The Gazette from Montreal, Quebec, Canada • 29

29 THE GAZETTE, FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1962 Alouettes Sign Two New Tackles If as VeiWS Next to quarterback the of-l Granderson was scouted bylcitizens reporting to the Lark. lIJf KJml JTH InSI 1 4WWJP fensive line was regarded as Als' line coach Leo Cahill in theitraining camp in Johette on July Barbarians Meet Ottawa's Beavers United Football League withl. The first announcement was Grand Rapids where he made Rodney Coyle, a Montreal native, the first all-star team. At six- Roy graduates from Citrus foot-six and 247 pounds Grander-! Junior College in June and could son reportedly is fast when be a contender for John Raulick's pulling out of the line to block. tackle post if a trade doesn't on his knee, but he will shortly join Ken Gordon in his roving forward capacity at the back of the scrum.

The Larks aJso have Alouettes' most vulnerable position last season. The Larks acquired Ail-American Sandy Stephens in an effort to plug the gap at quarter and they have also concentrated on adding a few muscles to the offensive line. Last night the team announced the signing of two offensive tackles, import Rufus Granderson and American-trained Canadian Billy Roy. Meanwhile in Toronto the Argos giant, Roger Kramer, another tackle, coming from Grand Ra Full back Rick Parsons is play- announced the signing of two-way end Steve Jastrzembski who and was the leader after nine holes. He birdied two holes with putts of 10 and 15 feet.

He got another birdie before making the turn, when be was on the green and got down in two from 45 feet. His lone bogey came on the 17th. Again it was the deep rough that spelled trouble. "I was lucky to make a five," Snead drawled. Both Sanders and Middlecoff had to rally for their 69s.

They were even par going out but got hot with 33s coming home. FIRST ROUND SCORES pids of the semi-pro league. ing sound tooiDan as me lasi Roy, born in Toronto in be as troublesome for Big The Barbarians seeking a successor to injured Fred Robinson will try out Ray Cornbell at fly half in their game with the league champion Ottawa Beavers, Saturday. A former Toronto Varsity player, Cornbell has been showing good form at centre and wing forward in the early spring games. He faces, however, a stiff test when opposing the Beavers' clam-like defensive back row of Andrews, Sheehan and Grieves.

later moved to California. He iSiFour teams as he is for an the second of six new dual-lnouncers. line of defence. He is raieu a hot favorite for one of the two full back berths on the Canadian team that will tour the British Isles in the fall. LAS VEGAS, Nev.

uft The traffic in par golf was jommed at the top yesterday as four name professionals, led by favored Arnold Palmer, wound up the first round of the $58,000 Tournament of Champions deadlocked at 3-under-par 69. Tied with Palmer, the three-time Masters and former National Open champion who is seeking his first victory in seven tries for this one, were Mike Souchak, the 1959 winner; Doug Sanders and a rejuvenated Cary Middlecoff. Twenty-eight players, each the winner of a major tournament in the last 12 months, toured the par 36-3672 Desert Inn Country Club course. When the firing was over 16 players were sandwiched in a tight spread between 69 and 72 strokes. One stroke back of the leaders were Sam Snead, the defending champion; Doug Ford, Gay Brewer and Joe Campbell.

Snead and Palmer, of course, attracted the biggest gallery. But it was Souchak, paired with Palmer, who played perhaps the smoothest round of the afternoon. Big Mike shot 35-34 and did not miss a single green with his approach shots. His longest birdie putt was 10 feet. Palmer said: "I have no excuse for not having a real good score.

I was very disappointed in my driving, which has been going very well. But I was in the rough five times." Palmer said he missed at least four putts but he had no complaint on this score because he holed out three putts of 20 feet and another from 15. Snead had 33-37 for his 70. Thp Irish resume their feud with Westmount on Saturday with Arnold Palmer 34-3569 Mike Souchak 35-34-49 Crv Middlecoff 36-33 9 DODGE DODGE 1962 CHRYSLER CHRYSLER 1962 VALIANT I VALIANT I 19621 The Ottawa club will rest the poug Sanders Jtifim fleet wing George Jones, who is AT AT AT Doug Ford 37-33-70 suffering from bruised ribs. Their Gay Brewer three-quarter line will include Joe Campbell 36-34 701 "I Butch Baird 35-3671 Bud Haw, a gritty winger who jay Hebert titJl'is always dangerous when carry- jackvFBker.

