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Turpin's
Strange
Behavior
Puzzling
Boxing
Experts
Als
Clobber
Argonauts
39-11;
Eskimos
Sideline
Stampeders
ilSG
in
tiMT
SUMS
FCU
THE
SHERtFFl
"49th
MAN"
and
the
Eskimos,
already
assured
of
a
Western
Conference
final
Dlavoff
berth,
de-fused
Winni
By
MURRAY
ROSE
It
could
be
that
the
Britons
CAPlTo
NFW
YORK
(AP)
England
s
i
are
piay"i
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Turpin
and
San
Fran-
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at
i
"
A
FAMOi:
Pin-
M
"'WJTdF'
By
JACK
SULLIVAN
Apparently
Montreal
Alouettes
end
Edmonton
Eskimos
forgot
to
read
the
experts
scripts
before
Canada's
professional
football
season
opened
last
August.
Both
were
written
off
as
potential
Grey
Cup
contenders.
They
may
make
the
experts
look
good
in
the
long
haul
before
the
Toronto
East-West
final
Nov.
28.
but
right
now
they
re
the
too,
that
Kanay
nas
Deen
aoing
some
fighting
In
secret.
Olson,
meanwhile,
has
been
training
in
his
usual
fashion.
He's
been
boxing
regularly
and
hustling
about
In
the
gym.
He
figures
to
be
in
great
shape,
Cisco
s
Carl
(BOOO)
uison
nreev
for
the
middleweight
championship
Wednesday
night
in
an
international
bout
that
has
more
puzzling
angles
than
a
dime
detective
story.
Here's
Turpin.
'
one-time
con-
peg
Blue
Bombers
32-9
at
Edmonton
Saturday
night.
The
in-and-out
Hamilton
Ti-ger-Cats
were
"in"
with
a
33-24
victory
over
Ottawa
Rough
Riders
Saturday
to
keep
in
step
with
the
Als.
Calgary
Stampeders,
headed
for
a
sideline
spot
in
the
Western
r
H
i
n
n
r
r
p
oftap
a
Soltek
iGSSfii;
ready
to
go
a
full
three
minutea
.
.
...
n.Li.
fvprv
round
as
he
generally
.
"
v.
r
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tito
hiiwii
mi
mm
quuer
oi
me
great
nay
nuoui-,y
does.
hottest
big-league
clubs
in
the
business
and
can't
be
overlooked.
I
doubleheader
loss
to
Eskimos
last
i
Both
fighters
are
the
same
age,
25,
and
have
almost
similar
records.
Turpin'
is
49-3-1
with
33
knockouts,
Olson's
53-5
with
32
kayos.
Figured
to
be
a
sellout
be
son
and
a
former
champion,
rated
a
2-to-l
underdog
against
the
man
who
was
kayoed
and
beaten
by
Robinson.
Sure.
Turpin
was
stopped
by
Sugar
Ray
in
10
rounds
in
their
second
fight
but
the
strong
Invader
seemed
on
his
way
to
even
in
these
wacky
football
days.
They
proved
it
during
the
weekend.
The
Ah
did
it
with
a
decisive
39-11
victory
over
Toronto
Argonauts,
defending
Grey
Cup
champions,
at
Montreal
Sunday
cause
New
York
will
be
blacked
victory
when
referee
Kuby
,
out
oi
a
muoimhi
square
u-
Goldstein
halted
the
bout
with
am
ngm
uw
iu.
wc
iv
eight
seconds
left
in
the
round.
I
time,
the
bout
may
draw
no
The
feeling,
of
course,
is
that
"anJ
J6'!"1
Priccs
rane
from
$3
to
$20.
tln
the
25-year-old
British
Negro
has
slipped
since
his
hectic
two
frays
with
Robinson
and
that
T,.A
A!nr
fiilfA
Olson
has
come
along
at
a
rapid
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Monday
to
Wednesday
p
ffmt)
"Wetkena"
7:00
and
9:45
Cl
"One
Way
Street"
8:25
Only
Fyy,,;
s
P,.AVFJ;
week,
saw
their
last
mathematical
chance
go
by
the
boards
when
they
lost
24-18
to
Rough-riders
at
Calgary
Saturday.
