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Frank
Hughes
Tops
Tourney
A
six-over-par
114
was
good
for
victory
In
the
Ques
Quesnel
¬
nel
golf
tournament
over
the
weekend
Frank
Hughes
of
Quesne
captured
the
Quesnel
Jewel
Jewellers
¬
lers
Trophy
with
the
114
score
four
strokes
head
of
Jerry
Howe
A
field
of
almost
150
took
part
in
the
two
day
event
on
the
nine
hole
course
in
including
¬
cluding
golfers
from
Prince
George
Quesnel
Williams
Lake
and
100
Mile
House
BC
Hydro
Stages
Tournament
B
C
Hydro
employees
staged
their
annual
golf
tournament
at
the
Pine
Valley
Par
3
course
Saturday
and
Dan
Johnston
em
emerged
¬
erged
as
top
man
with
a
low
net
57
The
tournament
whichdrew34
entries
was
designed
as
a
fun
competition
with
prizes
for
everything
from
low
net
to
most
triple
bogies
Steve
Billlck
finished
second
in
the
low
net
event
with
Dave
Semchuk
third
and
Jerry
Polichln
fourth
Hidden
hole
winners
were
Don
McKelvie
Stan
Aylwin
Bryan
Kopp
and
Larry
Hanson
Alex
Anderson
witha
08
won
high
gross
honors
Hank
Buehler
had
the
most
triple
bogies
and
Charlie
OCallaghan
had
the
most
double
bogies
Staged
this
year
for
the
first
tme
the
tournament
will
be
become
¬
come
an
annual
event
and
was
followed
by
a
stag
smoker
a
wmcn
lime
prizes
were
awaiu
ed
for
the
18
hole
event
Killy
Cup
Play
Ends
Sept
30
Competition
for
the
Killy
Cup
emblematic
or
the
club
cham
championship
¬
pionship
of
the
Prince
George
Horsehoe
Qlub
started
Sunday
and
will
continue
every
Sunday
until
the
finals
Sept
30
The
count
all
handicap
event
is
open
to
any
member
of
the
Prince
George
Horseshoe
club
and
the
action
begins
at
1230
each
Sunday
at
the
clubs
pitch
at
Fort
George
Park
Further
information
may
be
obtained
by
contacting
Bill
Djw
at
564
5649
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Wins
Canuck
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Canada
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commission
traveloque
which
won
an
academy
award
nomination
was
awarded
the
Canuck
award
Thursday
for
the
best
35
mm
film
at
the
Cana
Canadian
¬
dian
Tourist
Association
con
vention
here
The
Maple
Leaf
award
for
the
best
16mm
motion
picture
went
to
the
Nova
Scotia
Informa
Information
¬
tion
Service
Film
Orison
a
documenttary
on
churches
in
the
Atlantic
provinces
Certificates
of
merit
also
were
presented
to
Lake
of
the
Woods
Regional
Tourist
Coun
cil
Upper
Ottawa
Valley
Trav
el
Council
Calgary
Exhibition
and
Stampede
and
the
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The
hardy
set
who
kick
soccer
balls
around
every
Sunday
in
Prince
George
braved
the
rain
again
this
weekend
The
two
top
clubs
in
the
four
team
Prince
George
Soccer
League
once
again
emerged
victorious
KAML00PS
BOWS
OUT
OF
CHL
Everything
is
back
to
nor
normal
¬
mal
In
the
Cariboo
Hockey
League
It
will
once
again
be
a
four
team
league
including
Prince
George
Mohawks
Quesnel
Kangaroos
Van
derhoof
Bears
and
Williams
Lake
Stampeders
An
application
for
a
fran
franchise
¬
chise
In
the
league
request
requested
¬
ed
by
Kamloops
has
been
rescinded
leaving
the
CHLs
regular
four
teams
still
Involved
The
Kamloops
club
origi
originally
¬
nally
propoed
a
gate
equalization
plan
for
their
participation
in
the
league
but
when
the
CHL
clubs
turned
this
down
Kamloops
agreed
to
enter
anyway
However
they
have
since
changed
their
mind
and
in
informed
¬
formed
CHLofflcials
of
their
stand
over
the
weekend
Meanwhile
Williams
Lake
announced
over
the
weekend
that
they
have
appointed
Alex
Kashuba
as
coach
replacing
Bud
Laidler
The
stamps
who
earlier
had
considered
dropping
their
franchise
because
of
financial
difficulties
appear
to
have
things
going
well
Theyve
added
some
new
players
and
things
look
brighter
for
the
club
than
at
any
time
in
the
past
few
years
Prince
George
Mohawks
under
newly
reappointed
coach
Willie
Schmidt
begin
workouts
Sept
26
Field
Wide
Open
Favorite
Drops
Out
Of
St
Leger
Race
LONDON
CP
Betting
on
the
St
