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lands in Rotterdam Sunday. Ap- parently he wasn’t too succes:-

Jean Nicolay, golakeeper of Ihe Belgium team, bends every pifort to stcp a score during the

Western Football Teams Facing Crucial Weekend

By THE CANADIAN PRESS Snow and wintry cause be isn’t -to—daunt western foot- fans with an exciting four- ~ — week end

Sere, Edmonton Eskimos | e in Vancouver to battle with | itish Columbia Lions and Sask- | chewan Roughriders visit Cal- | wy to face the Stampeders.

Monday, in afternoon games, gary visits Edmonton ahd

Skatchewan plays host to Win-|

peg Blue Bombers at Regina. ft is a crucial ery team but Saskatchewan lose record of 10 losses and e win eliminates them from the fee-team playoffs.

GHT SITUATION

Winnipeg can’t afford to tose.| _T™

y of its four remaining games

it wants to hold first place and Edmon- | 1, with five games remaining, |

bye into the playoffs.

in a second-place deadlock th sir al elimination.

At the bottom of- this hungry ap, a Saskatchewan club fired |

by a new coach, Frank Tr-

eka, takes on the role of po- |

itial spoiler.

me odds are with Esks

Vancouver, Edmonton players |

p leading the league in rushing, Ssing and pass-catching. The mgy, defence has allowed an) erage of fewer than 10 points a me.

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Ldoms, on the other hand, have t two first-line tackles—Chuck iiter and Curt Iaukea — this

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"This ‘Quilter’s quitting) is a S. Iaukea was a tremendous is,’ moaned Lions coach nyne Robinson. ©

Robinson still_isn't sire iether Vic Kristopaitis, the Id goal expert who led Lions two early wins over Edmonton, li be ready for action. Jompared to these, coach gle Keys’ troubles are minor.

lonolulu’s Bid or Loop Berth ; Turned Down

By MURRAY ROSE "EW YORK (AP)—Honolulu’: | for a berth in the still un- m Continental League was re- ted Friday. tepresentatives of the Yawal-| €apital were told. however, | their application for a fran- would be given serious con- | eration if the projected eight- | m, third major league éx-| ids to ten or more teams. MIE Shea, organizer of the. gue, didn’t ‘cive any reason for turn-down but-it undoubtedly ;

olved the distance and ex- ise . Honolulu’s presentation was

de by Mayor Neal Blaisdell | | Yetsuo Higa, Honolulu bus- ssman and sportsman, in an} rs meeting with Shea and - Rickey, president of the |

= ‘Continental, which expects | begin operating in 1961, pre- | =i “ five charter members | York. Minneapolis - St +4 Houston, Toronto and Den

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ming three cities for. our aiding eight-team league. -

We have applications from. ttreal, Atlanta, Dallas - Fort

th and Buffalo. We have as- sd Mayor Blaisdell that in future plan very serious sideration will be given to ex- sion and to Hvunolulu.” ia SS.

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weekend for |

B.C. The Stamps must win | two games to stave off vir- |

Mike Kmech and Don Duncalfe, |two Canadian guards, are ailing |but the rest of the team isin good late-season shape.

Calgary coach Otis Douglas, 'his job reportedly lost anyway, has demanded a top effort from his players. A blowup earlier this week ty Douglas resulted in fines = several players and the fring

one.

|DON STONE SET Good news for Douglas is the |fact that import halfback Donnie! Stone is in shape to play. Stone }sat out Calgary's loss last week j to Winnipeg with a knee injury. Calgary is not taking Saskat- chewan, who upset B. C. 16-14

| Monday, lightly. The Roughriders gave Edmon-

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By THE CANADIAN PRESS The chief question in the Na- tional Hockey League this season appears to be which club will fin- ish second.

First plece has all but heen conceded to Montreal Canadiens, | Stanley Cup champions for four

outfit again for 1959-60.

Six games are on tap this week- end which should provide some | clues to the problem. In the open- | ing games of the season this) week Chicago Black Hawks downed New York Rangers 52 and the Montrealers dumped Bos-| ton Bruins 4-1. .

Tonight Detroit Red Wings and | Toronto Maple Leafs make their | season's debut, Detroit moving into Montreal and Toronto at home to Chicago. The other game has Rangers at Boston.

THREE GAMES

Sunday night “Montreal ts at Boston, Toronto goes ta Chicago and New York visits Detroit

Much of the weekend interest centres on the Toronto-Chicago series where some rouzh and tough hockey is expected. The} clubs met twice during exhibition

Right Time Cops Jubilee Stake

WESTBURY, N. Y. (AP)— Right Time, an aptly named bay |, colt, held on gamely in the} lstretch Friday nicht to win the | $30,738.65 Jubilee Stake for three- | year - old pacers at Roosevelt. | Raceway by a nose over heavily | favored Meadow Al

Driver John Patterson rushed | Richt Time into the lead at the quarter and never was headed during the 2:03 2-5 mile

Meadow Al. driven by Joe O'Brien of Alberton. PFI... was the.3-19 favorite w th a crowd of 24.592. He challenged the pace-| setter passing the three-quarter | pole.

