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i ty r'r a' A3KAT00 IT t-FHOENIX, rBIDAT, SlfTrSaTBia 11. 1W PACt TWIVTT-OM UAKER TICKET CAMPAIGN BRSK TSJH (HOCKEY) JUNIOR SCORING Yackel Receives 10.500 Contract Early Returns Reach 855 ager of the professional Quakers MINNEAPOLIS (AP) Ken Yackel, former University of Minnesota all America hockey player, has signed a two year contract with Boston Bruins of the National Hockey League. Since By CAM McKENBS the completion of the Arena renovating job and after another week the main body of the building will hardly be recognizable from its picture of the past. The new ceiling alone will make a tremendous difference and the general appearance will be further enhanced with a fresh coat of paint, upholstered seats and a brand-new lighting system. Frank Boucher, general man i (Triflimn Old Times in Saskatoon." Dallis iMnFR the heading.

"Like Beck, formerly of the sports department, gave noon Winnipeg Tribune readers two solid columns the other day about the revival of professional hockey interest in the Hud City Been had Just returned home to Winnipeg from a holiday out this way and was obviously enthused with what he saw and heard in his uj'i iuii uii Mjt.uuuvii.o Select Your now! our selection of winter overcoats is complete and features Alpaeama The famous warmth without weight wool and alpaca seal-skin finished overcoat $59.95 i i The Week's Best KyY I Notes and Quotes TRANK TRIPUCKA, the passing master of the Western Football Conference, has quickly healed from a shoulder separation Injury and will probably direct Saskatchewan Roughriders in Monday's important game against Calgary Stampeders. And if the former Notre Dame star takes over the controls, there will be many shouts of Joy among the fans. Hank Johnson, the football expert of the Regina Leader-Post, dug into the records of the first five games and pointed out the crying need for Tripucka's return. In two games, Tripucka threw 42 passes, completed 21 for 427 yards and three touchdowns. His percentaga of completions was 50 and his average gain per pass was 10.1 yards.

of St. Paul. will receive $10,500, a season if he stays with Boston and $9,000 if ha is sent to Boston's Providence farm in the American Hockey League, reports stated. 1911' For MEN. A Beauty! Fit-Rile Sabelere A luxurious long-wearing winter medium weight Scottish velour In rich, dressy colors.

Including oxfords, navy and greys. $75.00 Fit-Rile Tweeds Lovely Imported old country heavyweight tweeds, for the young man or man who stays young. $69.95 A Small Deposit Will Hold Your Choice Until You Wish to Take Delivery will- head east Tuesday to spend a few days at the New York Rangers' training camp at Nia gara Falls, Ont, Boucher will be returning by next weekend as the Quakers open their own camp here on Sept. 22. Ice-making at the Arena is due to get under way this weekend with the summer floor being taken up today.

ruin. inn -r rims Luzzl hurt his ankle and went out at the end of the third quarter. There is a boy who played some ball. Luzzi has the best pursuit of any tackle in the league, and surely the best of any tackle up here before or since Dale Mein- ert in Edmonton." Luzzi will be out of action for two weeks. Normie Kwong, the Edmonton fullback, isn't under estimating the Stampeders and thinks they are better than Winnipeg Blue Bombers.

"Linebackers, that's the difference. You just can't run over that Calgary bunch, they're mean and tough. Bombers cant stop our running like Calgary. But then offensively, I'd have to say Winnipeg Is tops." During the week, several of the western scribes have reported dis sension in the British Columbia Lions' camp. Line coach Vic Llnd-skog and tackle Chuck Quilter are alleged to have traded punches in the lobby of a Regina hotel.

Tackle Urban Henry and end Jerry Janes had a skirmish elsewhere in the hotel. In Vancouver, Lindskog dismissed the reported skirmishes as a big farce." He said there were no blows involved in the argument between himself and Quilter, which he termed a verbal exchange In the heat of the moment after a hard' fought game "which we should have won." He said Quilter later apologized to him "and we are the best of friends." Lindskog said the second inci dent, involving Henry and Janes, had nothing to do with playing abilities. It resulted from some horseplay during which a firecracker was exploded while one of the players was trying to sleep, he said. old home town. In part, here is what he wrote: "Some folks lifted the odd eyebrow when Saskatoon decided to give it another go in the Western Hockey League this year.

