The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

At the games played. athlet4s and funs vbservet « Srinute of silence in memory of President Kennedy, There was no televi- ry coverage of games in the 12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, November 25, 1963 Large Number Sports Events Are Cancelled By THE CANADIAN PRESS A heavy sports schedule was ,|\Ottawd Wins Game But Tiger-Cats Are. 5. Most U.S. race tracks stopped © their programs Friday when news of the assassination came. Only Pimlico ran a program Saturday. : ' HAMILTON (CP) -- Hamil- ton Tiger-Cats made several changes this year, but the net result was the. same--the East- ern Football Conference cham- pionship. Under rookie head coach players new to the club since) 1962, Tiger-Cats clinched the EFC title Sunday by winning the two-game total-points final! 63-35 over Ottawa Rough Rid-| ers. Tiger-Cats lost Sunday's game 35-18, but were coasting on a} 45-0 score run up the previous! week in the opening game at Ottawa. | lin the first quarter. Ralph Sazio, and sporting nine|ended a_ second scori Still Easts Champs scored first Sunday, fullback Dave Thelen powering over from the nine-yard line midway Riders kept the pressure on, but quarterback Russ Kackson ng threat in the first quarter when . he fumbled inside the Hamilton 10- yard line. Tiger-Cats recovered the fum- ble and moved to a touchdown} in six plays, halfback Willie| Bethea running 40 yards on a) reverse play for the score. | The first quarter ended 7-7 and Roughriders held a 14-7 lead at half time. drastically trimmed during the The American team pulled out weekend in-memory of United States President John F. Ken- nedy, assassinated Friday at Dallas, Tex, _ No sports contests will be held in the United States today as funeral services are held for the president, The surviving weekend sports included three of the four sched- uled National Hockey League games, a full schedule of seven National Football League games, six of the scheduled eight American Hockey League games and both Canadian Foot- ball League finals, of the horse show at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair at Tor- onto and lost the team cham- pionship to West Germany as * Cancelath 1 : inctudan 'an ions also the Detroit at Boston NHL game |\Sunday, two AHL games at 3 falo and the entire Western Hockey League schedule. 4 GOEGAN SENT DOWN | DETROIT (CP) Detroit Red Wings have sent 29-year- old defenceman Pete Goegan their Pittsburgh farm club the American Hockey League, -- + Cosentino and Joe Zuger in the second quarter. Cosentino played most of the rest of. the game at quarterback. Rough Riders enjoyed a big statistical edge. They had 23 first downs, 10 more than Tiger- Cats, on 313 yards rushing and 190 yards passing. Hamilton rushed for 158 yards and had seven complete passes in 14 at- tempts, good for 92 yards. Nebraska In Orange Bowl a: FRONT-END It was Tiger-Cats' third EFC) Thelen and Jackson scored) ALIGNMENT 95 MOST CARS PHONE 728-6221 which brought the Lions their first Western Football Confer- ence championship and a a) YIPPEE ! Dennnis does a victory war whoop in the Vancouver dress- ALL CARS JOH a8 EAN "Visualiner"' for SPECIAL sso om SGENERAL TIRE Li OF OSHAWA 728-6221 berth in the Grey Cup final. Note the appropriate back- drop ! --(CP Wirephoto) Tackle Lonnie ing room, following B.C, Lions' victory on Saturday, over Saskatchewan Roughriders, 9 5 4 4 534 RITSON RD. S. 2 6 7 7 7 TAMBLYN PRE-WINTER SALE Houston Boston Buffalo New York Western San Diego Oakland Kansas City Denver PREFERRED ATTENTION PAUL ISTOW 728-9474 EALTOR A For Grey Cup VANCOUVER (CP) -- British \Columbia Lions announced Sun-|S!X_ Pa day night that almost one-third lations in respect to the late|of the Empire Stadium playing|/ond-quarter pass that Fleming \field