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from
be
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a
first
quarter
deficit
and
rolled
to
a
32
17
win
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to
Argonauts
In
t
Canadian
Football
League
game
Sundij
before
20
336
fans
The
Argos
scoied
a
touch
touchdown
¬
down
and
a
field
goal
before
the
Roughriders
hit
the
scoreboard
In
the
second
quarter
with
a
bin-
Big
Six
Clubs
Each
Win
One
National
Hotel
and
Sherwood
Court
split
the
opening
games
of
their
best-of-flve
Big
Six
mens
softball
playoff
series
Sun
Sunday
¬
day
The
Nationals
won
the
first
game
6
3
behind
the
three
hit
pitching
of
Gib
Chartrand
but
Bernle
Schneider
set
the
Hotel
men
down
on
four
hits
In
the
evening
gam
as
the
Court
tri
triumphed
¬
umphed
13
2
The
third
game
of
the
series
will
be
played
Tuesday
night
at
630
pm
Friday
night
as
National
Hotel
disposed
of
Doucette
in
the
semi
semifinals
¬
finals
Chartrand
pitched
the
victory
in
a
12
5
decision
Ed
Conrad
hit
twice
In
three
trips
for
the
Nationals
an
In-slde-the-park
homo
run
and
a
double
Odle
Norum
had
three
for
four
for
the
losers
Includ
Including
¬
ing
a
triple
I
gle
point
then
added
two
touch
downs
a
field
goal
and
another
single
foi
a
1910
halftlme
lead
Halfback
Alan
Ford
led
the
Saskatchewan
attack
with
two
touchdowns
one
on
a
42
ard
pass
from
quarterback
Ron
Lancaster
and
the
other
on
a
one
jard
plunge
Lancaster
got
a
touchdown
on
a
one
jard
keeper
play
and
fullback
George
Reed
dove
over
from
the
two
yard
line
for
another
End
Al
Irwin
took
a
30ard
pass
from
Toronto
quarterback
Wall
Gablei
at
9
05
of
the
first
quarter
and
halfback
Bill
Sy
mons
got
the
other
Toronto
touchdown
with
a
fourjard
run
in
tne
lourth
quarter
Fullback
Bill
Goods
of
Saskat
chew
an
had
a
field
goal
three
converts
and
two
singles
on
field
goal
attempts
that
went
wide
Toronto
punter
Dave
Mann
kicked
a
field
goal
and
two
converts
Reed
was
the
biggest
ground
gainer
for
Saskatchewan
with
106
ards
In
22
carries
while
halfback
Jim
Dillards
42
ards
on
nine
can
les
were
best
on
the
ground
for
Toronto
Roughrld
ers
ford
and
Argos
Irwin
each
get
il2
yards
on
pass
plays
for
the
best
performance
in
that
de
partment
Lancaster
had
the
edge
in
the
air
with
12
completions
in
22
tries
compared
with
Gablers
nine
completions
in
22
attempts
The
Citizen
PiliVTW
rfrV
ki
V
ttfcksk
Victorias
Bilk
Wakeham
with
Labatt
Trophy
emblematic
of
Simon
Fraser
Open
golf
title
Miller
photo
Bombers
Back
on
Beam
At
BC
Lions1
Expense
VANCOUER
CP
-
Wlnnl
peg
Blue
Bombers
Sundaj
snapped
a
nine
game
losing
streak
that
dated
back
to
Oct
1
1967
by
defeating
British
Co
Columbia
¬
lumbia
Lions
17
10
before23C38
Western
Tootball
Conference
fans
Trailing
10
3
going
Into
the
last
quarter
Bombers
exploded
for
two
late
touchdowns
just
one
minute
apart
The
first
came
after
a
third
down
gambe
failed
but
Bomb
Bombers
¬
ers
won
a
reprieve
because
of
a
B
C
offside
penilty
Bombers
gambled
on
third
down
with
two
jards
to
go
They
failed
to
get
the
yardage
but
the
offside
call
gave
them
the
ball
at
Lions
28
Bombei
quarterback
John
Schneider
threw
i
strike
to
Ken
Nielsen
In
the
right
end
zone
as
defendei
John
Griffin
slipped
on
the
wet
turf
Roger
Kettlewell
fumbled
tht
Bombers
klckoff
and
Chip
Bar
Barrett
¬
rett
recovered
at
the
Lions
23
Schneider
13ard
pass
to
Mel
sen
followed
b
Dave
Ralmeys
10
yard
run
off
left
tackle
as
assured
¬
sured
the
Winnipeg
victory
their
first
since
they
beat
B
C
19
8
last
Oct
1
Pierre
G
u
1
n
d
o
n
converted
both
Winnipeg
touchdowns
