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20 THE GAZETTE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1964 'Went ft -3j a 0 Mi occer Tournament I alK cm s- ih- is TfiKtt 1 SPORTS SCENE ftav Am oriels In 67 Fair For By BOB KAPOUSTIN English Football League attendance last week was 741,264, the highest since opening day of the season when 92 clubs drew 788,384 fans. The Italian Football League, in a 12-day period, drew 1,726,873 spectators for a gate of $4,000,000. Burnley has refused an invitation to send its under-l 18 team to compete in a six-a-side tournament run by the! The Montreal Soccer Club will apply to the Canadian Soccer Football Association for permission to organize an International Soccer Tournament as part of the sports events planned for the 1967 World's Fair in Montreal. The request by President Connie Leber of the M.S.C. will be presented to the annual meeting of the C.S.F.A.

to be held in Winnipeg in mid-March. In this connection it is interesting to note that the United States Soccer Association has turned down a request by the Southern N.Y. State Soccer Association to be permitted to Ajax Club in Amsterdam this summer. their own regional affairs snd-report to a central body. This request was turned down at the last CSFA Council meeting held in Winnipeg in November.

The position of the professional leagues in relation to provincial associations is another matter which will come in for serious consideration at the E.C.P.S.L. annual meeting next week. It is no secret that the professional clubs which are paying out big money and have a heavy financial responsibility in the promotion of the game have no more say than the fly-by night teams which have merely paid an affiliation fee of $25. The pro clubs feel that this is a case of the tail wagging the dog and should be corrected over 90,000 football teams, players (not including school and army players) and 42,000 referees. Th number of international football matches played last yeer in 115 countries clearly proves once again that football is the king of sports.

More than 200 international competitions Italy lists 5,313 cluhs, 6,610 were played between these 115tems- 16i2j602 Payers and 3,935 countries' national teams. In ad- referees. Here again school and dition 4,500 international ieanis are not mciuciea in the tabulation. Italian soccer players are the highest paid in the world. matches were played on the club level.

All other sports combined accounted for only five per cent of international activity. Thirty-three FIFA members Greece has 1,020 clubs, 49,226 By NORMAN GILLESPIE stage an international tournament during the New York Fair being held this summer. The U.S.S.F.A. proposed to grant a license to a private promoter. This is not possible under the Canadian Association's constitution which stipulates that tours can only be organized or sponsored by affiliated soccer associations, leagues or clubs.

This rule was written into the constitution some years ago and was designed to prevent private promoters using the game to make profits for individuals or organizations not connected with soccer. The name of the promoter in New York has not been mentioned so far but it would not surprise if Bill Cox of, the International Soccer League is the successful applicant. Leber also reported that the annual meeting of the Eastern Canada Pro Soccer League will be held in Toronto Jan. 11 and 12. It is expected that president Harold Ballard will agree to continue in office and that secretary-treasurer Bill Simpson will be re-appointed.

The E.C.-P.S.L. will press for representation on the C.S.F.A. Council Leber said. He pointed out that the six clubs in the E.C.P.S.L. each pay an annual affiliation fee to the C.S.F.A.

of $250 more than the combined fee paid by the provinces which assessed $100 each. The E.C.P.S.L. will also support the Ontario Association's suggestion or amendment that the C.S.F.A. should be split into two bodies an East and West players and 926 referees. Hun gary lists 109,810 players.

The Netherlands registers 4,467 clubs affiliated with the Union of European Football Associations 22,175 teams and 512,366 players published information concern France checks in with 8,865 ing the number of clubs, teams, clubs and 442,611 players. Swe den has 10,400 teams and 210, 000 players. Czechoslovakia lists 26,847 teams and 330,849 players Mississippi 12-7. A day long fall gave the area one of its rare white New Year's Days. (AP Photofax) THIS IS THE SUNNY SOUTH? Mississippi end Allen Brown (80) tumbles in a pile of snow in the Sugar Bowl game at New Orleans, La.

Alabama defeated Northern Dancer To Race In U.S. TORONTO CP) Northern DanCer, from the E.P. Taylor Windfields farm in Toronto who earned a Canadian record on Ontario tracks last year, will campaign in the United States, it was announced yesterday. The three-year-old, winner of seven of nine races in 1963, will cpmpete in either i the Feb. 5 Bahamas Stakes or Feb.