University
of
Western
Ontario
Mustangs
took
a
big
stride
In
their
bid
for
the
Intercollegiate
League
title
with
an
easy
25-8
victory
over
McGill
Redmen
at
Montreal.
The
defending
champion
Mustangs
now
have
six
points
on
three
straight
victories,
two
points
up
on
Toronto
Varsity
who
walloped
McMaster
Marauders
24-0
at
Toronto.
The
Ontario
Rugby
Football
Union
race
tightened
up
with
nnlv
two
noints
separating
three
teams.
The
league-leading
Kitchener-Waterloo
Dutchmen
split
a
double-header
with
Toronto
Balmy
Beach,
winning
20-13
at
home
Saturday
and
losing
31-9
at
Toronto
Sunday.
Sarnia
Imperials,
tied
with
Beaches
two
points
behind
the
Dutchmen,
didn't
surprise
anyone
with
a
34-6
decision
over
Brantford
Redskins
at
Sarnia
on
Saturday.
Red
Wings
Lead
rate.
But
more
than
that
is
the
strange
training
procedure
of
the
moody,
one-time
country
NIGHT
and
DAY
fflWff
A
"VEDDV,
VEDDY
British"
attitude
is
adopted
by
Carl
"Bobo"
Olson
as
he
has
tea
in
a
top
hat
during
a
press
conference
after
his
arrival
in
New
York
from
San
Francisco.
Repson
for
the
accent
on
the
English
is
the
fact
that
he
is
fighting
Britain's
Randy
Turpin
for
the
world
middleweight
championship
on
Wednesday
in
Madison
Square
Garden.
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Book
on
Arthritis
And
Rheumatism
HOW
TO
AVO
D
C'RIFrLING
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An
amazing
ne-.vly
enlarged
44-page
book
entitled
"Rheumatism"
'ill
be
sent
free
to
anyone
who
will
write
for
it.
It
reveals
why
drugs
and
medicines
give
only
temporary
relief
and
fail
tt
remove
the
causes
of
the
trouble;
exptair.s
s
specialized
non-surgical,
non
-
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treatment
which
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for
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You
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obligation
In
sending
for
this
instructive
book.
It
may
be
the
means
of
saving
you
years
of
untold
misery.
Write
today
to
The
Ball
Clinic,
Dept
5217,
Excelsior
Springs
Missouri.
By
The
Canadian
Press
I
Terry
Sawchuk.
the
chunky
i
Detroit
all-star
goalie,
appar-
J
cntly
has
taken
up
after
a
i
fair
fighter.
He
has
boxed
only
23
rounds
since
he
arrived
In
!
America
a
month
ago.
SOLOMONS
Dl'BIOt'S
Randy,
himself,
said
that
he
will
be
In
top
shape
and
that
brief
Injury
right
where
he
left
off
last
season
when
he
won
the
Vezina
Trophy
for
the
sec-
Call
a
STA!
Phone
112
CAf
STAND
Corner
5th
Street
and
3rd
AverJ
i
too
much
boxing
would
make
ond
year
in
succession.
him
stale.
But
Jack
Solomons
ATHLETES
CLOCK
WATCHING
FORGETTING
SPORT
ITSELF
LONDON
(AP)
Roger
Bannister,
Britain's
great
mller,
Insists
the
athletic
world
has
become
more
occupied
with
records
than
with
the
sport
Itself.
He
also
told
the
London
Federation
of
Boys'
Clubs
there
are
dangers
in
idolizing
the
sportsman
and.
In
specialization.
,
'
The
Briton,
who
ran
a
4:02
in
a
mechanically
framed
assault
on
the
four-minute
mile
last
summer,
also
said
too
many
are
becoming
watchers
instead
of
players.
rrince
Kuperr
Uaiiv
rNew
Monday.
October
19,
1953
the
British
promoter
who
always
has
had
the
big
say
in
Turpin's
career,
has
gone
on
record
as
saying
he
"doesn't
approve"
of
Randy's
training
methods.
"He
hasn't
boxed
enough."
said
Solomons.
