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. LUCERNE, Swilzerland -— = %
l Friday, September 7, 1962 The University of British Co- ; 4
IT a i e ° e . e lumbia'’s powerful. eight, eas- |
ily captured its. preliminary, he
\ Kesources minister studies heat in the world: ‘vowing bh
B ff’ Ol b li championships today’on = Lue }.
cerne’s rain-swept course in;
Alouettes’ Dixon an $s ympic possi I ities six minutes, .21.3 seconds. ' &
TD OTTAWA _ + Multi-miliion tional park will be taken into ee
dollar ¢ rati i | i
scores three TDs shuivstment afin spueue ani

‘The coach claimed the -tele-
phone line between his bench

ered after the first half. .

He, felt. the skuliduggery: was
a factor in British Columbia’s
downfall. At halftime the Lions
led 5-0.

Fullback George Dixon scored
three touchdowns in a five-
minute fourth-quarter spree to
give the Als the win.

Skrien granted that it. was
;“Missed tackles that killed us”
tbut “we couldn’t make the ne-
‘cessary adjustments on defenec
| because we had no word from our
Spotter.”

DIXON SHAKES: LOOSE

The Als were down 12-0 when
the 195-pound Dixon shook loose
for touchdown runs covering 15,
nine and 22 yards before. the

 

and the spotter’s box was sev-!

By MARVEN MOSS

MONTREAL (CP)—What happened to the tele-
phone line? That was a beef from Dave Skrien Thurs-
day night. It came after his British Columbia Lions
bowed 21-19 to Montreal Alouettes in Canadian Foot-
ball League interlocking play.

 

second-place Tiger-Cats in the
Eastern Conference.

’ British Columbia remained
last in the Western Conference
with a record of two wins and
four losses.

It was also the ecast’s third
win in four interlocking. sched-
ule games this season.
SALVAGE FOUR POINTS

In the opening quarter they
twice drove deep into Montreal
territory and then salvaged only
four points on an 18-yard field
goal by Vic Kristopaitis and a
single that came when another

of his attempts for oe three-
pointer was wide.
But quarterback Joe Kappif

kept the Lions moving witha
brilliant short passing game. He
hit 16 of 24 attempts with a top

ter Canada’s bid for the 1968
Winter Olympic Games.

However,. Calgary, about 115
miles cast of. Lake Louise and

80 miles east of .Bantf, would.

still Have to bear the bulk of
demands for visitor accommo-
dation,

That was the: assessment giv-
en. by Resources: Minister Dins-
dale Wednesday after he met
officials of the Calgary Olympic
Development Association to ex-
amine a town-planning report
prepared by: the’ national parks
branch for Banff National Park
as an Olympic site.

Site of the Olympic village to
accommodate the thousands of
competitors has. not been de-
termined, he said. But ski jump-
ing events would be held on
Mount Norquay at Banff and
other ski events likely, ‘at Lake
Louise.

Developments’ in Lake Louise
will include installation. soon of
water and sewer services by the
parks branch and new power
facilities to-be provided by Cal-

ary Power Company.

The motel and hotel develop-

ioft traffic,

mean rehabilitation and = re-
newal of some of the older fa-
cilities inthe town.

The. mecting considered a
number of specific problems as-
sociated with holding the games
at Banff, particularly handling
parking and visitor

accommodation,
Mr. Dinsdale said the large
crowds attending the games

would pose major transporta-
tion, feeding and. housing prob-

Jems.
, “It looks as if, even with the:
growth of motels and hotels that
will take place in the park be-:

fore 1968, Calgary will have to

handle the bulk of the accom-:

modation.”

The Olympic development at
Banff has to be fitted inlo an
over-all master plan for the
Banff National Park's develop-
ment, The plan, first of a series
for each of the national parks,
was prepared by Dr. H. P. Ober-
lander, a town planner’ hired
by the parks branch. His report

will be made pubiic “in the next;

few weeks, ”

 

 

 

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(THIS IS PART OF
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Some of the important sub-

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Corporation Law
Contracts

Sale of Goods
Partnership
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A fumble by British .Colum-
bia’s fullback Nub Beamer ied
to Dixon’s game-winning run.

Dick Schnell, recovered. the

crowd of 19,350. throw of 23 yards-—until Mon ment there will be integrated
ar — “| with the master plan for the 1, saurse. condue
Skrien said Montreal’s -two|treal’s final-quarter surge. park. P ELK’S NEWSPAPER Meeia SM eoneted BA.
wee nn quarterback formation-featuring| Dixon's first and third touch-|" qt Banff, the long - term|] BINGO NUMBERS |) (8c), Lun. (Bc) LLM.
| THE PRINCE RUPERT BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION elected an Hawaiian-born Joe Francis and! downs came on. similar plays, needs of the community in the||| Today’s Numbers: (Harvard) consists. of sixteen }
Cc Soccer executive at its first. general meeting” of the season at the Civic rookie Sandy Stephens—was notj slants off his left tackle. For) heart of Canada’s oldest na- G 47, 55. | assignments, “With a. three-
: Centre last night. Seated at left is Len Harrington, vice-presi- | particularly bothersome to . the/the second he skirted his right —_—__ Previous Numbers Drawn: |;! nour written examination at
. LONDON (Reuters)— Results: dent, and at right Floyd Jessop, president. Standing back row | Lions. end, All three were. converted g Ses a B ¥ NOG oO |! the completion of the course,
of Thursday night’s Old Country; left to right Dick Nickerson, treasurer, Doug Ruttan, secretary, But Dixon said the alignment by Bobby Jack Oliver. Women all-stars : 2 19 37 46° 70 1 por further information and
‘ soccer matches: and Ron Ciccone, referee-in-chief: Missing from picture is sta- {helped his running game sub- mo

