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ee) THE OSHAWA TIMES, Pridey, November 19, 1965 7: 4 Jungle Jim Trimble Shocked As Larks Give Him The Axe MONTREAL (CP) -- Mont- The 47-year-old Trimble said,of the Year in his rookie sea-jtook the Ticats to an 114 ree- real Alouettes of the Fasternihe was "shocked" to hear their|son. ord in playoff competition. Foothall Conference are going decision, He joined Hamilton Tiger-| Trimble then came to Ment to have to do some shopping.| "I don't have a clue about Cats in 1956 and in 1959 helreal whére he signed a This time, it's to replace head|I am going to do yet but I'd|signed a five-year contract with|tract with the Alouettes ia Feb. coach Jim Trimble. me to stay in football," he) Hamilton. ruary, 1963. In his three sea- The club's board of directors |*4i¢. : During the seven years he|sons at the Montreal helm, he announced Thursday it has de-| Trimble, a native of McKees-|_.° with Hanaities, - coached| guided the team to only 17 wins cided not to renew its contract esis he ay the i est! them into five Grey Cup games. |against 25 losses. with Tamme) tional Football Lea va if {952| While at Hamilton Trimble| Despite the fact that he ne Ted Workman, president of Fifi" pilladelphia 'Eagles. Helamassed a remarkable 61-28-2|l0nger has a Job as coach with the Alouettes, said the club has|™ Paar me ply ee fe th no replacement at the moment|¥4% "amed professional Coach/record in seven seasons, and/, te ress soa i op Three Western Teams cman meat "| SPORTS IN BRIEF iti wt best possible coaching candi- doing very well in school," he dates in North America," he MADE FAVORITE RANGERS DEMOTED _ said. 7 said in a statement. CHERRY HILL, NJ. (AP)-| NEW YORK (AP) -- Ney ominate -Star Selections a2 eee fl untae ots hs aor Mano Om Neal et tag alter Nebtg veceed Moatinns than $250,000 by less than/Hockey League Thursday sent McDANIEL, AAG, 1% lengths in his last three By WALTER KREVENCHUK |members but two placed himjord -- 268 yards -- in his thirdjfinish a notch ahead of Har-jand Fouts were members of the} aero ea te hg starts, was made the 2-1 favor- a horney yy Perigy exes to ae cit tae oe WINNIPEG (CP) -- Fullbacklat corner linebacker. The oth-|\WFC season. rison in the receiving depart-|1964 all-star defence, ed he "handled the meeting byY|it, Thursday as 12 two-year-olds|Daltimore . eriCan) = Mortgages! Prep. Management Geore Reed, who rushed forlers put him at interior line-| He also was chosen the! ment. Herman caught 53 passes| Janzen, WFC Rookie of the telephone. |were entered for the 13th run-|League and forward Bill Hicke| your INVESTMENT more than one mile, and en k WFC's Most Valuable Player|for 828 yards. Year in' 1959, led in intercep-| Atwell, co-owner of the Alou-|ning of the Garden State Stakes\to Minnesota of the Central|169 Simese N. 733 Tent "Joe Cottey, who caught|#cker. before making his first all-star) Raimey finished third in rush-|tions with seven, He was theléttes with Workman, said thejat Garden State Park Saturday.!League. | werd. Hi 4 "1 : VE team, ing with 1,052 yards while|only defender to ret an in |board members discussed the - a | @ record-equaliin asses, FFENSI r while|on efender to return " 4 were the pe canines choi- hale tells Reed i as Reed is only the second|Thomas had the best average tefveption for a touchdown, move 7 ' ee last ble . e ces for positions on thge 1965) 7017 1 ovell Coleman, C player in Canadian Football|gain per carry--8.5 yards--and) Robinson, who won rookie|H¢ 7 the Cecision Was Uns Western Football Conference), it---Dave Raimey, W League history to exceed one|the longest gain--104 yards. {honors in 1961, won his. second|™0US- At sea and ashore! allatar team announced today Yl ait--Ji "ete an mile rushing in a single sea-| Ploen had the second - best|consecutive individual .scoring| "Most of them felt that he Colfe,y whose cathes for last|alf----/im mae s _ |son. Fullback Earl Lunsford of|Pass completion average among|crown with 95 points and hadididn't generate