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Russ Jackaan quanerback 01 Ottawa Rough Riders who wan the Canadian Playrr of the Year Award In 1959 is the only prevlom winner aommaled on the second ballot Tackle John Barrow was nominated last year In the wmlvllnalr but 1051 cut Fullback Dixon who sei an Easiem Confluence rushing re gourd ihis year make his iirsi pearnncn in the semlvilmalisis rcle Hil opponeniuCoiiey is playing end this year with the JEskimu alter missing the env iire 1981 season in retiremenL he iinLCanndian to riheCanadifin Plnyer Award under rule change an nounced several weeks ago He Iiiended Montana Siaie College and iormerly weuld have been Jineligible because of his United Siaies playing background How ever he now qualiiies as re lull oi having played all hi pre eollegev iooihnll in distillery xponlorriha award Noniinnilnns come imm each of the nine teams in the Canadian Football beam and Ithe winner ls determined through pmgressiva halioiinz by picked niacion in each diy Dixan led the Ensiem Con ierenca with 90 point in 14 um while Cniley lapped iha West wiih 129 points in 16 lamnl Fo Top 1Gridfv MONTREAL George Dlxon animal Alouetle Inllbnck and 1Llfnmuy Joe Cafley Edmonton Esklmo and todny were named Ellie mostaulstanding players in Ihe East and West on the sec nd ballot or the Canadian Schen all Fagtball ward Vnurhlnd nl hallmm lmwdlyl Relnlll Klkhrnaanmlm Gull lulhnm Wmdntotk 5am lnll Clmllmm Windmr Wmlllmk KW Tonln am erlngflohl kl llmhoy lmvldrncn nl llullnlu Hiluhumh nl Clurlnnd JulIla Hula Fllrlflllmd llnlllmorl llochulg MM Hullalo Nachulrr Ill burgh Clavtlnnd Quoboc Hmlnulnld vamanu llnlllmoru llmhry Harris linebacker is in Id fIccondsemvm with the Stan pedcr and weighs in as one the lightest linemen inthe Cun adian Fqntlgall League year though lhc hen have won only one 01 their five homo xumu Ind th another CaMdIem hnvo don Iamewbul bellvr by winning hm Ind ly lngrono nl lmmm 5111 mi rcllocll lhu Mu nur nrlse of thin NIH unionha Nominated or the Canadian lPlayer of the Year Award are huarlerback Russ Jackson of the Ottawa Rough Ride and Har vey Wylie delensive hall of the TCaIgary Skampeders Semi11m aim or Lineman of the Year are linebacker Wayne Harris Calgary and defensive tackle hn Banow mflhe Hamilton Pinyin on more fumiiinr rink and having an cnihulinsiic crowd behind them homo piny ul enemin conceded Io hat In cdze om heir oppon en In Incl strung homm llko Montreal Canadian and Tor onto Maple Mal Jul dldnl log nl home Dixon In TheEast the game played to fur the horna cum uu won only Th vlsllan lum mm nqu acvcn have been flu By BRUCE 510th Home In ll usually con ddmd big ndvantan In the National Hochy league but you wouldnt know this Acn MONTREAL CP George Dixon of Monlml Aluueues and TommyJoe Cofley of Ed monlon Eskimos mm lead an In the East Ind West day Were named finalists for the Canadian Profession Football Player at the Year Award The winner Is to be announced In Tamnto Nov 73 Ihne day harm the Grey Cup flame Home Ice Trouble In NHL This Year By THE CANADIAN rum Quarterback Russ Juluon at PIIIDI Pllll Aummflu FHMMNH 100000 Llllle Wfllnll Amman Luna Illkn Dhlnloa 1M mu or WM Imth HOCKEY RECORD Imui rnoum zoozim 100359 20H ll EEK Eutom lulu Kmuvlllo mallullu Mlhtrhum Junk Nuzlml Mmlvllll Fllnnn Monc Jim Wuer hum Braille