Leger
third
Jewel
of
Britains
triple
crown
of
horse
racing
was
wide
open
today
following
the
withdrawal
of
odds
on
favorite
Royal
Palace
Trainer
Noel
Murless
announced
Saturday
he
has
decided
not
to
start
Royal
Pal
ace
In
Wednesdays
classic
because
the
colt
had
not
recov
ered
from
a
leg
Injury
suffered
In
a
workout
Bookies
had
quoted
Royal
Palace
at
4
to
5
for
the
St
Leger
on
the
basis
of
victories
In
the
Two
Thousand
Guineas
and
the
Derby
first
two
legs
of
the
triple
crown
Odds
fluctuated
today
as
bookies
adjusted
starting
prices
Among
the
entries
was
Dominion
Day
owned
by
Cal
Calgary
¬
gary
publisher
Max
Dell
oil
man
Frank
McMahon
of
Van
couver
and
singer
Blng
Crosby
Dominion
Day
finished
a
dis
dismal
¬
mal
11th
in
the
Derby
but
bookies
quoted
him
at
10
to
I
today
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a
buzz
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defence
and
an
injured
back
have
given
New
Westminster
Salmonbellies
new
life
in
the
Mlnto
Cup
Cana
Canadian
¬
dian
junior
lacrosse
finals
Down
3
0
In
their
best-of-sev-en
series
with
Oshawa
Green
Gaels
the
Salmonbellies
rebounded
Saturday
night
for
a
12
5
victory
and
the
crucial
fifth
game
scheduled
for
tonight
The
back
Injury
to
Oshawas
Gaylord
Powless
In
Thursdays
game
took
much
of
the
starch
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Win
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League
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Simon
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trounced
last
place
Woodwards
B
5
0
in
one
game
and
National
edged
Woodwards
United
A
1
0
in
the
doubleheader
at
Rotary
Park
Dave
Looy
Photo
out
of
the
Green
Gaels
attack
Saturday
The
full
blooded
Mohawk
star
who
has
been
the
key
figure
to
Oshawas
four
straight
Canadian
Junior
titles
was
limited
to
just
two
assists
Keith
Jackson
New
Westmin
Westminster
¬
ster
coach
relieved
Al
Leth
walte
of
the
chore
of
checking
Powless
turning
the
Job
over
to
Steve
DEasum
Lethwalte
responded
by
scor
in
three
goals
and
one
assist
DEasum
added
a
goal
and
two
Assists
Wayne
Goss
and
Paul
Shmyr
bagging
five
birdies
In
the
pro
process
¬
cess
Brewer
finished
second
and
earned
15000
with
a
3836
gave
the
Salmonbellies
two
goals
each
with
Ken
Wlznoskl
Barrle
Bolton
Kerry
Gallagher
and
Ed
Goss
adding
one
each
Powless
didnt
get
past
the
New
Westminster
defence
all
night
The
Gaels
who
did
found
It
almost
Impossible
to
tarnish
the
brilliance
of
goalie
Terry
Garrett
who
handled
29
shots
compared
with
43
for
Oshawa
netmtoder
Merv
Marshall
Ross
Jones
Larry
Lloyd
Jim
Hlggs
Charlie
Marlowe
and
Phil
Clayton
were
the
Oshawa
marksmen
Nicklaus
Scores
Victory
Forged
Through
Disgust
AKRON
Ohio
AP
Jack
Nicklaus
captured
his
third
World
Series
of
Golf
trophy
and
the
top
prize
of
50000
Sunday
when
he
shot
a
37
3370
for
a
3Chole
total
of
144
and
a
one
stroke
victory
over
Masters
champion
Gay
Brewer
His
triumph
was
forged
out
of
disgust
with
himself
after
shooting
a
four-over-par
74
In
Saturdays
first
round
rain
storm
to
trail
the
field
I
had
played
like
an
Idiot
Saturday
said
Nicklaus
I
have
too
much
personal
pride
to
allow
myself
to
play
that
badly
I
didnt
care
how
much
it
rained
I
had
to
figure
out
a
way
to
hit
the
ball
solidly
again
For
flie
final
round
Nicklaus
came
out
trailing
the
other
three
Ser
ies
golfers
British
Open
champion
Roberto
de
Vicenzo
by
four
strokes
Brew
er
by
three
strokes
and
PGA
tltllst
Don
January
by
one
In
the
face
of
25
to
33
mile
aii
hour
winds
Jack
matched
Firestones
par
of
3535
70
74
and
a
145
total
De
Vicenzo
took
third
money
of
7500
with
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Despite
three
weekend
games
involving
teams
of
the
Eastern
Football
Conference
during
the
weekend
there
was
only
one
major
change
in
the
scoring
race
led
by
end
Tommy
Joe
Coffey
of
Hamilton
Tiger
Cats
Ron
Parson
booted
a
field
goal
single
and
three
converts
in
Montreal
Alouettes
27
26
