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short gain. In the foreground, Rough Rider Kaye Vaughan (55) blocks out Alouette Ed

iger-

| |By WILF GRUSON Canadian Press Staff Writer | who finished in the cellar.

TORONTO (CP)—Once again} Seyen Tiger-Cats were named. l-star recognition has come to/to the.-defensive lineup, three “poly Vince Scott, the~ bald-' from Rough Riders’ and one each

faded old pro who is such &/from Alouettes and Argos. as a pass rusher in the|

Rough Riders

Gis Seactiin, Chediiietiaea Wieex for. tr 1.1981 a) Is Neath

~ 4. CURTAINS FOR ALOUETTES ’

~ Ofawa Rough Rider Joe (8% breaks through the ai Alouette line for a

Learn (93). To the right, Tom Hugo (48) moves to intercept Kelly. Ottawa went on to win

fats Rule All-Stars; /ince Scott Chosen Again

and Argonauts, | Bell, H; inside linebacker--Kynie Plager in Canadian football with

|Danjean, H; inside linebacker— Larry Hayes, 0; middle guard— Vince Scott, H; tackle — Kaye Vaughan, O; tackle—John Bar- row, H; end — Doug McNichol, M: end—Pete Neumann, H.

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To Call Off Return Bout

NEW YORK (AP) — World heavyweight champion Ingemar Johansson reportedly is ready to call off his return match with Ployd Patterson and is. consider- ing a title fight with light-heavy- weight. champion Archie Moore in New York next June,

Sports columnist Jimmy Can- non, writing in the Journal Amer- ican, said Wednesday Johansson is opposed to a re with Patterson, whom he knocked out last June, because of his ani- mosity for Cus D'Amato, former champion’s manager.

Also, Johansson is~ determined that the people who promoted his first fight with Patterson do not share in profit of any of his fu- ture fights. ,.Ingemar was refe~ r- ing to Vincent J. Velella, major stockholder in. Bill Rosenschn Enterprises, who is trying. to! place the fight'in Miami. Rosen- sohn, since ousted, promoted the last fight.

Knee Operation | ie , Is Successful ig Four semi-final: game in |

Ottawa 43-0. . i ' ava 40. wirennos) (FOr Giant Player NEW YORK (AP)—Third base-

&

rm match '

the |:

man Jimmy Davenport of the San Francisco Giants said he felt “pretty good’’ Wednesday follow- ing a successful operation per- formed Tuesday night on an ail-

ing left knee. “The leg feels a little sore,” Davenport said, “but that was

enly to be expected. The impor-

Was a success. The doctor as-| sured me of that.” |

Davenport suffered cartilage | damage in the knee Aug. 17 w hen | 2 he collided with catcher - Ed Lailey of Cincinnati in a slide] @ into home plate during a Giants- Reds game at Cincinnati. Daven-

such a brilliant all-star record as) Scott. He went to Hamilton in 1949 from Buffalo Bills of the old

All-America Conference and only in 1951 failed to be selected as

Big Four Football Union.

The 34-year-old Hamilton Tiger- its’ veteran, who-at five-feet-

ght ‘inches and 230 pounds

sn't the size of most outstand-|

ing linemen, was named Wednes-| By as one of 12 Hamilton play-| who made The Caiiadian

| VOTES WEIGHTED

There has never been another

an all-star.

The voting was weighted to} give equa) balloting strength to each league city.

The offensive team: Half flanker) — Ron Howell, half— | DaveThelen . O; half — Dick} Shatto, T; half—Cookie Gilchrist, |

Bald Eag

le Cops.

~~ injury — and his

port played infrequently after the defensive e-|

sence was considered a big fac- for in the Giants’ ftop in the Na tional League stretch drive. Davenport said doctors nad rot | iret told him how long he rel he confined but he thought

ess all-star teams. He was picked for the middle guard posi- fon on the defensive squad, the) ighth straigif year and 10th in 11 seasons he has gained

T; quarter=Bernie Faloney, H;, centre—Tom Hugo, M; guard— Dave Suminski, H; guard—Kaye Vaughan, O; -tackle—Billy Shipp, M; tackit—John Barrow, H; end! star honors. —Paul Dekker, H; end — Bob

