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a Gra oreo ose . . 1 OGRE REY - : WA TIMES, Thursdey, November 7, 1963 : . is an open, opnee, ike * rink iain sacked | |POLITICAL TRAPS is at open space like ® =k | Argonauts Gone Board Support S 'reiput he will realize there is| Not Forgotten . d that lights up when 'Worrall Sees Canada Former Hockey xb hint'e te sonoxro con -- "And any mistakés call for {Argonauts are gone from ti a much af perind in the |football scene for another sea- ar ens Cc eme 4 t T Is Warned : penalty box, and some of the |Son, but they are not forgotten. : i t a time you may be skating on | A Toronto insurance salesman} TORONTO (CP) -- Toronto's; Controller William Dennison , In eT ame me bed ee ak oak pretty thin ice." ee ae ee board of contro] Wednesday in-|was the only member of the ; ' INGS SP) -- Sy e ci serva- ° § . e Wednesday, asking faithful fol-|tcated strong support will be/board opposed to the project, : Apps, hockey star - turned- | tive member for Prescott. ' ; By JACK SULLIVAN want to come to the western States, France, Norway and) oiitician, got fair warning | 'Mr. Apps, taking his place Soccer Players lowers of the Eastern Football|given to a proposal for a 4,000-/which entails extensions hang- { Canadian Press Sports Editor hemisphere twice in one year,| Finland, here that life in the political | in the legislature, will be Conference club to submit theirjseat addition to Maple Leaf re Sieg Canton Seest ss hd ront a 'ood Stree ' i j i | « hes ntries|) arena has traps not found in | pleased io note that it has beefs to him-in writing. |Gardens. Jim Worrall isn't a betting) put I think we might be able to) "Every one of these cou the hockey arena, despite | some familiar features," said Can Be Importd Jack Lagar hopes that if} No vote was taken. The board|back of the Gardens. man, but it Be bad to make siovercome this. bat, oF will Reve, played. how some simularities Mr. Cecile at a ceremon ; iti h_ season-ti crib-| il i . P P | § ' . : mony | TORONTO (CP) -- British{¢nough season-ticket subscrib-jasked city council for time ©) The application was supported wager on which country would) "I think that on the technicalito the winter or summer Olym- The former captain of Tor- | Opening an 84-bed extension to | soccer iaey sd have ten es ers get together and preseriticonsider three aspects of the/py the Sa Businessmen's in the running that has never) The decision will be an-|1924, the U.S. in 1932, Switzer- played host to a winter or suM-inounced Jan. 28, the day be-|jand in 1948 and Norway in 1952 mer Olympics. France, he fig-/fore the 1964 winter Games/Finland staged the summer ures, is Canada's strongestiopen at Innsbruck, Olympics in 1952 and Tokyo will -- Worrall, president of the Ca-| "If we are eGrlihigrd Pn hold the 1964 summer Games. nadian Ol; », re-|Games at that time, al-| Worrall wasn't as surprised| aati eos. week|S2rY Olympic Development As-las most people when the IOC} Hac sitending sessions last| etn i ready to roll imme-|awarded the '68 summer Games| Menth of the Intemnational| "med: Worrnll seid. to Mexico City over Detroit and) Olympic Committee at Baden-|_ Worrall, who has ay fie 4 France. Baden, Germany. At that time,JOC affairs, said Canada) "The decision is made by se-| learned one lesson at Ba-icret ballot of the I0C and, H , , * get the 1968 Winter Olympic side of things--our ski slopes|pics, I think that if we are g0- onto Maple Leafs of the Na- Rideaucrest Home for the given free 'transfers by their their complaints, the Argo man-|proposed develop t, includ-| 4 jation. A representative 4 Games, he'd put his money on and so on, and on our hog pant ing to further the O ly m pic tional Hockey League, elected | aged here. current teams will be allowed|@8ement will do. somethingling the parking situation. ae said the organization is "whole * Canada. "I might even give 3- tion--that we are as well, if no' movement and encourage 14-| Conservative member of -the "There are, for instance, |to play in the Eastern Canada about it. However, approval was indi-/heartedly in favor" of the plan ; an |better, equipped to handle the'tions to play host to the Games| Ontario legislature for King- | two sides with rows of benches | Professional Soccer League next cated by Mayor Donald Sum-|to extend the home of the Na- } to-2 odds," he says. Games than any of the other/that Canada rates serious CON-| ston Sept. 25, get his light- | for the participants and tiers |season, it was learned here|League had ruled that players|merville and controllers Allanjtional Hockey League's Toronto } His reasoning: - Canada/countries that will make their) sideration." | hearted warning from Welfare | of seats for the spectators. | Wednesday. who played in Canada couldn't/Lamport, Philip Givens and|/Maple Leafs. Present seating } (which has picked Banff, Alta.,jofficial bids in Austria mext) 17, noted that France was| Minister Louis P. Cecile, dean ' 'Down beiuw in the middle | Three years ago the English!return to English soccer. Herbert Orliffe. leapacity is more than 13,000: t as its site) is the only country| January. ihost to the winter Olympics. in| ees RNEHEES : os Stearate oe eee vane Oe den - Baden. 