Mmunlun Mrlm Tomlo Junlnr Ilunmlon Whlthy Nuflmn nluln Eular Millihl South lnmllulne Marla Junlo Klldwmr Owrn Rvuml llllmnburg lmulnn lanmlyglan Wlndwr mm Junfu lml Alum Foil Wllllnm nndlonu nunday llmn Nlnunm Fall llnmlllcn linxlmrlnu lrlnbumulh Guelph 15 56 Nrndl lluulla lctcrlwm bl Cnumllnu Guelph Nlnxam len PLAYS TONIGHT Toronto with record or our win and Lie In 11 games plnyl In New York tonlght nnnucr win would shoot them put £qu into fourth place yllh ID pawl hula lake the game lhzyll Imvc 11 polnll enough or HIMping In wllh Cnnndlcnl Monlrtnl Ninjaan lalll llnmflmn SI Inlhmlm lelrrhqru Guelph Detroit and Montreal both Idlv lonlghl mm or ho um lime lhl mm In the Forum Wednndny night The Wins will hn npcnlng drum mad trp Slim nl Windsnr Ill ul mumnor In Instplum Boston Bruan luku on the Black Hnwkl In Chlcngo Chlmza Inn polnu live less lhnn the lirslplnce Red Wings whlln Dalton hill only live palm mum unbeaten streak by De troit Red Win51 and slumbihu showings by the league cham pion Canadch and Ike Stanley Cup champion Lenla Delenstve luckle John Burrow Hnmlllon filerCats and Hue backcr Wayne Harri of the Stlmpcden were nominalcd or lineman of the year The awards carry an of $5000 in Canada Savings Dona prize many The oulshnd Ing player gets $2000 and th pm two winners $1500 each Wylie who attended Montana Stale College is the first to qualily under rule change ad mitting players who took pm In pwcollege football In Cam Previously only players with all their loulbnll experience in Canada qualified or the Cann dinn award bltnwa Rough Elder and de lensivu halfback Harvey Wylie at Calgary Slampeders were le leclcd finalists for the Outstand in Canadian Award lo Frankamnean Winnipeg final voting Name the nation win ners will be announced in To anto an WednesdayLNovember 28th during Grey Cup Week allowing the Ihlrd and final ballot when nominalars will he asked Io select three the six semi finalists Canadian Schcnley Award Win ners to date havn been 1m mu Vessels Edmun tonTIsldmios Sam Etcheverrj Mun treal Alouenes Gerry James slime ambelrs 1955 Pat Abhruul Montreal Alouetles Normle Kwang Ed monlon Eskimos Tex Coulwr Montreal Alouettes Hal Patterson Monk real Mouetter Normia Kwong GEORGE 0on 0mm Jnnlof Tho lonuuv wmzld bu mmlrcd lo give In nppruvnl before Dn VII lllll barkflddcr who hnl mmnlclo rbmlulun rum leu kcmln could he pm an Inn no llvn Ilnl 1le wnn hl mm dinnu Ullllflfl1lmwunfl wolk olfll Thom nru Indmnlions lhnl much Paul Brown wnnll lo pick up plnycr on wnlvm lo re place Injured lately mun Hobby Franklin Nolhlna will be dona on Unhby llllllll unlll In chukrd Dunner Brown said Tuesday nlzhl Thorn la not nlhlllly anklln nul wllh nkcn tollnrbonq wlll ho anulllle well bo mm mm lhc wnlvm If any hody we tnlnl um help will um up Ilmwn aald STAN REFUSES mwmrfcnmz CLEVELAND AP Emil Dnvls chnnm playing wllh Cleveland Drawn at the Na llnnal Football League this your appear dlm EdniénlnnjEsfilm han may 1958 Jackie Parker Edmom tun Eskimos Ron Howell Ham ilton TigerCats Don LuzzI Cal znry Stampeders 1960 Jack Parker Edmon ton Esklmos Ron Stewart on awn Rough Riders Herb Grey Winnipeg glue Bombers mnmpeg mue numbers 1961 Bernie Faloney llam ilton TigerGals Tony Pajam knwsld Calgary Stampede Frank Rigney Winnipeg Blue Bombers 1957 Jackie Parker Edmun lon Eskimos Gerry