"The odd eyebrow may be lifted again before the winter is worn, not in sympathy but in admiration of a Job well done by the ambitious Individuals who have refused to admit that hockey has run the gamut after so many glorious years in the Saskatchewan Hub City. "Take it from a recent vacationer to Saskatoon, which happens to be myself, it looks as if pro hockey will make a comeback in the town that sent the best of them up the pike back in the good old days of crop failures and hockey players. "The revival all started when the Saskatoon Board of Trade surveyed the situation and decided that an entry in the Western League was as good a piece, of publicity that any city could get. A board of trade can be an influential lot and the Saskatoon representatives didn't miss a bet. "The Saskatoon hockey committee didn't stop at the season ticket campaign.

In fact before they even thought of tickets they made certain the name of the team was changed to the Quakers and that the old familiar red and white home sweaters were resurrected from moth balls. "They also (and in this case the city now controls the rink) advised manager Norman Couch to renovate the Arena. It was a good one back in the dust and grime of the 30's when everyone chipped In a buck and built it, but in this age of wide screens and Wyatt Earp the people have to be lured out of doors. "So if leather-upholstered seats and extra heat and improved lighting will do it, the Saskatoon Arena has done it." RILEY MULLEN, Alex Kaleta, Ray Hannigan, Pat Young and a few others were said to be in the running for the coaching job with the Junior hockey Edmonton Oil Kings this year But they were all sidelined when Ken McAuley was reappointed Tony Leswick, playing coach for Edmonton's professional Flyers, will become a hotelman in New Westminseter, B.C. during the times he Isn't playing hockey He has sold his fruit and vegetable business In New Westminster and started construction of the new hotel.

Aggie Kukulowicz, a prime favorite here when he played with the Quakers, will have a partner when he returns this year to the Saskatoon club Aggie married a New Westminster girl, Diane Smith, this summer Ray Kinasewich, a hometown boy the Flyers would like to have in their lineup, would be content to join Bud Poile's aggregation for $6,000 per season "Needless to aay," says Poile, "we're a few bucks apart." Colin Kilburn, not expected to report to Eddie Shore at Springfield, apparently has had a change of heart and is on his1 way Colin told Don Fleming of the Edmonton Journal, "I really think I'll, like it at 'Uncle Eddie' has found me a place to live and my wife and family will be joining me about the end of the month." Fleming feels the move might be a good one for Kilburn because Shore is looking for someone to take over the heavy burden and with the experience he gained both in the front office and managing the team on the ice at Victoria, Colin may fit into the Shore plans nicely. XyORD IS AROUND that Enio Sclisizzl Js balking at reporting to Victoria Cougars, whom he Joined in the deal that sent Eddie Dorohoy to Calgary Stampeders Nevertheless, Victoria coach Pat Egan is talking of plans whereby Sliz will go to, centre ice between former Stampeders, via Winnipeg Warriors, George Ford There may be more truth than fiction in the statement, "Get your Quaker hockey tickets early and avoid disappointment," if the first official report on sales by the Saskatoon Board of Trade ticket campaign committee can be taken as a guide. Following a meeting of the ticket committee Thursday after it was announced that 855 ducats had been definitely sold after hearing reports from ap proximately 25 per cent of the total canvassers. If the present ratio can be main tained throuRh the remaining per centage of canvassers, then the season ticket goal of 2,000 should be easily surpassed. The current ratio would place the number of season tickets at more than 3,000.

