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Doro Haszhé Making 4i poundsllkes lo crunch budie Enoflg MONTREAL lfi Can adls outstanding football player of 19 will be either full back George Reed of Saskatcho wan ltoughrlders or Bill mons the scrambty halfba from Toronto Argonauts wheeler The Canadian player of the year lsa contest between Ken Melsen of innipes Blue Bomb er and Whit cher of Ottawa Rough Riders The choice at lineman of the year is between Saskatchewans ied times and Ken Lehmcnn of Ottawa The six finalists were In nouneed today the result ol erossCanada poll of football writers and broadcasters con ducted annually by distillery The winners will be chosen utter further ballot and an nounced in Toronto Nov 28 WIN 32000 The mom outstanding player will receive 52000 savings bond with 500 bonds going to the winners in the other two categories All will receive Schenley trophies Each runnerup will he award ed $500 bond and plaque Track Field May Go NEW YORK AP Track and field might be the latest sport to go professional with about 300 athletes including Olympic medal winners corn peting for 9000000 in prize money as early as 1959 organi zers disclosed Monday The National Track and Field Agocintion said it plans to es tablish leweek tumeet sea son starting next June in lo cit ies with events in each meet us Olympic stars and top foreign talent will be recruited drafted and signed to oneyear $10000 contracts with the oppor tunity of winning as much as $90001 in prize money Jerry Sherman of Sherman Oaks Calil one of the organi zers said Wade Bell and Tom GEORGE REED Symons secondyrar Argo naut from the University of Col orado went to Toronto in trade with British Columbia Lions of the Western Football Contennec lie was sixth draft choice at Green Bay Pack Pro Farrell halt miiers Ed Carutb ers high jumper Bob Beamon and Charlie Mays long lum pers and Mel Pendcr sprinter are among those athleteswho have agrecd to sign pro con tracts once the league begins formal operation FIGHT RESULTS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS TokyoShow Saljyo Japan stopped Flash Besande Philip pines featherweighis PhiladelphiaChuck LeSIlE 174 Los Angcles outpointed Roger Eussell 190 Philadelp hia 1o Bennie Brlscoe 158 Philadelphia pinpointed Glarlie Austin roots San Diego to KEN Nansen on of the fictional Football League Symons led the Eastern Foot ball Conleienee in rushing with 11m yards the first Argo ever to hit 1000 if he wins on Nov 28 he will be the first Toronto player to make it in the lsyoar DAMEARV CF Calgary Stampech suffering from in Juries received during their first encounter with Saskutchewan to the Western Football Confer ence final may go against the Roughridors Wednesday without flanker Terry Evonshcn Evonshen who scorerl one touchdown in theft Calgary win Saturday was trying for another on pass from Peter Lislte when he crashed into fence at the back corner of th end zone An xray showed no fracture in the ankle but his right leg is swollen and coach Jerry Wil liams said it is doubtful Evansh en will play Also luluer in the first game of the bestofthree series were defensive end Ron Payne and linebacker Granville Liggins Payne suffered shoulder Inherits or coronausszE WEE FOOTBALL Cocapiains iGreg Whelan left and Tim Clayden with badges hold the pée wee dilt vision championship trophy of the Knights 01 Columqu touch football league From left at Of VROIOkie Ol Ethe Year TORONTO CF Deiencez man Jim Dorey is the rookie with the cantmiss tag this year in iheNational Hockey League Hes tabbed for everything from RookieoftheYear hon ors to allstardetencemnn but coach Punch lrnlach of Toronto Maple Leafs is little more reticent He concedes llnrey is an asset where the Leafs need it moston defence but says only that the big rugged 21 yearoid is good enous to play th the heats raining camp lmlach little more glowing wouldhave to say hes thehe Alooking defen man he doesnt inako people will know to He meansbuslness Nllb well under Doreyhas made it lief