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Shue ‘nor Calgary. Stampeders’ ‘looked
Ae - like. quicksilver clubs’ Thursday
a night in. winning.games that put.
(oe plecy 2. them, in ‘a, first-place’ tie. swith
mob ly - Winnipeg , Blue. ‘Bombers’ in’. _ the’
SPS it. Western Interproviricial Football
srunion.
iby o* Stamps, who lost a 22- 21 deci-
it Sion. to the Grey: Cup: champion
‘,; Bombers Monday, reversed. ‘the
_.pesult in Winnipeg ‘by winning
2321.
” Lions, pre- game ‘favorites ‘for
a “ Gossibly the first.time. since they |.
, entered the WIFU in 1954," built
up a 29-7. -halftime~ lead. and
i coasted’ to’ a": 36-21 victory over
Saskatchewan Roughriders. :
EARNED, VICTORIES. |
Both winners hit. hard, Yast and
’ Otten ‘and their: victories did not
look like flukes....°( jo:
Calgary: barely made. ‘the play-
* offs. in 1957 after a world= ~beating
*-start:.In 1958, the Stamps looked
‘good’ ‘early in the season. only to

    
   
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
   
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
   
  
   
   
  
  
 
 
 
 

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' Lions have not made the three-
q team: playoffs in. five seasons. In
+1958) ‘they lost their; first. 10
iii Bames before a: coaching change
“1. produced a victory. -

‘They. dropped ‘their. first: game
cas of: ‘1959 -to Winnipeg ’ but. ‘came
bis back to’ upset Edmonton \Eski-
+s, mos.;..12-0 ‘Monday. . Thursday
sj night, before’ 29,131. Vancouver
-.s, fans, they showed plenty of mus-

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DUNCAN TO JANES a
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1 syard line, for touchdowns.
“Fullback: ‘Don Vicic: and defen-
. Sive’ “halfback- Baz: Nagle got the
“other. Lions’ ‘touchdowns. Vic
© Kristopaitis, the big toe from To- |
ronto- Argonauts, kicked: a .35-
yard , field. goal and. three - -con-
_-verts,: wee cos
Poy ‘Import ‘fullback: ‘Neil ‘Worden

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‘l hander: Gene: ‘Conley: may: ‘be lost.

   

   

By ‘The \Canadian: Press

- This | is ‘khgwn as flash-in-the -pan seagon | by the - wise. men. of football, the
a tine ‘when a club wins, wins, wins. only. to. lose, lose, lose. when: ‘the

sms nip Bonibers 23- a )
Three tied for top place

 

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‘Tex. .Schriewer. |. scored. . Riders
touchdowns. Two of them came
on:,passes: by “Duke: quarterback
‘Bob: Brodhead, making. his sec-
ond start - with - ‘Saskatchewan
after six days, ‘Of practice: Guard
Reggie. Whitehouse | kicked: three
converts. :

Roughriders added. to. ‘their
long: injured list’ when. defensive
quarterback Ron Adam: suffered.
a twisted ankle and Schriewer a
broken’ nose, °°)

“The yardsticks had- Saskateh.
ewan ahead 28-19 in first downs,
476-409 ‘in’ yardage. gained and
slightly ahead in the percentage
of completed passes. Riders’ com-
-| pleted 19 of. 28 while Lions made
good on’ 10 of. 15. ‘However, ‘B.Cr
intercepted: : three Passes . to .one
interception - by. Riders,

A-lateral intercepted” “Dy. line-
backer Ted. Tully, then: ‘tossed to
Nagle, accounted: for*’ one: BO.
touchdown::

KAPP LEADS . STAMPS

‘Calgary quarterback Joe Kapp,
the California Express, did some
hard running. and - threw one
touchdown. ‘pass. in. * guiding :
Stampeders to victory before 18, -
327 fans in Winnipeg.

