- Argonauts Dump of : Shearwater 54-0 |

Canada's George Knudson Wins Canada Cup Classic

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~ TOKYO (KP) George Kawd-| 7372301. | 73-72—M1. Fowler placed far|Although he played “cautious eal vies oe Oe _—. NTO = innit son of Toronto, Canada’s most |down in the individuals’ final | it looked as though his 74 would | hole, eac driving yards, Totont oma’ i a bers ae on aint ee successful professional golfer, listing. be sufficient to win. | and ing the green with their Canadian senior football final| Conference, paced East York added. another laurel to his| “Knudson’s individual victory| But Nicklaus put together a Su to's 2

with @ convincing 540 triumph | with two touchdowns each. erown Sunday when he Cap-|was worth $1,000. He became |final - round 69, that almost | feet a the pin and Knud-

tured individual’ honors in the », ‘ se once: ery a | De feed, cee Se yr a [rom eT ee ae, ee championship Saturday. — liams, a doubtful starter | be- bn gnin mau eel - o by * winning” more than previous rounds of 66, 3 and putts. The victory—East York's 40th |cause of an injury,~ caught a of Japan in a = deste , : Ky udson : Ss on in 4{ starts during the -last| 46-yard pass for one touchdown flayoff with a birdie deuce om Back of the U.S. in the team |the 1 14th, 15th’ and 17th three» seasons—sends the Tor-|and plunged a yard for the the second : Sone. comes the ‘Seeding cham: | holes. COMMERCIAL onto club. into the ‘Canadian | other. Knudson and Sugimoto had po oe Africans at 553,|- ‘The sudden-death playoff on | final in Winnipeg against Win-| Quarterback Gord, McTaggart finished the tournament in the a eds yer of South Africa, |the 6,962-yard, par-72 course FDI \ nipeg St. James Rams. The | bulled four yards and halfback |rain tied at 172, 16 strokes un- vidual winner last year, | was played in a cold rain in| & Argos will be gunning for their |Ian Monteith three yards, -|lder par. That left them one wound up with a 72-hole score | semi-darkness in the presence 3 rae 4 third consecutive national title. |ends Lou Mazzocato and stroke ahead of American Jack of 277. Third in the team race|of Prince Hitachi, who. later |: It was evident almost from | Kopplin caught passes of 16 Nicklaus, who had surged from | W25 Nationalist China at 554,|made the awards. a the first play of the, game that | and 23 yards: to account for the six strokes behind to’ pull even | lowed. by Australia 556, J —————————————— Let us design your let- the Argos were in tor another | other touchdowns.“ with the leaders on the 13th, pan 561, Canada 563 end Argen- terheads, ‘bill heads, easy afternoon. The Shearwater | Halfback Jim Walker rounded ° but lost out with a disastrous tina 565. * Announcing — f kanal a ok és te crew was big but could offer | out scoring by ki two con- two-over-par on the. par-three,| Tied with Nicklaus for indt- | <e, © little opposition to the Toronto | verts, a 41-yard field goal and | : : : 177-yard 15th. ‘ ~ | Vidual third at 273 was Lu Li- delivery service all your printing powerhouse. a 23-yard single. _— : The irresistible U.S. combina- | 22g-huan of Nationalist China, needs. : The first time Argos-had their] The teams struggled in a sea HOCKEY ACTION tion of Nicklaus and Arnold | followed by Palmer at 275, Har- on food. orders hands on the ball they scored |of mud that) resulted from a : Palmer won the team trophy |°d Henning of South Africa at $3.00 GUARDIAN-PATRIOT | L-week-long-steady—rain,—but—the | _New~ York Ranger goal- _sprawled helplessly on the Montreal — New York—game 276_and Player, Bob Charles of over ° than ‘midway through the first |Argos found steadier footing | keeper Ed Giacomin fumbles ice, as Canadiens Ivan Courn- played in Montreal. Rangers | under par. They also had won |New Zealand and Bruce Deviin z CENTRAL | quarter they led 13-6. At half-|and rushed. for 258 yards the puck momentarily, with oyer (12) and Dick Duff (8) ‘won 63. team honors together im 193 |¢f Australia at 277. ere = time the score was 26-0 and it — Shearwater’s 103. teammate Harry Howell (3) eye .their prey in Saturday's (CP Wirephote) j and 1964, Knudson went into the final , delivered for was plain that Shearwater : Canada finished sixth in the | 1¢-hole round with a Sthole Larry's Restaurant | PRINTERY ., would have trouble getting om Shelby Knight (Chas O’Brien) § § |team competition with -a total | score of 198, four strokes better the ‘scoreboard. Triflite (J. Cairns) 66 |of 563. Knudson and his part-|than Palmer, five over Sugi-|Grafton St. Ph. 4-8415 PHONE 4-8506 |. _ Halfbacks Ray Williams, who i e as | our le Vins Drillio Hal (R. MacDonald) 7 dnt |mer, 3+year-old Frank Fowler |moto,and six over | led East York in_ scoring this a Time 216:2 (mile); 1.06:1 | O Calgary, fired rounds of 164 =—=—=—=—=———— — ; season, and Gerry Burrows, for- \ (half mille), ; 0:1 | 544-199-146--868.__ 2 yunenEnc anya = -——"RESULTS = ° J 6.0; 3.20. $5.80, a A » Stanley While drove Dale Chief |Roper’s Belvedere Service Sat- Amigo Mike owned by Sianiey |": 380. : ee ee aa i to a double victory- Saturday | ion. White, Hopefield. : RACES 4 AND 8 ae owned by Keith mere Rita ; TORONTO 3 DETROIT $ = jand teamed Amigo Mike to a 2-4 RACES 1 AND 5 Pays: $7.30, 3.80; $.20. $4.90, |Irene Mir (R. Craig) 11 layers, Charlottetown. BPH a: an : ; ‘ SUMMARY nae ey Charlottetown Driv- | Handsome Lady (F. Mac- 2.20; 2.390. ». |Cyelone Kelly (L. Kelly) 29] pays: $4.90, 2.80; 2.70. $7.40, en pn male ae a i. Bas Aye rod a ing Park's harness racing pro- Isaac) 21 RACES 3 AND? Dennis Herbert (E. Fergu- 3.70; 4.40, ; S Soruad oak aF | ef okays Canada al TAL , . S eecten’ aan lee - Talent (R. Gass)) 14 |Dale Chief (S White) 11 son) 63 oie GROWS MlGE , 15:5, ee ae Watson 9:15, Mile winners were Irene Mir, | Clover King (R. MacDonald) $3 |Free Chance (E. Larter) 23 |Chief Operator (L. Neill) 43) wile oa’ the: wanes” vole dlesmteooy a Dale Chief, Talent and Home |Shadydale .Tonetie (T. Pale —_|Miles Hal (D. MacNeill) ’3 2 |Willard’s Choice (W. Kelly) 36 . Ontario, Variety Department Store (3% efteny . 13:5. Stretch. Brene Mir and Dale mer) 43 |Lucky Lark (G. MacLeod) 4 4 | yony ee sista: - Second .period — 2. Detrolt. |Chief also téok their half miles ‘ . candles 5 4]up to 175 feet tall. : Henderson 9 (Delvecchio, Howe)

