Prather, Edmonton Eskimos end, head
goal line after catching a pass from

old, Edmonton, on home ground
deficit after the first game in the

Football Conference to defeat Calgary

total-point playoff! serie Prather
ence all-star, scored one touchdown

‘ning passes in the second game
ipeg for the western title. (Cp Photo)

 

ORTS ROUND-UP |

By GAYLE TALBOT
(AP)

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Big Bill’ Mawhinney Turns to Pro Golf

VANCOUVER (P).Rangy Bill
Mawhinney, whose Style still
rrifies the golf puritans, has

imnounced he ha

turned pro-

fessional and intends to hit the
gold trail this winter

He thus follows in the foot-

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who

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city tournament
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won tie
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again
In 1948, Mawhinney won the

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Hawks Dazzle
Fans With
8-Goal Blast

  

TORONTO Chica®o Black
Hawk in their most dazzling
display of scoring power before
a home nine years,
Thur \ ght boosted their
first~ & lead in the National
Hockey Ls te to three point

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he ions Red Wings shapped
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Canadian junier championship
with a record score of 147. A
year later, he was Canadian
amateur medalist at Saint
John, N.B., and played on the
Morse Cup (Pacifie ‘Northwest
amateurs versus California
amateurs) and Hudson Cup
(Northwest professions! ver-
sus Northwest amateurs)
teams.

In 1950, Big Bill beat Nick
Weslook of Windsor, Ont., in
the final to win the Canadian

amateur title at Saskatoon.

Last year, he shot a 63
Vancouver Shaughnessy to ti-¢
a sourse record set by Ken Black
of Vancouver, former Canadiar
amateur champion. With Walt
McElroy of Vancouve 1951
amateur king, he beat US
Walker cuppers Frank Stranz
han and Scotty Campbell at
Bethlehem, Pa

This year, the 23-vear-old
bond salesman became the
first Canadian to win the
Pacific Northwest Gold Asso-
ciation championship and then
went to the semi-finals of the
U.S.

amateur, the best per-
formance in that tournament
by a Canadian since 1932

when Sandy
London, Ont.,

Somerville of
won it ali.

A few
British Columbia take the Wil
lingdon Cup vincial
championship gritty

days later, he helped

 

inter-pr
with as

 

display as has been seen on a
Canadian course. Troubled for
days by a lame back, he finally

last green an
aken to hospital

has little
stylist

KIDN EY ACIDS:
Rob your Rest. .

Many people never me to ore a good
night's rest. They turn and
on ‘nerves’ —when it may be ‘tur tikes hate.
Healthy kidneys filter poisons and excess
acids from the blood. If they fail and
impurities stay in the system—disturbed
rest often follows. If you don't rest well
and use Dodd’s Kidney Pills. Doxid’s
the kidneys so that you can -
better—and feel better.

Dodds Kidney Pills

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INVENTORY

CLEARANCE

SALE

OF VIRGIN WOOL FABRICS
TAILORED-TO-MEASURE AT PRICES
WELL BELOW ACTUAL COST

FRI., SAT.,

Oet. 31 Nov. Ist

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MON.,

Nov, 3rd Nov. 4th

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ttc, iple uS game

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DONCASTER, England «€P)
Ce ‘ 2 13-year-old pit pony, |
h foun home. He was due
for remen and ev. J. H
Lioyd took | » family.
He ‘ ay pit pony,

 

BIRMINGHAM, Engiand Ch—
A firm of arehitects here signed
& contract to plan a new city
for 300,000 persons in the high-

never | lands of Ethopia.

REMEMBER !
One FREE Day at

BULGER’S

during October.

Save all Sales Slips
till Nov. Ist.

 

 

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Friday

October 31,

1952

 

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