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Prince
George
in
he
Western
International
Hockey
League
Sound
tar
etched
It
wasnt
to
Dill
Jones
the
coach
of
the
W11IL
champion
Klmberley
Dynamiters
Jones
here
for
the
annual
BC
Amateur
Hockey
Associ
Association
¬
ation
meetings
took
the
opportunity
to
sound
out
the
possi
possibilities
¬
bilities
of
Prince
George
ever
joining
the
W11IL
He
did
his
talking
in
an
off-the-cuff
Interview
in
the
room
with
the
paddles
at
the
Simon
Fraser
Hotel
Therell
have
to
be
some
chariges
In
our
league
he
was
saying
during
a
brief
stop
between
meetings
Rossland
for
example
probably
wont
be
able
to
keep
up
in
the
W1IIL
We
may
have
to
look
to
the
north
for
teams
If
say
Kamloops
would
come
In
then
Prince
George
would
bo
a
definite
possibility
But
hold
on
Herbie
were
not
there
yet
There
were
ditenters
important
ones
W1IIL
president
Mllo
Tabro
nnd
DCA1IA
registrar
Ivan
Temple
were
considerably
cooler
on
the
subject
Youve
got
a
light
little
group
here
now
Temple
pointed
out
referring
to
the
Cariboo
Intermediate
circuit
You
might
think
the
juniors
are
hurting
the
big
clubs
now
but
theyll
bo
helping
In
a
few
years
Onto
the
juniors
start
graduating
the
Intermediates
will
be
assured
of
a
steady
stream
of
good
hockey
plaers
If
you
went
senior
then
youre
liable
to
price
yourself
right
out
of
existence
trying
for
Imports
just
like
the
Okanagan
did
It
would
taku
a
lot
of
money
1abro
said
Youd
need
a
pro
style
budget
of
about
CO000
just
to
take
the
travel
expenses
alone
Waitor
said
Jonas
aftor
consldorablo
thought
Hut
ueltlng
Prince
George
InlothuWIIILwannt
even
Jones
No
2
ivason
for
the
trip
to
Prince
George
Ills
chjef
one
of
course
wan
to
take
part
In
the
meeting
as
a
representative
of
Klmberley
Itouson
No
2
was
to
scout
for
plaers
Perhaps
you
read
Ills
advertisement
lit
ThoCltinfor
any
red
blooded
senlur
callbrc
hockey
players
in
Prince
George
Plouse
upply
was
Ills
message
Did
ja
get
anybody
a
man
said
Nothing
too
much
he
answered
I
dont
bellevoUioros
unyonu
lioio
who
can
help
us
But
tho
Cariboo
Hockoy
Loaguo
dootnt
ond
at
Princo
Goorgo
Thoros
Williams
Lako
Van
derhoof
and
especially
Quetnel
Someone
suggested
lio
look
In
at
Quesnel
and
see
If
any
of
tho
chaps
who
led
the
Kangaroos
to
tho
Cariboo
championship
wore
around
lloib
Gio0cs
could
play
with
ou
follows
Stove
UUickl
president
of
tho
Intermediate
PrlncoGeorge
Mohawks
offered
DUIckl
was
also
In
the
discussion
of
bringing
tho
WIHLiiottli
Jonos
btopped
to
scribble
a
namo
Anybody
else
down
tlioie
ho
looked
up
Kay
Hamilton
and
Geoige
Dojchuk
have
already
boon
committed
to
play
with
Spokane
someono
volunteered
Ham
Hamilton
¬
ilton
and
Doychuk
In
case
jouio
new
hero
wore
the
flnost
pair
of
dofoncemon
In
tho
Cariboo
last
wintor
And
somewhere
far
away
threo
Cariboo
Hockey
League
clubs
had
reason
to
smile
Bunning
3
Steps
From
20
Spot
in
Baseball
History
Dy
The
Associated
Press
Jim
Dunning
Philadelphias
ace
right
bander
is
three
steps
away
from
a
rare
pitching
double
that
hasnt
been
accomplished
In
40
years
Dunning
who
earlier
this
sea
season
¬
son
pitched
a
perfect
game
posted
his
17th
victory
Sunday
In
the
National
League
leaders
4
1
10
lnnlng
triumph
overSan
Francisco
Giants
and
took
an
another
¬
other
giant
stride
toward
be
becoming
¬
coming
a
20
game
winner
in
each
league
Only
nine
pitchers
in
major
league
history
ever
have
posted
20
victories
in
both
the
National
and
American
leagues
among
them
Cy
Young
Jack
Chesbro
and
Joe
McGlnnity
Dunning
however
could
