CHARLES E; _GIORDANO—SPORTS EDITOR ne:

 

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: Thursday, November 26, 1959 |

 

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cial: Football ‘Union: Cities.

  
  
 
 

INNIPEG P). — “Nearly 450.
i Winnipeg ‘supporters of the Blue:
wld Bombers, , liberally laced .Avith
'\ dans. from’: Vancouver; Edmon-
oy ton; Calgary and Regina, : ‘left
ws Winnipeg : “ Wednesday ' night

“3 ‘aboard :two- Canadian | ‘Pacific:

2 ‘Railway ‘special: trains, -bound
dor. Saturday’s Grey Cup game
cin. ‘Toronto - and. determined .. to
i cheer® ‘the Bombers. ‘to victory.

 

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award: three. times, '

  

"Edna: Johnny Bink
ss most outstanding player

“TORONTO. —Jonnny. ‘Bright,
220-pound . fullback » - with’: Ed-
‘ “Wednesday
night was named the outstand-
ing football: player | in: Canada.
-The former - -Drake. : ‘University
istar was. “selected “by” sports| writ-.
fers and broadcasters : ‘in: ‘the Big
Four. and® ‘Western. Interprovin-

“Bright, “the ‘fourth: “Edmonton
player: to win ‘the: award: ‘since it
“beat out
quarterback. ‘Bernie Faloney of
Hamilton: Tiger-Cats. who. came
to: Canada in-1954 from the Uni-
versity ‘of Maryland. The voting
was conducted. by: a liquor com-

‘Eastern | players have won. the

 

 

   
 
 

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Quarterback Russ Jackson ‘of
Ottawa Rough Riders was.chos-
eh this year’s outstanding Cana-
dian player. Runner-up to, him

was Edmonton quarterback Don
Getty.

Roger - Nelson, 27-year-old
tackle with the Eskimos and for-
merly with.Oklahoma Sooners,
won the.award as the outstand-
ing lineman.: He won out over
Hamilton’s John . Barrow, 23-
year-old tackle from the Univer-
sity of Florida.

Bright received a $1, 000 Can-
ada.- Savings, Bond, the Schenley
Trophy, a diamond tie bar and a
plaque. Jackson and Nelson re-
ceived $500 bonds. . ‘

NHL standings )

By The Canadian gs

W LT F A‘ Pts.
Montreal 144.2 4° #73 #37 32
Detroit — 10 5 6 59° 49 26
Toronto 9 5 5 46 43 23
Boston. . 810 3 70. 78 19
New York 312 5 53 75 iil
Chicago. 3.13 3 41 59 9

CRICKLADE, England
Police in this Wiltshire town‘are
wondering what to do with a
ram. which saw its reflection in
a@ car door and charged into it,

‘causing £40: damages. The owner
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a somes from"

here,

“Bary: Nalmark ‘and his” 1959
B.C. championship rink and Jack
Arnet’s University. of B.C, entry
each. built 8-0*records in reach-
ing the quarter-finals of the pri-
mary. Totem and Evergreen
events.> |

Both will, be hard pressed. to
continue the string in today’s
dryzws as each will be tested’ by
veteran Vancouver rinks. If
there: is any edge, Naimark has
it as his opponents do not have
the tested ability of Arnet’s op-
position. .

MEETS CLUBMATES an

Naimark, with Fred: Langen,
Evan Wolfe and Dick Beddoes up
front, meets Fred Tingling in the
Evergreen .event .and ‘Arden

Brown in: the Totem. ‘All are
clubmates. - Coe,
Arnet, 20; with, third Bob

Christie, .20, second Terry Miller,
19, and lead Jack Lutes, © 20,
matches rocks with former B.C.
champion Bung .Cartmell’ in
Evergreen. play and veteran
Charlie Cook in Totem competi-
tion: .

Arnet, Miller. and Christie are
from Port Alberni, B.C. “Lutes is
a native of Medicine Hat, Alta.

 

terfinals were Dean Mayes’ of
Haney, B.C., Gar Taylor: of Vic-
toria, Dana ‘Quinnell. of : ‘Vancou-
ver and Sam Gould’s father and
‘son rink from Princeton, BC..!.
Ray Dagg‘and Roy Vinthers of
Vancouver have reached -the

BOB TRIMBEE fe
” cot Canadian’ ‘Press Staff Writer ok :

VANCOUVER (OP) Tio : ‘giantikilling four-|
fancouver were ‘the* only undefeated
-/rinks: today: as: play. reached the eights in both:major}:
competitions of the fifth annual $9,000. Totem bonspiel

“| Avery of Vancouver.

 

eights inthe Evergreen. ‘The

 

winner of a match between six-

 

time B.C, champion Ree Stone ‘of
Trail and Trev Fisher of Clover-
dale, B.C., takes. the final Ever-
green quarterfinal position.

Naimark, flashing the = style
that made him a surprising: vic-
tor in last spring’s provincial
championship, scored five on the
seventh end to come from be-
hind and nip 1958°B.C. champion
Tony Gutoski of Victoria. 8-5
Wednesday.

PERF ECT EORM, |

Arnet showed flawless form. in
scoring ‘déuces on. the last twol:
ends to set down Buck Glover 6f
Vancouver. It was the _young
rink’s toughest. opposition | to
date. -Arnet displayed: surprising

coolness in shaking. off two early}.

challenges by. Glover. °
‘Cook suffered ‘his. first’ loss of

the bonspiel, Wednesday in the}:

Evergreen: event going down 8-7.
to Stone. The Trail shotmaker,
pre-bonspiel. ” favorite, | came’

through with a. brilliant knock - a

out-and-roll clutch shot in’ ‘the
final: frame to score: the. winning
point and. revenge: an. earlier ‘loss
to Cook.

