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Stukus linemen To west Coast NeWmCiii VANNUVER CHAnnie Stnkus has returned to the town that banged bins in Pith gy 11 years ago Whats more the welcome mat was out Stuke Wu iorited to leave in 1955 for his failure to pro duce winning football club as coach of BritishColumhla Lions It wasnt unanimous There were many who were sorry to see him go became be had done fantastic pro motion Job Now he has been welcomed back as the man who can revive hockey and lurotbe fans into Vancouvers new $6000000 arena to watch Vancouver Canucks lie has fouryeer agreement as gan arai manager of the Western Hockey league team The hope is that hell pilot the Canucks into the National Hockey League some day On his first sojourn to the West Coast in 1553 the Inquacious Lithuanian man aged and coached the Lions but couldnt get them into the Western playoffs What he did do was talkl sleep and cat football Itnd be brought the fans into Empire Stadium building the founda tion for the most succcssful football irancbisein terms of attendancein Cnnada Cm WAS READY Stoke admits that when he left his Toronto sportswriting our following on itiusiri football career to eomo went and peomote football he had few things going for him The city had unade market in transplant Prai lrie and eastern residents who had seen pro football and waited to see nue And Vancouver itsdt hated to be part of the national sport scene There was brand new sta dium left from the last Brit kh Empire Games Andtho public was financially lnrolved with tile teamit was publiclyowned honprol It and supported by $20 mem bershtps Sluke organized quarter back club and conducted loot bail clinics for housewives Soon almost everyone in Van conver was talking football Attendance at gamu became the thing to do vben performance on the field failed to match fan enthusiasm tho lJons got rid of Stukus and he made his way back to sportswriting and announcing iob In Toron to by way of Edmonton Eski mos Some of the circumstances are the same this mind autos wbl be Mitot lng hockey in new arena And he is just as enihlfiiastic as he was about fontbsiL Even though didnt play professionally was always close to the game and my first rqoorting job was on the hockey hes Ingarfield Ends Penguin By THE CANADIAN PRESS The list of National Hockey League boldouts was reduced Why one Monday when Pltts burgh Penguins announced cen tre Earl lagerfield has signed twoyear contract lngarfiedd 32 was the Pen guins top choice in the NHL expansion draft He scored 122 goals in nine seasons with New York Rangorsnnd kept the Eeoguins uniting in We before 51mm most celebrated hoidouis right winger Rod Gil beri ended hs holdout day earlier when he offered to join his Ranger teammates for an exhibition game against Buffalo Bisons oi the American Hockey League At least six members of Phi ladelphia Byersincluding boldoum Ed Van lmpe Joe Watson and Gary Peters missed exhibition games last week The Fiyers also were without goaltender Bernie Par ant and forwards Brit Selby and Lou Angotti Angotti has broken thumb and Selby is restricted by groin injury Parent signed last week but was not considered in Playing condition WHAIIRAM UNSIGNED At least three players remained unsigned by Chicago BlockHawkshlorwards Ken Wharmm and Fit Martin and goaltender Denis Dedordy have shown no indication they are ready to accepttormx Pat Sia pieton operated in his defence position in two exhibition games with Toronto Maple City of Barrie yees braved coldweather during the weekend and produced some good soorju in their annn fall gall to meat Tlns quartet of smiling laces gath ered to collectiheir silverware Wfoilowingihe days play at th Palmer Holds $13300 Lead HOldout Leafs during the weekend but still had not signed contract Muscular rookie Wayne Carleton ofioronto was listed Monday as doubtful starter in an exhibition game tonight bonause of an infected foot Three minor league players joined Lon Angela King to boost to lstho number of satis fied players onthe expansion squad Signed werqbdciencemen DnvéAmudio and Jim Holdni way and forward lirn Ander son Argos Cahill May Swing Deal TORONTO CF Coach boo Oatrill at Toronto Argonauts said Monday ha is attempting to swing trade with another dubin the Canadian Football League Cnhii said the possible deal bivalves four players two from each club He didnt name the qflrcrclub Toronto played without defen sive and Dick Fonts who has leg injury and dressed live oth ers handicapped by injury for their game Sunday tatOttawa Ed Harrington Eiil Frank Walt Balasiuk Mel Profit and Jim Greth had assorted iniu rios Harrington frank and Balasiukare interior linemen The Argos third in the East ern Conference play their next game here Saturday against Regina Boughridnrs tied for the lead in the Western Confer be has caught finch farther sunburn manna om2z kes 34m Séflibr Softball Honors The ml cantoii season in Barrie came to brilliam finish at moons Park last night Newmarket Argus Camemnen censured the senior league play Iif ohmiondiip from lakeslow Dairy in six games no game marked what could be record regionally as the final 74 score was not posted until after ten sionpacked three hours and 17 minotas covering no less than 22 innings Aoe pitdiers Dale Page and Don Dykstra were in top form The led You who at so won the individual batting title for Newmarket relieved lany Case in the third inning and proceedul to take control lie worked 19 and third in nings claimed batters on strikes and set down the side in order an even dozen times Don Dybtra exporterNd his inert hour despite the defeat The durable sinian had full nimis start and did not require assistance until lion Moe bad replacedhirninibetwbailoi the 22nd inning with one out after the damage had been done Lakeview who trailed in tho hatdaaven round faced mustwin situation to tone seventh and deciding game They oame within whisker of aoconnzllming tth Lnrtil rash of critical errors ruined their efforts The Dainmen bad