be
become
¬
come
the
first
since
Carl
Mays
In
1024
Dunning
who
won
20
games
with
Detroit
In
1957
likely
will
make
four
or
five
more
starts
In
the
Phillies
final
10
games
It
was
a
case
of
follow
the
leader
as
all
of
tho
participants
in
the
Auiora
Sports
Car
Club
Rally
man
managed
¬
aged
to
get
themselves
lost
during
the
178
mlle
event
Sunday
In
what
proved
to
be
a
comedy
of
errors
the
first
car
to
leave
the
starting
point
at
12
130
pm
had
gone
astray
before
It
had
gono
two
blocks
Only
one
car
managed
to
stay
on
the
right
toutc
during
the
first
half
of
tho
rally
but
He
checked
the
Giants
on
seven
hits
bringing
his
recordtol7
4
best
in
the
majors
on
a
per
percentage
¬
centage
basis
Dunnlngs
pitching
and
a
threo
run
10th
built
on
Tony
Taylors
doublo
a
single
by
Johnny
Calllson
and
Richie
Al
Allens
¬
lens
homer
kept
tho
Phillies
bulge
at
six
games
over
the
second
place
St
Louis
Cardi
nals
who
put
together
a
rare
feat
of
their
own
Walloping
Chicago
Cubs
15
2
the
Cardinals
became
only
the
second
team
In
modern
major
league
history
to
score
In
every
one
of
nine
Innings
New
York
Giants
did
it
against
Philadel
Philadelphia
¬
phia
in
1023
Elsewhere
Cincinnati
Reds
remained
seven
games
back
by
bombing
Warren
Spahn
and
Milwaukee
Draves
0
2
Don
Drysdale
won
his
18th
game
as
Los
Angeles
Dodgers
edged
New
York
Mets
5
4
and
Pitts
Pittsburgh
¬
burgh
Pirates
blanked
Houston
Colts
3
0
AURORA
RALLY
TOO
TOUGH
ALL
ENTRIES
LOST
It
soun
succumbed
to
mis
misguidance
¬
guidance
in
the
second
half
Tour
of
the
entries
were
foi
tunate
enougli
to
meet
the
Rally
Master
In
theii
travels
and
lecelvedpropei
guidance
totlieii
destination
When
the
last
cat
i
cached
the
finish
point
at
Cluculz
Lako
It
was
icpoited
to
be
three
and
one
hall
houis
late
No
wlnnoi
s
weiu
de
claicd
Jte
Citizen
SPORTS
Soccer
Win
National
Hotel
downed
Wil
Williams
¬
liams
Lake
4
1
Sunday
after
afternoon
¬
noon
In
the
Prince
George
Soccer
Association
It
was
the
first
of
threo
games
played
at
Rotary
Stadium
In
tho
other
games
Giscombe
Eagles
defeated
Deutz
Tlyers
4
2
while
RCAr
blanked
Legion
G
0
Dy
winning
National
main
maintained
¬
tained
its
lead
atop
the
PGSA
standings
Hugo
Rlsko
was
the
big
star
for
Nationals
scoring
two
goals
Other
markers
went
to
Pino
Dulz
and
Harold
Hacker
Carlo
Delllzia
was
the
most
outstanding
player
of
the
game
scoring
the
lone
tally
for
Wil
Williams
¬
liams
Lake
Nationals
built
a
3
0
lead
midway
through
the
second
half
before
Williams
Lake
finally
scored
its
lone
goal
No
statistics
were
available
for
the
othei
two
games
MONDAY
SEPTEMBER
14
1964
RIDER
DEFENCE
HAS
150
MINUTE
STREAK
Dy
DOUG
MARTIN
Citizen
Sports
Wrltor
nort
nradlov
of
Princo
Goorgo
broko
Into
a
set
llnoup
Sunday
Tho
city
minor
hockoy
official
was
namodamomborofthoDC
Amatour
Hockoy
Association
oxocutlvo
body
and
Northern
District
representative
Ho
will
roplaco
Ambroso
Trick
Sr
also
of
this
city
Tho
chango
was
tho
only
ono
as
tho
DCAHA
meetings
cop
cludod
aftor
threo
days
of
talks
in
Princo
George
Koy
officials
returning
for
second
torms
aro
prosldontDr
Loo
Margollo
of
Nanalmo
hon
honorary
¬
orary
prosldent
Hockey
Hall
of
Famo
playor
Cyclono
Taylor
of
CANNON
BENCHED
AT
OAKLAND
Vancouvor
and
socrotary-rcg-Istrar
Ivan
Tomplo
or
Victoria
Othor
Important
dovolop
ments
woro
Scth
Martin
Rossland
Warriors
award
-
winning
goallo
was
honorodwlthoprlzo
only
four
othor
men
havo
ovor
rocolvcd
Tho
association
mndo
a
movo
dostgned
to
stop
othor
provlncos
from
pirating
away
tho
bost
hockoy
prospects
in
DC
A