and
added
a
32
yard
field
goal
In
the
third
quarter
Bombers
had
i
scoring
threat
snuffed
out
In
the
first
quartet
when
Fred
Flgueroa
fumbled
on
the
Lions
19
and
Skip
Diaz
re
covered
Lions
bounced
back
to
score
at
13
12
of
the
quarter
after
Jerry
Bradlej
Intercepted
a
Schneider
pass
Intended
for
Mitch
Zalnasky
at
the
Winnipeg
30
and
ran
It
to
Bombers
one-
yard
line
Lions
quarterback
Pete
Ohler
failed
on
a
sneak
then
Dale
Brady
bulled
over
for
the
score
Ted
Gerela
who
also
kicked
a
44
yard
field
goal
In
the
second
quarter
converted
Bombers
played
without
five
regular
players
and
lost
veteran
back
Ernie
Pitts
In
the
third
quarter
Pitts
was
hit
hard
by
Gerela
after
Intercepting
a
Lions
pass
at
the
B
C
33
and
running
it
back
to
mid
field
Pitts
had
gone
Into
the
contest
with
tender
ribs
and
the
Gerela
STANDINGS
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Conference
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3
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2
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4
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tackle
aggravated
the
Injury
Ralmey
was
the
Inspirational
spark
for
the
Bombers
as
he
ran
105
yards
In
18
carries
Bombers
total
ground
attack
was
159
yards
They
picked
up
98
yards
through
the
air
82
of
them
to
Nielsen
Lions
mustered
only
30
yards
on
the
ground
made
wet
bj
light
drizzle
and
had
179
yards
passing
They
lost
53
yards
In
penalties
Despite
the
victory
Bombers
remain
deep
In
the
Western
Conference
basement
with
two
points
Lions
are
fourth
In
the
five
team
circuit
with
four
points
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SPORT
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5
Irate
Fans
Call
Halt
To
Soccer
An
angry
Fred
Bruneski
coach
of
the
Simon
Fraser
-PG
Meat
Packers
said
Sunday
night
he
was
withdrawing
his
team
from
the
North
Cariboo
Soccer
League
after
fans
of
the
rival
Labatts
United
Italians
attacked
one
of
his
plajers
In
a
game
Sunday
afternoon
Bruneskis
Packers
quit
the
game
at
the
35
mlnute
mark
of
the
first
half
after
several
Labatt
fans
punched
and
kicked
forward
Keith
Brookes
Brooks
was
attempting
to
dis
dislodge
¬
lodge
the
ball
from
the
hands
of
prone
Labatt
goalie
Gaetano
Mauro
when
a
group
of
about
eight
fans
standing
near
the
goal
streamed
onto
the
field
said
Bruneski
Labatt
coach
Pino
Dulz
said
Brookes
had
kicked
goalie
Mauro
and
continued
to
try
for
the
ball
after
the
referee
blew
his
whistle
The
angry
Bruneski
said
he
plans
to
lay
a
charge
of
assault
with
the
RCMP
Labatts
were
leading
1
0
on
Plero
Bolzls
goal
when
Packers
quit
the
game
In
another
game
Sunday
at
Ro
tar
Stadium
Prince
George
Intercontinental
Pulp
defeated
Woodwards
Kickers
6
1
Maritime
Base
j
Wins
Softball
WINNIPEG
CP
The
first
Canadian
Forces
softball
cham
championship
¬
pionship
was
won
Sunday
by
a
team
representing
the
Green
wood
NS
base
Gt
eenwood
defeated
Camp
Borden
Ont
7
6
In
the
final
and
went
through
the
four
day
nlneteam
tournament
undefeaU
ed
Teams
from
acioss
Canada
and
overseas
bases
took
paj
fin
the
round
robin
championship
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1968
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Title
by
DALLIS
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Citizen
Sports
Editor
Bi
Itlsh
Columbia
Open
cham
champion
¬
pion
Bill
Wakeham
of
Victorias
Gorge
Vale
Club
played
it
cozy
and
let
the
remainder
of
the
field
try
to
catch
him
In
winning
the
5000
Simon
Fraser
Open
golf
tournament
Sunday
The
27-year-old
