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‘The Riders: detentod the Grey

final. game last. season, only to
haye-it. ruled a Winnipeg victory
‘Saskatchewan ‘coach
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ligi to! play, quarterbacked |
the:-win.
. SAS) atchewan’ also eld ‘Win-
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points...The Bombers, need-:
ed ,40;;to better Edmonton's. 45 |.
points: in 1957. 7

‘Bombers’ managed to salvage

individual . scoring , ‘race and vir-
clinch, ‘his “second ' title.
‘Charging Canadian fullback
15. points, | six. on a last
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3 . ual, split their. take of: $191,000. 95 of
into 3545 - full shares, divided: 41
| ways, and.-11 cash awards. total-

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at. the: Rider 41-

march, ‘taking an -ll-yard. screen.
pass for a touchdown. 7
Minutes later, Riders” ‘started
from the ‘Winnipeg 33- yard line,
with.,.Ptacek passing: ‘to ‘the = 13,
then-:handing off~--twice. ** to
Branch, who drove. over. centre
for.;.ine touchdown, © Hill’s * two:
converts and the safety touch
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second half. with’ ‘vernon Cole, :
Stset .up. James’ final touchdown
with. three passes | and’ his own
running ‘off the option. play.
James went.over for. the touch-
down from four yards. out.

Pittsburgh’ s.- : :
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worth $8,417.94)

NEW : YORK # — Pittsburgh
Pirates, “paseball’s. latest. team
.of destiny,.’finally, have’ reached

‘the profit of world series money. |
One full.share of. destiny — is’
worth $8.417.94.
That was. the figure. announc- |:
ed. Monday ‘by. ‘baseball commis-
sioger Ford Frick. A- full: share
of the loser’s. pool amounted to!
$5,214.64 for. New. York Yankees.
The Bucs’ ‘bucks totalled $286,- |.
500.82: that: was split. into. 3312
full : ‘shares ‘divided’: -among - 38}.
persons——manager ‘Danny. Mur-
taugh,.. _: players, coaches,.’. “the
trainer .and- elubhouse. “attend-
ant—and 12 -cash’ awards. total-.
ling $4,500 -. divided: among the
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Comets alve
Smoke Eaters,”

“TRAIL, - Qa. Spokane: -Comets |:
‘of the: Western Hockey.League | ,
edged’ Trail: ‘Smoke: ‘Eaters‘of: the oy
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“The Canadian. amateur hockey

stepped on, the ice. for, the final
period. with,, (a ‘5- 1: Jead.:..The
Jocals had led 2-1) after the first.
- Del. ‘Toppoll and. WIL. pickup
George Ferguson : ‘ed the Comets
in ‘their final period. rush: with 2
pair. ‘each, Bev. Bell. and Forbes
| Kennedy racked ‘up. one. apiece.’
Trail scorers were. Gerry, Pen-
ner,. Harvey Nash, Cal’. Hockley;
‘Bob Fletcher. and Bobby, Kromm,

Moss . breaks.

   

 

    

 

 

 

 

BOMBERS FIGHT BACK: .
Winnipeg did. all the Second=
quart r,scoring, Shepard booting.

a lone single and James kicking
A field goal;and bulling over for
A touchdown,” - :

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“ speed record :.

FORT ORD,. Calif, in Stlrling
“Moss - ‘of England, ‘hitting. top.
‘speeds of more than 120:-miles:
an hour, shattered Laguna. ‘Seca's:
race course record: Friday, short-:
ly after an- American sports car
driver was “severely injured in a

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‘MONTREAL ‘ ‘The: “pickings! -

|-were’so poor in the scramble for} frion.
scoring points in National: Hock-' five assists’ ‘and the others a

ey League action ‘last week* that * record each.
Montreal :.
Moore, who. was shut ‘out com- falone in ‘fifth: ‘place’ “with 1
pletely, found himself. today still | | points,. scoring one goal and one.
leading ‘the early season parade. i assist. last week for
- With 14 points on ‘nine; goals’ total. My
Gordie. Howe of ‘Detroit; with
a 1-1 count .last’“week, remains}
He has 10 points
on. three goals. and. severt assists.

