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|he’s due for a real. big
‘-{been . working with Val - Fon-
“line five’-game-winning goals.
[| will takeover: rightwing.

°¥| - A second unit which has: look-
| éd’-eood “in training ‘is composed

fand, Alex .Kuzma, Among the

! ‘two. and 4° half-inch. winger

180 | while’, Bruce.” Bennett. .of < the
"Group -1 Hi Greens. chalked: up

centre in the léngueand.I think ee
eas Lions
the coach said) eh
“In initial workouts Fielder ‘has:
, Canadian ‘Press

To. say. “Saskatchewan
than to swear

teyne, who tied a WHL record

for rookies last season by scot~

Ray: Kinasewich, ‘en route from:
the. Detroit ‘Red Wings camp,

STRONG: SECOND: LINE

BombersRepeat Win
_--By JIM PEACOCK

in Edmonton today, for the Roughies
jhave done it agaiti—knocked over the Eskimos, Asif
. that-wasn’t enough, Riders did it in unfriendly Clarke

 

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To Capture ‘56

 

34-7

Staff Writer
Roughriders” is worse

 

Stadium. ..

Thatis:no. little feat, for Es-
kimos hadn't: been beaten at
home.in 20.games. until Monday
night: when: Riders whipped, them
33-7 to-move. into.’a first-place
tie with’ Edmonton. iy the West-
ern Interprovincial Football"Un-
ion, ct eta
Meanwhile, - Winnipeg Blue
Bombers, behind hard-charging
half: Bob. MeNamara,, widened
‘the. margin. between . playoff
berths and also-rans,: defeating
‘British’ Columbia . Lions 34-7
at Winnipeg: to. take a four-point
lead over” fourth-place B.C. ~and
-points of the

of George Senick, Rudy, Filion

rookies, trying for wing spols are
Doug: Kilburn, ‘brother of. the

hard-shooting: left winger from
Trail, and: Bruce Lea,.a six-foot,
from. Ponoka, ‘Alta.,.who impres~
sed. Allen atthe Detroit camo.
Among. those... missing. from
thé early American drills, war
‘Eddie: Dorohoy, high-voltag*
centre who: sét -a league record,
for misconduct ‘and - game mis-
conduct penalties last’ year. “| move within. two
“Rddie has expressed @ desire|top. -° ben
to be traded to Victoria, becavs¢|ppppyCKA LEADS’ ATTACK
his home and business.are there. Not" since. Sept. 27° 1954, when

 

 

over the Saskatchewan line from
three yards, following a Tripucka

Parker forward pass, to score
the Edmonton touchdown. Tadk-
le Bob Dean converted.

in. the. first quarter set up two
Rider touchdowns, one that gave |.

fumble and ‘a 20-yard Jackie

‘Four lost fumbles by Hskimios

them 2 70 first-quarter lead and
another that came early in the
second to. make it 18-7. at. the.

 

house, Oliver Lake.

a copper tray and
by Norm Christianson,

Bob Armstrong will take over presidential. duties from Mr.
Parlette when jhe leaves Friday for Vancouver.
endance at the party.
iven Andy Scott who leaves
‘for Albarni shortly, Mr. Scott holds the’ recerd of the most
straight birds at one. goal — shooting 108 without a miss.

Probable

Lineups

relatives and friends were In att
Life membership was also -g

 

half, Riders lead 16-7 after three
quarters, ol,
. Eskimos played with 10 imports

John Bright: and Earl Lindley:
Leo Miles, brother of Rollie, who
‘was a standout pass catcher.and

 

Coach ‘Allen, however, hes "°-|1 5 oa. dined the. til
jected. ‘his plea,.and told him Riders turned:the trick 8-6, have
to“get- here quick.” 9) Eskimos lost, before. a. hometow n
DBO ee crowd, and it.was a disappointed
“lone of 20,000 Monday night that
wo watched’ Saskatchewan. quarter-
‘y [back Frank’ Tripucka and his
_ _ smashing line romp over the in-
jury-weakened Eskimos,
». | The loss-was' the second in a/
oot ae Be” brow for Eskimos, who dropped
Mickey Cross of -HMCS Cha-' an 11-1 decision to B.C. ab Van-
n bowled women's high-single|oouver a_.week: ago, and. their
Group.2 of the mixed bowling | second of the season to Riders,

