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J2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, November 27, 1959 .. ON GUARD FOR SYRACUSE DAVY. 6-3 228 SENIOR GUARD SYRACUSE, ONE OF THE © BIGGEST REASONS 7HE ORANGE MAY If WIND UP THE I; SEASON AS THE COUNTRY'S No.2 TEAM. Kl WAHEN 5 STALWART OF THEIR FAMED FORWARD WALL SHOUD GET PLENTY OF ATTENTION SELECTORS GET BUSY. Lice Distributed bu Kine Features Syndicate FOR THE ALL-AMERICA Walt Disney Planner for HOLLYWOOD (AP) -- Walt Disney, who needs no introduc- tion as a master of entertain- ment spectacles, has big plans for the 1960 winter Olympic Games at Squaw Valley. Disney, pageantry chairman for the games, outlined the plans Wednesday. Some 5,000 persons, includ- ing nearly 800 athletes from 34 countries, will participate in the opening day ceremony Feb. 18 and the closing day Feb. 28. There will be a choir of 2,645 voices, 1,300 musicians from 52 California and Nevada high schools, plus the big U.S. Ma- rine Corps band from Washing- ton D.C. Twenty thousand balloons and 2,000 "doves of peace," actually pigeons, will be re- leased, and the flags of the competng nations will be rocketed into the sky and para- chuted to the earth. Then there will be the tradi- tional Olympic torch, this time carried down the' slopes from Papoose Mountain to the cere- monial area by a 195 gold medal ski winner, Andrea Mead Lawrence. It will be handed over to-a '60 Olympics Make It TORONTO (CP) -- Saturday's Grey Cup final marks the sixth time Winnipeg and Hamilton teams have met in the football |classic. The record stands at 3-2 Blue Bombers Can SPORTS IN BRIEF will fight world heavyweight c h a mpion Ingemar Johansson without Cus D'Amato in his cor- ner if y. 'Naturally, I All Even 1912--Alerts (ORFU) beat Tor- onto Argonauts 11-4. -- 1913--Tigers beat Toronto rark- dale (ORFU) 44-2. 1915--Tigers beat T.R. and A.A. skater and eventuallv used to light the Olympic flame. The organizing committee ex- pects a capacity crowd of 35, 000. Canada Cup Top Series In Golfing VANCOUVER (CP)--The Can- ada Cup golf tournament has be- come the "world series of golf," says Stan Leonard of Vancouver, who took the tournament's Inter- national Trophy last week in Melbourne for the lowest individ- ual score of the competition. "ft is one of the great inter- national competitions -- bigger thay the Davis Cup in tennis," Leonard told reporters Wednes- day-night, shortly after arriving homie by air from Australia. Leonard, who defeated Aus- tralian Peter Thomson in an ex- trafhole playoff for low individ- ual_ honors, played in the first Canada Cup matches six years ago' in Montreal. He won low honars on the same site in 1954, one. year later. In the meantime, the number of 'entrants has jumped to 60 golfers from 30 countries com- pared with seven countries and Hamilton Beaver Franchise Open HAMILTON (CP)--Frank King has announced he is giving up Hamilton's senior franchise in the Inter - County Baseball League, because of pressure of REMEMBER WHEN. ..? By THE CANADIAN PRESS The late Eddie Gerard, a for- mer Ottawa hockey star, signed 35 years ago today to coach the new Montreal Maroons entry in the National Hockey League. Ger- ard was both manager and coach when the Maroons won their first Stanley Cup in 1926. business, it was learned Thurs- for Hamilton. Here are the results of previous Hamilton-Winnipeg meetings; 1935 at Hamilton: beat Hamilton Tigers 18-12. 