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\|shape. The Eskimos have '|Winnipeg Blue Bombers at Ed- Alouettes Defending By THE CANADIAN PRESS Montreal Alouettes and Ed- monton Eskimos each will try to prove tonight they are the most improved club in the Canadian Football League. The Alouettes, a distant third in the Eastern Conference standings, have only won two of seven starts but one of them was an 11-6 win in Vancouver Saturday night over last sea- son's Grey Cup champion Brit- ish Columbia Lions. Edmonton also has lost five games but 'the Eskimos have won their last three starts and the club coached by Neill Arm- strong is determined to catch a playoff berth in the Western Conference. Both clubs are in prime rested since their 30-25 win over monton eight days ago. The 7 a a. " Www kicked a field goal, a single and a convert. Peter Kempf, making his first start in three years on offence, booted two field goals for the Lions. The difference between the teams was quarterback Bernie Faloney who clicked on 20 of 34 forward attempts for 276 yards. The touchdown march -- 15 yards in eight plays--was high- lighted by a i7-yard forward to end Larry Tomtinson and a 12- yard forward to flanker Terry Evanshen. Before 15,114 fans at Taylor Field in Regina, Calgary de- feated Saskatchewan by scor- ing a touchdown with 28 sec- onds to go. Roughriders had taken a 12-8 lead with less than four minutes to go. hampions ! REMEMRER WHEN ...1 1T7AP --=w" FY wd before 20,658 at Winnipeg was marked by five fumbles, a rash of Ottawa penalties and several dropped passes by Rough Rider end Ted Watkins. Fullback Art Perkins counted |@y THE CANADIAN perce | Gat Woud set a world's motor boat speed record 33 years ago today--in 1932-- as his Miss America X sped over the measured mile at Algonac, Mich., at 124.86 m.p.h. The boat, with four engines yielding 7,800 horse- power, was the world's first to exceed 200 kilometres an hour. The speed record lasted five years, until Mal- colm Campbell's Bluebird boat was rea'y. the Winnipeg touchdowns, both on one-yard plunges, to climax 85-yard Bomber drives that be- gan after Ottawa_ singles. Tackle Norm Winton kicked a field goal and two converts. The Bombers' other points came on a safety touch. The Ottawa touchdown was scored by. halfback Bo Scott. Tackle Moe Racine kicked the convert and a field goal, Half- back Bill Cline booted two singles, L Team No. 4, 3, Bluffers 3, Norris's 3, X-Rays 3, Kaymar 1, Puffers) OSHAWA BOWLING PLAZA FAMILY DOUBLES Standing -- Blimps Boston Boxer, | 29, Loses Life BOSTON (AP)--Willie (Pine- apple) Stevenson, the Boston Negro welterweight who wouldn't let the doctors make him quit the prize ring, died in hospital here Saturday of brain injuries suffered in a bout a week ago. He was 29. A professional boxer since 1954, he had a congenital eye defect which caused the Massa- chusetts Boxing Commission to He had been fighting in Europe and had let it lapse. But: Stevenson refused to ac- cept the ruling. The doctors at least relented, and Stevenson was cleared for his bout last Saturday with Ros- coe (Go-Go) Gregory. He is believed the - second U.S. boxer to die this year. Jerry Como was fatally injured in a bout at Youngstown, Ohio, Jan, 13. Stevenson was knocked down three times in the Gregory bout, the fight was stopped in the refuse to re-issue his licence. sixth round, 4, i $4, Hebjojs 3,) Team 'No. 7, 1, Team No. % 1 Lucky | Hy 1 Hideaways 0 and Clippers 0. | 165) pag Ae 705 (243, 254, 208); Peggy Branton| Ed, 600 Leslie 787 (271, 251,| ten Rae 732 (254, 244, 234); Art| 200); Doug. Pelow 696 (227, 241,/ 228); Art Bryant, 686 (235, 245, 226); | Herold Creamer, Morrison 682 (233, 679 (284); Lily ay Ys (262, 260); Norm | Mooney 662 (235, 271); | (22% 260); Oscar Morrison 647 (221, 258); | ore (335); Madeline! , 938); Dave Bowler! Ethel