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a” napieeet - down and =] ring. No Mukerjeh of India defeated Wil- eee ena ast Comebac sree So bin Beer ite crm | Meno Hon hee a, lett | Clay came hack with two ligth CHALLENGER Cleveland cond gound of the heavyweight elus Clay in Houston-tonight.| !€ the Davis Cup interzone | sort inforcntice o> By DICK COUCE goal for the Canadiens in 1961. She to te tenk on tnce eee fe te canvas ack oc eee “semifinals and sending Indi& | the Seals will get lots of NEW -YORK (AP)—Montreal | It : 2 for the third time in the se- Championship fight with Cas- (AP “Wirephoto) |. into the finals against Brazil. | 4 : was niy biggest thrill ever. his| brought blood from Williams’ se ce against rygged has becyme just another place |My knees were shaking.” alas. = -- : a a tee alia Brazil winner will | The Seals tied Sydney 4-all fa to visit ‘for Bernie Geoffrion.| Geoffrion has feamed with his! Clay battered his charging op- ; . 4 . feteading champion | Sydney Friday night end Gate the 35-year-old hockey wonder | Earl Ingarfield and Reg Fiem- let | ponent with both hands to the manatee December. | ed North Sydney 11-3 on Satur who's meking New York Ram /ing to lead the Rangers into |. 0°h. ‘D8 |head. A. short left and right, to a a. ewan a Way oO erat anaes entoe en oe eae gers <o Boom Boom. third place. head. ,|the head dropped Williams. oer S i best-of whose name we didn't get scor- Geoftrion, former Montresl| Geoftrion, who retired in 1968 si Tiree, lefts to the bead, |W22, 4p, & two. After the count ao ‘ : : fot. In the final match, West. /ed thre of the four gala, snd Prag era oar ca pe after 14 seasons with th Case- | Williams shot over a stiff left |** angling eee aca a aaa sae Germany's. age beating de- oped he ae ovistanding: stat. National Hockey Leacue | diens and then coached ped Williams to the again. . led Premijit of India 46, | It would right now the with the Rangers this season Quebec |jab to the head but took six!” He was up at two and again U . a 63,°34, 61, 64 for a final $$/ Seals might be a little Aces of the American League |punches to the head and body'|tsoy a ‘mandatory-eight count. score in the matches. than the Halifax: Canadiens, but after a two-year. laypff. COM | for two seasons, has surprised |in return. Clay let loose with : : pleted seven-point weekend " Another _ , ' guess we shall have to wait and spree by. setting wp three goats CTs, nimeek with he fast Set | suet vo ot ee maar | lamas fat on Bis back. The bell| By WALTER KREVENCHUK outlook got darker ss, medical will be replaced by Moe Le Tall eubstituted for India's top | 50. Opr local boy on the Seals, : 4 “i victory : . sounded count. . WINNIPEG - examinations pinpointed vesque. <# : : st AR UDET & tw Yan's 53 —_ “After two years, I don't ex- | ism, Kept moving ie ct left ta! Clay’s Few c are half w: ies. : . Centre Ted Urness, who was who bewed out :after Mukerjeh GAUDET, » stil it peer we jump and arive” every” ROUND THREE © —————— “3 Halfback Paul —_ ; mite has registered 11 scoring {ime om the ice,” he sald. “But |f2% Punches to the head in re.| CiaY. shot over two leftw and] something they've never .done onit 4 were kidney injury | lapsed while leaving the field, Leeann points in 10 starts, including @|™ coming along. I never |turn There was a trickle of 2, Tisht early im the round."A®-| before to reach the Grey Cup| and will be replaced by Ed Bu- | Suffered a slight concussion and SOCCER a ad breekaway goal and three as-| Mousht the points would. come |niood from Williams’ nose. ther fast volley of punches! classic for the first time in 16|chahan, who sat out the first | 1s # doubtful starter. — sists acainst his former mates | * fast.” Clay's round. dropped Williams t the deck! years. game. Also doubtful is Dale West, @| Today at 2.30,at the Charlotte- FORUM at Montreal Saturday Does he feel he’s playing as ‘ROUND TWO | again for ‘the count of four. .