Calgar; Nip Blue Bombers

Sl‘\l,\l\ln‘ rlrst Quarlt'r i hoinipeg. held goal in"... r .0 2:

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CAWARY lCPl L‘aizar lumpeders turned hark \\‘ivirll. paa Blue Bombers 3.!!!) (In! Mandi)

lvu I berlll in H" W In Football Crlnl-l'e'ile pru- Inna playnf

Tnuchdowns b\ llallkclr ltnhtn Taylor in the second INJIVN Illd by lullblrk Earl i.uiisl.ird t \linii: only in the line! quarter {"0 in: . vidod the margin oi iicinri t lliiinipeg. single lFllenfll

second Quirky rotary touchdown. r 14 on t‘ainaii. contort ihobinsont Third Quarter peg. rirld coal 1viem- is

2 tray» in ,

The result lell iiampt-lm‘s lli'sZ

Nil-h l7 Minis three bi’LllN‘l F‘nilrfll Runner

first - place Britlsh (.liu ibis s ialnart. touchdown ’laulll- Llolu and live llll‘ilil 'ilP {out 13

umber]. deandlflE Greg Cup T (nigan (‘Illnefl lfiohlnsnni Chlmplons. The Btll!ll!l”’ in 8 “lnrlint‘x, single iDelvuuxi inurth plat-e hate only tio t [lmel |n play. bfllh (films: "‘9 " "

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Saskairhewr-n nonch- L I riders who lost 25-5 in in s I alor Saturday in \‘ani'nmt‘r. air me b

ml Gra 5 Race

point ahead or the Bomber:- have I game in n rid Haliback Larry Rnll nson inn. verted bnih tourhdonns io- . 1 “try Whllg George Fun With leading stom- two iield goals and a siiizlc tor the Bombers .lark llolirona added the other point to the ii- an! uunrtrr Winnipel led so at the coil or the lust Illlarirr. niiii 1‘19

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F'REDFRH'TD\ ‘t'Pl ~ Lil iisinr council hc-i- in summary lawn“ in \lontlal aiternoon's iontiiiod jlmlnl’ invitational pace as insular harness rlrlnfi ended fur the season at FrPdDrI c t on R'lrl‘llay

Thc i'i-rdcritlon hot-o piritod on ill? iiiii with a 211 4-5 mile

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‘Browns Look In Victory In

by MIKE xATIIE'r Aland-let! Prul Sports Wflkricufiu “If he he'd have killed one or us." i dlilonal no ylrda. with only live imrny B received that games on the 14-week schedule ycrhal tribute irom deiender} completed. Brown already is Sam Huii ailer staying on his. threatening these NFL records. mcnm- breaking course Sunday own one-season ground by rambling over. around and gaming record iii-1:1 yards, through New York Giants ior. set in 195a. He has amassed 7117 "ire: touchdowns in a 1 yards— an amazing 711 average Cleveland victnry that kept the _ihis season, which brings him lirowns undeieated in the NI- more than hallway to the goal. 1 Clonal Football Luau? 2. Joe Perry‘s career record Brawn dove one yard tor air or 5.2m yards gained in u m. hrst Emwiia' touchdown. took a l min. iii-own. his seventh screen pass 72 yards tor the year. is only so yards short ol touchdown thsi put Clevelandi that mark. Ihend In ally and wound up hisi 3. Jim Taylor's one-season performance Nth I 32 A yard. touchdown record oi 19, set la scnrmi’.‘ run, car. Brown has scored in all. the iormer Syracuse touchdowns. n (\vn.a.gamg pacc All- America and tin. rushlnl hum-run LEAD 1 The Browns' victory maln- itsined their one-game hold on lthe Eastern Conference lead lst. Louis Cardinals slipped into 1 second with s 2H! decision over pillsburgh steciers on Charlie Johnson's 23-yard pass to Bobby Joe Conrad with live seconds remaining and Jim Bakken‘l convert. Chlcagn Bears remained the NFL's only other unbeaten