former
Can
Canadian
¬
adian
junior
king
and
twice
BC
amateur
champion
shot
a
one-over-par
73
to
collect
the
first
place
cheque
of
1050
five
strokes
ahead
of
Ron
Wllley
of
Vancouvers
Mirlne
Diive
Wakeham
equalling
the
Prince
George
Country
Club
record
of
67
on
the
opening
day
of
the
54
hole
medal
competition
shot
68
on
the
second
round
and
held
a
six
stroke
lead
going
Into
Sun
Sundays
¬
days
final
18
holes
His
total
for
three
rounds
was
208
or
8
strokes
under
par
His
chief
competition
going
Into
the
final
round
had
been
Wayne
Vollmer
the
23-year-old
Alberta
Open
king
from
Vancou
Vancouver
¬
ver
but
the
young
Marine
Drive
assistant
slipped
to
a
one-over-par
73
Sunday
to
finish
in
third
place
and
collect
640
Willey
by
shooting
the
best
round
of
69
on
the
final
day
jumped
from
a
tie
for
fourth
place
to
the
runner
up
slot
to
pocket
750
Vollmer
finished
third
on
rounds
of
70-71-73-214
Wllley
was
71-73-69-213
and
Wake
Wakeham
¬
ham
the
new
chamnionwho
boost
boosted
¬
ed
his
earnings
past
the
6000
nnrk
was
67-68-73
for
208
In
fourth
place
at
even
par
216
came
Al
Kennedy
of
Van
Vancouver
¬
couver
Qullchena
Kennedy
who
won
the
title
last
year
matched
the
par-36-36-72
lajout
on
each
of
his
three
rounds
Low
amateur
In
the
167
man
field
was
Tom
Whittle
of
Vancouvers
McCleery
club
who
shot
rounds
of
74-75-74-for
223
good
for
ninth
place
In
the
over
overall
¬
all
standings
Playing
to
the
accompaniment
of
the
roar
of
a
neighboring
speedway
track
yesterday
after
afternoon
¬
noon
the
leaders
went
from
pleasant
weather
and
noise
to
a
rain
spattered
finish
In
the
early
hours
of
the
evening
Willey
got
the
jump
on
Wake
ham
In
his
bid
to
catch
up
by
draining
a
40
foot
uphill
putt
for
a
birdie
three
on
the
first
green
While
the
BC
Open
king
played
it
subtly
and
made
the
45
hole
turn
In
one-over-par
figures
of
37
Wllley
climbed
in
the
standings
with
a
turn
of
three
under
33
In
fact
he
missed
a
six
foot
putt
for
an
eagle
at
the
ninth
green
which
would
have
closed
the
gap
even
further
But
Wakeham
who
had
fired
13
birdies
19
pars
and
only
two
bogeys
on
the
first
two
rounds
hung
tough
although
he
admitted
he
may
have
been
steering
them
a
bit
In
his
bid
to
stay
close
to
regulation
fig
figures
¬
ures
in
the
final
round
Goodie
Falrbalrn
who
start
started
¬
ed
the
final
round
Sunday
In
third
place
three
putted
the
final
green
of
the
tournament
to
absoro
a
75
and
fifth
place
worth
410
Whittle
low
amateur
to
take
over
from
the
host
clubs
Findlay
Young
who
went
76-82-78-236
for
a
share
of
18th
place
In
the
standings
played
to
a
handicap
of
one
At
24
years
of
age
he
is
a
recent
graduate
from
the
Uni
University
¬
versity
of
BC
with
a
degree
in
education
Low
net
champion
among
the
long
list
of
special
prizewinners
in
the
tourney
was
Eric
Evans
of
Fort
St
John
Saturday
Wakeham
romped
to
Dornfioefer
Wins
Playoff
Battle
HAMILTON
CP
Gary
Dornhoefer
of
Philadelphia
Flyers
in
the
National
Hockey
League
Saturday
defeated
Jim
Pappln
of
Chicago
Black
Hawks
on
the
fourth
hole
of
a
playoff
to
win
the
eighth
annual
Adam
Crown
Memorial
golf
tourna
tournament
¬
ment
The
hockey
players
tied
with
par
72s
with
amateur
George
Stokes
of
Niagara
Falls
Ont
to
force
the
three
waj
plajoff
Stokes
was
eliminated
on
the
first
hole
but
won
low
gross
among
non
hockey
players
Dornhoefer
an
assistant
pro
at
Kitchener
Westmounr
re
celved
the
trophy
In
memory
of
the
former
Chicago
Detrolt
NHL
player
who
died
In
1960
HOW
THEY
FINISHED
x
D3notes
Amateur
Bill
Wakeham
67-68-73208
1050
Roi
Wllley
71-73-69-213
750
Wayne