"Iting the bail; Ted Da vies, a fast Phil Rodgers 35-36 71 anfj elusive runner capable of thrilling plays and the league's I BOULEVARD Earl Stewart jr 36-36 72 leading scorer; place kick spe BOULEVARD DODGE CHRYSLER BOULEVARD DODGE CHRYSLER Dale Hm 3773 cialist John Brebner, with Lyle Eric Monti 37-37 74iand Thompson filling the half DODGE CHRYSLER Irish vice-captain Dave Sweet-man certain that his team will reverse the 11-0 defeat his team suffered two weeks ago. With Connor Megannity and an unnamed new centre to beef up their offence, they are adjusting their defensive unit to take care of the Westmount threat of Martin Lewis. The promising rookie Bill Walker is retained in the forward line along with Bob Scurfield, who is bucking for a spot on the national team, Sandy Grant and John Ball. The latter is a sound scrummaging forward unlucky to miss all star nomination because of injuries. Westmount are a rugged crew who have lacked imaginative runners in their backfield in previous years.

This spring, the lengthy passing of scrum half Johnny Couch and the incisive running of Martin Lewis has the hallmark of class. The return of Fred Spence and Chris Carr will 3574iback slots- Tnev are an efficient Dave Marr 40-34 74! pair and Ottawa fans voice the Don January 37-38 thiif thou aro nvorrluo fnr provincial recognition Cowan, Weslock Top Ratings Gary Cowan, 23. of Kitchener, and Nick Weslock, 43, of Toronto last night were named jointly as Canada's top-ranking amateur golfers. The ratings were announced in Canadian Sports Monthly, official organ of the Royal Canadian Golf Association. Last year's No.

1 player, Keith Alexander, 31, of Calgary, was rated eighth. Cowan was the ,1961 Canadian amateur champion while Weslock performed well in many tournaments throughout the season. HIGHEST TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES! Bobby Nichols 41-3576 Bob McCallister 42-35-77 Tommy Jackobs 40-3878 I With the return of their all DEPENDABLE SERVICE! BEST DEAL IN TOWN! stars Rideout, Wilson and Borow- Bo Wininger 4C-J 11 ki, the Barbs are confident they can improve tneir 50 per cent LARGE CHOICE OF MODELS FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY spring record. The Town of Mount Royal Wasps turn their big guns Niall Bob Wylie, 32, of Calgary was listed third followed by Bert Ticehurst, 32, of Vancouver, Ted Homeniuk, 27, of Winnipeg and Quaid, Tom Reid and Dave Clarke on the Wanderers this Bob Kidd, 33, of Vancouver. 330 CREMAZIE blvd.

west Saturday. But, their convincing Jeff McGrath, 32, of Oshawa, was No. 7 ahead of Johnny Johnston, 36, of Vancouver and Doug Silverberg. Bantam Title To Sun Cagcrs Clark Street Sun won the city bantam basketball championships last night by defeating Rosemount 43-39 in the deciding game of a best-of-three final. The Sun led 18-13 at half time.

Brian Steinberg and Marve Pascal each scored nine points for the winners. win on their road trip to New add punch in their centre. York has instilled a new spirit 29, of Calgary. Others listed: into the Wanderers. Last week, New Metropolitan Blvd.

St. Lawrence-Esplanade Exit DU. 9-7871 Richard Pyke, 41, Calgary; Bill Wakeham, 21, Victoria; Ron they scalped Ottawa Indians 27-0. Scrum half Chris Allan turned in Fiddler, 30, Winnipeg; Gordon Dods, 33, Edmonton; Joe Jeroski, 23, Edmonton; Bill Pidlaski, 32, Winnipeg; Harry Boychuk, 32, a sparkling performance scoring Montreal. Ml mm'f, three touchdowns, while Ian Par I sons racked up eight points with two touchdowns and a convert.

Devoid of erratic brilliance, John Taylor has imparted a steadiness to the Wanderers' three-quarter line that is providing wingers Dino Casari and Ian Parsons with scoring opportunities. In the forward line Jim Bradford is developing into a better than average line-out forward. Although on the short side for his line-out role, he has a springed heeled jump and a lively anticipation which enables him to beat his taller opponents. Peter Jones is still suffering from the effects of an operation The modern way to buy iiLjftuil htJy 1 i3 Big Tourney Schedule Set For Juniors An extensive tournament schedule for Quebec's junior golfers was announced yesterday by Frank Shaughnessy chairman of the province's Junior Development Committee. Nine of the 17 events will be 1 held in the Montreal area.

The mm Canadian Junior Championship and inter provincial team matches will be held at Moncton 3 SMEW and the Ontario Quebec team matches will take place at Toron-j 10 Koseaale. EES Most notable change on the program Involves the Quebec Junior Championship which has been switched from match play to 54 boles of medal play. Prov ince of Quebec Golf Association, officials believe a more equitable method of selecting provincial teams can be obtained from1 medal play. An addition to the schedule is three-day match play tourna ment at the Country Club August 13-15. Following is the schedule tournaments marked with an asterisk are also open to junior girls whose eligibility is governed by C.L.G.U.

regulations): JUNF Friday. 79 'Field Day, Royal Ot tawa Golf Club. JULY Tuesday, 3 Field Day, Marlborough Golf Club. Monday. 9 'Field Day, Wihtlock Golf Club.

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