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nt Cah dah BE Stiinta ttt dette re wo, | I | | . | . | Bid To Catch Sr. A. "pow ING NEWS |Drum Majorette Lead North Plant Loop ET vard, Bus Gagnon and Jim Max-|Tire 4, Burns 0; Saywells 4, Whites Ins crew ased the skids under|the Hawks to the tune of 7-5 in|themselves to date, and with, Lo Pre Tod Vn vol Rg | catc| ey Cole 624, Marg. Glecoff 623, Irene TORONTO (CP)~A 17-year-old Jlinto a 3 way tie for 20d place the Bridge" as he repeatedly foil-| tenders. | Kaluko 95, and Laurs MeKisies $01 sorcite hag mon | League (Local 222). {game out of the fire. ter of the afternoon as they took| Bn By : THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, 19, 1958 Dunn's And Bolahood's Bop ih pp medi » Scoring Leaders te | Ch Queen : ; | BELLEVILLE (OP)--Mos 8a.|, Soins taken Bins 4, Nesbitis 07 osen Having tasted the spoils of the C.K.D, Hawks into the second one sided score the Garn. Midg. | Con of the last-place Kin Hgdt i iodadl ap bind halon Sand ong ig hard batiling slot scramble as they outscored team gave the best account of | ferchants are making a tron over 605_Bornice Saranek 3. Anna Of Roadeo "| Kinloch's, and on the sfrength/a game that saw Brooks, Bola- some p d help forth ing, | ; 0 a, of a decisive 9-4 score, moved hood's goalie play "Horatio at|should prove to be capable con- Fld sun of Muy 1 fhe On Sowers Job Jas} Weddup big Somme DI dy Taro | "senior A scoring race but they've| ho n selected as 1958 in the North Plant Hockeyjed Hawks attempts to pull the Berg's rang up the initial coun- (cot cuite a I #1 ad | Eieanor gig Bg BL queen of the national truck roa- Dunn's applied relentless pres-| Scoring plays were the order of advantage of a Garn Mldg. pen-| Attersley earned six points in Tilley Whitely 85, Phoebe Mullen 83, rg. " sure at the outset as Malloy found the day as Hayes of Bolahood's|alty, with Cawker being the pay-| two weekend games and tops the Monne Hubbell 69, and Shirley Sar: ny Sone, ou od Rp $200 FINE THREAT SPARKS LEAFS T wick, right, makes a stop on for possible rebound. McKen- Bruins' Johnny Bucyk, left, as | ney scored twice early in the LEAFS TO TIE WITH BOSTON third period, but Leafs, threat- ened with a $200 per player |the range with less than a min-| (ute having elapsed in the game; | |inspired by this fast start Cle-| mens and Woodcock, each with aland B. Proctor of Bolahoods ran |goal, boosted Dunn's inic = 340 1 lead before the 5 minute mark of the opening period. dividual plays, knotted the count Kinloch's, bolstered by the late \arrival of McPherson, their regu-|jod, |lar netminder, steadied away, but at the 24 minute mark, Beach and | Knox each contributed a goal 88 aking the tie on an unassisted ; b io 50. effort fo close the first period | Mason, for Kinloch's put them 8 with Bolaheods leading 4-3, The the score-sheet to make the score : | read 5-1 at completion "of the ~'Ifirst stanza. | "| Still goal-hungry, Dunn's went | period and Clemens notched a nice goal after 4 minutes of play, | {but Cobbledick got it back five minutes later as he beat Maxwell fine, fought back to a 44 tie. |oniy to have Clemens rip in an un- assisted goal to make the score 7-2 and give Dunn's, and Clemens, on the attack to open the final|, and Comerford of Hawks each off man. Play remained even Pack with 27 points, including 12|#en! 5. -- Saywell's 14, Mit. rang the bell in the first min. throughout the period with the goals, His 15 assists ties him With) eneil's 1 12 Bint ei, Motor City 1, Sub. ute and a half of play. Ketella difference being Berg's ability to/Gagnon for the most assists, way Lunch 10, Henderson's 10, White es cash in their chances when Dre-| gmith is runnerup with 20|pusmge 0 esis § and sented with them. Jackson and | nointe, including a loop-leading 13 McMillan did just that, about the| goals * Savard with 18, Gagnon half way mark, while Bryan in|yith 17 and Maxwell with 15 hold] Team Standing -- Pin Pickers 18; | {Berg's net held the Garn, MIdg.