 

able to play because of a-knee in-
jwy. ee
“Riders, taking advantage of
every: Eskimo. defensive lapse,
yan up 26 first downs on 250
yards passing and 219 rushing.
Eskimos had 150. yards passing

instead of the maximum 12 he-| :
cause..of injuries to. fullbacks|.

runner Morday night, .was .not|

 

   

 

 

RONNIE KNOX, star import.
quarterback formerly with the |

‘Bauer, rf 241;. Slaughter, If
281; Mantle, cf, .393; Berra, ¢.
298: Skowron, tb 208; MeDoue- |
ald, ss 311; Carey, 3b 238; Mar-!
tin, 2b .264; Ford, p 19-6.

‘land 104 rushing for

 

Wamilton Tiger-Cats of the
Big Four Football nion arrived
in Calgary last night to dis- |
cuss possible terms for a con-
tract with the Stamps. Knox |
has been: the subject of much

16 first
downs, as Riders. pulled the Es-
kimo strategy of retaining pus-
session, oe

PARKER BUSY MAN

 

i purses’ witli a-score’of| who won. 31-4.at Regina. But
igh three in the same|rcks have played one less game |
was .scored by: Pegey| than Riders. wo
nm of. Fashion Footwear ‘

nthe. men’s’! high
e. Shenton, of Shen-

0 catching of Canadian end Harry
roup 2 and Len Lavick

n’ Lampman and: running by haltf-

down. passes, a:six-yard. toss to
-{Lampman and, a,25-yard play: to
Carpenter. Carpenter, last year’s
scoring champion, who got three

three game total of 623...
“Team high single: in Group.,]
| was won by. HiGolds with ‘1086.

Team: three’ in the ‘same. group

 

 
  
    

BOXERS + .Agt, Tos Mason (eft) of Stellarton
1, Gevald Vanstone (right). of Sydney, N.S, wore chosen
bh Canada’s Olymple boxing team nfter
pene flan amateur. boxing ehamplohships held ab Montreal, At Cen-
1. tte Ja-thelr trainer, Bgt, Maj, Torry Weatherall of Camp Pol-
ajo -Lawawe, of Lo anny acura,

|was scored by Hi” Green. with

 

“"péain ‘high single and, three in touchdown. ©.

Group. 2 was won by: Fashion| warrEHOUSE KICKS. .

 

| “ANTWERP, Belgium @— Stan Regi

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‘road. bike rider,’ died “here..yes-
: terday. cos ° ce ee

. oa |Ron Adam,:who-went-in late in
* Tripucka’s passing, the brilliant ,

touchdowns in. Saturday night’s
. 26-28, Victory. over, B.C;, plunged
2977. er jover from 2, yard out for another |

ye. “lroughed by Bud Grant, :- -
UN plunged from a
yard out, fora touchdown while
guard Reggie, Whitehouse. kicked
ainst:lOckers, . for ‘ three converts «atid : “two. field
nav| Ockers, : former. world. champion goals, from 14 and 12 yards.

Fullback Normie Kwong drove}

‘Tripucka completed 18 of 24

forward attempts and Canadian controversy after he was sus-

pended from the Ti-Cals,

 

the last quarter; completed two
of three. Parker, rushed ‘almost
toff his feet all night, comoleted
13-0f 23, mC

 

 

two of them in the final minutes. |
| Buddy . Leake, - who played |
quarterback in place of Eagle Day
‘during: more than: half of the)
‘lpame, scored. two rouchdowns, | the league’s history.

passed for another. and convert-! The signals were prepared on
ed three. “End. Tom Miner got a \instruction of the NHL governors |
single. when .he missed 2 field. and will he of special benefit to

14 designated

the first:complete official set in|

 

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For Lake, the 14-point night |10.games over the CBS network
gaye him‘a 3-point weekend fol- jin the United States. |
lowing his -20-point performance:
in Bombers’ 37-14 win. over Cal- |
gary Saturday. roe

A nine-yard: pass:

an NHL referee a year ago, em-

er Jerry Gustafson to

Ed Verch gave: B.C, its only {set to cover

 