Vollmer
70-71-73214
640
AJ
Kennedy
72-72-72216
530
GDrd
Falrbalrn
71-71-75217
410
Ron
Cush
72-73-75220
330
Bill
Mawhlnney
72-74-75221
280
Stan
Leonard
75-76-71222
210
x
Tom
Whittle
74-75-74-223
Bob
Young
73-78-73224
180
x
Gord
MacKenzie
75-76-74225
Sjd
Dahl
75-77-77-229
130
Harold
Pretty
77-74-79230
95
Bill
Carrington
77-78-75-230
95
Peter
Jackson
80-74-77
31
55
Jack
Westover
74-78-79231
55
Ken
Lea
75-78-79232
40
x
Bob
McCusker
75-82-77234
G
Chattelalne
78-76-80-234
Bill
Wright
79-81-74-234
x
Bob
Smith
72-78-84-234
DDn
Ross
80
77
77234
x
Kelly
Cairn
77-79-79235
x
Bob
Cleland
78-78-79235
x-V-rren
Best
77-78-81236
Ron
Fitch
78-82-76236
x
Flndlay
Young
76-82-78236
Jack
Campbell
76-80-80236
x
Blll
Wilson
77-83-76
2J6
MCick
Emerson
75-81-81237
Mike
McKenzie
78-80-79237
x
Jlm
Seed
76-82-80238
x
Vern
Rlkley
83-77-79239
x
Don
Johnstone
83-78-78239
x
Jim
Gibson
73-83-84-240
x
Hector
Mi
Donald
79-86-76241
Peter
Hebert
79-80-82241
x
Bill
Anderson
79-78-85242
x
Tony
Freeman
80-78-84242
x
Claude
Giant
75-85-82242
x
Cllff
Dozell
84-82-77243
x
Gary
Glen
80-82-82244
x
Pete
Pattullo
78-86-80244
x
Clarence
Carrol
80-80-85245
Dave
Banbury
80-84-83247
x
Lawience
Folden
83-82-82247
x
Lloyd
Long
81-84-82247
x
Bob
Clouston
78-82-88248
x
Gieg
Stewart
86-82-81249
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In
the
second
i
round
as
he
snapped
off
a
four-under-par
68
to
manufacture
a
36
hole
total
of
135
nine
strokes
under
regulation
figures
m
HO
Ills
card
of
34
34
was
three
Kenned
challenged
Wakeham
shots
better
on
the
days
play
briefly
Saturday
by
making
the
than
that
of
Vollmer
who
added
turn
three
under
par
but
cami
35-36-71
to
his
opening
round
of
70
I
iflP
xJfer
Leading
amateur
Tom
Whittle
admires
card
his
style
a
cropper
as
early
as
the
tenth
when
he
took
a
two-over-par
six
The
only
other
member
of
the
field
to
break
par
on
Satur
Saturday
¬
day
was
Falrbalrn
of
Pitt
Mea
Meadows
¬
dows
He
matched
Vollmers
round
ofone-under-71andcllmb-ed
into
third
place
In
Fridays
opening
round
Wakeham
matched
the
com
competitive
¬
petitive
course
record
to
take
a
three
stroke
lead
To
lead
a
field
of
27
profes
professionals
¬
sionals
and
140
amateurs
Wake
Wakeham
¬
ham
carded
a
36-31-67
to
equal
the
record
established
last
year
by
Kennedy
Kennedy
shot
his
record
round
playing
the
course
from
front
to
back
Under
Fridays
shotgun
start
Wakeham
started
on
the
ninth
tee
Booming
drives
and
confident
putting
were
the
secret
to
the
Victorians
success
and
only
on
the
late
holes
of
his
round
did
he
experience
any
trouble
such
as
straying
off
the
fairway
foi
the
first
time
with
only
two
holes
to
play
lit
salvaged
par
there
but
came
out
ofatiapat
the
pai
-three
sixth
to
absorb
a
one-over-pai
four
and
ruin
his
chances
of
setting
a
record
of
slx
under
66
Bills
next
big
stop
will
be
the
tour
championships
at
Torontos
Board
of
Trade
course
next
montti
a
showdown
of
the
12
top
pro
professionals
¬
fessionals
in
Canada
Negro
Net
Champ
BROOKLE
Mass
AP
Arthur
Ashe
the
US
Davis
Cup
ace
wore
down
husky
Bob
Lutz
and
crushed
the
joung
col
collegians
¬
legians
upset
hopes
4C
6
3
8
10
0
10
6
4
Sunday
in
becoming
the
first
Negro
to
win
the
US
mens
singles
tennis
champion
ship
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
Q
BEER
Slow
brewed
and
naturally
aged
NOW
IN
EASY
OPEN
CANS
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advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
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Columbia
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