* Canadiens’ Dickie |

and: five ‘assists, Moore: had’ a two |:
points . margin. over, nis closest,
‘| pursuers..

The iNHL‘s: official: statistics,

in sixth place.

He! has seven goals and|‘
Henri Richard of. Montre

his ©

    

 

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finals by coming through the
back door, Lewis defeated Ford

rink and they proved” that” it
wasn’t luck that had got” theni
so far as. they. whipped" Jack
Mitchell’s rink 11-4. |:

had beaten” ‘him earlier in the lenge Trophy against any chal-

Duffin, third; Wally Geisbrecht
second; and Lynne . Eri¢ksen,
lead, ae

‘doubts ‘as to who was the best
rink as Lewis won 12-6.

- Lewis led 6-0 at one point but
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“the, ‘very: ‘best. of luck.”
“Officers ~ ‘for this. year’s. club. ~~
Jack” “McLean, “president: ” —
Carol aldbauer © and °: Gordon |" -
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players: among the first dozen or
so: leaders could. squeeze ‘out
three . ‘points. for their. week's
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“Jean Beliveau of Montreal
| scored . two goals---most . ‘in that

men-—and.one_assist... Norm Ul-
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Moss did’ not» ‘appear’ to -be and moved into joint Occupancy
pushing his 2.5-litre Lotus Mk{of second place, at 12 points,

: tober 19, *
| 2 Agnes: ‘Pleree,- playing. for Ru-| |
port, captured: the ‘women’s

Kicked another single. Bombers
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back Carver ‘Shannon ran 24) XIX as he averaged 00.5 miles| with Canadiens’ Bernie Geof-| |... SURVIVAL WHEN , ‘| ith
yards around, the end for n}an hour ina qualifying run over ee eremm eta oon ' LOST WITHOUT: * ‘igh single tee aan ‘won
touchdown, only to have. ,the| the 1.9-mile, twisting asphalt} LAST NIGHT'S FIGHTS. FOOD, BTG:> of ‘bnigh ‘single, and ‘high three roll-
play nullified for a. Bomber off- course for today’s 200-mile $20,- ‘Dallas, Tex.: in—Curtis Cokes, IT IS Lee: iL ‘ing 1,242. and'3,606.°
aide, oo .{000 Pacific Grand Prix, . , . 7’. (AND NOT Co ‘ 5 took ‘both
Shepard's: fumble: on his-‘own| His time of one ‘minute, ' 17,3 | 148) Dalas, ‘stopped Stefan Redl,|  “gpomrina, grit ee rea Viger of Cook high three

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pointed: Lahouart Godih, 0 Yar INGECTS, WILD CELERY, OR BREAD,
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with scores, of | 261 and 657.
‘In B Section, Botty Turner of
McRao Motors, ‘rolling scores of.
267 and. 580.won tho women's
high | ‘single and high three.
Men's, high single was. taken | |
by’ Barney ‘Sugiyama , with 264]...
while Art Instance of ‘Jugheads
: took the high three with 623, |
Results were; in. A sectlon—
Cook's ‘Oy ‘Standard Ol) 2; Ru-
‘) port Taxt 0,; Rupert Motors 4;
~ | Prasorié Payne 3, G.,D, Ronson}.
** J 1) Paul's Shell. Service 1, Eddie's
Nows. 3; Bavoy Hotiol 4, Good
Neighbors 0; and. ' Northwast | -
oods !, Jack's'3; In B Section— |
Ourrlo’s 3, Jughends 1; Sunset
‘shelly 3, Rupert Hotel..1; McRac
‘Motors: By ROMP ': D7 Co-Op 4,
‘MBRA’ 0: “Johnson Outbonrds 4,
‘CBAC: O;° and. Undorinkare: 3,

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seconds was. 2.4 seconds. better
than the record set Jast year: by,
Alter J.T. Frankenberger, recov: | Charles Howard of China Camp,
ered, Rranch gained two yards Cait, in a Huffaker special,”
and Burket piled ‘over for the) —°
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'Boniber quarterback: Kenny] 161, Now York; outpointed Joe
Ploen, who shared dutics in the Feubino, 160, 1 BrOOR yn (8),

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