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He was Owen's assistant and| was mentioned as a possible | successor.-.u-n-t.il-- Roughriders; brought in Bob Shaw from a) small school in the United| States. Shaw brought along his own) assistants and left Younce look-| ing for a job. A short time later) re : : he caught on as assistant to , 1 Be F ; J or Eagle Keys in Edmonton. : ' -- | Pe F 3 S J A year later Keys was) eA 2 d i H Sh shuffled out and Neill Arm-§ ," : ; : or er irt strong came in from the Amer- a ' d : : " ican Football League to re-| , ie: : . i ; il place him. Younce stayed to} if f q f; : ; Co ection ! work with Armstrong. | a F as LOYAL TO TEAM , a2) 1 4 ye "I like to think I'm loyal," ' : : ; ; } | Younce says. "I'm working for! ; Phy : ' : H . ; Neili and the Eskimos and 1) "7 = m 4 S 4 ' é ' 4 ' . at e428 - ae Ae Boucle Shell "Classic like what I'm doing. You have to like coaching to stay in it) as long as I have." j f : A Younce recalls that it was) Z £4 ! 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