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saat, BRUCE LEVEE se Dehn wg me a oe ine ‘ A} ii 2 Ansocie- Herry Fraser A} club.” ance of kindergarten. - ~ oa held its first Fun Horse | Agn ted lan a uaaet ee oe a ie | nea GM Dato, doe a the farm of Leslie|S.R. Johnston Lid. and It could happen, says John training table is Peter Mahov- | Bathgate, ,Leo Boivin and Prowse, Brackley, on Saturday, Fac Agencies Ltd. Mitchell, assistant general Yoh, a taller (six - four), | Dean Prentice are all 34 October 8th, before a large| Following are the winners of -manager’ of Detroit Red heavier edition’ of Toron Among the standout rookies crowd of over 100 interested| ribbons in the various events: Wings. Mesle Leele. Feink. 2 is Doug Roberts, a Detroit spectators. Ten riders and horses AIRS When you talk of Detroit's game To | native who starred at Michi-

in various mount- MCR, C ridden chances of matching or bet- rn Dene. ee, Se. Pare gan State and was rookie of q_games. and races, o8 well aa|!t—June, owned and rid by tering last year’s fourth-place from brother Frank and the year in the Central Pro- @. modified jumping and treil ~_ Y ridden National Hockey League fin- Keon and went im to score. | fessional League last yeer: a ‘ by David’ Jeakine, Hazelbrook fh, you talk of defence. =| canal a’ Gerradnite but. he's another right-wincer, pay nlenaad with’ te euill "ez| 8eé-—Glen owned and ridden by oon Bt Abel hes. Leo Credhley. seeking for the | Goalle Roger Crosler has the riders, maay of whom wore Fa Reps Par man, 28, a couple of proven hopeful juniors with Detfoit, mer stomach problems and, is «Judging by the comments of | | Point by 0.W. second season. throw you any better shifts a Soot’ keleine coos ee ae oe Sheen aad tiddes by Roy part te, bat lost, hardrock et Zone cre ene: A. wey the hest ia five years."” ~ Sree tates areas 4 sense in ths MHL, end a ali throwing them at you all | “Sid Abel’s determined to peptior..-wite. She. Ciab_ members yb oweed- ond ridden by ster Doug Barkley, out for the time. overcome our usual. slow start and the public, and the next fun| 18 June, owned and ridden bs ai Gi ka an Geer “In junior A the guys you | this year. horse show to be held should], Philip . ; . have talked | have trouble with are the “But the Ratigers. are larger number of | 22d—Dusty, owned and ridden she Wings : Bobby Orre and the

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Mr. George Kitson, 30 sec ay Jere Deere re Gon na bee ye isn’t going to be a three-team shire, very capably acted as owned and ridden Rangers, who ‘interested : Manager - coach Sid Abel | league anymore.” Judge for the events, and pre-| ¥ Kathy Martin, Stanhope eas oe can ee Ea. .

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The executive of the 5 were very gtateful to the follow-| _2nd—Dusty, owned and ridden 1 Pl D | “We might have the repla- Ae ie Soe ercen "e Lea| "aed ore a ceoe| AMEN LAQGIESON FLAYS LIU | ree er eres | UPRE CANADUN PREG jue rete trae rv | Torelli “s woull| by: Shirley Prowee, Brackley . cones pointing to Bob Falkenburg | Ottawa Rough Riders’ impres-| Joe Zuger of Hamilton is sec- | for 3,870 yards. Mann has kicked Pe en et ew wee | ge—-Guem, weed by OW: . Mabe wae ied Bart Crembley: sive first-place record is sup-| ond with $8 completions in 11/103 punts for a 43.5 average. Sei Se eS a ROLE In The Sport World? i-2.2's eee |e - . es t Edmonton > i j : . : , owned and riddei : to has eaught passes for | Racine, O 02% 8 7 57 Waivers Asked _ [to tact Meclent: Sherwood, Wings Int season, are Susiors | ke "Rosgh Riiers, nem “io1;| 39 yards and five Wouchdowns|Kemp M2010 3 36 -Waivers POTATO RACE, By JIM CRERAR te name his other customers | Parry Sound, Ont., who signed - where hold on first |t©-lead the reception depart- | Sutherin, H 020 710 51 ; lst—Babe, owned and ridden because he prefers not to let— Boston for an undis- an area have had a strong on ment.".Whit Tucker of Ottawa | Tucker, 0 7000 42 On Two Mets . TORONTO (CP)—Alan Ea- use is without price glace but led in few of the eight ucke by Kathy Martin, Stamhope) sieson is president of Toronto | club owners know which play- |yclosed amount reported as eategories in the statistics has caught St passes but has | Dillard, 6000 % - NEW. YORK (AP)— Watvers |, ™¢--Gies: — Rifles of the Continental Foot- ers ave geting legal coaching |/ high yates ccslite @r od STRONG AT re This week Ottawa leads in| S#ived 785 yards and scored eee a : < me = Se ee ene at | eTocs, oxeed ood vias) tee leneee bet Seve meme. | estes ee | ase ight have, to Grog Gordie | tur departments —seoring.