rfH'.Ce
rU(jcii'
LXiny
iNew-.-Ti
uriay,
November
26,
lH:fc
1
Smokies
Tied
By
Penticton
sreer
&
s
seisin
1
Rangers
Reverse
Tactics,
Ra!!y
to
Trim
Bruins
By
The
Canadian
Press
ngilill
this
season
by
scooting
Somebody
must
have
told
New
into
mi
early
lead
In
their
Na-York
Rnno.ers
the
fable
about
the
tional
Hockey
League
games,
hare
and
the
tortoise
only
to
run
out
of
gas
In
the
last
Frank
Boucher's
filth-placers
vifr'irH
i"-d
yield
victory
to
their
have
broken
the
hearts
of
the
opponents
New
York
faithful
time
and
Last
night
they
reversed
the
LIMITED
Builders
end
Confraclcr
215
First
Ave.
W.
'.-
i':
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,jt
D,
Tl'e
Cn
nudum
I'reM
'
Penticton
V's
ended
their
trip
into
the
Western
International
i-'y
icague:.i
rousing
fashion
Wednesday
nl"ht
and
took
with
them
a
five-game
record
of
two
wirs,,two
los-ses
and
one
tie.
The
Okanagan
Senior
League
V's
climaxed
a
week-long
grind
.i.-.
vca'i
by
buttling
the
WIHL's
leading
Trail
Smoke
Faters
to
a
5-5
overtime
dead-!e:k.
Kamlixr.ps
Elks
scored
a
decisive
5-2
win
last
night
over
the
iC'"'J"
leading
Vertion
Canadians
in
a
clean,
fast
OSUL
fixture.
Two
games,
one
in
each
league,
are
scheduled
tonight
with
Wi'II
a'tion
pitting
Trail
ivalns!
Nelson
Maple
Leafs
and
Vernon
tackling
Kelowna
Packers
In
the
OSUL.
procedure.
Boston
Bruins
scored
the
first
goal,
led
3-2
at
the
end
(..
t,..i
ltrlixls
and
finished
on
ih;
:
'ort
end
of
a
5-3
count
at
(hi-
ii'vil
bell.
It
was
an
Important
victory
for
the
New
Yorkers.
The
fourth-place
.Biuins
still
lead
them
by
1
y
i-oiiita
but
the
two
clubs
play
again
at
Boston
tonight
and
an-
Odds
Favor
Bengals
7-5
HAMILTON
(?
Hamilton
Tiger-Cats
are
ready
to
concede
Wiimiiwir
P.lnp
Kiiiiihers
have
the
HOW
MUCH
IS
THAT
DOGGIE
OH
OUR
USED
CAK
LOT
3!)
FORI)
COl,T2-
Looks
Ilk?
('.
i
Kanger
win
could
put
I
I
better
pacing
attack,
which
may
ether
ti:
i.i
v.el!
within
striking
dist-
a
(n-E-
c.:.
!
got
a
do"5's
price
or.
it
.
vi'vt))
COACH
GEORGE
TRAFTON
of
Winnipeg
Blue
Bombers
of
the
Western
Interprovinclal
Football
Union
is
holding
secret
workouts
in
preparation
for
his
team's
clash
against
Hamilton
Tlger-Cats
in
the
Grey
Cup
final
at
Toronto,
Saturday.
Trafton,
who
hu.
been
with
the
Bombers
three
years,
formerly
was
a
centre
with
Notre
Dame
and
star
player
and
coach
with
Chicago
Bears
rf
tr
National
Football
League.
4
i
get
them
tourhtHmus
in
a
hurry
in
the
Grey
Cup
game
Saturday,
but
on
the
point
of
which
Is
the
better-balanced
ciub
the
Bengali;
pat
y
mselv
s
in
front.
Over
the
seu:.on
in
the
Big
II
Jl'.M
,Sl.lllu,
h.UHI.I
n
ICi.n..!,
I
ran
i:f,QV
t
hi.;
one
throu;;h
the
lio.-piLd.
I
,
.
i
;
r,f
It
I
vrt.:
i
r.r.i'ii.i
on
u
v;
ji
a
i
.v
nr.,.
.v,
v
're:;i
u;
ab
i
that
sltHk
nnd
fast
only
?iUv
Coins
Aiound
and
HourJ
li$
Sonoib;
r.i
c
of
the
last
play-off
spot.
.Tee
Klukay
finally
gave
Boston
the
lead
shortly
after
the
halfway
mark
of
the
opening
per-K"l
ci'y
10
have
Eddie
Kullman
tie
the
score
four
minutes
later.
Ik"
l'lldebrand,
the
reformed
Nev
Wr-Jtnui.ster
lacrosse
player,
gave
the
Rangers
a
brief
edge
46
seconds
after
the
.
second
frame
opened,
but
within
five
minutes
Boston
bounced
back
with
tallies
by
Milt
Schmidt
and
Leo
'
a
bine.
.
