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Calgary In 1st PlaCe CALGARY CPI First teen in the Watern Football crenco standings went back Ca1gary Stampcders Wednes ay night elter an easy 261p etory in Canadian Football azue game against Montreal oueties Calgary quarterback Peter is look to the air for three oachdowo passes connecting 1111 of 29 tries He now has too mpletions tor theseason to or touchdowns The win before 16450 tons ave Calgary total ol is one more than Saskatr wan Rougbriders and seven head ol thirdplace Edmonton idmos British Columbia has ve points and Winnipeg four glhe loss put Montreal with pointsdeeper into the East Foolboll Conlerenco cellori agueicading Ottawa has ll is while Hamilton and nto each have 12 All teams theirsteraiconlerencerhave 10 games ed Woods Gerry Shaw and grmau llarrison scored touch was on passes from Lisle orry Robinson led individual log with three EDDVEIiS wyard field goal and single on Stewart scored single ontreal threatened early in gamekbut the Stampeders pit ed ahead 74 at the end of first quarter when Woods rbjnped home from 10 yards out The A15 were attempting punt altcr several long passes DON WARDLE failed and Frank Aodroakl blockedit GRAN LOOSE BALD Wayne Harris fell on the loose ball ten plays later Links threw to TerryEvaoaheo who flipped it to Woods Calgary doubled their points at 337 ol the second quarter moving 70 yards in live plays before Lislre threw 21yard strike to Shaw 1h Alouettes got on the scoreboard seven outer later with myanl fi goal horn David Ray They had rushed to the Calgary twoyard line when quarterback Carroll Williams hobbled the hall second drivs by Calgary leg than two minutes later re suited in Harrison taking touryard pass lrom Jake for fix more points Robinson made 218 heldta oneput looCalgary when 32yard field goal at tempt by Robinson went wide lor single Robinsons field goal early in the last quarter and conceded single on Stewarts punt put Calgary up 265 The Alouettes only touchdowns was done in style long pass attempt irom Llske to Evansheo was intercepted inthe lilfitreal end zone and the Als marched it 100 yards for Grays touchdown and convert by Ray to end the scoring KEN PAYNE Barrie Pipers Sign Panagctbko Threé Others The SeniorOHA Barrie Fiyers ually completed player sign gs for the cooling season with announcement today of our dditlonal names to the roster ey are right winger Pete Pan gahko deienceman Ron Park 41d goaltenders Ken Payne and on Wardle Panagehko all is abig name hockey followers and brings uch experience to the relative young Flyers Alter live ear Jr career which includ one season with theBarrie iyers Pete spent 11 years in re ranks including the Quebec enceman to come to terms He as shown marked improvement since camp opened and was articularly impressive as ard hitteragainst Springfield last week His younger brother rad appears to have caught with the New York Rangers his season Ken Payne originally from El iraand now schoolteacher in utton has locked up lhegoai ending job which was the posi Iion Flyer olticials concerned with career with Waterloo when hey won the Ontario Champion ship lourycars ago rind since hen has played intercollegiate th Waterloo Lutheran Univer Don War eta haswon the ckup goaltendtng job Don is or were most to area sports fans throughhis baseball activity with Thornton and his championship stock car racing ottort at the Barrie Speed way last summer Theiast two seasons he has been one of the top goalies with Stayner in intermediate cm petition gt players in camp ranaln unsigned They are rookies lira Thompsoa and Pete Lenders Thompson has aggravated chronic knee condition and his status as anactive player re mains unestionable if his knee is pronounced lit hewili un doubtediy sign gt ng the Elyv era six defenceme The Flyers meet Gait Hornets in their home opene Friday at am pm rev assholes wens Abs NE 1234414 Show gelaaway from Alouett to defensive hailback Dave Lisle pass Wednesdast the Stanwooers regained om Conlercnec Liske nickodppan the Alouete secondary as the Km quarmsmmrwar SMMPEDER ENDGerry Roy to catch another Peter olareiotheJlestera Fomhall Slamoadvrs non zero 192 tol SdWchuk In Detroit AiterléForrTrcrde By THE CANADIAN PRESS With the ning of the Nation siHodrey ague season less than 48 hours away Toronto Maple heals have no