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The Times from San Mateo, California • Page 16

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The Timesi
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San Mateo, California
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'San Mateo Times 13 Friday, May 20, I 960 Games Ring Fin Jack Bluth Times Sports Editor Speakiiig of Sports The I960 Olympic Games. boxing trials. got. off SBmBSK GIANTS 20 10 MT 'A Mow York Jii RffiXlA IHHHWtB Cincinnati 17, 14.. 543 4 ci.v.i.rd lAJEWHatW BnnKrK'ffl aukee Z3 11 .542 4A 1(1 15 iss wi inconspicuous start at the Cow.

Palace the'rother'inight and'not without a touch of tragedy. COW PALACE Among the Missing Is Arch Milton By JACK KUSSELL Times Sports WriU'r Ten Olympic Games boxing: team members will be at the Cow Palace tonight but UiwVr SBBBst awSSafelMaHfli HHrajn Los 18 A1) a ww, 138'' fc HRgljaB Hfl 'PPd" Only gamej Klwdund HBiBlr 8, Sr. 1 HI Lat kiday camfs MKSB 1 HH N'trf York 8t CH CJ)0 aHt Son rarclsco i Pittsburgh (Ml I Los at at Cleveland there are many heartbreaks The joynt.was so empty you could hear the beer lushes burping in the. bal but that wasn't the worst of the. tragedy was the U.S.A..'s loss of one of its most promising boxers through teclmical elijii 'nation, s' Hrjwas Terry Smith, Sacramento State's con tender for the lSfr peirnd 1 title.

And take it from us, a gem he is. Smith lost his bout Thursday night to Boston's Tom DaTis: on: match the triumphs of the victors. One. on the sidelines tonight will be Redwood City's Archie Milton who was literally only eight seconds from a trip to Eome when disaster struck in the final match of the semifinals last night. Milton, who has been pointing for the trip for four years, drew 'powerful Percy Price, the Marine champion for his foe.

Price, much ruggeder than his name would indicate, drew out the best in the cautious Milton. The two men punched hard and well for two rounds. In the third canto, Milton stepped up the pace as Price began to weaken. The KedwoDd Ciiy senior buckled Price's knees with several hard shots to the head and crashed a left to the jaw that caromed the Marine off the ropes. Arch Relaxed With SO seconds to go Milton appeared to relDX as if he knew he was in.

Suddenly Price exploded a right to the jaw and the former Sequoia High school student was slammed to the canvas for the first time in his four year career. Milton, who had fought the best ivithout ever being hurt, rolled over, instincts barely functioning. He straddled his heavy torso to its height as Referee Jack Downey wiped away the gloves. As 'Milton, moved forward the timekeeper signified only ten seconds to go. Price calmly whipped, another right to Milton's jaw and the Spartan flew through the ropes out cold.

Downey halted the fight as Coach Julie Menendei 'protested that Dniy eight seconds were left. Milton would have met his old foe Harold Espy in the finals and at least would be an alternate tD Rome. Hardluck Army champion Elmer Rush also was dogged with misfortune in heavy class. Rush dropped Espy with a hail a fluie technical knock Carmen. Basllio out; fluke because the damage producing punch was one of few' Davis 'scored.

A fine body, puncher with the fastest pair of hands you ever saw, the rangy'Smith had his man whipped, but good. Then, in round twp7 Davis apparently above his opponent's eye, drawing blood. Referee (Captain) R. 'Surkein, an army man, inspected the wound and stopped' the fight. IT WAS A crying shame.

And Smith almost did. Because, four years ago this same kid reached 'the threshold of the Olympic Games, only to. lose out in the finals. He had' counted himself in as a lead pipe cinch it this year. So you had to sympathize with him when he pleaded with.

the referee to aHow'him to continue, blood be damned. But the. official would have no of it. Smith swallowed the lump id his throat and reluctantly obeyed the verdict. It wasn't easy for the third man to shatter a kid's dream like that, but he got no sympathy from the crowd.

They gave him the business. But it was a bum rap, because the Captain was only protecting the Md from more serious injury. THE REAL culprits have to be the fellas who permit these fighters to box without protective headgear, Harry Campbell of Detroit (photo obove) watches 'Leslie Nor ris of Baltimore hit the canvas in 133 pound class Olympic 'semi final at the San Francisco Cow Palace last, night. Campbell outpointed Noirls to win a berth in the finals tomcat. In photo at right, Vincent' Shomo, New York, lies on floor of ring where he threw himself and started crying upon hearing that he lost decision in Olympic Boxing Trials.

Unheralded Roosevelt Ware. U. S. Army champ from Cincinnati got the decision in 139 pound class. Shomo had scored eight con sccutlvc knockouts cn route to the semi finals which included I standard boxing equipment which sheds its usefulness when there is a prize at stake.

