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Ee Alouettes Play | BILL FRANK '\Set Dates For [ais svt 4 S'tia'd),tetahORn™. nls H the league winner, Nov. 21, if|tmoit Red Wings of the : Toe ee ' 7 it's Calgary, Nov. 22.if it's Van-|Hockey League have returned Sudden-Death, Lions Bad B oy WFC Playoffs cave Stee time will be 2 p.m.|right winger Bob Ottawa, Nov. 7 is ' y | WINNIPEG (CP) -- Dates " and locations for semi - WHILE HAMILTON. (CP) Playoff Now A Charger and final --_ peg babes J "f : onferen' 2 dates for the Eastern Football : ~ Canadian Conference were announced] SAN DIEGO, Calif. (CP) --yofficials said. Signing by Charg- a 5 pe oT ectanione . a LASTS Thursday by Frank Gibson, pemkibvom ge eo gy of - the ers amounted only to the San| f°. aay : . EFC secretary -. treasurer. American League ap-|Diego team w: a dollar] *" ae pea, evo ravi lne| A swaden-eah ge betvienarenly won doa bate igh wih te NET. ah Tor al it pgmt sent aan wal ve] = REDUCED WAY DOWN LOW! coach with Quebec Rifles, new)\ontreal Alouettes and Ottawalwith a National Football League} player who was on both reserve i oa a a been entry in the semi-pro United|Rough Riders will be playediclub for Bill Frank, tackle dis-|lists. np gee CN ee wi Football League. Saturday, Nov. 7, at Ottawa. |missed. by British Colunibia} In Vancouver, general mana- iaved at the home of the other He's associated with two old) '1° ottawa wins, the first of ajrions, ger Herb Capozzi of the Lions oar eat 5 nage bed buddies--Sam Etchevyer/hrteliyo.came finaXseries between] Frank was signed by thelsaid he had been advised by the] * ig egg buddies--Sam Etcheverry, the|ine Rough Riders and Hamilton|chargers 'Thursday. He had|AFL commissioner that the| First game o sone former Alouette quarterback) ni or.Cats will be played the|peen dismissed earlier by thelleague had not-registered| three final will be played a who is head coach of the Rifles.) jigwing Saturday, Nov. 14, at/rions for bad conduct off the|Frank's new San Diego con-|home of the semi-final winner director, 'who' was, Trawick's| "2. |tield and waived out of the Ca-|tract, wit it's Calgary, or Regina, at , But if the Alouettes win, the nadian Football League. 'The euggension by Lions come|s ag 4 it vacua r on the Alouette line. gage is that Trawick has|22me Will be played against the) wit the Lions traded him tolafter Frank was convicted in|9 p.m. Nov. 15. Nov, 14, or ' never really been far from foot-| 2icats Saturday, Dallas of the National League,|court on a traffic charge and d game will be played ball even in retirement. He has|Sunday, Nov. 15, at Montreal)" beadeq instead for San|later became involved in a fra- itn bole Of the league wit 1963 CHE VROLET t > 0 t : \coached' amateur teams in the| depending on the outcome nest), 2. cas with another member of the| 14» Noy, 18 at 8 p.m. -DOOR , S$ -y.|area and one of his clubs, Lake-j¥ © © k of 3 an "intercollegiate San Diego officials said that|/B.C, team. ace' 2 SEDAN finished in lovely Autumn shore Alouettes. won a Cana-/84me. be) Frank was drafted by Dallas ; CONTINENTAL Bronze Metallic, Just spotless! dian intermediate title. The second game will bejand the Chargers in 1962 for] In Winnipeg, G. S. Halter, Ca- And he brings more than ajplayed Saturday, Nov. 21, &t/the 1963 season. He went to Cat*inadian Football League com- STEAM BATH "Serving Oshawa & Area Over 40 Years" This is the same Herb Tra-(little understanding to the job/Hamilton. i ada instead but he remained on|missioner, said Thursday in an Appointment for ies stos played il of lin in a league} East meets West in the Grey|poth their reserve lists. interview that the contract -be-| all, 726-2460 or, 728-3 where sr tyke rg oe : pod Cup classic Saturday, Nov. 28,) As there is no trade agree-|tween Frank and the Chargers rn 3 : twice. voted outstanding e-|son, about what Trawick got!at Toront>. ment between the CFL and|had not been approved by' the : 'as, } ree eo oe NFL there is nothing to stoplcommissioner of the American|*™™ * beaut. 140 Bond West LIMITED 725-6501 had his No. 56 sweater retired| the war. iq j either club from signing Frank,'Football League. as a tribute to his greatness. "They're like me when 1 Ch sler Co And it's the same Herb Tra-|came up in pro ball," he says. ry rp. 