'"''''"brand's
second
goal
Four
the
Tiger-Cats
showed
the
power
they
can
generate
with
I
their
ground
offensive
and
along
with
a
capnuie
but
not
spectacular
aerial
attack
they
have
prov-
;en
to
the
east
to
be
the
com-
j
bination
unsurpassed
in
the
Big
i
Pour.
i
The
eastern
champions
be-'
liieve
they
have
the
edge
on
the
Curling
Results
-:iUK
oi
ye.te-Gay
aKT-noon's
game
lor
th?
Wi.metrs
Curling
club
In
the
Columbia
O
iiulo.se
trophy
play:
Partridge
B.
Hamilton
fl;
Wak-ky
14,
Wilkins
5;
Mtxire
10,
Lewis.
Draws
for
tomorrow's
play
at
30
p.m.
are
os
follows:
1
hi
m
vs
Hamilton;
Partridge
vs
Wak-
BOB
PAWBi
IM.
"The
Home
of
FiiimKy
:
vi-(
'
YOUit
FOUlJ-MONAKCil
ic
ai.m;
FULLBACK
RON
KELLY
of
Winnipeg
Blue
Bombers
crashes
six
yards
for
a
touchdown
as
the
Bombers
defeat
Toronto
Balmy
Beach
24-4
in
the
Grey
Cup
semi-final
at
Winnipeg.
The
victory
ovei
the
Ontario
Rugby
Football
Union
title-holders
swept
the
Bombers
into
the
Grey
Cup
final
at
Toronto
this
Saturday
against
Hamilton
Tiger-Cats.
Trafton
Not
Tipping
Hand
On
Any
of
105
Grid
Plays
Remember
When
By
The
Ciinattliui
Press
Calgary
Stampeders
upset
Ottawa
Rough
Riders
12-7
in
the
Grey
Cup
final
at
Toronto
five
pars
aeo
today,
taking
the
i'miiimmi'i
"
nn-finwn-MiTnr-rT
r
-
r
L
Advertising
in
the
Doily
News
C.lngs
Rcsu'.h
Wilkins
vs
Moore.
Canadian
football
champion''
hip
icy
i
ground
and
expect
to
chew
out
souared
matters
at
8:39
of
the
huge
chunks
of
yardage
that
third
period.
Barely
a
minute
way,
interminriing
it
with
an
later.
Wally
Ilergeheimer
put
aerial
show
to
Keep
the
Winnipeg
New
York
In
front
for
keeps.
,
defence
guessm
,'.
The
last
Ranger
goal
was
a
i
Fullback
M,'iie
Hanes.
halves
gift.
With
Boston
goalie
Jim
west
for
the
first
time
In
seven
vears.
The
young,
light
Calgary
-
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By
JIM
BASTABLE
Carwullnn
Press
Staff
Writer
squad
under
coach
Les
Lear
.?
saw
Red'
Ettinger
(centre
wi'.h
Toronto
Argonauts
of
the
Big
Four
union
and
formerly
with
Saskatchewan
Roughridi
,s
of
the
Western
Confidence)
at
trv
drills
Tuesday.
AURORA,
Ont.
(CP)
George
(Thunder)
Trafton
has
105
football
plays.
He
won't
talk
about
any
of
them.
!Lou
Kusserow,
Leniie
Custis
and
I'en-y
out
of
the
nets
in
favor
played
errorless
ball
while
their
i
Royal
Bailey
carry
the
running
cf
a'l
extra
forward,
defenceman
I
charging
wingline
caused
.;evi
ral
'and
plunging
load,
combining
Fen
y
Howell
cleared
from
be-!
Ottawa
fumbles.
!
speed
and
crashing
force
to
bow)
bind
the
New
York
net.
The!
"
'
past
tacklers.
p"k
eniomed
off
the
side
boards
i
POUCE
COUPE,
B.C.
How
the
ti
do
I
know
who
ine
ao-year-oia
coaco
oi
uit
.
there?
ejse
was
Quarterback
Ed
Songin
is
a
and
drutcd
lazily
into
the
Winnipeg
Blue
Bomoers
ciamb
Seven
natural
gas
wells
have
been
drilled
in
B.C.
i;
'
Pence
Trafton
said
he
hadn't
neard
!
dangerous
passer,
equally
as
good
.
empty
Bruin
cage.
up
at
mention
of
defensive
or
USE-
GEO.
COOK
Jeweller
s
Christmas
Layaway
9m
A
tmoW
deposit;
will
hold
any
article
until
Chriitmo".
TERRACE
PRINCE
KWrRT
of
coach
Carl
Voyles
of
the
whether
he
is
throwing
long
or
In
their
current
swing
through
offensive
strategy
for
the
Grey
River
district
h
the
!
st
two'
M
i
-j.
r-.m
flnnl
nanimt.
Hamilton
nger-vau.
J""
'
l""lBVU
out
his
plays"
and
added:
Tiger-Cats
in
Toronto
Satur-,
dy
;
"I'm
not
going
to
fix
it
.-o
taper
and
read
in
three
min-'
months
by
the
Pacific
Pciro-leums
group
as
part
of
sUpp-"!-tip
drilling
activity
In
tlv
an';
The
artivity
is
snuTed
by
hop.-:
that
a
gas
pipeline
will
b"
built
from
the
area
southweitward
to
Vancouver
and
into
the
radii-:
Northwest
United
States.
short.
