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EDWARD BROOKE, Montreal
fencer was awarded the Noar-
ton H Crowe trophy as Can-
ada outstanding athlete at
1995 by the Amateur Athtetle
Union of Canada at the an-
nual meeting ino Saskatoon.
Jrooke distinguished himself
in compeéition in Canada and
the United: States national
meeting in which he foreed a
fence-off, He has been a mem-
her of Ginada’s Olympic and
British Games teams.

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Bentley Quits
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man of Blue Bombers,
got no predictions, It should be
a good ball game. Otherwise you
can't tell what will happen,”

Frizzell's took a 31-22. decision
off Fraser & Payne last nfght in:
junior cage action as the Prince
Rupert Basketball Association
launched its 1985-56 season.

In juvenile competition, Fraser
& Payne edged Anmunchition
31-28 in overtime

John Lambie paced the Friz-
zell squad to victory with eight
points, putting in three flekd
poals and sinking (wo foul shots
In the third quarter as his team
steadily pulled ahead.

Frizzell’s led 5-4, 14-8 and 28-
Hat the quarter marks and hid
the F & P five outscore them &-3
in the final frame.

Roy Webber and =D. Wesen,
with five points each led the lo-.
ine polnt-getters for the losers.

Fraser und Payne got 18 of
their points in field) goals and
sank four of six foul shots. Frig-
vell's scored 25 polnts on fleld
vouls and made six of 10 foul
throws pay off

Coaches Refuse To Predict

of 55 Cage Season ,

+ Annunciation, sparked by batt
rle Lyons with four fourth-quer-
ter field gowls, tled Fraser and:
Payne 26-26 but ran out of gas
in the overtime frame, scoring
only two points to F & P's five

Chester Stewart led the wine
ners with 12 points while Lyons
paced the losers with 1,

Jyemnlor

Praser & Paynes; Webber 5,
Werenh 5. MO Sedewiek 4 7.
wiek. Christoft, Anderson 4,
yinson 2 Ertekseaa.  Nikatstt
stive 2

Erivzell’s--Helin 7, Sankey 40 More
very 2. Haudensehild 4d Johnson 4
Leeman, Laird 2. Hewitt Lambie ie

Heferees Forward and Yous

Smith,
Sedy-
Hoxlg

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Auvenibe
Fraser A Payne--Wone 7. Pleres.
Johnson 3 Lemon 3, Olsen, Sklapsey,
Rudolph 4. Melaod Steware 12, Me-
Leod, Hebb, Lindstrom 2. Gomes.

Annunchivion-- Jim Armeneail 3,
doe Arseneau 2, Comadina 3, RB. Oskey
2.W. Oskey, Lyons 140 Toth

Referees Porward and Turcotte,

TVinekeeper Twattes scorer Ke iy.

WIFU Final Result Tonight

By JIM PEACOCK
Conadion Press Staff Writer”
EDMONTON © -- The imme-

‘diate football future of Ednion-

ton Eskimos and Winnipeg Blue
Bombers now Js In the fickle
hand of fate. So say the coaches.

“Tl sure hope we can do It,”
says coach Frank «Pops Ivy. of
the defending Grey Cup cham-
pion Eskimes. “But anything

can hapnen in weather like Us.
- You

just. can't predict
thing.”

“Sorry,”

any:

Al Sher-
“but I've

says coach

Ivy and Sherman sized up the

situation In separate interviews
here on the eve of the second

game of the best-of-three We:t-

By The Canadian Press
Max Bentley, who chalked up
14 consecutive seasons of profes-

sfonal hockey interrupted only by 99.6 on a frozen,

his service in the armed forces,

ern
Union final.

field at Winnipeg Friday,

Interprovincial  Fouthall
Fskimos won the first game
snow swept
To-

scored his last goal Tuesday night Esks seek the victory that

meht.

+: The 30-year-old native of De-

isle, Sask.. who saw 12 seasons
of action with Chicago Black
Hawks, Toronta Maple Leafs and:
New York Rangers In the NHL:
before he was foreed from the
bi-time by a recurring back In-
yrs. announced his retirement:
alter Suskatoon Quakers had des!
feated Winniper Warriors 8-3.in
one of the three Western Hockey,
League games. And Max, who
had marked up 263 NHL goals,
including 16 playoft tallies, scor-
vd the winner for the Quakers,
In the other action Tuesday,
Calvary Stampeders won thelr
eighth consccutive game, white-
Washi the Canueks 2-0 dn
vane ouver, aud Bdimouton Fly-
hinded Reouna Resats thelr
eveth Strateht defeat, 6-4, in
Regu

TIME PO QUIT
Bentley said de felt twas time
to retire from the wame which
wats sueuba to hin. Dave Gordl-
chuk, a New York Rariver-owned
player ceith Spokane Flyers of
the Weotern datermationadl Hoek -
wy Lear, wall Gake his place.

