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7 10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, June 23, 1906 | 2 -- Caigary at Edmonton (CBC East and West) Senator Keith Davey has been appointed to succeed C. Sydney Halter as com- missioner of the Canadian Foothall League. The ap- pointment was announced in Winnipeg today by CFL president Ted Workman. (CP Wirephoto) Senator Gets Three-Year Contract WINNIPEG Keith Davey came away wit the commissioner's job and Ot- (CP) -- Senator tawa walked off with the site Cats and Montreal of the 1967 Grey Cup game Wednesday as the semi-annual meeting of the Canadian Foot- ball League neared a conclu- Trimble's first regular appear- sion ful Wednesday by handing Sena tor Davey a three-year contract McCann as successor to G, Sydney Hal- ter of Winnipeg. The day ended when dele- gates conceded they were a long| work some broadcasts, way from agreement on a 1967 schedule. They were to try again today. Representatives of the nine CFL clubs voted to stage the Ut points Ii Grey Cup in Ottawa Dec.. 2, 'han originating points): 1967, as a contribution to cen- tennial. festivities Ottawa Mayor Don Reid pre dicted renovations would enable Lansdowne Park to accommo- date about 32,000 fans. Plans) h occasion by Delegates kicked off an event-| television programs. 2% -- Saskatchewan at B.C. (CTV West) %--Toronto at Ottawa (CTV East) | Heavy Football Schedule For Television Viewers sermon WINNIPEG (CP) -- Forty-. 17--Ottawa at Montreal (CTY 5 ottawa at Hamilton (CTV four Canadian Football League! East) Saskatchewan at Calgary wast -- Kitchener out) Toronto games will he televised by the cerry wast. al -- Bee Sate net- %--Toronia at Hamilton icrci--Regina out) works--CTV and CBU--this sea- pebewerie = son, exclusive of playoffs. East and West) "a ga gp 4g a cage Officials of the two networks 22--Kdmonton at 19 ieee at Otlawa (CBC announced beseagne that _ wan (CTV West) East) Calgary at B.C. (CBC Senviniee Seaaen BEERS Ate. 2% -- Hamilton at Montreal West) and concludes Oct. 36, the final ( day of the regular schedule. |(CT VEast) 11 ~-- Edmonton at Toronto -- Montreal at Winnipeg East and West) 31 (CTV ab Pmt mwee (OME ak and Un ot ae. nasheed ii So igen 0+ Hie Saskatche {CTV East and West--wWinai- peg. Kitchener out) 17--Ottawa at B.C. (CBC East: and West) 1%--Toronto at Saskatchewan (CTV East and West) U--Saskatchewan af Hamil- ton (CBC East and West) 25 -- B.C. at Toronto (CTV East and West----Kitchener out) OCTOBER 1--Montreal at Calgary (CBC hast ana wesiy 2-..Winnis (CTV West) - Hamilton at B.C. ipeg g at Saskatchewen (CTV &--Winnipez at Ottawa (CHC East and West) Eastern and Western Football Conference semi-finals will be- gin Nov. 5 or Nov. 6, but formal playoff arrangements are not complete, a CFL spokesman said. Western viewers will see 31 games--24 originating in the | West and seven in ihe Fast. Eastern fans will see 20. tele- vised games--13 from the East and seven from the West. In all CTV games, centres at which games are being played 'will be blacked out. When games are being played in other centres on the same day as tele- vised games, telecasts will not be allowed to conflict. Details of CBC programming were not determined. Johnny Esaw of Toronto and) Brad Keene of Vancouver will) lead eastern and western broad-| cast crews for CTV, a spokes-| man said. Esaw will be assisted) primarily by Annis Stukus, with Vick Chapman of Edmonton jlisted as Keene's regular part- ner. Esaw and Keene will do | play-by-play. TRIMBLE JOINS CREWS Both crews will be joined on Jim Trimble, for- mer coach of Hamilton Tiger- Alouettes. The contract, announced Wed- nesday during a semi-annual meeting of the CFL, will mark ance on regularly - scheduled Gene Filipski of Calgary, Al of Edmonton, Ken| Nuyens of Regina and Jack Wells of Winnipeg also will CBC not nounced. The schedule (with blacked listed when other crews were an- AUGUST 3--Montreal at Ottawa (CTV East) B.C. at Calgary (CTV West) 7--Winnipeg at Saskatchewan call for the addition of 17,000 (CTV West) seats. 10--Calgary at Ottawa (CTV Halter's resignation comes |EKast and West) into effect Dec. 31. Senator 12--Montreal at Toronto (CTV Davey, at 49 the youngest mem- East--Kitchener out) B.C. at ber of the Senate, was elected saskatchewan (CTV West--Ed- unanimously after almost no discussion Wednesday morning. Evidently he impressed dele- gates favorably Tuesday night | (CBC East and West) during an hour-long appearance |~ one at dinner. The senator assured delegates there need be no conflict be- tween his senatorial duties and his obligations to the CFL. Senator Davey, former na- tional organizer of the Liberal party, said he hopes to use his extensive experience in public relations and promotion to im- Prove the image of the CFI, He promised to travel exten- sively in the interval before his appointment becomes effective and pick the brains of the ex- perienced football men in the country. LAWN-BOY' GRASSCATCHER rakes as you cut It's one of 18 convenient Lawn-Boy advantages. monton out) 13 -- Calgary at Hamilton SOFTBALL Double Header TONIGHT ! Alexandra Park @ Ist Game 6:15 @ 2nd Gome 8:15 Others Incinde: © Finger-tip start © The industry'stexgest muffier Parts Distributors and Service Specialists OSHAWA YACHTHAVEN Harbor Rd., off Simcoe S$. ERNE ERENT ® Two-speed operation © Two-Year warranty A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE Your Pontiac dealer doesn't bandy about words like "sensational". When he offers you Sensational Summer Savings that's exactly what you're go- ing to get. 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