19 Everglade Stakes at Hialeah racetrack in Florida and definitely will enter the $100,000 Flamingo Stakes March 3, also at Hialeah. Joe Thomas, Windfields' racing manager, shipped Northern Dancer to Florida last week. Thomas said "wc are shooting for the Kentucky Derby" May 27 and "in no way are we overlooking our own Queen's Plate." Britain was outplayed by players and referees registered with the association. In Europe there 111,810 soc- cer clubs with 296,842 teams. Players total 8,291,182 competing for their national championship.

They practice a minimum of three times a week and play every Saturday or Sunday during the 10-month football season. To handle these games if those individuals shelling out real money are to be protected. Leber intimited that this matter may also be brought before the P.Q.F.A. meetin? scheduled for February 15. Hill To Defend NFL Golf Title HOLLYWOOD, Fla.

-Quarterback King Hill of the Philadelphia Eagles will defend his National Football League golf championship Friday and Saturday against some 40 rival players. Hill won last year's tournament, played during the annual NFL player meetings, with a three-stroke margin over Dick LeBeau of the Detroit Lions. All NFL teams except the Green Bay Packers will be represented in the tournament, i Bombay in field hockey, going down 7-0 after trailing 2-0 at the half. Canadian Ml 'omens Ski Team Hans Kuerdli of Switzerland clocked the fastest time at the opening of the Cresta run sea 597 football referees work at son St. Montz.

His time was 47 seconds. Toaay Opens I ompetition Queen's Park Rangers have least one game a week in Europe's stadia. England leads the list with clubs (some clubs have as many as six teams). West Germany has 66,959 football teams with 2,128,247 players and 30,193 referees. The Soviet Union has turned down a $30,000 bid from OBERSTAUFEN, West Ger Southampton football club for 17-year-old goalkeeper Peter association which would handle many 11 Sixty-eight women skiers from 12 nations, including Canada, start two days of slalom Springett.

tions, skiers and coaches sai the course was in an excellen state. Skiers were not allowed practise on the slalom slope Thursday. Most competitors practised whatever snow was left at neigh. such races for the girls befor Innsbruck at Grindeiwaid, Swit zerland, and Badgastein, Aus tria. At the alpine competitions ii Innsbruck, skiers will be group ed for the drawing of the start ing positions according to tlv ski federation rating list.

competitions today with then eyes trained on the Winter Olympics at Innsbruck, Austria, start ing Jan. 29 Skiers competing in class Houck Rink Unbeaten After Four Rounds diHSIf SPECIALS races such as this one are rated The Canadian women's team comprises: Nancy Greene, Ross- by the International Ski Federa tion according to their perform ances. There are only two more an improved world champion TORONTO CP) The Norm SEE boring slopes. Penguins Stage Junior Slalom Tte Penguin Ski Club will stage the season's first race at Mcnt Gabriel Sunday. The club's annual Class giant slalom will start at 11 Richardson rmk from Regma and was edged 14-11.

The Richardsons, who had dropped their first two games TH Houck rink from Winnipeg won its fourth consecutive game Thursday night a 13-3 victory over the Mike Slyziuk rink Detroit to become the only one of eight competing in the round-robin Tournament of Champions to remain undefeated. Houck's rink of Ron Anton, i rswrnTirrn liAUTDCAl 'C liACT DCDltTADl IlCCrt PAD MCAI CDC to an Edmonton rink skipped by Hector Gervais and Houck, squeaked by Doug Cameron's Bob Rosburg Doug Sanders Register 66s LOS ANGELES UP) Bob 81. Trucks, Trailers a.m. sharp with Mont Gabriel Charlottetwon Rink 8-7 in Thursday's third round. Ray Grant's rink from Union- ski school director Guy Norman- land, B.C.; Linda Crutchfield, Shawinigan, Nancy Hoi land, Montreal; Karen Dokka Burnaby, B.C.; and Vicki Rut ledge, Ottawa.

Miss Greene is placed No. here. No 1 starter is Sieglinde Breuer of Austria. Originally, the internationa women's events here were sched uled for a giant slalom todaj and a special slalom Saturday. Poor snow conditions forced or ganizers to change this plan.

Instead of the giant slalom there will be a special slalom todaj and another special slalom Sat urday. Until late Thursday, local volunteers augmented by West Ger din setting the course on the ville, came up with the most O'Connel Slope. thrilling victory of the tournament The complete draw is as fol with an 8-7 win over Matt Bald win's quartet from Edmonton. Wally Ursuliak and Ray Werner allowed the United States national champions just three points, in the third, eight and ltOh ends. Including in Houck's total were two triple ends and two doubles.

