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7. DAILY NEWS | No Re-Cali’ Proposal Not Approved by NHL ee

   
  
  
 

 

 
   

NEW YORK ©The National | bell, NJHLL. president, tentative-| cluded NH approval of 4 drett | SS ~ te .
Hockey ‘League ‘board of govern- ly agresd to the AHL. ruling Neements amone olut j pa - HOT, TIRED f
‘ ore has decided not to approve after winning a coneession for | fini pier ics ® , . ¥
6 S$ no-fecall arrangements proposed recall of players when an N’FLL. " ne FEET?
by the American Hockey League team is weakened by injuries he draft syetem is based or or
, to govern transfer of players be-| The dedision, however, means casos tandings with the vert utions ; Soothe them -
tween the two leagues that ‘the N.HL. will not accept last-place team vetting fi Of Social News quickly and effectively.
K we * * * * | wire to existing agreements, the tentative arrangement e¢ith~ and #0 o7 » to the first Get fast-drying Minard's
p the proposed arrangement with | er place ishex The Dally News endeavors to (an iniment—rub it on. Feel
me the AHL. cannot be approved The effect of the decision is to 3 noes overage of “i as ee :

at this time,” said a statement almost cut off the flow of play- i personal news of town
j Issued after today’s NHL. meet- ers from NHL. clubs to their

Gey Cup Classic May Go aa arm teams Train Schedule . |: atic ana wut appreciate

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The A.H.L. has decided that ft Another result is that the STANDARD TIME = beets asta oe oe
. will not permit recall of players regular draft from the AHL For the Fact. port elup activi wecdings,
' . ° optioned to AHL. clubs by N.HL. by the National League is sus- Daily except Sunday._.8 pm. | tas and personal nutes are in- “KING OF PAIN”
Winn e in Two Years teams during the seasc a“ ps : ' vitec. To contact reporter
0 Rp vi + & tne season, pended From the Rast—~ ViLEG ) Tac, a port

LINIMEN'
Two weeks ago Clarence Camp Other steps taken today in- Daily except Monday 9:52 pm ‘phone 749 ’

 

By AL VICKERY

Press Btatl Writer ,
(CP)—The Grey Cup final, Can-
rts spectacle, may be staged here
fhis new is a real possibility with
t a 10,000-seat stadium will he

Aug. 1 next year,
sec ‘Ugg oo nereeneninennnmnsianignaslnnariasinigmnmiaiag
porvaoe The Winaipeg Enterprises

COG” “Corporation was formed by
business men fast year and

D€ the final obstacles were clear-
"0 ed when city couneli okayed
a the plans for the new stadium
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in January and the Manitoba

‘ Legislature approved an
i940 A amendment to the city's ehar-
ter in April. 1t allows the city
to guarantee the principal and
interest of a toan up to 8500,-

The city also granted a 20
year-title to the stadium site, a

STITUTION CHANGE four-block area north of Polo
an Park raeelrack between Portage
id) wr Ellice Avenues, a semi-

remdenitiai area. The corporation

ill pay a “nominal” fee, expect
ed to be $1 a year, for the «its
, ouncll has exempted the

 

nd anid Owlidines from all mun
‘ ipal taxes except for jecal in
Bix provements

 

The non-profit corporation
headed by W. Culver Riley, pres
jent of the Blue Bombers, will

t nave 11 directors, «x to be nam
“On ed by the elty. The city can take

h over the Stadium any time

“hes, afd if will become the

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property a0 eae end of 20
at are
BASEBAML TOO
A baseball eetion will be
completed in the spring of 1954
rhe bail field w verlap onto |
the football field whieh will be
immed by a regular quarter
mile cinder track Floodlight
vill be mopnted on 85-foot tow
ers. Parking space will be avail
bse ¢ gle for 2600 ~automobiles, and
tore : washreems, dreassingrooms, con-
a ‘ enions and ~ press box will be
: jtuated in permanent concrete
Lands
Bulk of the football crowd will
it in the main concrete stands
rie mn @ach side of the fieid
nd each commodating 6,000
e, Four portadle steel sections wii
fat a total of 000 and mor
ddea
POR YEAS
FOOTBALL SCORES

WIFU.Saskatchewan 27, Cal-
gary 30: Edmonton 18, Winni-

 
 

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