will be returfed for Satur-|took in a basketball jump with "lday's Grey Cup football game. Alan Ayre, vice-president of scheduled|the club, said the $8,000 job title in a row and seventh in|two touchdowns each for Ot NE WYORK (AP) -- Most of ' ' a but a few games were played |Grey Cup final at Vancouver./by Moe Racine. : ; played. Tiger-Cats have won only two| Hamilton's touchdown's were One game settled an Orange vafia..108 5 converts, a 38-yard field goal|and its first Big Eight confer- last decade--1953 and 1957. and a single on a wide field/ence championship in 23 years SCORE FIRST ' e sr | Bernie Faloney, but) No, 9 Auburn trimmed Flor- . ear g I ] r rT lcoming the 45 - point deficit,;switched to substitutes Frank|ida State 21-15. Louisiana State | 7 FOOTBALL SCORES, STANDINGS = "Most major games 'were can. celled or postponed in respect ee, |No. 7 Alabama . e bia 36 : pane. : - : | (B.C. wins best-of-three West- Green Bay 0 304 16218) The entire schedule in the n veciaing ir ame Darl Ini jgames were played, 10 i University of Toronto 9 St. 0 248319 8/° e played, in the "4 ; 3 x |south, fiv »a| Francis Xavier 15 Los Angeles 4 0159 283 8 ive in the Midwest, two San Francisco 2 football scene, British Columbia|Hamilton Tiger-Cats. It will be) Lions and Riders split the two)Joe Kapp worked his pass re-|ottawa 35 Hamilton 18 East Division Lions this week take aim on the|the Lions' first Grey Cup gamejearlier games in the final, Lions|ceivers, fullback Nub Beamer|('Total-point Eastern final 63-35) yas aig Hag F AP nally went under the paw Sat-| The deciding game of the) The crowd Saturday was 25,-| Touchdowns were scored by Chicago 17 Pittsburgh 17 5 5 1233 25011 4 5 1208 287 9 crippled end to a long playoff|out of gas. est of the season at a time when|kicked by Peter Kempf on three G'e Calgary Stampeders in the two-| A fumbled snap and two pass single for Saskatchewan. Washington 13 Philadelphia 10 the muddy Defeat Giants Its" condit- National League ! ete : , ® . . | barring a major change in Van- i Lonlet Pimlico Futurity | Third Field 3 0337 222 16 for the Grey Cup kickoff at 1 p.|St. Louis 5 3 2260223 14 Cardinals rode the defensive|10-length victory over favored) 'aver New York Giants Sunday; It was the featured race on . first place in the National Foot-| The Cardinals' triumph was)012.50 top purse, paying $8.40 scheduled, two days after the|to ride Quadrangle, said he did should be completed at noon League postponed its four-game! dent. |be dried by machines. from some quarters over the|ahead of Bupers. Breakspur|team that a test section will be with a season high of 36,465 at| jbrought in in flat sections and Forbes Field for the Chicago-| jsecured with tape. Lions will Set New Marks 48,555 at Los Angeles for the W s "fa: Rams-Baltimore clash. gh = g ers he ; el t tin National Exhibition. will engage |workmen around the clock for top cond in = east 4 peice' Joan of Montreal set a Cana- ing Dallas Cow +17. | di i i x & boys 27-17. Thejdian open and native middle-|. 04 i, Sireed tie. Ayre said Lions are working 110 years. They meet British Co-ltawa, The other went to Ron|the college football stadiums in Grey Cups, in the six times|scored by Bethea and Tommy) ow! berth. goal attempt. by defeating No. 6 Oklahoma Rough Riders, faced with an |tripped Tulane 20-0 and Tennes- & | By THE CANADIAN PRESS | Washington 3 8 0225291 6)to the late President Kennedy. O '@ | C O i 10] } S SATURDAY |Philadelphia 2 8 1195 289 5) -- of the top 10 teams were| " " | Canadian League Western Conference not schduled: No. 1 Texas, No. 9 lern final 2-1) 0 220 239 10|East, Big Ten and far west Big Detroit VANCOUVER (CP) -- Their) Lions go after the big prizejovercoming a 26-point deficit injlead before the game was 20 SUNDAY 9 0157322 4 in the far west and one in the Grey Cup. lsince joining the Western Con-|winning 19-7 at Regina and Rid-|and double-threat Willie Flem- National League 6 4 021122712 urday afternoon, losing' 36-1 to|best - of - three Western Confe|603, held down by rain to game/Beamer, Fleming, Ron Morris| qj \er.4a 97 Dallas 17 trial for the Prairie club. They had survived that far|Lions were capping their most'field goals and three converts, Minnesota 34 Detroit 31 game, total-points semi - finallinterceptions set up a 9-1 B.C.