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Before 14,059 fans New York
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two periods.

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in the first period and Red Sul-
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Flyers dump
Warriors;
Stamps win

By The Canadian Press

    
       
  

  
 

 

Phone 3359

 

 

 

 

, Winnipeg Warriors, last year’s
‘} Prairie champs in the Western
Hockey League, are registering
this year at the other end of the
scales.

Winless in. three starts, the

Warriors have only ‘scored six
goals to their opposition’s 16, four
of them gained by the Edmonton
Flyers in Wednesday night’s en-
counter at- Winnipeg.
Apart from ‘Edmonton's 4-2
win, other. WHL action Wednes-
day. night saw visiting Calgary
Stampeders gain a 3-2 measure
of the New Westminster Royals
and moved up to the Prairie divi-
sion’s top spot on-a.shared basis
with Saskatoon Quakers.

HEAD SECTION

Seattle Totems head the coast

section of the league with a two-
point margin over New Westmrin-
ster, Spokane Flyers and Van-
couver Canucks. Victoria is in
the cellar. winless in two starts.
'. Saskatoon. and Calgary, with
six points apiece, are two ahead
of Edmonton, with Winnipeg
fourth.

‘At | Winnipeg nearly 2,500
watched the Flyers survive a late
‘Warrior rally and clinch the
game with a goal by Gerry Mel-
nyk with only four seconds of
scheduled time remaining. Other
iEdmonton. scorers were Gene

 

sre ee eR VEE Y Ye EY

angers blow lead to tie

Bruins come alive .
in third period

By MEL SUFRIN
Canadian Press Staff Writer

New ‘York Raners blew a 4-0 lead in their home

National Hockey League opener Wednesday night and
had to settle for a 4-4 sawoff with Boston Bruins. It

 
 

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games for the winless

 

Labine beating goalie Marcel Pa-
iNle at 8:23. Then in less than
three minutes starting at 15:26
the Bruins added: three more
goals. Doug Mohns netted the
first, Jerry Toppazzini scored 34
seconds later and Bronco Hor-
vath, a former Ranger, got the
tying goal at 18:27, ot

The draw gave Boston a total
of four points and a share of
second place with Montreal Can-
adiens who play -host to last-
place Toronto Maple Leafs in one
of tonight’s two games. Rangers
are fourth, a point ahead of De-
troit Red Wings who are home
to the undefeated, league- -leading
Chicago Black Hawks.

Rangers themselves hdd to’
come from behind to earn a 1-1'
tie in the season’s opener at Chi-|
cago last Wednesday. But Wed-
nesday night’s affair was some-
what similar to Saturday’s game
in Boston when the Rangers took
a 3-0 lead into the second period
and then had to fight back in the

tie.

Paille, substituting for injured
Gump Worsley in the New York
net, Wednesday night had 28
stops, as did Boston's Don Sim-
mons.

NHL Standings

By The Canadian Press

 

; P WLT F A Pt
Chicago 3.2 019 4 5
Montreal 3 2 10 7 6 4
Boston 41123413 4
New York 4 6 1 3 912 3
Detroit 21°10 3 2 2
Toronto 202 0 3 8 0
Flyers forfeit

Calgary game

SEATTLE, Wash.
ton Flyers of the Western Hoc-
key League will forfeit to Cal-
gary Stampeders a WHL game
played at Calgary Oct. 11, be-
cause Flyers used an ineligible
player, the league said today.

 

. r Achtymichuk, Murray Oliver and
(Ed Diachuk. Warrior.: scorers
| were Ray Brunel and Barry Ross.

Play resumes at Vancouver and

Edmtonton on Friday with visits

by. Calgary. ~andSaskatoon re-|

. | spectively..

 

The game, won 3-1 by Flyers,
now will be recorded as a 1-0
victory for Stampeders. How-
ever. it will not count as a shut-
out for Calgary goalie Roy Ed-
wards and individual players
statistics will remain unchanged.

 

SEASON OPENER

 

Grotto s Jack Sedgwick
Wins men’s loop double

By JOHN LAPORTE
Jack Sedgwick. of Grotto Cigar Store in A divi-

 

final minutes to pull out a 4-4|'

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Over

Trabert upsets

for pro crown

bert of Cincinnati turned in a
surprise 6-4,.
world champion

tional
Wednesday night,
ceived 1,000 Swedish
($2,000).

PPODE MIDS

Irish lose

BELFAST (#—South Africa de-
feated the Northern Ireland
Football Association 5-2 in an
international soccer game Wed-
nesday night,

LAST NIGHT’S FIGHTS
Chicago w—Bobby Boyd, 160,
Chicago, outpointed Jimmy Bee-
chan, 15912, Miami (10).

Crowns

 

 

 

oston

- Orioles announced today the ex-
Pancho Gonzales change of first baseman Bob
Hale and catcher Ralph Lairmore
for pitchers George Bamberger
STOCKHOLM |M@— Tony Tra-|®nd Russ Heman of Vancouver.

