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idividual scoring race. -
\ Official statistics released to-
jay list Ranger sharpshooters as
the -big. point-getters last week.
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few York’s top scorer, picked up
ix points with two goals and
our assists.. Earl Ingarfield
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PERTH, Australia -@ — Mur-
ray Rose of. Australia, a veget-:

schoolgirl, captured the English
‘swimming ‘gold in the 110-yard
women’s backstroke, Sara Bar-
ber of Brantford, Ont., was sixth,
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THRE 8§!USTLERS set for action Thursday night in the first ef a two-game exhibition series British Empire ames vocay ——

with Ketchikan Kings are Rainmakers Ken. Shields,
two clubs split the series down the middle last year.
for at least & repeat performance,

Bombers head for Toronto
—but no place to workout

By GRAHAM COX

WINNIPEG (P)—Winnipeg Blue
Bombers head for Toronto today
to start working out for Satur-
day’s Grey Cup battle against
Hamilton Tiger-Cats.

The big question: Where will
they be able to practice?

 

to use in his place,” said Grant.
“T haven’t had a chance to think
about it, but we'll find some-
body.”

Also injured are linebacker
Gar Warren, .charley horse and
puffed knee, fullback Charlie
Shepard, sore back; linebacker

Dave Burkholder, bruises; de-
The Bombers, who Saturday |fensive tackle Roger Savoie,
won the Western Football Con- | strained rib ‘cartilage, arid line-

ference title against Calgary
Stampeders and their fifth shot
at the Grey Cup in six years, had
expected their practices to be

packer Jack Delveaux,

and sore shoulder.
“But Gordie will be the only

one who won’t play,” Grant said.

stiff neck

David Petrie and Skip
Rainmaker Coach

Family sw
underway tonight

CANADA GARNERS BRONZE MEDAL os
ustralian swimmer capture:
medal at Perth

|the day and Alison Glendenning

squeezed into the women’s final

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yard. breaststroke. 23.0"

when she finished.third in h
Steve Rabinovitch of Montreal|
won his heat in the men’s event

di ( 1f,
with the second-fastest time of ves that made up the first he

of the men’s highboard diving
competition, Tom  Dinsley of
Vancouver. and Ernie Meissnef,
of Kitchener, Ont., who won the

of Hudson Heights, Que.,

 

with an easy° ‘victory in the
men’s 400-yard freestyle swim. .

Rose’s first gold came last
oo (week when as. a ‘member of the
° ¢  lwinning:800-meétre ‘freestyle re-.
imming - lay team as he helped. set a
world record.

With no track events on the
program, swimming and rowing
were in the spotlight. English
oarsmen took. three of the six |}
gold medals in rowing and one
lof the, three ‘swimming finals.
Australia won two . swimming

Cronk. The same’
Hartwig is hoping:

PROPOLROOIP LOE OIL ODIO DIVA IO IL IN

 

Rupert swimming pool in-
structor Ron Gilchrist. today
reminded swim enthusiasts of
the family plan in effect. at
the Civic Centre every. Tues:

 

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. Tuesday, November 27, 1962

silver and bronze, medals re4
spectively in the springboard,
diving Monday, were far back. © 4
Brian Phelps.of England, who
won the springboard gold, wag
first after the’ compulsory dives
with a total of 91.04 points.
Dinsley was sixth with 76.98
points and Meissner eighth witl
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day starting today...)
“A reasonable rate of $1. per golds and one in rowing and
family will be in effect.” .-.. |New, Zealand oarsmen picked up
Swim times are from 7% to 3 \two rowing golds.
pm. Canada’s UBC took one bronze
. . jmedal in the day’s events — for
LAST NIGHT'S FIGHTS ‘3 third place in the four with-
Manchester, England (#— Billy out COx..- pe |
Calvert, 127, Britain, outpointed The Canadian boat recorded |
LeRoy Jeffrey, 127, Detroit, 15; the fastest time in the first heat |
Billy Walker, 193, ‘Britain, out- Saturday.

 

 

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Angeles Dodgers and New York

pointed Jose Gonzalez, 182,). Canada had no finalists in the | Yankees, two of bascball’s pow:
Spain, 10. “tother rowing events. ers, were. squarely on the spot
: ; . today following a daring major

 

 

held at Varsity Stadium in-mid-
central Toronto. oo

They discovered Monday . ‘that
the field, near their hotel.\quar-
ters, has been plowed “and ‘har-
rowed in an attempt to salvage
it after a wet Eastern intercol-
legiate season.

“T don’t know where. we will
practice,” said Bud Grant, coach
of the defending Grey Cup kings.

