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rm Frank Pop Ivy Quits As Boss Of Cardinals ST LOUIS CF Frank Pop ivy man who turned the splitT into devastating weapon in Canadian football and then switched to more chal longing fields in the United States has quit as head coach of St Louis Cardinals in the National Football League His record here was disappointing ivy formerly coach of Ed monton Eskimos of the West em Football Coolcrcncc an pounced his resignation Wed nesday because he did not get the desired results from the injuryriddled Cards Ivy said he has no immediate plans There is no indication he will Mom to Canada Ivy ts who guidedthe Es kimos to three straight victo ricsinthe Grey Cupclassic against the great Montreal Alou ettes and quarterback Sam Et cheverry was In the last sea son of fouryear contract with the Cardinals Although the move surprised football followers Walter Voll ner managing director of the Cardinals expected it He said he offered to renew Ivys cou traet about six weeks ago but sensed that he would not ac cept it ivy said in statement greatly appreciate Mr and Mrs Wolfuers offer to re new my contract They have given me the finest cooperflv tion could ask for However my feeling is coach can only work so long Then it he does nut got the de sired results it Is in the best in terest of gt everyone concerned that change be made Pops record with the Cards they were based in Chicago in 1958 and INStotalled 15 victo rles 31 losses and two ties far cry from his 6119 mark with Eskimos in four seasons He joined the Esks in 1954 suc ceeding arreil Royal and promptly won the Grey Cup that season He repeated in 1955 and rose featuring split1 formation that the Eastern opposition HAS ARM TROUBLE Etcheverry whose explosive passing arm carried the Alou alias to the Eastern Coulercnce title and into the Grey 01p new is with the Cardinals He Is on two year contract but has seen only limited action this season because of arm trouble The Cardinals were expecch to Challenge for the NFLs East ern Division title this season but are tied with Pittsburgh Steelers for fourth place Each has won five gamesmd lost SCVED The Cardinals ran Into an un usual number of early season injuries to key players which put them behind the eight ball Ivyr duties will be shared by assistant coaches for the re mainder of the season Asked whether he had any body in mind as head coach for 1962 Woliuer said Not soul Powell Skelly Carl Winners Rinks skipped by Ken Skelly and Art Powell joined two oth era as representatives of Harrie Curling Club in provincial play downs Skelly with last nights lillk of Ralph Robertson Glen Scan drett and lilac Fendley defeat ed Vern Adams skip Bob Green Emerson Webb and Jim Clyne 17 to qualify for Tank and play George Kennedy is the skip of the second half of the Tank ard doublerink entry He has El Crawford Ralph Reive and Doug Homer Art Powell scored five times on the 10111 and final end to defeat Frank Hersey 119 and join Gord Needhams rink in Governor Generals play Powell has Jack Nixon Bruce Peacock and Jack Hamilton Hersey had Jack Lovell Murdie Campbell and Eric Wilson Ball Leals Win Fielding Honors NEW YORK AP Toronto Maple Leafs won team and indi vidual fielding honors in 1961 the official International Ease ball League averages revealed today The Leafs had collective fielding mark of 978 Richmond and Rochester tied for second at 974 The Leafs also had two indi vidual pacesetters They were third baseman Steve Demeter and catcher Tim Thompson De meter fielded 964 and Thomp son BOWLING BRADFORD JUNIORS StandingFiyers i7 Spoilers 14 Aces 12 Sure Shots 12 Cum ets 10 Strikers Rockets King Pins 11 Jets Hopeless Tom Vaughan had the boys high single at 233 and triple at 526 Ron Hunt had scores of 229 and 647 Jim Booth and Tom Hunt had 213 singles and Glen Marshman triple of 573 Marlene Kitching had scores of 217 and 439 Betty Vaughan had scores at 181 and 4111 and Karen Magloughlen scores of 164 and 461 BARRIE ORIGINALS Scores Females 5Asters Orchids 7vPetunias Daisies 5lt Roses Camellias 5Sunflowers Dorothy Rugmnn had the high scores single of 279 and cri ple of 648 Turkey roll is sci for next hresday BRADFORD MAJOR StandingWestern fire 15 In ternational Fruit 13 Red and White 10Simone Jewellers 10 Jack Adams King Kola Harry Bramer had the high scores single of 371 and tri ple of 795 Rocky Colangelo was 366 and 793 Don Gardner had 288 single and Harvey Simpson 753 triple MARSH LEAGUE StandingSpitfires 39 Arrows 82 Comets 26 Mustangs 15 Joe Seidel had the high single of 264 Jim Visser had scores of 950 and 643 Joe Altsiema had scores of 248 and 67A and Nick Gasko had 680 triple FrOntenacs Moire