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ian junior football ude Si
which gt one time held the senior and intermediate’
foothal) silverware—the

iturday to its trophy shelf

irst Canadian city to have

won all three, Winnipeg Rods turned back a highly-
touted Windsor AKO team 19-13 on the frozen field

of Winnipeg stadium to take the junior crown for the: §
ji

first lime,

Phavine in Weabuye tempera
ture and on snow-spotty slippery
uit, Rods unieosed a strange
ground attack which reversed
last years Jitnor tithals when
Windsor defeated them [ied an
Windsor The ABs moved inte
the sudden-death fal Saturday

for ae record: fourth eausecutis ¢
year and they were deseribed is
the best team cver ta represent
the East in the chide Grey Cup
thissie

The cvwin, the -ixth maior 1oot-
ball championship ter the city,
follows, Canadian intermediate
championships by the Winnlpes
Rams in 1954 and Noswaod-St
Boniface Leienbaate in Tan and
senior Grey Ci vielories by
Winniper Blue Bambers in 15,
1939 anid LOT

NHL Games
All End
In 1-1 Thes

By JIM BASTABLE
Canadian Press Staff Writer

You just can’t figure Chis Na-
tional Hockey League, Six teams,
play. They all seore, But nodudy
wins,
~The strangest of alb hannen-
ings dn the 1955-56 campaign
eame up Sunday night when the
six clubs fought to T-f thes, pro-
bably ounpreredented in tne
podern-day fame.

A wholesale case of ceadioets |

dsn't new. Things finksned Saat

sway November 3. bat the scores:

"were wot all the same

The rundow. on Sunday's et
PEMeNTS:

Montreal Canadiens aeaiet
the Raneers at New York i-t;
Toronto Maple Leafs versus the
Bruins at Boston, the sama: De-
troit Red Wines and the Pack
Hawhs at Chicane, ditto
DIFFERENT SATURDAY

There was nothing tke thet
Saturday, however Every hone
team won, The Peags edurd the
Bruins 8-2. Red Wines brat
Hawks db oasd the Thibs witl-
oped the Bineshirts 6-1

When the weekend aetion wars
aver Coradiens had ineresced
their devene-lead: over Ranecers
tu eleht ootnats. The Montreal.
ers have Yh pomt~ Tied for third

spot with 1 points are Pein,

ao gpete
are

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behind feats

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BOOM LOOM INIURED

Camidies, dot right winger
Bernie Geotfrion for the coud
tinge is ceean, He snffered: a
Thoulder separation when ehech-
edo by rearenard Daa Footineso
and may be out five weels.

Wednesday Paulin, and Ran
pers clash at Mew York ube
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VICTORIA & —Coach Pap ivy
wu take his Rdraonton Fskimes
behind the high fences of Royal:
Athletic Park here today to amu)
out campaign strategy - with
the emphasis oon defenee
aeains! Montreal Alouettes in
Saturdays Grey Cup tinal at
Vancouver :

Close to 1,500 Vietoria football
lans were on hand Sunday af
ternoon ta wateh the Eskimos
romp around in sweat sults a few
Hours after arrivings Dy pane
from) Edmonton, '

Ito mayo be the lust
thew lh see. Pyy indicated) the
twice-daily stescions  scheduied
until Friday will be held in) see-
ret.

The temperature was a iredG
four-below-gero when Eskimos’
left Edmonton, and a pleasant
above as they stepped off the

workoul

‘pline in bright sunshine.

WONDERFUL WEATHER

“This weather looks wonde:-
ful said Ivy, “We haven't sees
anything like it since alany abou
last September.”

The players were in high
spirits—-parudy the result of Mon
treal's 38-36 win over Torontu
Saturday whieh put the Alouel-
tes inte the Grey Cup game
avainst Edinonton for the second
Patright year Exks won 26-25
last year,

“Wo were all listening to the
same on the radio,” sald fullback
Normle Kwong, ‘and
Montreal would win.
ta prove i Was © nu
time.”