7 29 40 57. 174 registration forms write:

take on Rotary 8 24 38 48 fa

tician, Don Haudenschild. Stantially. He drove for 150

‘yards in 18 carries—an average
of .8.8—virtually all of it after

ENGLISH LEAGUE
Division IIT

: Vancouver Jr. Chamber of
“Notts County 1, Reading 0

Commerce,

Association to balance teams

 

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coach Perry Moss threw in the) bobble and on the next play— G Si d. 505 Dunsmuir Street,
FOOTBALL LEAGUE cur wrinkle to start the second half.|at 11:21—Dixon tore across from at yro. un ay % 21 30 Vancouver, B.C, At
: ' “Under this system I stand 22 yards out. Youthful women’s softball all- 14 Jon. Mir. BD. A. Lown
ve round. Mansfield ppd, wet for this year $ hoop sched ule directly behind the centre and, CLOCK RUNS OUT stars challenged‘ ‘the Rotary ll REGISTRATION MUST- BE
‘Hartlepools 1, Barnsley 1 it enables me to get a faster| The Lions came back to score! Club toa softball game at Gyro 3 IN BY SEPT. 14, 1962.

Watford 1, Colchester 2

IRISH GOLD CUP
Coleraine 3, Bangor 3

 

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Complaints of too much “stacking” of good bas-
ketball players on certain teams in the Prince Ru-
pert Basketball Association last year, has resulted in
a definite move to, balance the teams. off for this

year’s schedule.

Team lists in the intermediate |
division and the senior division
‘will be presented at an executive '

 

soring teams was discussed.

It was disclosed that there are
‘other business firms in the city
'meeting next Monday for ap-!Which are. willing to sponsor
proval and if need be player re- basketball ‘teams. The Savoy
‘shuffles will be made | hotel which has sponsored a
This..was decided at..the,sea-, Verte for..many, years indicated

 

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'gon’s first’ general meeting of the | has*another* sponsor: lined up
to take its place.

Don Hartwig, and association
President. Floyd Jessop agreed

, association
' Civic, Centre.

The coming of television was

last night at the

expected to hurt the league, and
the Liquor Control Board pre-

gest drawing cards in the asso-

that Kitkatla was one of the big- !

start,” said Dixon.

It was Montreal’s second win
against two setbacks this season.
The two points lifted the Als
to within two of Hamilton’s

Beavers beaten
by ladians
double-plays —

By The Associated | ‘Press
What would you, as'a baseball
‘manager, rather have? A raft
of. good hitters,-or a clicking

 

 

 

with 24 seconds left in the game,
Burton for an 18-yard

marked by five first-down plays:
in six scrimmages. Then
clock ran out.

Beamewr's ~— one-yard
over tackle gave B.C.
lead in the third quarter. Iti
culminated an 11-play sequence?
covering 65 yards. ;

Kristopaitis converted both;
\touchdowns and Bob... Schloredt
‘booted: a'38-yard ‘single’ in the
second quarter.

‘British Columbia picked up 25:
first downs to Montreal’s 18 and;

 

Kapp throwing to halfback Macx':
touch-!

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down after a downfield diive'man of the women’s softball

the! game may prove to be Gyro

plunge;
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‘the Rotarians. who also’ claim
{inet have a” bunch of ‘tricks’. a |

in total yardage rolled for 433!

 

Park Sunday and the Rotarians

 

 

 

have accepted.
John Laporte,. publicity chair-

‘league, said today that . this

‘Park’s spectacle of the year. .
The women are all “hep” ‘to
‘win this game .which is their
final of the. season. They’re go-
ing to put their best up against

 

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their. sleeves.: _ HAWKS

Playing ‘coach. for. the Rotar-’ vate
iians is Laurie Langfogd, .and :

‘playing manager is Harley. Lewis.
Other team | members: are pit-:

  

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the night to batter the parent
National:"League Chicago Cubs
9-1 in-an exhibition tussle.

Gene Wallace, Dick Tracew-
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were made to make them all op-
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8 p.m.

the Junior Chamber of Com-
merce was at the meeting and
requested the association to
pick a team'lo play the Harlem
all-stars who will be here on
October 12 and 13,

The association agreed on the
basis that two minor teams play
in a preliminary before each of
the Harlem-Rupert games,

GO

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the Civic Centre,

13, All games will be played at

members of the Spokane infield |
staff, came up with the right
combinations. to: put a fizzle in’
the Portland batting. Their dou-
ble-plays ended several scoring
threats by the Beavers, and

ish the home stand with
sweep over Portland,

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helped pitcher Howie Reed fin- |

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An eighth-inning home ran by
outfielder. Paye Throneberry
sparked Tacoma, The Raliniers
punched Jn front in the fourth
on three singlos, but the Glants
knotted it in the fifth,

Seattie’s attendance for thea
year—a dismal 136,156—was the
lowest in the 24-year history of
the park,

Southpaw Boh: Risenhoover of
of San Diego carnad his first vie.
tory since Jast May In giving
up seven hits. The PCL kings
wrapped it up in the fffth with
four scores,

The Harlem Stars played here
last year and signed a contract
then to play here again this
{year’, Bannister sald.

 

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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (~The
United States recaptured the
Sir Thomas): Lipton trophy for
international Inte rcollegiate
team sailing racing today from
the British universities that
have held tha trophy since 1059,

Skippers from slx U.S. univer.
sitios won the match 6-2,

   
    
 
   
 

 

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