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Detroit 005 000 000-— 5100’ tin (9). HR: NY—Tresh (25).

Cleveland 000 002 O10— 3-70 National League on an eight-dash harness racing | won in 2.ul 35 and 2.14 34. Other winners were Border- 1.35 — E. Cox, I. Gallant Sparma (13-7) Tiefenauer (8) Mile. 000 000 000 0—9 40 - os om a der eck oe a = Dan K.| view Robert 2.0945), Don 1.40 — J. Beer, F. MacKenzie.

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Haargan (4). and Azcue. HR: Selma :2-0) and Cannizzaro. 4 ’ mentee ane the Lions aid posi- | 3-5) and True Shirley Hal (2.17).|Harmony Will (2:13 2-5). | 150 J. Horne, E. Taylor, et -Brov 7) St. Louis arte i - f tion could turn int : ;

" ‘ a Louis at Philadelphia ppd, py tHE CANADIAN PRESS Scott carried 18 times for 8%) consecutive wins, Winuipeg lost i , and a 17-3 lead fas MONCTON (CP) — Bootie! SAINT JOHN, NB. (GP) . OO eae a 102 210 620-— 8 171 First Ottawa Rough Riders, after yards. the services of quarterback jinutes later. Chips was ‘the lone double-dash | Rhythm Time, owned by Dr. R. ANTS NEED WATCHING Boston 000 101 OL1I— 4 72 Chicago 000 200 010— 3 72 throwing away several scoring Edmonton rem ained im last Kenny Pleon who injured his Calgary started back in the Wimmer Saturday night on a nine- |W. Fanjoy of nearby Rothesay, The proverbially industrious