Al aereed Alouettes are toine

to be harder to beat this tine.
“MEST BE BETTER"
“They've evidently pot a tre-
mehdous ten to beable to come:
puck dike that.” sald quarterv ack
Jackie Parker, “They niust be
better Chin last vec”

Parker's remars was con4irar
eh by Eagle Keys, star centre of
Jast year's Chdlaplonship edo
who seeuted the qaame at Man-
trea Saturday

“Alouettes definitely
stromier in all depagtinents than
Inet ower” sald Keys, whoo dire
hed back with films of the poe
tocain the team Sunday,

One player who may oe sorely
Ddsbd oon defence ds Western
Confercnee adlestir centre out
Burris whoo injured his lee
wunat Whinipes. Burrs was
the only player on the bench di
the Sunday afternocn workout,

Uskimos inust cut two Amert-
ean imports by best Satordie,
and oa tev olffedal tndleated
Burnis may be forved out of he
vote E the dafury doesn’t mend

The hekiinos, billetted at ths
cedate Tunpress: Hotel livre, ver
event, Stiaday alt ata spre:
iad tnevie shawn far them ga
downtows theatre

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GOLDIE of Nae
naimo, B.C. has been chosen
Miss B.C. Lions. She will repre-
sent the Western [nterprovin-
elal Football Union team in the
Miss Grey Cup contest at Vane
couver, November 26

CCP Phetat

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e Catedban Press

Westera Hoetey League sched:
We ieckers ere up with a nie
tural durmeg the weekend

It took overtime oecsions to de-
elde the winner in three of four
scheduled games.

In the fourth game, Vancou-
ver Canuck. squared wecounts by
blanking the Royals 3-0 in New
Westminster. The win gave Ca-
nucks leadership ino the WHEL
Coast division and avenged an
overtine Joss to the Reyials in
Vancouver the previous night,

Seattic Americans allowed Vic-
turia Cougars two. first-period
goals, fourht back with eounters
in the second and third perod,
and wen when Barton Braqiey
scored at 2:00 of the extra ses-
sion. Two Vietorla men were dn
the penaity box at the the,

fn Reeina. rookie Norm John-
son seoted after two minutes of
sovertime ta down the Saskatoon
‘Quakers 3-2. Brie Cullen wait-
ed until the five-minute unuk
‘before giving Winnipeg Warriors
(a 4-4 decision over the Flyers in
Edmonton,

Nest WHL games will be Tues-
day with Victoria at Vancouver,
Rermaout Calgary and) Saskia-
toon at Winniper

SEVPTLE DOG WINS

PORT COQUITLAM, B.C
An entry from Seattle Sunday
took the Canadian field) trial
chinmpionsbip and the Canaan
National retrlever chamotouship
at othe national champion-hin
dee tras held here,

Belle of Zemth, a fenrile tab-
rador owned by Mike J. Wasabs
ot Sevttle and handtect by Paul
Shommaker, topped a field or 14
Canadhun and 00S. entrants to
take the chumplonshlp

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Win, Lose Two
In Cup ‘Spiel

Two vietories and two

EH defeats are the record su

far of the two Prinee Ru-

f pert rinks attending firs
H annual ‘Totem bonspiel in
Vancouver,

The Bill Vanee rink has
chalked up) two. stratyht war
one in the ‘Totem and one tnt:
competivions, The
other city rink, skipped by doch:
Mitchell, suffered two losses

The Viencve rink composed ot
Vance. Ken Warren, Harley Lew
is and Curly Barbour defentc
the Foster rink from Fdnioatt :
Wand the Dud Little rink o
Terrace 9-4

Mitehell’s rink, whieh has do &
Jal Alt RivetO and Lloyd Las.
on it. went down fo defeat 17
at the hands of the Parrst rs.
of Barron, alberta and 9-8 bet:
the Cook rink of Vanco

The eream of 148 rinks cen
through the primary events ia:
seathed

The bonsplel, offermie SP) 409
in prizes, will run all week oo
connunction with celebrate:
preceeding the Grey Cup eh a:
November 26

Upsets were few, but anion
the defeated was Matt Baldsc:
of Edmonton, 1964 Dunsinie.
curling champion

Haldwin won his second dros
defeating Hod oheerer of Win
nipen 1-8 Butoin his openes
he went dawn te wf Ud Steven:
of Vaneouver G-4

Baldwin lost the came to!
eighth end when the Stevens a.
rink posted three pomntawad the.
added singles on the final ta:
ends

R. P. Muon of Edmonton ¢
feated Frank Avery af Vanes
ver, three-time BC. champ. 0%
and then 2. Boesk of Caley
dumped the west coast ice:
10-4.