|qown the next three spots. |Head Pins 16; King Pine 14; Bobby | snipers at bay, and the period Whitby has four Players iv. tie pins 13; Safety Pins 12; and Head Pins geet with Berg's sporting & 30,, 0.0% top 11 and Kingston| Hieh Single -- Lioyd Tavior, 266. | eal, three. Hull Canadiens have|, "7 ~ John McLaughlin, #12; Mar. Till, for Berg's, ran the score |, air with Bellevill , 545; y 10 44 af he Start of ihe lest por: bced 8 Pair with Belleville andor stevenson, 36; and Hovey Meltagh fod only to have Walker of Garn. | Long John Hend Whitby, | Alley No, 1 and 2 -- Pin Picker: vs second stanza saw the Hawks go Mldg., fracture Bryan's shutout tops the goalies with a 2.27 aver. ey Ry ins, and Ne H ao Tu oil ov b fats jhe eiualices, andibld some 2 mites later. gars, age in 11 games. Cornwall' Gerry Heads vs Bobby Pins. ly Tamblyn did the trick only | 8. poured on.the pressure, bu a 4 to have Badgley restore the Bola-|were unable to close the gap Devaney has a 3.64 mark in sec GMC PLATTERS LEAGUE lead some 4 minutes later which widened as Berg's snipers the count to 3-1 before Burgess, followed closely by Taylor on in- TAYUBL | at the hall way point in the per- Play was fast and even with Myles, Bolahood's leading scorer, ond place. | league leaders is definitely ended. This Durham's Old Home Week ation last summer, will travel to Toronto for the roadeo | this weekend, She will be the guest of five automotive firms, take in a Sat- urday night hockey game at Maple Leal Gardens, dine in style and travel to Niagara Falls, OCCI Win Ist Senior Title It was stated in error Mon on a solo effert, [began to find the mark with Ti Hawks opened up with a con-| Mclean, Spiers and Heard eac certed drive to get back in the being successful marksmen, in game, but were stymied bythe latter stages of the period. Brooks in the nets and Bolahood"s| Berg's defensive corps, with making the most of their scor- Bryan being the big stumbling ing chances, ran the count to 7-4 block proved to be an insurmount- The long reign of the Automatics Hr that Oshawa Central Colleg- was confirmed last week when the late Institute had won the COSSA Shiners took 3 points from the GYROS Senior football championship for ia Laks #he lead by 4 points, Yvan Wop [two years in succession, The Yovt ar an. om lis, OCCI won the COSSA Junior rison the Shi h teads) ig pei a igh irl gr the Sorted title last year and the Senior quality, then the Shiners have it, and title this year, appear to be ahehd for a long time, | As the season progresses the list of | YESTERDAY'S Riders Need Win Sat. | : . ' Suspend Trainer To Stay In Contention | ror cr rower» {Percy Rickard has been sus- pended following an Ontario Rac- ing Commission analyst's report] last week which showed pres- OTTAWA (CP) Now is the it on the chin 41-0 and 42-24 from time for Ottawa Rough Riders to Toronto, before winning their fbe consistent in their inconsis- only game from Ticats here 14-8. Ont. Racing Comm. [the first hat trick of the season. Kinloch's mustered their fore- es and began to make a come- back with Lacasse and Pringle each with a goal minutes apart providing the scoring punch; Dunn's however doused the flame| when a short time later both Cochrane and Woodcock tallied, | to complete the rout. Having defi-| {maintained to the end tency. In the last game of the sched- amphetamine in the three-year- nitely established themselves as| Translation of this apparent ule they were blanked in Hamil- l double-talk: Riders must bounce|ton 23-0, only to roar back four ence of a drug in the nature old gelding, Kandilstaff. | a power in the League, the ulti- imate scramble for the playoffs on a brace of markers by Myles, |able obstacle to the "never-say- thus giving him the distinction of having scored the "hat trick" | proved themselves to be persist-|three goals as Detroit Red Wings | in the three games he has played, Burke gave Hawks a lift as he| scored late in the period, but the resultant drive which Hawks of the game, failed to bring about the desired result, due primarily to WLP Pp Brook's outstanding play. | Berg's BERG'S SWAMP GARN. MLDG:|Bolahood's By THE CANADIAN PRESS | those who bowl over 600 Increases each Johnny Wilson who scored week, Last week nine members enter {ed this magic circle, ent _battlers. humbled Boston Bruins 60; om OE Sd "Bon Won wen -- . chu! 0 garn-|wild with 735, with i ; io AE Line) Hg Mey shutout # the | on the form he has own recemrly he(ON 8 charge