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Germany May Set Olympic Age Maris

FRANKFURT Germany (AP) Germany may be setting some kind of record tor the Melbourne Olympic Games-at least until someone can challenge the offi- cial team's age stretch 'of 13 to C1.

Dodgers continued to have their Hans Lublnus. a 62-year-old trouble: with Japanese baseball physician from Kiel. and Rainer teams Friday and settled for a 3-8 Borkowsky. a 13-year-old school. line-inning tie with the Kanto All- boy from Wiesbsde. are the ex-

Sieelers Confirm Heavy Fines

PITTSBURGH (AP)-The Pitts- burgh Btselera confirmed Friday that coach Walt Kiesling slapped probationary fines of 5100 to 3200 on at least a dozen players fol- lowing the Stcelers 38-10 loss to the New York Giants last Sun- day.

A spokesman for the National Football League club said Kissi-

lapanese Team Holds Dodgers To 3-3 Draw

MITO. Japan (AP) - Brooklyn

NBA lifts Kenny

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because he felled to appear for Q scheduled fight at New Orleans Oct. I.

DETROIT (APiSThe National

' Association Friday lifted its suspension of Kenny Lane sf Muskegon, Mlch., the fifth ranked 11,. djsputg hjnggd an . co.- ulhiweiil" c9'"'5d"- tract signed by Lane's manager. The NBA's executive board said Walter Petroskey. and Beard .1. a disputed contract which caused Bases. E New Orleans fight pro- Lane's suspension by the Louis- moter.

MELBOURNE (AP--The Olym-

opeoed 31 . - ho m wiiurnlllt by W S Kent-Hughes. chairmen of the Olympic Games organizing com- mlttee.

Four days later the Olympic flame will be lighted on the site of the first Olympic Games in 776 13.0. and will be started on its way to Melbourne. An Australian cara- van of military and civilian per- sonnel left here Wednesday to meet the torch at Calms in north- em Australia and to escort it to Melbourne.

These are the first two steps to- ward the opening of the Melbourne Games. Nov. 22-Dec. 8. which al- ready have been given a stirring

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pic village at Heidelberg. a 1121- malo be formally

POBTEST nuinm: Spanish authorities are protest- i al Amate

tag” the Ini ' A etlc 1' tion ruling which bars the use the Olympics of a controversial and dangerous but distance-producing style of throw- ing the Javelin. And early-srriv- lng athletes from other nations have been arguing against a deci- sion to bar the use of Olympic facilities for international training competition before the Games.

only the swimming stadium can be used for such meets according to the final decision of the Aus- tralian committee.

"Otherwise we would be having a lot of uttle Olympic Games go-

ing on." Sir William Brldgelord. chief executive officer of the Games explained. "individual managers are free to make their own arrangements."

LONG TRIP FOR TORCH

.The deepest secret of the Olym- pic Games is the identify oi the into the stadium Nov. 22 and light runner who will carry the torch the flame which will burn there throughout the Games.

The falcm will be ignited Nov. 2 on the plain of Olympia in south- western Greece by Grecian girls 051118 magnifying glasses.

A relay of 350 Greek men. run- ning one kilometre each. will carry the torch to Athens for a cere- IIIODY. NOV 3. in the stadium where the first modern" Olympics

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were held in ms. The flame then will be put aboard In lifilll” 154 flown to Darwin. Austrliill I-lid thence to Cairns. arriving Nov. 9-

A relay of 2,750 young Austral- ian athletes. each . alput one mile. will carry the torch-01' torches-over the 2.Bw miles from Cairns to Melbourne. It will not be the same torch all the way. but the flame will be Passed on from'one torch to another and kept alive from the time it is ill in Greece until it reaches the cauldron in the Olympic Stadium after a 11.500 mile trip.

The trip will be the lonleli CV0? taken by the Olympic flame and the first time it will have been in the southern hemisphere.

Michigan State

NEW YORK (CP)-Illinois, a vastly under-rated big 10 power. scored the upset of the season Saturday by defeating Michigan State. rated the No. 1 college team in the United States. 20-13.

The upset meant that Oklahoma to-0 winners over a green sopho- more Notre Dame team. in all probability will take over as the best ranked team in the country.

