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Argos,
Riders
Score
Victories
In
Big
Four
By
JACK
Sl'IXlVAN
Canadian
Prcsa
StaB
Writer
Tt'o
lucf.
oa
n'pll
t.hat
nnhnrlv
in
Vessels
Injured
As
Bombers
Thump
Eskimos
By
The
Canadian
Press
Saskatchewan
Eoughriders
and
5eaffe
Takes
Double
Lacing
I
From
Canucks,
N.W.
Royals
By
The
Canadian
Press
Victoria
CoiiBars
settled
for
a
Scatt
e
Bombers,
on
their
last
ul
tie
ln
New
Westminster,
Ed-sweep
through
Canadian
terri-
monton
Flyers
visited
Saskatoon
tm-y
boosted
themselves
into
and
the
Quakers
4-2.
third
place
in
the
Western
,
,
,
...
1
When
the
smoke
cleared'
the
Hockey
League,
so
two
Canadian
teams
visited
the
United
States
Canucks
had
won
their
eighth
city
during
the
week-end
and
same
with
one
tie
and
no
losses,
returned
the
compliment.
I
to
le
the
league
with
17
points.
188
handicap
IM.
butcher,
b,?.
ARSENAL
ASKED
TO
MAKE
15-DAY
TOUR
OF
RUSSIA
LONDON
(AP)
Sergei
Savin,
the
big
boss
of
Soviet
soccer,
today
disclosed
plans
for
an
annual
exchange
of
visits
by
top
Russian
and
English
teams.
As
a
starter,
Savin,
who
is
visiting
here,
has
Invited
Arsenal,
English
League
champions,
for
a
15-day
tour
of
the
Soviet
Union
next
year.
"If
Arsenal
are
unable
to
go
we
have
invited
the
Football
Association
to
send
any
other
team,"
he
told
reporters.
i
Arsenal
and
the
Dynamos,
Moscow's
best
team,
played
here
in
1945.
The
Dynamos
won.
4-3.
verbal
beating
these
days
since
they
were
trounced
Friday
night
by
8hearplns
of
the
Sulphite
Workers
Local
708
Mixed
Bowling
League.
Although
the
carpenters
Dioke
the
league
record
i
or
high
single
game
they
still
Wpit
fc
"
-
art
...
uica
wun
270
McDougaii
led
thTL
western
Canada
knows
which
lost
the
Plnt
"
Shearplns
"'Pie
with
mi
Z'tA
rollpri
hi.h
Jl
"wbuiJ
Winnipeg
Blue
Bombers
start
Canadian
major
football
along
the
playoff
trail
Wednesday
club
will
travel
to
Toronto
for
the
Nov.
28
Grey
Cup
final
be
BIG
SEVEN
cause
no
one
east
of
Winnipeg
Vancouver
Canucks
led
off
-aigary,
idle
during
the
weeK-Saturday,
defeating
Bombers
5-1
end-is
second
with
13
points,
and
New
Westminster
Royals
ad-
I
Seattle
is
third,
New
Westmin-minlstered
a
6-3
drubbing
Sun-
ster
fourth,
Saskatoon
and
Ed-day,
j
monton
tied
for
fifth
and
Vic-
mother
WHL
week-end
action,
toria
last.
i
-.4.
-'.
'
,
I
Results;
"
3
Tiger
Cats
3.
Handicatt
,
""macs
4,
Spark,
Boom
Cau
3,
Powh
when
they
open
their
home-and-home,
total
points
Western
In-terprovlncial
Union
semi-final
in
Winnipeg.
The
teams
battled
right
down
to
the
wire
for
second
place
before
Frank
Filchock's
galloping
has
the
foggiest
idea
who
will
be
waiting
for
them
at
Varsity
Relbe,
Detroit
Stadium.
The
way
things
have
Howe
Detroit
been
going,
the
Big
Four
should
Oe0ffrion,
Montreal
conduct
saliva
tests.
undsayi
Detroit
The
Western
Conference
hits
,
oimstead
.Montreal
o
4
4
4
2
2
A
Pts
5
13
7
U
6
10
8
10
8
8
Road
Trips
Fatal
to
Detroit;
Boston
Dumps
Leafs,
Hawks
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
October
26,
1953
me
piay-ou
wan
nus
wee
uau
Sandford,
Boston
0
8
8
the
Big
Four
race
ts
normal
Three
player
tied
for
seventh
that.