captain and Chicago Black Hawks have no supemtae Maple Leat captain George Armstrong has rotired and coach Funds imlsch has yet to name successor However it Maple leaf hr dell president Stafford Smythe has his way Armstrong will be nonplayingcaptaln He suggested this Wedneslay the veteran right winger would stay in shape and be awe to play it the team ran into inju rlcs lrniadr said he has been grooming Ron Ellis for Captain but thought Armstrong would be around for another couple at years dont know What lll do Maybe lii go without cap tain lmlach said Meanwhile lmiach learned Wednesday that the Leafs liltloplace finishers in the East ern Division last year will have to open the scaminrDetmit apparently on the ammrptlon TERRY SAWCIIUK Sunday without winger Wayne Carleton Hcvhas hairline frac ture oi thewnist ond will be out of action for about two weeks Chicago sill hasnt been able to sign superstars Bobby Hull and Stan lilikita The Black Hawks noon against St Louis in Chicago Friday it appears the club will have to come through with aiarge chunk of money to get thelrdgi natures Terry Sewchuk returned on Detroit lied Wingsv WednSdlIY alter hairyear absence while he played for the Maple Lefls and Los Angeles Kings The Wings gave upJim Po ters lor the veteran goalie It will be Sawdruks third stint with the Wings He was with them from Nibwhen he won the Calder Trophy as Rook ie at the Yearuntil issiand was an AllStar in eachot the live yearn Traded hnstayed with Boston Bruins for two years and re tumed to the Wings in 1957 He remained with the Wings until 1964 when he was draitcd by To Nnto Then he was picked by the Kings in the expansion drahi HOLDS BHUTOUT MARK lourlime winnerpl the Vezi na Trophyhe shared it with Johnny liower of the Maple leafs in lBEShehas record in paragraphs MEXICO cm or One of the hottestyaolrtsmen around on the tropical waters or Acapul co is Toronto business executive Stan Lethal whose doublng 55metre racer figer is leaving opponents in her wake Leibel 41 president of real estate firm and his crew Jack Hansen of Windsor Ont and Ernest Weiss Toronto lawyer inggoid medal for Canada in Olympic history Canada is represented in all live Olympic yachting classes but leibelfs boat has looked exv ceptlonally last in tuneup races over the lznauticalmile course The yachtingevents get rinder way next Monday Seven races on succeeding daysare sched uled inreach classtire 555 Finn Star Flying Dutcbman and Dragon ram BEACH Ghaonns Elia API De steady rain 11 rookies trying to break into next years Professional rollers Association tour slogged through par or betta rounds Wednesday hi the 144hoie qoau lying school atthe associations National Golf flubrooorse here jGnier Jones otWlohita Ha who sewedup on 969 PGA tour by finishing the first 72 of the 144 holesunder par continued in the lead vlith for mild gt Lawredee Qilearn o1 Darti mouth SENIOR 011A hotter natal Trusts well known vs GMT HORNETS annals into THIS FRIDAY PM could be the first to win sail kled throughout the huge entry list of 120 boats from 41 nations WON SILVER BRONZE Canadian yachtsmen have been shut out of the medal col umn in every Olympic meet ex cept 1932 at Los Angeles when Canada won secondplace sil ver and thirdplace bronze medal The Games open Saturday lvith competitionstarting Sun 3Y But already Canada was busy in its bid to stage an Olympics or the first time in 1506 strong delegation of Ca nadian govenrmeat and sports officials were on hand to present their case Delegation members will lobbyrcprcsentatives ol the 100 in their campaign to win the nomination for Vancouver Win ter Games and Montreal Suin mer Games The venuses tor 1976 will be decided at the 1910 100 0on grass in Amsterdam on 3Trarl Load Leibel May Canada Her FirSt Sailifig add The Winter and Summer Games four years hence al ready have been awarded to Sapporo Japan and Munich West Germany respectively 1n the meantime the spotlight during this controversial pro0 iyrnpir period shifted to the In ternational Olympic Committee The bell may finally toil for Avery Brundage the Chicago millionaire who was up or ree lection today Bnlndage has served for four consecutive touryear terms and there are many countries including has sia who want change in the Olympic leadership French count Jean de Beaumontmillionaire head or the French Olympic