tablished self as fast nimble on not afraid of anyone nd has alv ready set singlegame ensuerecord of laminate pennitie Lninsr mans Dorey six foot one and it and fight He skaies almost like loco andhandles the puc om oachu around the league have called him anotherBphby 0r Dorey likes dismissthe tag bu runner he dnnt gooui trying to drive am into the boardszut do like it when it iSroughblhe rougher the better The rougher it isthe better play Those fancydan games get me feel out of place When Dorey was playing in Niagara Falls for the Elyers of the Ontario Hockey Asso ciatlan junior series he boarded with Derek Sander son Bill Goldsworthy and John Arbnur all of whom now are playingin the NHL dont know what caused it orey said but it seemed that ever time we got back to our boarding house light would break out rWhitworih leads Ladies CINCINNATI VlAPi With only two tournaments to go Kathy Wh orth has a$2303 lead in off at money nlngs on the 1068 Ladies Professional Golf Association tour And shes closing lnon second place Carol Mann in the number of tournaments won Miss Whltworths ninth vi tory of the yearatvPensaeol total of 54297 Sandra Haynie winner only onceheld on to lrd place with $25992 among us We were always belting each other Never at the rinkjust at rimmed was shambles It was alsovthn way we settled our differences BOUNCED AROUND gt Dorey from Kingston 0211 was signed by the Boston Bruinorganizatioo When he was ls but the Bruins lost him to the Leafs his junior draft when he was in He played two seasons in Lonv don Ont before to log protessoloalilasi asonwitb year of iunlor ei llity left Hebounced around the Inl hora last year and doesnt mind admitting the whole sea son was disappointment to him was ailfaple Leaf sales man last year was in Tulsa then Rochester then Phoenix then nilsa oh yes with few side trips to Toron My sldtcasewas every ere In 70 games Dorey had seven goals 32assists and 11 minutes inpenaltles last yea lhi year fin is out to im prove ih P05 SIGN PLAYER NFEEAL GPl Mont real Expos ot the National Dengue announced Monday they have signed first baseman Ross Hoffman student at the Uni verslty of California Hoffman 22 bats and throws lefthanded He is the 11th player to gnva contract from the roupv picked up at the agent draft last the wuupix re generati your lost yards on arm mun sou6i on Nielsen cnotbtrooenionpesnthntoe end Mer trorn Univsdty of Western Ontario was seventh inpusattidngiutbéfifllJut history ti the Winds Reed was the leading ruaber in the West piling up 1m yards lie was Canadas out the standing player in 1965 the year he led his conference with 274 carries for 176 yards the no injury but likely will aim Dig gins whose knee was lnlured is definite starter Also not in firstrate playing condition is defensive halfback Fran Andruski He was in hos pital Monday recovering train the flu SKID 0N FIELD Several players on both sides some out of the game minus patches of skin scraped oil when they skidded on frozen Taylor Field To prevent recurrence and improve playing conditions groundskeepers nt McMahon Stadium are using blowers and sheets of plastic to dry the field covered in snow and frozen In it storm Friday 1m field does not have tarpaulin Roughrlder eo sch Eagle Keys whose team will be at full CHBMPS the are VTony Decarie who presented the Zellers from to the learn and coaches Brian llcCannand am Clayden kalntlr no to SKI PACKAGES Package No Eris Alpine Deluxe use Tyroi luibo Boots gt 20 otY 202 3295 PK Poles 695 Cable Binding Sat 1396 Tyrol Boot Press 495 Ski Brands 60 Safety Straps 90 Imtaliation 300 9530 Special Package Price $7995 Puciuge No lied Master Skis 3150 Tyrol Turbo Boots 3935 PK Poles Special Package Price plight be too much to expect his total of touchdowns scored at the puslSovu nearly double that of any other player in either eonierence Only Cal garys Tury Evsnsben came close to the lonely Ottawa end Evanshen who had nine touch downsfilter won the Canadian category at year bebmann middlelinebacker in his fourth season with or