| "ree ‘owenaowne [em 88g BE ec, tee Pan AS (Maa re este page cre | Mie mee eee, | ye entan tae | ae tae” ce ere (EEE pe eee |e, eel 33- | American Hockey , six Red Wings ere strong - Stewart, ald Tuesday. ween |8Y; Joan MacCallum, Brackley! SAGs. * besrvises about | from the Central Professional | rie’” said Eagicson. “The the right wing. — ‘‘we've got | Hamilton Tiger-Cats are tops in | passes. Thelen, T 4e00 2 - However, McMillan has been | poing os ae 20 from the On- | Bruins are paying for his tu- a bundle of them’—Mitchell- returns and punting while | gcoTT TOPS IN RETURNS Vilunas, T 011 3 3 23 Peeey Tee kee Eade, | teeny, Cena WW OW.| Sere ces caunatien. | Gots Mickey heueeietinn. We, | wring Ie eee gett ct thn vom says, indicating he might | Montreal Alouettes lead in rush-| The top kickoff return man in | M 306119 ‘February it will be de- jon, ridden by Roy Pursey| Begotiations, taxes, education ” “ to epare' for | ing end Toronto: Argonauts in| the four-team conference is Bo | * 2/00. termined ‘whether he has ‘re-|MoDEFIED JUMPING AND and their careers. ae mine. A caries at See, saaee tract. ‘Slive ‘to Pert Dai: hove om ae tus ee gare feceiving. - lgeett of Ottawe with.18 returns iaeed, ¥ . 2 t2 : eovered from a shoulder opera- TRA, CLASS His clients include = = se 2 * ‘housie S Uieks: aad ealeed there; = oN we feel we have to, | Moe Racine, who kicked thres | for 358 yards and a 27.5 average. a 0 3060 18 tion he underwent -last fnonth.| 1st—Babe, owned and ridden — ee ae oe He’s the lawyer for the On- | im Guelph, Ont., and Toronto, though, we'll drop Pelverchio | singles, three converts and one The punt return lead belongs | Watkin . 5-0-6 @ 18 Sei SEONTTan; 30° 0G eee ee | ee ee are | ure beeace oe tee keee played hockey, swam and lost | “or Howe back.” on | emt Seal is Ottawa's 40-21 wis |to Gurney Healey of Hamilton | Jackson, ta, i ; ‘ $ Union of Canada and tooth playing lacrosse. Another Edmonton Oil | over Winnipeg Bombers returns yards | Zuger, 113 ‘enother job in the organization. |by Rhoda MacLeod, Sherwood New York Rangers; Bobby | Athletic 5 ”~ a Ba “ the scorers with | and a $3, average., Bethea, H 2086 Berea, Be cbiatned from | and—Jene, owned and itden| Orr of Boston Brains sad | the Ceatral Ontaris Track and | | Through lacrosse, be got: to ton win hea’ looked” partcn. {81 eins. Per Kempt ef Mas: |" Zager -sarpensed Dave Mana | Black, 0 2100.18 New York Yankees ‘last June, |by Philip Maund, Winsloe aE pd gig ton Gy neg 4 ion : lariy strong on a line with | real scored two points: to stay Se == ae SL cert |” Maier Noten Wate: uigeae B ceicethat | Uk Senter a Seek tte oc ane alee. cll <a Delvecchio end Andy Bath- | within two points of Racine? > — - a Percival, a trainer and coach, | started an investment group | pate. 4 VEeON Yer RUSEER ATTENTION & : a s = : - is -suing after being accused | with Billy. Harris.and Bobby Bob Wall, 2, with Pitis- | “hive of split 4 , : ‘Defence And Fresh Coach | 2". [Ef ES | ee eS es ae ee 3% soon , : . Peso ball League. on a friendly basis. werd it. . cae ; tS : | 7 : _ | “Heiping athletes solve their | When I started to give legal Crashley admits that H he | Do" Liston. lisbon has gained | There will be a meeting of all inter- ‘iF. . ‘ ' | legal problems consumes | advice on contract matters, it aa dete Thelen has gained y Electric ‘Plan To usn DrUuINsS 10 V..