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‘RVff of New York advance to/# Fuentes, Los Angeles,

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CHRISTMAS Wrenettes—-Currie 4, Arndt. Spence | ‘fifth place as a result of Art! Lightweight champion, Jimmy :—
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' pe e Caldary Stampeders moved to leap to-the’ top ‘of ine leade: wit " “Ada store Wh
ade é ore a ermine within one polnt of second place! a win, Victoria one al
oe in the Western Hockey League) ‘Tap man on the Calgary ‘seor- | Lloyd Pathan wa sh
if Tuesday with a.5-3 win over cel- ing parade Tuesday was forw ard|at 6:41 ¢ t the di ent off
yt tl Gordon and Anderson handed! Davis, Danny Bill, Harold Mar- lar-dwelling Saskatocn Quakers, Sid Finney, who counted in the tripping - Penalty, 's
Wal Manson's its first defeat of the! shall ‘and Rupe Holkestad. while Vancouver and Victoria} jast two frames, Gerry Couture,|- Billy Reay é 7
ret | fascn last night in Senior Bi @ & A led 20-11 ab the quar- Temained siatle and split WO! Pat Coburn and Art Michalik Bueyk foy both g ty
shibs[ » Stsketball action when they’ ter, 31-19 at the half and 52-38 points fn.a 3-3 bie, accounted for a single each, le-up of the ag
\" { , eained a 62-50 win over he eu ‘at the three-quarter mark, b ae “i n eines ay On the Saskatoon sldeof the }82me came al 3: coe
i allers and pasted a won-lost rec- ; , : toke a six-game Icsing streak vay : rane ¢
“tia ord of three ; and one to lead the! Holkestad loppet te Soaring +t for the Stamps, and they have a ledger it, ‘was Howle Milford, Dick 16 Ame at 3:56 wh}
: rd of three ¢ for the winners with 19 points, I Lamoureaux and Len Haley tn Ray Ross, :
dial i Joor, t eivht field goals and three pay- ‘slim chance a bans sreond the scoring elrele, y vee a
i de Tasing the initiative from the; off foul shots out of four, Jim place new Wes meee vs Another Saskatoon goal, also — — /
- ihe start, G & A snatched the lead | Flaten was rimner-up for G & A oan ey aC bout tonieht, ‘at the able “hands of Haley, was Fredy, Dowail
a Hes in the first quarter and kept i!) with 14 points, six by field goals oes ma Rovals meet rhe disallowed by ‘referee George OPTOMETRIE
fie by at least a dozen. points: and a 50 per cent averaze on four © | travel-worn. Vistoria Consars in} CUleny.who clalmed his whistle oy
eve} chroughowt the rest of the zame.! foul shots. rave a on the. play’ went before — the ‘
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| f H Manson's speed on the floor! More than half the points for - nel ' puck sailed ‘into-the net,’ oop bho «. q
id [Si : Was more (han Grfset by G & A's! the lesers were eurnered by the ; In the Vancouver tilt, record 303 Std Ave, J
4 map accuracy through the «ame as Scherk brothers. Don scoring 15} goal-getter- Dog Adam scored |-—— —
high the winners made 74 per cen on seven field goals and one good ree in § ' "| twee In 20 Seconds of play, ‘ir-
ie of their final tally with field free shot out of two, while Syd Ling both shots from close to May.
\ gals a3 opposed to 68 percent) made 13 points on four field cel Pelleltex's: het, ¢
- for the losers. Both.teams aver-} sons and five out cf six foul Sur vive Bill Bucyk: seored two for Vic-
! aged 55 per cent en foul ys. shots. | ' torla,-one more goal than he
Aad = Manson's managed a 7-2 leac 4 of their 30! : e secred in 47 games with the Fly-
Ae | : Pa stony . Manson's made 3 of their 90;
WS The allie ena nak points on field goals, G & A 48° protn oF HER-BOY— Proud of his honesty, Mrs. Anthony Martinez kisses her son Vince after Har Ware - en . ae Reeve scored his test
ML al ry t vay t SN, I " : ‘ + foe 9. ' , ‘ , : . “€ ‘ r
we over on'three field goals by Jim of their a ‘ene! he revealed that he was offered a $20,000 bribe to throw his October 29 fight with Carmine Flore \ Only (hree ritiks are left in the | goal in professionay’ hockey foy i
{): _ Flaten: and singletons by Joe! In preliminary action ee in Madison Sauare Garden, They are shown in, the boxer’s Haledon, NJ., -home, Martinez, who ‘gemi- finals for the Gordon's! the other Canuck marker» and
eed vs ues tiene | Oftes made their cage debut pt stopped Fiore in seven rounds, said the.bribe offer was made two days before ‘the wore 8 two Hardware Trophy after knock-| Doug Macauley picked tip’ the
tay went down to a 30-8 defeat at: nen who called at-his home. He rejected the bribe and reported the incident to New York § State t it} C ieht elim- : ’ !