‘The selectors—football writers, | Simpson, ,0; prtscasters and coaches in the|. The defensive team: Safety— ague. cities—chose five Players | Duane Wood, H; half — Ralph irom the first-place Tiger-Cats’ Goldston, H; half—Jim Rountree, the offensive team, . three|T; corner linebacker—Bill Sow- the” runner - up Ottawa ‘alski, O: corner linebacker—Ed

rime

iron

‘easy winner of the

ee and V enezuela

Racing Classic

LAUREL, Md AP’ — Bald] Eagle, one of two Enited States representatives, romped home an invitational $100,000 Washington, D.C. Inter- natjonal_Wednesday. in a—pulsat- ing race marred by a spil] that unseated, riders of horses from

roaring Laurel race eourse

might be “two or. three weeks ” He will have to watk with the aid oi a crutch for several weeks after Jeaving the hospital.

the -United States. Tudor Era,

| wi ho finished first in the 1953 In- Parilli Offered

ternational only to be dis — fied. came home. third, lengths behind Midnight Sun, bat|

eight lengths in front _of . the|

: Coaching Job

OTTAWA (CP) — Vito (Babe) |

fourth horse, France’s Mi Carina, | arilli, import —o in nis first year with ftawa Rough

rt} . t The spill camé shortly after’ the Riders, said Wednesday he has)

field went past the finish line for|pad an offer to coach full-time

fant thing is that the operation |.

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Durelle Predicts Win Next Week

TORONTO ‘CP)—Yvon Durelle} Anyway, IT don't know how to|! r day summed up his Nov. 17) ' hack away from anything — I'm Canadian heavyweight boxing too old.’ epmipionship . hout With’ tifle-|- Queried about his age, the 190- | older George Chuvalo of Tor- | Pound Durelle said: ‘I'm over}

ito this: way: |30.""

*T hear Chuvalo is -a pretty); He repeated earlier statements |

d puncher. Well, I am too and|that he intends to quit boxing) mever back up. It’s going to be Soon. “But don't ask me for an

i

“good fight because Chuvalo is, answer now.” he said. “See me too lazy to back up.’ j after the. fight."

That was the gist of an hoyr- LONG RECORD

mg press conference when Dur-|—-The record book says_Durelle_

Ne, the fighting fisherman from! has had 102 pro fights, with 80

Ste. Anne, N.B., laughed wins, 21 losses and one draw.

nd joked with Toreato sports: Yvon says he has had 159 pro ters. fights.

“This 12-round fight won't go}\ Would he like another crack at the limit.” the British Empire! world light - heavyweight champ- md Canadian light - heavyweight/ion Archie Moore/ “Sure, I'd take. hampion said. ‘one of us will it for $100.000 without taxes.”’ ibe on the floor before then, and| He has m I’m pretty sure it won't be me.” last year*4nd was knocked out

jeach time. “I lost money on those}. NO.LONG BOUT ifights. | paid nearly $200 a day

Durelle headed a five - man training expenses and I went party into Toronto and predicted home practically broke,” he said-| the battle of the sluggers at/But for $100,000 tax free—well, Maple Leaf Gardens wouldn't)that's a different matter.” last long. All he wanted he said was to}

“You'll see a lot of fast punch-| quit fighting so he could make a|

until somebody drops. Yow full-time job of his fishing busi- see, I've been fighting 14 years'ness at Baie Ste. Anne. He has} and I've got in get it over fast/six boats and 23 men working for | because my héad, arms and body/him. an investment he figures is are fine but my legs are going.'worth close to $100,000.

Dal Tigers Top Stad Tars 20-13

HALIFAX (CP)—Hard pressed, after . ieseiae Dal on. the Stad Dalhousie Tigers fought off a|10, the Sailors moved the ball to grim Stadacona Sailors team here|the Tigers’ five where Cull went Wednesday and hung on to win| over for his second. touchdown. 90-13 and set the stage for an es college final in the Novala first down inside the Dal five

a Football League ibut were halted. The favored Tigers held off the; st. F.x., stubborn Sailors in their last-half and undefeated this season, are to enter the league finals favored to take the Tigers Sat- st St. Francis Xavier Uni! urday and meet the Ontario Agri- versity here Saturday. lculture College here Nov. 21 in "The. sudden-death semi - final. the Atlantic Bowl game.

as peere 2 re at ot s Stud- e& eature o running |’

Alouette GM Is Ousted

both teams, alhousie | building up a 20-7 ‘aa - ~ auaeter| jead. | MONTREAL ‘CP) — President Ted Workman of Montreal Alou- ettes Wednesday announced that But Dalhousie bounced. right’ general manager Gorman Ken- back. Quarterback Ted Wickwire! nedy has , been relieved of his took off for-65 yards on an option! duties. play for one major and a few) No successor was named minutes later Pete Corkum! Workman said the club is look- crashed over from the 10 for an- ing for a man who can combine r. the positions of head coach and Later in the quarter, substitute | general manager and organize filiback Brewer Auld’ made a} and delegate authority in this re- diving catch on a pass into the| spect. - end zone from Wickwire. Dave| Kennedy declined to comment | Logan converted the last two} on the, announcement. touchdowns. Workman’s announc é ment Stadacona held the Tigers from| camé two. days after the dismis- | on, edging the coliezians on|sal of head coach Douglas | the ground. In the fourth quarter,|(Peahead) Walker.

