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By The Canadian Press

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Montreal .......... 4 1 218 9 9
Detroit 6. 4 1 016 BB!
New York ........ 220 912 4: J
Boston ......eeeee 1162 910 4,
Toronto ........., 022710 21 OF §
Chicago .......... 0 4 t 817 1: 4
WEL Standines By The Canadian Press
. wed .
WLTFA Pts: Calgary Stampeders, at on
New Westinlnster .. + 1 125 10% stage Unis season considered the |
Vancouver ........ 4101911 8 « ” :
Calgary ..... so, 2 3 12019 5° “powerhouse” of the Western In-
Edmonton ........ 2 3 019 20 4 terprovineial Football, Union, |
Saskatoon 62.2... 23 01621 4 1 7
Victoria ........., 1 4 015 24 2 now can get into the three-team

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Anson View Chinchillas Saxton To Make
Third Attempt
0 tore 's.c, At Welter Title

C. THOMPSON
627 Hemlock Street

i PHILADELPHIA (P— Welter-
— i weight champion Kid Gavilan
rem and challenger Johnny Saxton
}/ will make a third attempt Wed-
a|nesday night to have it out in a
I} 15-round title fight in Conven-
gi tion Hall,

| The twice-postponed bout or-
jjiginally was scheduled for July
14 and then Sept. 1. The first
; Postponement was caused by the
'Cuban champ's injured right
| hand and the second when The
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Playoff Berth Doubtful

— playoff only if Winnipeg Eski-
‘mos lose all three remaining

The Stampeders were forced
‘into this position when beaten
19-8 by. Saskatchewan ‘Rough-
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Stampeders

ton Eskimos ‘trounced British

a j Columbia Lions 31.3.

A chance to prolong this ma-
j thematical chance is given Larry
;Stemering’s Calgary entry when
they invade the Manitoba capi-
tal tonight.to meet Blue Bomb-
ers in ‘Stamps’ last game this
season while Edmonton is in
Vancouver wrestling with the
hapless Lions,

‘In Montreal, Sam (The Rifle)
Etcheverry, twisted Hamilton Ti-'
ger-Cats tails Saturday and
practically blasted the black and
yellow club out of Molson Stad-
lum with one-of the slickest ex-
hibitions of passing the Big Four
has seen.’ -

Etcheverry, three-year import
{from Denver University, threw
five touchdown passes and com-
pleted 26 of 36 for a 586-yard
gain through the air, believed to

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Royals, Stamps
Victorious
In Weekend WHE

By The Canadian Press

Hometown fans are fetting lots
to cheer about in the- young
Western Hockey League season.

Continuing the trend that has
Seen the visiting club humiliated
in all but four of the 16 league
games played to date, New West.
minster Royals and Calgary
Stampeders sent supporters home
happy in the only games sched-
uled this weekend, |

Royals walloped the tail-end
Victoria Cougars 7-2 in New
Westminster Saturday night to
vault into first place over the
idle Vancouver Canucks. And
the Stampeders, who had won
only one previous start, made a
i winning home debut by humbl-

 

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‘The Als ran up a 46-11 score,’ of the Plumbers took high ‘piay-

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Sask. ........., 9 3 2 205 171 20!
Edmonton .,...8 5 0 188 132 16
Winnipeg ...... 7 4 2 161 157 16}
Calgary ........ 7 8 O 259 154 14!
BC. oe... 112 0 91290 2,

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LEONARD TAKES BC OPEW |H ombination
WW SECOND PLAYOFF ROUND | Sparks Headpinnéts’ Win

. ing three-under-par 68 here Sunday ‘to capture’ his fourth
m}) nplonship in nine-hole playoff

who shot a par 71.

The playoff was the second in the tightly contested $1,500
open that saw Leonard, Lausford, Doug Bajus of Vancouver
and veteran Chuck Congdon of Tacoma tied at the end of the
regulation 54 holes Oct. 9. Leonard and Langford remained .
tied dfter the first 18-hole playoff a week

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iGroup 1 of the Ladies’ Bowling”
‘League Tuesday ‘with a tevm:
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j haree of 2887.

| Sparking the Cloverleafs tu top’
spqi was Olga Newton with a-
players’ high score of 345 and in-:
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Results: Group 1—Art Murrays 4,
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Bowling was concerned Thursday

single and high three with scores
of 290 and 713 to ald the cause
of “Headpinners and
posting a-player’s high single. of
312 anid men’s high three of-718
to help Headpinners rate team

high three of 3663.

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Pushovers 1; La. Gonlola 3; RCMP 1:
Shentons. 3, Esquire ‘Meng Wear i;
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