tam has tough competition for linenians award Urness has been numedtop centre for both conferences forthe last three years EansheniMayBeijQui strength for the 10 pm Esi kickoff before the CW national network may have encountered an unexpected jlnx Monday night He was voted the Cans dian Football league coach of the year ln five of the last seven years the coach selected by hispeers on the other eight CFL team has lost in the Grdy Np and the other two times failed tomalre it to the conference finals Bilbthllams who didnt think his team was sure to win Satur day until they were ahead 140 late infhe game isnt overcon We had hot hand it the some Wednesday night lheyll glgemback likewlbe good football are womgv ingot to keqn vronoum tomes19 arr Ano Early was set today torlde menuM1115 $133 ailed Mail licence from the Ratio Fanniuion Miss Early 25 listed to rideln the ninth lfltorchlll Muhammddfldu rage over No neon has lost on last an outing and ran last in the lat at on Nov Ifln Early divorcee mothd of In elglltyeanold daughter was rcheduled to ride lnlbe or root at Churchill in Saturday but her bone was nortaxed She is woman to bellmnsedtorldeatzmafar race truti in this motry The tun was Kathy Kusner who it lloehsed in Maryland but bu not rldden because of broken leg suffered in horse show Larkin Maloney Dies lit 73 GP Larkln Maloney who teamed with Conn Smythe to run one at Canadas top thoroughbred stallion died Monday at the age of 73 Maloney in ill health forsev erat years was associated with Smythe when their Ace Marine won the Queens Plot to 1955 Smyihe also is founder of Toron to Maple leafs of the National Hockey League ln 1953 the Maloneysmythe stable led Canadian stables lo purse eamtngs with $252116 Their filly Wonder Where was named Canadas Horse of the Year in 1959 The two split up in 1960 ut Molouey continued his Green Hills Farms breeding and ran lng stable near Milton Ont Maloney was millionaire in the construmion and building materials businus before he belt eame involved with thorough breds He served as president and general manager of Dominion Building Materials Ltd and was director of Maple leaf Gardens Ltd P191155 gt6jDate tll George mule beggars mmore 3mm In mldldwdbut on ammo sfimfi it to rwnggmnn of more id match against How TheBowls gt lire Shaping lip NEW YOK MP Mt tented Penn State and explosive Klnm landed in Mlloiis Or nngebowl Monday while the Sugar and Cotton bowls elected to match the power of the Southwest and Southeastern Conferences in the New Years Day college football attracdo Dallass Cotton Bowl chose Tennessee to meet the undeter mined Soulhwest champion like ly Texas or Arkansas New or leaos Sugar Bowl grabbed the Southeastern champion Geor gia and announced it would wait until Thanksgiving to choose rival Thls is how theother bowls are shaping up team records in bradeisl ltm BoulLJan Pasadena CalliSomhern California 00 vs the winner of this weeks game between Ohio State 30 and Michigan lbl Gllnl Bowl Dec Jackson ville ans111mm my probably Alabama 74 Bluebonnet Bowl Dec ll HoustonOklahoma ssit vr Southern Methodifi Ni Busts Mathis in Madison Square Garden noun has had more cente baeks than ryoyo In his IS year ring career and this one according to manager Irv Un Eermn is another of tbn erde of his career tlngermau says wider oyer Mathis probably will earn Chuvalo shot at Jimmy Ellis when we Assoc ion or on Frazierroflhe US the New York state champion who canto close to ending the Canadilnl career while defeating him last year Chuvalo whose record is 41 victories two draws and lens ee beat Dante Cane the Italian ehsmlon in his Int figbtNov 12 in Toronto CENTRAL LEAGUE ma common raw a=a3gt ns= Oklahoma am who Amarillo Dallas smog ==S25 ucltsoliifloiors PROGRESS REPORT one or SERIES The open spaces are pletedonour new Ontario over 14090 sqft devoted to ear in top condition commemor one of the revolutionary dov tien ofyour automobile Well be tel This irtho second in series of VZICENFRA 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