Bob Mann's rink from Hanover. undefeated going into lows: Junior Ladies' The score was tied 7-7 going into Rosburg and Doug Sanders shot individual 5 under par 66s Thursday while favored Arnold Palmer had a flat 79, including a triple bogey eight, in the Pro-Ara prelude to the $50,000 Los Angeles Open Golf Tournament. 1. Karen Austin, McGIII; 2. B.

Ren-teln, Ste. Marguerite; 3. S. Roger, Ste. Marguerite; 4.

Jin jonnson, iwcoim Senior Ladies the final end. Grant drew a perfect stone around a guard into the house. Baldwin's final rock was short. 8. Ann Mickelson, McGIII; 9.

Sua MacTaaaert, McGill; 10. C. Irwin, Mo the fourth round, ran up against Rosburg toured the Rancho Gill; 11. D. Boulton, McGill; 12.

Susan Boxer, Penguin; 13. Renee Lavergne, Gervais moved into a second- Golf Club par 36-35-71 course man soldiers, were preparing the place tie with Mann by edging in 36-30 and Sanders made the u. ai 'Junior Men 17. Richard Mellen, L.C.C.; IS. Sklj SDiller, Ski Hawks; 19.

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TANKS 4,000 TO 5,100 GALLONS. INSULATED OR NOT. VALUED AT $3,995 ON SPECIAL AT $2,745." C. DECHENAULT FE. 4-2120 1515 M0NTEE DE LIESSE OR AD ANSWER, UNIVERSITY 6-2412 Cameron 14-12 Charlottetown crew fought back gamely after Gervais scored a six-ender in the Palmer had not played since Nov.

12 when he did a television forth, Ski Hawks; 20. Tim Powell, McGill; 21. Robert Thomson, Ski first frame. show, and admittedly needs Mann trounced the 250-pound Hawks; 22. Colin Coollcan, McGIII; 23.

Louis Cochand, Ste. Marguerite; 24. Asher Hodgson, Ptarmigan; 25. Pat 300-metre-long course which ha; an altitude drop of 120 metre? (394 feet). The slalom course is a milt outside this alpine resort ant about 750 metres (2,461 feet" high.

The slalom slope face? north, protected against the in tense sun which has melted al" snow on southern slopes. In spite of the adverse condi Gervais's rink 14-7 in the third round. sharpening up. His big eight came on the 18th when he hit three trees and a sand trap and over-chipped the pin getting on the green. Mayne, L.CC; 24.

Pllon, Ptarmigan; 27. Michael Boxer, Ptarmigan; 28. T. Glen, Ste. Marguerite; 29.

Yves Trot-tier, Ptarmigan; 30. Dean Booth, Mar tian; 31. Doug Alford, Ste. Marguerite; About 2,000 persons jammed the Seghi Appointed Assistant GM CINCINNATI W) The Cincinnati Reds named Phil Seghi Thursday to the newly created position of assistant general manager and appointed Jim McLaughlin to succeed Seghi as farm director. Seghi, with the Reds organization since 1956, has been farm director since 1958.

McLaughlin, a one-time farm director for the old St. Louis Browns and the Baltimore Orioles, has been with the Cincinnati organization since last May. In announcing the changes the 32. Danny Lambert, Ski Hawks; 33. Steve Annett, Ste.

Marguerite; 34. Rosburg and Sanders each end bleachers for Thursday night's action. Some 1,000 persons attended the afternoon round. More than 5,000 persons have watched tha tournament since it Clark Relffensteln, Martian; 35. Otto collected $462.50 for their individual scores.

Rosburg got an additional $401 and Sanders $350 Skalicky, ptarmigan. 36. Robert Percy, L.CC; 37. Robert Dufour, Ptarmigan; 38. Gerard Sieg- started Wednesday.

Charlottetown Plays In Quebec CHARLOTTETOWN (CP) more for their team scores. man, Martian; 39. Kerr Clark, L.CC; 40. Alex Riddell, Ptarmigan; 41. Peter Today fifth round pits Grant Rosburg and his three ama nan, L.

z. Micnei uruene, u. de M. against Gervais, Baldwin against Cameron, Richardson against Slyziuk, and Mann against Houck. Senior Men teur partners had a best ball score of 57 and Sanders' team a 58.

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Cincinnati president and general manager, William P. de Witt, said Seghi would work exclusively in the major league Richardson 010 221 010 100 Houck 100 101 203 14013 Grant 001 010 010 002 5 ing adversaries, Jack Nicklaus and South Africa's Gary Player. Player is in Florida. 58. Jim Gardner, Martian; 59.

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It will be the first appearance of a Prince Edward Island team in the tournament, which is ex tian; 64. jean cnampagne, u. de 65. Richard Leach, McGill; 66. Donald ing US.

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