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JERMOE
GOES
AGAIN
won
four
more
gold
medals
In
track
and
swimming
at
the
Olympic
Games
today
The
Americans
were
pulling
away
from
Russia
in
the
battle
for
gold
medals
and
the
Rus
Russians
¬
sians
were
losing
in
events
they
were
favored
to
win
The
US
had
10
gold
medals
the
Rus
Russians
¬
sians
eight
The
US
won
gold
medals
In
the
womens
100
-
metre
dash
and
mens
400
-
metre
hurdles
two
of
the
five
events
on
the
track
and
field
program
today
and
the
Americans
added
two
more
swimming
championships
to
bring
their
swimming
total
to
nine
Crothers
couldnt
catch
New
Zealands
Peter
Snell
In
the
mens
800
metre
final
despltea
determined
closing
bid
and
the
defending
Olympic
champion
crossed
the
finish
line
In
the
fastest
Olympic
time
ever
The
silver
gave
Canada
a
total
of
three
medals
in
the
games
so
far
one
gold
In
row
rowing
¬
ing
a
silver
and
a
bronze
in
track
And
Harry
Jerome
of
Vancouver
will
try
for
his
sec
second
¬
ond
medal
in
the
long
sprint
Jerome
won
both
his
heats
In
the
200
metre
dish
today
and
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finals
Sat
Saturday
¬
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He
got
the
bronze
Thurs
Thursday
¬
day
coming
third
in
the
100
metre
dash
The
record
-
breaking
spree
continued
In
the
sixth
day
of
competition
as
four
world
rec
records
¬
ords
were
set
two
in
swimming
and
the
other
two
in
the
wom
womens
¬
ens
javelin
and
rifle
shooting
A
flock
of
new
Olympic
marks
also
were
put
into
the
record
book
The
Snell
-
Crothers
battle
was
one
of
the
highlights
of
the
second
day
of
track
and
field
competition
where
the
US
al
already
¬
ready
has
won
five
gold
medals
Crothers
finished
just
a
half
second
behind
the
New
Zea
lander
and
ran
the
fastest
800
of
his
career
to
become
the
first
Canadian
to
win
a
silver
medal
in
track
since
the
1030
games
in
Derlln
That
year
Johnny
Loarlng
of
WlnsorOnt
placed
second
In
the
400
metro
hurdles
The
24
-
year
-
old
Crothers
was
the
only
runner
In
the
field
of
eight
to
challenge
Snell
and
was
closing
the
gap
near
the
finish
Snclts
time
of
1451
was
an
Olympic
record
breaking
the
mark
of
1401
set
by
two
other
runners
In
the
heats
Wed
FRIDAY
OCTOBER
16
1964
AFTER
SECOND
MEDAL
CROTHERS
WINS
A
SILVER
TOKYO
CP
-Dill
Crothers
the
heady
Markham
Ont
phar
pharmacist
¬
macist
won
Canadas
first
second
-
place
silver
medal
In
Olympic
track
competition
In
28
years
sharpshooter
Gill
Boa
of
St
Catharines
Ont
placed
fourth
in
the
small
bore
rifle
shooting
and
the
United
States
nesday
Crothers
time
was
145C
Wilson
Klprugut
of
Kenya
was
third
in
1450
completing
a
Commonwealth
sweep
of
the
medals
Rex
Cawley
of
the
United
States
won
the
400
metre
hur
hurdles
¬
dles
by
more
than
15
yards
In
40
C
seconds
and
a
Tennessee
girl
Wjomia
Tyus
took
the
womens
100
metres
in
114
seconds
slower
than
her
world
record
-
equalling
performance
of
112
in
the
heats
Thursday
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WINOERSON
CROTHERS
The
Russians
won
two
gold
medals
today
In
mcrs
team
foils
fencing
and
light-heavyweight
welghtllftlng
but
were
dethroned
In
the
womens
jave
javelin
¬
lin
gold
by
a
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girl
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of
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In
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the
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and
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1037
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the
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Jump
with
the
second
best
leap
flvo
feet
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In
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of
tho
National
Hockey
Leagues
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sophomore
Jinx
last
season
already
appears
headed
for
a
better
campaign
In
his
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year
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Montreal
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New
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Toronto
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Toronto
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2
2
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Toronto
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with
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sot
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Sunday
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Only
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who
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The
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riguro
Skating
Club
will
open
its
winter
session
Monday
with
juniors
eight
years
old
and
under
starting
at
343
pm
and
Inter
Intermediates
¬
mediates
nine
years
and
up
at
443
pm
Senior
all
who
have
passed