Tonkin 651) im Huxtable 636 (226, 214); Stu Camp-| Ji Watkins dropped three first- jen 633 (241, 212); Dave Peebles 625 (207,| down passes but the most im-| 221)} Glen Swindells 618 (206, 245); John| Norris 614 (267); Harry Feyle 614 (209,| portant one was a 20-yarder)230); Phyills Barkley 613 (221, 214); Lor-| Second - string quarterback Jerry Keeling played the entire! game for the Stampeders in| with three minutes left to play) jand Ottawa on a drive. raine Peebles 611 (240, 214); Nan Bennet) 610, (230, 215); 224); |Currelt 600 (281), Norma Norris 610 (227,! Peagie Fayle 606 (304) and Tom ver 200 -- Jean Allin 264, Ab. Burr ALUMINUM AWNINGS PORCH ENCLOSURES STORM-SCREEN 'ALUMINUM OSHAWA | FREE PARKING Alouettes looked great in their win over the Lions. "They just overwhelmed us," said coach Dave Skrien of Brit. ish Columbia after the Satur- day night game. Coach Jim Trimble of Mont- real said the club was starting a rush that would carry it to | no, Al. Hardsand 253, 213, Clare Hard-| sand 243, Art Taylor 232, 215, Harry Keys| beg Isabell Hubbell 228, 206, Hugh Hutche-| |son 228, Bill Tonkin 226, Roly Arnold 223, |George Sheridan 224, Clarke Hubbell 223, |Jack McIntosh 223, Wilf, Anthony 220, | Jack Neate 216, Joyce Monaghan 215, ine Wight 214, Audrey Keys 214, Marg. Fergus Takes 'Eastern Crown urrell 212, Thelma Leslie 208, Vera CORNWALL (CP) -- Fergus Mcintosh' 204 and Inge Nugent 200, \Thistles won the Eastern Can-| HUMORESQUE BLIND LEAGUE the Grey Cup final. ja single for the Stampeders. Some shuffling in the stand- Saskatchewan points came on|ada Senior B lacrosse final Sat-| High bowler for this week was Pat Mc-| jurday night with a 17-8 victory |¢ Caanall, (121-129) 250, foilowed by Harold/ ings resulted from other week-|@ touchdown by end Jim Wor- ateman, (91-152) 243; Ada McDonough, end games. iden, a convert and a field goal|over Cornwall Wildcats, Fergus) (i246), 168. Fredo. Whi te, 77481) 138 and Calgary Stampeders vaulted |by Jack Abendschan and altook the best-of-three final two|W™. Brown, (27-62) 107. place of injured Eegie Day, . DOORS-WINDOWS SCORE FOR CALGARY Flanker Bobby Taylor aids Frank Budd scored touchdowns for Calgary. Larry Robinson booted one convert and a single. Jim Furlong also kicked! paid WINDOWS CMHC ACCEPTED FLEXALUM SIDING JALOUSIES Reglazing end re-screening Aluminum door end Window Inserts Vera Siblock, 'TIMBER! Bob Curington, *28) of Toronto Argonauts, . goes hurtling over Angelo + Mosca (68) of Hamilton 'Ti-Cats Hand Argos Eighth Straight Loss By JIM CRERAR TORONTO (CP) -- Hamilton Tiger-Cats are all alone on top of the Eastern Football Confer- ence again, thanks to Winnipeg|t Blue Bombers and another in- ept performance by Toronto Argonauts. Hamilton handed Toronto its eighth defeat in a row Sunday, a 334 whipping, to regain un- disputed possession of first lace in an interlocking game 4 Winnipeg. The Ticats came through with their customary standout de- fensive performance in record- ing their sixth victory against two losses. Ottawa now has five wins in seven starts. The loss left Toronto in last ce in the EFC, four points yehind Montreal Alouettes who scored a surprise 11-6 victory @ver British Columbia Lions Saturday night in Vancouver. The Als. have a chance to pad their margin tonight when they take on the Eskimos in Ed-) monton. The Ticats' offence again left something to be desired, pro- ducing only two touchdowns against the winless Argos. But Hamilton got two more touch- downs from its vaunted de- fence, both of them on pass in- terceptions. The Ticats' defen- sive backfield, led by Garney Henley, made the afternoon miserable for 22,854 Argonaut fans and Toronto quarterback Peter Liske. *Liske completed only six of 28-passes--and -had ---fourinter- cepted. The Ticats have picked off 21 enemy aerials so far this season. WHO can replace