1943 at Hamilton: Flying Wildcats beat Winnipeg RCAF-Bombers 23-14. 1953 at Toronto: Hamilton Tiger-Cats beat Winnipeg Blue|y Bombers 12-6. . 1957 at Toronto: Hamilton Tiger-Cats beat Winnipeg Blue Bombers 32-7. 1958 at Vancouver: Blue Bombers Tiger-Cats 35-28. Hamilton Here is the rundown of Hamil- ton and Winnipeg teams in the final: 1910--Tigers lose 16-7 to Tor- onto Varsity. Winnipegs Hamilton Winnipeg beat Hamilton Since 1910, one year after the Grey Cup was donated, Hamilton teams have been in 14 finals. Their record: 9 wins, 5 losses. Winnipeg teams have been in the final 15 times since the West first challenged in 1921. record: 4 wins, 11 losses. Their (ORFU) 13-7. 1927--Tigers lose 9-6 to Toronto Balmy Beach (ORFU). 1928 Tigers beat Regina beat Regina beat Regina Roughriders 25-6. 1935--Tigers lose 18-12 to Win- ipegs. 1943--Flying Wildcats (ORFU) beat Winnipeg RCAF-Bombers 23-14. 1944--Flying Wildcats (ORFU) lose 7-6 to St. Hyacinthe-Donna- conna (ORFU). 1953--Tiger-Cats beat Winnipeg Blue Bombers 12-6. 1957--Tiger-Cats beat Winnipeg Blue Bombers 32-7. 1958--Blue Bombers beat Tiger- Cats 35-28. 1929 Roughriders 14-3. 1932 Tigers Winnipeg 1925--Tammany Tigers lose BONSPIEL CANCELLED GANANOQUE (CP) -- Grey Cup football interest has forced a cancellation of a two-day Rotary Club bonspiel here. The club in- vited 260 Ontario and Quebec 1939--Blue Bombers beat Of- tawa Rough Riders 8-7. 1941--Blue Bombers beat Ot- tawa Rough Riders 18-6. 1942--RCAF-Bombers lose 8-5 to Toronto RCAF - Hurricanes (ORFU). 1943--RCAF-Bombers lose 23-14 to Hamilton Flying Wildcats (ORFU). 1945--Blue Bombers lose 35-0 to Toronto Argonauts. 1946--Blue Bombers 28-6 to Toronto Argonauts. 1947--Blue Bombers 10-9 to Toronto Argonauts. 1950--Blue Bombers 1340 12-6 1957--Blue Bombers 32-7 to Hamilton Tiger-Cats. 1958--Blue Bombers beat Ham- ilton Tiger-Cats 35-28. lose lose to Toronto Argonauts. 1953--Blue Bombers to Hamilton Tiger-Cats. lose lose |curlers to the event, scheduled this weekend. Only fiye rinks ac- cepted--most curlers were either going to the football game or staying at home to watch it on television. JOCKEY TO RETURN SAN MATEO, Calif. (AP) -- would prefer to have Cus in my corner," said Patterson in a tele- shone interview from his New- town, Conn., training camp. "But [ want that fight even if I can't have Cus with me." SEEKS YVON'S TITLE SACKVILLE, N.B. (CP) -- Doncaster of Sackville i Ht i i FE 1 | ; i Jockey Ralph Neves, who nearly lost his life in a bad spill May 30 at Hollywood Park, returns to the saddle Dec. 5 at Bay Mead- ows. Joe Cohen, president and general manager of the track, announced Tuesday the date will on said Wednesda; ioe y g 34 { t 1 by the be designated "Ralph Neves Day" in honor of the jockey. NEW OPEN YORBA LINDA, Calif, (AP)-- A new stop was added Wednes- day to the 1960 golfers' tourna- ment trail when the $25,000 Yorba Linda Open was scheduled for Jan. 14-to-17. The event replaces the Tijuana, Mex., Open, re- cently cancelled. WILL FIGHT WITHOUT CUS NEW YORK (AP) -- Floyd Patterson said Tuesday night he 24-1 to Ottawa Rough Riders. 1935--Winnipegs beat Hamilton Tigers 18-12. 1937--Blue Bombers lose 4-3 to Toronto Argonauts. 1938--Blue Bombers lose 30-7 to Toronto Argonauts. Men! Look at This! 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