Pasctial--$3+ Roggenburk’ (8) Sam Fran — 000-004 00x— 469 Chances, still were able to de- place im the five-team league right hand in the second qua second half, narrowing the score |44sh harness racing card here. |was the only double winner on ani works less than half as hard sud Bailey: Senhere (B48) Man | Saakion ($0.40) Ahan ctie feat the almost incredibly inept despite the win, third in-a-row ter. Club officials did not -kgow to 17-10. But without quarter- | He won in times of 2.10 1-5 and jan eight-dash harness racing alone as with a partner Saar te Stephenson ies Matas nd + Balled Krug. (7): Bolia #4milion Tiger-Cats 22-13 im after five straight defeats, but immediately whether the band },-~ Fagle Day and fullback '2-0 45. ‘card here Saturday night. ai . =a oe r Wives Wee mee ine T stelle (1) eae (8) Eastern Footbal! Conference ac- the Eskimos now are only two was sprained or broken when Lovell Coleman, both out of the Best time of the night was Rhythm Time stepped the tira kl (an : Henry (8) and Haller. HRs: chi ti” at Ottawa Saturday. points behind the Bombers, loop an Edmonton bjitzer caught the game, they couldn't beat the clocked by Northfield, who did mile in 2.08 and 2.10. i SOMETHING Williams (30) Basks 25). In the Western conference at leaders only two games ago. quarterback. B.C. defence in the clutch and the mile in 2.09 3-5. | Other winners’ were To The) ~ Calitornia 002 100 030— 611.1 Second a Edmonton, Eskimos came from PENALTY HELPS _ : The Bombers galloped into ® twice lost the ball on downs Other singie winners were|Wind (2.1) 25), Just Marilyn} To Think About... Washington "hic oe behind twice to score a 30-25. The break came midway tm 13-0 lead before Edmonton ral- q in the Lions’ it tor Sis (2.09 4-5). Goldie | (2.11 2-5), Miss Coppertone (2.13) ® ngt 101 003 000— 5100 Chicago 010 000 O1— 2 73 ae eep s’ territory, A Senato ’ { furnace Is over 10 years Brunet, Lee (6) Gatewood Sam Fran 022 001.¢4x— 9110 ‘Victory over Winnipeg Blue the fourth quarter. Dick Thorn. lied for a 13-7 deficit at the end final B.C. touchdown put the /Dell (2.15 45). The Shiek (2.11 Galaxie Hal (2.13 35), Young Co aa ie aaa aoa $5) (6) Contes (0h and’ Bod | Bahl (98-11) HeeN (8) See Bombers before a record of ton, Mr. Everything for Winnl- of the first quarter. The Eski- game out of reach '2-5), Ellen Joyce (2.11 3-5), Lue- Togger (2.11 2-5) and Janet! % ive it ran close took! zers; Narum, McCormick (4) |Daniel (7) Abernathy (8) and 31,955 fans. peg, had intercepted an Eskimo mos went ahead 1413 at half- Fullback Bill Munsey and ky Goose (2.14 2-5) and Rayson Byrd (2.16 3-8). ee ¢ } Hannan (0-1) (2) Kline (8) and Krug: Spahn (7-16) and Haller In the only other» game Satur- forward oa his own five-yard time but Winnipeg came back uarterback Joe Ka " scored Brook (2.14 3-5). ae ar en /HERE s WHY: Camilli, HR: Wash—-King (12). HRs: Chi—Boccabella 2 (2), SF @8%: 4 nighttime WFC clash at line but ,the big catch, nullified ‘for a 25-21 margin after three ihe other B.C. touchdowns on a ere GOLF DRAW | The ssual “life expectancy” “ef “ae as : Vancouver, British Columbia on a penalty for holding, enabled quarters. Edmonton “iad a 9-0 paca first-quarter field goal SACKVILLE DOWNS, NS.| ordinary furnaces is about 1¢ Kansas City 010010 001— 3 10 @ ‘Houston 000 001 011— 3 72 Lions downed crippled Calgary Edmonton to get the ball back! margin in-the final 15 minutes. converted two of the touch.|(CP) — Mars N. tied the track’ The following is the draw for Raltimore 100.001 000— 2 76 Los Angeles 000 200000— 2 71 —— ae aS and on the Winnipeg M%4-yerd! |. noosTED downs, and threw a pass to record at Sackville Downs Sal- the second stage of the Mrs, BUT EVEN MORE Sheldon (8-7) Wyatt (9) and| Dierker, Owens (6-4) (7) Ray- fo. on. Canodian football league — he “ceeet ae The Vancouver win boosted halfback Amos Bullocks for the urday night to win the featur- T.W.L. Prowse point match be- IMPORTANT Bryan; Bunker, Hall (16-7) (9) mond (6) and Brand: Podres,| iy : Butch Pressley weat over tae the Lions to within a point of third convert after the Shap had ed $5,000 invitational pace on an ing held at the Belvedere Golf There have been so many won- and, Brown. HR: Blt—Powell \reed (6) Perranoski (4-6) (7) : ¥ a been fumbled ‘eight-dash harness racing card. and Country Club today derful improvements in the last (15), and Roseboro. HR LA—Johnson ,.20¢ Ottawa win left the two touchdown-that gave Edmontos Calgary and two poinis of Sa- . Mare N., owned by Otto New: (————_—_____— — 10 years you have a right to be vere : a » teams tied for first place in the g 27.25 lead. skatchewan, who took first place Jerry Keeling -scored Cal- rae Slamates Bays N.Y, PP Pst eee ee errosesooos evr tmgge yA oy ot Bagi a Me ae _modern LENNO) al “$ys-

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_ _ Natlonal League WL Pet. GBL field goal atiempts Besides losing the game, first interception 15 yards to quarter, Calgary losts its last Driven by veteran Earle Avery, Alex M. Wilson, Mgr. Dial 894-8543 - Ch’town Cincinnati 000 003 000— 3 80 Minnesota 92 54 630 — As things tasned: out, Riders fourth straight defeat after four score and the second by Mack good chance to draw even. High Level broke in the stretch esses soessesecsoooe oe Pittsburgh 002-000 000—-2-5-1-Chicago $388 —568- —9—-agutd rave —miseed—even-more — cs Se sc A IO ate a _ Maloney (18-7) and Edwards; | Baltimore 81 62 566 9'» -and still have won with ease. : : Sisk ‘6-3 Gibbon (6) Cardwell Detroit 80 64 556 11 Tiger-Cats, still having trouble ’

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