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3" VANCOUVER (CP)—British

uh ‘Western. Interprovincial Football Union game.

 

| ‘Columbia : ‘Lions :
a _ jpushed’i into the giddy heights of second place Monday oo
~ shight, beating Calgary Stampeders 14-8 in a crucial :

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It “was an ‘unaccustomed - sit- oe oe
~ {aation “for the’ Lions’ to be only |” The winning: TD: began. on the
wo itwo’ ‘points | back of. league-lead-' Calgary ‘48° as Duncan. ran.-the
Be ing’ ‘Winnipeg Bombers, with the | Lions. through’ :10 consecutive |
Bohl he i8€ason - ‘half finished. .B.C.’s five | plays, the. final one being’ Brit-
oo oo yvears: in:the WIFU have almost | ton’s: charge." Kristopaitis: again
wae ‘dnvariably found. them nudging converted.”
pe ithe. cellar.
poe Phe result broke a “three- ~way
itie: for. ‘second place among Cal-!
gary, 'B.C.: and Edmonton. The,
. (Lions..can continue: their drive.
. Saturday. when they host Winni-.;
peg... Next. week they: meet both |
JEdmonton and Calgary.
_-¢The Lions boosted their season
ttendance to'-125,546 by packing
“Bie -standing-room- -only crowd’ of
32, ,716.. unto: Empire. Stadium.

 

     
  
 
   
  
  
  
 
 
    

 

   

 
   
  
 
   
  
   
  
   
  

i British ‘Columbia got most .of
we the bad: plays" out. of -its “system
un ‘the ‘first’ three. quarters Mon-
~ dayunight,. as “the. Stampeders
-. swent: into. an’8-7. lead. Canadian
qullback Billy Britton went over

 

 

‘Quarterback Joe. “Kapp put
Calgary, ‘ahead | late in the ‘first
fiwhen che threw 45 yards to |.
_whalf- back Lynn. Bottoms. in’ the

 

 

RANDY DUNCAN
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“The statistics showed- Lions
: superior. “in most ‘departments,
an ‘got. the. Lions: going. in }'They. rushed 170 yards ‘to Cal-
AB third” ‘quarter, - when. ‘his gary’s 43, made 191’in the air to
- “iight-yard:. pass. reached end the Stampeders’ 167. and. ran, up
Bruce.Clardige -at the:.goal line,!19 first downs.
we after. ‘BC: moved downfield from | Calgary's ll.
- ithé-Calgary 52... Vic Kristopaitis,|’ Kapp had more “Wiek with hig

. theleague’s. second highest scor-| passes, completing 12'\of the 18
4€. verted. “|e tried and losing’ two ‘to ‘in-
‘put: the Stamps ahead | terceptions.. B:C. made only 10
n!the fourth: with a ‘single | ‘of 26 and lost five pass. attempts
28- yard Boal attempt that, to. ees strong , defensive

wide. . twork, -

    

 

   

    
    
    
  

 

s MECHANICAL SUPERINTENDENT

required © for.

| versing : _themsélves.

‘;Dodgers Monday ‘night.’ boosted

{game ‘behind the league-leading

  

{them their eighth victory in the
Jlast nine games. Dodgers drop-

Giants in. the only other: league |
compared | ‘with |.

to. preserve :Milwaukee’s ‘victory.
,-a long time - Dodger |.

-jninth, leading 4-1.

a jers only one hit—a. home run by
| Wally Moon. ».Then the Dodgers

Tuesday, September 15,1959

  
  

CHARLES E. GIORDANO—SPORTS EDITOR: ee

t “Daily. INeWs |

 

 

SOX “NEED. SIX. WINS”

as LA drop:

Remember three “years “ago!
when. the Braves were accused
of choking’ up after ‘they ‘had
‘lown.a four-game lead: to the
Dodgers in the. final three weeks
of. the .season? -..

“Well,: ‘things: have a way of re-

A vital’4-1 victory — over ‘the

the Braves into undisputed pos-
session: of second: place, one

San: Francisco - Giants. and gavei.

ped. to third, two; ‘games off the
pace,

GIANTS LOSE . we
Cincinnati. Reds inflicted” a
stunning - 4-1. defeat’ upon the

game played.
“It took ‘a’ tremendous. pitéhing
performance by..Don ‘McMahon

Bob: Buhl
nemesis,. appeared. about ‘to ce-
ment his 13th’ victory, fifth
against: ‘Los. Angeles this season,
ashe. entered* the’ last of the
Up to that
time, ‘he had. allowed the Dodg-

loaded the” ‘bases : with nobody

Braves | one game back

By JOE pst .
Associated Press Stalt. writer os

. If Milwaukee Braves wanted to ask “Who’ S. chok-
ing up?” you couldn’ t blame them, | :

   

  

 

 

 

The .« defeat ' was. ‘charged to}

Don. Drysdale’ (16-13), his seven-

th in ‘the last eight decisions,
Jim’ .Brosnan, a last-minute’

lpitching choice,’and Dutch Dot-,

terer;.an early inning substitute:
catcher, combined to. give ‘the ;

Giants.

nings.. |
AMERICAN LEAGUE

' Strange how one victory can!
make a man- adjust his Point of!
view. —. oo

dians had lost twice and Chicago:
had..won to boost. its first-place
margin to 5% games, manager
Joe Gordon greeted reporters:
“Come in and join. the wake. ”
“Monday, after’ his Indians: had _
knocked off New York 8-5 while’
Boston was upending the White
Sox 9-3, the same man said:
“I’m not “ready «to “concede. |
Still got a chance. oe
' Chicago has. nine games left,
Cleveland 10. If the White Sox
win ‘six, it’s all over. But all of
Chicago's remaining games are

against New York, six,, against

land. On the, other hand, only?