| Saskatchewan beat Winnipeg Middle’ guard Ron Ate defensive back who aggravated |... Regional High Field, -the- “Tt was nice to score a gos) | Tell as he did when he left the Williams was not using a| Williams face smeered| Blue Bombers 14-7 Sunday tol who needed a pain-killing drug | 0ulder injury but vowed he CRHS girls will play the first of : at Mortreal, but I was more | C2madiens? mouth piece. Clay shot over two |with blood. Clay "Wil-| open the best-of-three Western would play Wednesday. a two game total goal series for SKATING happy that we won the game,”| ot quite.” he answered. “T | jabs and a light left hook to the jliams with both hands, and the) Football Conference final. to play Sunday, may have &/_ Winnipeg reports no major im | 41. teland Soccer Championship : : .” | cam go a lot better.” head early in the second round. stopped the fight. The rub is they've been in an|torn back muscle and probably | juries. Boom Boom said. 5 - — ——| tdentical saimatien twice before with the girls of Kensingtos Tuesday Nov. 15th a icone ees R ‘ ll T / llo ~ | ides food for conjegture for the | [)% | gee ge * as [Senior eens’ (18 yin. and “They gave me an ova . . vides for conjecture for the ‘ ' Immediately following the yrs. bet week -— - : . In 1941, Riders beat Winnipeg . will play the first game ef a & Adults—50e New York fans hal roared if T } sy Gils firat: game. But the ey miler sree for the Gene) oy their tribute when Geoffrion | @ ad a —— ee | -Manitoba--erew—-made—the--first-|--4- —~- “ ~ ~~~» Championship -with-the- Kensing- | —--8:80---10:00 p.m. —-----—- ae ates Gl bert ro NHL Playoffs of five rebounds from opening: | fl db 7) a , |tom High School Senior boys. a week ago Sunday::?* “pp saan Ei i: Rppmeenataeeli a eae ee soe bo n ieee Edmee- rity eta wW- ates > ‘ ba cece sis ——— __“Those-people-_really-gaye-me }—— RaE- yi ra ’ “tess: WHEE. 9 TE it 1956 final ; Ee an_ovation,” he said—“bigper Canadian Press ‘Staff Writer : ito.bother me more. ef- | but the. Eskimos struck back 20- . " wiry : oy Gee see 3 ont oy ee ee le oe oe ten. With only a few games {13 and 51-7. By BOB MacKENZIE _against Hamilton tm Sunday’s Roughriders took the come-| OTTAWA (CP) — Ottawa |game in Montréal. ; * BASKETBALL players Rod : back road to the Grey Cup in| Rough Riders enjoyed the spoils| Coach Frank Clair and his as- - | during the off - season. and, 1951, Edmontoa-+of— ; Ratelle 125 and 19-18 after a 15-11 first-| but their respite from the foot-| day afternoon watching one of There will be a : game defeat—then lost 21-14 to| ball field was brief, _ the best movies they have ever |. meeting of the men’s) basketball) Both underwent Ottawa Rough Riders. They. return to practice ses- | seen—the film of 8. vie- officials this evening at ceven| during the off - BOMB CATS - sions this afternoon. tory. e’clock at the YMCA. while Ratelle is still recuper- Ottawa all but wrapped up the| After their convincing 30-1| But their biggest problem is -All- those- interested in_ offict-| ating in his. a Eastern Conference . champion- | win over Hamilton Tiger-Cats | how to get the team inspired -stingthis-evening-ere_invited_to}- ~-Ont.,the- y +} ship-- Sunday, _bombing—Hami]-| Sunday in-the opener-of the two- |for a repeat performance when | - attend. bert been performing ton Tiger-Cats 30-1 in the game, total-points Eastern|they hold a comfortable 2% ; —_} all cylinders for. ‘| game of. a’ two-game _total-point | Football Conference final, | point _lead.in the series. Clair WHEN... . Rangers. series. «3. - Riders can’t be blamed for feel- | likely will point to past per- Abe Eliowitz retired from Vancouver Saturday, Nov. 26. | classic Nov. 26 in Vancouver. It was: only two years ago football 29. years ago today | “ional Hockey League debut, The Saskatchewan faithful,| But they still have another 60 | that Ottawa beat Hamilton 30-13 —in 1937—and moved to De-, | Gilbert registered three .