James Win nipeg Blue Bombers Kaye qug Ottawa flung Riders 1959 Johnny BrightEdmon on Eskimos Russ Jackson Ottawaknaugfil Riders Roger Nalsqn Edmnnmn Eskimos Vlii3fIlilil7l ulnml lhn Injumi Ciflfflfl When he learned ol the prgmnnlhdulal said Dailis Not Likely To Play This Year s15 Lows Amsum Mu ualplam p131 baseball next neason despite Branch Rickys proposal to SLLoula hula thatthe rent out Cardlnnl President August Busch Jr salw Tuesday Muslal 42 ml month no only will play will llm CardL nah ln um Naunnnl League In 1961 but will become club vlcepresldcnl when be de cldc In xellm We and Stans but Busch saldA Hell let us know when heL ready to quit zinc when do yol ask 330 hitter mu unless you have equal In mplnce him Music in Si Pcteraburg Fla with the Cardinal hc1p lngln the Inxlruclion league or young players muanu Mm mnnt Um Candi nnls dont wnnl me were an wmu other clubs that dc influ retire The pmposal apparently set of major disagreement be tween Bing Davina general manager of the Cardinala and Rickey hired recently senior consultant an player develuprfient or the Canil nala TOMMY IIJE COFFEY mmfllfiififlabs$BointszLead futid klaxm NEE wele Children wlm appear dull mul Ilay lunming In rrml my REGINA CF linllback Buy Pnrdin blossomed lnhs an outstanding player In the Wat em Faulhall Confluence lhll year In th process ha 23yearold Import almost singlehandndly carded Suskntdwwnn RoughA rldm nfloncc us the club on Joycd It host mason in six years Purdin graduate of North Western Univmlw burs from the rank or the ordlxmry In more 14 touchdowns of them on pinya that want morn than soyurds gnch lime Tfirce ni duhdown romp wan gamesone ngnlns Calgary Slumpcdm Iwo yank Never more than goal apart the clubs scored final apiece in the first and lhlrd period and two each in the second in She game played nl St Cathar Rookie Da ny Grant and Dan OShea each scored twlcc fur the Peles whils the our Black Hawks goals were shared by Chuck Kelly Dnn Snider Ken Hodge and John Bmhncmnn FLYERS LEAD EARLY Niagara Falls Flyers nar mwed Montreal Jnnlur Cans diens runaway lend In the On taxIo Hockey Association Junior series tn four points Tuesday night when they numped Guelph Royals 53 Peterhomugh Poles and St Catharines Blackvmwkx played to He tn the leagues only other game Tuesday nighL The game left St Calllnrlnes in ourth place one point ahead the Petes the Fella the Flyera jumped Into an early load on goal by Ron llergott Gary Domhoeler and Terry Crisp DAmata said he had thought everything was set for him to pmducethe $95000 balance he owed on thomoney guaranteed Fender to make the defence The win left Flyers amnevin second place with three wins and tie In five games Cann diens nm undefeated with our wins and lhrcetles DAmalq attended press conference with Torres who was unbeaten In 25 pro starts and was to challenge Fender or the lattera share at 13160 10de crown recognized in two rstgles and Europe nosrou may The Phul Fender lose1forrcsr middle welght title HEM Scheduled for Nov15 was called off nxésday night when challenger Torres manager Cu DAmsla was un able tocnme up with $100000 guarantee Mm wanupsngvfixvov gm Chnflthhlnkwgmmoldmmdhm TorresFailSWi Eliéré Cut Down Purdin Standout On Western Grid By THE CANADIAN PRESS HUBERT Thl was my best season in football he wld 1n anlnter view