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Wednesday night’ was ac-} 0: +: Ration’s choice,

Jelaimed Candda’s . out-
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The 23-year-old Jackson, a na-| BALTIMORE . Thi -
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| Riders, was hoisted to tne top of |
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year-end poll by. the country’s pay of ‘the: year _Wednesday
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He beat out . 45-year-old: Stan}. “1 was. ‘overwhelmed, It's. such

named professional.  football’s

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‘The final count showed Jack-| Unitas ‘mentioned. ‘quarterback

place: ‘ballots, 24 Seconds and six ants, linebacker Sam’ Huff. of
thirds. Léonard was a. bang-up | the Giants and guard Bill, George
| second with 119 points—24 first: | o¢ Chicago Bears. Huff, rock in
| place. votes, 13 . seconds and 21!ing Giants’ great: defensive wall,
thirds. today -was named lineman ‘of
Dickie: Movre, oz the. Montreal the year.
Canadiens and National Hockey Unitas received. 20 of. 37° votes
League.scoring .champion . the cast, In leading: the. Colts ‘to

last two seasons, was third with their second straight. ‘Western

52. points.. Johnny Bright, full-.|,
Divisfon ‘title, he completed 193
back . ‘with Edmonton: Eskimos passes in 367 attempts | for 2,899

| from Drake University and earl-
tier chosen as the country’s out- yards. a Oe AES oe
standing © football player,. was|. ~ eer
fourth with 34: points, four up
on ‘tight-winger Gordie Howe. of
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. The.voters.. recalled Jackson's
great playing in the ‘pro ranks
when they put the finger on him
as, their No.1 choice. He out-
dazzled |. American’ stars, was
named: ‘the outstanding Cana-
dian, ‘player in the country by
football. writers in the Big Four
and western conference and a
month: ago won the Jeff Russel
Trophy: as: the most. . valuable |-
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~“Ramonton Flyers have fought
back to.a tie. for fourth place in
the. Western Hockey League
standings, -but. the win that put
them there may prove costly.
Flyers picked “up two points
Wednesday night when they de-
feated the visiting Spokane
Comets 4-3 in a game marked by
jan injury to fiery centre For bes
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Jal League, suffered a. severely
bruised and possibly cut eye ball
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