| wheo.can watch the second game |mimutes of football to play | in the opener of the finals, then troit. ~~ | goals and ;strongly suggested a _|on the “CTV: national network, s blew the 17-point lead as the his | should be reminded that Winnl- fic Ticats. recovered with 26-8 vic- 2% . ; . -. |peg ‘coach Bud Grant has a tory to win the round 39-38. BOWLING ROUNDUP © went be gn tack to | owing pet rin ni," Trna"Arpntl : ! New York before Nov. 20 |. Since Grant took-the reins in” were in a similar position a a “a wie _ JEAN RATELLE and it’s unlikely I'l play in a, Bombers have won nine of saint Ren et -~, = week rer a game before Dec. 1,” says | 10 playoffs. They took the WFC - ead van ecores in afl leagues at the Be the operation the six - feet - one, in. pound aean in 1965. he scrambling to : s no ~}game which Ticats won 48-2. , Sea Becrestion Centre. *” a oe Se ee | he "| 45411 and 19-12 decisions after | | : In 1959 it was the same’ story ze naaarpieg ene on ie But the peg has ‘The operation kept Ratelle | Calgary Stampeders opened, Cd in with on winning - ne Super bees iibert since in the hospital for 13 days |-with a 27-9 victory. game 21-7. to erase a 12-po! ‘Martin's Garage are second | Men's -high si igh| his playing days in junior | Juq idle throughout the en-| The weather redicts a | Ottawa lead. with 23.,Len Arsenault has high | three is held a Ce ea tire summer. . ~~.) better conditions than the 10-de- | ___ -~ But the “Riders—are~a-differ-|— average for the year 241,. Geor |360 and 825 respectively while | With team-mate Ratelle. , “T did nothing all summer. | gree chill that. existed in Re 8 -- 8 ent type of team this year. They Lee has high triple of 833. | Moe Stanley holds high average | “My back has been bother- | 1 had to follow doctors’ or- | gina Sunday. The forecast: | have the rough, rugged defence Frank Acorn has high. single | 216. ing me for the last two years, | ders.” Clouds, southeast winds 15-20 that used to be a Hamilton 362. On Wednesday night Lem| The ladies high single is held | but only off and on,” said the “Doctors’ orders now pre- | miles an hour, kickoff tempera- ‘ | ¢rademark. They held the Ti- Arsenault. led. with 779 for high | by Louise Doiron with 251 while | rangy 26-year-old centre. scribe only light skating for | ture 20 above. i Te cats to a mere eight first downs ’ triple. Shirley Brine holds high three of | ~ “It didn’t get bad until the | the first week, which began:| Monday, the Saskatchewan| ‘he Warriors have taken over| Sunday and Hamilton's. only In Holy Redeemer poy rel ae eed ngayon ae on Nov. 1., ee : | undisputed - first ae oe -comsetes, on © pent. 5 Dariny MacCormac : Trust Co. League play: Ed's ; ; “The doctor told me to lace in the newly formed Cen-| Middle ac en Z hel vingle and 7 68 for high tr Eagles continue to lead follow- Racing tes work up to it gradually, just CURLING DRAW ine jall League. Brian{mann was the only Rider ca- : ee ple. Alice Trainor rolling 214 | ed by Andy’s Dandies, Art’s As- skating up and down for two |- : Peters. tops scorers | sualty Sunday ‘but Bruno said s cuee . : was high for ladies, while Pat |tronauts and Seton's Saints. : weeks.” =. : = The following is the, gGrling | with.a total of 73 points or 243| his bruised ankle won't keep Is our dad a millionaire? : MacOermee hed high'three with | Andy Henscesuy” bed. a. high nounced | The third week he will be |draw for Tuesday nighVat the points ‘ner game. | aie ot St to soctnd sansa. you . 