U
vprvl.hiiiD
is
all
fouled
By
The
CauatMun
Pitcs
with
seven
points.
Riders,
won
it
by
one
point
as
the
j
WIFU
ended
Its
16-game
schedule
Saturday
night,
Saskatche-
'
'
wan
tying
the
cellar
-dwelling
Stampeders
13-13
at
Calgary
and
I
Winnipeg
thumping
the
first-1
STANDINGS
I
.
,
"
'
6
,
Hi
.t
j
,
4
League's
only
Ame
Spokane
Flyers,
blanta
muie
niaii
une
Buai
in
any
game
u
If
you
were
a
National
Hockey
on
foreign
ice.
I
humbled
League
coach
with
a
home
cn-
ROAD
RECORD
GOOD
I
by
Montreal
Aloucttes
39-11
the
gagement
coming
up,
would
you
in
four
out-of-town
trim
Hip
week
previously,
took
it
out
on
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
Snow
Togs
Standing:
Montreal,
won
7,
lost
,
tied
0,
14
points.
Points:
Reibel,
Detroit,
13.
Ooals:
Richard,
Montreal,
6.
place
Eskimos
17-8
at
Edmonton.
I
klifS
Pur,.
t....
Edmonton's
loss
mav
have
cost
!
face
Detroit
Red
Wings
or
Bos-
Bruins
have
broken
.wn
nnrt
i,,..
Hamilton
Tlucr-Cats
with
a
17-5
the
Flyers
more
than
wounded
;
ton
Bruins?
I
variably
scored
two
goaU
or
ceunt
at
Toronto
on
Saturday.
tusiaui.
neioei,
ueiroil,
.
Kalii.,l.,
t
.
Shutouts:
Sawchuck,
Detroit:
trim
Zi,
nride.
Their
star
halfback
from
mi,
Pink
tho
k.
urines
.....
fiuo.tiino
nm
more.
more.
Ana
uuawa
nougn
Kiaers,
me
iinNelLn.n''
A-ain
during
the
week-end
Pwcrnouse
or
me
Big
our
on
McNeil,
Montreal.
2.
AhV'no.
?;ifn.-
Paper
that
looked
second-rate
Penalties:
Richard.
Richard.
For
Boys
ond
Girls
'7.95
?8.95
and
up.
Montreal;
'
wok
bk
ZZT..hl'
vmr
and
were
shut
out
l-o
Saturday
7"
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loron"
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s
8-3
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Kelowi
by
rim.
the
hnm
Canadiens.
nrt
Sunday
"
J
i"
they
at
Kw
Montreal
r
,
Sundny.
,
V
K'ZOT'.SSr
of
a
flock
of
An
unidentified
Eskimo
spokes-
Jcaguc
records,
the
most
power-man
said
Vessels
suffered
a
frac-
f
ul
scoring
machine
ln
hockey
tured
muscle
attachment
on
the
j
today
and
you'd
be
right
SnUthehWlFUafyinaLable
H
C'-se
the
Bruin,,
a
coi.ection
The
spokesman
charged
that
of
-voun?st:
and
oldsters,
a
the
Bombers
"deliberately
set
out
i
,p,',m
that
hxsn't
won
an
NHL
to
injure
Vessels"
and
other
'
tillc
ln
'3
years
and
you'll
be
members
of
Eskimos.
He
said
sorry.
All
Ages.
TODAY
to
WEDNESDAY
ows
or
7
.
9n
Selected
for
quality
with
an
eye
toward
economy.
All
colors,
too,
I
T
.
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m.
'
.
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m
t
'
!
n
f
onto
Maple
Leafs
2-0
I
The
Ab
and
Tlger-Cats
now
tadlngs
'lth
"
P'nts
t0p,the
Meanwhile,
the
Bruim
whipped
artl
Argonauts
and
Riders
(k-
ift
i
ot
To
.
ec"
mivpH
n
J
Ur;
'ollow
'h
10
each.
Next
Satur-beat
the
Blatk
Hawk.?
4-3
Sun-
Montrcal)
Hamilton.
in
the
only
other
league
acuJ,
nf
Ity.
the
Car.adiens
edged
New
34
yarfis
gained
on
the
ground
York
Rangers
i-l
Stnday
to
and
only
100
yards
in
the
air.
