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Okanagan ‘senior hockey: league,

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in*both’ centrés . consistently, low.

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‘bid: Monday: night: by. Cran- |:
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reasons.:
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Canada ‘next. February. in. the
world championship in Switzer-
Jand.. “y

‘Kelowna ‘Packers, who in 1958
became the: first Canadian- team
to ‘tour. R Russia, lost ‘the Allan
Cup: that year to Belleville Mac-
Farlands: in seven games.

” Packers too have been affected
by. the. current slump. . Less than
two weeks after. the. season start-
ed the: team ‘decided to fold, but.
a drive on season tickets and the
aequisition of. new’ players: kept
At: soing. oo! 2

| Honors ‘split.
in women's eo

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ing league’ ‘November .1.,

‘ason of: Greenhorns | took. ‘the
j pied three with ..598..

Fashion, : Footwear captured |.

-In A’ section, Annette. Johan-:|*
sen of Annettes : won .both the
se, high, single and high’ three with:

the team” ‘high’ single title with.
-1,056;.. Dibbs -took’ the: team’ high.
three - :with : 2,891. : rs
Results: were: | 4 .

“Section: A Sports shop’. 4,
Stars 0; ‘PRFCU 4,,New. Laurel. 0;
Annettes 4, Shop: Easy’ 0}: Dibbs:
3, “Good Neighbors 1; ‘Clausens 3;
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“picked up”
“by: Toronto

‘TORONTO’ ‘@-LEddie.” - ghacie,
one of junior. “hockey’s: brightest
prospects’ who. ‘tumbled : “into
mediocrity. as soon as: he. hit! the

Rahgers, has been. picked up by
Toronto. Maple - Leafs in a ‘two-
for- one player trade. .

Rangers cast off’ Shack Mon-:

Johnny. Wilson, 31, and promis-
ing Pat: Hannigan, 24: An three
are left-wingers.  *.

The switch was not surprising.
8hack, a-big; rugged’ and temp-
aramontal 23-year-old native of
Sudbury, Ont.,. hasbeen Ranger.
‘trade ‘balt -for. a. Jong time. de-
| spite his great potential; «0. .
Shack ‘and the Ranger. “mah.
agement never seemed to get
along, ‘The New. ‘Yorkers. tried
to peddle the -six- foot, 190-'
pounder along with star! de-
fenceman Bill .Gadsby to Detroit
Red Wings last season in‘ ex-
change for rearguard Red: Kelly
and: right-winger Billy MeNolll.
The trade. fell: through | ~when
Kelly refused to report: ‘to: New
York, He later went, to Leafs, :

ASKED FOR TRADE

Shack scored only ‘saven: gonls:
and 14 assists’ in: 67 ‘gamos- last
season and started off. this cam-.
piign with a contract- dispute,
Ho finally signed but told Rang-
ars he would like to be traded to
Lonfs,. He’ had ono goal-and two
assists in. 14 ‘Now York ‘games
| this aeason.. . .

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‘shout Bhaek's professional voce
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around and seo how he. fits: iy,”
ho said, “But ho's etill going to
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“ACTION ON. THE LINE—-Cowboy Woodruff (20) ‘of the Edmon-
ton “Eskimos went nowhere on, this play Saturday . afternoon,
‘but. the. club trampled - Calgary Stempeder’ defences . on : other
= occasions . to win the game 40-21 and take the Western: Intey-

provincial ‘Football Union two- -game semi- -final By. a. whopping

 

 

 

 

 

 

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}echance..

The - 92-year- old’ Canadian

| quarterback, who was almost be-

coming a yesterday's hero in

‘| playing ‘a’ relief “role” for: import

Ron. Lancaster; .came’ off the
bench‘ ‘Saturday to..lead. Riders
to.a 30-14 victory . over Montreal

Jackson. helped peat the ‘Als in

Jast season’s, comparable, match
“but Ottawa then’ lost in the fin-

‘Tals to Hamilton, Tiger-Cats. This
year, Ottawa - ‘goes. against Toron-
to Argonauts: in a two-game,
total-point playoff. ‘opening here
Saturday; November 12.