| Steg ngzceat of Bacleson’s | became striety business vite fons |e yards‘co 15 carretera | ested riflemen at MacLean on p SS Se} working day — .con- | ee, ee ap- United Nations 45 average. Bob Paremere of Kent Street, Wednesday, Oct. 12 at 8 } : “By BRUCE LEVETT vey when Montreal was wit | have a coach who wants te | close to 80 per cent at it. The | of a group of players. who Trot Postponed none o'clock. : : “Canadian Press Sports Editer| aing. ¢] prove he belongs in the NHL | rest of the time is devoted to wanted to sign their contracts F Russ Jackson, a mais ° : : In the final game of the sea- “It looks tke Orr'could be |. and who doesn’t want to make | civil and criminal cases and | as iseorporated companies for YONKERS, N.Y. (AP)—Yon- Plans for the coming year will be discussed. < fon last year, Boston Bruins that type. of player.” the mistake of overlooking any | zoning applications. “ tax purposes. Ultimately, the | ‘ers Raceway announced Tues- ‘ * stumbled out of the Na RETURNS Harry Sindens who come ine hours’ there are a D tad gd ecard mt of: its eS ——————— = : Hockey League cellar and . ce on” along. ee ee a Progressive faust” sales ae eee eee ‘Sor the Gest tone tu ate Joorn, | people cbatiag as tard co tay {We belegt wp. Gee.que-|- Cosette cuctet ot te | ae ee as wiker Saturday ae . * But they were still in fifth should,” Sinden says. -- i SS ius tae Ontario legislature for ‘Toronto ways to take the sting out eof | ‘The change was made after place, 6 points shy of the “T wouldn't say we're as ‘dea the ‘deleuceinan suceiaan? Lakeshore. the tax bite. ; Yebgeniy Dolmatov, director of *-fourth-place playoff spot. t at head- the |* 7 He spends what time is left For example; if a player. the Moscow Hippodrome and in ; ris sani, Towa. co ech Seiad: Gala ieee “1 doubt i,” be says. with his wife, his son, 5, and | signs a two-year contract at | charge of the two Russian re- ‘Harry Sinden is going after | back as we should be. Offer. |- “T woulda’t have | “his daughter, 2. 000 a year, he's better off | presentatives, requested extra ‘ those points. | sively, we're not shooting | been able to afford me.” Much of the advice Eagle- | if 'the contract calls for $10,- | time for the Soviet horses to : “Nothing comes te my mind enough.” ee 000 a year spread over four | orenare for the 114-mile race. L t to fight and tch e cerns | years.” His trotters—Apex Hanover ion Pagers te _— Pens and as are | White Sox Ask “Sometimes I even have to Osman—arrived Tuesday. in et eee raise coe discourage a bey from conti- | Wisconsin Asks J, The route, the Boston club | st centre Ron Schock who Burgess Waiver his career is limited.” he said b ned NFL “believes, is through the de at much of last season —" ; For New Clu AFL A © pace spent muc! GO (AP) “In that case, I usually advise r : “Hockey is going the way | With Sam Francisco. Whit Soe aikod, aver mae? | him to consider his educa- | MADISON, Wis. (AP/— Wis- ef football,” Sinden *Y | On the left, Bruins will be cami ren sap: at ena a ar nee | CONG Closer . «play strongly defensively | Sepending heavily on Ron | day on catcher heh | , Eagleson doesn’: subscribe | Court Tuesday to try to bring “and the goals will take care. | Murphy, 8%, making a come- | all-time a. . to the theory that heavy junior back to Milwaukee, a ‘ef themselves.” | back after quitting the game | Mitting | im hockey scliedules keep young- | but said Atlanta could keep the | WASHINGTON — Be. ‘This is Sinden’s first crack | last year. pose sters from their studies. Braves. Emanuel Celler (Dem. N.Y. at the NHL. The youngest | The most productive line te “High school and unter | In am obscure footnote to ite | indicated Tuesday a willingness : ‘coach in the league at 34, he | expected to be that of Ron | General ate hockey mix ‘very well,” he | appeal, the | state a Oe ta a ae se did make the big time | Stewart, Murray Oliver and | S2id the 39 - year - old Burgess | said But he feels once a boy | year-long legal struggle to re-| anti - trust exemp the Seen Johnny Bucyk, a. unit that |€xpressed the desire to devote | turns professional_and has to | turn the National League club to | proposed merger of the j <ctabeee a ‘all. right: at- eame on strongly toward the | all his time to his automobile play where’ bes told, his | Milwaukee, its e-for 13/ ican and National football S the jobs he's had © | quot last season, Pe hea isan, ead: chances im the classroom are Waid tk dial tel el ms a i. een + : a : B batted as a _tim. 2 _ Wy "tant tat won, the | neral"Farnt™Sobnaap | piebaer Oz same wih S| "Eade topes Orr tan |e tat the ena die Ml | amor ela Rowe can ere ‘world hockey championship in | and Gerry Cheevers. hits, boosting his all-time pinch-| exception, however. an expe as eaaat ~ 1958; last year he was coach | On the bench, the Bruits | hit total to a record 136. 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