"If
it
goes
15
rounds,
Olson
will
win."
SATIN-GLO
LATEX
A
RUBBERIZED
WALL
PAINT
Easy-
to
apply
and
dries
in
minutes.
The
21-ycar-old
Winnipegger
returned
to
the
Detroit
nets
Sunday
night
after
missing
three
games
due
to
a
slashed
knee
and
shut
out
Montreal
Canudlens
4-0,
making
25
saved.
The
victory,
the
second
In
a
row
for
the
Red
Wings
during
the
week-end,
moved
them
past
Montreal
Into
first
place
in
the
National
Hockey
League.
In
all,
six
games
were
played
during
the
full
week-end
schedule.
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
came
from
behind
to
gain
a
1-1
tie
in
Toronto
Saturday
night
with
New
York
Rangers.
George
Arm-strung
got
the
equalizer
at
14:23
of
the
third
period
after
Nick
Mlckeski
scored
for
the
Rangers
Men's
Five-Pin
League
Starts
Regular
Play
Tonight
THOMPSON
HARDWAI
Wallace's
Department
Store
Women's
Warm
Winter
Snuggies
and
Vests
15
Wool
100
Nylon
And
Wool
and
Nylon
A
complete
stock
of
all
sizes
and
qualities
now
available.
Kayser
and
Watson
at
the
same
price
as
anywhere
in
Canada.
All
sizes.
Curlers
Open
'53-54
Season
Next
Saturday
COMPANY
LIMITED
Regular
league
play
begins
in
In
B
League,
Paul
Piehe
of
the
I
the
Men's
Fivt-Pin
Bowling
loop
LCB
team
has
high
isinele
of
312'
tonight
with
12
teams
taking
to
and
also
high
three
of
765.
His
the
alleys
at
7
p.m.,
followed
by
team
has
rolled
the
best
game
Acting
Mayor
Ray
McLean
10
more
at
9
o'clock.
j
1.13K
and
also
has
high
three
of
'
will
officially
open
the
Prince
Th
teams
hnvp
en
In
action
,
2,861.
Rupert
Curling
Club
season
at
Here
Is
the
schedule
early
In
the
second
period.
Sunday
night
the
Leafs
trimmed
Chicago
Black
Hawks
2-1
who
had
lost
to
Red
Wings
2-1
Saturday
night.
for
to-17:30
p.m.
Saturday,
October
24,
curling
club
president
Jack
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
night's
games:
j
7
O'clock
(A
League)
Local
708
vs
N.W.
Const.
for
the
past
four
weeks
to
establish
averages
and
now
begin
competitive
play.
Winners
of
the
two
leagues
A
and
B
will
each
receive
trophies
at
the
end
of
Laurie
said
today.
The
Prince
Rupert
pipe
band
will
be
in
attendance
and
altar
the
official
opening
the
final
games
of
the
President-versus-
Montreal
Canadlens
before
a
home
town
crowd
of
14,437
walloped
Boston
Bruins
5-2
Satur
a
day
night
with
Maurice
Rocket
Vtce-President,
bonspiel
will
be
j
Richard
scoring
his
fifth
goal
played
ior
tne
ciuo
tropny.
in
five
games.
Thursday
and
Friday
nights
Boston
Bruins
came
back
will
see
the
playoffs
in
the
Sunday
to
trim
New
York
Rang-
CNRA
vs
Short
Circuits.
Cook's
vs
537
Taxi.
North
Star
vs
Moose.
Ai't
Murray's
vs
Family
Market.
Thorn
Sheet
vs
Phllpott
Evitt.
9
O'clock
(B
League)
Savoy
vs
Legion.
Overwaitea
vs
Jaycees.
Deuces
vs
Kaien
Ind.
Nelson
Bros,
vs
Rupert
Motors.
L.C.B.
vs
Don
Juans.
i
president-vice-president
compe-
ers
3-2
in
the
bean
town.
tition.
Also
on
Saturday
night
,
'FJl
if''
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r.
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y
I
the
season,
then
play
off
for
a
'
special
trophy.
