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roneenneenete se September 10, 1965 | SCOTT RUSHING 'LEADER Liske Tops Passers, May Be Argo Answe By THE CANADIAN PRESS gala Sunday against Tor- wa fe eneagh mee ~ | onto, earn of Montreal dropping to sia sh mand ak 6 eubtiateck Sutherin kicked four field)rourth place behind Rick Black while losing six Eastern Foot-|goals, four goaip Aig of Ottawa. pall Conference games in ajSingle during the week w 'The best pass catcher' la row, may have found an an- a ean gy on BS | rookie Terry Evanshen of son their signal - calling Repaid iM pee: peiqpliei: Montreal who leads in comple- rooney in a string] 'han Sco'. with 8. re leader' Stan Petts xen. ages Dy he oct Hamilton continued to} with 253. he Ad 4 ad to of» Argona quarter! a $, 18 sparkle defensively, intercept Crisson oy 'y ficab.c od a the current leader in EB i PaSS-ling seven passes against' Sas-| third behin arty : ei ha, ing, according to statistics re- katchewan Rough riders -and Toronto. Ferguson org : end leased today. : five against 'Montreal for a pletions ogy 7 $ an Liske, who joined the Argos} total of 12, Ted Page and Billy| $0 13 for 182 yards. three games ago after a try-/wayte, both of Hamilton, lead) Joe Zuger had a bad week out with Buffalo Bills and a)' ~FC in pass interceptions) punting. The Hamilton kicker season with New York Jets Of with four apiece. Dick Cohee/ started out with a 5.5-yard lead the American Football League,|4nq Garney Henley have picked| over Dave Mann of the Argos leads Russ Jackson of Ottawal of three each, giving the Ti-|in average punts, but the mar- Rough Riders and Bernie Fal-| ts the first four spots in that|/gin dwindled to less than a oney of Montreal Alouettes in department. yard, Both have punted 53) passing. Henley and Page also took/times with Zuger averaging La Although second-place Jack-|oyer the top two spots in punt|yards and Mann 45 yards. son leads in touchdown passes|------------ ---- and average gain, and third- place Faloney leads in yards VANCOUVER gained and completion percent- ee age, Liske shades them both i even though his best showing is W t a share of first place in com- an ranc 18esS, pletions. He and Faloney each) have completed 47 passes. | But Liske is ar ho touch-| tosses, completion per-) y pated and least interceptions. | LONDON, Ont. (CP) -- The He's third in total yards and/National Hockey League now average gain. Jackson loses|has enough cities interested in ground in completions and in-jexpansion to start a second di- terceptions and Faloney falls) yision, president Clarence down in touchdown passes and! Campbell said Wednesday. interceptions. | "But since I left Montreal last Thursday there wasn't a single LOST LEAD formal application on file," he But Haven't Applied Yet | '4 | Bo Scott, who lost wy" scoring! said. lead to Don Sutherin of Ham'| «im not surprised at that be- ton Tiger-Cats, held on to Ms cause the application calls for rushing lead. The Ottawa ha j/an ante of $10,000 cash which is back has gained 369 yards, just!) eturnable," he added. | Campbell was in London to " | | two more than 'ee it i e lead) " biekott pr elegg Be Jim|compete in the Canadian Sen- Rountree of Toronto Argonauts iors' Association golf tourna- ment. He finished the 36-hole ater nis ---- a an competition with a 167 score, JOCKEY FRANK BARROBY ADJUSTS HIS CAP Hot Prairie Jockey Gee tied for sixth in a field of 78 H t lin the class Migs age group, The expanded league woul Ed oers er operate in two divisions of six | . teams each, no earlier than the i 1967-68 season and no later than) cy ARENCE CAMPBELL | 0 egina 1968-69, Each new franchise holder will be required to put)$2,000,000 grant toward a new Choice For Top Rider? up $2,000,000 for the franchise|trade centre which will also) By DOUG DULMAGE I'd like to set up a ranch a } 'ON (CP) -- Surprise p : REGINA (CP)--Almost cer-/somewhere in Alberta or Sas- tn PB jolted line- fee and 20 professional players| serve as a 16,000-seat hockey F " to be drafted from the six exist-|arena. Se teas nave Avert katchewan: with lots of cattle."