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They had a rough time, -
The Stamps were only one
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POOLED ORE IOLA IS

THREE CANADIAN SPRINTERS: SET
AS BEG GAMES OFFICIALLY OPEN

PERTH (CP) — Under a broiling sun, Prince Philip
officially opened the seventh British Empire Games today
while guns boomed and RAF and RAAF jets. zoomed 7
overhead ina royal, fly- post...

_ It was'six years to the day since Philip opened
1956 Olympic Games in: «Melbourne. ‘Heat ‘that; ‘reached
the 90s and pesky bush flies plagued the capacity crowd
of 50,000 that packed the new $2,240, 000 Perry Lakes
- Stadium in the suburbs of this western Australian city
of 500,000.
More than 1,000 ath letes and officials from 35
countries took part in the march-past after Philip, as
president of the British Empire and Commonwealth
Games Federation, declared the games open.

Friday morning Canada’s three sprinters — Harry -

Jerome of Vancouver, Lynn Eves of Saanichton, B.C., and

jolted by a 19- 1 loss

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to Winnipeg Blue. Bombers that
deadlocked = the ° Western Foot-
ball’ Conference. final series at
one game apiece.
Dobbs was ‘referring to. the
bitter weather and strong. ; swingin:
at ‘Winnipeg Stadium, ‘put “h’
remarks could: :have -been™ ap-
plied to other Stampeder pre-
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final stages Jack = ‘Lindsay’ and
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- NATIONAL LEAGUE.

  

Gordon's. ‘Hardware ‘trophy - in
Prince ‘Rupert curling action. .

Jim Flaten third, Alec Broken-
shire second: and Len Harrington
lead, got. off’.to anvearly start
and ‘held it for the; first half of
the game.

-{had advanced to: within one-rock

trophy, once. - ) —
“The. Rudderham™ squiad,: com=
posed of Don Scherk. third, Dan-
ny Bill second and Dave Mac-
phee lead, entered. the finals
with ‘Lindsay’ after knocking out
Sam Simpson - 9-7 in” the. semi- |
finals. Da

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Los Angeles. 4, Vancouver 2 7:

Portiand 5, ‘Edmonton. 1

Seattle Db, ‘Spokane 20°
“Thursday ¢

No gaines scheduled:
Friday's Games.

“vancouver. at Los Angeles. wd
_ Spokane at, Seattle -. oe
Portland | at Edmonton .

BASKETBALL SCORES”
National “Association ©
- Boston: 116, St. Louis 106.
‘New : York 137;,, Chicago 108
Syracuse 122, Detroit .120.
Cincinnati 143; San Francisco

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Three records
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Men's howling

Ignazio Torresan racked ‘uDp" ‘a,
new season high for himself and |.
paced his Columbus team ‘to: “a
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game - winning ‘touchdowns. in WoL-T FA Pt
the fourth quarter::-by Winnipeg | Detroit 10.3 3 46 30 23 but was unable to. out - is bwo
‘| quarterback Kenny Ploen' and] Chicago , “B! 58 60 44 21 more than: one of Lindsay’s two
. Toronto |. 9.7 1.52 50 19 counting stones.
halfback Leo: Lewis. Or they Montreal or 4 oe tel Rudderham. drew up along
could have meant the Stamps’ “810°
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inability to. utilize the. 28-mile-| Boston’ = 1.9 5. 40 86 oq g
an-hour wind in the, third. quar- “1 WHEL STANDINGS, and ave having to. throw. his
ter when they: ‘managed. conly _Nortneriy Division At ast roc Syeriated oO
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one point. ‘Vancouver 10 4 1°49 39 21 jhe victory, is tanainy © ist |
The Stampeders led 4- ‘0. after Seattle. . 8 7. 1 48 84-17 peti~
the first quarter and 10-7 at-the|Edmonton 6 12. 0 2 72 12 Hen. ihe aren ae Rupert Mo
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half. They pulled ahead 11- 7 Calgary Southern - Division © a jpey P ,
after three quarters. but were WoL tT PA, Pt
unable to contain the ball-con- Los Angeles , 12° 5 0.63.45 24 R
trol ground game of the defend- | Portland i oS Of 64 a aa ussian cagers:
ing Canadian champions in the San Fran. a 3
Spokane. 8.6 0° 39: .36. 16
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jmade a clear sweep of their
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{States squads Wednesday night, ep

winning - the. men's. game 66- “63; ope
and the women’s 50-40. =
- In'the opener, six-foot- ~six.Ra-
vela Saimova utilized her height
to score 19 points ‘as. the. Soviet |
women defeated the Hutchinson
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