| No one from e'ther team gave American League dium as an excuse. 2 Eastern Conference s Ld 'couver's wet weather any na-|New York Tie For First 3 0 82 104 16 BALTIMORE (AP) -- Willie work of Larry Wilson, Joe Robb| Breakspur Saturday in the $176,-| and moved into a triple tie with|the only horse racing card in| ball League's Eastern Confer-|President Kennedy. the top upset on a seven-game /$4 and $3.60, assassination of President Ken-|not want to because of his grief| Wednesday if the experiment 's program. Breakspur, with Bob Ussery| Ayre told reporters at a cock- decision to play, packed prong Pg $3.80 and $2.80 while Bup-|set up with a base of hot sand Pittsburgh game and the larg- scrimmage on the new sod to Cleveland Browns moved into jtwo days, returfing the muddy ardinals, Browns and Giants| weight weight-lifting record Sat- ljumbia Lions Saturday in the Stewart, All five were converted|(he U-S. were closed Saturday they have played for it in the|Grant. Don Sutherin kicked both} No. 10 Nebraska won the spot Sazio started first-string quar-|29-20 at Lincoln, lalmost impossible task of over-|terback see whipped Kentucky 19-0, |Saskatchewan 1, British Colum-| Chicago 1 1233 106 19|5, Navy, No. 3 Mississippi and Atlantic Bowl 0 261218 8|5iX Was put off. In all, only 18 Minnesota 5 i i ; southwes last western foe dashed from th |here next Saturday against/the second game. minutes old and. quarterback Canadian League American League at Saskatchewan Roughriders fi-|ference in 1954 ers winning 13-8 at Vancouver.|ing for the rest of the points. Bt Louis 24 New Vork 17 5 5 1261187 11 Lions in a game that spelled al-ernce final found Riders plainly|time, and, ironically, the small-|and Bill Lasseter, with 12 points) ~ en Bay 28 San Francisco 10 with a miraculous victory over|successful season. Martin Fabi kicked a 45-yard|L0S Angeles 17 Baltimore 16 s St. Louis Cards re Empire Sta- All games postponed. | . . Quadrangle Wins | Will Returf ion was the worst in years, and WLT FAPt tural improvement is not likely| Cleveland 3 0 269 217 16 NEW YORK (AP)--St. Louis|Hartack rode Quadrangle to a) and Sam Silas to a 24-17 victory|250 Pimlico Futurity. | the Giants and -Cleveland. for|the United States after cancel-| ence. Quadrangle took the $110, NFL program that went on as| Willie Shoemaker, nedy. The American Football/over the slaying of the presi |suecessful, If not, the field will Despite vigorous protests|up, finished second, 344 lengths|tail party honoring the Lions turned out for the NFL games,|ers paid $4. |jcovered by three inches of sod est crowd since opening day,| |see how it stands up to punish- : ment. If all goes well, the Pacific the three-way deadlock for the) TORONTO (CP) -- Pierre St. area between the hashmarks all are 8-3. Pittsburgh still is injurday when he hoisted 2741%4/_ the running at 6-3-2. pounds in. the two-hand snatch Steelers remained in conten-|event. tion by holding Western Divi-| Competing in the Central sion-leading Chicago Bears to a) Young Men's Christian Associ- 17-17 'tie. The Bears are 9-1-1,/ation weight-lifting champion- compared with 9-2 for the de-|ships, St..Jean also set a Cana- fending champion Green Bay/dian native record in the clean- Packers, who beat San Fran-|and-jerk when he lifted 36434 p.m. EST) Saturday. Pittsburgh 8 8 8 6 The field was good to Flem-| Dallas 