!packer Ed Hoerster. when he ing NHL teams. Vancouver Canucks currently | ' He already has cattle on|was told Wednesday the Tiger- Campbell whittled the cholceluse the Forum owned by the See manrety, b uareeun is| ranches in both provinces now,|Cats had traded him to Sas-|,/"f2T 9° 1. "seven. He consid-|Pacific National Exhibition, It somal ag id yong ee Mt but declined to say how many katchewan Roughriders. lered one of them '"'doubtful'" by|seats 5,080, he'd 2 a ae big to ride . # "eith '| Hoerster played brilliantly/reason of its present building. | "Los Angeles is a_ natural * g rf . Although he claims '"e' re against Montreal Alouettes last) Vancouver was the only Ca-|candidate because of its size," 1 was 117 pounds when Iiyou've got it or you haven't Monday in an Eastern Footballinadian city he considered ready|Campbell said. 'San Francisco | started riding in Winnipeg atiwhen he talks of jockeys, he|Conference game at Hamilton,|for a franchise. is logical because it represents asc la a pins much of the credit for his|the first time he has seen reg-) «It jooks like Vancouver will/the No. 6 market in North the hottest jockey on the Prai- i olleague Jerry Ras-|Ular action this season. |go," he said, 'The federal gov-| America. eee eS eee eee ee os vi He was pressed into a regularjernment has promised to. con-| '"'St.. Louis is logical. Already | sny 'mote and now I have nolmussen, a veteran rider who assignment after an injury tojtribute $2,000,000, The province/they've got a 16,000-seat build- | weight troubles as:long as I lay has"helped him since he broke Herb Peterra. Hamilton coachiof British Columbia said theyjing. Baltimore is capable of} ot tes Denmees. Bt ine Uaeie jeee Se, GEENA, Ralph Sazio had been using)will match that. It would be im-jseating 13,000. There's some | Now 22 and newly married, «1 was always pretty small, Hoerster as the Ticats' 14th im-|portant to us (the NHL) to be/debate about Pittsburgh by rea- | the diminutive Barroby appearsiang was always around the : , i certain to break Sandy Shields'lfarms, I loved horses and had teams are allowed to dress only| Vancouver people say they arejroof tied in to their summer | hold.on the WCRA's top jockey/ way with them, but that's not 13 imports for each game. prepared to go along and under-|activities." } honors. enough, There are things to} The man Ticats got in relurn|take any liquidations of indebt-| Minneapolis-St. Paul, Camp- He jumped into the lead withliearn about racing, and Gerry for the rugged Hoerster, Billjedness that may occur. I would] bell suggested, was ready for 17 winners at a week-long meet|helped me plenty. The rest you|Burrell, was an all-star line-[recommend their stadium seat|an NHL franchise. in Saskatoon, then added aljust have to learn yourself." backer in the western confer-jnot less than 16,000." Informal applications have phenomenal 22 winners in 10 Between meets in the Westience last year but retired from) Prime Minister Pearson saidjcome from three other cities-- days here. By Sept. 2 he had and in Toronto, Barroby plans/football at the start of this sea-/in Vancouver on Aug. 25 that} Philadelphia, Houston and Ee Poles compared with 89 to take a short holiday. {son. |the government will make a Washington, D.C. This is Barroby's first full season on the circuit which takes in Calgary, Edmonton, Regina and Saskatoon. ve ridden it part-time for ast two vears and did fairly well, but this year will be my best if I can keep up the pace." AIMS AT BIG RACES His hottest streak came two years ago when he rode 78 win- ners in 42 days of racing, a record that still stands, at As- siniboia Downs in Winnipeg. He's had more than 200 win- ners in each of the last two years, but that was totalling all the races in Winnipeg, the WCRA circuit, at Playfair in Spokane and at Phoenix during the winter. His biggest single-race vic- tories so far have come on Doolin Point in the $7,500 Gold Cup at Assiniboia Downs 1964, on Canadian Zenith in the Winnipeg Futurity in 1963 and on Farnsfield in the 1964 Albert: Derby. With this background behind him in six short years, Barroby looks forward to the future with some big hopes. "TI guess every hockey dreams someday of riding in the Ken- tucky Derby. I'm no different. It's the biggest thing to shoot for in riding." But he says a jockey would have to get some kind of a break to get a chance like that. "If I could do real well on some of the big tracks--like in Phoenix or at Toronto--and get a shot at some of the big races there, then maybe the breaks would come. "Next to the Kentucky Derby, I would like to ride in the Queen's Plate." Barroby will take his first steps in that