7. single : 2 able to some speed | Charlottet club. (Spares “Funnel” MacLean : : ° ‘ _Holy Name Men's League | high triple of 828. Lorraine Ben- -.. , Sy ures ba ua ae ated) ; ' done a masterful job of mould- Mom sa $ ours is! started its second round with a | nett O6f nr cian aol Mang Tes Racing ent Hutte | starts. The: final ‘week ‘calls |7 p.m. ing youth and experience to- 1 f | with seven reaching the had triple of 455. ee eee for body contact, which | Ice 1 — H.R. Carruthers, A.‘|gether to present a well bal ee - af ae : 300- On alleys 1 and 2/ ane Rodd had ladies high single | 411.5 to the federal department | ™eans Ratelle will be just | Jones, S. Willis, A. MacNeill vs anced. | tts ative ont a strong Of course, children exaggerate—but. really, Ie, Bouberees ond Poovage go4 eee of 238 for = my ey 4 ef agrivuliure for approval ef ae 3 = Maton. E. Gillespie; G. —s fitficult pane p 8 "that so bad? Especially wher- mother wasonly . * ‘Reg Flanagan getting high sim-| in Bankers’ League: Jim Cot. |P&F+mutuel supervision. “It's coming along. pretty | Ice’? — R.C. Parent, J. Jchn- |3et and will present quite « chal- trying to give them the security they need. She gle of 313. On alley’s 3 and 4 the |treau had 32 for high single, |. The commission, under chait-| soo4” ihe said following |ston, Dr. Webster, Leo Carra- |lenge to the rest of the league. wasn't referring. to their father's income. or. Rec Centre team beat’ Clarke | and also 724 for high three. |™an Walter Goss, a, \‘gkating workout with Kiteh- | gher vs L. Wellner, Dr. Jelks, TEAM STANDINGS assets. She was merely assuring her. children Fruit — S 0 oe a ee ave Meaty ee 7s Fon ee Sat a. ae ners of the OHA 2. Wort, A. tree. an ca ; - oie that they needn't worry about the future. i . : ce 3 — G..Henry, Cam Me- iw ; 6: ' oe aerate both men belong to the Ree Cen- | Adele Campbell had 209 for Is. |28 for Summerside ane. “I was just given the green | Lean, G. Miller, G. Jenkins vs | Pistons eaves Probably you know why. Dad has life insurance tre team. ont (ae NS Secie ont Eitan Ti. aoe cases i eercrside on | Ueht Friday. It's stills Uttle |. Tanton, H.- MacLellan, G. |Celtics reat savings that will look after his family if anything Islabd Chev met-on alleys 5 and — Sandon: kee ant Dominion Day and afternoos | [2 fae Tn teenie eu Te et witer, . Dive” sane TOP EIGHT SCORES happens to him. He is building his assets year 6 with Island Chev getting a 5-0 | place, Alley Cats and No Hopes |#™4 ‘sight cards at Cherlotte-| 130k into action.” G. Brookins vs D. George, B. ‘ FG FSA FSM TP » “after year through cash value Excelsior Life decision “es ono tied for second place. King Pins. oy oo Old ‘Home Week| “it's hoped Ratelle’s return | Davis, W. Carr, H. MacLauch- Brian Pelee = * 8 2 policies so that when he retires he'll be sure to : le Rickey Burns Cottreau : ® : s Tay! tive a oe winning tena while WE | for" the men, oa pe ummerside plans racing tack | Ses pick ae it 5 —G. Bennett, §. Beaton, John White 19 14 6 44 7 a ke caw oe eee bur Doyle got 303 for the losers.