Simple ‘diagnosis of thesudden
death tilt here was that: it was
rushing... team . against . rushing
team. But mystery remained on

why. it,turned out that. ‘way. For.

Riders, .the ground © ‘attack was

Frank
Clair’s hand in- benching’ Lan-

caster for all. except one quarter,
He explained - that Lancaster's

“soft” Pass ” ‘would arift in. the
breeze. :

REASON LESS CLUAR

But. Montreal's reason for
staying on: the ground -was less

shoulder, «:
the wind kept Etchoverry from
passing In: the last half,’ :

Riders ran-'with. moro 0. success
than Montreal, Ottawa outrush-

ed Montroal313 yards to 242, The

winners alsa had an unforeseen
edga in- ‘passing, 208 yards to 87,

Lancnater, accounted for most

lof the norial yardage and led the

club ‘to 10 ‘of Ottawa's: scoring
points ‘during. A socond-quarter
apponranece.’; With the 15-mile-
an-hour, wind af: his back,*: he
tried: 12° passos and ‘complated
seven. for. 187 yards, *. Jackson
completed threo of alx ‘for 61...
Lianenator completed. ‘ono, 41-
-touchdown
play. with’ ‘Joo Kelly and Jackson
throw,13 yards to.tho same half-

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: Besides, a strong down-.
field :-win:. ‘forced “coach |

Ot wa set for r final
to Russ Jackson

OTTAWA (CP)—Ottawa: “Rough | Rider's : were
I preening’ ‘today. for another Big Four football finwl.
‘And: again they h had: Russ Jackson to thank for the

halfback Ron Stewart |

Aloucttes in’the league’ 8 ‘sudden :
sdeath:’semi-final.
National Léague with: New: ‘York :

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Montreal end zone. and a.
yard | plunge | by fullback Gerry
+ Gary. .Schrieder con;
verted. two’ of -the ‘touchdowns,
Nesbitt: got the other Rough Ri-
der point on .a punt from thie
Montreal 33-yard line. :
Don C?urk, former Ottawa |:

SPORTS. “ROUNDUP”

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“10- 28. count, An 1 unidentified ‘Stempeder erabbed Woo rut: aré rid:
‘the’ legs. ‘and ‘Ernie. ‘Schloeser. (72):
‘down... ‘Other. players . are Bill ‘Barber AMD,
and: Ed, Mitchell (25) —(CP Photo).

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‘LONDON
Moore. has, been. offered . -£40 ,0p0¢.
plus . television, , radio and | film:
4 rights, to’ defend. his world light-
heavyweight ‘title against. Chic

champion, . chere. in. May. :

‘(Reuters)—* Archie: burning: "rei i Pe “life.

‘Grant: ‘said: with’

a-sigh; “is. to: ‘coach. Jongrenough | yin
without: We
(Jackie). Parker ' and: “(John ¥), I
Bright.” : :

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Matchmaker. “Micky. Duif. ‘said.
Monday night. he’ ‘cabled the: of-.
er” ‘to. Moore on: behalf: ‘of. pro-
incterd Harty Levene and’ Peter
Keenan..

Moore ~is recognized | ‘as ° the
world champion. everywhere ex-—
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the.'U:S. National Boxing As-.
sociation. ‘The’ NBA’ holds. that.
the’ title is vacant. -

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“LAS. VEGAS (m—Although his
legs are still paralyzed from
Sunday’s hydroplane accident on,
Lake Mead, ‘race driver Mickey:
‘Thompson. of Los Angeles

 

halfback, scored. both Montreal

touchdowns on sprints of 30 and!
10 yards.. Bill Bewley conver ted
both, Sr

 

Pierce, Johansen

capture awards |

Behind the 280 high single of
Agnes Pierce and the 698 high
three of. Annette Johansen, Ru-
pert Motors captured. both the
team high single and high three
with 1,395 and 3,854 in A ‘section
during Celco City Bowling, Lea-
gue action November 2. ° ,. y 7