the ground and

saw YORK lAP‘»-—chlt Elih- worth oi Chicago Cubs. a 2n- nnme loser in 1952 and a a. game winner this season. was named the National Leagues

l record- holder, Rained 123 in 23 our Washlnitml

bud run Ally harder. [rubbed four parses [or In It!-

s1 lll

Impressive ' New York

lied Skim u and Houston Oilers beet neu- nauas Cowboys whipped Detroil;ver Broncos sa-zi Lions 17-11 tor their iirst 2ch WIN AFTER “HUNG

tnry and Elma-lore Colt: r‘ i We 3” The Cards trailed mo in the .{Plled Sui Francan rd “All period with "I. Shale"

‘ in the American League. Sn . 1 mega Chargers Edged NW' getting one touchdown on an a; York Yets 24-20. Buiislo Bills fingP-i; H Brawn hm _ _ - _ . o naon. w o W‘gamed 12h yards in the air. iwent to work, lie hit .lsckie I b H Id ismlth with a ssysrder wnh U 0 S 8.4!! to play baiare clickin; with ‘ Conrad on the clincher. Tournament nltks latched onto scaring serials Mia. 25 and 27 yards 1 (ram Billy Wade and took a 14s SUMMERSIDE — The iuiallyarder trnin sub Rudy hukicli. tournament oi the current sea- who completed the aesra- maul- son was held at the summet-slde I log a! the Rams with a 17-yard ‘Gol! and Country cluhnnSatitr. touchdown pitch to John rar- dcv and hunday altcrnooni . lngton. The tournament was as halos on The Packers came as close as the heal-Literal! basis llicrb Adderley', nose to losing Flrsl prize in each d1viatptl.Trailing 30-38. the Vikings had .was a turkey. second and third l a lit-yard iield coal try by Fred lprizcs included ducks. chickenrl Cox blocked. Hank orcmmingcr land hams. raced all yards with the loose Winners in the carious diils- hall to wrap it up 1mm were as follows Jurzensen Passnd 35 yards to Men's tirst division — low lion Goodwin. so to Tim Brown ‘grass, 1 Hook Sealed. 2 nd M and nine to Tammy Mc- iEarl Smilil. a ironce Ara Donald inr Eagle touchdowns .aull Low nelil alllhiartln; 1 Bobby Mitchell hauled in tin- nei-nie nunnlnc. r Hartlsaai and 55-yard touchdown passes ‘ pmqu lro R c d s km s quartermck

Simpeders lumping ahcad 7-K 1i1 the second dash o! the trature cnmphahk my" . “Hymn... learn. c ru 5 hing Los Angglu‘ ‘ _

at the hall The homini- i.le aitcr tinlshing third in the firsll Monday in the annual “sat Rains 52-14 as Mike Dilka Men: sieco’ttd "divlssim ‘ log“ ‘ ed _

the score in the third quarter heat The time—best recordedl cloned isms p0", lgrlhhzllslollr lr‘iuchdgwn rasgsea, gfiim—wmwgina mull-iEd dud mumwomyiyuamka £31515; 1 1 11 - ~ 7 ~ . . reen ay rec in ca ue _- s

m “mid mm L mm n we "midi-{Sh (m [m e m hm hm "mp"! s glued uneiafld Len Churchill. Low net —ilnto a touchdown and a tlcid

champion packers rcma 4 game back in the Western D1 1. Paul Roy: 2 Murray Cook: Boll. lulan Amos Marsh sped vision race with a 3‘33 decision‘z. Grant Nelson and Bob Brett. , ll yards iar the decisive score over Minnesota vikings. Ladies divtsinn -— low gross: l sail-st the Lions in the (north Sonny Jurgensrn's iour much» 1. Nettie Maclleod: 2 Sellv quarter V down passes csi-rieil Phlladel 1 Easier, low 1194‘ 1. Bet-nice. John Unitas connected with phis Eagles to a 17-24 triumph Cook 2. Drill Baker nny Moore on an 11. yard ——-—-——~——*i llouchdown pass the iirst time the colts had the ball. That was

' lenough lo deieat the wiuless ar u I "49ers. whose ottence consisted or Tommy pavis' 32-yard tirld

Rual

es and the 1 12 finish oi \lorry Maiden

in tile iirsi halt Setond place in both limits went to .lanolyn.