| y.cw. action: Claire Daley | Right of Lobster Carnival Week, |to finish last this season. H. Campbell, H. Crockett'vs K. |Len Sirois 16 18 6 3% ee ‘Humpty Dumpty and New Me- | nich single 247 and 629 fer ia- | uly 17-22. The season opens at/ “7 feel we have a stronger | MacDonald, AE. Piercey, D. | Dave i You may say “it’s tough enough to make ends thod fought it out on alley’s | a0. heneitac” . |Summerside on Victoria Day. | club than last year when Taylor, E. Austin. “4 0 6 8 t today”. Aareed. The isi 7 and 8 with Humpty Dumpty cs beeen May 2%. Charlottetown’s first | finished in the cellar. I thick |830-p.m. Peter Grant 11 6 5 2 meet today”. Agreed. However, The Excelsior a ee ee Doe Dougias — Jones: | race is set for Wednesday, May| this is a playoff club. In ‘Tee 1° W. MacLaine, R. Mac- | "64 Ripley 8 8 .7 B ; Life’s permanent personal fife insurance can had a 341 for thé-winners. taronta tena es 4. The season’s closing date is| can hurt us, but if - = Donald, P. Tanton, G. MacKen- |“torissey 7. 9 6 20 . make you an immediate “millionaire” to assure eee SO, lace mete (ie eos | Seat me © (eer ee ik 8 je So accep cmen Earl Doyle with 498, 961, 242 re-| Guardian-Patriot League: Pt- | mission are Earl Cannon, secre-| his 1965-66 showing when he |" Ice 2 — H. Macinnss, F. Cox,| “OVWERHEAD i ol geen Ds ee spectively. - rates lead with 23 points, follow- tary, St. Eleanors, Someried scored 21 goals and assisted | J. Fortier; D. Shearsvs G. Ste- : iin reach retirement age you il have built an estate __ Sat’s be Bowling League: It ered Sax a Aun an Kelly, Morell and Harry Fra-| on 30 others. ee wart, Dr.eHiggins, B, MacLen- Z “ . ™ ey help provide for you.and your wife— “was one of 4 hose nights when | *°7 Tigers led Indies ser, Hazetbrook.~"~---~+ —__~_|-—~ Ratelie isa fine playmaker~} nan.J>-Farquharsoty— 9 egg OF Hie. ic a : : you just couldn't do anything [single of 190, Jennie Pineau of | fiere are the dates and a good skater. Finesse is | Ice 3 — K. Acorn, J. MacD ; cS i here right or so it seemed, because |the Red Sox had high three of | Charlottetown: May 24, 27, 29: | his strong point. He controls aid, D. ivingston, UD. Steele vs Sales & Service Think it over . . . then contact your Excelsior” =. = are ear ot on eee = ee Service ‘joie yap sa 3 Te 7, | the pack well and. is « master’ | R. Ewing, N. MacNeill, C. Mae- | Residential - Commercial Life representative. He'll offer competent advice « - m : I~ 29; July 3 6 of what ‘call “the Donald, E. Doucette. ° Sectional - Steel - - F insur ee 4 High tree went to Leroy Gaw- — ae leading. bor” —, 2’ 29 Si: Aug. 3 4. 7, on 2 pass.” ar which ts Tes lee 4 = i heaniens, td Fibercice a. PLAIN on your life —— eee needs. ee thier with 739. * re, DOT “1”, j14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 21, 24,-25.| and easy to receive. ~~ ~~ *-.| ston, B. Jones, J. Anderson ys | a : Ti deipecs! of the Restiogs |D.V-AL, and ULC Beh’ 28 31: Sept. 2,89 11 16-18| ‘While he hab scored only |A. MacDonsid: B’ Dickson, H] Phonet.i + pillaged as oe he EXCELSIOR LIFE: had ladies. high single of 19% | ladies 231 Shirley Prowse, 551 | 23 2, 30. 52 goals in 218 NHI, games, | MacDougall, J. Keith. Kimball-C Acorn CIGARETTES ees: while Hazel Rhodenizer of the | Joan Dunsford for high triple.| Summerside: May 22, 31; June | he hopes to add more power | Ice 5 — J. Ca n, B. O* : e Sraweance ; .. Steamers was second with 19?|Men’s high single 281 Danny |7, 14, 21, 28; July 1, 5, 12, 17, 18, | to his scoring “output. now | Rourke, F. Brown, K. Doucette _ ~ 894-4849 - I REGULAR and KINGS g and Louise Doiron third with’) MacCormac. Al Rogers had a |19,.20, 21, 22, 6: Aug. 2, 5. 9, 23,| that his back is on the road 4vs,B. LeClair.-D. Douglas, K. Evenings 892-1917 ; BRANCHES FROM COAST-TO COAST IN’CANADA ~~ - 765 to lead the men’s high thres. |26, 30, Sept. 4, 6, 13, 20, 27. te recovery, Dowling, E. Trainor. . : Se , . Ny a - >

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