The total of 855 is twice the number sold for last yean 17 game schedule. The committee urges other can vassers to report to their captains as soon as possible so that plans can set under way for the ex change of purchasers cards lor seats at the Arena. The ex changing is to begin on Sept. 19 Bill Brown, chairman of the publicity section of the Board of Trade ticket selling campaign, was enthused following the Thurs day meeting and said, "I only hope the remaining 75 polls will match the first 25, or come even close." Brown added. "We must reach our goal of 2,000 tickets and it looks as though we are well on the way.

However, there is still a lot of work to be done and I'm sure the canvassers will accomplish success because they have planned well." Meanwhile, workmen ot many sorts are making strides towards U.S. AMATEUR Coe Hits Semifinal i Playoffs SAtf FRANCISCO CAP Char lie Coe, tired and drawn, won his way into the semi finals or the 1958 national amateur golf cham-nlnnsh'n Thursday, along with two college boys and a virtually unknown salesman-gouer. Coe, the 34-year-oia UKianoman who won the title in 1949. fired two par rounds Thursday over the rugged, hilly uiympic ciud lake course and struggled in with a naif of one-un victories over Dan Morgan of Bakersfield, and Deane Eeman oi jjetnesaa, Md. Joining him in the' semi-finals today were Tommy Aaron, Gainesville, Dick Foote, a college senior from Santa Ana, and Roger McManuJ, a 34-year old woollen salesman from Cincinnati wno never goi pasi the fourth round in tnree previous appearances in the ama teur.

Sent to the sidelines Thursday were two time champion Harvie Ward; his conqueror, Ward Wet-tlaufer of Buffalo, and three play- ers who have been finalists tne nmatpnr rhamnlonshiD John Dawson, Chuck Kocsis and Dr. Frank (Bud) Taylor. Tav nr earner eliminated rnc Hanson of Toronto, the last remaining Canadian player in the tournament, 2 up. who knocked out Ward 3 and 1 with a superb mor-ninff performance, went down before McManus one up In the afternoon. Rochester Signs Buckol McDonald ROCHESTER, N.Y.

(AP) Rochester Americans ot tne American Hockey Leaeue announced Thursday nieht the appointment of Wilfred (Bucko) McDonald of Sundridge, as the team new coach. McDonald, 46, a former player in the National League and from 1945 to 1947 a member of the Canadian House of Commons, Roly McLena- han. tor REMINGTON'S NEW -UCHWEIGHT- STREAMLINED AUTOLOADING SHOTGUNS Curtis Sets Early Pace Rurf Turtit hard-rhareinff back with the leading Saskatoon Hilltops, topped the first release of Manitoba-Saskatchewan Junior Football League individual scoring statistics Thursday with 24 points on four touchdowns. Curtis is one of five Hilltops who figure in the top ten scorers. Totals included games of Sept.

7 and are based on each team having played three games. A pair of Winnipeg Rods Wally Moroz and Don Bamburak are closest to Curtis with 18 points apiece. Moroz had collected three majors while Bamburak's tab is realized from two touchdowns, five converts and a single. Three Hilltops follow with 12 points apiece. They are George Werezak, Garnet McKee and Don Barbara.

The latter has since left the team and now lives in Ottawa. Rookie end Bob Myers is next in line with nine points on a major and three singles, TD Curtln, Sakatooa 4 Morox, Wpf. Rod! Bamburak, Wp(. Rods I Werezalc, Saakatoon i McKee, Saakatmn 1 Barbara, Saskatoon Mveri, Saskatoon 1 Klein, Regina 1 Day. Rodi 1 E.

KyUuk. Wp. Weston 1 Pta 24 18 18 12 12 12 I 1 1 AT WING CAMP Len Lunde Impressive DETROIT (CP)-Len Lunde, a big centre who last year was one of Edmonton Flyer' top men, is opening a few eyes at the National Hockey League Detroit Red Wings' training camp here. One of his ardent admirers is Wings' general manager Jack Adams, who says if he "plays to his potential, he could be the NHL rookie of the year." The six-foot-one Lunde was no slouch with the Edmonton Western Hockey League entry last year. He was the team's top scorer with 39 goals ana assists.

