Seley -~ 7. fa tee a. t 4 Set For.Visst..— ‘ e aa © be ke we ’ a ey tot ‘ . yok ur a Fe . “fs ’ + . ao mat wk te eh OM Oe PE EW TBR PES EE OO LEE ELIS we hh re ry oo ee oe wee le “ wy ws Sr SG ‘Eastern Bettors ‘May Revise Odds ‘WINNIPEG (CP) — Professional bettors down east, who already have made the west 12-to-5 favorites for the Grey Cup, may have to revise their. odds as a result of Winnipeg Blue Bombers 19-7 upset victory Saturday night over Edmonton Eskimos in the first game of the Western Interprovincial F ootball Union final. a .. a - Eskimos still aren’t out of the 4 mericans running, but the convincing ‘Ymanner in which Bombers wal- loped them in the opener of the best-of-tiiree western final, may send the gamblers scurrying into their back rooms to alter their books. When the eastern bettors laid the odds they were figuring the Esks as a cinch to capture the Western title and go on to an unprecedented fourth successive Grey Cup championship. They gave Bombers little chance. _ Bombers apparently think little of odds-makers. They were 16- point underdogs prior to the first game and, as tackle Roger Savoie said in the dressing room after the rugged contest: “Let’s keep it that way. We} like being underdogs.” ¢ However, Esks dropped the first game of the finals to Sas- katchewan Roughriders in Re- gina last year and then slaugh- tered the ‘Riders in two games at Edmonton. Whatever the outcome: of the second game Wednesday night, rookie coach Bud Grant of Win- nipeg likely has convinced any sceptics that he rated the new two-year contract Bombers gave him prior to the semi-final. If Esks come back with a vic- tory Wednesday the third game will be played in Edmonton Sat- urday night. * Hoodlums Storm Field s Ti-Cats Dump Als MONTREAL (CP)—Big Steve Oneschuk, place- ment specialist, hoofed for 10 Hamilton points Satur- day and the Tiger-Cats won 17- 11 over Montreal Alou- ettes in. a game that left thousands of fans both de- |flated and disgusted. ‘The letdown was in the’ Als’ failure to win on their home field in the first game of the total- | point, two-game. Big Four foot- ball final for the eastern title and a bid for the Grey Cup. ~-~Phere was disgust at the sick- | ening exhibition of hoodlums, predominantly teen - agers, who raced on the field after the game and attacked and slugged Hamilton players. The beleaguered Tiger-Cats, in the centre of a milling 200 or more wild-eyed trouble-makers, had to fight their way out. There were times in the five- minute up-roar when the ugly situation might have exploded into something far worse. 7’ The Tiger-Cats’ one touchdown wat supplied by Gerry McDou- gall. Oneschuk booted three field goals in four attempts and con- verted McDougall’s touchdown. Cam Fraser lofted a punt that went for a Hamilton single. Bill Bewley kicked a field goa) for Aloucttes and “converted a touchdown scored by Hal Pat- terson on Sam Etcheverry’s pass. crore ete etre armani ccna ee Remember When By The Canadian Fress Winnipez Blue Bombers won the western football title 18 years mga today by smashing through Calgary Bronks 28-7, taking the two-game championship series by 35-20. Bombers went on te win the Grey Cup by beating Ottawa Rough Rders 8-7. Manhandle Ro yal City By The Canadian Press “Atnericans. are poor guests and worse hosts if you take the word of :New Westminster Royals of the’ ‘Western Hockey, League, ‘Seattle Americans visited New Westminster Saturday, stayed longer than expected ‘and took are one back and four ahead of the stamps. Sunday they treated the Roy- als to meagre fare in Seattle, winning 5-2 to move into a sec- ond place tie with them. Both teams are three points behind the leading Vancouver Canucks jin the WHL’s coast division. Vic- toria lost 4-3 to Vancouver Saturday and trails with five points, 13 out of second spot. In Calyary Saturday, Saska- toon-St; Paul Regals got top- notch goal-tending from Lucien Dechene to trip: the last-place Stampeders 4-2 in the only prairie division match. The victory gave the Regals a share of. first place with Winni- peg Warriors. Interest High As Dynamos By The Canadian Press , Moscow’s mighty Dynamos have set things humming in Ca- nadian amateur hockey circuits. Current interest in the Russian one-week tour has run so high in Ontario and Quebec that arena managers are pulling out faded sold-out signs. The Dynamos connect with last year’s Allan Cup champ- jons, Whitby Duniops, at To- ronto’s Maple Leaf Gardens to start the tour Friday, Nov. 22. dust .75 minutes after tickets went on sale Monday, the “sold right out” sign was hanging in the gardens box office window. The Dynamos and the Duniops will represent Russia and Canada respectively in the world ama- tei, hockey tournament nov} February in Norway. Kitchener-Waterloo Dutehmen tackle the Dynamos Nov. 28 at Kitchener. They have a score to settle with the Russians, who bent Kitehener in the 1956 world championships, . 