of Indecent exposure. gess 13, Myles 11, yn, | Nick Mickoski who |"! do better still, Mulloy, reported to he in Eng. Cawker 10; Newell, Burke 9; Rill | season and Nick Mic "i | "Steve Sobel and J. Davey must also|land at present, pleaded guilty in Clemens, Thompson and Cob- scored a goal and assis on | he sianied out for owing 729 and 602, | absentia, His attorney paid the bledick 7. four others. respectively. May this form long con-| pie "He was arrested last May MULLOY CONVICTED MIAMI, Fla, (AP) -- Tennis player Gardnar Mulloy was fined $100 in criminal court Tuesday die" crew of Garn. Mldg. who| maties 22, Mixers 22, Polishers 19. woman companion, LEAGUE STANDING ji at a beach near Miami with 8 'REMEMBER WHEN? . . Tankers 18, G87's 13, K 13, and Gyros 12, should be extremely interesting. League standings -- Shiners 26, Auto By THE CANADIAN PRESS | Lemon League -- E. Lynburner and WAR ON POACHERS back at Hamilton Saturday in the days later at Montreal and elim-| second game of the Big Four foot-|inate second-place Alouettes "in Stewards of the Ontario Jockey Club said Rickard's case h |the sudden-death semi-final, 26-12 been referred to the commission BOLAHOOD'S WIN B. McFadden, To keep. the Irishman company there had to be a Frenchman, For the first time this season Guy Berg's Warriors, pre-game fa-|C.K.D. " ! Ki The Amateur Athletic Union of vorites moved atop the N.P.L.,|Kinloch Canale meek ot Winniper 25 WARSAW (AP) -- The govern. ment has issued 2,000 rifles and ball union's home - and - home, total-points final, after taking a|/Then came last 35-7 pasting from the Tiger-Cats crusher l'in the opener here last week, PATTERN SAYS WIN i "All we can do on Saurday is So, if the pattern holds, Riders give a real try," Rider coach could come up with a win § Frank Clair sald Tuesday. "We won't be as fresh as Ham- is: Can they do it by 29 points, | flton and the pressure will be on|to wipe out the Ticats' bulge in sary for the trainer's failure to into a |provide protection for Kandilstaff | n. {prior to the race. uw Se wr "98 Per Cent Better Hamilton Saturday. The question 11. Saturday's for what action it deemed neces-| Bolahood's boosted themselves as they overwhelmed Garn. Midg.| Dunn's first place tie and dropped by the count of 8-1. Despite the'Garn, Mldg. The analysis was conducted following the win. n p) be on : A 1) [J fiat en we lar --pe ee Than Last Year" Trimble | gamble.We won't be able to take couver Nov. 20? l too many chances." Clair sent his players through J i |defensive drills Tuesday night, {UPS AND DOWNS , ._ |keeping in mind a solution to | But to get back to Riders' in- Hamilton's 'lonesome quarter- { MILTON (CP) -- This ma BUY GREENBERG STOCK Mog news to Ottawa Rough CLEVELAND (AP) -- The ma-| Riders but coach Jim Trimble of three series tonight in Winnipeg. | "We seldom threw fo Gerry Bombers won the first engage- MeDougall last year. This year ment 30-7 in Edmonton last Sat- we utilized his fine ability as a Mathieu joins the shame faced crew. SERGEANTS' MESS Congratulations, T. Jack with 743-231.236-276, 3,000 carbines to game wardens in an effort to stamp out paoch- jag, Wardens pe bea) Jngrinied in the past, and poachers havi he a Mncoowman, $72 (21% taken more game than legal hunt. 214, 220); Bill Borrowdale, 650 (228, ers. Eiken, Bats io ee DESIGNED STEEL SHAFT a (35, 200) and Tosn Smale, 607 NEWPORT, Scotland (AP)--|1®. Richard Clarkson, 77, belleved to] aos 335) sod Becky Sockets' 07 (235 have jesigned op first steel- no. Comat = Vvask Grunt. 3s Mal shafted golf clubs in the United amap Ty Fad States, died Tuesday. Clarkson| Rite 35: Stew McKinley, 230i Jack served as a golf professional for years ago today refused profes- sional and amateur players per- mission to intermingle, but granted reinstatement to profes. sionals who had been out of com- petition for at least three years. Anderson SWANS HAZARD SUDBURY, , (CP)--Swans from the River have been hitting electric cables in this Suf. folk community while in flight, causing power cuts over a wide area. 210; Jack Bond, 308; ladies, Barb Me | consistency. The Ottawa story back" formation that surprised jority stockholders of Cleveland Hamilton Tiger-Cats rates his | during the 14-game