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INVIPEAG ‘ 0F" 7— T‘hc defend- 'westem football champion meg Blue Bombers test their ' this week with exhibi- w ames tonight in Montreal .gt me Alouettes and in Tor- :mm-sday against the Argo- . ‘ rs, 40 strong. left Win- by air Monday for the '- '._ with the Big Four clubs ” could iron out the import In for coach Bud Grant. . ,. 'se starter in the 40 star- 5 named to the trip was V. .Rigney. a tackle from .1 m just arrived in Win- Sunday night following his we ﬁrom ﬂhe United States ..- Saturday. Rigmey was » . No. 3 by Philadelphia of the National Football '- e in the United States. mm is expected to use Rig- omly on defence until he .; all the oﬁfemsive plays and himself into playing condi-

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glaring weaknesses in the bomber make-up during the training pe— riods. Rignoy is expected to he a big help.

CAPABLE HANDS

The remainder of the positions are in capable hands. 'llhirby of ihe 40 players making the eastern Jaunt have previously worn the blue and gold colors, including quarterback Eagle Day from Mis- sissupim, who played for Bomber in 1956 but missed last year due’ to an injured hip.

All . star quarterback Kenny Ploen appears to have the signal- calliug job almost sowed up, with Buy _amd Jim Van Pelt irom Michigan in the fight.

There is battle for the backﬁeld positions.

Five of the eight halﬁbacks on. tour are imporhs ,—-— holdoveos Buddy Leake, Leo Lewis and Bob McNamara and newcomers Curt Gmbrieison ﬁmm Concordia and John Varone from Miami. The other three are all punt'return specialisteromhr-s Rowland, Ron

Laztoure‘lle and Gene Wiasiuk. WDFU scoring leader Gerry James heads a potent hillback coups. which. iinrﬂudes imports Charlie Shopand and ‘Pete Man— gum, both holdaovers. Shepard also will do most of the pooling.

Tennis Results

VANCOUVER (or) .- Rosults Monday at the Canadian tennis championships included:

Men’s Singles. First Round

Art Kono, Seattle. defeated Jacob Brackman, Florida, by de- fault. -

Jim McManus. Berkeley, 03M, defeated Erwin Douglas, Santa Rosa, Oalif.. 8-6, Hi. 6-3.

Men’s Singles. Second Round-

Bob Bediarrd, Sherhrooke, Que., defeax’ned Len Moxom. Vancouver 6-3 6-3. '

Don Fondana, Tm'onbo, deﬁeashed John Gambor. San Francisco, 6-2, &2.

Jim Mackeu, Van-comer. do»

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LOS ANGELES (Am-«The ML lam-dwelling Los Angela's Dodgers dumped three players Monday and brought up three from the minor leagues. two of them pitch» ers. ‘

The team announced changes: ,

Pitcher Ed Roebuck goes inrbn voluntary retirement, at his re- quest. .

Infielder Dick Gray, optioned to

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Pitcher Robby Giallmnhardo, optioned lo. Montreal m“ the Inter— national League.

Fischer Werner {Babel Mirror. brought, up from Montreal. He has a l2~5 record this season.

Infielder Bobby Lillis, reqiillled from St. Paul. '

Pitcher Danny Mchevitt, re- called from St. Paul.

The shuffle come on lzhe heels of an announcement earlier Mon:

In Hospital

CINCTNNAT] (AP) w Genhre-‘

Fielder Gus Boll, out of the Cin- cinnati Redlog lineup for three days. entered Christ Hospital Monday for (treatment of an amide injury.

Bell was hit on lihe ankle by a foul hall last. week and Riedleg genie-mi. manager Gabe Paul said the bruise was aggravated by boils. He said Bell will be in like hospital three or four days

Larsen (7-4) vs Terry (6-8) Boston at Detroit (N) — Sul- livan (84) vs Bunning (8—7)

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MWWAUKEF’ (AP) ~~- Three pitohensviho didn't figure prom~ inently in Milwaukee Braves’ plans last spring have amounted for just as many victories in the last six weeks 818 the bhree who did.

Joe/y Jay, Carl Willey and Juan Pizarro belong in the first category while Warren Spalhn,

Kan, Earn: armhole who (rundown time exicopt 601' the ﬁact than his options were used up. . Willey, 27, was optioned to Wichita May 114, but recalled June 3. Pizarro, the youngest at 21, was recalled ﬁrom Wichita July 21. Where the Braves would be to- day without the three rookies is

Second String Braves" Pitchers Up With The Besl'

righdiundor who m M m h each or on lost two neurons. hasn’t pitched sinoo May 18 cause of a m 3mm. Geno Conley -' and Bulb Trouibridlge, COW rigihihandmk have a combined Won-«loss record of 0 and 8.

Rush, ﬁlm biz niobium ac,- quired flrom the Club's this who» in a trade no longer considered a

, . I . , i . u . .w ' ., i 'steall hmsbeesumn‘i and St. Paul of the Amermam Assoca— day from general manager Buz- Baltimore at Cleveland (N)- .Lew “PM” and M Rush are anyhOdys Que,“ ‘ . B'naves ’ ‘ ' anion effective Monday night. nie Bavasi saying there would be Pappas (7-3) Vs Narleski (10-8) m the latte!“ ‘ V Bab Bum’ the hard ' Wmn’g Omar for ﬁhe mm mm“

*‘ ' '“’ some player changes, but mat , Washington at Chicago (N)—— Since June 113 when J-ay mfade '

leabed Gordon Smith, Berkeley, manager Wrath. Alston Shays. Kemmerar (5-8) vs Donovan his first start, the Braves have ‘

Gallic. 6-1 6-2. “We emphatically have no idea (7-10) wpn 23 games. Jay, Willey and

Paul Willey, Vancouver d9— of changing our manager.” he National League Plzarro hove accounted for ll of i ‘ (3??! Ron Sandys, La 'Jolla, told a reporter. There have been Los Angeles at Milwaukee (11)“ the gsc'tt‘imlesﬁ ﬁllieLtsamed-nugmzr ‘

a'i .. 6-2. 5-4. persistent rumors that Alston is Dr sdlale (4-10) vs Ja. (64) as 3' ‘nv “r e” e a“ “‘5 - i . , ‘

Women’s Singles. First Round due for the axe. 3;“ Francisco 8,1, yamcimnaﬁ Don McMahon won the other

Leslie snarling. manta, (N) ~ Miller (3-5) or Momam same in Pellet - do ed Barbara B est. Van - (64!) vs Lawrence (6-7) The 22-year-old J-ay leads with oouver, 8—2. 6-0. PrOba P “(hers Chicago at Pittsburgh (N)~— six triumphs, followed by Bur— .

Women’s Singles. Second Round Briggs (4-0) vs Friend (12—11) drette wimh five, Spanhn and Willey , ’

Mrs. Louise Brown, 'llononlo. de- NEW YORK (AP) —— Probable St. Louis art P'hiladetliphia (N— with four apiece, Rush with two sfea‘ted Mrs. Annie Boclestone, pitchers for bodIiY’s major league preceded by completion of June and Pizarrowitlh one in his only I - Vancoumer, 6-2, 6—0. games. (won and lost records in 29 suspended game) —— Broonan start during the span. .

Susan Built. Victoria, dofoated parentheses) (7-7 vs Farrell (6-3); Jones (8-7) July has been with the club all 4 8 P.m, Ann Hook, Los Angela, by de— , American League vs Ca-rdwelll (0-0) in reguiar season. He probably would have ' y . fault New York at Kamoas Ciiy (le game. been sent in the Bravos‘ Wichita. ‘1

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