Time: 2.16 gmile); 1.06:4 (half and Mike and Handso! 6:22: 8. Toronto, Kelly 3 (Jet- |Ledy were the other winners. | ile) si frey,. Ellis) 12:31; 4. Detroit,| Best pay IN Dale in The

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on goal Irene Mir stepped the fastest | Bell’s Last (R. MacDonald) 5 dr “Toront ,eee ties. Her male was 2:164, ber | Time: 2.17:8 (mile); 196:3 Hl Ever remembered by * From Moncton, N.B. 704.4, ba { le). i rc ° < Nas a ‘ Talent, winner of dash one,| Home Stretch owned by Char jg his wife, Noble. Admission 75¢ BAN HABS received les Oakes, New Wiltshire;

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Pit ve period — 1. New York,

Gil 5 (Geoffrion, Howell)

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Gilfert 6 (Hatfield) 17:47. Pea — Kurtenbach, Harper 1:54 Brown 6:04, Fleming (ma- . _ rg misconduct, Duff (major) 6 @

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friot 3 (Fleming) 7:32; 9. a _— ‘Howell 4 (Geoffrion, File-

| 16:15. Penalties—Neilson ; : 4:33, is, 8:09, Nevin 12:44. 3 ee ~— geal by ; ” New York 16 8 10-23

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