schedule, end- everybody here last Saturday. |Indians Tuesday bought the stock|ffotball team as 25 per cent ) ing with a third - place finish,| Everybody but the coaches of former general manager Hank|stronger than the 1957 edition reads like a cliff-hanger: On top thought it was new. Ticats' coach|Greenberg and brothers Charles|which won the Grey Cup. | one Saturday, in the depths the Jim Trimble admitted it was an|and Andrew Baxter. Purchase] Where's the improvement? next. adaptation of Chicago Cardinals'|price + was not disclosed. The| "It's in our over-all strength," After three exhibition wins, offence, developed by Frankthree, who had expressed dissat- Trimble says. 'Particularly in Riders opened here with a 44.7 (Pop) Ivy of Edmonton Eskimos |isfaction with the way the club isthe improvement of three Cana- victory over Toronto Argonauts. fame, [being run, held 34 per cent of|dian ball players--Ron Howell, Then they lost squeakers 12-9 and Clair said there was nothing|the 6,000 shares. Greenberg sald| Tommy Grant and Harry Lamp-| 119 to Hamilton and Montreal new in it. he has no immediate plans but man," i urday. TO SCOUT GAME Trimble plans to scout to. night's game. He travelled to Winnipeg Sept. 29 to watch Bomb- ers wallop Edmonton 43-13, He went incognito and sat in the bleachers, "I think I picked up something {on the Bombers which we'll be H- poe a Dave Smart, 216, 202; Jack Sackeit, receiver. Last year Howell and Years and taught, played an Feeters, 260, 226; Joan Rogers, 209; | Alouettes. "We've been doing the same that he expects to stay in base-| I They bounced back with a 17-1 thing for a month, except that we ball. over Als, lost 28-14 to Hamilton have the quarterback in the reg- and came back 17-14 and 28-4|ular T-slot, in close to the centre, GARDENS PROFIT GOOD over Argos. Then they lost 14-1 instead of taking the snap deep TORONTO (CP)--Maple Leaf to Ha i{Pehind the line of scrimmage. Gardens Limited made a net pro- Ticats carry a 28-point advant-| age into the second game of the| Big Four union's two-game, total- point final series with Ottawa here Saturday. Kickoff time is 1 p.m. EST. weekend, f 13 here on irday, n promptly were slap- down in a reversal of form Montreal, 34-13. Then they took The urt his tir club 'a Ph {lton could have used ol otré Dame box or anything else and still have beaten us." 2 Goalie Shines In Tie Came MOSCOW (CP)--In a brilliant | battle of goalies, Canada's Dave | Gatherum outshone Evgeni Erkin ll of Russia Tuesday night although i #he result was a hard-earned 1-1 | tie for Kelowna Packers against | a Soviet side that never said die. The nimble footwork of the 25- year-old Gatherum, from Fort game and the favorite with the crowd as he came up with one spectacular save after another, recalling his amazing perform- ance in the Allan Cup finals last season when he registered three Shitonts against Belleville, a rec- ord, In the early stages Tuesday i William, Ont., kept the M Wings of the Soviet Union, as this lh particular team is known, from i piling up a higher score. f The Russians were losing 1-0 | with less than nine minutes left dPspite the fact they had out- | plgyed the Canadians most of the iway, and it i would make up for a 4-3 loss to ' another Russian team Sunday i night, | 'It was a madhouse as the et crowd of 12,000 in the Lenin seemed Kelowna | night it d that he ldn't make it. Just after five minutes of the initial period he was struck in the head by a flyng puck and almost knocked unconscious. The crowd cheered as he picked him- self up to turn in a glittering per- formance. Six penalties were called, with |the Canadians easily having the worst of it with five, Two went to Russ Kowalchuk for slashing. Nikolai Karpov of Russia and Kelowna"s Jim Middleton were Sports 'Palace cheered, jeered sent off together for roughing in fit of $226,244 for the year ended 81, president Conn Smythe A. d at its &npual meeting, The p 1.54 3 e net profit was equivalent to a My Smythe said business during the current year will be at least as good. The only area where there is a chance to lose money is minor league hockey, he said. The intake from the recent week - long Ice Ca- pades was $40,000 more than last year's show. TOP