“Tt don’t know if we'll be able
to practice anyway,” chipped in’
line coach John Michels, refer-
ying to the Bombers’ list of
wounded. ; 7

Winnipeg, in defeating Calgary
12-7 in the third game of the
best-of-three western final, suf-
fered a number of troublesome
injuries. __ gt Pep

The torn cartilage suffered by
corner linebacker. Gordie Row-

IROQUOIS FALLS, Ont. i —
The Russian Nationals defeated
Kapuskasing Kaps, defending
Ontario Senior A hockey cham-
pions, 8-4 Monday night to gain
their seventh win in eight games
in Canada: ~

The Russians led. 3-2 after the
first period, but were oversha-
dowed by high-powered hockey |
in the remaining two stanzas.
Russian :Boris Mayorov was
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carried from the ice i

period after he was checked by
Ralph ‘Walker and Noe Chreve-
fils and fell.

A doctor who examined Ma-

land will keep him out of: action
in Saturday’s classic.’”
“I don’t know who ‘we're going

 

Russians win seven
in 8 Canadian games

_.England’s other rowing gold inter - ‘le:

medals..came in double sculls! first - peneue tll Showron to
anc the paired oe New Zea-'the Dodgers in exchange for
Jand. took .the single sculls and ‘front-line pitcher Stan Williams.
: the four. with cox and Australia; yankee manager Ralph Houk
ee ee . admitted -he was loath to part
| Sandy Gilchrist of Ocean Falls,! with the 31-year-old Skowron
Slipped the best time he has ever| who helped bring seven pennants
done-for the distance and placed'in nine years to the New York

‘the prized: eight.

 

yorov said he had been badly.

‘yinded, but was not seriously fourth behind Rose and two club. But he said it was a trade
hurt. oo oe other. Australians, ‘the Yankees. had to make.
Ivanov, Alemtov and Starshi- | But. Gilchrist’s 4:32.7 was 9.6 “~ felt we. just had to get an-

nov scored for the Russians in
the first period. Greig Hicks and
Walker tallied for the Kaps.
Ike Scott tied the score late
in the second period, but the
Russians . answered . with two
goals by Ourzinov ‘and Alemtov
in the last minute. 9
"Mayorov, Firsov and , Yankut
shev scored another ..threergoals
for the Russians in-vthe, third
period before Kaps answere
with a goal by Mar¢el Tessier.

seconds slower than the third-, other established: starting pitch-

placed Australian. _yer if we were to win the pennant
Linda “Ludgrove, 15, a London ‘against next year,” he said.

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, Minor Basketball Roundup
“- In‘ local’ minor league basket- tors trounced . Deane Cleaners
ball action at the Civic Centre!39*to 16. Big guns. for Rupert
last “night -four’’ games were Motors were. Ian Jessep, 12
played.: No close, tilts were re- points, and George Dudoward,
corded although, action was fast|10 points. For’ the losers Bob

 

 

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- Two new season highs were eS-
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men’s Bowling League.

In A Division, Kay Franks of
Dibbs rolled 806 for a high three
record. High single game was
marked up by Grace Shuster of
Hard Hats with 309.

Annettes team capturéd both
team single and three with 1012
and 2675 respectively.

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Annettes 4, Stars 0; McLean
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‘Big Sisters 2%,
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CELCO CITY “BR” LEAGUE
George Kent and his PWA
team walked off with top laurels

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‘game, UFAWU | Jim Wood six points.
won..its,.
Brothers, . ‘Led .by Tom Crosby|saw Broadway Cafe doubling the
never looked back after the|Brown each scored 10 points for
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second consecutive win Monday
when all teams wiil be alloted
Beatniks 142; Reb ab oe
Ted: Shepard netted 16 points
sumes the

~ Inthe’ ‘opening } FAW |
1 its first game of the minor| The last game, between Broad_
league season 20-10 over Nelson| way Cafe and United Church,
with seven .points: and Denny|score on. United Church 24 to
Rudy ‘with six points UFAWU|12. Tom Murdoch and Len
starting’ whistle. Richard Leeson| Broadway. Cafe “while Arnold
si ored . six points in a losing| Clifton notehed six for United
causé for Nelson. Bros. oe

"Philpott Evitt. recorded its} Next local minor action takes
SECO! C place Saturday. at Civic Centre

with a, lop-sided 34 to 18 win
over’. O phans "Blue... 22): “- | practice time between the hours
of 9 am. and 4 p.m. Play re-

and Bob. Jackson scored 13 points
\for. Philpott Evitt. with a full schedule of games,
Pcte Peterson, Ron Morrison,

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Monday night in the Prince Ru-
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Draws for three weeks also
follow:

7:00 p.m.

McDonald 12, Bremner 9; Lew-
iis 11, Shier 7; Rivett 5, Deane 9;
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ROCHESTER, N.Y. (@ — Los}

The departure of the 26-year-
old Williams, who won 14 games
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the first move by Dodger gen-
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had vowed to .make some
changes on the club that blew
the National..League flag in a
playoff after going into the final
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