But it’ was. placement kicking
of guard Doug Brown,.a sopho-
‘more from Victoria; that .pro-
vided the winning margin. Brown
kicked three field goals. and con-
verted touchdowns by. half Don-
{mie Stone and- defensive end Art

Canadian. - halfback = G. err y
James paced. Winnipeg. with. two
touchdowns, : one, on. a.44-yard:
burst. through the. Calgary. line.
End Ernie Pitts took: a: pass. from |.
quarterback Jim Van.Pelt-to pay- |
dirt and Van: Pelt’ converted ‘all
three touchdowns.:
-The game. “produced. one: -seri-}

Gene Conley —
on injured list

PHILADELPHIA? API |) — Right-

 

 

  

 

: siclan,’said’the tall, ‘pitcher: ‘would

‘Chicago Cubs. pitcher Glenn Hob-

‘threw a three- hitter. as’ the Phil-

to Philadelphia. ‘Phillies’ for the
remainder: of the“ "season, ‘an .ex-.
amination. of. his’ injured | hand |
‘Thursday indicated ,
-Conley;: ace - of: he © Phillies’
pitching staff with a’-12-7 won-.
lost record; fractured: a-bone at
the. base of : ‘the. third. finger on
his right. hand,:x-: rays: showed.’

‘Dr. George. Laquer, ‘team phy-'

  
 

 

be. out. -four.. sto six: weeks.
-Conley ‘was. nit.on his. pitch-
ing hand: “by .a, ‘pall ‘thrown by

bie in the ‘third . inning: -Weédnes-.
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ous injury and. one possibly. geri-
ous one. Calgary end Jack Gotta|
suffered a shoulder ‘separation
and. is expected to be out a cou-
ple of weeks. -Winnipeg’s van Pelt}
has a sore back and will be exam-
ined. today to” ‘determine. the seri-
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JOE KAPP
elas paces Stamps.

Tos swim channel
both ways

» LONDON \# — A -30-year-old
an-
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‘something ‘that. has eluded men
‘and «women over “the years—
swimming ‘the. English Channel
both ways -non-stop..

Mrs. Greta Sonnichsen of Long’

‘Beach,’ Calif. — more widely
‘known as Greta Andersen—said
“Thursday: “Vm going .to ‘take
-Lpart in .the mass. swim . next
week from France to England,
the race I won against. men and
‘women in 1957: and «1958.

“If L get across all tight then

T? ‘m | ‘turning right round and Bo-
A ington. 94.

ing back’ to: France.”

-“Riverybody says its: “impos-

 

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Track, ‘field. meet"
“set at Kitchener

 

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Alberta, New Brunswick, Saskat-
chewan,. ‘Nova . Scotia ‘and * Que-.
bec are. expected. for the Eastern:
Canada’ track ; and figld” meet,
here Saturday. Coogee

Several ‘of the ‘milers: are. con-.
sidered. capable’ of .times. not}
far outside ‘the. four-minute
mark. Bob: Adams and: Vic ‘Reev-
es of British’ ‘Columbia and Bruce

Andrews of. Guelph can all finish.
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Amp orts released

ampor @ — Edmonton
Eskimos announced the release
of two Imports Thursday night,

whittling the number of, United
‘States players still
Western Interprovincial Football
Union club to 19, Coach Eagle
Keys.cut guard Jerry Epps, 22,:

with the

from West Texas State, and full-
back Dave Rolle, 20, from Okla-
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‘in shoot at

lheld at Smithers.

: The shoot, “which, was: held. at
the. Bulkley Valley. Rod:and.Gun
Club, ‘saw. entries .from ‘Kitimat,

Lake, ‘Prince Rupert. and Prince
George - take part.’

of an ash-tray in’ Event No, 2—
Major League
- Standings

._ By: The Canadian Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE

 

 

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Runnels,- Boston. ,.447 .75 142 318

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Home runs—Killebrew 37. .
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Pitching— Shaw, Chicago . 12-4,
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Cunningham, St. L. 359 47-123
Pinson, Cin. 515 108.172
Temple, Cin. 469,85 151
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'° Runs—Pinson 108.
Runs batted in—Banks,
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Hits—Aaron, 180.
Doubles—Pinson 42.
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By The Canadian Press

