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rte? ERR GRE ORES on ee Lhe eceeees GETS LIONS' SHARE--The bell boy's half their size and his load is twice as big as B.C. Lions Gus Kasapis (left) and Jesse Williams (right) checked into their hotel yes- terday. Lions arrived for the Saturday game with Hamilton Tiger-Cats for the 1964 Grey Cup. ' --(CP Wirephoto) 'Neumann Criticizes Receipts Program By IAN MacLAINE HAMILTON (CP)--Pete Neu- mann, Hamilton Tiger-Cats all- star defensive end, says foot- ball players in the annual Grey Cup classic are not getting their fair share of gate receipts. Neumann said in an interview Tuesday that those responsible for the allotment of the receipts from the Grey Cup game should reassess the program of dis- tribution. "My personal feeling," said Neumann, "is that the Grey Cup money should be split more : generously among the teams ' that are involved, similar to the split National Football League omens get in a championship s- 3 en me . * The Strai Pa POT OR HST TORII SSK ERE PUTS EST SF STS SOLS SSA SKC PSPS L SET SSO SSS SOA Cee PETE PASAT HEME A MBER ER EHH ore ; Marbourne ame Said he has been told win- 'ping team members on cham pionship clubs that played in proximately $3,500 a man. between Ticats and B.C. Lions ing the Grey Cup game at Tor- onto. He used Green Bay as a com- parison since that stadium seats about 40,000--not much more than Vancouver's Empire Sta- dium or the Exhibition Stadium in Toronto where this year's fall classic is being played. PLANS RETIREMENT But should there be a change of heart by those who earmark the distribution of Grey Cup in- come, Neumann won't be PIRST RACE -- see oy ie, Bar ier olds, fo Canada. Fu qa) rane 'Count, Herris Fun-Fun, Hale tert good, won driving Also Ran in Order: Bombay Miss, Fabius, Currycomb, Chinese Gambier, Headline, Turkey Batter 45.90 18.10 15.30 11.10 Ft Wild ool ind Bath Ninner, b rs "% Bimini ae - Log f by Some Chance, Trainer Double Pool $44,730 oo! $21,969 SECOND RACE -- Purse $1900, Claim- , Three-year-olds and up. 7 Furlongs J-Split The Loot, T'cotte 4.80 2 2.50 §Faithful Tom, Gordon 2.50 2.40 &Sly Stag, Leblanc 3.40 Start good, won easily Also Ran in Order: bv Bg. Malu- cina, Last Hurrah and Hi DAILY DOUBLE, 3 rey 4 PAID D $142.60 bol ak & or br m, 6, Fairtorall -- idterm by Reaping Reward, Trainer M. ropes Pool $44,600 THIRD RACE -- Purse $1900. Claim Ing. Maiden two-year-olds, foaled in Can- eda. 7 Furlongs (11) (oan Tiger Cat, joe 17.90 10.60 6.50 ing. ELE aX fread and up. One and oe] 1-Darbykin, Turcott 44.30 12.60 | $ixteen es | SPaim Oasis, Saruse 4.70| 3-Blue Sol, Turcotte 4.00 3.00 2.50) USED CARS Ltd. Start 7-Real Black, Cosentino 6.70 4.80) goed, won driving Also Ran in Order: A-Win Dixie, Sienna Star, Miss Scooter, Tipsy Gypsy, Sophiara, ed Prince Pompeii, 'and Roman Harold A--H W Taylor and Valecrest Farm entry Winner, » f, z Mister dive -- Nove by iy miny. Trainer P D A Cooper. Pool $40,513 FOURTH RACE -- Purse $1900. Claim- ing. Malden, two-year-olds, foaled in Can- COMMENTARY y me J Eurlongs (12) BY BAL HEWITT jul lage, Harris 4,50 3.60 2.80 BEAMED LIVE TO THE Gi. 9-Berno Miss, Cuthbertson 13,10 7.20 set § BRoman Warrior, Armstrong" 409 scaeensof/auamus GOOD SEATS Start good, won easily Also Ran in Order: For Wyn, Count Fair, Sail Along, Royal Bunny, Royal Pleasure, Aunt Fanny, Pigskin Peter, Autumn Rose and Rockator, Winner, dk b or br t, 2, Canadian Champ moan by Chanteur ind, Trainer F oH Poot $51,154 FIFTH RACE -- Purse $2000. Claim- ing. Three- and four-year-olds, One and three-sixteenths Miles (7) ifted, Dittfach 7.40 3.70 2.90 7-Champ's Sis, Armstrong 8,00 5.40 4King City, Harris 42 Start good, won ridden out Also Ran in Order: What a Question, Artista, pebinialialical Whiz and Round Sun, @,| Perton gt 4 Discard. 'Winner, GREENWOOD RACE RESULTS Green Bay, Wis., received ap- The amount is a far cry from the $1,200 members of the win- ning team in Saturday's game are expected to receive follow- around to ohare {in the rewards. His plans call for retirement after Saturday's game. "The only reason I played this year was to honor a two-year contract," he said. "It's just too difficult to get into, and then stay. in shape," said the 33-year-old . veteran, who joined the Ticats in 1951 directly out of St.. Catharines Collegiate. Where has the league im- proved during his stint in pro football, which includes eight Grey Cup games? "In the quality of players... we're not only getting a much better brand of United States college player today than we were 10 years ago, we're also getting a better calibre of player cut by National Football League teams." Guard Gene Gossage and de- fensive back Garney Henley were two team-mates he: feit would benefit any NFL team, Winner, b f, 3, Snow by Challedon, Trai inet 3°) Mead, Pool $51,702 SIXTH RACE -- Purse $2400. Claiming. 