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18 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, October 8, 1964 EXPAND PROGRAM Injury-Prone Bombers Kid Amateur Football By IRA DRYSDALE WINNIPEG Nagel: on nipeg Blue Bom! camp is no place for wound-licking. Play: ers too battered or sore to go helping amateur football. George Coroneos, assistant general of the West- ern Football Conference club, i unique on a small per years this year, as the team's list of disabled grew alarmingly long, so did the amateur football as- sistance program. The result is that the ama- teurs are benefitting from the miseries of the last-place pro team. Coroneos, a native of Nor- walk, Conn., discussed the pro- gram while 'it was, in full swing --with seven Bombers on the sidelines. The idea is simply to 'help the kids," he said, suggesting that the Bombers are not par- ticularly hopeful of ending up with a o, array of native talent as result of the pro- gram. The gap between amateur and professional football in Canada has widened in the last two years, and it's becoming increasingly difficult for a boy to. take the step 'into the pro game unless he has exceptional ability PLAYERS ROTATE The way the assistance pro- gram operates is to have the disabled players rotate, visiting different schools. and football clubs, teaching their specialty. One such teacher was quar- terback - linebacker Brian Palmer, 24, who played high school and junior football here himself before becoming a pro. Another was Steve Patrick, Brantford Bisons Enter Jr. Finals BRANTFORD (CP) Brant- ford Bisons defeated Sarnia Knights 12-6 Wednesday night to advance to the Ontario Rugby Football Union junior finals. The Bisons won the two-game, total - point series 28-13, They meet Windsor AKO in the finals with the opening game in Wind- sor next Monday. Len Dostal and Walter Eves scored unconverted touchdowns for Brantford. Ken Walker got the Sarnia touchdown. The Knights lost the opening game of the series at home last Sunday 16-7. 32-year old tackle and middle guard, who is also a Liberal member of the Play-jlature for Assiniboia. oS, last vier, is another instructor. So is halfback George a pe Revere gg specia who was top point-getter in the conference a tackle Neil Thomas were also in the instruction program. The instruction is a continu- ing operation, with at least some of the injured players available at all times. It may offer little comfort to coach Grant, struggling ith replacements and trying to rebuild a once-great team into a contender, but there's at least some satisfaction in knowing the club is reaping good will. And it's always possible a new Gerry James will turn up| % one day as a r GETS NEW DEAL PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- Manager Gene Mauch, whose Philadelphia Phillies fin- ished in a tie for second place in|' the National League after blow-| % ing a 64-game lead in the last two weeks, was given a new two-year contract Monday. 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