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sit.-Recently in your sport Mes, there was a place oi writ- ng boosting the coming Edwards-. ardan light at the Forum Friday ught. The article went on to say. Wong other things. that this yommg light would be as a breath ,11;esh air compared to the lights in new years ago by the ban- imn, I.4eTourneaus. Medleys and myths. 1 should like to say that 3.; record or Lancaster and Lo- ;-oumeau will compare quite inv- mbly with that of Jordan. All mu have to do to prove my state- ment is to turli up the men's re- .m-ds. As ior Jordan. he was a ' a man back in 1942 and 1943.
In 1942, he fought ll lights. 0! me”, he won seven and lost (our. 1,; 1943. he had iour fights. He
mm mm and drew one. In 1944. he hm 19. He won 11. In 1945. he had ,5 we won 11. In 1948. he had 16 um won live. He drew three times. '
It is true that Jordan iought SW5 Belloise in 1940 and lost to
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her tour times and wound up with an even 200 victories against 11'! losses. -
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valuable player in 1944-45.
He made his most money in i845. paid him 866.000. When his career came to an end he was still coming He was named the league's mbst apppnoxiinately 380,000.
N""”"”' V" E ”'3''''” "l”' when the Tigers reportedly
Wednesday gave leit-hander Hal Newhouser his unconditionui re- lease. g
The 32-year-old southpaw-once called the prince oi pitchers-said: '"rhis is the end. I'm riniahed as an active player. My arm Just can't stand the strain anymore." The slim hurler. who earned ap- proximately 5500.000 in his 16-year career with the Tigers. was oi lit- tle help io the club this season. He worked only 21 2-3 innings tor the cellar-dwellers and had an 0-1 to- cord. !-iis earned run average was a high 6.91.
This was a far cry irom his heyday-1944 to 1946-when he' won 29. 26 and 26 games. He helped the
him in ten rounds. But Belloise was only the shadow then or the great lighter he once was. In the same year. Belloise knocked out Bobby -Brown in live rounds and Baudelio Valencia in three. But the same year Ace Mccloekey beat Bobby Brown in Halifax and in New York city on Dec. 6 or the same year he knocked out valen- cie. in three rounds.
Jordan has had only two lights in the last two years and those against pushovers.
A low days ago. Mr. Dollerty had the welterweight match be- tween "Duck" Trainer and "Kid? Baker of New York advertised as (or the Maritime welterweight championship. I imagine that Gordon Kiley and Kid Adehade of Cape Breton and Bob Grace and Red Graham of Nova Scotia would like to have something to say about a title iight. Those are only iour out or several Maritime wel- terweights who, I am eoniident, could beat both Trninor and Baker in the same evening.
Trainer is 9. Charlottetown boy, and unlike Mr. Doherty. I am for giving all local boys including ”Duck" Treinor every opportunity to prove themselves. But Trainor has beaten no one of any account and until he does, why insult the intelligence oi our sports fans by implying that he is of champion- ship calibre.
At present. we have but one out- standing ilghter residing in the Province. His name is Poulton. I-le deieated Edwards here solne weeks ago going into the ring with a strained shoulder, because he did not wish to disappoint Mr. Doh- erty and the people who wanted to see him in action against the ele- ver Edwards. Ten days later, he lost a split decision to Yvon Dur- clle. In this light, I happen to know that his shoulder was much worse than it had been when he faced Edwards. Yet Mr. Doherty
for having started his light pro- moter career oil with a bang by oiierlng him a semi-final spot (in the Edwards-Jordan liight. Imag- ine a man who beat Edwards be- ing placed in a semi-iinal with Edwards on the main boxing card!
Just to show you. Mr. Sports Editor. that's I'm not afraid to go out on a limb. I make the predict- ion now that Jordan-good man as he once was-will not last six rounds with Edwards. If Mr. Doh-
wanted to reward Harry Poulton ,
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