED DEER (CP) The Alberta Junior Hockey Lea. guc announced Sunday it wants the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association to improve its status.

League directors, at a meet. ing, decided to ask the CAHA to designate the AJHL as a tier one league instead of its present tier two classification. Doug Lauchlan, AJHL presi. dent, said, "We feel we have proven ourselves to be tier one calibre." "One of our teams, Deer Rustlers, won the Cana. dian championship, we held our own against teams of the Western Canada Hockey League in exhibition games and our all.star team defeated Edmonton Oil Kings of the WCHL." The only tier one leagues now in Canada are the WCHL, the Ontario Hockey Associa.

tion Junior A series and the Quebec Junior Hockey League. The British Columbia Junior League announced some time ago it will also seek tier one status. The AJHL directors also de. cided to defer a request from Ponoka Stampeders for a one-year leave of absence pending the result of several fund-raising campaigns and the emergence of other operators. A final decision on the fate of the financially plagued Pon.

RED Alberti guo at wants 11 ocke) its stat Leag ing, de to desi tier on present Dtoug proven oka club will be made at the league's annual meeting in Red Deer June 19, said Lauch' Ian. Ponoka requested the leave of absence due to financial difficulties which have left the club $10,000 in debt after four years of operation. Concern also was expressed about the situation in Lethbridge where fire destroyed the arena March 12. "To our knowledge no start has yet been made on a new arena," said Lauchlan. "We are going to have to have a firm commitment soon from the city of Lethbridge or the Sugar Kings may have to suspend operations." The league also heard franchise aplicatIons from Drum.

heller, the University of Al- berta junior varsity, and the Alberta Indian Association. The Indian association plans to enter an all-native team which would be stocked by players from four junior clubs, one operating in each of the four Western provinces. The junior A team would op. crate out of Fort Macleoq. Final decision on the fl'anchise applications will be made at the annual meeting.

The league now has I teams the Edmonton Mtn. ers and the Maple Leafs, Lethbridge, Red Deer, Ponoka and Calgary Mount Royal College Cougars. awarded ITT) VaTIGIME 44LW Fastball League scholarship EDMONTON (CP) Signing of Harry Theofildes of Pittsburgh, 27-year-old quarterback, to a "multi-year" contract was announced Monday by Edmonton Eskimos of the Western Football Conference. Theofildes who graduated in 1966 front Waynesburg College in Philadelphia, was signed by Washington Redskins then and sold in 1970 to New York Jets, both National League clubs. Theofildes, five feet, inches tall, can pass, run and think under pressure, the Ed.

monton release said, and has all the tools to win in the CFL. The Eskimos have two other quarterbacks, Don Trull and Rusty Clarke. It OS TOC East Germany (Reuter) Beverly Boys, 19, of Pickering, Onto was squeezed out of first place at an international springboard diving coin. petition here Sunday by East German Heidi Becker. The East German girl, who holds the European title, won the contest with a total of 397.40 points followed by Miss Boys with 371.55 points.

East German Sylvia Becker. Nancy Robertson, 21. also of Pickering. and Elizabeth Car. ruthers of Edmonton took sixth and seventh places with 351.15 and 349.90 points.

Debbie Archibald continued her excellent strike-out pitching Sunday as she whiffed six batters as Astroettes drubbed Kyle liners 18-4 in bantam division action in the Northside Minor Girls' Fastball League. Archibald has accounted for half of her team's putouts this season with 24 strike, outs. She received hitting support against Kyle liners from Kathy Steen, who belted a grand-slain homer. STANDING Bantam Division Pts. John Gustin, a Grade 12 student at Miller Composite High School, has been awarded a four-year athletic scholarship in basketball at Mary College In Bismarck, N.D.

Gustin, a sixfoot, eightinch centreman with the Miller Marauders of the legiate Basketball League, has been playing basketball for three'years at Miller and helped the Marauders win the Saskatchewan 4A cage title. Gustin, a native of Yugoslavia, was elected top centre on the city first all-star team and broke a city record when he scored 53 points in one game. The 19-year-old Gustin at. tended St. Joseph School prior to going to Miller and will enroll in the school of physical education at Mary College.

RE Eta UNIROYAL EIV, UNIROYAL HE IRE 'IRE El Etgl UNIROYAL UNIROYAL' Cr UNIROYAL iital IMIROYAL: Astroettes 4 ,0 8 Mistakes 4 0 8 Mavericks 2 0 4 Sunspots 2 1 4 Crusaders 2 1 4 Teenettes 2 2 4 Unkowns 1 2 2 Kyleliners 1 3 2 Super Stars 1 3 2 Chicatus 1 1 2 Rats I 1 2 Left Over 0 2 0 Roadrunners 0 4 0 Fri jouf elected HITTING MARK When Joe Di Maggio hit safely in 58 straight games in 1941, he had 91 hits in 223 official at bats for a .408 mark, and 35 hits went for extra bases. Paduano carried the next three rounds with fast left Jabs and straight rights, sometimes using a right lead. In the ninth, Paduano nailed O'Brien with a sharp right to the jaw and had him staggering all over the ring when the bell rang. Paduano went after him again in the 10th and O'Brien was wobbling all over the ring when it ended. The victory gave the 22-yearold Paduano his first victory after two lossesto lightweight champion Ken Buchanan of Scotland in New York and to Clyde Gray of Toronto in Montreal.

Gray won the Canadian wel terweight championship with that victory. Garden matchmaker Teddy Brenner said after the fight he was considering Emile Griffith, former welterweight and mid. champion, or Danny McAloon of New York as Paduano's next Opponent in New York. McAloon beat O'Brien on a split decision over 10 rounds earlier this year. "I feel stronger than ever," Paduano said after the fight.

He had been having trouble making the welterweight 147-pound limit despite his five-foot-five stature and this led to the decision to turn middleweight, the division he fought in as an amateur. "1 was perhaps a little too heavy," said Paduano, saying his best weight is about 155. He said he was "100-per-cent" de. cided to stick to the middleweight division. Asked why he always starts slowly, Paduano said: "1 wish 1 knew." "1 have to study the guy," he said when pressed on the mat.

ter. The 25-yearold O'Brien said he thought he won the fight. "I thought I won the first five rounds and the eighth," he said; He said that he wasn't hurt in the ninth. He said he was off balance and was tagged but wasn't hurt. "I was very tired and it may have looked like Paduano hurt me," he said.

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