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Seattle Americans took the chance to buost their
individual scoring levels Wednesday night at the ex-:
pense of Calgary Stampeders, current doormats of the

 

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Three Seattle

as the “Americans
Stampeders 7-3 in Calgary.

players com-@---7—-->
bined to boost their point totals’ 14th goal Tuesday night and
‘rolled over; also badly hurt his knee, was

lout of action Wednesday.

(back row):

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nt Totals

goaltending of Vancouver's Ray
‘Mikulan kept the game in doubt
until the closing stages. He
made 22 stops to Lucien De-
chene’s 15 as Regals held an

Regals started off the scoring
-- ‘In the middle of the second
period on a goal by Les Colwill.

Vancouver tied it carly in the
third as Dick Lamoureaux took

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About Own Athletic Stars .

MOSCOW (--Russians are vic-
tims of their own sports propa-
ganda. When. they learn, as
they often did during the. Soviet
Spartakiad in Moscow early in

August; that their best runner or
jumper was only the 15th or 20th
best in the world, they are dumb-
founded,

When a Western visitor tells a
Russian track and field official
that in the United States Mik-
hail Krivonosoy is recognized as
the most consistent hammer
thrower: in the world, or. that
Vladimir Kuc is well known, the
Russian Is as pleased as a coun-
wry boy complimented for grow-
ing the best corn in the country.

in many ways it is apparent |

 

fraction of the

ly nothing about one of their °

owh athletes diher
man's name, who he plays for
and his position and whether he
is a hard-working Communist or
rather calm: about politics and
party. . co

The Western: newspaper. prac-
tice ‘of: giving “all sorts of de-
tail and human interest’ matter
on a famous athlete is seldom

than

followed in the Soviet Union,
Russla’s

tically no contacts with the Wes

and they are told little about the |:
West's athletics In. the Com-

munist: press,
Russia ‘and Britain are stead

in Moscow that Russian athletic ily: inereasing their athletic: ties
officials and fans know only a but there is no increase. notice-
information jable betwe
about the West's athletes thatland Soviet Russias
the West’ knows about Russia's‘ dvawback, the Russians ‘claim,
rathietes,

edge in every period, ~

 

is .the ‘American law which re- tle broke out” between Ranger |
Russians often know practical- quires firearprinting for foreign ‘defencéman Lou Fontinato and}

visitors. ve

Als Rated Favorites,

the

“lack ‘of knowledge
about the West's athletes goes far
beyond ordinary provincialism.
Russians. simply ‘have had prac-

thes United States
‘The. main’

Val Fonteyne scored three GOADIES OUTSTANDING
goals and an assist and Guyle} Other Seattle scorers were
Fielder, league’s leading scorer,i Gordie Sinclair and Alex Kuzma.
got five assists. Linemate Ray | Stampeders scored midway in
Kinasewich scored twice. ‘the second period on a goal by
INCREASE COAST LEAD Sid Finney. They got within

’ The win increased the Seat- two goals of Amerieans In the

third on goals by Milan Mar-
tle lead over Vancouver Canucks! ,
in the coast division to six, | Coo and Doug Barkley, but

Fielder and Kuzma scored in the
points. Brandon Regals edged ‘
the Canucks 2-1 on a. third- dying minutes to make {t 7-3.

perlod goal in Brandon in the In Brandon, — the brilliant

Les* Willey,

the third

ior Regals.

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a pass ab his own blue line and
raced down on a breakaway,

former Canuck,
slapped in the winner late in
after) Mikulan
made a beautiful save off Eldred
obussen, playing his first game

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But Coach’ Cautious —

MONTREAL . ( — Peahead the Grey ‘Cup:
Walker is a cautious ‘football
coach who brightens visibly only Montreal defeated Hamilto
after the ball bounces the last
time, with the Montreal Alou-
ettes still.in front.

He’s playing the Saturday fin-
ale against Hamilton Tiger-Cats

and- home, total- point series.”