In describing his second scason of Canadian pmtnsxloml ncllon Punfln scored 84 paints good or thirdplace In in Indivio dual scaring SNIHIHCI Ho cnughl 37 mussel lhmwn In him In 711 yards and naked or am net yards nluh gave Flyer5 Wayne Maxner the leagues puntgetting lead ershlp with 18 all on aslsla Shackfis goal was big elghlln ol the year also laps ln he league In DHA Metro Junlrrr Arplay lasl nlgh Bramplnn downed Whitby Dunlap 94 ll game at Whllby DullFllllEl and Bob the winners Dan mama Dnug Earl Jun Jam and Brian Bradley scoring the nlheru June Kowalskl gal than 5051 9r Whitby Bub fives adding Nu action in he prdvlndnl league Thursday when um Flyers meat Hamlltnn Red Wings In llamlllon and Peter bomugh plays host to St Cnth arinea ago which clincth pluyofl po sithm or tho ludm another In 111 Inst minute play agnlnxt Toronto Argonauts ot the East um Confluence and the third agglnst Ottawa Roughnmdgnt Purdm was moi tho legi on In rushing pm catching grin and kickqfl remn1 their lead to 54 on goals by Homer and Ron Shock before Flyers John Mnldn and Len Bryay cpmpleledghg golfing Amnu explained the guar nnm money was laluave cum from his share nf the proceeds of the mean Sonny Liston Flayd PallersonA wnrld heavy weight uue ban in Chicago DAmalo 13V manager of ex chgmplon Paylcyson Two at the goals came while Roynls wgre ghorthnngd VA goal by Le MAR31 la avga into he second paring Only thework at Andy Brown In um Guelph nets kept the Fly er from running away with lha game He turned hack Show anhe thrdAperlod algne 1h Guarantéé The light had ireflnuflj been postpongd rpm It orlglnnlly sellqdnled Nova dajet rom his share me Chicago light estimated at bekween $300000 and 5500000 Thelma can of Internal Revenue 13 hold lng up the purse becauseni ggauon wig the promoters DAmat 5813 DAmntn naw oxfelt flu $5000 hehnq ggpgsiged tollenden mum nqu 014 lull Coil fulfil up In My Ilm my mm on1 In Ivfinfl BOATS LIMHED BOAT OUTBOARD STORAGE DElANEY in um TlirééfSéfVNéw Marks In Inn mm he only other leagua ac ShhVMQW Elle nova Into third place lla wlm Wlndsor Bulldogs shut dug out sccondplnce Ghat hmn Mmaus Leaguelending Gall with 40 wonlost record spoiled vis ltlug Kitchener goal in the second period Joe lingunrul lled tor the Tigers but the Ter riers quickly came back to la the game on Bob Seagus goal In the third period Kitchener was pulling the pressure on tho Terriers whzn Galla lllck my broku loose to slam home the winning goal at 429 Larry Llama scared tho final two can murkm Woodstock was In control all the way In its Immo win over 0313le Playing conch Rio Cnrun came mmugh with the winning goal In the first period and Hutch Graham fired two mm period on to complelo um 22 EDMONTON CF Seattle Totem defeated EdmantanFly on +2 Tuesday night In West ern Hockey league gamutth strengthened Seattlel hold on 0mg place by the Matthew DI visionlha Totems aretwo polnu behind Flyeu whu lost chanca to go into firstplace tie with Vancouver Canucks m1 platmun mass Delending chnmpIon Gall Ter riers scared three unanswered lastperiod goals Nesday night delealing Kitchener Wnuarloo Tigers and remalnlng unde feated in he young Ontario Hockey Assaclalkm senior season Woodstock gonna Rm Salter wnI Invincible as his nhulouk dropped his goalsallan nvcr ago to one 11 game Final WFC statistics reieaaad