their
first
figuro
test
and
any
13
years
and
up
who
have
passed
preliminary
tests
will
begin
Tuesday
at
4
pm
SOCCER
Prlnco
George
National
ver
versus
¬
sus
Williams
Lako
Maple
Leafs
2
p
m
Sunday
at
notary
Stadium
Prince
George
Soccer
Association
final
playoff
The
Maplo
Leafs
pulled
a
mild
upset
by
defeating
thoGis
come
Eagles
2
1
and
3
1
In
tho
semi
finals
In
the
other
semi
semifinal
¬
final
National
Hotel
twice
blasted
the
Deutz
riyers
to
gain
berth
In
the
final
against
the
Lakers
The
Nationals
are
favoured
to
defeat
the
Maple
Leafs
In
the
final
and
win
the
B
and
B
Trophy
NHL
STARS
Bob
Pulford
Torontos
hard
hardworking
¬
working
centre
who
set
up
the
winning
goal
and
added
an
In
Insurance
¬
surance
marker
of
his
won
as
the
Maple
Leafs
defeated
De
Detroit
¬
troit
Red
Wings
5
3
In
the
only
national
Hockey
League
game
played
Thursday
night
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Third
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ROSS
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HELP
The
Prince
George
Mo
Mohawks
¬
hawks
could
have
the
long
arm
of
the
law
on
their
side
when
the
hockey
season
opens
at
The
Coliseum
Oct
31
Barry
Ross
six-foot-one
and
202
pounds
could
bean
other
of
the
new
look
Mo
Mohawks
¬
hawks
in
Prince
George
Ross
Is
currently
station
stationed
¬
ed
in
Prince
George
at
the
city
RCMP
detachment
and
could
be
available
to
the
Hawks
for
the
10G4
GS
season
From
his
record
Ross
should
be
a
good
one
In
the
Cariboo
Hockey
League
Hes
played
senior
with
the
Saskatoon
Quakers
and
Junior
with
the
Winnipeg
Monarchs
Already
recognized
as
plus
factors
this
winter
even
though
the
city
inter
intermediates
¬
mediates
have
yet
to
hold
their
first
workout
arc
defenceman
Bob
Crawford
and
centre
Stcvo
Chorney
Ross
too
Is
a
defence
man
And
the
defence
Inciden
Incidentally
¬
tally
is
whore
general
man
manager
¬
ager
George
Merrick
feels
Uio
Hawks
must
bo
strength
strengthened
¬
ened
if
thoy
aro
to
rise
above
last
oars
disappointing
third
place
finish
Ross
aftor
playing
thrco
soasons
with
tho
Winnipeg
Monarchs
Jumped
to
tho
Quakers
of
tho
Saskatchewan
senior
league
Same
Sad
Story
For
Wings
SPORTS
CALENDAR
HOCKCY
By
THE
CANADIAN
PRESS
Tho
Red
Wings
en
nt
get
tho
hotter
of
tho
Maplo
Lenfs
oven
with
Ted
Lindsay
Detroit
and
Toronto
battled
throughout
last
soason
for
third
placo
In
tho
National
Hockoy
Loaguo
and
tho
Loafs
camo
out
on
top
Then
thoy
met
in
tho
Stanloy
Cup
flails
but
for
tho
socond
yoar
in
a
row
Toronto
won
tho
sllvorwaro
Tho
teams
facod
each
other
Thursday
night
In
Detroit
and
despite
a
rocord
opening
crowd
of
14323
and
tho
return
of
Lind
Lindsay
¬
say
aftor
four
years
In
rctlro
mont
tho
vordlct
was
tho
same
Tho
Leafs
won
5
3
Hard
-
working
centro
Bob
Pulford
provided
tho
ammuni
ammunition
¬
tion
for
the
Loafs
sotting
up
Ron
Stewart
for
the
winning
goal
In
the
second
period
and
clinch
clinching
¬
ing
tho
win
in
the
third
when
he
scored
while
killing
a
Toronto
penalty
Tho
teams
battled
to
a
3
3
tie
in
the
wide
open
first
period
Toronto
hold
the
upper
hand
with
a
3
1
lead
until
the
Wings
capitalized
on
a
rash
of
penal
penalties
¬
ties
for
two
power
play
goals
In
C8
seconds
Andy
Bathgate
Dave
Keon
and
Red
Kelly
Just
returned
from
a
government
assignment
at
the
TOKYO
Olympics
scored
for
Toronto
In
tho
first
period
Defenceman
Ken
Douglas
earned
threo
asslts
two
in
the
opening
frame
and
one
on
Pul
Pulford
¬
ford
goal
In
tho
third
Albert
Langlols
scored
first
for
the
Wings
on
a
rink
long
dash
rioyd
Smith
nan
owed
tho
Leafs
margin
while
Billy
Harris
and
Bathgate
sat
out
penalties
and
Ron
Murphy
tied
It
up
with
Harris
still
In
the
box
It
was
the
first
game
of
the
season
for
both
clubs
and
Tor
Toronto
¬
onto
moved
Into
a
four
way
tie
for
first
place
with
Montreal
Chicago
and
New
York
All
have
two
points
each
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recently
saying
It
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me
all
this
time
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out
that
It
was
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for
me
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still
takes
a
drop
of
whisky
though
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Johnny
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of
the
Caids
and
written
September
28
Keane
said
Tills
Is
to
submit
my
resig
resignation
¬
nation
as
field
manager
of
the
St
Louts
Cards
effective
as
of
the
last
championship
National
League
game
whether
It
be
the
end
of
the
tegular
baseball
reason
or
at
the
end
of
the
World
Series
Reports
have
Indicated
Keane
will
take
over
as
field
manager
of
the
Pittslun
gh
Pli
ates
Danny
Murtaugh
the
Bucs
veteian
manage
i
tetiied
late
in
theNL
season
FOR
SALE
Square
timbers
6x6
8Mx8
8xl6
etc
12
to
20
feet
long
fir
and
spruce
Quantity
of
42
and
54
carrier
blocks
Call
During
Working
Hours
Northern
Planing
Mills
Ltd
First
Avenue
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