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BP a reply wgoryene ewe 10. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, September 23, 1965 BOB SHAW ? 7? | Argo Success RESO SO Story Not So Successful won only eight of 28 games in 1963 and 1964 and now they had a guy who had led Saskat- chewan Roughriders into the Western Conference playoffs in those two years, No, said Managing Director Lew Hayman, Argos probably Toronto Argonauts out of yn rake the Grey Cup final ' essional football wilder: in 1965. Maybe, said Lew, they The date was Dec. 11. Shaw\Might hit the Eastern Confer- had won the head coaching job ence playoffs this year, Yes, he added, Argos should be a real {ied dl a seus contender in a couple of years, with enthusiasm. Argos had} Then, on Dec, 16, Shaw re- eed er ken tae CFL Contests On US. Video ers for more than an hour, There was no nonsense with him, At times he was careful, other times blunt and grim, 'HAMILTON (CP) Jake Gaudaur, general manager of Hamilton Tiger-Cats, and Lew Hayman, managing director of |) By JACK SULLIVAN Canadian Press Sports Editor Bob Shaw celebrated Christ- mas two weeks early last year.| signed a three-year contract a reported $20,000 a year a $5,000 annual bonus to have been getting worse--if that ha sible, There's no doubt that ball games, been going on for years and applies to Shaw discards, TICATS GET THREE Hamilton Tiger - Cats have their squad--halfback Gerry McDou- three 1965 Argos on gall and linemen Marty Marti Don Fuel, gate when the club doesn't pro- duce on the field, And Argos progressively s been pos- the panic button has been pushed in the Argo office. You can't ex- periment halfway through the season with a bunch of new players and expect to win foot- And, it is fact that other Ca- nadian clubs are well stocked with Argo discards, That has ello and Walt Radzick, And Ti- cats happen to be on top of the Eastern standings, Montreal Al- ouettes grabbed defensive back arr ads tira treeetinearaere een BRE ETE, TIES See tee OLD COUNTRY SOCCER SCORES LONDON (Reuters) -- Wed- nesday's soccer; INTER-CITIES FAIRS CUP First round, first leg Chelsea 4 Rome 1 ENGLISH LEAGUE CUP Sec round Blackpool 5 Gillingham 2 Bolton W 3 'Aldershot 0 Chesterfield 3 Bradford 0 Colchester. 2 Middlesbrough 4 Crewe Alex 1 Cardiff 1 Crystal P 0 Grimsby 1 Darlington 2 Swindon 1 Doncaster R 0, Burnley 4 Hull City 2 Derby 2 Leeds 4 Hartlepools 2 Leyton Or 0 Coventry 3 Man City 3 Leicester 1 Mansfield 2 Burmingham 1 Milwall 4 York City 1 Newcastle $3 Peterborough 4 Oldham 1 Portsmouth 2 Preston 1 Plymouth A 0 Reading 5 Southend 1 Rotherham U 2 Watford 0 Shrewsbury 1 Bristol City 0 Southampton $3 Rochdale 6 Stoke City 2-Norwich City 1 Sunderland 2 Sheffield U 1 West Brom 3 Walsall 1 Chesterfield 3 Bradford 0 Wrexham 1 Fulham 2 ENGLISH LEAGUE 8 Division IV Torquay 1 Southport 1 SCOTTISH LEAGUE CUP Quarter-finals, second leg it n- Allison Stars -- For Tyke Yanks Gary Allison sparkled on the mound and at the plate Wed- nenday night, to lead Legion Tyke Yankees to a 17-4 win over Orioles, and the Legion championship, The game was shortened to five innings by darkness, Allison tossed a no-hitter and cracked out three hits of his own ~-- two of them triples. Paul Osbourne also collected three hits, and Pete Taylor had two, Allison gave up three walks and fanned seven, while his team-mates committed three errors, Bobby Hill started on the mound for Orioles, and was relieved by Larry Horruzey in the fourth, The pair gave up 13 hits, allowed seven walks and fanned six batters, Orioles scored one. run in each of the first, second, fourth and fifth. Yankees' big innings were the second and fourth, They counted six in the second and followed up with eight runs two innings later. Their other runs came in the first with two and the fifth with one, TURN TO PAGE 19 Cassius Clay Asks WBA For Official Recognition CARSON CITY, Nev, (AP)-- Heavyweight boxer Cassius Clay asked the World Boxing Association Wednesday to re- instate him "to facilitate the clearing up of the dispute in the heavyweight division," Clay was stripped of his heavyweight' title 13 months ago for signing a return bout jcontract with Sonny Liston be- ifore their second fight, Still, he's generally recognized as heavyweight champion, Clay, whi fers the name of kl yp aol his|make such an application, request through his Louisville, The resolution calls for Clay Ky., lawyer in a telegram tolto meet former champion Floyd World Boxing Association pres: Patterson, while Terrell en- ident James Deskin of Las Vegas, Nev. "As far as the WBA is con- cerned, Ernie Terrell is the heavyweight champion," Des- kin said, 'Clay is merely ask- ling 'for reinstatement which would make it possible for him to eventually regain the WBA title,"' Deskin said the matter would be discussed by the WBA execu- tive, The WBA had adopted a iresolution at its annual meeting 'last month inviting Clay to | There Are Special Benefits For All BUSINESS EXECUTIVES AND SALESMEN For personal use or for @ ACADIAN -- Company use there are e T . definite adventa when pe ee ga + rel you lease o new . . No maintenance costs . . . One rate co " two,.year lease items .. . 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"I'm not in a position to say what is wrong with the Argos,"\jast year, was cut by Shaw, ne oan Py have to look/other Canadian teams, passed * him by a e ~-- te ad ge had|., excent, that they can't win," Washington Redskins of the Na: completed no deals, but were someone suggested. jional League. d with the. reception Ca- . nadian football has received on the Fourth Network, a U.S, tel- evision network. "They will," was | retort, Let's see now, Argonauts| have gone through about 110| CFL games are beamed on a @elayed basis on the network to several cities including New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, players since training camp) started in July, they've played| Boston, Washington, and Los Angeles. eight Eastern Conference and) Negotiations are continuing East-West interlocking games for the sale of the Grey Cup and have lost them all, They're the laughing stock of Canadian game rights to a U.S. television network, For the last three pro football and it wouldn't sur- rs the American Broadcast- prise anyone if they went} through the 14-game schedule Company showed the Grey Cup game on delayed telecasts. 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