But
he
is
up
against
a
!
the
Prairie
section
of
the
West-better
aerial
artist
in
the
Bomb-
j
ern
Hockey
league,
New
Westers'
Indian
Jack
Jacobs.
minster
Royals
are
finding
the
Songin
has
the
additional
'nnesition
a
bit
too
tough
to
drawback
of
not
having
ends
j
handle.
like
Neil
Armstrong
and
Bud!
The
revamped
Edmonton
Fskl-Grant
to
pitch
to.
Those
two
are
mos,
mired
deep
in
the
league
Jacobs'
main
targets
and
if
the
flashed
some
of
their
Tiger-Cats
had
a
pair
to
com-
championship
brilliance
of.
last
pare
with
those
two
imports
the
;
sensnn
as
they
handed
the
third-odds
of
7-to-5
in
favor
of
the
place
Royals
a
humiliating
7-2
:
es
what
I'm
going
to
do
in
an
hour."
1
Asked
whom
he
might
start
for
the
classic,
Trafton
com-;
mented:
j
"You've
seen
my
line-up
be-;
fore,
haven't
you?
Well,
tako1
!
"What
do
you
think
I
am?"
Trafton
roared
a
few
minutes
before
the
Blue
Bombers'
ligh
drill
Wednesday.
"I'm
not
running
every
two-bit
football
tMm
in
the
country.
I'm
supposed
to
be
calling
the
shots
for
Winnipeg."
,
That's
why,
the
voluble
Trafton
added,
the
Blue
Bombers
m
-i-
-a
mil
nwrwi
iTiirun
1
East
for
Saturday
s
game
would
shellacking
in
Wednesday
night
onlv
scheduled
fixture.
be
much
hieher.
your
choice.
I'm
not
crazy."
About
the
only
injury
Traf-
are
holding
practicg
sessions
in
ton
must
contend
with
is
Lorn?
secrecy.
Benson,
22-year-old
half
who
ss
"This
is
the
big
time,"
he
said.
tut
with
a
knee
injury
Th"
los
came
on
top
of
a
4-2
defeat
at
the
hands
of
Snska-tnr.n
Quakers
Tuesday
nleht.
Rovnls
close
out
their
road
trip
tonight
against
second
-
place
Calgary
Stampeders.
Recad
Grsrj
Seen
For
Qi'ey
Cup
TORONTO
"
The
gross
gat?
fc
ptvdoy'B:
Hamilton-Winnipeg
Orey
Cup
final
is
expected
"Im
running
a
big-time
foot-i
"The
other
fellows
are
in
fine
ball
club
and
every
Tom,
Dick
;
shape,"
Trafton
added.
"We'll!
and
Harry
isn't
going
to
sneak;
be
ready."
j
around
us."
j
The
players
agree
with
that.,
Trafton-made
his
comments:
Guard
Dean
Bandiera
who
while
fingering
a
couple
of
lit-;
calls
the
defensive
signals
is
to
totai
SlGR43.
an
all-time
hit,
h
tie
black
books
with
his
plays
nursing
a
sore
knee
but
he
fig-
n
V:3s
reportea
Wednesday.
just
before
the
Bombers
head
be
"in
shape
for
ures
it
will
Saturday."
jTi-kel
sales
will
yield
S128.443
iart
tc'oviRion,
radio,
movie
and
program
rhml
v;lli
bring
an
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additional
$40,000.
SPECIAL
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12-gauge
steel
Industrial
Welding
ed
for
practice
at
nearby
S'
Andrew's
College,
about
30
mil?s
north
of
Toronto.
WHO'S
WATCHING?
Only
a
few
St.
Andrew's
students
rubber-necked.
"Why
should
I
open
up
my
workouts?"
Trafton
asked.
"How
do
I
know
who's
watching?
1
Kay
Franks
Tops
Women
Keglers
Kay
Franks
helped
Dibbs
capture
top
hom;:s
in
Oro-ip
"?
e
LAST
NIGHT'S
FIGHTS
PIITismfJWWuo-
300
Bakei,
2"3,
t'itt.'
:;i:
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outpointed
Cha:'"ey
(0oiV"Wllllams,
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225
First
Avenue
MfAWT
BEACH,
Fla.
Holly
j
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he
Ladies
Five-Pin
bTvhn
league
Tuesday
when
she
rolle.
262
end
628
to
take
high
singh
md
high
triple.
Dibbs
took
teim
high
single
and
high
three
with
scores
of
643
and
2686.
4;ms.
l-ju'-iii.
wasnington,
out-oointed
Jimmy
Wt-'ich,
155'
j,
Columbus.
O..
10.
LOS
ANGELES
Dave
Rollins,
126,
Detroit,
outpointed
Jose
Luis
Cotero,
12434,
El
Paso,
Tex.,
10.
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took
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team
sinel
and
high
team
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witl
scores
of
1066
and
2874.
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