FORMER CHAMP WIENS
Former Dominion champa ss
Bil Rose of Sedwewies. Aits
nosed out Ruddy Rudosni 7-60: d
then closed the door on Te.
Folk of Duncan, BO 1fe4
Howard Wood, droof Winnipes
took an eisy i1-3 vietory f

 

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Vancoaver’s Georee Binnie and
followed it up with on of de-
feat of Bill Hopkins, Oseyaos. |
BC, '

Bune Cartmell of Vancouver,
1950 BC champion. sdso beat
Hopkins 0-@ and thea turn -d np
the most lop-ordted win at the
opening dey by threshing the
RCAF rink from Comoe Ie
18-1.

Gary Thode of Sastyitoon. [woe
time qunior tities, mode tir. {rat
apocrranee Un a nner piel a
convenes one with goer dine
16-4 win over Pro At) Ane.
ASKIH of Virneouver and an i-6
vietors, over ROTEL MeBKasu sot
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Cafemen Edge Sunrise

29-28 In Ir. Cage Tilt |

Pouls almost spelled defeat
Saturday for the La Gondola!

narrowly squeezed by Booth’
Memorial High Sehool Sunrise
*O.28 in the feature game of
Prinee Rupert: Basketball Assae-
mittn feamue phiy at the Give
Centre

Leading 22-18 at the three-.
quarter mark, the cafemen were:
outscored 10-7 by the school’
ron in the flnab frame, with all
Sunrise points coming on free;
throws, A: field goal by ‘Perry
Shenton, with 25 secands — re-;
inaining In the game, gave BUL

Morrison's Gondola team the:
win.
In other games, — Frosty’s:

swamped Golds 21-7 in a senior
girl's fixture while Fraser and’
Payne dumped Ormes 22-17 in
the juverdle Jeague opener.
Game plaved last Tuesday tn
miventie lewue between Anhui
ciation and Praser & Payne and:
wou SE-2B by P&P owill be tee!
plased as it was not a scheduled
bestuce, the Assochatien execu.
tive cuancunced Saturday
SHENTON PACES WINNERS
Shentan paced his team to vie.
tory with 10 puints, while John
Neepton, with 13, was tap point-
eetter for the Sunrise squad,
sending ‘het
came into overtime, seconds af-
vey Shenton had sent the ball
through the hoap. With 23 see-
onds deft in the game, Art ‘Tur-
eotte fouled Sunrises Phil Thom.
Thom missed on the first arow,
hat onde the score 28-29 on the

Hunpize missed

ond

Suntise ded 6-doat the first
Steak, oat triiied V7-1@ at the
half.

Lea Gondola scored 22 of their
puints on field goals and sank
sven of 2 free throws. Sunrise
cofonine field goals and made 10
1G sree throws pay off,
Fro-ty’s bad Hite trouble in
her come with Golds and led
“ot. ]e-S and 1d-5 at the breaks
Anne Cotuesi and Marilyn Farni-
eryithoix points each led the

haprers Sally Morrison with
thir pais and Sandra Giske
ad srigne Johnson with two

wen scered for tne losers,
racer and Payne led all the
wayvound showed up on (he large
ond of 6-3, 9-G and V4-1D scores,
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Johnson led the winners with
eight polnts, sinking three Meld

cyuntor basketball squad as they: goals and hitting 100 per cent on

two free shots, while Derek Al-
Jen paced the losers with) four
tleld goals.

Tomorrow night, Fraser cad
Payne meet Annunciation ina
jiiventle encounter while La Gen.

dola is matched with the Fraser

wid Payne junior team in the
feature contest.
JUNION
Sitarise Newton Ui Leask & Lens:
vald, Thom od, Smith 4. Johnsen
Ritehte, Macintosh, Your 4. Netaony
La Gondola. Morlsen od, Sheaton i
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