6-2 victory over| eran who had major league prev-
Pancho Gon-} ious trials with New York Giants,
zales in the finals ofthe interna-|led the Pacific
pro tennis tournament pitchers in-earned run average
with 2,40 last season.
For his victory Trabert re-|games,

Paul Richards of the
pride out of Chicago White Sox.
After the Orioles obtained pitch-
er Jack Harshman from the Sox,
Richards,
missioner Ford Frick for a review
of the deal ‘because the pitcher
hada sore back:

and lost 12 at Vancouver, where
he was sent by the Orioles. The

 
    

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Mounties lose
Bamberger
to Orioles

Bamberger, a 33-year-old vet-

Coast League
He won: 15

_ Heman is a pitcher manager
Orioles

complained to Com-

The commissioner ordered the
Sox to give up another player
and it was Heman. He won nine

two clubs have a working agrec-
ment,

 

 

least in the eyes of Cus D’'Amat
Floyd Patterson.

Here is the way D’Amato sizes
up things:

1. England’s Henry Cooper and
Sweden’s undefeated Ingemar
Johansson are worthy challeng-
ers for Patterson’s title.

2. Eddic Machen (knocked out
in the first round by Johansson),

er) and Willie Pastrano (stop-
ped on cuts by England’s Brian
London), were over-rated when

the contenders.
and Pastrano are Americans.

3. But since everyone had
ranked them 1-2-4 before, then

the worthiness of Cooper and Jo-
hansson.

4, He will consider a title fight
in London next sppring or sum-
mer with Cooper but he also in-
tends to go through with a com-
mitment for a summer title de-
fence in Colorado Springs, Colo.

5. Patterson will not fight for
anyone remotely connected with
the International Boxing Club.
And that’s why he won't accepta
big home television offer for a
Dec. 5 fight in Madison Square |
Garden.
| Ned Irish, executive vice-presi-
dent of the Garden, said Wednes-
day D’Amato had rejected ai
$300,000 bid from the National |
Broadcasting Company on behalf |
of.a razor. company, ‘3
the IBC’s Friday night fis peo
a Dec. 5 fight in the Garden. The |
unnamed opponent was expected ;
to be Cuba’s Nino Valdes. Irish
said D'Amato also had _ turned
down five other dates in the |
arena, |

D'Amato said the offer wasn't}

 

 

 

made directly to him but addedi

Englishman, Swede seen
Patterson contenders —

By MURRAY ROSE
NEW YORK (—The heavy-weight picture is clear today, at

Zora Folley (outpointed by Coop- years ago.

they were ranked 1-2-4 among |Nec. 5, the IBC said it will put
Machen, Folleyjon either a welterweight or

these same persons must concede !coming up.

POL Peeres a ITU Wk

Oo, manager of world champion y

 

“it wouldn’t make any differ-
ence.”

He charged that the IBC stifles |
competition by running both the |
Wednesday and. Friday night;
television boxing shows. He has;
been shouting that ever since he!
split with the IBC nearly two

 

Having given up hopes of get-
ting a heavyweight title fight for
the Garden and home television

featherweight title fight on that
date in Los Angeles. Which fight:
it will be depends on two fights

Welterweight champion Virgil
Akins might fight the winner of:
the Gaspar Ortega-Don Jordan
fight. at Long Beach, Calif., Oct.
22 or Hogan (Kid) Bassey of Ni-
gerian might meet Davey Moore:
of Springfield, Ohio. Bassey:
faces Carmelo Costa in a non-;
title fight at the Garden, Oct.-31.

St. Louis buys
top PCL hurler

ST. LOUIS Wm — Left-hander }
| Marshall ‘Bridges, 27, the Pacific ,
‘Coast League’s strikeout king, }
has been bought by the St. Louis |
Cardinals. i

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announced |
Wednesday, Price was not dis- |
closed, i

Bridges, a one-time first base-
man who turned to pitching In!
1955, won 16 and lost 11 with |
Sacramento this year.

an earned run average of 3. 65.

 

   

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Spain wins

MADRID (®) -— Spain defeated

: Northern Ireland 6-2 in a soccer | land defeated Czechoslovakia 3-0.
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sion of the Men’s Five-Pin Bowling League captured
double honors in the opening of league play last Mon-
day scoring high single game of 332 and high triple
of 775,

Sedgwick’s scores also won his
team high single game honors for
the evening, with a score of 1042,
Cook’s Jewellers rolled team high
three with 3052,

Three teams in A League scor-
ed clean sweeps for the night.
Malkin’s, last year B League
champions made their “A” league
debut by trimming Empress
Luckies 4-0. Fort Edward Para-
mounts blanked Howe and Me-
Nulty 4-0, while Skeena Bever-
ages downed last years play-off
champs Esso Fuel Service by the
same score,

Cook's Jewellers defeated
Grotto Cigar Store 3*3 and Neal
Livans Jost their first game of the
year to the Electricians, but went
on to win the next two plus to-
tal plns, and a d-1 vietory,

In B division action, John
Fedyk of Co-Op Hy-waves took
both high single and high triple
honors with scores of 26) and 606,

Capturing toum high single
was Spero's Food Market with a
score of .062, while the Post Of-
fice crew took team high three
with 2651,

Co-On Hy-waves, Tonl's Drive-
In and Bulger's shared = frst
Wace honory with 4-0 victories
over Syoro’s Food Market, Kolly
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fes 0; Rupert Radio 3, Legion 1;
Post Office 2, Stromdahl's Esso :
Service 2.

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3-l while Post Office and Storm-
dahl's Service station wound up
with a tla 2nd,

A DIVISION

Akeonn Beverages 4, Baio Fuel
Borvico 0;' Paramounts.4, Wowe
nnd MeNulty 0; Malkin's 4, Em-
press Luckjos 0; Cook's Jowollons
3, Grotto Clyny Store J; Neal
Evans 8, Mlvctriciang J,

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