it in Soppwe? » We have in-shop and Mobile Service for Oshawa and the surrounding area. Guaranteed water tight 'Guaranteed top quality glass Guaranteed quick installation | Guaranteed good price Guaranteed correct trim seplacement JUST ASK YOUR INSURANCE CO. We also adjust door mechanisms, | seal water leaks, install and repair auto airconditioners and seat belts Speedy Auto Glass Limited 263 Simcoe St. S. Tiger-Cats and big Angelo winces, as he expects his rival to come crashing down, The action was at Henley, who batted down sev- eral of Liske's passing tries, snared one in the first quarter and ran the ball 26 yards into the end zone for Hamilton's first touchdown, Defensive back Billy Wayte came up with the other touch- down interception with just over a minute left in the game.| He caught the ball on his own 45-yard line, cut to the sidelines) and scampered 65 yards to} score. Quarterback Joe Zuger got the other two Hamilton touch- downs. Ticat coach Ralph Sazio who normally alternates Zuger and Frank Cosentino at quarter- back, left Zuger in for the en- tire game. CNE Stadium in Toronto on Sunday afternoon, when Hamilton won the EFC game 33-0, four after guiding Hamilton on a 46-yard march. The rest of the Tiger-Cat points came on a single by Zuger from the Toronto 37 that opened the scoring in the first quarter, a 35-yard field goal and a convert by Don Sutherin in the second quarter, and a pair of bewildering safety touches in the fourth quarter. The Argos conceded the safety touches within 38 sec- onds of each other. Behind 17-0, the Argos yielded| the points in favor of keeping the ball and starting out again from their own 25. Considering they got over the midfield stripe only four times all after- noon, and couldn't penetrate ZUGER GOES OVER He scored his first touchdown) early in the second quarter on) a rollout from the Toronto eight} after a 39-yard drive, helped) along by passes to Tommy Grant and Stan Crisson. lover two minutes to play. He} got it on a keeper from the into Hamilton territory until) ithe second half, the choice was} jpretty much an academic one anyway. pers About the only satisfaction) Toronto fans had was seeing) Hamilton tackle Bronco Nagur-| ski tossed from the game in} a punch. That cost the Ticats! 25 yards in Penalties. That's when it's cooler th crowded.. Broadway is bright with and old hits.. is in swing--it's the ti New York is wide awake and excite you! j .the shopping's great::; . the pro football season when the whole wonderful world of For details, Autumn is the time to be in New York ere and less AIR CANAD new shows me of year 7.15 a.m. to entertain 5.55 p.m. jafter jarring collisions. TORONTO AS MANY AS 8 TIMES A DAY -- AND THAT'S MORE OFTEN THAN ANY OTHER AIRLINE! 28 One-Way Economy Here's when we go: 1.40 p.m. (except Sat.) past Saskatchewan Roughriders) into first place in the WFC with) a 15-12 win over the Riders in Regina Saturday night. Saskat- chewan is in second place, one point behind Calgary. Winnipeg jumped into third place, one point back of Sas- katchewan, after a 19-12 win over Ottawa Roughriders. The Bombers are one point ahead of the Lions and four in front of Edmonton in the five-team WFC but Winnipeg has played one game more than both, GRAB FIRST PLACE Ottawa, before its loss to Winnipeg, was even with Ham- ilton Tiger-Cats with 10 points atop the Eastern Conference. But the Ottawa loss, combined with Hamilton's 33-0 win over Toronto Argonauts, put Ticats first and Ottawa second. At Vancouver before a crowd of 31,634 paying fans it was a battle of the defences between Montreal and British Columbia. Three Lions and six Alouettes had to be helped from the field The only touchdown of the game was scored by fullback J. W. Lockett of Montreal who dove over from the B.C. one. 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