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4 Australians Surprise - In Eisenhower Golf MEXICO CITY. (CP) ~ A me at the standings after ursday's round of the Eisenhower golf cham- pionship would have the casual observer wondering if soneone hadn't turned them upside down. "Thefe" was no 'mistike; how- , and it was the also-ran tries of. world golf..that rned the first 18 holes of the hole competition inside out. Kevin Hartley shot a four-un- der par 68 to give the four-man Australian team a_ six-stroke lead over South Africa, which finished with 220. India was in third place with 221, followed New Zealand with 222. Can and Rhodesia tied for fifth at 223, Defending champion Britain came in with 228 behind West Germany's 224, Chile and China yg 225s and the United States' 226, Gary Cowan of Kitchener, U.S, amateur champion, three putted two of the first four greens but finished with a 75. Keith Alexander of Calgary Ideal Conditions Needed If Stamps To Pass Esks EDMONTON (CP) -- Coach berry Williams of Calgary Stam- ers wants idea! conditions turday when the Stamnadors attempt to climb past Edmonton Eskimos into the third and last Western F'00t ball Conference playoff spot. Faced with the need to out- score Edmonton by 21 points to enter the playoffs, the Stamped- ers need all the offensive thrust they can muster, Williams feels extreme cold or sloppy playing conditions would hamper the of- fence of each club, but Calgary would be hurt more because oa have limited running abil- *y saiiams admitted Thursday he can't expect his offence to it many more points than it managed Tuesday in a 28-26 defeat by Saskatchewan Rough- riders, but he is prepared to de- mand a stiffer defensive dis- play. Edmonton enters the game in good health and with a two- World's Softball Goes To Japan 1969 MEXICO CITY (AFP) ---Ja- pan and the United States were unanimously chosen yesterday es hosts to the second world softball championships -- Japan for the women's event in 1969 and the U.S. for the men's in 1970. The decisions were made at the closing session of the Inter: national Softball Congress. Delegates of 15 countries, most of which are currently competing here in the first world championship for men's teams, attended the meeting. Canada is represented at this year's championships by Van- couver Blueboys. The congress decided to hold world championship competi- tions every four years. The Jap- anese site will be Osaka, during the 1969 world fair there, point edge over Calgary in league standings, Edmonton defeated Calgary ORK in their fret mecting. a: aed they tied 18-18 the next time out, If Calgary won by exactly 21 points, the Stampeders would enter the playoffs by virtue of a superior record in total points for and against in WFC stand- ings, The game at Clarke Stadium will be televised by the CBC western network at 8 p.m, MST, FINAL GAME SUNDAY The WFC schedule concludes Sunday when Winnipeg Blue Bombers, assured of second place, meet the last - place Brit- ish Columbia Lions at Vancou- ver, The game will be televised lt west by CTV at 2 p.m. Coach Neill Armstrong of Ed- monton admitted the tension has him "full of ulcers' but he was confident Edmonton would win. His players said after practice led the Ont., carded a Silverberg of lene shot an 80, on each countries teams are totalled after each day's round. SINKS 40-FOOT PUTT British ama stage a Blazing ng fintshe3 on the Canadians with a 73, Weslock of B 75 and Doug Only the three lowest scores Bobby Cole, who holds the teur title, had to back nine--and sink a 40-foot putt on the final hole for 72 to bring the South Africans in ahead of the Indians, The Indians -- two bearded sikhs with their 'Tong hair under turbans, a barrel - chested re- tired army colonél and a 25- Weareld ith Hindu--stole the show, A. 8. Malik, one of the sikhs, shot a 73, as did Ashok Mehra irom Caicutta, ine army coir onel, P. G, Sethi, was even par until he reached the 195-yard ldth where he drove out of bounds and took a three-over- par six, He finished with 75. The other Indian, S. §, Malik, cousin of A. §,, had 83, One of the day's better scores) F > was a 76 by Magnus Gumunds- son of Iceland, China was a big surprise, Chienchin Chen shot a 74 and 4" Sonciie Ho, who is only 20, a 7%, Only two players broke par-- Hartley, with his 68 represent- ing four birdies, and outsider Peter Cros of Paris, whose 71 led the French. The Americans couldn't sink a putt. Bob Murphy, the Uni- versity of Florida student, had the best score, a 74. Deane Be- man of Bethesda, Md., Downing Gray of Pensacola, Fla, and Ron Cerrudo of San Rafael, Calif., all had 76s, EVEN THE BEST LOSE TEMPER This goes to show that Ocean. Casper heaved the even professional golfers, putter into "the drink" foot t, champions, in fact -- have cig gem heat hg been known to lose their oceanside Waialae Coun- temper, National Open try Club, during the pro- champion Billy Casper is am session of the Hawai- shown here, walking up jan Open golf tournament, from the beach, with his which got underway yes- putter dripping water -- -- terday, in Honolulu, after he had retrieved the _ Pacific AP Wirephoto club from major prize for the equestrian team Thursday night was to "hang on for dear life," Day, 20-year-old m the Canadian team "that is do- ing well after three days of com- petition at the eight-day Na- tional Horse Show, rode Cana- dian Club, a six-year-old chest- nut geldin vm to victory in the in- ternational puissance event. The win and a second - place tle for Gail Ross of Edmonton the in the same event moved Can- ada into second place behind the United States in both the team and individual race, Miss Ross, aboard The Hood, and Frank Chapot of the United States, ri San Lucas, tied for second, also had gone clean through an easy initial round and two jumpoffs that fol- ember of|ford The victory put Day ond place behind Kathy of the U.S. in the individual standing, Miss Kusner had 22 ts, Day 14 and Tom Gay: of Gormley, Ont., and Bill} -- of the U.S, had 12 eac! The U.S. remained in front in |} the team standing with 48 ts to 38 for Canada and for || Chile, Ireland still hasn't won a point, Pay' s winning effort was the gpd grat Hy Aad: a captured night's main prize. Gayford was the winner of the Frederick D,-Mac- | ad memorial trophy Wednes- y: Miss Kusner with Untouch able; Steinkraus with Bold Min- strel and Gayford with Cana- diana tied for fourth place, each 'with one knockdown, FIAT 850 the. playoffs. A victory would leave them tied with Winnipeg for second place but Winnipeg has won all three meetings with Edmonton this season and has a superior record of points for and against. Winnipeg will meet the third- place finisher in Winnipeg Nov. 6 in a sudden - death semi-final. The survivor meets league- champion Saskatchewan in a best-of-three final. Blue Bomber coach Bud Grant is not looking for a breather in the meaningless game Sun- day and B.C, coach Dave Skrien said he will experiment with possible adjustments for next season, Saskatchewan, with a 17-day layoff before the start of the final, received one piece of bad news, Galen Wahlmeier, who handles snaps in kick situations and is a fine downfield tackler, suffered a knee injury against they don't want to 'back into"| « Sule value ' Corby's ROYAL =: RESERVE Calgary and is through for the season, The Time Is Heré! T0 FIX-UP FOR FALL INSIDE STORAGE Boats, Tent Trailers Sample vy ees bat Runebout with Tralier $18 per Season @ 4 x 66" Tent Trailer $5 per Seaso KAMPING UNLIMITED 728-9942 Free Pickup and Revey wo 728-4732 § 160 SIMCOE ST. S. THE IN CAR FOR '67 850 FASTBACK Ll ke coupe offers luxurious 'This new Plet "ie es "- Zoltan Hick ia Dan' & 728-0051 ATTENTION FIGHT FANS Will Help You Renovate YOUR HOME Materials and Workmanship Guaranteed to Customer's Satisfaction! 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