3 8 0231 296 6 ing, he carried the ball seven times for 51 yards and caught sses for 112 yards, His touchdown, first of the game, came on a 48-yard sec- TOWNSHIP OF position of DOG CONTROL OFFICER. Applicants to provide suitable mals impounded by \defender Gene Wlasiuk, then ran 30 yards in spectacular fash- ion to the end zone. care of ani A li pected. Applications to be sealed and Catcher". Y Columbus, Ontario, November 19th, 1963. in conjunction with the exhibi- tion, and the exhibition will foot) the bill. If the returfing plans don't work out, two drying ma- chines will be placed under the HELP WANTED -- TOWNSHIP DOG CATCHER Applications will be received at The Township Office, Colum- bus, Ontario, until December 10th, 1963, for the combined to apply in writing and state remuneration, ex- EAST WHITBY OFFICER and DOG POUND accommodation for, and the the Dog Control Officer. marked "Application for Dog GEORGE FARNCOMB, Clerk Township of East Whitby, Columbus, Ontario. CONTINUES ALL THIS WEEK SPECIAL VALUES . VITAMIN AND MINERAL CAPSULES 6.87 3.79 VI-MIN- AN EXTRA 30 DAYS SUPPLY With the purchase of 90 CAPSULES -- 120 DAYS SUPPLY tarpaulin. "SILENT SAFETY" |BAND AID JOHNSON'S PLASTIC STRIPS 1.49 Value oor YGe LISTERINE 1.08 DEODORANT 87: i] AN : Comp. Value 1.25 4 Comp. WINTER CLEAT WHY SHOULD YOU HAVE EXTRA WHEELS? The answerissimple...and yet, important. Every year, thousands of motorists have their regular tires removed and have special winter tires mounted. What they don't realize is this: each time snow tires are installed, you risk injury to the vital air-seal that lies between the rim and the tire. By mounting your snow tires on their own special wheels, you wi!l be minimizing tire injury twice a year. You'll enjoy greater convenience, too, Because it's certainly easier and faster to switch wheels, complete with tires, twice a year, than to change tires, a | A 6 RRR NNE BRAND NEW NYLON cisco '49ers 28-10 as quarter-/pounds. back Bart Starr returned to ac-| John Lewis of Belleville' set tion, a middle - heavyweight snatch' In other games, Los Angeles} record of 28914 pounds and a na- won its fourth in six games by|tive record when he lifted 364%4 edging Baltimore on Danny Vil-\pounds in the clean-and-jerk lanueva's third - quarter fie!ld/event. goal, Minnesota Vikings edged| He also. set a Canadian ne-| Detroit 34-31 and Washington'tive record when he lifted a to- Redskins defeated Philadelphia/tal of 960 pounds in the compe- 13-10. tition. NOTICE TO ALL EX-SERVICE MEN WOMEN AND DEPENDENTS All ex-service personnel and their dependents are invited to take advantag of a FREE LEGION SERVICE W. R. BUCK Assistant Secretary, Service Bureau, Toronto LEGION HALL, BRANCH NO. 43 Wednesday, Nov. 27th FROM 2:00 TO 5:00 P.M. Value 1.09 VICKS' Vapor Rub AGAROL DE-VILBISS VAPORIZER JOHNSON & JOHNSON BABY TALCUM 62c A.S.A. Yanes =» Be Miss Clairol tt, 1.43 CREST 89: 17 sa wi 75¢ SNOW TIRES THE GENERAL TIRE "MUD & SNOW" GENERAL GEN ERAL TIRE TIRE OF OSHAWA A DIVISION OF GENERAL TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY OF CANADA LTD. 534 RITSON RD. S. PHONE 728-6221 OPEN 8:00 A.M. - 6 P.M. MONDAY TO SATURDAY | TOOTH PASTE 53 Tamblyn Tissues 2 « 49¢ 69c VALUE SHOPPING CENTRE OSHAWA PHONE 728-5101 SUPERIOR FINANCE Also from 7:00 p.m. to completion of business ; .. to give skilled advice on Veteran's Benefits. Any- one with question on war disability pension, War Veteran's Allowance (Burnt-Out Pension ., . Treat- ment or Hospital care is urged to call or write to MR. C. A, BRISEBOIS, Business Manager of Royal Canadion Legion, Branch 43, 90 Centre Street Oshewa, who will arrange an appointment. 725-6541 17 Simcoe St. N. Open daily to 5:30 p.m. Wednesday to 8:00 p.m. Other Evening by appointment Seturdeys until 12 noon 6 KING STREET EAST OSHAWA | PHONE 723-3143 .