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Triple Crown Winner Named Horse Of Year TORONTO (CP) -- Canebora, the second horse to win Can- ada's triple crown of racing, has been unanimously selected as Canada's horse of the year. A temperamental colt which dislikes the bugle call to the races, Canebora was chosen by 17 turf writers, sports editors and handicappers. Results of the 13th annual vote, announced Friday by The Daily Racing Form, marked the sixth victory for thoroughbreds from E, P. Taylor's Windfieid's Farm. Canebora triumphed in the Queen's Plate, the Prince of Wales' Stakes and Breeders' Stakes. Proof of his versatility was' that all three races were under different conditions. Setting a Canadian record, Canebora became the first Do minion-foaled to win more than $100,000 in one season, racing exclusively on Canadian tracks. STARTED 10 TIMES Canebora started 10 times this season, winning, one other race besides his triple crown victor- Roughies Hopped ies. His earnings totalled $100,- 194. Only one other horse has won the so-called triple crown since it was designated as such in 1959. That vear, New Provi- dence, also owned by Wind- fields, achieved the feat. Trained by former jockey Pete McCann who rides him in morning workouts, Canebora hasn't had his paternal paren- tage established. He is either by Navy Page or Canadian Champ out of Menebora by Menetrier. The sire generally is believed tv be Canadian Champ, horse of the year in 1956 when owned by Bill Beasley of Toronto. The track bugler doesn't sound the post call in the pad- idock before a race in which iCanebora is involved, in defer- ence to the colt's fee-ings. Only stipulation 'n the selec- tion is that candidates must be Canadian-bred. Last year's win- ner was Craft Lace, a three- year-old graduate of the claim- ling ranks owned by Jeremy J2-| icobs of Buffalo, | | Psychologically EDMONTON (CP) -- No wonder Saskatchewan Rough- riders whipped Calgary last Monday night. They were all hopped up -- psychologically, that is. And the two university psy- chologists who pronounced that diagnosis Friday said the Roughies could do it again to- day when they meet British Columbia Lions in the West- ern Football Conference final. Once a team gets moving as the Riders did against Calgary Stampeders, it tends to repeat its successes, said Dr. Brendan Rule of the Uni- versity of Alberta. Riders bounced Stamps from the Grey Cup race Mon- day in a 39-12 route to win their semi-final, fotal-points "A home crowd cheering when you do something. well and keeping quiet or booing when the other team does well can create a desire to please that can have some of the physiological effects of benze- drine," said Dr. Runquist. "Adrenalin and other hor- mones are stimulated and the u : players are actually high." Fleet Willie Fleming of the . B.C. Lions tries on a non-slip type of footwear which his team thought might try out Edmonton Juniors ~ NON-SKID HALFBACK |power of the WIFU and to date | ference. |UNSURPASSED LOYALTY After Ten-Year 1 Recscemeion gg a eng oy My eB VANCOUVER (CP) -- British s] Columbia Lions, Western Can-|only one that bore official' ap- ada's most successful football|Proval of the executive. Spring club of 1963--on the field and|'0ld them as early as 1953 that at the bank--had to claw their|'t oo be Lions Will Roar way into the game 10 years ago. |'" 4, Winnipeg Blue Bombers], Others, however, point to at land Saskatchewan Roughriders least three circumstances that didn't want them in the West-|held Lions back when ern Interprovinciai Football Un-|might have been drinking ion. ; champagne, They feared B.C. would be a| First, they had to start from Lions' executives at|Player help in any way. Lions _ a ae tig cite Si faced the task of building a nu- " cleus of Canadian talent on their too sure ourselves. és own, and it was years before The conditions of entry were they. could do it. finally settled: Sale of 7,500 sea-| The second factor was player son tickets in 1954 and a guar-|cajaries, It deeply affected / jantee against financial 10S) young Canadian players to know from extna travel costs. _ |their pay constituted a fraction Incorpnoated as a