Stampeders Edge Eskimos 10-6 in Calgary Showdown
Calgary defeated Edmonton 10 to 6 on a wet night as Jim Finks scored the winning touchdown from the one yard line in the fourth quarter. Don Caraway added the convert after field goals, with Edmonton’s Parker and Hall scoring the lone Eskimo TD.
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Roughies Tumble Deep in Basement
Winnipeg Blue Bombers edge Saskatchewan Roughriders 7 to 3 at Taylor Field for their first Western Interprovincial Football Union win of the season. Steve Patrick blocked a field goal and recovered for a first quarter touchdown. Reg Whitehouse added a second quarter field goal for Saskatchewan.
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Ti-Cats Rally To Down Alouettes In Heavy Rain
Hamilton Tiger-Cats overcome Montreal Alouettes 22-6 as three second-half touchdowns fuel the victory amid a downpour and mud. Etcheverry limited to ten completions. Cats capitalize on two fumbles and an interception for major plays.
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White Sox sweep doubleheader as AL race tightens
Chicago White Sox sweep Baltimore 6-2 and 3-0 to cut four games from first place New York. Gavin Keegan pitched a three hit opener, Harshman and Fischer combined six hitters in the nightcap, while Detroit beat New York 7-2.
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Medicine Hat Little Leaguers Triumph In Alberta Final
Medicine Hat Little Leaguers defended their title by defeating Lethbridge 11-7 for the Alberta championship. The Hatters prior ousted Drumheller 14-0 and Calgary Americans 6-4 to reach the final, with Terry Rambo earning the win after relieving starter Jerry Rowe. Wayne Knight and Kenny Gehring also starred in earlier games.
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Superior Heroes Shore Calgary Dodgers In Weekend Showdown
In a Saturday night upset the Superior baseball club stunned the Calgary Dodgers, earning about $1,000 and a silver carved trophy. Roy Cleland and Don Murdis starred on the mound and in the field while Johnny Adams called a superb game behind the plate, guiding the team to victory.
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Edmonton Pipeliners, Medicine Hat set for junior ball doubleheader
Opening game of the provincial junior baseball finals was postponed due to wet grounds here. Edmonton Pipeliners and Medicine Hat Cantalinis will play a doubleheader in Medicine Hat next Sunday. Site of a possible third game remains to be decided. Edmonton is defending champion.
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Russians to tour Canada in 1958 59 with five games planned
The Canadian Amateur Hockey Association approved a Russian national team tour to Canada from November 25 to December 15. The visitors, a 23 man squad with 17 players, will have living expenses paid by CAHA and travel to Canada provided by Russia while CAHA covers domestic travel and return fare. Potential opponents include Whitby Dunlops Ottawa Junior Canadiens and Kitchener-Waterloo Dubkmen.
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Lawn Bowling Doubles Skedules and Club Meeting
The Medicine Hat Lawn Bowling Club lists doubles skedule for Monday August 26 with pairs C Weighell Hnatiuk Harbora Cowan Isaacs Middleton Breakell Harding Brown Stout. A special executive meeting at 7 30 pm in the clubrooms will discuss the Southern Alberta Lawn Bowling Tournament agenda.
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Orv Smeland Wins Connaught Junior Golf Championship
Orv Smeland won the Connaught Club city junior golf championship with a total 146 after rounds of 73 and 72 despite adverse weather. Richard Zachary finished two strokes back after a final hole birdie. top six included Tom Flanagan Nick Skinner Gordon Smeland and David Close.
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