Right Time responded to Pat-! terson’s urging and blazed a! 29 1-5 second final quarter that) Meadow Al couldn't match in the closing strides. ton_a first-half scare last week The winner, owned by Byron before fading in their first game Kuth, Chesterland, Ohto, under coach Tripucka, the former |Co™ded his third straicht

ful that day because the Nether lands won, 9-1 (AP Wirephote)

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Passing quarterback who re the seventh in 23 seasonal out: | - wheeler’s 1959)

placed George Terlep. j ings The side

Z limbed t¢ 974 33 The Riders’ roster still reads | - Rice ” rime, sod ke in | like a hospital index. but ap-} the bettin

t ng, returned $1! 0, $2. = parently enough-players are im) 44 $2.60. Mect-w Al good shape to form a dangerous} yore $2 9 and $2.20 This

d ‘pl ace squad. “nisher Chancev Farve!l paid

Winnipeg is in good shape phys- $3.70. Buich Harmony wound up|

feally and the team has been! fourth. ‘followed by Edgewood practicing in snow to prepare for! Arbiter, Canadian Invader, Dares Monday's tilt. _ |Direct, and Glenville.

Starters For Monday Afternoon Ist Dash. 1.30 P.M.

Royal Train, Callie Hal, Long Dan, Lily’s Pointer, Ken’s Pride, The Shiek, Mary Leah, Premier J. Walter.

Morriell Woody, Sonny Budiong, Propane, Lady Clegg, Jolly

Helen’s Dream, Ted Gennessee, Jean Clegg, Dainty Dianne,

Myrtle E, Raven Abbe,*Cathy Clegg, MacGee Volo,

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| Jack Stilley gave each fighter 45

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tours, Leafs winning one and ty- ing the second.

During that second game, 29)

alties were handed out inclad-) ng two match penalties, two! majors and a misconduct. ‘The main episode was a@ stick-swing- ng duel between Ed Litzenber- of Chicago and Toronto's Mare Reaume. ,

Rodriques, Clay Fight To Draw

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Kid Sisto Rodriguez, unranked Calif- ornia light heavyweight, he'd highly-favored Vor Clay of P adelphia to a 10-round draw ¥Fri-' day night in a televised boxing | match. Each fighter weighed 172/ pounds. :

The unbeaten 20-year-old Phil- adelphia carried a record of 10 victories—eight by knockouts—| and one draw into the fight.

Clay was a 13-to-5 favorite; over the native Puerto Rican | who was rushed into the fight | Wo last week as a replacement f>+ Jesse Bowdry, St. Louis light _| heavyweight who pulled out be- cause of a virus attack.

Judge James Mina scored the fight 46-45 for Von Clay while ref- eree Dave Beloff carded it 46-44 in favor of Rodriguez. Judge

points. The Associated Press had the Californian a 4643 victor.

Rodriguez, Californias state champion, forced the Philadelph- ian inside through most of the) fight. Rodriguez confined his at- tack to the body. keeping Clay off-balance, either by tying him up after left-right combination punches or moving away quickly. Rodriguez, beaten only once in 26 previous fights, landed the hest punch of the night in the fifth round when he staggered Clay with a right to the face. Later he. drew blood from the

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Argos, Als Face Big Test In Weekend Competitions

By THE CANADIAN PRESS

The big Thanksgiving football weekend is in sight but not till Monday

The traditional homeand-home Montreal Alouettes

at it in Ottawa today and in Montreal Monday. The Argonauts

|newspaper said Friday Harold ‘Pee Wee) Reese will be the new manager of the Milwaukee Braves.

The Boston Traveler said in a ‘Chicago dispatch that the ap- | pointment “will be announced in la short time,” probably after a: ‘brief interval as the Los — ones finish celebrating their

sc was a Dodger coach this! season after many years as that club's stellar shortstop.

Fred Haney resigned as Mal. waukee manager just a few days days ago after his Braves were | beaten by the Dodgers in a play- off for the National League pen- nant.

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remaining’ three games are with the tough and—so far—healthy Tabbies.

For the Argonauts, it will be a test of whether the new - found running and passing attack whip- ped together by coach Steve Owen and quarterback Al Dorow can stand up against the leaders.

CATS SNARLING

The Argos downed the Als de- cisively the last two weekends but the crippled Larks were hardly

on a par with Hamilton.’ In atidi-| -

tion, Ticats are smarting from

coach Jim Trimble says there will be no more fooling around with benoh-cleaning and quarter- backs,

Bernie Faloney, who played de- fensively last Saturday while ‘Tom Dublinski had a fling, will be back calling signals to stay.

Here is what Montreal is up against:

Johnny Blaicher, Mike Kovac and Bob Geary have not been named for the Ottawa game.

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