 

_ e only other game scheduled,

that way. Carefully- -voiced ap- uy THE

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The Regals lead the Prairte
division with a fourspoint mar-
gin over Edmonton Flyers.

No games are scheduled for:

tonight.

The Americans may have been
moved to more-than-average
exertion .by uneasiness about
Canucks, who had moved to
within four points of them fn
the coast division and, up to
Wednesday night, hd won
seven games straignt,

Scattle led 3-0 inthe first

period.. Two.of, the. goals went
to Kinasewich, putting him one
up on Vancouyer’s Jackic Mc-
McLeod, who scored his

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WINNIPEG @-- Al Sherman, coach. of Winnipeg Blue |
Bembers of the Western Interprovincial Football Union for
the last three years, will not be back in 1957,

Ata press conference Wednesday night J. T. Russell, club
president, announced. that Sherman had been given his re- |
lease beeause the club and coach “could not agree on a con- |
tract with the result that Sherman will not be head coach
in 1957.”

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will go farther next year ulidtr a new “ode: The “player's ~ |
committee recommended to the management committee that |
Al Sherman not be offered a contract.”

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by JACK SULLIVAN

Canudinn Press Staff Writer

MinBUUAIN we ‘hue Cana-
‘dian Olympic track, welght-,
Hiting and basketball teams
‘ironed oul thelr kinks in prac-|
‘uuce sessions today after their
‘arduous plane trip from Van-
, COUVEr,
| An interested spectator at the
[track workout was Dr. Phil d-
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y yeam and one of the greatest!

C Canadian Olymple competitors, |
| The Canadian athletes, with

“the exception of Alex Onkley,

; Slept Jate Unis morning, The St,

| John’s, Nfld. \ walker wis up ab
6 ium, and went for A flye- mille
\ hike,

/ "d didn't sleep a wink since
, sunday and | got up ab my
| usual tine,” Oakley sald, "I had
{ou luosen up my. Jevs and mind,”

ONE LUNE BY "3"

i Dr, ‘Hdwards, who competed
; for Canada tn 1920, 1902 and
1036, won free menats, THe

placed third In uve 800- melres

‘in 1042 and 1936 and pleked up
Tanothar third In the 1,600-
metres [nh 1932,
TRACK MEN CONFIDENT
| Canada's track athletes are
confident they'll do better than,
“the 1052 tent whieh pleked up
four polnts--In the 1,600-metre
“relay, Probably the most optin-
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praisal of the ffs and buts he
feels can hurt his club have been’
his only comments, 4

A nine-point Jead isn’t mugh:

against a high-scoring team like |

the Ticats, says Peahead, ‘If it's
wet, Hamiltun’s ground attack:
will be hard-to contain because,
he says, Montreal quarterback
‘Sani Etcheverry and his small
shands have trouble with a heavy
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were rated 2 to 1 favorites: to
wrap up the Big Four final ‘and
qualify for the third straight
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‘By: The Canadian Press °
Maurice (Rocket) Richard has

jorites in his 15-year career as
right winger for Montreal Can-
adiens in the National Hockey.
League: He scores goals any-
where, anytime, everywhere and
all the time,

’ The 35-year-old ace has sored
well against every club in the
circult and is nearing a milestone
'lagainst New York Rangers. Wed-
nesday night he! registered: -his
90th goal against the Blueshirts
as Canadiens ° won 5-3, at New
York.

The Rocket has scored - 466
regular- -season goals since he -hit
playoff: games, Rangets. have
Richard's goal Wednesday night
helped send Rangers to their
sixth straight defeat. coy

night, “The viclory moved.: ‘the

bent tee to He

never becn known to play fav-.

Fontinato got a.10-minute. mis-

hig-ieague hockey—plus: 62 in|

narticularly felt his scoring sting.

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conduct, . Harry Huwell of Rang-
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Besides." Richard,

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