New market on the room with 41 lead and twoout in the too oi the ninthwleizgvugswo flfia mimics oor Oasmrnmen and they scored three times to square the count at chg and Dykstra proceeded to dual for the next innings before the roof Hallowed on the host cilia in the and New market caslred in on two singles and three more to pull ahead 74 Page then forced haktwiew into three straight groinders to win the game The winners finished with l1 base hits while lalreview man 12 off the combined otter Casc and Pegs Exact their hit total was gain olf Care Who worked two and twothirds insulin near mikes ArnieNeIiodiheehndfll ltd imperialBrannon team was in sorted into the Lakeview lineup as an anergenny replacement and be quiddy made this prey once felt Filling in for the boy mottled Gary Hines at third Neal delivered two ciutdi single in the first and third in hing to thive moss the iirst TiCats Cdliey surges With Hot KickingToe TORONTO CmTommy Joe Coffey picked up by Hamilton Tigercats this year from Edmonton Eskimos of the West ern Football Conference is fat tening his lead atop the Eastern Conference scoring statistics And hes doing it with his foot Coffey booted one convert and UnceIfield goals dunngtha last week to run his total poIan ha has three touchdowns so flanto points 19 ahead of VhiLTucker at Ottawa Rough Riders Eastern Conference statistics released lilonday show Tucker shill leads in every department or pass receiving He shares the number at posses caught 30 with to amm Morgen Adkin but has carried the ones His total gain isall ynrds to 579 for Adkins an average of 273 per reception to 193 for his buddy Tuckers longest gain sl yardsand most touchdown passessixorc bar bar the best in the East BETIIEA TOPS RUSIIERS Willie Betbea of liaIrIiiion is the rushing workhorse lie has carried 92 times for 45 yards and three touchdowns Appas Tappas Dies lit 70 TORONTO CF Charles Oliver who handicapped Ontar io tlroroughbred horses for The Globe and Mail for 30 years under the name of Appas Tap pas died Monday following heart attack Named leading selector of winners at the Fort Erie meet in 1964 Mr Oliver would have been 71 Oct Until his official retirement in 1964 Mr Oliver also reported all lIlmE ClTl shunssmoynu or cow Barrie Colt and Coumry iuh Left to Low gross win ner Donnw Weinj tadiee low net winner Marg Partridge mens low not winner Len Pledger menssecondlow net scorer Alderman Gerry Rob arts Photojby Hashim Jack Nickle The PGA cred is Palmer with $5239396 in ntticiel winnings and Nicklaus with mom on Others in the top in an their Bo Scott ol Ottawa has the best averagepercarrylfi yardsand the longest single gain it yards CEILING Inns UNDER neconn NEONTO CF when Price Morris is of Beiievilla broke Canadian weightlift iIIE record at Central YMCA Saturday night he broke little on of the building along with it His toothpound dean and ierk was the first time Camdian had eva topped the JWpoundmark He had no trouble with the lift but when he put it down again it took out the ceiling above the swinuning pool on the floor below Plaster and other debris showered into the unoouupied pool When Morrls weights thumped in the floor Tom Potts physical direc tor said it could be 10 days before the pool is used again Soccer Players Face Suspension LONDON Reuters Eognsn soccer players in the National Professional Soccer League of North America face mmontb hanif they wish to return to English League soccer The council of the English Football Association decided Monday that players coaches referees and managers actively concerned in the NPSL will not be comidered eligibleto take part in English soccer until 12 months niterthe date of their return HERTz rnucw RENTALS Commercial andprivate rental at economical rater Daily or weekly lluss Jackson of Ottawa doml imtes the naming realism He has than mom 187 Mariet ed more 112 for more yards 599 the longest slngia gain 94 yards and the most touch downs 18 Quarterback George Burk of Montreal has had tho most passes intercepted with eight quarterbacks loc Zugar of Hamilton and Wally Gabicr of Toronto have seven each Six of luncheon have been intercept Scoring leaders Coffey ll MK Racine Vilunus Murphy Beihea ll Adkins0 Dillard Cohen Black Scott Steunrt Person Scales Sternbergflit Taylor at Goosecaooeommarsc ooemgeooaeecegeqo usueuwuwsnusaequ aooweeoooeeodvoom two room George BoomIna iened that lead with flowering tworun boner deep into left field also in the third inning Wtih victory aware innin eol the table turned on the Datrymen setting the stage for the marathon extr inning drama After Ron third base on the named blow Nonnitobcrts crackedailv ballbocentre field andthediut ommeilwas broken wlrhtwo out DonGlnonlofteda Inddifficultpopupbadofr oodhaseandldtltlnashad tarry Dnnlop followed wiiha dram single to centre and bo rims stored to tie the gourd as the ball stopped by George Doorman rive manoe Newmaritct bad the best dune utobreakthegameopenas the eatrn innings prograed iboy laid men read urns hose with least than two out five times However Dkystra was equal to the air every time with the help of few intention el nalksln the strategies bet tle of wits The game was tlnaily decided the top of the 2an as Beckett led off willirn single Mninprizo bagged another single and Bedr ett scored as right fielder Jim Pratt juggled the hall Bedtett had gained an extra base on his single when left fielder Earns was unable to control the hall Bill Forhsn was safe when his grounder was jogged by Jim Quinlan at first base and two more runs poured across through Holders choice and some alert base running Gibson scored the games final run when he alertiy keptgoing when iirne was not called at the plate This oppor tunity came when Forbancsnd Inkwiew wither George pei erodranged harsh words Despite the occasional high feelings brought on by the tra meudous unsure the game was well played both ways and fit ting finish to the season locally Nowmtarket WWWMWJMMI 172 Lakevietv 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