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JHE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, December 2, 1960 15 VANCOUVER NOT "OUT ! Time Will Ease Memory Cay Lumberkings Turn On Jaycees Of Grey Cup Game Finish aml ten sr Hell, in an Oshawa Industrial Susrt 1} Wy MEL SUFRIN come sports wriers Wave wom uy they knew they were eaten. Officials of Hamilton Tiger Baskethall League tit, trmie Cay, CAYS ~ Jeyes, 4 Camphell, 2; Canadian Press Stall Writer dered in print what woud eve Gordon Wynn, Edmonton Ke- Cats, Montresl Aloueties, Mana Lumherkings, lod by guard Mor. Bowin, W: Longley, I. Wer, in the first sh of exeiement happened if there had Deen kites president, descrines he Rough Riders and British Colum. eél Boivin's great W-pomt effort, 15; Mae Millan 2, Toaut 85. Fonts alter last Satarday's Grey Cop merely & one-pot Msn hen incident ae disgracell and seid Mia Lions ese indicated they pit on & fine display of seoring 1628 om of a game there wis Much talk tht the hilt whe snatched from the the team would think twice elore don't Wak Saturday's wiiaiy Mend the local duyeees their! JAYCEES -- Upshaw, 4, Bur Gresian Forthall bengue offic fill and spectators made they considering Paying wm # Grey should kill Vancouver s chances fourth stemgnt defest by the rows, 15. Wright, 3 Kanards; dials mig decide to TH fir RERUNS in Em Cup game Vancouver again, of geting the playoft score of Ho-44 {Nelson 4; Stuart, " McCaul, 2 CAYS START FAST | Anderson; Gellete, 3 Tia 4 Cover oil Rs BSE for | give Baan What haps didn't p East We of Psi firisa) : WW hing a a ur - BIGGEST STADIUM Ernie Cay's wasted no Lime in Fouls: 11 out of % ere wat RSET ANE WH RESULT ASSURED even want i, Three finals Moave. TIEY May have been UAKINE jumping owt I front in this game Officials -- Dave Kelly and Jim nce with the eck of elifective, I seems FeReORERS 10 RESIN, Leen slaved there since the game he "on gy ho running inte a 174 first quarter Brady. Scorer = Tom Olnyk. i 14 ; with unruly Yb ¢ oi i' iad g Maree Boivin led the ipotice netion 10 den Wry Wl pe lap moved west from Toromao in 195% i EE fend preset AY In ie fans who foreed the game to he 80% CHR ho the 4 i and each time the ety has heen Sadim and avhough Ju gms Kings' attack, hooping no less Warsaw Teacher | halted with 41 seconds lett 10 i 3 be Ry os ro of given a rugged time hy Cele oer a in € sisi yan then 12 penis with # Variety of $ Phiay brame g shots, with Malcolm Amey also » . Pe 1s the time ofticiols ges Some Ne cuves Mayor Tom Aetwary| Pid THEIL now simi he come. vor te ners, Studying Technique Fehraary WI | ¥ As J Ottawa WOHER said the city and foothill author Phere is some talk thet the newcomer Don Stuart shined | 4 y Hider 4 ahead 166 and 0 {ie i io. game may go lo Cagary's pew 1 , ania meeting i ties would have (a eonsider TUS ' Lumberkings continued to score TC NTO (CP ' ledly be able to # j { po y of the batl---that whether another final should be McMahon Stadium some time wel) in the second period Coming JOHONIO iO) a on Ore ER Wine ! grahhed mB Cross plaved there unless & way is S07 Although holds only oui on top 1-16, Boivin con arrived Wednesday might to con are (he n't gh a # some iresponsinie found to contre! the enthusiasm 20/000 and doesn't compare WI ginued is fast ep slong with Bill tinue his one - man inquiry iio pp yty TT Edmonton Eskimos needed of the spectators either Empire Stadiom or Tore watker to pace the winners, while Canada's hockey techniques aa on At 4 own to WI GAME Wil ANS MONEY one's Canadien Notionsl Babi jerry Burrows and conch Fred The Hi-vearold Pole, mn Can - J i BN ion for Ture ER ] than a mmie VW gouever, the fact tht mutof bition field, there is some sent oc haw (ried to keep the Jaycees ada five days, said he came to $k 4 town visors whe pour in tor the, a) support for the Wen dose hut they weve left hebind