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HERE COME ANNETTES — Bev Leeson of* Annettes stages attack on basket defended. by Fash-. ion Footwear at Tuesday’s Civic Centre Basketball league game, girls’ division. Bev’s pass in- - tended for Marg Ritchie (No. 13) was intercepted split. second after Lorna Kinney tar left). 3 rn oa SE oe wt SES SES eT TTR ; . WP ome owe be Ey PEEVE TEE TES PO ETE EEE EL EEE ow i vw wee. Bowling Resumes |* Men's Five ~ Pin Bowling Jeague play “gets “undérway again .tonight after missing one week due to Remembrance - Day. “A” league bowls at 9 RCMP IN LAST PLACE McRae’s Swap Cellar For League Lead With Hard-Fought Victory Over F & P JUNIOR LEAGUE Rainmakers — Lambie 10, K. School after tomorroww’s game: Specht, Dick Specht 8, Rudolph |4, Campbell 3, Olson, After a slow first quarter, when ! len 8, David Allen, McLeod 1, they led 4-3, Sunrise never was; Duncan 2, Mah, in the picture. They trailed 20-11' Total 36. Sunrise-—Warner 7, B. Johnson |’ quarter rally that- narrowed the. '8, J. Stewart 6,-C. Stewart, Mc- gap to 26-19, they appeared tired: Intosh 1, Carlson, Ridley. Total and were outscored 10-3 in the 22. ® McRae Motors grabbed a share of first place in Civic Centre Basketball league Saturday night with a 50-45 win over Fraser and Payne that left both teams tied for top spot with four points three starts, are now only cellar tenants. In the boys’ division, Rain- makers duplicated McRae’s feat, trouncing Sunrise 36-22. The re- sult left idle, Annunciation in last place, two points behind the leaders. There was girls’ league. no action in the hind three times before string- ing together eight last-quarter! baskets for a five-point lead they managed to maintain until the final buzzer. Frazer and Payne had trouble: containing the fast McRae of- fence and often resorted to fouls | that in the long costly. McRae: marksmen scored nine of their 16 last-quarter points on free throws. Altogether, they! sank 11 out of 16 foul shots, com- pared to seven out of 13 for F & P. Danny Bill and Jimmy Stew- art, with 14 and 13 points re- spectively, led the winners’ scor- ing while John Newton topped by Art Helin with 11.° of 13 players, calling on the first squad only whenever the contest threatened to become too close. Coach Hartwig is expected to make his selection for the team each. RCMP, with one win in: McRae had to come from be-! run proved | the F & P crew with 13, followed| In the boys* game, Rainmaker! coach Don Hartwig used a total: that is to play in the upcoming | series against Ketchikan High ; against Annunciation. at halftime, and after a third-: final stanza. i Once again lanky. John ‘Lambie . paced the high school squad. : : scoring 10 points, two more than: ; Dick Specht, ‘ B. Johnson topped the losing : , team with eight points, followed ‘closely by G. Warner and J. Stew- art with seven and six posinis | respectively. Rainmakers sank two ree | ! throws in six chances while Su ne jrise collected the same nun r 'in nine tries. Tomorrow night all league divisions will sce action. RCMP will try to vacate tl.c cellar in their game aginst X!- {Rae Motors, While in the pre-. | liminaries Frostys go after their first win against Annottes. aint: league - leading Rainmakers in’ their encounter with Anrune’ -: tion will remember that the top! five will be sélected according to. their showing. SENIOR LEAGUE McRae's—Riske 2, Stewart 13,: Bill 14, Morisin 8, Haudenschild | 7, Scherk 6, D, Letourneau. Total ; 50. ! F & P-—-Shenton 6, Helin 11, Newton 13, D. Young 9, M. Young ' 2, McAfee 2, Sankey 2, Gurney. Total 45, i ! t With Two Wi New York Roneers defeated ‘wice during the weekend to take feadership, sanadiens, without peerless Rocket Richard and handyman winger Donnie Marshall through Injuries, lost by 4-2 decisions and now trail the New Yorkers by one point but have two pames in hand. In other weekend games, _Tor- (eres ve mre ow Come down and real go All at greatly 338 - Ird AVENUE WE BaD D311 B, iB, 1B Be BB Bo Bee Be Wee rs A 4 4 bgp gh EREDAR EREDAR REA SE we PAIR Rai ete hia altace tee é : | 4 | . ! ee By The Canadian Press, Backed by the superb play of rookie goaltender, 3 the crippled Montreal Your... BIG CHANCE Our Big “Honest To Goodness” Sunset SALE . Is On Right Now TOYS - HARDWARE - Rangers Take NHL Lead ns Over Habs Mareel Paille, Canadiens over the National Hockey League | onto battled Boston to a 2-2 tie Sunday after dropping a 4-2 de- cision to the Bruins on Satur- day, and Chicago Black Hawks “ume back from a 1-0 Saturday loss to Detroit to edge the Wings (ae 2 on Sunday. 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