i Athletic i

ay rejected a proposed heavyweight champicn hip between titlist Archie Moore i Bobo Olson, former middle- king.

commission took action t pointing out Olson had not ‘any ranting 175-peuncers al- the National Boxing As tion lists him as the eighth challenger.

z motion was passed without

Commission chairman Dan 0. roy read into the record pru- sts from the Pennsylvania com- against an Olson-Moore | Pennsylvania argued that Johnson of Philadelphia

get a prior title shot or

t Olson should fight Johnson |

meeting Moore.

IN CHALLENGE Johnson camp challenged “at 10 or 12 rounds any- in the United States.”

Olson’s new manager, Bill New- an, asked the commission to|P a championship bout year. He pointed out coming out of retire-| 30 year old Olson has) ' five bouts. However, the “name” boxer he has beaten as Rory Calhoun, former lead- —— .

algary- Stamps ehire Coaches

ARY (CP) — Calgary

ers announced Wednes- they have rehired assistant Frank Filchock and Ber- Witucki for another season. announcement came two after ‘the club signed head Otis Douglas for another

Flchock completing his first

Calgary as_ backfield “a a former head coach

p0re- ison Match

iti Edmonton Eskimos and iskatchewan Roughriders of the

estern Interprovincial Football |

and Sarnia Golden Bears) Ontario Rugby Football,

icki came to the Stamps | St spring as line coach from an} it’s post at Notre Dame.

ugar Ray Norks Out

NEW YORK (AP)—Sugar Ray, Dbinson worked out in the gym ay for the third straight |

in preparation for defence of | ac of the world middle-|

t boxing title.

39-year-old New Yorker, ho meets Paul Pender in a title at Boston Dec. 14, plans to) boxing next Monday.

mpion in New York

i¢ Fullmer as king of the 160

nders.

ic rris Fans 18 Loses Tilt

MARACAIBO (AP)—Bill Harris muck out 13 in a V:2cozr2!an tern League baseball game sday nighi, m was beaten by Gavilanes,

he only run off Harris, a right-; mder on Los Angeles Dodgers’ ter, scored on an error. H--is a native of Duguayville, N.B. Hi ris gave up s-ven hits wh's mner Billy Muffett, formerly ith St. Louis and San Francisco, lowed only five.

Prince Aly Khan

ly he was head coach at}

bi | He also set a money record for obinson is recognized a5! qwners on British tracks this sea-

achusetis. The National, . x <i ng Association recognizes |

LA. Applies —

but his Cabimas} Seen Lk group of TV people headed

ing middleweight who does not - present hold ranking.

Before the commission refused sanction, Bennie Ford, matcir meker for the San Francisco Boxing Chub, said there was a $100,000 television commitment for an Olson - Moore title fight which he believed would draw well at the Cow-Palace here.

The cormmission, however, took enly 10 minutes in deciding | against the bout.

Cttawa Coach Isn't Particuldr Who He Meets

OTTAWA (CP)—Rough Rider | ‘coach Frank Clair said Wednes- | day he isn’t particular whether; his Ottawa Big Four team meets | Montreal or Toronto the sudden- death semi-final game at Lans-

owne Park Nov. 7.

Hamilton Tiger-Cats have al-| ready earned a bye to the final |

ay-offs by finishing first in the | ees |

Ottawa clinched second place last Saturday by defeating Tor-| |onto Argonauts, but the third and final play-off spot is still unde-| cided. |

Goalie Suffers Fractured Jaw

CLEVELAND (AP)—A puck hit Cleyeland Barons goalie Gil’ Mayer of Ottawa in the face dur ing a practice session Wednes-. day, fracturing his jaw. |

Because of the injury, he will miss Friday’s American Hockey League game with Providence | ‘and a Saturday game against Buffalo. ©

Is Top Winner |

PARIS (AP)—Prince Aly Khan led the list of top money-winning owners for the 1959 flat horse’ racing season in France with $226,000. His horses also won more than twice as many races ‘as the runner - up, taking the prince’s. colors to the winner’s | icircle 51 times.

Madame Cino del Luca was second, with her horses account- | ing for $171,155 and 20 victories.

A few weeks remain in the | French season, but the prince’s |winnings are well beyond reach.

For Franchise

LOS ANGELES (AP)—Los An- geles baseball interests have ap- plied for a franchise in baseball's

proposed new Continental League it was revealed Wednesday.

‘by Stanley Brown, retired distil- lery president, are behind the new club.

Brown said the group has an option on a franchise in the new league. He is due to continue ne- gotiating in New York Saturday with Branch Rickey Sr., presi- ‘dent of the new league.

epeda

959 Sophomore

NEW YORK (AP) — Orlando peda of San Francisco Giants,

year in 19538, Wednesday was; mood the circuit’s leading soph- | pre of 1959. He edged Vada' nson of Cincinnati in the an-

Associated Press poll. ‘Cepeda collected 86 of the 172

s cast by members of the all Writers’. Association of m ica. Pinson drew 66. — Cepeda, 22, a native of Puerto , batted 317 with 27 homers d 105 runs batted in. This was better performance than his okie campaign, when he wound) with a 312 average, 25 hom-}; and 96 RBI.

PDED DIFFERENCE

There was an additional differ- . In 1958, Cepeda was used cclusively at first base. season,

National League’s rookie of |

The | he was. shifted to/ votes.

ls Voted

.

the outfield when the sensational | Willie McCovey. was inserted at first early in August. |

Pinson-made good in his seeond major league try. He compiled a .316 batting mark, collecting 295 |hits, 20 homers and 84 RBI. He i\led the league in doubles with 47 and runs scored, 131.

The 21-year-old iutfielder from | |Memphis was a muich-heralded jrookie in spring training of 1958. But after playing in 18 games for the Reds, during which he hit only .194, Pinson was\demoted to Seattle of the Pacific Coast | League. ‘He had a .343 percentage with Seattle and returned to Cin- cinnati in September, finishing with a National League average of .271.

Dick Stuart of Pittsburgh was third in the balloting with six

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