‘| Little League

| Banquet Friday

‘| ‘Annual Little League ban-
quet will be held in the Le-
-| gion Hall Friday, October 5
at 6:30 pam

Any mother who can help
prepare and set tables in the
aflernoon is urgently: reques-

ston at 4734, 0
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+ PyLTHE Assonlated Press. ,
| 139,

New Orleans in—Charley J
pointed Al Hauser, 168, Phil
dolphin, 10,

121, Los Angeles,
Don Ursua, 116, Manila, 1,

cove meee aay gee SRT S SS OE Pe ceFM meet

TAILBACK ARRESTED

 

  

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winning at the Can- {burglary Monday, Pollea repo

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Last Night's Fights

* New: York in--Johnny Busso,
New York, outpointed Tom-
|my Salom, 136%, Cleveland, 10.
uy

seph, 159%, New Orlenns ote |

‘gtorkton, Callf, —Al Wileher,
outported i

Gerry MeDougall, senior tall-
back on the UCLA foothall team

ed he admitted taking a clock ;

apartment near the campus, |

touchdown, ‘Ikon Baker ‘convert-

ed. ot. ;
Bombers took a°7-0'lead in-plie ARM MOTION USED
first quarter and were ahead 12-0 | T} jonals are:
al me Lae et aang the) Slow whistle mither arm, In
tmargin cut to 17-7. alter. three Ca tarda
ato, BU BEY EBS Mpeg ply Fans
e fourth. a \* * attiaay °
; . -'neutwal zone without stoppage,
Bombers picked up 315 yares aim js drawn down the instanee
along the ground-and 122 In the) tne puck crosses the ling
air for 23 first downs while! , veage af npr
[Lions gol only 22 yards rushine | Referee repentediy points, with
yand 180 yards passing for Wj treo hand without whistle to
ifh’st downs, Peake and Day) player to be penalized until play
completed elght of 16 forward. | iy stopped.
while Gustafson clicked on 12! Washout--Sweeping sideways
of 28,, motion of both arms,
Leake went over from 10 yards;down. The signal by a referee
out for the first-quarter touch. | indicates no goal; by a linesman,
{down and cracked over from
tyards out for the second-quar- |
ter score, In the third, Gustaf.
son hit end Dan Edwards with , across the chest,

 

‘tons, no offside.

One linesman

pitch into the end zone to Vereb. |

Early In the fourth, Bombers |
ae recovered a wild lateral by Paul |
‘Cameron and McNamara sot |
two more touchdowns, one from |
nine yards ot after a Rember:
pass Interception and the ather
on t T-yard pass from Leake!
after Clrant reecvered the short,
Winalneg lekoff! and ran to
the seven,

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Ve PRESENTS
1) October 2, 1956—~. : | NOVEMBER 0, 1050—
vat | ye ¢ Marlo Delll Pontl,
_ poe Inoz Matthows and Marvin Hayas, Sensational young Catan
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PREBRUARY 10, 1081—
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Canada's famed vholinist

MANGE 10, 100%—=

Rlehard DyereBennelt
Tenor, Amerten'a Mosler
Minatrel

 

To Stewart, Alles Arm, Mine
colt and Port Simpson
Priday Midnite |

scomirsor 0
To Massete and Port Clements
Thiyadiay AWM.

Mnarinvenny ety For Pett

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(he builders of the U5, Navy's
mighty new carrer, USA,
Ranger, for ustag wlunminan full
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ly vane " , ° : ~ t

A farewell party was given Frank Parlette,
the Prince Rupert Rod and Gun Club Saturday

World Series
Wednesday:

lison, 159%,
‘Mass.. outpointed Don Willlams, U.S. weather bureau dnnounced

156, Worcester, Mass., 12,

signals are to be exi
used by referees-and linesmen, 1it does not.
_ Holding—Clasping cither wrist |
with the other hand well in front
‘of the chest.
| _ Tripping—Extending right les:

goal attempt and Rae Ross yas television audiences, particularly ; striking it
” lwith the television this season of low the knee.