Jackie MeLeod paced the rapid
Saskatoon aocault with four goals,
while Les Colwill seared) twiee.
Mart dar deld and ddentley seus. ,
ed the authors

Quakers went abend 41 in the
apenios period and shumiied
hone two mere unanswered!
mi arker Sdn the second sesston,

Caljary’s win, on ane earned

woul, Was Canuck's frst defeat int
Home this year
yd MeFadden and Gerry Cou
ture scored far Stanyps,

Mere GOAL

More thin 3.060 fins, shiverhag
inthe current cold spell in Van-
couver, watehed MeFudden score
(he winner on a pleture goal
midway through he first period,
He swooped in trom the lett side
and dedlected Bandy Hueul’s pass ||
Into the net

Couture’s Cally was seared dntal.
a eraply net wlth: five seconds|
Jett na the ance.

Tn Repanw, Don Polle paced the
Whintas with three goals. Eddle
Btankiewies netted twa and
Jerry Melnyk the other, Eliott
Chorley, Pat Lindy, Wil Kyle and
Hin Thay seored tor Ttquals.

Heelna held a del dead at (he

“Und OF Che tivst but Flyers ted
Mie connt 22) polng inte the
Mird period
oo Btinbkiewles scored twiee in 49
‘seeands early in the (nud perted
und Pole svared his vecond to
ive Flyers abe margin, eqgada
Seadne right dae k with two gorls
“iM acconds Co chop (he edge to
one. Another goal, by Norm
Johnsen of Regia, was daa
lowed beewie he wan standing
iW the erenne,

Calgary ploys the Royale at

New Westminster: tonight white
Wintiiper ts host to Ramonton,

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‘ds hard as cement,

would send them into the Grey:
cup final at Vancouver -Novem-
ber 26. The two clubs are meet-
ing $n the WIFU final for the;
third consecutive year,

Should Bombers win, the third -
‘game will be played here Sat-
urday night.

As for the weather, the fore-
easter sizes it up like this: tem-.
perature just above zero. wind.
‘Heht to negligible, little if dtny
snow,

Clarke Stadium's grassy turf
There ts no
jee or snow on Hf, but cleated
hoots have litte traction on the
salid surface. frozen by a ween
of below-zero weather,

Healthwise, both elubs ure re-
ported Al FE. kimos have one

 Gty Curlers
To Take Part
In Cup ‘Spiel

Twd city rinks and one frum

Terrace will be taking part In:

the Grey Cup Bonsplel which

pets underway in Vaneouver this’

Sunday und runs unt} the (al-
lowing Friday,

Leaving here tomorrow by ear
rare rinks skipped by Jack Mit-
chell and Kenny Warren, Tl.
reported (hab a rink composes

iol Dud Litue, Jimny MeConnell of

Terrace and Doug Souter of
Prince Rupert will also make the
trip, possibly plekings up a fourth
min in Vaneauver,

On the Mitehell rink will be
Jack Paul, Ovid, ALG Rivett, see-
ond and Lloyd Laid, dead, while
the Warren rink, sponsored by
Prilpott-vitt wilh have Hurley
Lewls as third, BUD Vance as
0p econd ind Curly Ms rout, leadl,

seen

ve meme ee
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Thin advertivement (4 tot qub-
lished or dlaplayed hy the Liquor
Convol Hoard or by the Gaversy

 

ty Daily Nows Clawifieds

woot of Britis Columbia,

jfainer fluring the season,

 

man oon the sick lst Jim
Quondamatteo, a husky  220-
pound guard, who ds in hospital
wih a back ailment, possibly a
recurrence of an old injury,
Bombers report no serlous inju-
ries,

Ivy sent his Eskimos through
a Va-hour drill Tuesday night,
polishing offensive and defen-
sive plays. The players turned
out i running shoes and sweat
sults. reinforced with several
sweaters, parka hoods and gloves,
Many wore woollen face misks.
to keep out the biting cold

Bombers flew into frigid Ed-
monton Tuesday night and most
of the players went to a movie.
No workout was scheduled,

After Eskimos’ workout, Ivy
sat in the dressing room shaking
his head.

"This weather ds rough,
awfully rough to play in.” he
sald,

‘There might be a lot of
fumbles and a lot of passes
dropped. It's so cold out there
anything can happen.”

Quarterback Jackle = Parker.
thawing out under hot shower,
sald the cold shouldn't bother}
his ball handling. He wears skin-}
tight golf gloves and “its no,
trouble with gloves on.”
' “As long as it doesn't get any!
‘colder, it'll be alright.” sald the
‘all-star quarter from Tennessee.

~Plunging «fullback Nove:
Kwong. league-leading ground
will

wear gloves also.

“It's no trouble holdin’ onto
the ball with eloves on.” sald
the China Clipper. “But Pm
sure voine to hate to hit that
ground, It’s tust like cement.”

Sherman wasn't ina talkative

mood,

“Too bad it can't he plaved on
nt normal field.” he sald, “but
It should be a eood ball tame.

"H's cold alright, but Clb be
wid to ver ridoof the snow
We've had it in) Winnipee for
twa weeks.”