Reds their. 4-1: victory over. the:
. Brosnan gave up only:
five. hits and a run in seven in-:

“Sunday after his Cleveland In-; , .
po “Pass the wrench” was the theme of the Prince

Rupert Outboard Association + aces held at ‘Lakelse;
Lake near Terrace on Sunday. Os |

against first-division clubs—two |

Detroit and. one against. Cleve-:

 

SELMA’ STANDRING. (right)
League most valuable player award from Marg: Youngman, past

 

made during a banquet and dance held at the. Canadian Legion
Friday night. . Photo by ‘Tom Moorehouse.

 

Motor trouble foils
focal outboard racers

pe _ By GLADYS BALDWIN |

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| ‘Headed by R.'P. Stewart, Com- ; - ~

‘modore of the club, a 100 per. ‘vitation was extended to anyone
cent turnout, 16° racing hulis,: interested, D.. B. Martin, racing

| trailered the 110. miles Saturday : ‘chairman: of the outboard asso-
‘and Sunday. Motor grief: ciation said.

jPlagued the racers “from the "Each of the three boats, driven

word Bo. ” 4
by G
Otto * Kniepkamp, publicity AY Gennes, Doering of Kitimat,

chairman for the group, had bad /7
iluck from the. start. His boat ; » Terrace won one heat in their

‘was damaged on the way up. Af- | Tespective classes, |

ter repairing it and getting on to! The Class X race, open to all
the race course, his motor conk-' ithe racers, went to Gregory Mc-
ed out in ‘both heats.’

 

“accepts. the: Women’s Softball.

jeague president. Presentations of trophies and. awards were j. a

Leod of-Prince Rupert, who. led

win Tile at Te errace

» The” Pringe® Rupert. Women ;Jean Billing: ‘downed Kitimat 17>
7 Softball’ all- stars” ‘captured
Oo Northwestern ‘Senior:
“| Softball ° Chainpionship’ at. Ter-

“ race over the: weekend, beating were. Kay: Osowetsk! and: Sondra
: out ‘Kitimat and Terrace:

the
Women! Ss

The. ‘local: crew ‘paced: by. the

weet! ay, *

ae - Be A es oe, iad se, er nee

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9 in the first game and went. on

to trounce Terrace | 15- 2 In the be

second encounter. —.
Pitching for the Rupert. ‘girls

Giske.
Shirley Logan led in the RBI

: home» ‘run hitting’ of - Gallya , department with. a total of five’
. Grimolfson; Shirley | Logan. and

‘in the two games, 7 pis

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TODAY to WEDNESDAY
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singles:::

That: was the’ signal. for man-
ager Fred- Haney’ to summon Mc-
Mahon’‘from ‘the’ bullpen. The

 

Aior and. _ training. of operators;

      
  
   
  
 
 
 
 
 
  
  
 
 

' citizens or British subjects with’ ‘complete apprentice-_
ship; in- mechanical repair . Work; ‘a. thorough: Knowledge.
onstruction * “maintenance. and repair of: equipment;

eye perience is required, including experience. as a . shop. fore-
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Prince Ru pert

one Cleveland game is against ax
first- division’ club. Besides’ the’
lone against the White Sox on
Sept.*22, the Indians have seven
against Kansas. City. and two°

 

 

big strong Tight ~hander was su-
he:

Ny wa
The Braves: were helped’ by Del
Crandall’s 19th: home: run.

 

against ' ‘Boston.

  
  

“Monday, ‘-

and Baltimore whipped’ Kansas?
lcity 9-4...

after another, one-heat of one |

Winners in the different class-

” The laughter. vee

etroit’ 5-0"

race was called by referee M, J.;es are as follows. Peter. Samp-

Saunders. | son, JU, only one. heat” run:
A large crowd from Prince Ru- ‘Randy Baldwin; BU, both heats.

_pert, Terrace and» Kitimat ; D. B. Martin, ‘CH, both heats.. A.

| watched: from the lakeshore and} Wauthier, Leuck.: “DU, one heat

the..weather, held: fine -until‘ ‘the each. Lucien Langois,.- BHQ, both

ast’ racé was run off. “j heats... Wally : ' Ballinger,. _BHS,
‘Only. three outside boats: ‘en-; both heats... -

 

 

SPORTS: BRIEFS

 

Big Four. Football Union

The 24~year- -old import quar-
terback, once the “golden boy”
of football, told managing di-
rector Lew. Hayman he is wor-
ried about:his troublesome back
and has decided to give up the
game. .