enough offence. |Flanker--Hugh Campbell, Me def vel place Edmonton Eskimos Calgary drove for 1,794 yards og rT $ 58.2 per centitiye interceptions. Maybe he's too defensively matched a record he set last/ Foon e pe Bidnga W 1961. with 124 successes on 213 at- 4 roasure of B.C.'s decline|minded. You can't change him yeas Vas one et Dive players centre--*t Benecick, § His partners in the otfensive| tempts jwas that only two Lions made|®t this stage. Members of the whe broke through a three- club| ye lbackfield are Lovell Coleman| Canadians grabbed five lthe team. In 1964 they laced | board aren't football people but) domination of the 25-man somaprenn anes at, W w of Calgary, halfback Dave Places on defence. Henry Jan-\iit. on the squad, Gals one(tley want to see a better be are Claua tee catch Payer! Tackle--Clyde Brock, S Raimey of Winnipeg, halfback|2e" f Winnipeg, Larry Robin-/7 i9, was considered for offence| ence. & TOMMY--JOE COFFEY KENNY PLOEN -- REED LOVELL COLEMAN HUGH CAMPBELL json of Calgary and Dale West : c resulted from a tie for an ot-|E End--Tommy- -Joe Coffey, E Jim Thomas of Leary yer of Saskatchewan captured half\7'?° kle Ken Sugarman -- and oF Gray, Canada's. outstanding Calgary Stampeders, Winni- DEFENSIVE TEAM Kenny Ploen of Winnipeg. jgary a corner linebacking slotii oman in 1960, made his sev- CAR? Dias cic toe tide saapartivets Half--Jerry Keeling, C is Coffey's fellow end. aehle Pert Rigney, the WFC's Most. Valu-) The Men To See Is in the standings -- took 99 |Halt--Henry Janzen, W Ted Urness of Saskatc hewan,|ROUND OUT THE SQUAD able Lineman in 1960 and 1961) janes: |Half--Larry Robinson, C ithe only native Canadian to) Rounding out the defensive|and Canada's best in 1961, was| JACK : P the. Stancbedeys ent the|Half--Dale West, S lerack the offence, centres Alcsquad are Dick Thornton of|on his sixth. \Corner |'backer--Al Miller, W |Winnipeg and Al Benecick OflCalgary at half; Harris: Pat|Calgary defence, was honored ry ag i gage alba St 'backer--J. Furling, C)Saskatchewan at guard, Frank) polmes of Calgary at tackle. \for the fifth consecutive year. | ; | ot 3 f Tackle--Mike Cacic, B.C |Clyde Brock of the Roughriders jineh ; td-| ' | ONTARIO MOTOR Lions, defending champions} - ; | inebacker. E. A. Sims of Ed-| MANY FACE SEA ALONE | who plunged. to | Ben place|End--E. A. Sims, E at tackle. |monton and Dick Fouts of B.C.| About 3,000 fishermen on the| SALES PALM BREEZE . "WRITE CAP The makeup: Offence -- Five| (Legend: Saskatchewan ~ 8,| Fullback Coleman, Canada's| Keeling, West, Harris, Caciciman dories. Riders; four Bombers; two|Calgary - C, Winnipeg - W, Ed-|outstanding Player in 1964, fin- --Five Stampeders; three Blue|B.C.) |with 1,509 yards, He was the Bombers; two Lions; one| Reed, 24, a graduate of Wash-|leader in 1963 and 1964. nian tah a3 Pee ALL BACK HARRIS named Canada's Outstanding|Campbell: were members of the fensive half spot. Ragetereane Harenens & ; ge ess Rpm phigh aah de positions; Jim Furling of Cal- he gor Just one vote. DEALING YOUR peg Blue Bombers and Saskat-) 141+ pick Thornton, W Herman Harrison of Calgary|#"4 Mike Cacic of the Lions aj. all-star unit. Teammate Gciabeis each hal seven. play-| \Interior L'backer--W. Harris, Ciline formed by Herb Gray of|Winnipeg and Jerry Keeling of| Harris, the backbone of the HUGH ES three and British Columbia\t2ckle--Pat Holmes, C |Rigney of Blue Bombers and/,) Miller of Winnipeg at corner this season, two. ee eee ie |COLEMAN HAD 1,509 YARDS |4t end. Grand Banks still fish in one-| Stamps; two Eskimos. Defence|monton - E, British Columbia-lished second to Reed in rushing Roughrider, one Eskimo. ington State College, was| Coffey, Benecick, Rigney and Wayne Harris of Calgary re-|Player for grinding out 1,768)1964 all-star offence. ceived unanimous support onjyards and establishing a one-| Campbell caught 73 scsidial defence from the 24 voting'game conference rushing rec-'for a WFC-record 1,329 yards to) Rough Rider Brass "Quietly Optimistic' By BOB MacKENZIF and went on to win the series.