PAPLETTE, SCOTT HONORED
AT ROD AND GUN FAREWELL

president of
at the club-

A presentation of life membership to the club along with
cocktail shaker was made to. Mr, Parlette

In Series

-BROOKLYN 17

ups for the opening game of the nant
“Ebbets Field son, and the manner in. which

at

eYankees

Dodgers

Gilliam, If 300; Reese, ss 957,,) time.
Snider, ef .292:
275; Hodges, 1b .265; Furillo. i WEATH
289: Campanella, ¢ 219; Neal,
9 287; Maglie, 13-5.

Holyoke,

NHL Prepares First Full Set

‘forward, clear of thes ice, and : |
with. right hand be-

HOOKING SIGNAL

four rule infractions :

: ‘hand across
| Was adopted by the league in the hand ACTOSS
1 1946-47 season. in
forward and biekward motions :
with both fists clenched cntznd-

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Delayed calling of penaity-- |"

palins| §

six'no icing and, In certun situa ||

Icing the puck--Arms folded ||

ln 41-vard forward to sel 19 his; may assist the other in iol d

: HEE eS Hooking—A series of tugging |
Bill Chadwick, who retired n= muons with both arms, as if
, . _., | pulling something
iployed a system of signals which ‘stomach.

i
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toward the ;
‘ mo ‘ * . : i
amauta Sr 8” ng es of hp
nalt bac 8 : motions with the edge of one.

Cross-cheeking---

Ing from the chest.

High-sticking-- Holding doh,

More than: 30

“Probable line- | Winning? Capturing the pen-

Robinson, 3b:

Mass (—-Barry Al- and Brooklyn Dodgers Wednes- |
Chicopea

sts; by the washout signal if:

the opposite fore-

By JOE REICHLER
BROOKLYN i — The well-
rested New York Yankees ruled
a stout 7T-to-5 cholee to de-
throne the champion Brooklyn

 

 

Yanks 7.5 -5 Favorite |

g .

eres |.
Despite Alston’s uncertainty) ©

it was believed that Sal Magliegn.

Brookiyn’s hottest. pitcher in ume”
stretch, will get the call.

 

 

Dodgers In the 1956 world series
which stars Wednesday at Eb-
bets Field, but the National
Leaguers had plenty of support-

crs, (00. fstablished 1910

 

 

Yankees.

“A}} they have to do Is play the
kind of ball they played against
us in thdse last three days,” Bra-
gan said, “Those guys were sim-

 

 

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Bobby Bragan, who gained
stature as a manager even ° HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Pittsburgh's three season-end- _ !
ing losses to Brooklyn, picked | MOT G range” ws
the Dodgers, to defeat the | —7 pee.
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UMP PICKS BUMS ©

i A major !eague umpire, who
will remain unidentified even

NTPIE 16

great,” a

ween

though he will not work in the ROAD GRAVELLING
series, thought ‘the Dodgers A
would win “because they are OPERATIONS ae
keyed up right now and they \

have the momentum.
“Tye been reading where the
Dodgers are supposed to be

ined? he said. “Tired of what? |
tired I — Summit Area

ther notlee.

 

on the last day of the sta~

‘they did it, was the best pick-
cme-up they could. have gotten.”

Whitey Ford, incidentally, was
certain to pitch for the Yankees
in the opener but manager Wal-
‘ter Alston was not expected to

Signals

 

‘name the Brooklyn pitcher until
‘after the workout today or per-
haps nob wot! just before game:

the travelling publle is res
quested to proceed with caus §,
lion in the Galloway Rapids4..
willl fare

Observe Signs and :

Minimize Delays “

G. E, Beaton
District Superintendent;
for Minister of Ulghways

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Falls, iday will be clear and cool, the!

today.

Engine Repairs

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-|scorgd 284... in Group. BOHN wariow: paced the fired-up| Me 16407 ale ae ®
Men's high three i Group 2 | Roughriders as they: sifted ;watched McNamara s sensation- i Re f L S i . oo
= Men's ely Harold Group *\through the Edmonton, line for al-display. one Minnesota, hall-| aw B ereree- mesmen 31 nais @ Machinery and Milling,
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| ‘Tripucka. threw two . touch- ‘ine to score three touchdowns,' MONTREAL ‘@—The National calls by raising either arm If, in fists around one: another in|j @ Auto Repairs
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Interference— Crossed arms
‘stationary in front of chest.
Misconduct—Placing of both |
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