Hayman spent 21% hours try-
ing to change the’ decision. .

Knox quickly checked out of
his plush apartment and appar-
ently left town. Hayman said
Knox .indicated he. was either

going home to California or to,

Europe on a holiday. He quoted
Knox as saying:

“With my back -so |. trouble-
some I feel I can’t do justice to
the ball club or to myself.”

Knox Injured his back and left
shoulder in.a pre-season. exhibi-
tion against. Saskatchewan
Roughriders. He ‘went to hospt-
tal Monday for. X-rays but the

plates didn't show anything
serious, Om
Coach Hamp: Pool sald he

didn't think Ronnie's sudden de-
parture had anything to do with
the fact that Gerry Doucette was
Started at quarter Sunday
against Ottawa Rough - Riders
which Argos won 10-6, thoir sec-
ond victory in five games,

“T know hoe has never indicat-
ed jealousy,” Pool sald, “You
have to understand thiv kid's
background before you can un-
‘derstand the things he doos,

“The kid's bean under pressure
since hea was 10 years old—al-
most forced to become a: great
football player, It’s possible ho
has just reached the point whero
football doosn't: offer him the
appeal jt did,”

d'Amato suspended

NEW YORK (7—Cus d'Amnto,
manager of former world honvy
walght champion Floyd Pattor-
son, today was suspended by the
New York State Athletic Com-
mission for not appearing at the
commission's hearlng. ag ordered,
‘The commission. said -d'Amato
had hoon notified by letter Sept,
2 to apnenr at the hearing to-
day, The commission said it had
rocolyod no reply from the man-
ager and thorefore ordored his
licence ausponded immedintely,

Chuvalo wants Yvon
TORONTO. ()—- George Chu-
valo. of Toronto, Canhdian
hoavywelght : boxing :champion,:

 

 

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“Ronnie Knox quits Argos -

TORONTO. (CP)—Ronnie Knox walked out on Toronto Argonauts of the

Monday night.

Itered the races although a an in-| Timekeeper was James” “Mur-
: * doch. Ross Anderson looked af-
j ter the. starting clock,

 

Major league |
Standings

 

Yvon Durelle on the strength of
his. seventh-round, technical
knockout Monday night over.
Frankie Daniels. Chuvalo said!
he wants a title bout within five
wes preferably against Dur-
elle

Uke line certain

BOSTON « — Coach Milt
Schmidt today said the only cer-
tainty on his Boston Bruins
hockey team is the Uke line—
Bronco Horvath, Vic Stasiuk and
Johnny Bucky, Otherwise the
competition was’ wide open
among 53 candidates for berths
on the Bruins, second in the Na-
tional Hockey League last year,

NHL opens Oct. 7

-MONTREAD (—The National
Hockey League announced today
the 1959-60 schedule will open,
Oct, 4 with Chicago Black Hawks |

 

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farewe em 600

 

Cale ty John ‘Barragzuol,

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By The Canadian Press oe
AMERBRIC AN LEAGUE ,
. W.L °Pet. GBL
Chicago 89 56 614 -
ce | Gleveland ... 84° 60 (583 © 414
New York T....... 78 71 (607 15%
hosting New York Rangers. 3 | Baldi ett ene TL. TS. 493-17,
single game-is scheduled Oct, 8, ; Baltimore ++ 70.74 486 18%/,
Boston Bruins against ‘the | Boston city 0 or a ‘seo ath
. champion Canadiens in Mont- | washington GO 84 417 281
real, NATIONAL LEAGUE
. . . Ww lL. Pet. GBL
‘Ezinicki tied Sn Franelico, .... 80 63 559 . -
M Doe eee 9 64° .552. J
HYANNISPORT, Mass, (ji—Bill tes Atholes ooo 78 08 bts
iEginicki, former National Hock - Ci eeteh bees 73 m 507. TY,
ey League star, and Les Ken- Bineinnat teceaa TW 4 490 (10
nedy of Pawtuckét, RJ., match- St tects sree s oR TM ‘at ie
ed one- under-par 69s Monday Philadelphia ,... 60 84 417 20%
to share the lead after the first :
18 holes of the 50th Massachus-| Star runner dies
etts State open golf tournament. GLACE BAY, NS. ()-—Clar
LACE , NS. —Clarte
Eainickl, New England PGA Demont, 66, once the fastest
champion, won the Rhode Island |g Canadian to run 100-yards, died
Utle a week ago. He now plays! Monday, His mark of 9.6 sec-
golf out of Stoneham, Mass, ~/onds in’ the 100-yard dash was
oo ods set here in 1913, A retired Hno-
TORONTO (®—George Chu-; type operator, Mr, Demont was
valo, 217%4,: Toronto, stopped!one of the best football and
Frankic Daniels, 190%, Bakers~|track stars developed “In. the
fleld,. Calif, (7),

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