Empire not picked up the only

. sinutiic um oi the aliernoon S‘ins

:le iiinncrs were Peggy .

krhiu-n Louise. Gayle Haven.

27 Horses Die In Fire 1L ta.l'2‘i‘iifi"ils§'.fll§§5§l"

l day rating would he held slternupn throughqu

Into the linal 15 m

;collecied 2t votes in balloting never ('“nld ralch the Sldlllpe- in den

on baseball writers. Curt lSlmmons oi 5| Louis Cardi- nals. another ipitcher, was votes. iollowed by nick Great. the Cards‘ shortstop. with m and Roll Santa, Chicago third baseman. with nine,

Ellsworth had a e20 record with an earned run average 0! non in 1962, This year he put together a 2210 mark and

Falnner hilt Edmonton's L. Ficuyer (53» makes sure this is

as tar as he goes in game at Hamilton Monday.

Tl('A‘l‘S' GARNEY Henley 4251 takes pass Lrom Bernie

Ticafs Trounce Eskimos;

Saiiirda llle \l‘lll r.

WESTBI'l“ \ ‘i' l ‘ Twenty-lentil iioilt-i-a niili nac-

as-s valued in excess oi shutout guhityhhg zip ERA S¢vgn iii . . " ‘ " perished in a tire of oiiih-il-iin- d B t his- losses were in low - run i

inod origin that rio-ionrd 11.. 0 ea 5 games. Twice he lost H) and o S e‘MOI‘e Races ham on own lion->- so. also 2.1. 3-2 and 3-1.

linsdsy at Rnnu‘vr‘r hams-o Ellswonh Wm“ 19 Nmi...

Acadia Team ‘Tie Riders For Top Spot Are Added

Lady Cmdv.wlmllnlltl1cla§l games. including tour shutouts. SUMMERSIDE A Altar drop me Sauce? iih m flat V in 37 starts and walked 75 while pm a thriller to Dartmouth at nitcher, rapped out ‘i‘wn tilts lo mph» a 1 on e u'nj‘YlLLE. \‘S lrpl ., EV “CK “LUV”. MEL la” my...“ Mummy, 4,, mm mm“ mi m.“ the striking our lab Ham“ on Sunday. with the (in tour attempts. so te Summeb NEW YORK m, ‘ . ‘l-“tm- “'55 "1"“: "l" “m” iFl-‘dmm‘ WW5 Wish?“ Cana'sn Press sot-rte Editor tie iiiith Ottawa Rough Riders moi tell in on them as quarter Simmons won 15 aemea and a1 rcoi-a n, the Summerside side battery garnered all the ank Sim and“; Can" 3::

binglcs, . mo . Summerslde had a 2n lcad xu- fpmifg "Limizfigufffixm ing into the iourth inning. but ding rhe closing date or the 1963 grand slam homer by iirstaeasan to Saturday. Dec. 7. in. baseman Hines, put the visitors stead of Nov , in lrnnt. and they added anuth- Racing at New York ilat er run in the inning to make theltrarks had previously terminat- scorc 5-2, They scored two in ed Nov 30. but under a 1963 law the seven th and two in the nin- lienssed by the state legislaluyp th. and Sunimcrside gal - sin dale was exit-rifled until

that died Another “as F aradi: Airmen ls-l here Mon- I'ul. which tin-.siitvl out o! the dav to take over iii-st place or money in file Six”! rare

iii were trained liv Eillv lludm. who lost 13 «I 14 pas--

Eernic Falnliey uncorlled two lost nine in is“ He pulled elx touchdown passes [m the m. filmm- im.‘ The veteran leit-handcr, a 17- Falonei- caught 'romoii- Grant flame MM," '0' the vellum: why. a Shari Surya” and m, winning Philadelphia Phillies in ion to polish oil a 35 . yard 1950. was unconditionally re-. marrh in live plays leased by the Phils in May. ‘lrl'lrlxlti RECOVERS idol). and sinned hi1 the Cards Three minutes later. ailcr HIS 1953 mm “as 1049 . iron \‘zssos rumbled . “my. Groal. obtained irom Plum

