ALL LIGHTWEIGHTS
VACANT WORLD TITLE
Contestants Agree To Abide
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By The Draw
New York, Fob 5. Three remaining contestants In the elimination series for the vacant World Welterweight Championship have agreed to
sbide by the remit of a draw
to docide the bout
(Cuba) being drawn again
This resulted in Isade Logert Virgil
(St Loula), winner to meet Vince Martinez (Patterson, Now Jersey), who drew.a bye, for the title.
Originally there were Bour entrics, but George Barges (Australia), the Empire Chain- pton, refused to fight in the United States on the grounds that financial terma offered
were inadequate.
The draw had been made on Monday and the respective managers of the fighters were given 48 hours to decide Whether they would abide by the result of the draw-China Mall Special.
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The New Two-Fisted
Willie Toweel Is World Title Prospect
By DENNIS HART
London.
warning to all lightweights, and to World Champion Joe Brown in particular: Willie Toweel is now using his right. Willie, South Africa's Empire Champion and the latest in a long line of fighting, Toweels, is a fine boxer. In six fights in Britain in six months he has shown more skill than most British rings have soon in six years.
But it was nearly all with his left hand. And while Britain, traditional home of the straight left, was just wild about Willie, this one punch would not have been enough to make a big impact on world boxing.
For although a straight left is a fine weapon, It needs some- thing stronger to back it up. In
his seventh British fight Willie produced that too-a crisp right.
This and the left proved the undoing of Orlando Zulueta, the Cuban who last June was with- in 21 seconds of taking the world title from Brown. There were just 21 seconds to go, with Zulueta ahead on points, when the Cuban was knocked down and the fight was stopped, for reasons which all Cuba still can. But understand.
A Big Punch
Toweel did not put Zulueta down, It is doubtful if he will ever develop a big punch. But now that he is hitting with either hand he is twice as dangerous. Four times he stopped Zuluaša in hla tracks with crisp right countera that really stung.
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AT LAST. THERE'S RECOGNITION FOR
THE STABLE 'LADS'
At last there has been public acknowledgment of
a fact well known to trainers and jockeys- that the success of a horse is due in good measure to the devotion of the stable lad who looks after him.
Each lad associated with a runner in the Whitbread Gold Cup, the £8,000 'chase at Sandown Park on April 20, will receive £5. What a fine gesture this is
Colonel William Whitbread's This is not a fixed programme Towcel's new-found power has own young chaser Just Awaka as regards the two horses—and not turned up by accident. It (which will not be entered for does not mean that one lucky is the result of much thought the Whitbread Cup this year as animal
extra hour's geta an
morning. every and training by the Toweol ho is still a novice) is cared for ite-in
The brothers manager Maurice, Petor Cazalet's Kent stable routine is switched, being con trainer Alan and, of course, by John Hole, a "lad" of 44. trolled by the stable's racing fighter Willic-now known as
plans. boxing's "Three Musketeers."
John, who went to Fairlawne
The lad's time is free until 4 pan., when he returns for evening stables. It is now that he grooms his horses-about 40 minutes each-to improve their circulation
their and make coats shine.
The Toweel sights are now before the war when Atr Cazalet. mare clearly trained on Jas was still an amateur jockey, also Brown's world title. It may be "does Lochroe. Past witnesses that Willie will have to wait at II, and Cromwell.
to his skill include Devon Loch, while yet before coming to blows with the World Champion, This
Once a lad has been allotted may not be a bad thing. The to a horse he usually stays with South African could do with one it throughout its racing career. After the trainer has been or two more fights to perfect his The bond between them often round to look at the horses the ring tacties. Against Zulueta, becomes so strong that the lad lnd brings their feed and hay for instance, he could have made can do more with his horse than and water, and rugs them up his older opponent do more run anyone else. cing sound,
Such is the thoroughness of The Toweels' approach to boxing that you can be sure Willie is learning all the time.
Maximum Pay English football is in danger; of taking a step backwards.
for the night.
Thoroughbreds wears rugs at all times except for Inspections,
days, for in some cases >their
They Don't Stay! racing, and on hot summer
In contrast, a callous or coats do not grow long enough frightened lad who gives a horse to keep them warm, and in a jab in the quarters with his others their coats are clipped pitchfork every time he goes to provent them sweating their Dway when they into its box con ruin its nerves condition for life and many of its, work, Last October it was proposed chances in races are lost. Few
The higher a horse's breeding to raise players' maximum pay tratuers keep on a lad like this, the less his cont grows, and frum £17 to £20 a week-s cace they find him out!
blue-blooded colts' coats
step in the right direction. The
A stable lad's day starts at least of all. other week the Football League 8.30, when he roucks out the two Management Committee put for-horses in his care. He brushes in a race the lad goes with it,
ward the suggestion that the ex one to remove tra £3 chould be "appearance" straw marks money to Brst-team players.
Brow
When either of his horses runa the dirt and and (as I know only too well) of the night,
saddles him, and rides out with The idea is that the extra the first lot." money would be an incentive.
Returning an hour and a half later, he makes his horse com-
the he is the flercest critic of Jockey who takes his place on its back.
The fully trained stable lad's
This is, to say the least, un- likely. For one thing, it would fortable for the day with fresh standard wage is that of an reward the player who finds it straw, gives him hay, and then agricultural difficult to keep first team place goca to have his own breakfast.
and asks for a transfer to a
worker. though some stables pay a little more
Afterwards the lad repeats the than the £7 10s, basic.
lawor division. There and then programme with
he would be guaranteed his horse.
team place and an extra £3
a week..
Incentive to fight for his team place would be destroyed. Few players, especially those with famliy responsibilities, could afford to turn down the exira £3.
Just how this would afect team-building can be seen from A glance at the Manchester United reserve line-up the other week. It included Ray Wood Jackie Blanchflower, Johnny Berry, Bill Whelan and David Pegg-internationals all.
Could players like these be ex- pected to stay with their present club while they could walk into
the first team of practically any other club and pick up unother
£3 a week?
This would penalise managers like Matt Busby who have built up fine teams with a wealth of reserve talent.
'Morally, las, this new offer wrong. A man who is hurt while
playing In the first team and is kept out of action by his injury would lose his "appearance" money.
The scheme would only cause among England's more unrest footballers. And at a time when
England is trying to raise her soccer standards.
The only hope is that when the Chairmen of the 92 League clubs meet on January 27 they will grow out the Committeo's suggestion and demand more realistic proposals for advancing the cause of English football. And that cannot be done with dissatisfied players.
-London Express Nervice).
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