I
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
ALSO
PLAHSG
"Rogue
River"
with
RORY
CALH01H
PETER
GRAVIS
capito:
1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIBIIIBIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
Vessels
was
"kneed"
by
Winnipeg
In
four
road
appearances
this
guard
Buck
Rogers.
i
.season
the
Red
Wings
have
lost
Bombei
coach
George
Trafton
three
games
and
tied
once.
The
and
president
Karl
Slocomb
most
powerful
scoring
machine
quickly
issued
denials.
t
ln
hockey
today
hasn't
scored
World
Championship
fright
MARCIANO
JASTARZA
Advertising
in
the
Daily
News
Brings
Results
cling
to
a
two-point
lead
over!
The
Bengali
were
outplayed
the
second-place
Wings
a
Bos-;
nun
Daalyt
ft
-v
al0"V.
Unkktl
6
V.'rV
Wli'lrnmi'lrl
J"13
,
.T,
ni4
tons
double
victory
moved
the
'practically
enough
time
to
count
n
AMMOI'S
PMYHBTffll
omnia
imo
a
mira-piace
tie
the
house
while
looking
for
pass
with
Toronto.
.
receivers.
Mil
n
Double
Honors
in
Ten-Pin
Loop
Taken
by
Raymond
Giordano
Raymond
Giordano
took
both
Among
the
ladles
Bcv
Matson
men's
high
single
and
high
and
Joyce
Wright
tied
for
ladies'
triple
yesterday
in
the
Mixed
Ten
high
single
when
thev
both
rolled
IHtIA
wk
CAST
O
tHOUMNMI
in
rv
WI.m-iJt'itll.'f
i
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.
il;"
""'"'If
Ml
Pin
bowling
league
with
scores
168,
and
Bev
Matson
took
ladles'
PUH
HMO-lWHSCitX
BETH
SCOTI
t
of
223
and
545.
high
triple
with
a
score
of
443
Cose
Re-Elected
By
Terrace
Golfers
TERRACE
Oreen
fee
players
of
Terrace
Golf
club
were
up
more
than
100
per
cent
over
last
TO
TEH
TODAY
to,
WEDNESDAY
"Junule"
7:oo
and
9:30
."fcitolen
Face"
,
8:15
only
year,
it
was
disclosed
at
the
an
A
Famous
Plartn
Tholn
A
nual
meeting..
Present
member-hip
lists
77
men,
43
women,
14
juniors.
The
meeting,
which
adopted
the
National
handicap
system.
PRINCE
RUPERT
CURLING
CLUB
ilso
re-elected
Art
Case
president
for
the
second
year.
Other
offi
SPECIAL
GENERAL
Dominoes
own
team
high
single
with
a
700
score
and
team
high
triple
was
captured
by
Four
Aces
with
1814.
Results:
Luckies
3,
Tlmbertlcks
I.
Dominoes
2,
Four
Aces
2.
M
and
M's
3,
Tlnymites
1.
Betty
Hyndman,
Dyke
McMillan
lop
Mixed
Loop
-petty
Hyndman
of
,
Thorn
Shf
ct
Metal
took
double
honor
Thursday
night
in
Group
1
of
the
Mixed
Five-Pin
Bowling
League
with
a
high
single
of
261
and
a
high
triple
of
672.
Men's
high
single
was
taken
by
R.
Billings
of
Northern
Olass
with
256
and
high,
three,
was
captured
by
Bob
Shearer
of
Hirrrsffic
mrfrjjr
hu
Shoes
took
both
team
high
single
and
high
three
with
scores
TO
CONSIDER:
cers
are
Jim
McConnell,
vice-president
for
third
year:
Milt
Alger,
secretary;
Mrs.
F.
Oavan,
treasurer;
and
O.
Martin,
P.
Cyr,
Len
Orr,
Ernie
Shave,
C.
Agar,
Mrs.
D.
G.
Little,
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'
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In
Group
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Jewel
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Canada
Life
took
ladies'
high
single
with
286
and
Dolly
Nelson
of
Hcadplnncrs
won
high
triple
with
683.
Dyke
McMillan
with
scores
of
260
and
754
took
men's
high
single
and
high
triple,
honors.
Hcadplnncrs
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both
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and
high
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1225
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Harold's
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Bob
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Orphans
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