non-profitiof the fat envelopes offered organization under the B.C. So-| Americans, Contracts were | |cieties Act, Lions exceeded alllsigned for as little as $1,500. expectations from the start. They came to be the financial SMALLER EXECUTIVE Finally, inexperience and poor have contributed $250,000 to the|organization in management gate-equalization pot for distri- plagued the club for years. An bution to the rest of the con-|invesgitation in 1960 sparked by a Vancouver barber finally got to the heart of the matter, suc- R ceeded in streamlining the ex- In eight of 10 seasons they|ecutive down from 30 men to have lost more games than they/nine, and cut away the powers have won, but since their initial)of the 3,500 club members who ear they have drawn an aver-|previously had a hand in deci- age of 27,500 fans a game. This} sion-making. a year they averaged more than} The last important decision of 30,000. Having whipped every|this gnoup, each of whom had attendance record in Canada,|contributed $20 to the team, was they welcomed their 2,000,000th\to yeto two private offers in regular-season fan since 1954 at/1959 to buy the club. Empire Stadium Oct. 19. Harry Spring says he was Their fans are among thejnever handicapped by Lions' most loyal in Canada. Theyjearlier organization and be- have praised 'end persecutedilieves it did not affect the five coaches in turn, but they|team's performance, have always come back for) But Herb Capozzi, general more football. manager since early in 1957, re- Game night at Empire Sta-jcalls trying times. dium is a greater social event) "We started out with a very than any other in Vancouver|large board of directors. When against Saskatchewan Rough- |and there are fans on Vancou-|you give them the title you riders in the WFC final series. | yer Island who buy season|must give them something to The special sole is designed to |tickets and pay more than $100/direct. . . . There was difficulty keep the players steady on ja year in ferry tolls just tojassuring continuity." icy surfaces. (CP Wirephoto) |reach their seats. After 2nd Title EDMONTON (CP) -- A well- CANADIANS RETURN balanced offence which pro- duced 48 touchdowns in 12 games has helped Edmonton Huskies' drive for a second con- secutive Canadian junior foot- ball championship. Britain Enjoys Winning the Western Confer-|'MORE PRIDE' ence championship this year| By Bailey, who with Norm has been a monumental accom-|Mieldgate survives from the ori- financial ball - and - chain, and|scratch, The WIFU refused] THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturday, November 16,1963 J B.C. Lions Enjoy Top Spot Struggle When Stukus improved the position a notch in 1955, many directors wanted to give him an- other try. The closest major vote in the club's history or- dered his release. Clem Crowé held the Lions resolutely in fourth place in the five-team. league through 1956 and 1957. In 1958, from 'an am- backfield jobs, Crowe's Lions burst into the campaign and racked up 10 straight losses. T BROWNS LUMBER & SUPPLIES "LTD. 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BELATED ROAR Hockey Revival Y Lawyer Harry Spring, on Bigtime,ing made up as they go along. ot ge paca ¢ ~ ; ns presi e Wembley has succeeded in| i hulent years of 1958 and 1959, CLEANERS PRESSERS-- SHIRT LAUNDERERS STORAGE 299 BLOOR ST. W. PHONE 728-5141 series 48-47, __ | Huskies meet Montreal Notre Dr. Rule and an associate, | Dame de Grace in Calgary Mon- Dr, Willard Runquist, said laay night to defend the crown perhaps Riders won because |they won with a.7-3 victory over LONDON (CP) -- they didn't think they were |the same team last November. |hockey is back in Britain,' and as good as the Stamps. They |The game starts at 8 p.m. MST ing j i i i inni- said a feeling of inferiority |(10 p.m. EST.) the fans are lapping it up. luring Chick Zamick of Winni-|thinks Lions have arrived just sometimes can ignite ateam's | The Edmonton offensive fo. After a three-year standstill,|peg out of retirement. Zamick,|about on schedule. "emotional facilitation" and |yolyes around three players--|a seven-team league is operat-jone of the most popular Cana- make it determined to