Competition
in
both
leagues
is
.
expected
to
be
keen,
although
i
two
squads
in
A
League
Art
i
Murray's
and
North
Star
Bottling
Works
have
shown
better
form
in
early
play.
Tentative
plans
call
ior
27
weeks
of
play,
with
the
leagues
finishing
next
April
26.
The
squads
will
take
only
one
day
off
during
the
Christmas
and
New
Year
holidays,
in
order
to
complete
league
play,
in
time
for
those
engaged
in
the
fishing
in
the
ladles'
curling
club
will
play
MEETING
Alaska
Music
Trail
Auxiliary
Wednesdoy,
October
21,
8
p.m.
LADIES'
LOI'NGE
CIVIC
CENTRE
All
members
and
those
interested
please
attend
NEXT
CONCERT
NOVEMBER
4
ott
their
president-versus-vice-1
president
bonspiel
for
the
club
trophy.
Draw
for
the
men's
curling
club
president
vs.
vice-president
A
7
6
Pts
11
8
It
speaks
BIG
SEVEN
By
The
Canadian
Pre
O
Reibel,
Detroit
4
Howe,
Detroit
3
Lindsay,
Detroit
2
Oeoffrion,
Montreal
3
-KeUy
-dtrrrtt
'
3
Olmstead.
Montreal
1
'Sloan,
Toronto
1
(
Lach,
Montreal
1
volumes
for
good
taste
Bessie
Ing
Tops
Women
Keglers
In
Mixed
League
6
.
8
5
8
38
S
6
5
6
5
6
BUCHANAN'S
7
dustry
to
get
to
their
posts
in
pien'y
0f
time.
Playoff
dates
will
be.
decided
later.
.
'
George
Shenton
of
North
Stars
has
rolled
the
top
three-game
total
In
A
League
so
far
with
a
neat
871
which
he
chalked
up
Choose
match,
with
the
president's
rinks
being
first
mentioned,
is
as
follows:
Thursday
Oct.
22
6:45p.ra.
Bird
vs.
Holliston;
McNiece
vs.
Meighcn;
Ford
vs.
Gordon.
8:15
p.m.
Thorn
vs.
Robertson;
Wakley
vs
Buttcrlck;
Sei-ber
vs.
Warren.
9:45
p.m.
Shier
vs.
Kel-lough;
Johnston
vs.
Parker.
Friday,
Oct.
23
7:00
p.m.
Eyolfson
vs.
Steward;
Berg
vs.
Moore;
Row-
Bessie
Ing
of
Whalen's
Lucky
Six
captured
both
ladies'
high
single
and
high
triple
Thursday
nteht
in
Groun
1
of
the
Mixed
mACKMAfHITL
SCOTCH
WHISKY
Ohc
Scctdil
in
the
BltnM
last
Monday
with
games
of
302
SPECIAL
ON
Sleel
Oil
Tanks
318
and
251
Um
Perry
of
Local
Five-Pin
Bowline
leaeue.
when
bFlkU
liUU
iSL.
70B
hns
high
single
of
369,
rolled
she
rolled
249
and
726.
on
the
first
night's
play
last
I
Men's
high
single
was
taken
Sept.
21.
Art
Murray's
quintet
by
O.
Hodges
of
Chats
with
300
has
high
three
of
3,334
and
Local
and
Bob
Harmer
of
Thorn
Sheet
110
Gal.
Tank
275
Gal.
Tank
375
Gal.
Tank
550
Gal.
Tank
mmn
mm
$
S5.00
I
75.00
$
90.00
SI
10.00
Jomt.wl"",C'1
ly
Appotntmtnt
to
th
loft
King
George
VI
botham
vs.
Aston
708
has
high
game
of
1,299.
1
.
Metal
took
men's
high
three
with
686.
I
Windy
Six
with
1
to'3
took
team
hieh
sinele
and
Whalen's
I.urky
FOR
DEPENDABLE
Distilled,'
Blended
and
Bottled
in
Scotw
CONTENTS
264
OUNCtS
Calgary
Leading
1
V
8:30
p.m.
Ostertag
vs.
Matthew;
Garner
vs.
Turner;
Rud-derham
vs.