study conching techniques and Fr A » ' game spend a Wt of Ioney --omne i comes mainly from the 34.25 at the hallway mark possibly induce soe Canadian -- i : wo" estimate Is in the neighhornood people who recall that the cow Mier the break. period, the coaches to visit Poland and eon Ig \ % gy 7d a million dollar s likely to)" halted Calgarians whe de: Lumbermen pulled farther ahead duet chinles | [make Vancouver think twice he scended on Toronto lor the 1940 as they outnetted the losers 17-1 A member of the 1048 and 1992 'DID ANYONE GET HIS LICENCE NUMBER uf | fore i flatly refuses to play host game between the Stampeders 2 Walker and Longley topped Polish Olympic hockey team ' 1 again to the dassic and Montreal introduced the the winners with Suart fighting Dolewski has coached in Warsaw Wing for Detron ¥o, 3 Detroit 14 ¥ Fin i I fil game mvonve f Canadian Voothall Comm wopla that has established the hard for (he Jaycees the last five years anc is hesy defenceman Marcel Pronovost the Ei [ ne n Wed fn | youths Eid oney Sydney Helter of Winnipeg Grey Cup game as Canada's Mg The last quarter turned out to ing the most of the lingnein Boston won af 4 he pl ¢ 1h is # strip of didn't make any definite state. KOH annval one-day sports Spee: he the best as (ar as the Jayeees brunt of his five-week trip ; one of ment on the possibility of har. HO€ were concerned as they outbought " we aller he Wrpped up OB @ ferry BDawenu is in pecial for Boston Travewe rai ¢ 4 ie Mine Mm u A . " ¢ Wi } s order 10 ving the game from Yaneouver mid @ll the talk of the Yan: © 8 ih hit this was far from { h A) come ¢lose. Jerry Bur REMEMBER WHEN? Pr fo We aithough he did expr disap CONVEr neiaent the question ENOUER to MINOR BASKETBALL h rsed i ! ith the pointment that police were ap- arises as fo whether could rows and Upshaw led the door: By THE CANADIAN PRESS we wall game ole i y Grens parently not prepared to halt the happen 6 here, For anyone Mats Whine Boivin and Walker. Tommy Farr, W elsh Hg A ay, and hi ' A | and moh who doubts it, don't forget that Contin sed to score almost at will, heavyweight boxing champion 4 { 4 ( ha il . And Lew Hayman oneral @ viol broke out In usually HIGH SCORERS won 4 dull 10-round decision over ime & gow i ' TH KIM) i fl i and manager of Toronto Argonauts, sophisticated New York auring 8 Frpie Cay's were paced to their Vddie Wenstoh of Viking, Alla £ en £ ed ues 1904 "i #8 quite eharitahle aving he National Football League finsl second vic sory of this season hy London 26 years ago Lonighl se ob Tron f ff de having resenhed a fl we that if the game ere SEVER years ako Marcel Boivin with bis sensation There WAS nothing dull about : a ) $title i thep entitled to ia "SH held in the same ety theve would As Alouettes owner Ted Work: al 30-point effort, followed hy Bil) "Tonypandy Tommy" when he on don't realy certainly he effective measures man said, "It could happen any: Walker and Malcolm Longley stunned experts ih August, 1087 a on with this, 40 to see that it would he played where, even in Toronto the with 15 and 10 point vespeetively hy staying 16 rounds with heavy. : els of FAO ' ant to 4 All In ul wing fi ¢ he y ' p } Hinister Harold Mid io interierence Crood vhile for the winless Jaycees, welght champion Joe fou 6 i he for of | faved for the Collegers -- " failed to score, hi wo-- ---------------------- on the goalposts : waver, that if there Bat DEER together Wm heed { ei from Vimmy Bartlelt (24) oF ihe vush at the Detroit Red DON od | Boston Brim iris a he nel in second period 1omignt nesdi hundred aduced In the second half both Chute Calder, B, Beatiie Fou 1 4 HY Fight singe Saturday mod ning p wi j din m some exciting haskethill ati for the Kagh and Dalidowi i, Vola Loapeh, M hath at Simeoe Hall and al OF Vilfor the A aried hitting to econd Iida 4 o ® hai at Biman Hal bh Be Wake it a very