doclslon
was
mado
on
tho
Russian
nationals
hockoy
oxhlbltlon
this
wintor
A
bid
was
madotoincreaso
interest
In
tho
former
prostigo
ovont
of
tho
Canadian
amateur
hockoy
yoar
tho
Allan
Cup
final
MARTIN
EARNS
TOP
HONOR
Taking
Item
No
1
first
Mar
Martin
¬
tin
was
voted
an
outstanding
playor
award
aftor
being
nom
nominated
¬
inated
by
tho
Warriors
Among
tho
requirements
for
a
winner
are
ho
must
have
played
under
DCAHA
jurisdic
jurisdiction
¬
tion
for
at
least
10
years
ho
must
exhibit
unusual
sports
sportsmanship
¬
manship
clean
play
and
skill
and
have
assisted
in
the
devel
development
¬
opment
of
minor
players
Previous
winners
woro
H
Drown
and
r
Sullivan
of
Klm
Klmberley
¬
berley
and
Ab
Kronle
and
Duko
Scodellaro
of
Trail
Martin
can
add
the
tribute
to
a
collection
that
includes
three
best
goalie
awards
at
world
championship
tournaments
in
including
¬
cluding
tho
Innsbruck
Olympics
last
winter
Tho
movotoprotoctDC
hoc
hockoy
¬
koy
prospects
was
a
now
ruling
preventing
any
branch
-
to
-branch
transfers
of
Juniors
ju
juveniles
¬
veniles
and
midgets
This
will
bo
In
effect
for
two
years
The
only
exceptions
will
bo
in
tho
case
of
Job
transfers
or
a
change
of
residonco
by
parents
ASK
ALL
STARS
TO
FACE
REDS
The
DCAHA
In
handling
tho
Soviet
exhibition
details
awarded
the
game
to
tho
West
Western
¬
ern
International
Hockey
League
with
tho
recommena
tlon
an
all
star
team
should
be
used
by
tho
WIHL
The
CanadlanAHAwilldecide
which
of
three
sites
Trail
Victoria
Vancouvor
in
that
order
of
preference
will
re
receive
¬
ceive
the
game
It
will
be
played
between
Dec
10
and
20
Finally
it
was
decided
to
tec
ommend
to
the
CAHA
that
the
Allan
Cup
flnalbocuttoathree-
of
flvo
series
from
present
four-of-seven
setup
The
long
term
thinking
be
behind
¬
hind
the
wniLldea
Is
to
event
eventually
¬
ually
change
tho
Allan
Cup
play
playoff
¬
off
to
an
east
west
sudden
death
game
patterned
after
footballs
Grey
Cup
final
A
different
wrinkle
on
this
same
line
of
thought
is
to
hold
a
Canadian
championship
senior
hockey
tournament
with
each
province
represented
Games
in
the
tournament
would
all
bo
sud
sudden
¬
den
death
For
The
Very
Best
In
Dining
TRY
u
ffa
Mae
COWBOY
RAMOS
NY
RELIEF
STAR
By
Tho
Awocinted
Press
When
ho
camo
to
New
York
Yankees
Inst
week
Pedro
Rnmos
brought
nlong
his
wide
brimmed
stetson
hnts
block
shirtn
with
white
mothor
ofponrl
buttons
nnd
tight
blnck
cowboy
pnnts
Ramos
howovor
apparently
left
something
behind
his
inoffcctlvcnoss
Tho
20-year-old
Cuban
allow
allowed
¬
ed
only
two
hits
In
flvo
Innings
of
relief
Sunday
as
tho
Yankees
defeated
Minnesota
Twins
0
2
and
slipped
Into
second
placo
one
gamo
behind
Daltlmoro
Ori
Orioles
¬
oles
in
tho
soaring
Amorlcan
Loaguo
pennant
chaso
Tho
Yankees
acquired
Ramos
from
Clovoland
Indians
hoping
ho
could
help
tliolr
floundering
bullpen
staff
With
tho
Indians
tho
right
righthander
¬
hander
compiled
a
7
10
record
with
a
poor
014
earned
run
averago
splitting
his
tlmo
evenly
be
two
en
starting
and
rollevlng
His
performance
Sunday
though
indicated
Ramos
could
holp
tho
Yankees
get
into
tho
World
Series
for
a
record
tying
fifth
consecutive
year
The
10
year
veteran
has
per
permitted
¬
mitted
just
two
runs
in
0
1
3
innings
of
relief
with
New
York
He
was
called
on
for
his
fourth
appearance
In
olght
games
when
starter
Whitev
Ford
was
forced
to
leave
the
gamo
after
four
innings
Ramos
gave
up
only
a
leadoff
trinle
to
Jimmlo
Hall
In
tho
sov-
enth
Inning
and
a
single
to
Hall
In
the
ninth
Hall
scored
In
tho
seventh
on
Earl
Datteys