Hal ILTON lCPl-‘Hamllion who ran over the Eskimos «no . . TlgerCaLs. cocky and playing at Ottawa Saturday Each has I)” “dull” “Mb!” Cnnfemce- tor the iirst three quarters an H points, two more than the

Hiehliizht oi the game was a u Ihe game was a heavy scrim- Montreal Aloueties Ward pass and run play by mage went on a two-lourhdown The loss was the llih in 13 m ‘lUJV'lPI’bN’ Bob Col-mi" lo spurt in the lost 15 minutes to starts tor the once-proud Es '- The most proniinrnt honor ho-iy clover in the second defeat inhirimrippicd Edmunlon inns iihn went into Mondays lost was \lerrio Adits rl'lle‘ quarter which broke a 11 dead- Eskimos 23-17 in n L‘anadlan came l\ilh onlyi‘x players Full- by Howard Kuih oi C'Vii'larltl not and pot Sallnl's ahead to Football League interlocking bat-1 Johnny Bright, a big man Meme Adinos competed in tho sins. pain. he" Mnndpy, on the Edmonton oriencc ipr to

junior baseball learn did not do so well in Summerslde yesltr- day. going down in driest be- fore the Dartmouth visitors by the srore of 9-4

Dartmouth won the Maritime series in |\\ll sirairiii point-s

Dannie Schumann pitched lnr Summerslde in Halifax. Mnrwil

1m “mm”! 9m"- BF‘W s - . suffered a tilled ton nut and rookie Rene Rib- burgh Plum Ids! l'nler; h" llama was on the mound tor the 19 mum“. them... my 5,th r. , .er also lnst \icrric hinnra. WT: Inflisioisemhihiliinuiiai-kar Thee - 7- We- - , p nclleprecmereld ior Ticats Fa- 3‘19 ""5 Wr- 7" WM! high." locals in Sui-urnersidc Paul in lrames. Gerald Smith whu‘ W5 '0? both like mum end Mame Print-ass. pi kitr Tone mm m... .. 93;... m u“, w; day's came and sat this one out loney taut‘"| Garnoy liciilcy in “'5”. ‘" 1962 "9 “a! "‘9 9”" we "11“ WS- end Wnlfl- “'llrk- came in in relieve Mncwilliamsmm“ “"5: 1;"? “End,” and victor oiiii on a coupe hi1 Gordie no. A t' ' h alone with Mike Wicklum. side. the Edmonton end zone tor the "I"! lull halsmjn lrl 1960 Wll-h ing ior Dartmouth. hold the .m ii“, mum in [he “mi... h". Lin; (:5qu v V9 lldmlmsllcm Elaine history a top uiarr. W. The my “arm “ y n IgOHIS dined with spraincdligsrnents oi iouchdonn that broke Edmon- 3—- in 1'" l“ 195' “‘1 Summerstde batters tos saic. ing prayed iait hold up to that,ell m"; -‘m

and landluvnr Kin: iii-re among mm...“ ° ‘5 ‘hls right loot. ion's heor . moved up bi am the iollownng an um. w“ walked five um”. flflmfiinnivguelu names tor the have led to (also or siah‘yii m.“ .,. 1h, «mm, co Se ' 'rAmnEs Shaw urn-E nick Eesiri 1 srnird Hamil- “35°” in”... Martini"... sommacsid. and iwn oi these passes bloI-‘————'—_~_1_. tipped loooe at tho hatcht oi mam “m. . h p5 "65 men with this the Eskimns, Inn's other touchdown late in Slmlli I 22" W" l" 1962- um." mun.” lingo“... hp“. “mp iii... mo.