tlase and eRCIing of che morning, Mundmser orurrf SFRYICE ih Tengu ame. The Eagle y y Tew nto defeal again ? "| the hands of the Firefighter EB | \ A In the finn Lia syne Winte and Chute ho got 14 played al Of Vi, 5, John gin iS EL Fo 2 Imperials Upset Dairy: h : , etic es 0 Sl i oul Firefighters Score Win | The Whole Family Will Enjoy! Cadels apiece hile Dalidog) In the first half the Firemen | f | | 3 due to the under average (eam Barbershop continued on ir FIREFIGHTER \, Corneal VINNIng wa by downing Ontario 8. Howard, 1. Wray 1, T. Eld play of ti Freelancer al we I steel B's hy the score of 50 to M. pidge 6 B. Warren, J. Boivin In the second hall the FE ie harhershoppers led by Esmits B.- Melnvoy 2 y Ay UL In two scheduled games ol Hi IMPERIALR . DEFEAT LEADERS s+ AR ; although trying lose Langer J . iH Ye A ful and took a commandin point lead Black, A. Felix, Goul i for 3. ON corvice League on Tuesta the Bap J 19 to 14 at halftime Tota 4 seh, J. Rowden night, the Imperials handed the imperials checked the leagul oven leading Dalrymen into the ee in the Bt. John's Cade alked off : ' " r vietor In the second hall, the game he MUNDINGER Boivin, 1, Dairymen their Ti { loss in ' mi hole | ay I, eagle came more ide open and God: Les 1. Burnet G. Manser, B, stavis hy a 9 Ray \ hi the the pond Raine And came oul ! game al Bimeoe Hall faveee dard of the B's and Esmite had Lynch, FF. Mensink, FP. Bargent Firefighters regained si a on top with a » n Blues tangled with the Top Noten aiite a day as they pumped nT. Tullock, KB, Bawyei B. Collen after heating 171 Local 9600 0 Phis was the fiest defeat for the I. Cappueeithl, Coach B. Derry, 10 4 Dalrymen in thelr seven game o ers, the fipst hall was @ gomplete| point alter point yout far the Blue: as he il Again, Bsmits led the winnes Reteros or the above games FIREFIGHTERS Ad WINNERS played, The win for the Imperial Brought them up to a drd place Gf are B Goddard, J, Mathews and In perhaps one of the roughest ith Kassinger's Construction umped and out hustled the Fopeihy hooping mi . | 4 W. Bathe : s of the season, Local 968 of Nateher dard of the losers had a Tantastic dimes of 1h i They were led to their 1B 10 3127 poinl ' Ww ITU were defeated in the first) The game moved swiftly from ) : Parts and Beyvice \ game hy the Fivefighters hy a bd end-to-end, without # goal heing 1 | | 3 point hile God | ad hy Hrayanyk and Planche BIDDY LEAGUS Fivefighters coun MAo-ond, WItHOUL B EL8 non fhe second hall started fast and fivious with each team aking In the Y's Men Biddy Basket: Police Asso ie was marred by nine Noiiday scored on 43 mask. who several nice haskets, Davies tried hall League action, on Saturday Mundingel penalties, five: of which weve filled in for Sn the to gel his team hack in the game Marni ng MM Parts and Bervice handed to the Firemen Dairy net, on a play with Kemp | hut could not gel mueh help from! Erew fi Lo thelr form hy down [] ITU opened the scoring in the and Mapes a1 a time when Car his mates ing the Police Association hoy Canadian Jockey first period hen Dung on a Hib A ak ting out 1 tripping pen The final score was 32 to 15 inihy the scare of # 10 4 . three-way play with DP, Taylor] aj favor of the Blues It looked as if the P. and B H E h h Wi and Peeling, fred the puck past] { ) ov from MeCahe and Me: || High scorers for 1h Blues Boys might not win this game as as ig t in Courtney al 9.04 to take the initial i Why tre vole at ul ty before || were Hravanyk and Planche with easily as the others this season PROVIDENCE, RI (AP Cy lead the period ended [ 12 pls, apiece vhile for the Top as the soere al halftime was nadia i OW only lasted | \ WN a q adian jockey Charlie Boland) This lead however Gils 18 In the second period, Imperials lf : di ! Notehers it was Davies ¥ ith & deadios Hee two abet in the won his eighth race in two days #7 