50) Three-year-olds and up. One end three- sixteenths Miles (6) 4Son Bive, Leblanc 8.90 4 KY Pearl, ema + % Start good, won 6Free Trial, Robinson 3-Ocean won drivi Also Ran in Order: "heoucht, Miss Shep- lue M My wine ty "wate," Trainer W. Thurner. Poo! $28,677 Quinella Pool $33,599 QUINELLA, 4 AND 6, PAID $41.50 SEVENTH RACE -- Purse $2600. Allow. ances. Two-year-olds, foaled in Canada. 7 Furlongs (6) 5-Butterscotch, Fitz'ns 4.00 3.20 2.50 3-Arnmeart, Dittfach 2-Winning Rocket, Harris Start good, won driving Also Ran in "dy A-Purly Sark, Nap Royal and Men Aw D Hatch pean C Smythe en Winner, b ¢, 2, Canadian Creme = - gutter Ball by Tournol. Trainer M Long. Pool $58,637 EIGHTH RACE -- Purse $2000. Claim-| SGentle Queen, Cuthbertson . Start good, won driving Also Ran in Order: Well Now, Sauve-| gette, Bomar and Vogel's Victor. Winner, b g, 5, Solidarity -- Biumore by Bive Larkspur. Trainer M Cojocar. Pool $66,548 Total Pool $442,129 Attendance 6, 300 an --|is the winner of the 1964 Heis- .jletic Club announced today. 10.10 Be 3.70) Notre Dame Ace Wins Top Award NEW YORK (AP)--John Hu- arte, Notre Dame quarterback, man Trophy as the outstanding U.S. college football player of the year, the Downtown Ath- Your Satisfaction Is Our Aim All Cars Ca Our GUARANTEE KELLY DISNEY 1200 Dundas E. Whitby 668-5891 BUDGET TERMS DROP IN THRO! ¥ EIDOPHOR TORONTO NEW YORK THE MA\ AVAILABLE REGENT 723-3021 or 728-6673 ONLY ONE INJURY . B.C. Lions Stronger Grey Cup Rematch By DENNIS ORCHARD TORONTO (CP) -- British Columbia Lions think they can find some flaws in the Hamil- ton Tiger-Cat offence directed by quarterback Bernie Faloney when the teams tangle for the Canadian foot baii champion- ship Saturday for the second straight year. The Lions offer a pass defence smarter and more confident for this Grey Cup game than for the last one, in which Faloney and his receivers picked their way to the big plays for a 21-10 victory over Lions. Dave Skrien, the Lions' head coach, said Tuesday~ night his defensive team is stronger in eight of 12 positions for the re- match. The B.C, team arrived here by air Tuesday and held its first brief workout in the after- noon at Varsity Stadium, for- mer happy hunting grounds for Toronto Argonauts before the Canadian National Exhibition Stadium was built. Today's workout will be open| to view, but Skrien plans to} keep spectators out for the final practices Thursday and Friday in preparation for Saturday's game. Kickoff time is 1 p.m. EST. FINISH FIRST The Lions finished first in the western conference this year, allowing only 11.5 points a game and only 18 touchdowns over the 16-game schedule, including 10 touchdown passes. a three-game final against Cal- gary, allowing 126 points a game and only two touchdowns. Skrien has five western con- ference all-stars in his defen- sive lineup. Two of them are Neal Beaumont and Bill Mun- sey, members of the defensive secondary that Faloney man- handled last year. Another is linebacker Tom Brown, top lineman in the Ca- nadian Football League for 1063 and 1964, who Skrien says is "better than last year, when he was great." Skrien is more confident of stopping Hamilton's -off-tackle and outside running game with the improvement of such men as Dick Fouts, a repeat all-star end, and corner linebacker Paul Seale, a Canadian sophomore who played with a shoulder in- jury in the 1963 Grey Cup. CACIC GOES WELL Left defensive tackle Mike Ca- ci had an exceptional year and jright defensive tackle Gus Ka- sapis is a mid-season recruit who shores up a weakness so| apparent last year the coaches} talked freely about it. The B.C. coach also says that the Ticats, in turn, are stronger" than they were 1963. in "This is the most balanced of- fence we'll see this year. "Faloney is a real profes- sional. You blitz somebody and if he's got a short receiver there he'll hit him." But Skrien's favorite compar- They maintained the record in ison between Grey Cup 1063 and "far 13 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, November 25, 1964 Grey Cup 1964 has nothing to do with experience, improved play or new personnel. It has to do with injuries. Last year he had seven men limping or out of action, This year his only concern is flanker Sonny Homber's torn rib carti- lage, and Homer will be a def- inite starter with the help of a shot of pain-killer. High School Star Loses Right Leg HAMILTON (CP) -- Rainer Schneider, a 20-year-old high school football star who once tried out for the eastern confer- ence Hamilton Tiger-Cats, lost his right' leg Tuesday night when his motorcycle slid under the wheels, of a slow - moving freight train at a level crossing here, Schneider was trapped under utes after his leg was severed below the knee. He was in ser- ious condition. 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