tho are i'siits \lamn isottiuc'rr‘iiiiwnnoii who hacen't been able in heat the second duarierwhon he look “1'5 m0“! W "W5! PM‘W- ' J h L

r u A» - ~ —— “mww AVTIGO 111. NS, icPt — a club in its own Western Con. a 10-yard pass lrom Joe 2uger ""9 “"4” l" “‘53 “‘"l I 3:; 0 I1 ogan Anticonish Bulldogs swept to the income this season. made it a who had taken a lateral irom "9"“ 15 “"m' m“ "’4

Falnlley Don 5uthcrin. making runs *E'E’ilg s iirst appearance in a month

t little rough Inr the Tabbies who

ll was the Ioiirth t-onseruilie Mam..." inter". Him! > here shoucd little bciore a crowd or

detest im the Axemen this sea-

Jimmy FeelsSorryon Waivers

Big Tourney

baseball rhamplnnshlp

«fin and their first game on may“ not. two Winn... Gui-2.1.543 at CniL‘ Stadium. Th. alter sulierlng torn stomach Horse Prlces . Starts Todd home grounds It was the first tho plaslrr Rock, NB Panth- only teams the Eskimos have muscles. kit-ken two iield koala Pl‘l'l'Sfil-FRGH IAPl » Pitts- 1' canto plaved here in two sea- "5, Tm, m, “pp in p. been able to best are irom the pl 23 and l? \‘arl‘ls. iuo singles l burgh Pirates asked waivers 23 e and 2 A 'l 282 i I V V V inns in which one weather pre. m “Tbuiidng;ihebpsimhrep Ea 71h: non-belligerent Tor- and a conicri znacr k d a verage , 1Mmldly on veteran infielder to st immens- aiia - slkl \allr‘d W,“ M onto Argonauts and the lack» ins-lard single in the opening is V V [or the WEI-105? \f‘. I311!“ IOU": take trill la: la; *— ffirr “I” \mphem" Wm A" m lustre Montreal Alouetlu. minutes, CLEVELAND lAPl—An Imm- igl 8M“! “In his “Miami s art-ens ocai Nl‘l‘llllll - The Eslu trailed 6-0 utter the Gene llaesz and Jim Thomas natimisl one sale at Northlield 1 ms- to cubism the soia‘oii— ritam- “3' “’“h' 5"“3035. l“ "'9 “’5‘ iirst usrt r w nt into 14-12 a orcd Edmo ton to chd wn Park brou ht 3229.400 (or 179- NEW Y9“ 'AP’ ” “m” 3*“ ' "m" we" "M "’4". been. 35. entered the maim 0 er OSS " °t ‘ ‘ c " “ ° s'l ' 1arnwn said he ielt sorry ior to r e a thing about Paul . punishii-i M the lelsh (‘lmr name and gave up time it!” lead stth hell and were behind both converted b Bill Mitchell standard tireds Mhnda’ ' Hm“?! "1 195‘ “W”! "W 0“ your panther! pitch.” w." 9 . . V ~ g 1' Brown, his old Cleveland coach. except that we can play tool. 305“ Bnm He we.“ m M”. inonweslth I 0 1mm m [5 hi“ only this going into the host Mitchell also booted s 2n-yard Average prim was than: and "d Mm.“ Monday m, m 311-1 “um Wm, in" Bum me" rounds and ‘lw‘ .nm taams mprOVlng Mam m {mum MN" is minute They moved ahead lurih - quarter held goal that tho higtiesiwarsssoolor Knock- w hour Elam can,“ “A, HAVE pr Ann-rung w” mm m um “mu m entered siicirsni who 7”... i » .i in to opening minutes put Edmonton ahea p. out Pick. a bat roll bought by. -, 3 mm comm...“ m Jimmy Hin Collier was re. 96',