direction when the WCRA circuit closes this month and he heads for Toronto. MAY BECOME RANCHER Coming from a big family (he has four brothers and seven sisters), Barroby has learned a little about the meaning of se- ¢urity. He has no plans to ride until he's 58 as Johnny Longden has done, but says "I'd like to ride another eight or 10 years if things keep going well." "When I'm through racing, ANDREWS HEATING lt Pays to Heve ¢ lreach the 30-point plateau. | Calgary Pair |Fullmer Named By WBA (** Asks For Tryout TORONTO (CP)--Brian Cons acher, starry winger with re- - cent Canadian national hockey Runs One-Two | As Boxer Of The Month By THE CANADIAN PRESS : ; Versatile end and placekicker|, PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP)--Mid-cago; 2. Ad Pruitt, St, Loiis; 3, a .|dleweight Don Fullmer of West|Humberto ttm 5 Tommy-Joe Coffey of Edmon-|y, dan, Utah, was named boxer Trotman, Panama. |teams and formerly with Tor ton Eskimos turned in a touch Lightweight -- Champion, Is- down and two field goals Mon- of the month for August by the el onto Marlboros of the Ontario day as the Eskimos edged Sas- World Boxing Association Tues-/mael Laguna, Panama, 1, Jose Hockey Association Junior A, katchewan Roughriders 24-22 tol @2Y- Napoles, Maxico; 2. Carlos. Ofia.. sssea' teri'a tegout with move into sixth spot among| Fullmer outpointed world wel- tiz, New York; 3. Bunny Grant, Nertaio Modis . Western Football' Conference|terweight champion Emile Grif-|Jamaica. ple Leats. scoring leaders, fith in Salt Lake City, Utah, to| Junior Lightweight -- Cham-| Toronto coach Punch Imlach Coffey now has 2 points--all|$#in recognition as Unitedipion, Flash Elorde, .|Said Leafs will "be happy to earned in Edmonton's last three|States middleweight champion. |1. Shu Kang Il, South Korea; 2.|have him (Conacher) in games. Fullmer, younger brother of|Love Allotey, Ghana; 3. Johnny i ri 'ated until sa Eoof Calgary Stampeder fullback|"ormer middleweight champion|Bizzaro, Erie, P ade the 'same request be Lovell Coleman scored a touch-|@¢"e Fullmer, is ranked fifth) Featherweight -- Champion, aa We same eu : down as the Stamps trounced|°" the WBA's world list. Vincente Saldivar, Mexico, 1.| Fe. Winnipeg Blue Bombers 35-7 to} The ratings: Howard Winstone, Wales; 2. pe ameino ay yi nga fy on hold on to first place. Coleman| ' Heavyweight--Champion, Er- egg logge nae 3. An- oon dhect laviny Ts ee god has 42 points, six better than/nie Terrell, Chicago. 1. Floyd : sat tional, Hockey League club. He teammate Larry Robiaste ag Patterson, New York; 2. Zora rignine ferets, A acageary ee eae ee, mverted five Cal ouch-|Folley, Arizona; 3. George Chu- , . X , downs Monday, oo vale, 'Saale: sito gee Eder Jofre, Brazil; 2 Jose| HOW FO relieve Behind the Calgary pair are| Light Heavyweight -- Cham.|Medel, Mexico; 3. Alan Rudkin, B AC Use Dodd's Kidney relief oa. temic condi- 8 ie n1a4 skatchewan's Jack Abend-|pion, Jose Torres, New York,|©ngland. -s eg and Hugh Campbell.|1. Wayne Thornton, Fresno,| Flyweight -- Champion, Sal- Abendschan brought his total to/Calif,; 2. Greg Peralta, Argen-jvatore Burruni, Italy. 1. Kiro- £ Broad 32 with two field goals, two con-|tina; 3. Eddie Cotton, Seattie;|yuki Ebihara, Japan; 2. Hora- oe hatter -- verts and a single and Camp-| Middleweight -- Champion,|cio Acavallo, Argentina; 3. Kat- Y nosh Ler. bell scored a touchdown to|Joey Giardello, Cherry ° Hill,|suyoshi Takayama, Japan. : * N.S, 1. Dick Tiger, Nigeria; 2, Florentino tag nc Miami; 3. Joe Archer, New York. MCG af Junior Middleweight -- Cham- 36¢iPion, Nino Benvenuti, Italy. 1, 32(Bruno Visitin, Italy; 2. Jorge 3o|Fernandez, Argentina; 3. Eddie 9g|Pace, Honolulu. Welterweight -- Champion, 94|Emile Griffith, New York. 1. 94|Manuel Gonzalez, Odessa, Tex.; 4|2. Luis Rodriguez, Miami; 3. gq4|Stan Hayward, Philadelphia. Junior Welterweight -- Cham- |pion Carlos Hernandez, Vene- WILL GET TRIAL jzuela, 1, Eddie Perkins, Chi- MONTREAL (CP) -- Mon -- real Alouettes of the Eastern Football Conference announced A, E. JOHNSON, 0.D. Wednesday that Donnie Davis, OPTOMETRIST cut last week by Green Bay Packers of the National Foot- 14Y2 King St. East 723-2721 ball League, has arrived here for a five-day tryout. === The leaders: ONE OF CANADA'S MOST POPULAR < Coleman, C Robinson, C Abendschan, S$ Campbell, § Kempf, B.C. 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