' Tenders Close Today For EFC lV Rights

14 The Guardian. Charlottetown, Sat. No . 10, 1962.

(CthTendcrs for television rights to Eastern Football Conference 2 a m e s next season will close at 2 p. on Nov. 27. the EFF tclcvision committee announced Monday. After a six-hour session here which also dealt with a report that Ottawa Rough Riders were breaking conference regulations by offering bonuses to their players. the committee siiid the tenders are being called on a one-year or more basis a

OTTAWA

network could make an for as many years as it would like to have TV rights to the games. The successful bidder would also have an option on the TV rights to the Grey Cup game the East.

The private CTV network has held the rights in the. East for the last two seasons. It is re- ported to have paid $373000 for them in 1962,

Ted Workman. president of Montreal Alonettes and spokes- man for the committee. said the highest bid would not neces- sarily be accepted.

NOT JUST MONEY

"I would like to emphasize

that CTV didn't get the rights

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.officials had admitted offering:

only because of the money in- volved." he said. “There were other considerations which we very important." not say what these considerations were.

The meeting was called pri- marily to go into a report that the Ottawa club offered a ho- nus to its players if they win Saturday's EFC semi - final game here against Montreal.

Such bonuses are not allowed by the conference and Work- man said reports of them have caused some unrest among Montreal players. l

Workman said that

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“travel allowances" to its play- ; ers provided Riders “do well on ' the field Saturday and also at} the box office." i The Ottawa club contended! such payments did not contra-i vene the league ruling. Amount‘l o the travel allowance was said to be $300 a player. The EFC decided to allow the arrangement to stand for Sat- urday's game only and ruled

Horseman of the year is J. Louis Levesque triglitl. Jock- ey Pat Remillard makes pre- sentation at the .lockey's Ball held at the Royal York Hotel

HORSEMAN OF YEAR

on Wednesday. Levesque. boss ‘

of the Blue Bonnets, was most instrumental in bringing the runners back to Montreal.

RoughridersEnier Playoffs Healthier Than Stamps

Western Football Conference semi~final game here today a lhealthier club than the rival

CALGARY ((IPi~Saskatche- EELBQESEEIE‘ES so $991114

iCaigary Stampeders. but the ‘bettors are still putting their

P d M I Imoney on Calgary. L! e e l Stampeders were seven-point favorites Friday. both here and MONTREAL tCPi—Examina- at Regina. to win the opener

tions Friday showed that goalie of the two-game series. Game Jacques Plante of Montreal Ca- time is 2:30 pm. algary was nadiens has it pulled muscle in an ]1-point favorite to win the the back of his 10“ lei! and IS total-point. series. The second is doubtful starter for tonight'sigam is at National Hockey League gamel“'—‘“” ""

here a g a in st Chicago Black .

Hawks. G b Plante injured the leg in: 5

Thursday night‘s 4-1 win by Ca»‘ ‘ ‘

nadiens over I) e t r o it REd

Wings.

Forward Bobby Roussea rein-l COPENHAGEN (AP) — Chris lured his right knee in Thurs-l Christensen of Denmark staged day night‘s game and will he i a terrific last round flurry Fri- out of the Montreal lineup. Heiday night and was awarded a had been back for two gamesidecision over England’s Wally .after missing five. lsivit in a ill-round welter-

ante‘s return to the netsiweight fight. ‘Thursday night was his first. Swift. who has won 40 of his .since the opening game of tliel47 professional fights, weighed iseason. .15] pounds and Christensen 150.

Regina Monday

night. . Neither club is at full strength. but despite two weeks in which Stampeders have had to heal the ,wounds of their last Saskatchewan encounter they will have at least three key men in sic a_.

Coach Bobby Dohhs will an- nounce at a breakfast with his crew today who will be able to play in the series.

LEAVES TWO BEHIND Roughridcr c o a c h Sieve Owen. wh was to arrive here with his team late Friday. an- nounced he was leaving behind fullback - linebacker Clair

Branch and ~halfback Walter Mince. Branch continues t have trouble with a Charley horse and Mince dislocated his shoulder in a game against British Columbia Lions at Van- couver last Weekend. Stampeders will be without guard Tony Pajaczkowski. 1960

backer Henry Huth. Coach Dobbs has tackle Don Luzzi. linebacker Ernie Danjean and defensive end John Childress on a list of doubtful starters. A sell-out crowd was ex- pected at the 20.000-seat Mc- Mahon Stadium for the game.

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and 1961 we all-star. and line- '

The weather forecast indicated the sun may be shining this a n d temperature: would be in the 50:.

Stampeders were defeated 93-15 by Saskatchewan in the last scheduled game cl the season here Oct. 20.

The winner of the series will take on Winnipeg for the WC championship. W

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that any other such offer on the v part of an EFC citib would lead test his wares against Pitts- to disciplinary action burgh in a game at St. Louis.

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itwo division leaders in a possi-‘

lble preview of the title game in

llate December. Dallas. only

‘ game b ' Denver BI B'd F S

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

The high-scoring Dallas Cow— boys make their big bid for a >iliot at the Eastern Conference title Sunday when they . leading New York Giants in an important N ational Foot- ball League game at the ("otton Bowl.

The Giants just took the lead last week by beating St Louis while Washington was losing to Dallas Washington. loser: of two straight. faces another dif- ficult challenge in Cleveland at

a new DC. Stadium.

While the upper echelon of the Eastern Conference is scrambling for position the un- beaten Green Bay Packers go after their ninth straight vic- tory of the season at Philadel- phia. It will be the Packers first trip to Philadelphia since

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:Coliseum. Chicago Bears. latest victims of the Packers. face the revitalized Minnesota Vikings. ‘3 team they beat 13-0 earlier in jthe year. They will play at ‘Wrigley Field. St.

est We Forget...

Attention Alberton

The lists of defaulting rate payers will be posted

November 20. 1962. By order of the Council.

Women who Died for Liberty.

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iLeague the top game is Boston

In the American Football‘ l t Denver, meeting of the

tone-half e iin lin the west. invades New York ito play the Titans at the Polo ‘ Grounds. Houston. one-hall game be- I hind Boston in the east. plays

at Oakland. 3 team that has they lost the 1960 ChamEIODSh'P lost eight straight. In the other gfme 0". 'l'pP'ry “mum”! Sunday game Buffalo is at S’au held. Lunch Vince Lombardi image and his Packers still think they ‘- ' W - "W " should have won that game. MINISTER TO GET CAR Detroit. which has to keep on‘ \‘lCTORlA iCPl—Thc British winning to remain in positioniColumbia highways department two games back of Green Bay is shopping for a “super sports" in ill? West. into San ear for Highways Minister Phil

Francisco where the 4991‘: have ‘m been hearing boos lately while

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losing three straight.

RAMS TACKLE COLTS Harland Svare. new head coach of Los Angeles Rams. in- herits the immediate job of stopping Baltimore Colts in the

Louis' new passer. Charley Johnson. will

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