'wick who fought his way up|" know their problems." from a Pittsburgh slum, a Ne-| One problem is the danger gro who today grips hard-|that the players will squander Issues Protest earned security as a Montreal|their football earnings and be SS cn we armrotees On New Rules ~EMjOy yourselt..."take five" for fifty ale! that helped him on the way, he idn' : really isn't bitter. And he can't That didn't happen to Tra-| DETROIT (AP) -- Chrysler conceal a certain affection f0r|Qeaball pay inane ateibation| eee Saye At wil pul tL the game. agency. The truck-washing buS-ithe National Association of 'I _ was fortunate to be ableliness is a recent acquisition to play foothall and, because of ; - |Stock Car Automobile Racing it, to be exposed to opportuni- He'd probably like to be able|competition next year unless ties," he says. '"'As long as I to devote more time to coach-|the group changes or suspends am healthy, I don't intend to|!ne yore: hg burden of busi-isome new rules. H lose the opportunities I have|M@SS interests, : In a letter to the association been given." But with a wife, son andjChrysler said the new rules will . daughter at home in suburbanj"'arbitrarily eliminate from COACHES RIFLES. LINE St. Laurent and another daugh-|NASCAR competition the finest And so, while running a busy|ter at college in the U.S., Herb|performance cars on the 1964 distribution agency and a|Trawick is not going to let go circiit, including the car of the trucking business--a couple of| of enterprises that spell secur-|grand national champion," firms that employ 60 people at' ity," driven br Richard Petty. The rules that have Chrysler --one of two major automobile BRIEF manufacturers to sponsor rac- ing teams--in a huff are the raising of the minimum wheel TOP MONEY WINNERS | gow between Johnny Devison of|04S¢ from 116 to 119 inches and DUNEDIN, Fla. (AP) -- Ar-|Glace Bay, N.S. and Jack the use of production design en- nold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus| Burke of Saint John for the va-|#nes. continued only a few hundred|cant Canadian bantamweight| This would eliminate Ohrys- dollars apart this week in their|title. The announcement was/ler's 426-cubic inch HEMI en- battle for professional golf's|made here by federation Secre-|gine. Also, it would disqualify money crown. Palmer led the|t@ry-Treasurer Tim Sullivan. |Ford's new high-tise engine. list of top 10 money winners | "Under these A rules the released Monday by the U.S.|- BOXER DIES equipment run on NASCAR Professional' Golfers Associa-| LUSAKA, Zambia (AP)--Pro-|tracks in 1965 will be inferior tion, with winnings of $111,703.|fessional boxer Bonif Mau|'® the best the automotive in- Nicklaus was second with $111,-Inau died in hospital Monday| (US's, °af, produce for this pur- 384, followed by Bill Casper Jr.,|_4 oo vonday! nose," said the letter from with $87,353. after collapsing in a bout|Romney Householder, director against Zambian lightweight/of competitive products from NAMED PLAYER MANAGFR champion Fix Nielemanda at|Chrysler. . RICHMOND, Va. (AP)--New|Kitwe Sunday night. He was| The letter was directed to York Yankees have qitaken to ital after collaps-/NASOAR president Bill France Werdi, manager at Fort|!né in the third round and never|of Daytona Beach, Fla., who re- Lauderdale, Fia., during the|"ecovered consciousness. plied: last season, as player - mana- "The 1965 NASCAR specifica- ger of the Richmond Virginians| TAYLOR BUYS HORSES {tions were designed to provide of baseball's International; LONDON (CP)--Seven thor-|fair competition among all 1965 League. He succeeds Prestonjoughbred yearlings, among 11|American standard - sized pro- Gomez, who recently signed as|purchased by Toronto indus-|duction automobiles. @ coach with Los Angeles Dodg-|trialist E. P. Taylor, will be| "If the Chrysler Corporation ers. flown to Toronto Monday by/|feels that its standard 426-cubic chartered aircraft. Geonge|inch automobiles are not compe- "ott om FIGHT _|Blackwal, "who 'manages io|tive wit comparable size cars| Make your next ale Canada's fastest growing ale--Labatt's 50 Ale--we think you'll like itt of other American manufactur- lessional Box-jain, said 10 of the 11 yearlings|ers, then I would be the last ing Federation has sanctioned|were obtained at the Newmar-|to criticize Chrysler for its with- an Oct. 31 bout at New Glas-'ket auction last week + drawal from NASCAR racing." ENJOY CANADIAN PRO FOOTBALL ON TV-BROUGHT TO YOU BY LABATT'S » Let's Keep That Car Moving! ONE GIFT WORKS MANY We Need Your Financial Support WONDERS . . . GIVE ; : To Enable the : THE UNITED WAY ge +e _ Greater Oshawa Community Chest i To Reach It's Objective of . . . ° 4 1h teal ' att ee WN ta ose ~)«d Remember .. . Your Gift Could Be One of Those That Will Mean the : Difference between Success naeail ' and Failure! im. jt! TT ardoool TT Faofne! TT Feadnel 1 fasta! 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