Prince
Rupert
Dailv
News
Friday,
October
23,
1953
i'Grid
Dopsters
Give
Up
Trying
To
Solve
Big
Four
Possibilities
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
Snow
Togs
For
Bovs
and
Girls
.SPECIAL
DAY
TO
HONOR
1
"Sk
By
The
Canadian
Press
last-place
Calgary
Stampede
at
IN
CANADA'S
"MR.
FOOTBALL
IMC
7.95
?8.95
and
up.
home
to
Saskatchewan.
In
the
Big
Four
here's
where
the
"ifs"
start.
If
Toronto
beats
Tiger-Cats
at
Toronto
on
Saturday
and
Rough
Riders
snap
their
three-game
losing
streak
and
knock
over
the
Alouettes
at
Montreal,
eastern
Canada
fans
can
look
for
a
tight
race
to
the
wire.
If
Montreal
and
Hamilton
win,
the
point
spread
between
the
co-
2.
1
,!i,.dl
to
!
TORONTO
Pi
The
retirement
of
one
of
Canada's
all-time
great
football
players
will
be
marked
Nov.
14
by
a
Joe
Krol
day.
Krol's
playing
days
after
15
years
In
senior
football
ended
abruptly
last
Sunday
when
he
aggravated
a
knee
Injury
while
Toronto
Argonauts
were
playing
Moiitreal
Alouettes.
The
same
two
Big
Four
teams
will
be
In
action
In
Varsltar
Stadium
here
Nov.
14
when
"King
Krol"
Is
honored.
It
will
be
t.ic
latt
game
of
the
regular
schedule.
I
There
are
so
many
"Us"
attached
to
the
play-off
chances
of
Big
Four
and
Ontario
Rugby
Football
Union
teams
that
even
the
experts
have
given
up
trying
to
"dope"
out
the
situation.
The
teams
can
decide
for
themselves
on
the
playing
field.
In
the
Western
Conference
the
only
thing
to
be
decided
is
venue
of
the
opening
game
between
Saskatchewan
Roughriders
and
Winnipeg
Blue
Bombers.
The
Western
Conference
schedule
closes
out
with
Winnipeg
All
Ages.
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WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
:
will
be
six
with
three
games
re
maining
In
the
14-game
sched-
meeting
the
league-leading
Es-
Olson's
Reign
May
Only
Last
Until
He
Meets
Kid
Gavilan
kimos
at
Edmonton
and
the
ule.
5"
TODAY
and
SATURDAY
eningi
7
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Saturday
Motine
2:0o
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By
GAYLE
TALBOT
i
vantage
of
a
situation
made
to
!
his
order
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comparative
short
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with
such
giants
of
the
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160-pound
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as
Harry
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,
Robinson,
to
name
only
three
j
former
kings
of
a
great
weight
!
division.
sarily
Indicate
that
he
has
all
of
a
sudden
developed
a
real
wallop.
The
Briton
was
wide
open
on
each
occasion,
backed
against
the
ropes
and
seenUifkly
i
mesmerized,
and
Bobo
was
able
Jlie
jloiuuiesL
Profession
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The
former
Honolulu
street
brawler
simply
doesn't
hit
hard
enough
to
belong
in
such
company.
It
cannot
be
said,
though,
that
the
father
of
four
has
not
taken
fast
and
complete
ad-
a
STARRING
Kf"
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O'lferi
am
a
re
I
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t:c
to
put
everything
he
had
Into
a
volley
of
shots
to
the
Jaw.
It
was
the
cumulative
effect
rathtr
than
any
single
blow
that
put
Randy
on
the
canvas.
In
fact,
some
of
the
experts
thought
the
new
champ
exposed
a
serious
weakness
In
not
stopping
his
weary
opponent
when
he
had
him
so
badly
hurt.
However,
as
Olson
did
win
the
fight
with
something
to
spar.-,
it
perhaps
Is
unfair
to
look
lor
the
flaws.
Our
prtvate-oplrnan,
"fitch
n
being
widely
challenged,
is
that
Bobo
will
hold
the
title
only
up
to
the
night
that
he
takes
on
the
Cuban
Whip,
Kid
Oavllan,
who
currently
rules
the
next
lower
weight
division,
the
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Seven
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STANDINGS
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tied
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Detroit
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10
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Montreal,
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