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i Canadian Press Staff Wriler | have their way.. .
{ MDMONTON « — Edmonton’. But for the fact halfback Rol-
Eskimos trampled Kitchener. | Hie Miles is 80 durable, the
Waterloo Dutchmen 38-6 Satur- | feather-toed Negro might. have
day night and the scoreboard | °c? put on the sidelines by a
. Says they had an easy time, bub cha, he took as he scored a
. the “gume brought complaints | SObCncown, .
trat the Grey Cup semi-final] Miles was carried off the field
between the western interpro- ; Unconscious after being squeezed

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fall unions isn't worth the , tnd another Dutchman as the
candle. jeastern champions sought to
+ the win qualified Fsks, ag cx. Prevent him from scoring a ma-
i may jor,
, pected, to mec, Montreal Alou- Halfback Edward Glenn Lipp-
Varsity Strains on Tani sat pRan limped off the field after
+ t abo » fenton, Ne arpa
urday bué the righ of injury, and |" old leg injury was aggravated.
to a much lesser exient the risk |EXPECLED TO DRESS
of at upset defeat, may wipe out} Both Miles and Lippman are
mcrapttmmnacsmmuratuness cognes on , expected to dress for the Grey
:Cup game but they might have
‘been put out.
E ' | In the Eskimo dressing room
After the game, there was a feel-
‘ing that the Dutchmen, an Ed-
imonton farin clio, were wnneces-

 

 

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: Edmonton Tramples ORFU Champions "

Meeting
about convinced that taking the
extra game is not worth the
candle...”

Miles scored two touchcowns
for Esks before he left the game
and halfback Johnny Bright, a
Calgary Stampeder castoff, also
counted a couple.

The other Edmonton majors
were scored by Lippman and
tackle Jim Weatherall.

Tackle Bob Dean~ converted
the six majors and added two
single points on separate tries
for field goals,

Gerry Mactaggart caught a
Celeri pass for the lone major
scored by the eastern champions
and halfback Paul Amodio con-
verted it, =

Bow! Games

Not Settled

  
 
    

Atl La i cent said:
ae . “I'd like to see the Big Four’

  

LADY BULOVA “Cc”

17 jewels, self-winding,
shock resistant, antiemag-

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sftie netic, expansion bracelet, | oo a feeling the game. should
We be eliminated. .
“lf: «a wiht Hal Pawson, sports editor of
TNT ecomet the Edmonton Journal, wrote in
of pts ae his column “it is a nothing-to-
‘ lose everything-to-gain provosi-
_ AND ALL THE tion for K-W....

“Actually, this probably will
be the last ~ the first was last
year in Winnipeg ~ such playoff

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| in the west. It is almost certain
i ‘the WIFU will refuse to extend
Wg jan invitation to the ORFU to
i “4 mg join them in the Canadian
I rah 1» &* semis in any future year.

‘ it $ ts ' “Which will leave that part of
He \ ithe pre-Gray Cup en ae
Hee. ‘ aqaeee Y amepcs ‘monies once again up to the Big
" JEWELLERS: Four champs,

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the castern champi.. « winning. |
} = Coach Frank Pop Ivy of the!
f split-T Esks who is usually reti- |’

and WIFU finals finish at the!
same time with the winners go-

Even before the game there

mi fered a 55-7 pasting by Okla:
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By ED CORRIGAN

NEW YORK th-.The seram-
te for lucrative bowl. berths
vas not over by any means to-

i day, but no matter how the final
[pairings line up the “natural”
of the year won't take place,

The Rose Bow] is the only ene
of the four big post-season
.extravacanzas filled,-It will pit
twice-beaten Southern Califor-
nia against mighty Ohio State.
UCLA, one of ihe few teams in
the country capable of giving the
Buckeyes an argument, played
in the Luse Bowl last Jan, 1,
and, by Pacific Ceast Conference
edict, can’t’ appear again,

So the rule has knocked out
the game of the year. Both Ohio
State and UCLA ‘boast 9-0 rec-
ords, Both ‘are undisputed mas-
ters of their conferences, UCLA
the PCC and Ohio State the Bi:
10, and they rank as the No: 1
and 2 teams in tne nation.

DOUBT DISPELLED

Tf there was any doubt as to
who was best in the PCC, it was
disspelled Saturday when UCLA
clubbed the Trojans, 34-0,
Ohio State, meanwhile. was
winning its seventh Big 10 game.
A 21-7 derision over Michigan,

Two oicher ieams emerged with
bowl assignments as the final
Whistle ‘blew on, the last big
weekend of '54—Arkansas as the
Cotton Bowl host and Nebraska
;aS the visitor for the Orange
Bowl, But both sneaked in the
back door,
| Arkansas was beaten by Lou's-
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homa, But Baylor.beat Southern

ROCKET RICHARD is grooming his four-year-old son Normantl
to follow in his skute tracks with Montreal Canadiens of the
National Hockey, League. We has the youngster, togged in the
familiar Canadiens’ uniform, out for a skate at the Montreal
Forum, Normand began skating last year and already is making
good progress. The boy is fond of other Sports also. (CP Photo}