WANDERERS GELSENKIRCHEN, Germany | (AP)--~West Germany's champion Schalke soccer team Tuesday night defeated Wolverhampton Wanderers 2-1, eliminating Eng- land's hopes for the European cup soccer competition. Schalke ad- vanced into the quarter-finals. The match, played before 40,000 roaring fans, was the second en- counter between the teams. The first . match, in Wolverhampton Jost Wednesday, ended in a 2-2 e. CANADIAN BOXER WINS LONDON (Reuters) -- Cana- dian bantamweight champion Pat Supple pounded out an easy vie- tory over Eddie O'Connor of Dub- Tuesday night. The young Mont- realer wore down his opponent with solid body punches. At the lin in an eight-round bout here|® Ticats beat the Rough Riders 35-7 in Ottawa Saturday and are favored to go into the Grey Cup classic at Vancouver Nov. 29 against either Wimint® Blue able to use in the Grey Cup final if Hamilton plays Winnipeg. 1 picked up the same thing last Saturday on television in the Win- nipeg-Edmonton playoff game." Ticats drilled Tuesday night in secret after an off-day Monday. Trimble, expanding on his theme of the improvement of his team since 1057, said: made clubs in Scotland and the U.S. He made a set of steel shafted clubs in 1917, 14, Pitters 14, Tastrustors 10, Drv ore", Operators #, Landers 0, Mochas- fes 8, Belle Fox, 213; Ev Clough, 210; Betty Grant, 202 and Vera Hele, 201. Team Standings -- Wireless 15, Gun. Grant had so-so years and Lamp- man had an early injury and then had to learn a new position, line- | backing. "Our line is improved. John Barrow, P. W. Underwood and Dave Suminski have a year's ex- perience, We've got a great young 'un in Angelo Mosca." Trimble has made changes during the season which appear to have worked out to the, advantage of his team, first-place finishers in the, Big Four, He took out the Skippy Gianc: in young Milt C Norb Hecker in favor of rookie Don some bers or Edmont Bombers and Eskimos play the {second game of their best - of- Dunnies Still Undefeated By THE CANADIAN PRESS Belleville McFarlands, who have only one player in the top 10 scorers in the Ontario Hockey Association senior A eastern di- vision, went on a scoring spree Tuesday night, getting 25 points while walloping Hull - Ottawa Canadiens 9-2 at Belleville. They were led by Johnny Me- Lellan with three goals and two assists and playing coach Ike Hildebrand who got a goal and five assists. In the other league game, the unbeaten Whitby Dunlops de- feated Kingston Merchants 5-4 on a third-period rally. There were no NOHA - OHA ames. Belleville looked good on paper before the season but their win by Harvey Wood over Canadiens was the first time © CHRISTMAS She British Makes Several Styles MEN'S JEWEL CASE Cufflink and tie bar set and shouted for the Russians to the wild final minutes of play at do it again, 18:22 of the third period. Tom Stecyk, who got a goal Tonight, Kelowna plays another il Sunday, put Canada ahead at Russian team in the third game f3:18 of the second period. The of its five-game Soviet tour. In i Jsmaller but faster-skating Rus- Sweden Kelowna won two and | sians got the equalizer at 11:06 Jost one against Swedish teams. of the third period on a goal by - they have shown the potential to any extent, BENOIT-MENARD LEAD Moe Benoit and Minnie Menard scored twice each for McFar- lands while their other goal was by Paul Payette. Their only scorer in the top 10, Wayne end O'Connor was beating a steady retreat rather than mix in close with the Canadian. To Choose From WORLD TITLE FIGHT " MILWAURES (AP)--The Na- r-------- mre. | £10118 xing Associatio . i Vladimir Grebennikov. BEAT OUT QUEEN |day Boivin arn ae Stecyk's goal, on an assist from LONDON (AP)--John McShain, between flyweight champion Pas-|Brown, got two assists. Jablonski, caught Etkin off Philadelphia builder who took up|cual Perez of Argentina .and| Menard's goals were his first guard as the crowd whistled dis- racing as a relaxation, won more| Dommy Ursua of the Philippines|of the season and he drew a big Piapproval. But the Russians prize money on British tracks in|in Manila Dec. 15. Fred J. Saddy| ovation. 