were John Young. Ralph L'hll- Riizrc Git-s. Print-e oi wzies helm and Sam Gerri, all with roilrne student. is resting com- two singles and a double; a on i ioriahli in Prince Edward ls- Rookie two singles and a triple. iland hospital, inlloiiing a or non Brassrl two singles and 11niitri -n the \l'elsiinicn-soiiris Geno Scaltalon viith a xlngl: Elle-«mo leis! Frldny nlld double. can Reports are that Roger will impsnn pitted the Plaster MM he in traction tor one week and Rock oiiensive with two singles then villi wear a cast tor a shtirl and a home run and Brndlord

l-nd. Britain and Soiitn e ronsidrrt-st rlnso'y inatt- Illhaiizh mavens

Roget- White. agent for Blue sponslble for the club‘l new

I The Clehelflnd fullback. whu altitude

ripped NEW ank Giants In "This l! Lhe “rat tlmg we

shreds Sunday In a 35-24 vlc- ever came in New ank Without wry. spoke I! I luncheon worrying About internll probe

a m p e ra S . h l Hockey Scores “Everybody asks it we src1lems the Mill“ elaborate). T T M ‘ trying to show tipI Paul Brown, .wnen we got all to a bad start ruro op oney first allde (“'0 singles.

SATURDAY 1 said Jimmy "Tl! ls ridiculiviis.,nobody dropped his land. They "may. cm". to,“ ,.,. inns. "F'l’lP'l "WP WWW Andi» Dahlardill! WI"! the Tril'Ro if!" a Campbell, n.gesr produced the best pay on

people The National League‘s All» 1 shortstop in 1955. Megan him I Illedrne batting nveragri d .M. He hit .232. mminly a! a pinch liltter. tho but season.

ed to Ill» the Aussinl a (light page because or F‘pm'lrni'e on the «onward par-72 Rnyal sidnivy mm.

in opt-nine notion loom- ada plays south .lirlro, " l' Vii". i .

7:: fig“; “1'2?” pig‘m‘d . period or time, The iniiin

him: He is Wu I [rent couch. with I can

New ank 2 Mnnlrul D We have no animosity at all ior i all stayed in there. poston 1 Toronlrts ~ 1 lael sorry tori "Our new chance but so a proud nian wholriew. We do have option block- . . . SUNDAY in , i will do a lot a running. is i. malnth oi tho rominon Liidjral‘m’ "‘Y P”‘""""‘ W" "' “3' WM“ “N h"‘.“' Ill-Neamld bay pacer won lop‘lhe nosHfil-Wl Int 3 *2 bet- chleago 4 Toronto 1 pie or adjustments. he could uni lust nuasd no [HIM- I mltht wealth it war allowrd to outer "mm; m w. n n I in the visitors in seven is mnnay in bile $5,000 lnls Henley. An added attraction was A honor. it Detroit it have bean top do. in Clevdmlllo anywhere. .1 learn in the erect Md I “Mt. u” run." a": ‘1 "I" 7’"?! Build“! tombs“ “‘0 ol— Memorial Pace here Monday ilwo-mlle tmt. This event tor years with a terrific l “Under Paul it w Do ymlr and, ha: “mad a”... in? km I" hummer, "lmlm'r; 13:12:" nl Simpson and Jonson The horse. tkrlven by Phll‘llsl on the card. was won by Bet:qu he did 't nuke lhnuijnb null don't Wm no mach ,. . - , - . . . . plsiyers Gan Cmtall. niirh mummwm hum“ m”. Pinkney. had a onetwo “and-.Mern' hole, owned by v. “Hasty cloud arm‘smhu, it 1. sort oi a about abalonzthsuém‘r‘l’ee-Lo :1“:

rarer. Ont. hick Vi'tklnrk. Run h, u m M W" 7 ling In me summary along with i'l'in—ner. and driven by Funk 3. great ‘ "d lington. ans. 1 t * , ' b - Bob Brook. but was given the inaniels. Time win 4:441: 5, w. are inciting iorward. nol‘wss great. but no so In its .s the son oi Mr and Mrs Bo GI ens l 1 Winn". r. back. We lane a positive atti-iwnen the lea ue balanced

win lul- placing first in the SBC- Omar Irind heat which one one and a l .loliity lull l'rlllu. ill! lint time ever and [£1