'Our presentation| course, I wasn't at the meeting. | mans ak RR Te camenes Comes. |should be brief and our delega-|put I did hear the American| CHANGES GOOD tion should be small. I think!presentation was a little too "Our chances of staging the|that if we do this, we quite pos-|Madison Avenue, It was well] + 1968 Games are quite good,"'|sibly will be well received," |prepared and smooth and was ' Worrall said. "There is some) Other countries bidding for)a professional job all around : : possibility that some of the Eu-|the 1968 winter Games are Ja-| 'I'm told that France's appli- + ropean countries might not'pan, Switzerland, the United cation was very well done and ' 5 ~ lI was a bit surprised when that : e * ; jcountry didn't get it, although sold "GREENWOOD RACE RESULTS |i stir sing began to spread that Mexico |was a strong contender." on | | {| L k Seep er aba cs - { FIRST RACE -- 7 Furs. for three-year-|Trainer L. Silvestri. 3 elds and up. Claiming all $2500. Purse|Pool 63,994. £ sig00. 12) mon Market, Har's'n 11.30 6.30 5.20) SEVENTH RACE -- 7 Furs. for two ' | 'f Ducato, Fitzs's ' 7.00 4.60] year-olds. Cdn. foaled. Purse $7500 added! : i | ; S Rectal, Potts 5.20}Gross $8,780 (6) | ee My Start good, won driving 2-Northern Dancer, Fitzs's . 2.60 2.50 2.10 Is it that ® e f * "Also Ran In Order: Humber Broom,|5-Northern Flight, McComb 4.00 2.20 ' a * Gurrytown, Navahoe Knave, Acroonu, | 1-Winkie, Walsh i 2.10 * 'Shamrock Lass, Bonnie Flare, Brigitta|Start good, won driving 5 Skol, Keep a Thinking, and Count Rico.) also Ran In Order: Canadillis, Stith- Db * Winner _b ¢ 3 Blue Man -- Newmarket/ering Sam, and All Seasons. e ain? : > Maid. Trainer G. Magnusson. | A-Coupled ig g V « Peel 25,547. Double Pool 47040. |Winner b € 2 Nearctic -- Nataima, If it's backache that's ; 2 SECOND RACE -- 7 Furs. for three-| Trainer H. A. Lure. bothering you, due to urin- Pool 55,208 ering you,, ba ary irritation and blad * year-olds. and up. Claiming all $2500 * Purse $1800. (10) EIGHTH RACE 1 4:16 Miles, 3 10 3 ae Zi » Syear- {gina Reman, Walsh... 700439 283 ags and "p. claiming 'al '6, "Pays = * * }.Toronto Street, Parsons 10 at Bt pm A * Start good, won: driving Corporal Bingo, Gordon .. 6.20 3.70 2.90 § wine Ran In Order: Cartersville, Des-/SChance Cover, Robinson ...... 13.60 6.50 ' I 8-Crucial Hit, Fitzsimmons 4.40 trer's Prince, Unstar, Musical Hit, Bour- Start Won obaity | *% bon King, Femme de Fury, and Wind ppg al in Orders inet Telev, Aol discomfort, then Dodd's | Kidney Pills can help bring | ; + you relief. Dodd's Pills stimulate the kidneys to & help relieve the condition causing the backache. Then : you feel better and rest bet- : ter. You can depend on * Wave. : " § DAILY DOUBLES 5 and 3 PAID $44.80 Prime, Field Trial und Gray Mouse, } Winner b hd sagned -- Scapa Blow.|<t.% Good, won. easily. > Trainer C. $. . wi 4 4 | ' inner bg 5 Don Binge -- Tracelene. $ Pel 45,770. Trainer, W. F. Edmiston, ' Pool 76,633, Total pool 487,199. > THIRD RACE -- 7 Furlongs. For 3- > year-olds and up. Claiming ell $2500 erengerce 7,502. } y Purse $1800, (8). | = ¢ @Hash Boy, Harrison ... 16.40 10.20 4.80 ¢ iBandolero, Waish ...........+ 7.20 4.20 ¢ ¥-8un and Wind, Dittfach .... .. 3.20 = # heer and wind, Died FRONT-END » _ Also Ran in Order: Yancy, Bomar, Hy « Elector, Grey Duke, and Shall Succeed. » Winner, ch g, 6, Midianite -- French ies ALIGNMEN « Pool $50,539. # s s ALL CARS a 5 . 4 Start good, won driving fe Also Ran In Order: New Flight, Last * Dividend, Frosty Day, $mirly's Rouge, on * and Snow Lane. * Winner ch g 6 Sungiow -- Wee Hash. + Peau. W. Merrill. JOHN BEAN Silos | sec. "Visualiner" 720-6991 In fact, Cherney's buyers have been busy for months to SPECIAL - make this the biggest sale in our history! * Sweet Lady Brier, Fitzs's 3.20 3.00 good, won easily Also Ran In Order: Hasty €, and Shin- @ppointment * 4Forest Rover, Hale aaiee 2.80 * Start s t Sonera Nos, 2 and 1 PAID $11.50 F Pi ; . . S Winner ch f 2° Victory Morn < Slave ree Pick-Up and Delivery Service Dodd's Kidney Pills. 8 FOURTH RACE -- 17 Mile for three- « year-olds. and up, Claiming. all $2500. « Purse $1900 (8) 4 2Sun Hash, Hale +++» 15.00 6.30 3.80 q Dark Red, Lanoway - 490 3.30 4 Our Interview, Fitzsimmons ...:.. 2.90 Market. Trainer H. A. Luro. Poot 22,755. 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