8 checked the Canadians every inch 1958 than any other owner. The|chairman of the NBA's champion-| Hull goals were by Claude Ric- Li of the way from then on. Queen was second. McShain-- ship committee, said NBA will hard and J. C. Tremblay. [| The Soviet team's passing and thanks to Ballymoss--ended the expect the winner to meet Pone! At Whitby, Sandy Air led Dun- Ml teamwork were superior to Kel- season with a total of £63,244 Kingpetch of Thailand, No: 1 con-|lops with two goals as they ral- od Bf owna's ($177,139). The Queen won £47, tender, within a reasonable time lied with three goals in the third | COCKTAIL JACKETS Bl Gatherum was the star of the 415 ($127,612), after the Manila bout. {period for the win. Kingston led | by Banninaton CASHMERE SWEATERS by Bote: St 19.50 to 29.50 Reg. Price 3-1 after the first and 4-2 after the second. Bobby Attersley, Fred | Etcher and George Samolenko | scored one each for Whitby, Kingston scorers were playing coach Bus Gagron with two, Joe Levandoski and Bep Guidolin. Belleville plays at Kingston to- night. In the OHA-NOHA Wind- |sor Bulldogs take on Kitchener- : Waterloo and Sudbury Wolves, The main question appeared to paving at home, have a chance 19.75 : West's Representative i May Be Decided Tonight bi | WINNIPEG ( n The West's have a schedule to keep and we § fepresentative in the Grey Cup must stick by it." be how close the teams wou Mari epresen in the : ; by it. 1ld be with Sault Ste. Marie py pl: ssie gould, be decided here to British Columbia Lions offered to full strength tonight. Ace half- oe Saish up for a fourth - place jj nicht vhen innipeg Blue Bomb- the use of Empire Stadium in back Leo Lewis of the Bombers tie i or s and Edmonton Eskimos meet Vancouver for the second game, is nursing a toe injury and may in the second game of the West. if necessary, but the offer was| not be able to go at full speed. SCOTCH CARDIGANS SALE PRICE Imported in plain and fancy pattern 12.95 and 14.95 arn Interprovincial Football Un- lon fina! series Bombers take the field at 8 A n. CST (9 p.m. EST) with one ctory already achieved in the dest . of - three series. Eskimo ] lf must bounce back from a 30-7 de- leat last Saturday to Speculation that BE night be postponed was stirred | iPuesday when a fierce blizzard lumped more than 14 inches of now on Winnipeg. However, foot. »all commissioner Sydney Halter | f aid the game must go on. stay alive "The game has to be played | The wind is expected to be from !heavy snow ind that's all there is to it." he wid Tuesday night. "I can't help t if the weather has an ill effect Pp the expected attendance. We! no! taken up The field here was covered by a larpaulin estimated to Ing 400 tons of snow underneath was reported in good condition However, practice fields had no such protection. Neither the! the game Bombers nor the Eskimos, who!in the United States arrived here by plane, were able to hold last-minute workouts. The weather 'at game time is expected to be cloudy with the possibility of snowflurries and a temperature of 15 to 20 degrees. the west at 15 miles If Eskimos win an hour might the Saturday afternoon. The other major Winnipeg cas- ualty is fullback Charlie Shepard, be carry-(who may be restricted to punt- Hard turf|ing by a hip injury Import halfback Ralph Pfeifer is expected to be back with Eski mos. He missed the first game because of the death of his father Edmonton's other first string halfback, Don Flynn, is suffering from a rib in- Jury A small crowd is expected due to the cold, difficulty in getting to the :tadium because of the and because of the superiority Bombers have shown! over Edmonton so far tiis vear |third game is scheduled here for Bombers have heaten Eskimos in all five games played, NIGHT By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Miami Beach, Fla. Charles (Sonny) Liston, 211, Philadelphia, stopped Ernie Cab, 211'4, Brook lyn, 8 San Jose, Calif, -- Kid Javel lana, 139, Manila, knocked out Joey Padilla, 134, San Jose, 7. Holyoke, Mass.--Dick 4i Vola, 125%, Boston, and Kid Chick, 124%, Westfield, Mass., drew, 8. Tokyo--Arsushi Fukumoto, Ja- pan, outpointed Masaji. Iwamoto, Japan, 10. Flyweights, FANCY WAISTC by Kilspendir of Scotland 8 SIMCOE N. ae Johnstons. (OSHAWA) LTD. FIGHTS LAST | 1 060 OATS 10.00 to 14.95 MILLWORK & BUILDING SUPPLIES RA 5-4511 1279 SIMCOE MN.