victory
over
Winnipeg
Blue
Bombers
to
leap
up
among
the
leaders
with
1
7
points
Coffey
added
a
field
goal
and
two
converts
to
his
total
for
42
points
six
more
than
Ottawa
Rough
Rider
flanker
Whit
Tucker
above
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Saskatchewan
Roughriders
downed
Ottawa
Rough
Riders
32
23
in
Regina
Sunday
and
moved
into
first
place
in
the
Western
Football
Conference
In
the
other
weekend
contest
Edmonton
Eskimos
mustered
only
a
14
14
tie
with
last
place
British
Columbia
Lions
Saturday
enough
to
put
the
Esks
alone
in
third
spot
in
the
standings
The
Ottawa
club
will
have
two
days
rest
before
meeting
second
place
Calgary
Stamped
ers
Tuesday
In
Calgary
In
the
next
CFL
contest
A
record
Regina
crowd
of
21696
watched
Sunday
as
the
Roughriders
who
beat
Ottawa
last
year
for
the
Grey
Cup
recorded
their
sixth
victory
in
seven
games
Ottawa
was
ahead
9
6
after
the
first
quarter
and
held
a
23
21
margin
after
the
second
Saskatchewan
pulled
ahead
In
the
third
quarter
Halfback
Ed
Buchanan
scored
two
touchdowns
for
Sas
katchewan
and
Al
Ford
and
Hugh
Campbell
got
one
each
Jack
Abendschan
kicked
two
singles
three
converts
and
a
field
goal
Rick
Black
Whit
Tucker
and
Margene
Adklns
scored
Ottawa
touchdowns
Moe
Racine
kicked
two
converts
and
Ted
Collins
kicked
a
third
convert
Rough
Riders
got
their
other
points
when
Saskatchewan
quarter
quarterback
¬
back
Ron
Lancaster
conceded
a
firstquarter
safety
touch
In
Vancouver1
a
touchdown
by
quarterback
Frank
Cosentl
no
with
less
than
two
minutes
remaining
gave
Eskimos
their
tie
with
Lions
The
tie
put
Eskimos
one
point
ahead
of
Winnipeg
Blue
Bomb
ers
who
were
dumped
2
26
In
Montreal
Saturday
by
the
Alouettes
Lions
remained
one
point
behind
Bombers
In
last
place
Neither
Eskimos
nor
Lions
seemed
able
to
produce
sus
talned
offensive
efforts
in
their
lacklustre
game
before
28266
fans
Lions
got
touchdowns
from
halfback
Jim
Young
and
line
backer
Norm
Fleldgate
who
Intercepted
a
Cosentlno
pass
In
the
third
quarter
Ted
Gerela
converted
Youngs
touchdown
missed
on
F
1
e
1
d
g
a
t
e
s
and
added
a
single
Randy
Kerbow
scored
the
other
Edmonton
touchdown
and
Peter
Kempf
converted
both
BC
quarterback
B
e
r
n
i
e
Faloney
passed
for
217
yards
a
major
portion
of
Lions
285
yardi
total
offence
Eskimos
gained
a
total
of
343
yards
in
the
game
for
18
first
downs
seven
more
than
BC
Ti
Cats
In
First
Hamilton
Tiger
Cats
moved
into
first
place
In
the
Eastern
Football
Conference
during
the
weekend
following
a23
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ry
over
Toronto
that
dumped
the
Argonauts
into
their
famil
lar
spot
In
the
standings
the
cellar
The
Argos
after
a
surprising
two
game
win
streak
to
open
the
season
lost
their
fourth
straight
Sunday
and
now
share
bottom
rung
In
the
fourteam
c
o
n
f
ere
nc
e
with
Montreal
Alouettes
27
20
victors
Satur
Saturday
¬
day
over
Winnipeg
Blue
Bomb
ers
The
Ticats
surprising
move
to
the
top
they
have
won
four
of
five
starts
was
assured
later
Sun
day
when
Saskatchewan
Roughriders
dumped
Ottawa
Rough
Riders
32
23
in
Regina
The
Tlger
Cats
with
eight
points
are
two
up
on
Ottawa
and
four
ahead
of
Toronto
and
Montreal
All
with
the
excep
tion
of
Argos
have
played
just
five
games
Fumbles
and
funny
happen
ings
contributed
largely
to
Montreals
victory
as
Roger
Hamelln
missed
three
Winnipeg
converts
enough
points
to
have
won
them
the
game
In
a
game
that
offered
about
everything
for
15000
fans
Phil
Brady
of
Montreal
and
Bill
Cooper
of
W
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p
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g
traded
touchdowns
on
punt
returns
Brady
for
70
yards
and
Cooper
for
75
his
style
The
rules
have
changed
So
has
the
uniform
But
one
style
Is
still
what
It
was
back
then
Old
Style
Its
still
brewed
slow
and
natural
for
real
men
who
know
the
real
thing
Thats
why
its
your
style
Tackle
one
tonight
and
see
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