Close To Beavers ay rm CANADIAN PRESS Kingston Frontenac are zero ing in on first place in the East ern Professional Hockey League and judging from Wed nesday nights performance league lo din Kitchener beavers are living on borrowed time The resurgent Frontenac trounced Kitchener to move within striking range of top spot Only four points separate the teams and Kingston has two games in hand Frontenac now have regis tered four wins in the last five days Before Wednesdays cn counter Kingston had won only one game in six against the Beavers But there was no doubt about the outcome at Kingston as the Frentenacs hnpp Into quick $0 lirstpe riod lead Kitchener narrowed the mar gin to 54 with 15 minutes left in the game but the Frontcnncs kept up the pressure added one more goal then applied the crusher when Bobby Attersley scored on breakaway while Kingston was shorthanded FACES ATTACK Rookie Nelson Leciair and Tom McCarthy paced the King Iton attack with two goals each Singles went to league HOCKEY By THE CANADIAN PRESS National League 13 BO 14 BO 11 76 710 76 Detroit 312 59 Boston filo 62 Wednesdays Result Chicago New York Tonights Games Chicago at Boston Toronto at Montreal New York at Detroit American League Eastern Dikaon Pt 61 33 55 81 74 28 74 74 19 99 13 Montreal Toronto New York Chicago Springfield Hershey Providence Quebec 13 11 Rochester Cleveland Buffalo Pittsburgh 416 47 Wednesdays Results Providence Bullan Springfield Cleveland Fridays Game Pittsburgh at Springfield Eastern Profeulonal APt Kitchener 7t 34 Kingston 70 Hullvottawa 63 7A Sudbury 8021 North Bay 6217 Maria 315 7110411 Wednesdays Result Kitchener Kingston Tonights Games North Efl at Sault Ste Marie Kitchener at HullOttawa NELSON LECLAIR scoring leader Orv Tessier Don Blackburn Pete Panagabko Bobby Leiter and Attarsley Kitchener marksmen were Chick Balon Ed Hoekstra Mel Pearson and Leon Rocheiort Beavers played without play ing coach Red Sullivan and rookie Bryan Hextall both out with injuries Kingstons Lorna Ferguson missed the game and is expected to be sidelined at least 10 days Frontenecs announced that Gerry Ouellette playing this season with Providence Reds of the American League has been assigned to Kingston by the parent Boston Bruins of the Na tional League Ouellette was in the Frontenaes net the last two seasons RECORD AP 3723 4823 41m 6118 5216 5710 Strathroy Windsor Gait Waterloo Woodstock Chatham Sarnia 69 Strattord as St Thomas 18111 Wednesdays Result Woodstock Stratlord Fridays Gamer Strnthroy at Woodstock St Thomas at Chathnm Gait at Stratlord Western Magus Vancouver San Francisco Seattle Portland Spokane Calgary International League Toledo Fort Wayne Eastern Iconic Knoxville Clinton Charlotte New Haven Intercollegiate Senior McGill Laval Northern Ontario Senior Abitibl RomNoranda NHL LEADERS standings Montreal won as lost tied points as Pointx Bathgate New York Luau encourage 41 36 Goalsr Provost Montreal 17 Assists Bathgate 26 Shutouts Hall Plante Montreal and Sewcbuk Detroit Penalties Fontinato Mont real 79 minutes For ContinuediFalthFul Service REELECT ALDERMAN 111u11111111 1111LLs IN WARD ON DECEMBER 11th 1961 years Alderman in Barrie years Deputy Reeve years Reeve Experience counts Will continue to do my best on your behalf r011 CARS PHONE PA 147 you vora Al mam SCHOOL 01v TORONTO an Polls open IO am until 700pm TEE seams MIRll THURS DECEMBER IN POP WY Archie Wouldnt Take llny Slash UTICA NY AP Archie Moore said Wednesday night he refused to fight adl heavyweight champion Bob Cle roux In Montreal Tuesday night after the fight promoters started to barter to reduce the 0000 he reportedly was guaranteed for the lurounder Moore told reporter during stopover here he was return Ing to Canada to explore possi bilities for rescheduling the flout at later date or to pas sibly sue somebody He did not elaborate Moore said The fight did not come off when they started to barter to reduce my guarantee of $50000 appearance fee confeer with my who and she said No Make them live up to the terms of the contract Clerouxs co manager Al Bachman has charged that Moore ran out on the fight The cancellation of the fight at vir tually the last minute Is being investigated by the Montreal Athletic Commission Moore who visited friends here said he contemplated training in Utica for possible bout with world heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson or the No heavyweight conten der Sonny Liston Tunney Wants Bob Vs George TORONTO CPLFrank Tun ney Toronto boxing promoter said Wedne sday night that champion Bob Cleroux can have another chance at fulfilling contract to fight on George Chuvalo for the Cana dian heavyweight title Cleroux won the