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Big Four Coaches Want More Men TORONTO (CP coaches feel Canadian Big Four because the clubs can carry 34 football players and make as many better changes as they like FI YING COWBOYS ! US army helicopter pilots i T TV Viewers 0 bs p out as cowboys during the annual roundup of buffaloes on Get 60 Hours the Wichita Kas, wildlife league teams would play ball if they could dress than 28 players a game Jim Trimble of Hamilton. Lou Agase of Toronto and Frank Clair of Ottawa are in favor of upping the limit. Perry Moss of more Montreal says he would prefer | the 35 limit of the National Foot- ball League but is satisfied with the present 28 since it applies io all clubs. "It is virtually impossible. and always impractical to carry a specialist," Trimble said, 'that in itself removes something from the technical perfection of the show." Trimble argued that the 28 a game limit doesn't save money Agase said a team couldn't a gamble to increase Italy's pres- gamble on Scrimmages to test tfige from the games while trying their men during the season be- 'tp keep revenues at a maximum cause it may lose a member of s\week they sold television the chosen 28 rights to representatives of Euro- Clair said the 28 limit obviated pean. television hookups, though carrying a couple of young play- almost 2,000,000 stadium seats ers to give them experience. are still unsold. [: "If they (the | The price was reported to be were on the bench. they might | about 500,000.000 lire (about $812.- get five minutes on the field in{200), only a fraction of the value a game--and they'll learn more of the unsold tickets there .than jn five years of watch- Under the agreement, viewers ing." in .20 European countries can However, with four of the nine atch 60 hours of Olympic com: CFL teams losing money last petition from their armchairs vear, the burden of increased Italy has staked more than player rosters is a financial hard- 60,000 million lire (about $95,.- 20.000 ou an ambitious public | ship works program lo make the of the 1960 Olympics have taken ® Dyeing and Repairing ® Binding and Fringing young players) | ® Mothproofing Wall to wall carpets cleaned in your home MOSCOW PHONES THOMAS FOR HIGH-JUM BOSTON (AP) -- Clearing a high-jump bar at seven feet or | more is commonplace now for John Thomas. Boston sity leaper Getting a telephone call Tues day from Moscow much more exciting. Especially when he was asked how to improve Russian high-jumping It gave John a chance assure a Moscow sports writer that the pulled muscle he suf fered last weekend in California was not serious and to suggest more Russian-U.S. track meets a means of easing the cold Univer- to was clearly confusion over what the term "pulled muscle" meant that caused the call from Soviet - Sport. a three-times weekly paper RUG CLEANERS games her biggest prestige booster since the war, Workmen are sweating to com- plete some of the world's finesi stadiums, traffic tunnels, a su- per-highway, a new interconti- nental airport and many other special Olympic facilities, | mA §-4681 174 MARY STREET AY P ADVICE | Thomas had set his feet, 3*s-inches record at Stan- ford. Calif., and decided to try 1 for seven feet. four inches. That was when he strained a muscle high in ene leg He assured the Moscow caller that it was only a would go away after a rest Asked whether Russian jumper he did 'Do you have any stion he'p them improve their jumping?" the asked The Boston no" because he with the Then Olympic Games a | NU-WAY seven- that veek's sorer he Knew Thomas any said NOTICE fo HOMEOWNERS For dependable, honest remodelling and home improvement work . . . deal with a reputable known firm BEAVER LUMBER. ® Aluminum Doors and Windows o Garages ® Room Additions e Sid- ing ® Roofing ® Fencing ® Rec-rooms eo Porches, Sugge to caller said familiar vouth not styles vas Russians John asked a question about Russian high - jumping this spring and the Moscow writer said one had done seven feet Stan Musial May Not Make All-Star Team CHICAGO (AP who has appeared star 16) any , other player. says he won'( . be disappointed if he doesn't make it this time The all-time great Cardinal outfielder-infielder was absent from the 16 plavers named in the National sults for ments in Kansas New York Alston of Musial all than Stan fn more baseball games St, I League voting re- the al star eng; y July 11 and But Walt Angeles Dodgers, who will manage the National Leaguers. will name the remain- ing members of his 30-man squad Thursday Los A "I've had no indication whatso- ever that Alston will name me in the group °° Musial told The Asso- ciated Press Tuesday. "1 won't be disappointed if he doesn't. In fact 1 would be surprised if he did. "I haven't played much this season. And besides that, the younger fellows should get the chance. T've been in plenty of them, and, after all, I'm 39 vears old you know." Musial been all-star game since 1943 hit more home! five than any other playe better now than he was last year when he was an all-star choice of Milwaukee's Fred Haney . BOWLING NEWS SUMMER MIXED TEN Congratulations tc just being plain luc top spot by point. Captain rley Bouckley, Irene Severs, Walt Scott and Gord Coppin. Team No. 8 bo high triple o sar with No. 2 the high s proved bowlers up 135.3 pins Louise Gibbs u 121.1 Total Pins No, | 5,559. too 10 has n every and has In them PINS Team N 2 and win 6 Tea Team No. 3. 15.219 , 15,199, 20: Team N Team No 14,63 14,455, 14; Team No. 1 No. 6, 13,528, 8 Individual pri handicap, Or without High triple Bouckley 334 cap, Marion Var flat, Bob Rich flat. 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