Third-ranked Georgia Tech sun- E-lsed nobody by also handing Tu-

ne a 404) defeat.

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ilprisings Result In Cancellation Of Soccer Match

ITOCKHOLM (AP) - Sweden has cancelled Sunday's soccer match against Hungary in Buda- post because of the political up- heaval there.

Officials of the Swedish Federa- tion said Friday another match planned against Romania at Buch- arest also has been scratched.

Argonauts Name Trophy Candidates

TORONTO (CP)-Toronto Argo- nauts Friday named import half- back Dick Shatto and Canadian Bob Kunis as candidates for the Jeff Russel Memorial Trophy, awarded annually to the player judged most valuable to his Big Four Football Union team.

Barton- Moll. Toronto. is the team's candidate

r rookie-of-the-year honors.

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University split-T halfbacks proved too much for all-American Paul llornung sad his weary mates. who lost to Michigan State 47-14 last week.

The big 10 saw a second upset Saturday when Minnesota hacked Michigan 30-7. thanks to Quarter- back Bobby Cox, who scored two touchdowns and led the way to the third.

Elsewhere on the football hori- wn there were few surprises.

In the east. Syracuse crunched Boston University 21-1 and Pitts- burgh took Oregon 14-7. Army bull- doied a dutiful Columbia team 00- 0 and Navy ended Pennsylvania's

. hopes of winning two games in a

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Longshol, Eugenia 2nd, Wins I 350,000 Canadian Stakes

TORONTO t'.Pl-A rank out- sider, W. A. lianger's four-year old Chilean-bred filly Eugenia 2nd swept past ll rivals Saturday to win the 550,000 - added Canadian championship at New Woodbine track. The longest shot on the board. the only filly in the field returned a straight payoff of 355.50.

She swept to the winner's purse of 842.700 almost three lengths ahead of F. C. Rand Jr's Austral- ian horse, Prince Morvi. About a length behind in the mile-and-five furlong test was Sam Tufano's Wise Margin. The mutuels' 5-2 fa- vorite. Mrs. Ethel D. .lacob's Pa- per Tiger. finished fourth.

E ' paid 855.50, SE50 and 810.10. Prince Morvi returned t6.N and 85.40 and Wise Margin

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The only Canadian - bred horse .in the race, Canadian Champ. was a sentimental favorite with the crowd of 20,480. Canadian

longden. Sloan And Murphy Voied To Hall of Fame

BALTIMORE (AP) - Johnny lnngden. Ted Sloan and Isaac Murphy are the second set of jockeys to be voted into a Hall of Fame at Plmlico. which an- nounced results Saturday of its poll of sportswlrters and broad- casters.

Alberta-horn Longden. who has ridden the most winning horses in history. was chosen as the active jockey over Ted Atkinson and

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Champ led for almost half the dis- tance when he apparently tired and finished well hack of the pack.

The winner. trained by Horatio Luro and ridden by jockey Juan Sanchez. broke well from the gate but remained behind the early pacemakers. E u g en l a 2nd re- sponded well at the bnckstretch. took the lead and tossed back all challenges.

Prince Morvi, at one stage run- ning eighth after breaking slowly. Enished strongly late but never threatened to take the lead. Wise

Margin threatened repeatedly but Qu

did not have the final burst of speed.

Johnny Adams. Sloan and Mur- phy were picked from among seven nominees of the past. ..The three will join Eddie Arc- aro. Earl Sande and George Woolf in having their pictures painted and displayed in the Pim- ilco clubhouse which was built in 1070

Longden. who is 46. is driving for 5.000 winners after setting a record of 4.781 on Sept. 3. The pre- vious record was held by Gordon Richards, like Longden an Eng- lishman.

Longden has ridden in more than 25.000 races, earned more than 316,000,000 in purses and in 1043 Jockeyed Count Fleet to the triple crown of the Kentucky Derby, Preaknes and Belmont.

Murphy and Sloan both rode in the early 1900s. Murphy. a Negro. won 628 times out of 1.472 races for a 44 percentage that hasn't been excelled.