title from Chuvalo in Montreal last Au gust At that time Tunney laid rematch clause in the con tract stipulated there would be another bout Sept 18 in Tor onto ll Chuvalo lost Clcroux Posted $5000 bond ior the September fight Tunney said Wednesday he has telegraphed Al Bachman the Montrealers manager at fcring to hold the rematch in Toronto Jan 11 or Ontario Athletic Commis rloner Merv McKe azie sus pended Cleroux in Ontario for failure to live up to the original contract He said he had noti tied the National Boxing Associ ation of the suspension and pre sumed it had been upheld McKenzie said he couldnt un derstand why the Montreal Ath letic Commission would reac tion bout between Cleroux and Archie Moore in view of Clor ouxa suspension That fight scheduled for Tues day In Montreal was called off by promoter Eddie Quinn be cause of poorxadvence sale POOLES USED SKATE SALE 15 OF THESE PRICES YOUTHS no as $211 use vs no mlr me II 93613695 mars em in 5115 eluso NEW SKATE SETS wanu use masu run or rooms noém 13mm zoom 0095 acme owner no 11 no 1095 31295 31321 5311395 tie 31195 FIGURE SKATES Mrssns LADIES 95 seas sues skates sharpened s1 CLAPPERTONBR mobm emery air station FOOTBALL TALK Leave Canada Game As It Is Says Amerk By JACK SULLIVAN Canadian Press Spors Editor American coaches of Cana dian pro football club have been trying for years to re ducc and thats the word for ltths Canadian gems to the level of the American style The lates gimmick Is to make it 11man football and four tries instead of the traditional three for afirst down These points will be discussed at the Canadian Football League annual meeting In Van couver next Feb 1517 and if the import coaches will listen to fellow American theyll forget all about this nonsense Arthur Daley veteran New York Times sports columnist learned of the latest moves Sugar Fights Greaves Fri PlllSBURGII AP Sugar Ray Robinson hack on the comeback trail battles Cana dian middleweight champion Wiif Greaves In return it round bout Friday night Robinson gained split decis ion over Greach in Detroit Sept 25 but not before the Ed monton native floored him for nine count Sugar Ray claimed it was low blow His skills admittedly cor roded by age Robinson to has two important goals to win the middleweight title for the sixth time and to challenge Archie Moore for the light heavyweight crown In his last outing Nov 20 Robinson floored Al Pioneer four times and won on six round technical knockout at Providence Rl Grooves who lights out of Detroit arrived In town Mon day beaming with confidence have never been so sure of winning fight in my life as am of this one he said know beat Sugar Ray in De troit and also know it my cor ner had not told me to slow down in the last two rounds may have knocked him out not 1100M Per ople andlugguge gives youeo more comfort for yonrmoncy in the new Sleié ms Economy Car that tumor only on rat FRENCH MOTORS Bradford street Burie Ontario ItsELECT Fred Smith ALDERMAN WARD 13 SOUND CIVIC GOVERNMENT Vote or Hillelest School Monday nae 11 1961 1060 am 700 p111 Forlnfdrmstlonor Transportation Phone PA 82669 pa 84176 while he was In Tomato for the Winnipeg Hamilton Grey My final and the world heavyweight championship fight He made his position clear Canadian football he wrote 11 such distinctive flavor that even visitor grows al armed to learn that some of the more restless onu are fool isny contemplating making It conform mom to American football That would be horrend oul mistake Thea It would be pale and vapid imitation of the National Football League and left open for lovidietu com parisons The four downs Instead of three would destroy all bal ance and make it basketball with cleats LIKES ROUGE And Daley just as many American sports writer havi said In the pest after watching Canadian game had all sort of praise for the single point Theres nothing like It in the LS game Tortunatelyfi said Daley there Is no notion yet of des troying that glorious Invention the rouge point Daley also had some kind words to say about the Grey Cup and its attendant color IThis Is peculiar form of in sanity thuts indigenous to the Dominion emass hysteria that SPARE 11111511 are $1600 VALUE ONLY 800145 85014 Free Mounting No Extras sweeps from Newfoundland to the Yukon its as if someone could cram Into one package the glddler trappings of the World Series the Kentucky Derby the Army Navy game New Years Eve and the Mardi tires at New Orleans Life whirled madly around the Grey Cup match Few In Toronto even seemed aware that heavyweight champion Ihlp fight was in the offing And they cared less No sports event in the States can quite 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