AAU crown among his tides. (Photos hy AP and UPI SERIES STARTS SANS DAVENPORT shove in the first round and ap peared to be winning when the Six Go in Preckrcess BALTIMORE, Md. (UPD Sun Nobody has explained why, because there's no reason for it. That's boxing, and the guys who live it are victims of a'static sport, "The result is painful injuries and raw decisions, and' while this goes for tht.pros as well as the simo'n pures," it's in the amateur Games' department where it hurts to most. (Conttoatfd on Pajjt 15) SF Hues Play for Lead ny Blue farms Venetian way, enport's condition as but rates' Harvey Haddix, 2 1, in night's series opener.

pected to pitch against the Pi added the 26 year old would confined for "a couple of days the Kentucky Derby winner, today headed a field of six officially entered for Saturday's 84th ranniiig of the $150,000 Preakness States' at Pimlico. anyway." PITTSBURGH CUPD The' Sail Francisco Giants open a crucial three game series against the National league leading Pittsburgh Pirates tonight minus third baseman Jimmy Davenport, who remained in a Milwaukee hospital; Team trainer Frankie Bowman conceded it was unlikely Jimmy would rejoin the Giants on their current road trip, which includes 19 more games. Manager Bill Rigney said he'd There were no surprises as the entry box closed for the second jewel in racing's triple crown. Winfirids farm's Victoria Park, with "gastritis. The Giants dropped into second probably use either Joe Amalfi third in the Kentucky Derby, still taw or Andre Rodgers at third place a half game behind Pittsburghlast night when their game with the Milwaukee Braves, was without a rider.

Trainer Ho base. referee stopped the fight and dis Qualified Rush because of a cut eye. Classy 1S9 pound Vince Shomo found his jinx in scrappy Roosevelt Ware who captured a toe toe stugfest. Shomo was so shocked by the unanimous vote 'against him that he fell to the canvas after the fight and was carried crying from the ring. Tito San Jose State boxers still are in Ihe finals tonight.

Mountain View's Dave' Nelson captured a split decision last night ovir Cincinnati's George Foster end will be underdog to popular Greek Nick Spanakos who whipped the Army's Dave Abeyta. Harry Campbell, the" chocolate smooth Spartan freshman, will ioeet Irish Brian O'Shea at 132 pounds tonight in a classic bout. O'Shea showed speed and punch to stopping Nevada's Joe Bliss in round when the game Indian suffered a cut forehead. San Jdsc's Stu Kartell found his own nemesis in another Ma rise, powerful Ray Phillips who banged out a decision. Phillips was just strong enough to withstand the best of Barters clubbing blows; i Best action fight on the Amalfitano has played second ratio Luro had contacted at least a half dozen riders but all of them was rained out and the Pirates buried the St.

Louis Cardinals, 3. the past two replacing had engagements for Saturday. The new league leaders rapped the slumping Don fllasingame. Billy O'Dell, with a 1 3 record Luro pro iiised to name his Preak ness jockey later in the day. Also named for the irule and throe sixteenths race were Turl land stable's Bally Ache, Green Dund farm's Celtic Ash, Llangollen farm's Divine Comedy and 13 hits.

It marked Pittsburgh's eighth straight home win and its eighth victory in the past nine games. Davenport suddenly was placed in a Milwaukee hospital yesterday when he complained nausea and began vomiting blood. Doctors diagnosed the illness as "gastritis." But additional tests were scheduled to determine if C. Mac stable's T. V.

Lark. RAINED OUT HOT SPRINGS, Ark. (CPU A steady morning rain washed out the scheduled second round of the Hot Springs Open Golf tournament today. Officials said 36 holes would be played Snnday. to make up the postponement.

(See on page 15.) LOUIS (API The St. Cardinals Thursday signed veteran pitcher Curt Simmons, who he. suffered from an ulcer. had been released by. the Dr.

Irwin Schulz described Dav' last night saw Texas Barrerra upsetting the NCAA champion Kciji Shimabukura in a 112 pound thriller, Barrcra floored his opponent, with a left to the. body' and stayed tNCt 1 8 5 Frank ahead. Another Classic STACY ADAMS 'BE LA IR Another classic tonight will see I A I Ml I A' 17 year old Cassius Clay, the Ken tucky Showboat, battle cool, hart punching Allan Hudson at 178 pounds. Clay displayed a world of ability in outboxing tough Air Force titlist Fred Lewis, but Hud son was even more impressive in knocking out Charles Hannah with FOR FASHION AND QUALITY CHOOSER STACY ADAMS SHOES. TR)M LINES, EXTREME FLEXIBILITY, AND LIGHTER ON THE ANGULAR CUT TOPLINE GIVES ANKLE COMFORT.

the first punch of tne round. Handsome Toledo schoolboy Wil bcrt McClure. a language major at Toledo university, waged real, war with hardbitten Army 'Chamn Ed Crook at 156 pounds. McClure was dropped in the first round hut then scored three knockdowns over Crook who kept (Continued on Page 15) Remember Me? THE BTACV IIBELAIREtf DEEP BROWN OH CLACK CUSTOM. FINISHED LtMA LEATHER.

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