Peterson
Saturday,
Oct
21
7:30
p.m.
Laurie
vs.
Barbour
vs.
Jorgeson;
vs.
Greene.
3
Prov.
Tan
Extra
All
tanks
made
of
12-Kau(e
steel
Industrial
Welding
Green
884
225
First
Avenue
t
J
Western
Puck
This
advrtlsement
is
not
published
or
"
f(J
Loop
Six
won
team
high
triple
with
a
score
of
3095.
In
Oroup
2
Lois
Keays
of
Shenton's
Sheet
Metal
took
the
ladies'
high
single
with
273
and
Jennie
Warren
of
Pushovers
took
Rv
Tbo
CHlia'lltttl
Pi-PS-
The
Western
Hockey
League,
'
bunched
like
a
pack
of
three-year-olds
since
It
broke
from
the
gate
two
weeks
ago,
has
begun
to
stretch
out.
Facing
a
tight
early
schedule,
Calgary
Stampeders
padded
their
URPLU
ladies'
high
three
with
670.
George
Goodwin
of
Orphans
with
3R8
took
men's
high
single
and
also
men's
high
triple
with
842.
Fashion
Footwear
took
team
high
single
and
high
triple
with
scores
of
1274
and
3579.
!
Results:
lead
during
the
week-end,
slam
ming
Saskatoon
Quakers
8-2
Sat
urday
in
the
Saskatchewan
city.
Edmonton
Flyers
visited
New
m
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suppers
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Odds
V
Ends
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Ladies'
SANDALS
While
They
Last
O
GET
YOUR
TIRES
WINTERIZED
with
the
NEW
SAWDUST
TREAD
.
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for
those
slippery
roads
'
or
for
all-purpose
driving
TQfy
1
Group
I
Whalen's
Lucky
Six
3,
Hums
1.
Hiuh
Gold
3.
Northern
Glass
1.
Bob
Parker
3.
Harold's
1.
Chats
3.
Windy
Six
1.
'
Hill's
Shoe
Store
4,
Eby
&
Sons
.
0.
.
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
4,
High
Green
0.
Group
2
Orphans
4,
Esquire
Men's
Wear
0.
Mixups
4,
Daily
News
0.
Pushovers
3,
Headpinners
1.
Canada
Life
3,
Fowlie
&
Ruttle
1.
Hi-Jackers
3,
Shamrocks
1.
Fashion
Footwear
3,
Shenton's
1.
Westminster,
splitting
the
laurels
with
Royals
4-4.
but
Victoria
Cougars
went,
to
Seattle
and
the
Bomber?
dropped
them
7-2.
Sunday
the
Bombers
strafed
Edmonton
8-3.
Calgary
leads
the
league
with
11
points,
picked
up
In
eight
games,
against
Vancouver's
second-place
showing
pn
nine
points
collected
in
five
contests.
Saskatoon
has
also
appeared
in
five
games,
netting
seven
points.
From
there,
the
league
scales
down
in
this
order:
New
Westminster
and
Seattle,
tied
for
fourth,
Edmonton,
then
Vic
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pairs
Ladies'
SANDALS
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for
the
GENERAL
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FIX
FLATS
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RUBBER
BOOTS
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Length
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Vic
Menzies
took
Vvit.h
mpn'
Mixed
ien-fin
Bowling
league
high
single
and
high
triple
in
the
with
scores
of
212
and
555
Sun
SC
95
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WV
1-,
m
fit
day.
Ladies'
high
single
and
high
triple
were
captured
by
Bcv
Mat-son
with
188
and
458.
Team
high
single
was
won
by
Dominoes
with
617
and
team
high
52,
Bovs'
OXFORDS
and
BOOTS
pair
nil'
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to
Liquor
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ore
not
a
sideline
with
us
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SERVICE
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FASHION
FOOTWEAR
SURPLUS
STOB'
inree
game
loiai
was
rolled
by
Four
Aces
with
1729.
Results:
Dominoes
4,
Tiny
Mites
8.
,
Four
Aces
4,
Tlmberticks
0.
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M's
3.
LUfikles
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THIRD
AVENUE
AND
SIXTH
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