seconds + for at 9H Pan took the initiative, They scored ) ai A most welcome gift : i ll and 8, boysipy being i ther | Knight, all alone scored a beauty 0 On's WIN jh . Ww bringing home another four Wh 4.30 when Bud Johnsen fired -- " § MLARDOD WIR Tha: ar) ne ou nd howed the Police winners al Narragansett Payk to even things up i, HIgEING, ON {nto the high right hand corner yr] / : Lk or (1 ave Ww y t >: ¥ 2 ing, saw the Bolahood squad veg os i] ey have Won thelr Thursday his fist appearance With the oie pajrymen's net from the y and a daily reminder IB heir fist victor of he Hi ne Vs season by scoring six Roland, an apprentice who rode Firemen seoved at 10.00 minutes piieline after the puek was een | young season, over the Jayoee he anti nice checking, 80 al Ontario tracks before comingito give the Fighters @ M1 1ead red hy Wright, Robinson didn't . A . Young a he Police squad only Got 2 here seven days ago, scored with) Before the period ended W0ihave a chance on that one Carl | > of friendship and The first hall produced. vel ¢ : on foul shot Poms Joy (85.200 in the feature, more goals were fired pas! Fay: Kemp slapped one ih at 9,10 with | y Hin hooting And Of COUPSE & IW PARTE AND RERVICH Tl Poms Jay was one of Boland's jor, the busy ITU netmindel Marty Muller and Mapes receiv are of 5 fo 3 in favor a (he RAWyer BR. Gooding, A. Holt, N. three winners trained hy Frank | Higgins scored again al 1700 00 8 ine assist and at 14.45 Mape Rolahood's Lrawell P. Beattie, J, Conlin, B, Merrill, nh North America's play with Danny Gray and atl soared all alone to give the Im Stepinak led the winners in a savers, M. Bombing 1. Cook. leading conditioner. The others 20,03 Pam Knight broke oul a norials a 4 to | lead erton, B. Henderson, | Pp were Doreen Lo (85.80) in the sel 4 1] Re 3 Ne fine display of shooting nthe ave | ¥ center lee after 1eceIvIng ¥ PDairvime e hack strong 3 " 4 fine hott i 0h shootin I Sd Fouls -- 0 for 1, Total A. Coach ond and First Minister (84.60) in pack from Morgan and Courtney Ly LAT Welsh i ng , \ oe 2) friends and relatives are shooting, Final score in thi hs ait RB. Hravnvk Fhe Inth Joan also won the ihe Firemen goalie) and nel Pst Kungle fom nt A A i / v OL H. Chapman 1. @. third with Teresa Ruler lor a 11h 108 | | J AMAIA * y a 3 ame was Bolahoods 1H and Ja } 1] i ted the puck al Close FANE 0 te late im ol e hest | I % 0) \ . i a Whites 11. The dayoee squad Vioreison, K. Hoar, V. Henderson, | payoll give the resoue boys a a! lead inte Jats b Ruri gol the hist N ' 3 ¥ away from home, : . wh at 'of I, Clement, P smith 2. RW Roland ix a native of Old Chel! ™ tu the second hall of the game ¥ 4 : was very disorganized most of Ecole TRY contin, B, Plobll, D, ea, Que. His four winners Wed i LIe th ners' | 40 turned past the strong Im: | the game but displayed a good - nesday included the daily double Cole ded 108 ed, We ! helinel io perial's defence and hackhanded toad to 4-2 at 1.20, At 15.08 Hubble ons fat the net, Welsh earned an checking ability throughout High scorers tor the SAE No soured from Morgan and PHEEINS | 5 osist on that play stepinak netting A points for the CYO T | H B G SEVEN for the Firefighters to keep thei! qe Daipymen, now sparked hy lod eams n N } 1 three-goal lead intact the Nr" aa} AT Jha eal winners while Camphell the Javeee Whites with 4 From this point on the ive rosaing to get the equaliser . CLOSE BATTLE Hocke Action Ry THE CANADIAN PRENS [fighters appeared uit weal Y MacDonald of the Imperials re fhe third game of the morning | Monreal Canadiens' Dic kieand goemed to oe the puek quite aecuvad the win for the Imperials p 8 { i , N 3 slo \ in the Minor League at Nimeoe Red Wings shut out the Black Moore oollected one goal and an const tently a iabatenl however, at 23.40 when he heat the mast Hawks by a 340 score. Bill Yanch!