win. quarterback Tony Rankel, 20,J/ing again and a few of the Ca-idians to perform in Britain, E ARN MORE! If there was any lack of |fullback Garry Neilsen, 19, andjnadian stars are drifting back] now rifts a cleaning business confidence among Roughrid- |wingback Don Brazeau, 21--who|to stiffen a sport that flourished]. : . in Nottingham, for whom he ) ei Thi PROGRESS S Space is Reserved for YOU!! PHONE 723-3474 SKATES HOCKEY EQUIPMENT C.C.M. end RALEIGH BICYCLES Sales--Service--Parts Keys Mode 497 Simcoe St. S. PHONE 725-3979 Motor Repeir Overhauling--Rewinding to all types of Electric Motors New and Used Motors 395 Oshawa Bivd. S, PHONE 723-4362 ers players, it could have |accounted for 44 touchdowns. jin the early post-war years. : combined with the boost given | Rankel passed for 15 touch-| The collapse came when the used to play. : : the team because it was play- |downs and ran for another two,|nigh cost of importing salaried| Other Canadians with Wem- Vai - in ree NIGHT SCHOOL It's Later Than You Think...come to the Cadillac ENJOY OUR MODERN DINING ROOM FACILITIES--(BOWLING BANQUETS) ALL MODERN ROOMS -- SPECIAL WEEKLY RATES 394 SIMCOE ST. SOUTH MOTEL LIMITED Phone 725-3743 for Reservations A WEEKLY CALENDAR OF... we Keep abreast with the Sports News, -- Read The Oshawa Times Regularly Nxt Weeks SPORT EVENTS SUNDAY HOCKEY -- OHA Junior "A" League -- Oshawa Generals vs Toronto Marboros at Maple Leaf BROWN'S Gardens, 2:30 p.m. AND North Plant Hockey League -- Three games at Port Perry Arena, Lumber & Supplies starting at 1:00 p.m. : LTD. 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Bees, Altrincham Aces, Kirk-|\the new setup. i 2.70 2.30| caldy Flyers and Paisley Mo-| ,, ' Bs bedggve SIXTH RACE -- 1 and 16th Miles for If this had been done 30 SMr. Bellachop, Dittfach 3.00) ' hawks. Saturday afternoon . Start good, won driving EiScmeaigrrenre: SIRNNS: a) Purse) ames are televised and the|YC@!s age. the game would still Also Ran in Order: Al-Lucayan, B-Big|/$000 2) f° citasimmons asm iain ti trophy to the|2@ booming and Britain would A-Sol DOr, Tayette, B-Marinaiy 1 af wy Bid, Gordon ......... 7.10 4.80 pte --" i asad *lhave thousands of players, as ES GPE cog lo Te ed 8 eo in the Continental countries," a peed, "wen sey Wembley officials are over-|_.; Also Ran In Order: Cassis Miss, Hair|, y said Ahearne, Mary. Trainer M. Long. ee Tearing, Leton and Charley's Pak. joyed with attendances to date. F th Pool 24,264. Double Pool 44,918. Winner ch g 3 Mehmander -- Magic Note.|"They had capacity crowds of ed "ae at, not many out- SECOND RACE -- 7 Furs. for three-|rrainer, N. Danysh 8,000 for the first two games/Standing jomebred players year-olds and Up. Claiming all $2500 of the season, with about 500 have been produced, Even in Purse $1800 8.10 3.70 2.40), SEVENTH RACE -- 7 Furs. for threeltioned away each time. the. new league, one observer 3:90 2.00 rere (8) Claiming all $4500 : commented, the Canadians are Purse $2200 (8) "We seem to be attracting a ; |7-Village Squire, Rasmussen 6.00 3.00 2.80 "pa id Wemble easily best. 8-Wings of Flight, Walsh 3.10 260/new public," said a We y Also Ran in Order: Von Rich, Sister|s-Admirals March, Gordon 3.90|official,. "Many of them are Baby, Miss Bassano and Musical Hit.| Start good, won driving J ople who have never DAILY DOUBLES 4 and 3 PAID $70.40 Also Ran In Order: Lavahot, Prince's young peop 'al Winner ch g 7 Pildorin -- Lady Interview.|Gift, Count' De Change, Black Raveniséen a hockey game before. Trainer F. W. Russell and Ponder On, Pool 43,535 heey BE) PE ase ag Blarney) CANUCKS ARE BEST ass. rainer . le ja . THIRD RACE -- 1 Mile for Maiden/Pool 61,485 The new season started Oct. two-year-olds. Can. foaled. Claiming all] eueh Race i de ti ae 12 and the schedule of remain-| ss one ites; ' e-chervil. "Ma, 'McComb 20.00 10.50 6.40|for three-year-olds and up. Caliming all|iNg games is more or léss be- C3-Mr. Flirt, Leblanc 7.00 $.80| $2500 Purse $1900 (7) 6Pantoismine, Clemes 5.30|1-Willowdale Girl, Harrison 4.20 3.30 2.70 Start good, won driving Keep A Thinking, Tawse 10.70 5.80 Also Ran In Order: Centores, Arm gorjaa Skol. 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