mesday nigh ahaw quarterback Kenny Fioen of Winnipeg Blue Bombara set two passingrec ords Bob Piacek Saakaiciw wan Roughridera and Jae may of British Columbia Liana each mwraia the remrdhuak in one department Seattle scorers were Jim my Wayne HaiiGeonze Ko nik and BiuMacFariandi Keith Walshand Doug Messier tai iied or Edmonton REGINA GP Passing rec urds tumbled during the 1962 Western Football Cpnlerenca season as three quarterbacks ealnbllshed our newymnrks Totems Top Fliers Secure Third Spot Terriexs Keep Record Clean Ploen wag successful on 137 Seagrams Star Rated Best Have you mod thin grant whlnky yet not do so moms ydu dont ngroo with tho vordlot ol honands of othur Cnnndlnnu and mm heat round ululuthwmulumwmlun on mum nontel Olflllllnuon Plonannt MHr nmuothor Helm honormuting Hch more nutlnlylng in gonulnoly no whisky popular prloo kit In test after tent not loat against tho htoo lending prppdn If pylon clnya angdgnnl liked tho mu bi VBéhfgrhrnih Hmrbout gmAGIiAivié FIVlii srAn CANADIAN nvu wmauv NEW YORK AP David Barker 27 year old dairy farmer from Britain won the Grand Prix of New York in hlcsdny night flnal Interna llgnal jumping pompetltlon N01 fix inpnIHggseshow Maj Plum dlnleo 01 Italy whu last out to Barker Tuesday night In jumpofl finished up as tho showa lndivlduulchnm plan with 36 polnlu lo 82 or Barker us and Bill Stelnkrau wgg mggd wflh zs lhuUS nslly won the team chum lonshlp with 104 points Cunn was semnd with 53 Italy third with 36 Ireland loud with 35 Britain filth ymh 32 and Mexico sixth wllh ol Mpynsses for 5653 comple tlan average bettering the mark me set by Frank Tr puckn alRoughridexI In 1955 Plptm had only out 111 throws lnlcrcepled two hem than the provlnus mark In this department estubllslled by Jackie Parker Edmwnlnn Es kimos In 1955 ace averaged 11 yarn or the 115 passes he cam 12 ed ln 206 attempts shade c1121 than the 111 yard nveraga passe completed by Edmun tons Don Getty In 1957 mubnck Nub Reamer at the Lions was the leading ground gainer netting 1131 yards In 208 carries Kapp set 1recon otvtotal yardage completing 1W throws for 3270 yards livu yard more lhan Ixlpucka In 1956 He also threw th mos lnunhdawn passes 28 and had the must in lamented 19 coprzv 10115 nicmvhns Tammme Coffey Edmon ton was the lending mcelver catching 65 passe or 951 yards andll touchdowns Rny Purdln Saskatchewan had the best nverage pass at 227 yards and teammah Jack Gone led In completion average catching 39 42 aerial Im 81 per halfback Wlllle Fleming Lions had the host avenge 35 al7l yafdx Ferd Bufimt of Raughrldcrn led Ihe way In pnnllng with Dairy Man Wifls lumping Events Skating Party AlllSTON ARENA PHONE ZENITH 56712 EXTRA ICE TIME THERES AT THE 1leer In klcknflrcturnl with amyardjvemge onfla mnbaclu and record 875 yards breaking the nld mark 854 yards set by Lewis in 1957 MELBOURNE Reuters The Melbourne Herald reports that find Laver Austrllina grand slam lawn tede champion has decided to turn under contract Henry Janzen Harvey Wylie and Bill MUlpr of Calgary Ihared the lead punt mama each with $1de avgmgg human W675 mmwfifsrmmn 9m uAm mus mm ally 01 light act flng been An army of cleanm are cleaning Aprlvnn undrpuhllc akeeisnnd squares Gengwlpglul ohfideru and Wyllé were tops in pan Mer cepnonrwlu Iva each lfiuSsie Lavé Turn Pro Hockey Practice