® isl as Canadiens defeated To Cole got his COI oR A hah Robinson after receiving the puek |] 008 Hall, proved lo H \ i of the SeAsON tallied the first goal with a high onto Maple Leafs 63 Thursday goal al 10.58 for the { fram Johnson, This gave the Im Roth teams, the Y's Runners hot, after receiving a pass (rom MEN 10 retain. jus load in the Club to bring the seate Up 0 80 hepial Club their 3-8 lead whieh (fi and CKLE, Wore 50 OVERLY mals it i) adley. Laney Wry broke up a National Moeckey League scoring For the foal five nines they ended up to be the final seove . . x wiime AWK passing pl rae outplayed the Firemen bu Coulke his g ERE La od it took a period of overtime to A ¢ # play and scored on is game was one of the hest C 0 0 half & breakway fhe tieky allstar leftwinger not heat Courtney The defeat for of the season, The Imperial Club n | : n ur n ruc ions decide the winner. The first decide the WANE ail with the Beatty, the rashing forward for NOW his 1" ganls and 12 assists the ITU (Local B68) left them Alljyas determined to win this one | lead changing hand averal the Wings, countered twice in the for 8 paints, one hetter than alone in the cellar spol and put forth a brilliant perform: | times. the searing tor CKLR was Jecond period, He was assisted on teammate Rernie Geolivion whe ance. The Dairymen, still the OR taken care af hy Calder and Kale a foul w Brian MeLaughlin eolleoted four assists Thursday league-leaders, never let down at it Ary I'y neh . 1 anik and for Y's Hunae Way P t t V any moment either | ling ha oii A The final Wing goal was shot The leaders en 1C on iS u ™ -. wo Cn THE NTANDINGS | mpieie anda mail 1S orm HNeiow: » goodwill for your and assisted by Jim V's Runners started the seeand y hall with a bang throwing in aneh, Beian Healey of the Moore, Montreal 012M Forced To Fold n alrymen three successive unanswered bas Hanks Mayed a! Siang game both Gooftvion, Montreal 2m 1 ¥ J i) I \] 3 A i A'S 1 x kets hut the CKLR ow kept ¢ forward line and defence. Boliveau, Montreal IR PENTICTON, RC. (CP Un Xiolaiier ---------- REE hy painger Const SE SE GER SS -- picking away. at the lead and LEAFS TIE CANADIE Liman. Detail TRE ) } 1H ART INN ! employment mu ele 118 WAY yy x finally whittled the lead down 100 Leats and ( Bathiate, New York 12 wapplal 2 nN Pl N . is . \ . : Wd anadiens played tol IRS h 2 0 jute the sports scene and caused ppg Lal B60 5 ) | ease .en ristmas i t Jubscr a tie game at the end of resula: a 2.2 tie in the second game Hull, Chicago 8 3 (he collapse of senior hookey 4 Local Wi | b C iption of The Oshawa Times TO: ' ten Hime . ; Arce Harper put the Leafs on Howe Detroit AN heve The CRI evew were 10d 1 HIS the scoreboard With a quick shot Penticton Va, Allan Cup oham drive hy twa tremendous 1AM past Dittmar. There was ae fur plons in 1964 and world oham ernon oach players in Lave and Hornes. TheY ther sooring wath Tony Flontok SPORT BRIEFS BO ar Jaior, disbanded Aw Figg iy 1 Whe ho. hu the tYihg goal ite the nel jeft the Okanagan League with Ch 11 CHA | rw pan "hat Bde aan tho wenn wy ewan on dry ns kevin pk, UAL @NGES LAMY YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (AP ers, Kamloops Chiefs and Vernon In the overtime periad, Way: the lead \ | i 5 » '» a. LU Aanacians ling, for the A x Hung ored! Pat Flontek on a hreakway pull Tenis Brofetelanal Hari Fok The Vo were the league's hest I uce Facts | a foul shot and then Love who ed the Le + eral of Corl Gables Was wm | al goalie owl \ . 