Afler that, Is an even-inaney ,

‘bet with the breaks the deeidhie

factor as far as the coaches are

concerned,

The men who set the adds say
it's 3 to 2 in Savor of Edmonton.

cwiemmeceee + aepememe oo

Vernon Posts
OSHL Record

Bye The Canadian Pros
Vernon Canadiabs swept) te
their 10th consecutive win Tues-

eee tear soma

ecluy night to erente an Okanagan

Senlor Hockey Leauge record,

Canadians downed Kelowis
‘Packers 0-7 In overtime.

In the Western International |
Hoekey League, Kinberley Dyn’
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AVATUS STONE
, team mates cholee

Stone Named
Winner

Of Award

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OTTAWA @—Halfbatk Avates
- Stone, Ottawa Rough Riders’ dn.
minutes-a-game strong man, to-
day. Was named winner of the
Tropliy.
awarded annually to! the Bip
Four football league's mest
sportsmaniike «and . vatuabie
player.

The 25-year-old former All-
Amertean from Syracuse Univer-
sity, in his third season with
Olttuwa, was recently named ai
defensive halfback on the Cani-
dian Press Big Four aliestars,
picked by newspaper men wand
sports broadcasters.

Two players from each of the
four teams were nominated for
the award by thelr teatmmasss.
Final selection was made by the
five governors of the Interpro-
vineial Rugby Football Union
and the league’s referees, um-
pires, judges of play and head’
linesmen,

Newk Asking
$30,000

For Services

BROOKLYN -#—A scowl on his
face and a chip on his shoulder, :
blg Don Newcombe arrived in

‘town today to talk contract with:

Brooklyn Dodgers.

"T'm asking for $30,000 and
that’s exactly what UH settle
for,” sald Newcombe, apparently
sul bitter over the 12! per cent:

reut he was foreed to take last

year.
The pitcher compiled a 20-5
record last year, hit 359, hit seve

en home runs to break the Na-!

tional League record for piteh-
ers and went 2l-for-elght as a
pinch-hitter for a 8h mark.

“TL expect a fight and Pm not
backing down one bit.” he sald.
“TIL sit it out Into the spring dha,
have to,

Last season Neweombe pot $17,-
500, a $2,500 comedown fram the
figure he collected dn Ian

Wagner Paces
Allstars
In 708 Loop

Ben Wagner paced’ Allstars to
top team honors of H5d and 3100:
for high single and three Friduy
in the Local 708 Bowling League
with men's high single of 283 and”
a high triple of 787.

Women's high slugle und three
were rolled by Addie Milewski of
Hotshots with scores of 268 and ,
710, |

Results. Mistars 4, Atonis 0,
Digesters 4, Automuts 1;
shots 4, Moose 0, Maniucs 4, Pipe’
Technichins 0; Pol Phint 3,
Hparks 1) TUs 4, Powerhouse 0.
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League standings these deys Is- |

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'NHL Standings Assume Normal. Look

With Big”

MONTREAL (~The ig hook
the Natlonal Hockey

n't confined to the presence of |

mi last season's have-nots ins the!

more elevated perches. Fos the
first time this season the weekly
offlelal statisties shaw noo ties
in the scramble for preterred
positions,

Another oddity ls that for the
second tlme In the current cam-
paign the goats-apzalnst averages
of the netminders are all belov
3.00. Such a situation dldn‘t oe-
cur in-any of the weekly com-
pllations all through last season,

Montreal Canadiens last week
came up with two wins and a te
and widened their margin over
the second-plice New
Rangers to five polnts from
three. Canadiens have corpiled
23 altogether, Boston Bruins
matched = Canadiens’ — pea for-
formance, thelr five points ina
possible six giving them sole
possession of third place, one
point behind New York.

The Raneers, one of the sur-
prise teams (his season, came out
of Jast week’s skirmishine with 3
win, a loss and a tle. The per-
formance of Chienaga Black
Hawks wns the same, putting
them In fourth place with 15
points.

LEAFS IN CELLAR

Disaster overtook Toronto Ma-
ple Leafs and Detrait Red Wings. -
The Leafs were beaten ino all:

three starts and dronped to the

-bottamn with 12) points, one be-

hind the Red Wings, who gor out
of the cellar without scorlmer a
goal, The Wines played a score.

 

Jess tle with Boston and the
Mixed Curling
Results

Results of the Mixed Curling;
League competition Saturday ts!

as follows’

Mitchell 13, Newton 4: Gordon:
A For These Particular Models!

5, Scott 11, A, Dominate 12
Berg 7; Parker 10, Fields 9; Mec-
Lean 11, Simpson 7:
Garner 7, Shtfer

Bremner 13, Johnston 9

A correction in the 6:30 pm
draw of December 3 schedule for’

the Mixed curling should read

Bateman vs McDonald and M§bb,

vs’ Rudderham. Schedule listed
the Ted Parker and Harold Tham ;
rinks In place of the Batemen-!
McDonald game,

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