The year before he was the team's second highest scorer with 20 goals and 42 assists. The season prior to that he posted 38 goals and 39 assists with the junior Edmonton Oil Kings. Edmonton coach Tony Leswick and chief scout Jimmy Skinner are also enthusiastic about Lunde as is Red Wing coach Sid Abel. O.C. Foolball LONDON (Reuteri) Result, in Thun-day nlght'a soccer games: ENGLISH LEAGUE Division II Rothetham 1, Middleesbrough 4 Swansea Leyton Or 3 Division III Notts 1.

Hull City 1 Division IV WalsaU t. Chester 1 IRISH FOOTBALL Cold Cap. tn. Raani Portadown 0, Derry City 0 its ijr CH.4 2136 MODEL 48 REMINGTON AUTOMATIC -1SH Only and Murray. Wilkie Meanwhile, new Spokane team, claims Dennis Ball of Winnipeg told him that Ford and Wilkie might, not be going to Victoria Gus Kyle will be leaving in the near future for 10 days at the Chicago Black Hawks' training camp where he expects to pick up five or six players for the Stampeders game in Philadelphia Sunday WEAK ATTACK "In comparison, Tripucka'i suc cessors Al Dorow and Ron Adam have thrown 43, completed 14 and gained 212 yards during the last three games.

Adam, the former Saskatoon Hilltop star, owns a mark of seven for 20 and 154 yards; an average of 7.7 yards; three touchdowns and one interception. Dorow, who came from Phila delphia Eagles of the National Football League, has completed seven out of 23 for 58 yards; an average of 2.5 yards; no touchdowns and four interceptions. Tripucka has played with the Roughriders since 1953 but, de spite his strong ability as a passer, Frank has often been criticized by the fans, mainly be cause he can run. If Tripucka can rebound bril liantly from the shoulder injury and. steer the Roughriders into tne playoffs, he may finally receive the public attention which has long avoided him.

The only bright spot for Saskatchewan in their 27-6 trouncing at Winnipeg appeared to be fullback Cookie Gilchrist. Jack Matheson of the Winni peg Tribune wrote: "Gilchrist blew up a whale of a storm for the Riders and was well worth the price of admission. A vie ious, punishing runner, Cookie smashed a pretty formidable vm nipeg defence for 111 yards and was Terlep's most dangerous weapon. "The Riders made little use of the air arm that was to be their stock in trade. It was obvious that Dorow is no Tripucka and it was also obvious that Terlep wasn't completely sold on Ronnie Adam's showing against Blue Bombers last time out.

Ron played about a quarter of the game and then wasn't left in long enough to warm up to the job, After dishing out the first loss of the season to Calgary stam peders, there are strong hopes around cumonton tnat tne tski mos are back in contending form, When the Esks rallied for a 32 28 victory, coach Sam Lyle ob served: "This is the greatest, most gratifying, most thrilling football victory I've ever been connected with. These Eskimos gave out with more than I've seen a team muster when all odds said it was beaten. This is a brave club. Parker made it a personal thing and they rallied behind him." He later added: "I was always hopeful that they would shake! their slump like this and now that they have, there could be no stopping them." Otis Douglas thought his Stampeders were a little over-confident, admitting: "We couldn't get them up for it." "We lost something when Don vide Winnipeg with players oi Western Hockey League calibre during the 1956-57 season. The two NHL clubs each made counter-claims for $25,000 against the Warriors but these claims were dropped Wednesday.

Witnesses for the NHL teams included Hap Day, former manager of the Leafs, and King Clancy, assistant manager of the club. Several WHL managers were called by the Warriors. Witnesses differed sharply in their testimony on what constituted a hockey player of Western league calibre. Rough Riders have hopes to draw a crowd that will break the Canadian record of 39,000 The game will take place in the Municipal. Stadium Up to Wednesday It was estimated advance sales had reached the 20,000 mark at $3 and $3, and $10 for box seats A crowd of 17,000 is needed to pay expenses.

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