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Etcheverry Sparks Aiouettes
Into Grey Cup Playoff Final

By MEL MORRIS [held a wide Margin on the
Canadian Press Staff Writer eround, outgaining the Ticats
MONTREAL (Montreal Al-: 118 yards to 18,
ouettes, who seldom give an op-;
posing team a break, handed: game trailing the series by five
Hamilton a pair of touchdowns’ points, whitlled the Montrea!
on fumbles Saturday but still! margin to four in tha second
had plenty of firepower left to; quarter but never could pull any
clown the Tiver-Cats 24-19 and! “laser. .
advance into the Grey Cun final.|
The win gave the Als the two-!
fame tolal-points series 38-29.
the exact 10-point margin quot-:
cd by Montreal odds-makers be-!
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By The Canada Press

Once more, it was the unvanny| s-Nelson Fone ees 3 i Oa tp 4
assing ee ruterbacke kerr 5 f
re en n all a at rterbacky x-incl-d 3 "wo Trajl-Nelson games
pam Etcheverry that carved wed a le to both clubs for ex-
Montreal to victory before 21,025) eccding .cague player-limit.

fans. He combined with Alex! —"
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In the world of athletic sports you can score only:
when your side has the ball, Possibly players like Mr,
New. are former athletes as they appear to believe.
to score points at the bridge

East dealer
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The Tiger-Cats, ho ent into the

treal defeated the defending. WIL. STANDINGS
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for a 102-yard touchd : Chose the nine of hearts: :

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hand, After the J-heart open- fotced another discard from Mr.

Ing he was right In there with a news mane. 4 This ke nea
spade overcall on a bad hand‘and Mis Keun w uld hash { "he: rt
ia bad suit. When he got doubled tricks 80 he threw wa ‘the
‘and heard Mr. Abel rescue at two | ht of spades ay ~
;clubs, he panicked. He made a “8M of spaces,

{horrible try for a safe spot at! Mrs. Keen then cashed the ace
'Lwo no trump, got doubled again Of hearts, on which Mr. Dale got -
‘and managed to roll up exactly Td of his last club. A spade lead
jone trick, rue ee
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Mr. Dale led the six of dia- Suit.
monds which was: ducked in!
dummy, Mrs, Keen winning with |

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the queen. Back came the-eight |
ef diamonds; covered with the!
inine, the ten and won with:
| ummy's ace,

| Here Mr. New made a Very
-bad play. He led the ten ol
-hearts from the board. Mrs.
“teen won with the king and re-
j turned the six of spades, Mr. New
‘ducked and the ten won.

‘CASHES DIAMOND TRICKS -
, Mr. Dale now cashed three dia- ,

{mond tricks, Mrs, Keen flis-!
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RECOVER FUMBLES

Four Montreal fumb'es, three
of them recovered by Hamilton,
sept the Tieals in son ention
until jate in the fourth quarter,
- Pete. Karpuk) seozperd up oa
rumble by Webster on the Mon-
Weal 25 in the second quarter

AW saced.Intowthe. end zune for!
the first Hamillon touchdown.

Hunsinger dropped the Eall on

his own 33 white running baek.

the kickoff to open the third
quarter and the Tiser-Ca's @eoye
for another major, Lo, Masserow
faking an elehtevard uaes for
the score six plays later,
Tamillon’s last Lavehdowi was
scored by Ray Ramsey, who ear-
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Boal OF the same by dropping

two passes while in the elear..

. InNHLAction Over Weekend |

By AL COLLETI telub in the Jea
Canadian Press Statf Writer |Hawks.
sven . alievery ., With Gordie Howe back in the ;
 Sawehuk, Howe, Belloveau, for to’ give the champion De-.'
Richard, Lumley and Lindsay | jolt Red Wings the spark, Saw-‘
are among the dozen ors lehuk whitewashed---the., Black |
color” players. Inthe National raves 5-0 Saturday night and
Hockey League that writers ale | 49 Sunday night ”
ways seem toa have a spot for in| The Maple Leafs who have
Bes fine perform. | L2et 1 somewhat of a slump
eee alee in Hine “perform: ater going nine straight with-
ances In an interesting six-game out A loss salvaged something |
week-end as the NHL rolled into; from the weekend by coming |
high gewr, But it was a rookle) pon, behind with two goals Igte
goulle who stole the show with |) the third period to {le a
a palr of shutouts on successive Raneers 2-9 In New York Sunday
nights, night i i
Lone John Henderson, 9 tej at.
Sverreold ‘Torontonlon brought Tn the other lengue aetion the }

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The shsfeol, fonr-ineh, 195-
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veteran Sugar Jim Henry Nov.
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Torry Sawehuk, twlee winnes
af the Vezina Trophy for the
best ponlle before he was nosed
out ina photo finish by Harry
Lannley last: season, also chalked
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rest of the points, Bnd Ray Poole
converted two of the Montreal
touchdowns and kleked a fi dd
sOal and aw pale of singles, ‘Tex
Conlter added two more singles
or dhe Ats, while Tp Logan
converted the three Hamilton
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