. Jerry Jonason of G. D.. Ron-
sons won both the men's high
three and high single with 112
and 304,

In B section, Mary. Ellen Mar-
shall. of Johnson's: Outboards
captured the women's high sin«

cloarcut,.” Coach ;Perry Moss said! glp and high.three with 255 a
nd
passing ace Sam Etcheverry cn- |.602 and led her. team.to the high}.

tered the game with an injurod single and high thr
But ‘neither that: nor}, "4 and 3,250, three title win

Art Instance won the: highest | ,

‘single of the evening rolling 314}:

while Ed Lay of ROMP took- the
men's high three with nv collecs
tive. score of 6065, oo mG

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Section A+Fraser & Payne 4,
Cook's Jewellers 0; Savoy 3,
Paul's Shell ‘Service 1; Jack's 2,
Eddios News Stand 2; Standard
Ol! 4, Norwost ‘Foods 0; GD,
Ronson 4, Ruport Taxi 0;' and
Ruport Motors 4, Good Neighbor

“of i
‘Section B—-McRae “Motors* g,
Bert's 2; ROMP J,.Johnson Out*|
boards 3: "Ourric's 2, Undortaleara
2} Co-op Hywaves 3, Prince Rue}
‘pert Hotel 1;,08AC:1, MBRA 3%)
and J nighorids 4, Sunset Sho] 0)

LAST NIGHT'S FIGHTS |

Now York  (#-—Edelio Jorday,
144%, Brooklyn, stopped Ronnio}.
a 14344 , Now Rochollo, NY,

Ban Francisco (M—-Gear'ge Pago
136, Auburn, Onlif,, outpointed),
Howard Palsloy, 136%, San)
Pranelsco, (10), *

Philadolphin . (M--Bob Cofer,
148,  Philndolphia, outpoln| di.
aimmy :C Ohaviz, 148, Pittabuy mh

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y ual riding’ championship of. the

showing ‘improvement,
Thompson suffered a ‘fractur-,
,ed ‘vertebra when ‘his 1,000-
horsepower. hydroplane Challen-
ger. bounced into the air as it hit.
a wave during a preliminary ta
next. weekend's Gold’ Cup races.
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FUKUOKA. Japan i” — ‘San
Francisco Giants came up with
a, four-run. eighth inning today

hibition baseball games. The

Giants: have lost three ‘and tied

‘one. and.‘have four games Ieft

on. their 16- “game tour of. Japan.
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Grant ‘of Winnipeg Blue Bom)-
ays of the Western Interprovin-
‘fal Football Union was asked
‘Monday night to name his most

ate nies

Canadian wins -

‘US. horse show.

NEW. YORK. (——""Luck," said
Tom ‘Gayford, “pure- luck.”

.Gayford, 31, a floor trader on
the’. Toronto | Stock xchange,
Monday night won the individ-

 

‘United: States National Horse
Show. It. wig. his socond straight
title: after six yoiirs ns-Aan ‘also-
ran, ‘

bottor horses and they have more:
exporiance, "he. anid, “But it
wad still : ‘touch and go all the
way. T- know I waa lucky : at
times," ©
Gayford. finished . with 38
‘points on two victories and two.
‘goconda, Fis, “nenrost | yy val,
George. Morris .of .New Cannan)
jgonn,,t had 3d‘points,)

‘Maplaleigh did,” ‘sald
Gaylord. | "She probably will be
‘evon better next your, Sho's only.
alx and thia waa hor. fivat intor-
national show, Sha did a lot of,
goat work forgo: ,
‘. Gnyford' won: the. Royal. wintor
Yalv. Trophy. Monday ‘akonrd
Maploloight. We waa tho ‘only
rider nblo to completa tha, 12-
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to whip the Japan All-Stars 8-3 |
for thelr elghth victory in 12 ex- ;

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