|the Nov. 27 Grey Cup game in OTTAWA (CP)--Football is a|The league has a standing pro-|Toronto. game of mistakes, says general cedure to decide the winner. The Hamilton game will be manager Red O'Quinn of Ot-| The teams get a 10-minute|the start of a television double- tawa Rough Riders. rest after the end of regulationjheader for Canadian football "The team that makes the|{ime, then play a 20-minute|fans. The Ottawa - Hamilton least number of mistakes usu. |overtime game, complete with|game starts at 1 p.m. EST, and ally wins." a half-time kickoff at the 10-|three hours later Winnipeg Blue The former all-star end with) Minute mark. Bombers and Calgary Stamped- Montreal Alouettes has aisana-| If the score still.is tied, thejers meet in Calgary to settle bled the youngest team in the teams stay on the field for altheir best-of-three Western fi- Canadian Football League this|five- -minute break and go into|nal. That series is tied 1-1. year and both he and coach sudden death overtime, where| Both games will be carried Frank Clair admit the Riders|the first point scored decides|on the CTV and CBC television have made a lot of mistakes on| the Eastern _Tepresentative in'networks. the field this year. i (| "onigy yen , rte Qainn| iret from their mistakes," uinn 0.H.A. J B yo k added, "and our boys are learn- | unior oc ey in g. "They are capable of winning| "TONITE" any given game, and when they | get rolling there isri't a single} team that can stop them," | 8:00 P.M. O'Quinn was disappointed last) Sunday when the Riders blew a 13-0 half-time lead and lost OSHAWA CRUSHMEN 18-13 to Hamilton Tiger-Cats inj|f the opener of the two-game, -- VS -- itetence fina but he mast PETERBORO Don Byes been quietly optimistic about = this Saturday's game in Hamil- Admission -- Adults 75¢ -- Children 25¢ ton. nidere tucr in oat mer! «FREE | FREE | triucu | Allit takes is fun- loving people a and 22 or younger. Children 12 ond | Children 12 end NIGHT cco STAs Clipe Copa hore reached the 30-year mark. De- Accompanied Free drink of the Little NHL Tyke fensive guard Sam Scoccia is} by Parent. Orange Crush. League. 35 and in his 15th of pro| : ball -- 12 with the Riders) | and three with Saskatchewan : "ge Roughrid O.H.A. Junior "A" Hocke ee eae, seat Mery Collins, ete ell Y It's a brand new kind of winter fun--being towed on suspension for better floatation, and we've greatly 8 New Smee ae 2014" track, and 2014° track with } dot on ie centre Gerry SATURDAY skis behind a fast moying Snow Cruiser. And this increased track-to-snow surface so that Snow Ney Sasmiens---guick Genathahlh tain eek new style skis with While chances of a tie in total | NITE 1966 OMC Snow Cruiser makes all kinds of other Cruiser skims away to places that secm all but /% a econ ht emai ge growths ; hilo beam -- points after Saturday's. game is | 5 e : ; ' : A : tai preva rpiow tested new ion system for better remote --= i¢ hasn't happened! ---------- | nice things happen--like winter cookouts and inaccessible. Adds extra stability too! loatation; rink, o-atretch track, sub-zero tested. since 1959 when Hamilton ral- : ae ' family sleigh rides. Gives you a good reason to use ; , . us mo See Steene ee vee hed P.M. your cottage all winter too. In fact, Snow Cruiser ee Gate be ry dear? OMC Snow Curser H T NTI a G 5 : GENERALS | will show you that winter can be just as much fun desley', Ho's Yeted uniler if ; peede iY yond reed ep taeprlong = | as summer. 'snowmobiles' inthe tne Srede cccbeand ates LICENCES o 5 vs. | And this year, Snow Cruiser is better than ever. yellow pages. Be been Por pene Men NOW ON p 4 ; : Hamilton We've built in new 'Torque Sensitive Drive' that x } wna , RED WINGS acts like your car's automatic shift, gearing down SA L a or. é automatically for steep hills and heavy loads. The een SHABON CHRIS ROBERTS partes We, ry pgs | motor can't labour or race but gives smooth, steady, OPENS NOV, 8th constant power all day long. 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