Bai

Stad drew fir st blood. on a one- burst by fullback Gordie |

HM early in the first quarier.| Gord White converted.

DAL BOUNCES BACK

}watched Bald Eagle

| Riders should Moore twice in the! basis of Jim Trimble’s estimate| cent since his mid - season ar-| Riders’ firs: -

| York Rangers,

icer

Late in the game, Stad drove to |!

defending champions

[a Of 31,278 liberally sprinkled with diplomats, high government} officials and. famous horsemen from all corner of the - world scamper | home 2'> lengths ahead of Mid- night Sun, one of two French = in the colorful global gal-

a. for the eighth time in the world famous grass course clas- sic inaugurated in 1952. the fa- |vorite went down to defeat.

FAVORITE THIRD . This time it was Tudor Era, a British - bred horse representing|

the. first time. Right in front of at Virginia Tech but nothing ts the clubhouse, and with less ‘efinite yet. ,

than a mile to travel, Tudor Era was in the lead

Braves Scout |

Back in the pack the Venezue-

lan filly Pensilvania bobbled and . Australia's Vogel ran into her. | Joins Phillies ‘ Gustavo Avila, one of Vene- | Si zuela’s leading riders, slammed! MILWAUKEE (AP)—¥mil Be-

lich Wednesday midwest scout

resigned as a

into the turf. Billy Camer, the for

voung Australian jockey who also

iflew here for the .race, went Braves to accept a. similar post down with Philadelphia Phillies. He Camer got up quickly, bus the will serve as an assistant to Ed-

die Dancisak, who recently quit

crowd feared for Avila who lay ; the Braves to go with the Phils.

in a crampléd heap.

Babe Parilli Will Be Ticat | Target Says Jim Trimble

HAMILTCN (CP'—Quarterback | 5 Pabe Parilli of Ottawa Rough} get a raise on the |

ef his ability Trimbie, wnose Hamilton Tiger- Cats meet the Riders in Ottawa

Phil Watson ‘May Lose Job

NEW YORK ‘CP))—Muzz Pat- tick, general manager of New said Wednesday he has talked to two or three

Imen as a possible replacement jfor coach Phil Watson.

Watson now is in_ hospital, iwaiting an operation for an. ul-} Patrick has stepped in as ‘emporary coach

Patrick declined to give names. vut then ‘admitted fhat one of .he men he has talked to is Alf Pie, former Rarger.star who now is }coaching Winnipeg Warriors of ithe Western Hockey League.

The Rangers are languishing in ‘ifth place in the National Hockey League, with a record of only

= wins and three ties against

ane losse Se.

Saturday to oe the Big Four, sv, it’s no secret that the Ticats football finals, says Parilli has| ‘eel confident of stopping the strengthened the Riders 50 per-| ground attack of Russ Jackson, string quarterback. Jackson hasn't made a good ap

rival.

Parilli, who waschristened Vito, I pearance against them this sea- played five years in the National | 6.

Vootball League before joining| But if the Hamilton defence is

Cttawa from the Green Bay/sure of guessing Jackson's |

Packers. The six-foot-one, 196-| moves, they are not so sure of |

pound backfielder learned his) Parilli.

iootball at Kentucky. ‘He can run, kick and pass,” Ticats are spending a great|says Trimbie. “We're going wo

deal of their training time this} save to spend a lot of time get-

week on. the PapAli defente.|ting ready to defend against |

Coach Trimble“fas decided that} him.” :

stopping the import -quarter’s of-| The word from the sidelines

ence is tne secret to sidelining | was that Ticats plan to do plenty Ottawa. oi ground work against Ottawa as CaS gy eo with Gerry McDougal:, Duane WINNER TO GREY CUP | Wood and Ralph Goldston set for Kickoff time for the first of a! 5 pig afternoon of rushing. Wood two-game, total - points series iS .44q Goldstop, sirong defensive 2 pm, AST. The second gave : \

will be at Hamilton Nov. 21. Win jh ves, Rare been used ner goes into the Grey Cup game it Toronto Noy. 28. | In four meetings this season, | Riders and Ticats have split 2-2 but Hamilton has had the edge a storing. Local oddsmakers fa- vor Hamilton by six points Sat- urday and 15 points on the series.

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