Sloan perfected th e modern style of riding known as'monkey- on-a-stick because of short stirr- ups and crouch on the horse's neck.

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lng ordered the fines for what he termed "indifferent" play. The bites in the paychecks will be made if the players slow-down continues. the spokesman added. He declined to name the players.

list of Canadians Vlllh Sweepslake Tickels Released

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The list of Canadians holding 111311 H05Dltals Sweepstakes lick- ets on horses entered ill the Cam- bridgeshire. to be run next wed. nesday. was released t 0 Dublin. may "'

Following is a partial list of horses, with odds. ticket numbers. names or noms dc plume. and addresses:

Fllii Measure. (nun-runner: KPJ 34548. W. P. Poirer, Halifax,

Lonely Hills, (non-runnerl..,mv 07766, Alain. Temiscouaia County, Que.

Pompieinue. Inun-runnel-i-1)Rv 09682. Hiprlp. Cote Si. Luc, Que.

National Anthem, lnon-runner) XRN 5W”. 4597. Nova Scotia.

Nixon. 100-l-JEZ 02498, M". lam, Quebec.

Kin! David ll, lnon-runner) .. -VHW 11531. Double R Nuthin. Saint John. NB.: KQDT 73848, change of Luck. Magog, Que.

Blue Robe. 33-l-KQV 02902, 0,. Cl!” MIINIB-Elli. Drummondville,

e. Orinthia. (non-runner) -- KRW 01423. Wilfred Pare Lo. Dorches- ter. N.B.

Beignet. 50-1 - M. Gilles Bor- chard. Chicoutlmi. Que.

Counsel. 50-1 - JDL 75098. A. O'Brien, St. John's, Nfld.

Swept, 18-1-KQS 79728. Moni- quc, Quebec. High Bhan. (non-runner!-KQQ

U645. Marcel Pruneau. Shawini- gan Falls. Que: JEN 63497. Mrs. 1!. Bennett, Nova Scotla.

Golden Vale. 50-l-KPC 35660. Glus. Verdun. Que; KQW 1 245, Friday 13th. Moncton. N.B.

. Couah. (non - runner! - JEQ 61001. Carpetmike. Halifax.

Elborak. (non-runner) .. .1110 65533. Harold Ward. New Bruns- wick.

Bayganet. (non-runner) S KQQ 70305, Arthur Poirler, Parkton. N.B.

Nysoa. (non - runner) S JHW 11981. Arthur M. Crawford. Saint John. NB.

Venus Slipper. lnon - runnerle- JEP 78150. XYZ, St. Lambert. Que.

Melody Fair, 100-1-JHW osozs.

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SIS. Outremont. Que. Metallurgic, (non-runnerl.JHE 40539. Paul B. Bourget. Labelle

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Stars. An enthusiastic throng of I).000 fans cheered their favorites in a game that was called to allow the Dodgers to catch a train for the two-hour ride to Tokyo.

The barnstorming National- League c h a m p ions now havel played six games on the tour. with 14 more to go. They have won three. lost two and tied one.

Duke Snider lashed his second home run of the Itrip with Peewee Reee on base in the fourth inn- lng to put Brooklyn ahead 2-0. Brooklyn scored its third run in the sixth inning when Jim Gentile singled Jackie Robinson home.

The Kanto All-Stars. blanked 0-0 by the Brooks-Wednesday; broke loose in the eighth inning for all their runs. Starting pitcher Don Drysdala was helled from the mound.

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Horst Arndt and Karlheinz van Groddeck, E u r o p e a n rowing champions in the two-oared shells with C01.

Announces WIFU Playoff Dates

gWlNNlPEG (C?) - Commis- sioner G. Sydney Halter of the Western Interprovlnclal Football Union announced Friday dates for lhe two - game tolal - point WIF U semi-final between Saskat- chewan Roughriders and Win- nipeg Blue Bombers.

Haller.sald in the event that Ruughrlders finish in second lllar.-2. the semi-final will open in Regina Nov. 3, with the second game in Winnipeg Nov. n.

if Bombers finish in second place, the semi-final will open in Winnipeg Nov. 3, with the second contest in Regina Nov. 5.

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