Quinell, also undefeated at the

start of Wednesday's play, was
Also reaching the Totem quar-' humbled by Vinthers 13- 6 in-an

afternoon match.

Hayes
quarterfinals with an upset 10-9
triumph © over. vetdran Frank

Gould shunted the last Prairie
representative — out of . the: pri-
maries with a 9-3 victory against!

 

fear of being s stuck with the Bill.

The Winnipeg: coach,

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tlowed the tone of cautious mod-.
esty which’ has. ‘marked | all of-
ficial prognostications on ‘Sat-
-jurday’s Grey Cup game. . ° -

“You..can’t help wbut .be_ im-

: pressed ‘by the size of the Tiger-

Cats,” Grant said.” “They'll out-

‘|weigh us about.20 pounds a. man

~ falong the line: We™ handled. clubs
.-\with as big lines—Calgary ‘was
“tone--but'a big. team.

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gical aspects may go into the
records as the most distinguish-

 

the annual. East- West football

| classic,

“

Jim Trimble, Grant’s opposite

inumber at Hamilton who is idely
credited with Inspiring Winnipeg |
_+to vietory last year. by publicity
belittling the Bombers, has been

the. soul of restraint this year.
As the latest. move tn the war
of nerves; Grant prepared to lock
his boys up in Varsity Stadium
for the rest of their workouts

41 Saturday.

All this slross on the psycholo- |.

  
  

And as: he discussed the game, :

1958 hero who will sit things out

© “Until: Van Pelt ‘was injured: a
Grant said, “I was pretty sure
we hada. ‘better team than the
1958 champions.
our quarterback. has
both: offensively and ‘defensive-'
} ” .

ve hastened to add that this
was no rap at Kenny Ploen, the
1957 Grey.Cup loser who never-
theless did a fine job in the

 

ing feature of the 1959 edition of:

Western Interprovincial Football
Union against Edmonton: Eski-
mos, |
’ “But Kenny just hasn't play
ed, that much at quarterback
‘this: year and last,” Grant said,
“For 32 games Van Pelt play-
ed 99 per cent of the time at
quarterback, Supposing he and
(Kenny were equal 32: gaines ago,
Van Pelt had to gel better. *

the. talk inevitably got back to}.
the crippled: Jim -Van’ Pelt, 'the|

 

after a couple of days of open
sessions,

SPORTS. BRIEFS

 

League but Vancouver can't do

Victoria Cougars: fought the
league-leading Canucks toa i-]
tle while Edmonton whalloped
Calgary 9-1, The riyers phe
moved into sole possesslo

fourth place. which they had
earller shared with the stamps.

Victoria, with, nine wins and
YW losses, 14 now. tied for SOC-
ond place with Seattle with 26
points.

Danny Belisle, who has the
most game winning sgasts in
the league, scored for Vancou-
ver while Gordio Howarth re-
plied for Victorla at 16:33 of
the third period, |

Edmonton's win was thelr sec-
ond over. Calgary in iw, Many

days,
e+ +
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Pon Argyl high schools play
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vning.

~ Flyers. take. over “Ath. spot
after smashing Stamps 8-1

By The Canadian Press
 Bveryone js pulling up their socks in the Western Hockey

Wednesday night third-place):

.“Before he was injured, Jim
had the team moving real well.
I feel we needed his passing
more than we do Plocn'’s run-

much with its leotards,

coetelanetetideatenaneetainiaanh Leet

 

Bfonco Horvath garnored his
1th goal and an assist as Bruins
tied Now York Rangers 3-3 Wed-
nesday night in the only NHL
game, to make his scoring race
Joad olght points, Andy Bath-
gute scored two of New York’s
gonls to move: into a socond-
place tle with Gordie Howe of
Detroit,

 

- ORONO. (CP) —Bud- Grant says Hathilton ig ‘igers- ss-Cats “are
. team than. they. were, 2. Year, ago
-in his],

About. his. Blue, Bombers

But the. loss oft) -
hurt us?

Bert Robertson of Edmonton.

  

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oe Pinheads
‘to twin laurels

Ace. bowler Bea Hardy of. Pin.
‘heads, led’ her squad’: to. -twin

League, last Friday night.

Bea racked up a women’s: high,
single ‘of. 263 and.a high’ triple
of 636. Pinheads: captured. both
team honors with a “single of

3017,

a.295"single and Bill Dickson ‘of
Pinheads™ “marked “up a high

A League... : :
In B League, Cellars grabbed
both. team highs with ‘totals: of
889 and 2588, ma
Elsa Insulander ot. ‘Bagles tal-

lied. “women’s high single of 200!
tand Audry Miller: of.-Woodroom

rolled 499 for high three.

Leading the’ men’
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~A League—Pinheads - ~Ar-

'yows 0; Orbits. 3, Digester: 1;
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has pushed. Kelowna | Packers’
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individual: scoring race of the
Okanagan Senior Hockey League.
In 18° games, Jablonski
| Scored 23. goals and. assisted on
20...

Packers’ Bill Jones; who cén-
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. Jablonski; has. moved - from sev-

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