ae the hands of the Green squad of | . ‘Gu competition last night elim ather poal ‘for Victoria, - rT |
{I} 4" ne senior pil iene ne, 4 | Boxing Commissioner Robert K. Christenberty. 2s See jnated five of the see GION Whe | meen vere mene nate ene samosas adie:
(. . Ve senior S freaene tee wee Stet remensat ces eeneneam ere geo Semmens names ac nets, FOR " a
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mr fone maenens es Wholesale Resh ffling of C ntenders x a fy Sport Supremacy | mee cof
ye core. paced by 4. Cloutier, 0 esa é nesnu 9 0 Bers, W. Anderson aid Aim of Russians || BESTOFFod
‘| Manson's of the junior boys Play off tonight at 6:30 pm.) CHIGAGG' im Avery Brun- Phone 4334
le 4 | pop proved too much ‘or ae Resi ts From rownin or ‘New ¢ Champs ‘Winner will meet Berg for thes dage, president of the nlerna- one 433 ?
Had Fand racked up a 33-14 tally be- final at 9:00 pm, * tonal Olymple Cominittee, says | — .
|! ; d the accurate shooting of :
ie g hind the accurate sho ampion,|'¢2% semi-final play, Bill Mz- that Russia is headed for warld
Wee p) Don Mechitosh, NEW YORK (#i—The crowning |De Marco. DeMarco was given Light ‘Heavyweight champion, Kenzie eliminated Terry Mee | supremacy in ‘sports,
ali’ "This advertisement i is not published or to of two new champions, and the the No. 1 contender's berth. that Archie Moore, Miami, Fla.: 1. NL , ink 11-3 { | Brund: k ba thay
He, ement 7 Meagy Lineups: tlantie Cit Nu. ece’s rin but was in urn; Brundage spoke. on “after.
ie displayed by ihe Viquor Control Hoard | SENIOR DO . results of several. bouts among! Carter held. | res smith, Atlantic y, ‘ knocked out by Bere ‘9-8. Turner | three weeks beliind the Iron .
tn Columbia, _| | Manson's—S. Scherk 18, Carlson o,[4eading contenders in the past Argentina's Pascual Perez won: Joey Maxim, Cleveland; 3.1 bested the Jack Mitchell rink! Curtain” at a ser'vice club mect- .
it [meneame 500 5. Sankey. Hartwig, Spring 6D. Month brought about a wholesale ithe flyweight championship from | Harold Johnson, Philadelphia, 113-4 and Anders son eliminated :ing Tuesday and reviewed hist, JUST y
“t _. ‘Scherk 15, Sundberg 6 reshuffling of the positions of \Japan’s Yoshio Shirai. Shirai. Middleweight champion, - Cal Ev Shier 12-11, Bers defeated ‘visit to Mcscow last summer for e
Ie SEE OUR. oes Beet S Dumas, Abbey boxing contenders in the latest | became the No. 1 contende1 and! (Bobo! Olson, San Francisco: 1.)'Fred Aston earlier 9-8, ; Russia's annual “sports parade.” ‘UNPACK
i \4, MacFarlane 2, Letourneau 4, Sedge. |Ring Magazine, ratings, ee Espinosa of the Philippines | Joey Giardello, Philadelphia; 2.| Competition for ‘he Georgé | * He declared Russia and {ts sat- OO
nt ASSORTMENT | Wick 4, Holkestad 19. In the lightweight division, ex-|sho had been first was drop-!Holly Mims, Washington, D.C.; -Cook Trophy which: got under- elite countries are hardening|. The ni
I f sESION Guns champion Jimmy Carter regain- |ped to second with unbeaten Dai 3, Rocky Castellani, Cleveland. way last aight saw Ed Garner: thelr youth “through . athletics ne nicest Ci
He ; oe ed the 135-pound title for the | Dower of Wales third. | Welterweight champion, John-| POs! a 11-4 Win over Bob Rud- i while the United States is in peril Stock wo &
f q . _ f# Dom's-—-Woon 2, Olson 4. Cloutier Second Hime by whipping Paddy ‘OTHER CH ANGES ‘hy Saxton, New York: I. Kid, detham, of losing sports leadership. mas Stock we {
, ay “ ,8, Wong 2, Beketoy, Leask 6, Aria 4,5 +--+: | ““ , vo : §
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| Gold—MacDonald 1, Wick 4, Selvig | ili Ki ‘division saw undefeated Frankia ; iio, Canastota, N.Y.: 3, Ramon ve ol a =e SOREL ac RGA
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‘Dibb Printin | Ormes—Riese 8, Rensvold 2. Hewitt 1ers swept both ladles honors ;Ottpointed Percy Bassett of Phil.: ‘(Red Top) Davis, Hartford, | 8 ide est quahty |
'2. Wong 3, Chow 2, Mitchell, Skinner 9 adelphia and: exchanged posi- Conn.; 2. Percy Bassett, Philadel-
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