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Return to home ice
with 2-0. margin

“KELOWNA,, B.C. (CP) — In their first outside-
league playoffs in six years, Kelowna Packers give
every indication of going on a binge in the heady at-

mosphere of Allan Cup competition.

They added a 4-1 victory over;
Winnipeg Maroons Wednesday
night at Kamloops to a previous
5-0 triumph Monday night to go

Canucks take

into the third game of the best- le ‘ I've ever seen.” enger. \
of-seven Western final with a | strangleheo Q ' Most of the crowd of 11,759, Since Patterson's manager,
-which paid 2 gross of $95,755 to, Cus D’Amato, shows no Inclina- ;

2-0 edge.

Back on home ice Friday night !
for that contest, the Packers are
in a favored position to cop the
Western scries.

on semi-finals

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las contenders draw

SAN FRANCISCU (CP)—Top- -vanking heavy-
Weights Eddie Machen and Zora lolley failed by far.

“Wednesday night to determine a challenger for world

-echampion Floyd Patterson,

a 12-round |
‘draw. A rematch is likely.

They fought to

There was a bit of fuming af-
ter the fight, a dull affair at the
Cow Palace. Foley's manager,
Bill Swift, shouted that the de-
cision was the “biggest robbery

-wateh the goings-on and boo
‘lustily at the dull action on oc-
casions, seemed to side with
Swift and his 194-pound under-

Machen, rated the No, | con-
tender, entered the ring a 2!o-
to-l favorite for the nationally
televised bout, but in the early
rounds seemed baffled by, the

potent left jab of the No. 2 chall-

tion to include either Machen
or Folley In a match with the
champion, figuring is strong

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Roughies sign college end

REGINA «?) — Saskatchewan |Bob McQuaige, a. slx-foot-one-

Roughriders of: the
Interprovineial Football
have announced the signing ofjof Pittsburgh.

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Kel 1 has + reached »] far-flung playoffs of the
owna has nue reached Such i wostern Hockey League should
heights in nine years of senior A ;#et down to more compact pro-
hockey. The greatest moment for portions after Calgary Stamped-

the Packers prior to this season‘ers take on the Flyers in Ed-

The dog from Chandler, Ariz.

The referee and the two judges
had varying opinions of the out-
.come, Referee Frankie Carter

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@+Ken Jones, one:

: ‘favored Machen 117 points to! of the most famous wing three- MGM's

iw 2w » ‘monton tonight. Ze most ft ing ¢ b
was in 1952 when they won the, The toame are tied 2e2 in 116. Judge Jack Downey scored quarters in rugby, has retired Pa SAD pv ,
Okanagan League title only to Vit 115 to 115 ‘and judge Fred} from the game. He played his. te ND"

‘their best-of-five playoff so this
'one will be the decider, The win-

THE WIN,

| ApostoH saw Folley ahead 117
| to 115. The Associated Press had -

lose the British Columbia cham- lust game Tuesduy when New-

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_pionship. ner will take on Seattle Ameri- ‘ port defeated the Barbarians 13-
‘SHUTOUT RUINED jcans, who sidelined New West- Folley 117 to 116. 8. ROBERT TAYLOR

Standing asa pillar of strength |
behind the Packers’ present po-
' sition is poalic Dave Gatherum. day night took a stranglehold on
-He shut out the Maroons for{the third series in the playoffs,

close to 110 minutes in the first: downing Winnipeg Warriors 7-1
two games before young Barry ;in Winnipeg for a 3-1 margin in

 

of- five round.
Vancouver Canucks Wednes-

JOHN CASSAVETES :

CONFIRMATION
DRESSES.

LEONARD TOURNEY FAVORITE

GREENSBORO, N.C. @--The $15,000 Greater Greensboro
Open golf tournament, boasting a field of 1380 including five
Canadians, today launched the summer tour of the travelling
golf brigade.

SUN-BASKER—

LUCKY
‘Showing a few excess pounds
that weren't there some years

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‘ago. ex- heavyweight champ

: At Wallace's

Douglas, picked up ‘from the ‘their best-of-seven semi-final. | Jack Dempsey soaks up some ; ald . oo co bhue fay os
junior Winnipeg Braves for the’ The Canucks boomed into a; sun at the Havana. Riviera | Fourteen of the top 25 money winners thus far this year
OF COURSE series, scored midway through 2-0 lead in the first period and} hotel in Havana, Cuba. The answered the call to the first tee in pursuit of top money

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the third period Wednesday made it 3-1 before the end of; old Manassa Mauler is on a , .
(he night. ‘the second as they combined} combined business and_plea- Although he’s not on the lst ol leading winners, Stan Sorry!
cop nee tee te ae - ones weet ‘strong defensive work with| sure trip. Leonard of Vancouver is rated one of the favorites since he is
;their scoring power. | , the defending champion. The 41-year-old six-time CanadJan | i FISH & CHIPS
Bill Folk, Ron Hutchinson, ' PGA champion scored his only major tournament victory of |. My)

the last 12 months in the 1957 Greensboro with a four- runder- !
_par 276.

‘Title win ends
32-year wait

- Walt Peacosh, Phil Maloney, Al
, Cleary, Jim Powers and Bob |
Robinson scored for the winners |
-while Howie Glover netted the.
only Winnipeg goal in the sec-,

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of Course! :

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‘ond period. BELLEVILLE, Ont. Belle- : .
Available in 12 0”. and 25 o4. Bottles : i ville Melfarlangs, representing : . Order
VOCKEY GREAT DIES ra city that hungered 32 years for. Ready For
NORTH VANCOUVER @& __:an Ontario hockey champion- ‘Pick-up

lship, today feasted on the sen-
ior A title.

Playing-coach Ike Hildebrand
summed it up after Belleville
defeated Kitchener - Waterioo
‘Dutchmen 4-1 Wednesday night
“| te win the best-of-seven series

‘Amby Moran, old-time hock-:
-ey great, basebaii umpire.and,
-one of the west coast’s most col-:
-orful’ sports personalities, died:
\ yesterday aged 64.

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FAST RELIEF FOR rer

COMMON “T've won a lot of champion-

‘ships in my life but none has
.given me more pleasure.”
It was the first all-Ontario ercs.2

‘.championship for Belleville since oot en ee bee
‘1926, when it won the intermed- ‘
‘iate B crown. BRE
Beeville now mects Levis,
_Que., in a best-of-five series for:
‘the Eastrn Canada champion--
iship. Winnr will travel west: to
|play either Kelowna- Packers: or,
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ALSO LAMB’S (VERY LIGHT) PALM BREEZE RUM ‘Eastern final will be in Belle-

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