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THE inesday, , 1962 PALMER TIRED OUT 20 OSHAWA TIMES, Wed: July 25, MONTREAL (CP) --Arnold : Palmer is passing up the Ca- IT'S NOT NEWS! . nadian Open because he is tired, tournament Co-ordinator, Larry O'Brien said Monday. Palmer, currently one of the id ° world's top golfers, told O'Brien| J 1 Oodac he is "physically and mentally : exhausted' after winning the) % British Open. Despite the loss of Palmer, the field in the Canadian Open Men's Wear Ltd. & e e e * : starting Thursday at Montreal's| Z 1Z Laval-Sur-le-Lac club will be one of the strongest in the tour- nament's history, with South By JACK SULLIVAN officials had pulled a boner on quarter and four Blue Bombers) He said that a Toronto player) lAfrien's Gary ive and US. Press Sports Editor|a late-game play that had de-|were on top of it in seconds. had not been given yards by ¥lopen champion Jack Nicklaus thering in a) Lew Hayman was relaxed!prived Tiger-Cats of a touch- Grant was right on top of the pong gt hada a roe fo the| among the entries. and jovial i other night. The}down that would have given idn't Toronto Argonaut managing dithem the conest. Even Hay-\Riy whose all i was, The se Argonaut loose, from joked it FIRST PRO WIN rector had every reason to belman, who has coached and\jior official in that game--Hec\*"@ Bill Ceretti had picke' in a talkative mood. managed football teams for 30/\crighton of Toronto -- ruled it|4P and run for a touchdown. : bag! hae peg aed erp 'ck ca» tee wae a pono know what/Toronto's ball as they woul The Winnipeg hollering was Wak. won te 910,000 women's! watch an exhibition football) «yoy must remember one arth -- ped oor loud and long after that game eastern open golf tournament) P */Hayman didn't say much at the|with a 54-hole total of 226. Miss, game between Argonauts andithing" he said. "The officials Hamilton Tiger-Cats, It meant| must' act fast, whether they are|. Grant's month-long status aSitime, except to comment that Englehorn, winning her first, : 've gi : fessional tourna ment, fin-| something like $60,000 in the tilll right or wrong. They've 'got to|# Pariah in Winnipeg was made... wore judgement calls. phen go DP caeoval: nar 181 an besides, Arr; certain a couple of plays later roe the Ticats glee - --, Peas judgment and), yhen he called bank & Doniber What else could the winner|Sunday to take first - prize| Lew was happily, watching That's all very well. Hayman-| |touchdown, say? money of $1,450. pond fans moving towards the and even F oa § Jim Trimble! ing I pelts Sere at and other Tiger ~ Cat officials, game that doesn't mean a thing could afford to shrug this one A off because the result didn't} Ss SALE STARTS THURS. 9 A.M. JULY 26th Men's ond Boys summer wecr reduced from 20% to 50% just in time for Holiday fun. --, your wardrobe now with the latest fabrics, smartest fashion styles - ond SAVE $$$$. It's a "once-c-yeer" event thet really deserves looking 'into. Shop early for finest selections! "~~, Tropical save t/ UP TO $20.00 ; |pened in regular league wee just think of the prospects when| the screaming would have been} the club gets down to the seri-| something fierce and, sooner or ous business of trying to win the later, commissioner Sydney Hal-| Eastern Conference title. "You know," Hayman said,\tet of Winnipeg would have to) "game officials have just as|SteP? in. much responsibility as the play-| Lew vividly remembers an- ers to provide entertainment forjother day 25 years ago when the fans. And you've got to ad-|an official made a couple of mit that football is entertain-'dubious calls in a Toronto Ar- ment. igonaut-Winnipeg Blue Bomber "We (meaning managing di-|Grey Cup final. Hayman was rectors, general managers andjcoach of that Argo team and 60 on of Canadian clubs) work] then, as now, Argos got the| hard to get the players who will| lbreaks and'won by the narrow- get hay bag field and givejest of margins, 4-3. spectators their money's worth. 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