Bobby Pearce, ' sculling
Australia, won the single sculls
title at the British Emplre
Games at Burlington, Ont., 20
yoars ago today, He was trailed
by England's Jack Beresford and
Joe Wright, Jr.,.of Tororrto, both
Dianiond seulls winners, Pearec
later made his home in Hamil-
its and turned professional in
1933,

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ion takes. honors

‘Dom Dominato of the. Prince: Rupert. Rod and. Gun
Club won himself. an. armful of prizes last weekend at|4
la successful’ North. Central Zone Trap and Rifle shoot

Smithers —

 

Terrace; Smithers, ‘Endako, Burns:
Dominato captured first. prize. :

| Bob Armstrong, Bob. Whiting, Er- ‘
-Inie Sdnde and Ray Montgomery.

and: Williams,

pair ‘doubles.’.and ‘a. tie” bar and

prize - ‘as: overall | best. marksman |
in’ Events" ‘No: 1, 2 and, 3. “

The " five- -man Prince‘ ‘Rupert 1
team made. up ‘of. Dom Dominato,

took first: prize | ‘in ‘Event No. .4—
team shoot: They received a tro-|,
phy and crests. |

 

Bob Kidd read y for

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clubmate " ‘John — Johnston,
| year, ‘old. real ‘estate salesman, in
| the top half. In the: bottom half,
rangy Gary: Cowan of. ‘Kitchener,
‘| Ont., meets Ron. Willey,. 1959 B.C.
and. Pacific Northwest amateur

shapes up. se a Sandy.

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» «| Bob ‘Kidd ‘of Vancouver, medal-
J ist. with’ Jhis four-under- =par 138
_jand easily the odds-on favorite,
| described his position as he en-
tered. ‘the 36-hole semi- finals of
the 55th Canadian: amateur golf
| championship here.

He: meets’ fellow Marine Drive
33-

king. »
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‘The: Kidd - ‘JoHinston “battle

 

50. handicap; second | prize of. a in 4
duffle: ‘bag . ‘in. Event. No, 3-95 | e'

cuff link set for taking | second |. ohh

   

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““T’ve been waiting for him two}
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. By: ‘BOB TRIMBEE a
Canadian Press Staff Writer.

semi-finals |

 

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Kidd, ar ‘veteran of six BOC.
Willingdon. Cup’ teams and in his
third amateur semi- final, is out
to prove: 1957. was ‘no. fluke.

“It should be a tough matcH,”
he said. “Tohnny is confidént ts
too confident, ees
KNOCKED | OUT. BAJUS |

Kidd's thirst for the crown was
evident inthe cold- blooded way
he’ annihilated big Doug Bajus
of ‘Vancouver in. the quarter -
finals, 2°

After gaining ‘the lead with
steady. sub-par. shooting, he con-

tinually: Rressed and forced Ba-

jus.to err, ‘Kiga ended. the match

under par.

Johnston ’ also played superb
golf, but:had‘an easier opponent

Jin George . Holland of Seattle.

While the. Cowan- Willey ‘semi-

‘ final has: atbracted less attention,

there ts little doubt the contrast-
ing styles: and abilities’, will re-
sult. in interesting » golf.

* The. long- hitting. Cowan, | who

has’ ‘néver . been’ able to: get by

‘| the second round: before in. the |

 petitors, Thursday: hes eliminated
Blake Cromb, 21- -year-old: ‘Powell
‘River, BC,; millworker,

- Willey has been the dark horse
threat from the start. Many. pre-i
dicted during the practice rounds.
prior to the tournament he had

|the ability and temperament to
win. the amateur.. “He ‘defeated:

Phil. Brownlee of Toronto 5 and
3 in the quarter- finals,

He ‘defeated Kidd to win the
B.C. amateur-and ,knockeéd off a
flock. of
golfers in the PNGA.,. A smooth,
unhurried swinger, he’ has been
the outstanding B.C. amateur all
year, despite ‘his youthfulness, -
The two winners: adyance to
aay. 36-hole final match | Satur-
ay.

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Sunday -

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Anderson baseball squad ‘will tra-
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