sacri
sacrifice
¬
fice
fly
Elsewhere
In
the
AL
Sunday
Kansas
City
Athletics
trimmed
Daltlmore
7
5
Cleveland
nipped
Chicago
White
Sox
5
4
Doston
Red
Sox
edged
Los
Angeles
An
Angels
¬
gels
4
3
and
Washington
Sena
Senators
¬
tors
whipped
Detroit
Tigers
5
1
Tord
had
to
leave
the
game
because
of
a
contusion
of
his
right
heel
AFL
Attracts
Record
to
See
Jets
Dy
The
Associated
Press
Tho
American
rootball
League
has
opened
Its
fifth
sea
season
¬
son
with
the
emphasis
on
at
attendance
¬
tendance
tho
spotlight
on
Duf
falo
and
the
big
question
mark
still
surioundlng
Dllly
Cannon
The
major
development
of
the
four
-game
progiam
was
the
record
crowd
of
44497
as
New
York
Jets
made
tholr
debut
in
Shea
Stadium
by
walloping
Den
Denver
¬
ver
Droncos
30
0
Tho
tin
nnut
was
more
thin
twice
as
1
irgo
as
any
othor
ever
tn
see
tho
Jets
in
New
YorK
exceeded
the
crowds
of
all
but
two
of
the
National
Leagues
seven
openers
and
pulled
the
ArL
to
a
record
at
attendance
¬
tendance
of
118412
for
Its
open
opening
¬
ing
program
Elsewhere
Duffalo
Dills
won
an
opener
for
the
first
tlmo
In
their
hlstoiy
by
crushing
Kan
Kansas
¬
sas
City
Chiefs
34
17
Doston
Patriots
edged
Oakland
Raiders
17
14
as
Cannon
played
a
sec
second
¬
ond
jy
role
for
tho
losors
and
the
defending
champion
San
Diego
ClurMMS
defoatod
Houston
Oilers
27
21
The
Jets
got
the
Job
done
early
against
tho
Droncos
Dill
Dalrd
Intercepted
a
Jacky
Lee
pass
on
the
second
play
from
scrimmage
returned
24
aids
to
tho
20
and
three
plays
latoi
New
York
had
a
touchdown
on
Dick
Woods
10
yard
toss
to
Gene
Heeter
The
Jpts
attendance
exceeded
the
pievious
recoid
of
38502
foi
tho
San
Diego
at
Duffilo
gamo
in
1003
Dills
quarterback
Jackie
Kemp
fioll7aiull0-jardsroi-iiif
pissos
to
Glenn
Dass
and
hit
El
Dubenlon
with
a
slx
yarder
in
the
Hist
quarter
against
the
Chiefs
while
Tom
Sestak
ran
an
Interception
back
15
jards
for
a
scoio
and
Pete
Gogolak
kicked
two
field
goils
Cannon
Just
acquiied
fioin
Houston
was
used
spaiingl
by
the
Raiders
Veteran
quulerbick
Tobin
Rote
pulled
tho
Chaigeis
oit
of
danger
In
the
second
half
against
the
Oilers
hitting
Don
Norton
with
a
10
yiui
ID
pltih
bofou
winding
up
with
1
27
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to
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night
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he
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avoid
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know
they
can
hurt
us
with
the
pass
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can
bet
all
the
money
youve
got
that
Lan
Lancaster
¬
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will
be
throwing
the
Winnipeg
Dlue
Dombers
coach
said
before
the
Western
Fool
ball
Conference
game
against
Saskatchewan
Roughrldors
Quarterback
Ron
Lancaster
did
He
hit
the
porous
Domber
pass
defence
with
11
completed
passesthree
for
touchdowns
243
yards
and
a
30
2
victory
that
boosted
Roughrlders
Into
a
three
way
tie
for
first
place
with
Dritlsh
Columbia
Lions
and
Calgary
Stampeders
Western
Conference
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L
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0
2
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3
0
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0
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101
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Hugh
Campbell
was
Lancas
Lancasters
¬
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main
target