Committee chgllenged Erundage lor the JV De Beaumont said of Brand age that at the age of 31 it is time tor change and when the Games arriva in lilurrich he will be $51 De Beaumont is so Well get rhinosi running smoothly luneup special $9102 utfonrernért service techntclt iaoeveheek over your engine and and ad out plugs Clean Iad Idlust lgnltlnn points Reset lzfliiion timing divs carburetor outomatl chokeand Idle for winter Adiust nil engine drive belie Fill Ind teal baite clean posts dvieu rd SALES LTD BARBIE YOU CAN Aron HEFQRD Niutcasrea sr get chance to win tree Skiddoo you ihe ital Wings now have three goalies in camp but gen eral manager Sid Abel said he intends ts open the season in Boston Friday with Roger Cro tier and Roy Edwnrtk ElstvuilcrE condh Rod SillilA van oi Pittsburgh Penguns of the Western Division his clubs preseason record of one win and one tie in seven starts is no came for concern He said much of the time Ws spent emerimcnting and this year the Penguins have im proved oftenslveiy and defensively Last your they lin nhed filth All the sixvteam ex pansion division in liiinnoapolia North Star conch Wren Blair reducodJlls roslerto 10 including three goa iicsr Sent down to the minors were Ken Broderick former goalie lo Canadas national team and lelt winger Joey Johnston Allhou1 an NHL team can dress only lll players for game him said he would start the season with 19 sitting out Blames PGA For Impasse until have time to play anaemia by Gardner DrchnmsotNmthaallood Phlorssponson than we Pains rail Atstakeiotherwanad the major moments as wdl the international carved elk like the Ryder What is most is that they PGA had nothing to lose by letting the More ea iniuattlon by the PGA to stop the truths Wonk lrom proceeding with their men cram known as the Arneloan Prdwsional Gollors Here lor the eigbtman world match play drarroslomip Palmer mid theres only one playing mammal of any oce backing the PGA That is San Snead Until the legal ruling is made hmmftherels donosaid Palmér 39 aowtmo KEMPVIEW MENB BOWLING Montiy Night Dengue GROUP Standings We nds Drillers 5f points Lakevlow Dairy Letter Carlt tiers 45 and Kenneth ms Stewarts Wholesale 41 Ed words Plastering 89 Ciarkson Hotel as Howey Electric 33w BurrieTannlng 82 Fox Plum ing 23 Barrie Examiner 19 Al laodale lumber High Singles Merle Willard 350 Steve Osadluck 343 Tony Eek High Triples Don lhorogood 743Cal Morrison 7N Merle Coupland 715 GROUP Standings Uniroyal Centres 58 points Sarleant Co to Salisbtny Plum bing 43 Progressive Flooring 41 McBridesMens Wm ll lIili Relrigcration 35 Gerrys1ioast ics 33 Storcys Heating 333111 mana Texaco at Dept of Lands and Forests Smiths Dairy It Hammera Drillers High Singles iii OBrien 541 Steve illicit 317 Roy Salisbury 315 High Triples Stove Midis on Bill OBrien 791 Win Downey 773 and Group High Avge Merle Coude 141 Reg Flear 241 George Legear 237 Cori Em 271 Bill OBrien 133 goalie in each game Larry Newton 230 have autonoory Palmer said Im with the Plalen They not to run without being told why and how have minteotion of giving up my PGA rims dill But the dfldak In its lbundlalrwelinioeldl He said it the We is not settled soon the split would dely negotiation and the PGA nmdd wind up with nobody plaid ex oeot Snead PGA membership involved the 00 or so tor playing pros and about 5700 club pmloslonals 30thth Five Ahead TORONTO it Robin Plalis rode two winners at Woodbine race track Wedrm day and increased to live his lead our Brian Smalls in the leadingrider race The Wm wins gave Platte 176 victories this year Swatulr has 171 Bade has 41 Winners in the 30 racing days of the Woodoloo meet Plats victories came on Skoolnrmchuk in the fornh race and Miss Marianne in the eighth Swatuk rode Armor Tea to therwinanrs circle in the fee lured seventh in headand head viclory er Lane ridden by Plaits The daily double of Mr Happy and Parka was worth $5330 while Skookrrmchudr and Go Go Mina combined for $1490 exuctor Coup Landing and Northern oil produced $1420 payolf exactor lo the arm SEEK CHANGES MIAMl AP APlorlda leg islative subcommittce voted Wednesdaytoiwrecommeod sweeping changes in horse rac ing including legalizing the use at butazolidin controversial medication that caused the dis quailtleatlon ol Dancers image in this years Kentucky 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