8 86 > goalie out of PSION pachital Wednesday With frags AUaVIE card (his SEAsOR, AVel| YRRNON, B.C. (OP)-Paving Il! | pul an a determined checking ox and dribbled a si § ol te the op A " Ame tured vibes sulfered Wn a bus aging about 1000 fans a BAME aach Odie Lowe of Vernon Ca. | | hibition stale the ball trom Good posite carpe 3 | er. The game ended i \ \ Officials sald y club contd man and fired in the Same Wil without any further soaring h i Ri & Sad te % i iy nadians Thursday challenged | ning basket AOL CORLIAUE Ve seeretany treasurer Gavdon truck collision on the Ohio Turnpike Tuesday night. Miss RANGERS WIN FIRST Fageros, 3, and members of the paris 1a led to find Jobs 10 AWE jJuokes of the Canadian Amateur » MAJOR LY AGL Rangers won their fivst game, New York skysorapeys basket. Ment token hockey PAY MPS Hockey ASsooiation 16 back Wp & ne Major League played 1hiee defeating the Bruins 40. Jim! ball team were DASSORgers on the fhe immediate plight of he ve: repent statement about touring exoiling games Saturda Morn: Boaoks was the Meh scorer with! bus, chartered hy the team, Miss MATIN weams will be decided Canadian hockey teams with fi within the next two or Ihvee pancial facts davs al an emergency league Lowe earlier this week opiti meeting," said Bob Gilhooley oO glged the CAHA for w eRe A ; 3 ot PONSOTING of the year by downing the Hawks! the Brain net. John Weidmark IDENTIFIES MONEY Relowha, ONHL president European (rips WHER (ems Ave 2 wo 2 ve first hall Was very put the fourth goal NEW YORK AP A | Bits] i rth goal past the Bean \ wll ying at how HOSE HOPES LEAGUE CAN STAY Having " me, JN ugar sted | Penticton's decision to declare » ody Subst lead. In the second halt] Dan Murdoch and Greg Price$, $10 and $20 hills. was to go WHat officials calied a TOMBE gpangeial trouble tehell started hitting while he Reais © \ \ § APY SUSPORsion ol GPOTARLIons . 0 \ ins had diffioulty in On display today a the Wh an ¥ PEIN Juokes said in reply |) IN E | i \ AWE \ aah ROS 59 voply that Eure Tuanielifte did alse. The Rockels! sinking a shot past the fine goal wal meeting of the Thorough followed @ meeting between THe pean authorities were contracted | ave ne 0se ayment Bill Me al My Home Address | were led hy Etehells who got 11 tending of Terry O'Reilly, whe dred Racing Association at Aque: 88 WHVE aint players 10 provide expenses far touring The olub aces an APOrALIRE Canadian teams detioil of S300 and Wednesday a iH th N 1s 15 the' case the OK FUTURE GAMES WON'T RETURN creditor obtained a court onder anagan Senior Hockey League anage oy oe CARVE | 3 AG N WIN FRx : Atoms Sunday, Dee. 4 oR SOUTH PORCUPINE op against the team's DARK Account. coach asked, "Why were Kelown nthe second game | ¢ Canadiens va Red Wings: fod Maki defenceman with All Leo Go Atwell, immediate past Packers left to Taise 30.000 a SUBSCRIPTION MAIL RATES: | RE X two goals, Dave Reich scored his Fagoras gives (oR exhibitions In the fivst game the Jayeee fipst goal of the season with alat the eam s games Rockets won their second game hard drive to the A COrRer © o the vig ner ol LR) closely plaved with the Rockets goalie after a wild scramble Ww service racetrack belting devioe ed hy Clarke having & stim 17 10 front of the net vhioh awtematically. identities $1 WW WEEE WEES WE WEE WEE WEEE EER WEE WEE WE WE SE SEW -- -- - 100 SORIOY amatewr leagues in while Tunnieliffe sot 1 for the gamed his first shutout aut losers " " moran Eagles alsa wo pals vs R N a 3 . N 8 Leafs vs Rangers and 6:3. Brains lan Cup ohampion Chatiam Ma: president of the RC nator public subseription before they | Sl UR Big Began wi ona mot Joucing Russi, said Hockey Association, said i Van: vould tour Russia and Sweden nf Prov, of Ontario $12.00 - 1 year $6.50 -- 6 months $3.50 ~ 3 months 0 . - Steel A sb h S00 M3 wd \t av, Dee. § 1:00 Tuesday night he wont he ve: convey RO) The 4 hy > \ \ 5 ivy ping to the eam. Maki leit I'm greatly « W } t Wing APY S . ™i ands oy ther N ner ved Vi . J he eam. A MSc "Teta he V8 Rave ne hat The ens over there were | Other Prov, & Foreign $15.00 ~ 1 year $8.00 -- 6 months $4.25 ~ 3 months \ \ iM \ « s father's funeral. He the league oa Win he w \ 3 1s ¢ { \ \ \ : eimbursed their £20 0 rived Monday s ahoad wii he dudtiow a A ------