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caught
soven
passes
two
for
his
eighth
and
ninth
louclnlowns
to
help
crush
the
last
place
Dombors
It
was
their
sixth
straight
do
foal
Lancaster
selected
halfback
Ed
Duchanan
for
his
third
aerial
touchdown
a
48
yard
pass-and-run
play
A
one
yard
touchdown
plunge
by
fullback
Goorgo
Reed
and
a
field
goal
and
threo
converts
by
halfback
Gorry
James
ac
accounted
¬
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for
Saskatchewans
othor
points
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absence
of
such
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talent
as
quarterback
Konny
Plocn
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Farroll
Funston
and
halfback
Goorgo
Fleming
mado
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for
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now
has
not
al
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a
point
for
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pre
previous
¬
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outings
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only
points
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tho
fourth
quarto
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llnobackor
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bod
Duchanan
in
tho
Roughrldor
ond
zono
for
a
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touch
Winnipeg
managed
to
get
ln
sldo
tho
Saskatchewan
30
yard
lino
twice
Tho
first
movo
foil
apart
when
Rider
dofonslvo
halfback
Larry
Dumollo
Inter
Intercepted
¬
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a
21
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pass
into
tho
ond
ronoj
tho
socond
when
a
third
down
pass
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tho
samo
aroa
from
tho
Rider
throo
yard
lino
was
knocked
asldo
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In
Point
Race
Dy
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CANADIAN
PRESS
End
Ted
Watklns
regained
tho
lead
In
the
Eastern
Football
Conferenco
scoring
race
Satur
Saturday
¬
day
scoring
two
touchdowns
as
Ottawa
Rough
Riders
widened
their
first
-place
grip
with
a
52
12
win
over
Calgary
Stam
Stampeders
¬
peders
In
a
Canadian
Football
League
Interlocking
game
In
other
weekend
action
In
tho
East
Toronto
Argonauts
won
their
second
game
In
six
starts
by
defeating
Edmonton
Eskimos
35
22
Sunday
Tsks
beat
Montreal
Alouettes
10
10
rrlday
Eastorn
Conference
W
L
T
F
A
Pt
Ottawa
4
2
1
173
123
9
Hamilton
3
2
0
103
84
0
Montreal
3
3
0
81
102
0
Toronto
2
4
0
101
127
4
Calgary
meets
the
Tiger
Cats
In
Hamilton
Tuesday
tn
another
Interlocking
game
Quarterback
Russ
JacksoA
and
halfback
Ron
Stewart
pro-
vlded
the
punch
lu
Ottawas
for-
ward
march
Jackson
scored
a
touchdown
threw
two
touch
touchdown
¬
down
passes
to
Stewart
one
to
Watklns
and
a
fourth
to
flanker
Whit
Tucker
Stewart
thiew
a
touchcown
pass
to
Watklns
rnllback
Dave
Thelen
provided
the
other
Ottawa
touchdown
End
Lee
Sampson
and
half
halfback
¬
back
Dick
Shatto
eich
scored
two
touchdowns
for
the
Aigos
Halfback
Jackie
Pai
ker
got
the
othei
Toionto
touchdown
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Sweet
in
kicked
four
conveits
and
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Minn
kicked
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list
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position
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camp
thioiuh
with
touchy
downs