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nes With Doug Pyzer adding three yards to put the Argos in Cup pafade, first eyent.of Toronto’s day of footoall madness. Floats, clowns, cowboys, bands
oring positio (CP PHOTO) and football players paraded through the ‘str cts prior to the Dontinion football title classic
between Toronto Argonauts and Edmonton Eskinos., : (CP PHOTO?

       

MISS ESKIMO — Jeri Morris,

  

 

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rback Knobby Wirkowski sneaks across from Edmohton's one Grey Cup contest Grey Cup contest. (CP Photo) =
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MISS GREY CUP—Blonde Pat Hunter, Miss Winnipeg Blue’
Bomber, Has been chosen Miss Grey Cup in the contest with 11
; other football queens representing clubs acrcss Canada. Hér
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TOP .SCORER—Edmonton Es-
kinvot’ tackle im dort, Bill
Snyder, scored enough points
himself to defeat Winnipeg
Bie Bembers in the second of
the best-of-three Western
Interprovincial Football Union
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RS CPLEBRATE—Coach Frank Clair ofthe victorious Toront Argoneuwy Dominion HAVING FUN—Jerri Morris, 18-year-old Miss Edmonton Eskimo, 4s the Eskies beat Winnipeg * 5 ae =
ioids the Grey ©up in the diessing room after his team defeated Edmonton reaches for the football held by Rollin Prather, all-star end for 18-12 to force a third and final i :
team ‘executives and players crowd around in happy celebration the Eskies, Prather, six-foot-five is tallest man on the western 54M¢ xP Photo) YEA, EDMONTON—These two pennant-armed Eskimo support-
er invaders who met Toronto Argonauts in the Grey Cup classic at (OP Enote ters rooted for the Western Canada football champions to beat
Toronto, Nov. 29. Miss Bskimo competed against football queens Toronto Argonauts'in the Grey Cup game, They are wives of
from ‘11 other senior teams across Canada for the title “Miss executive membérs of the Edmonton club, Mrs. Walter Sprague
Grey Cup.” “ (CP PHOTO) left) and Mrs. Al Anderson. (CP PHOTO)

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wi, .  *t Toronto's Varsity Stadium for the Grey “ul tween Toronto Argonauts and Normie Kwong, Edmonton Eskimos’ ‘hackfielder, went over for briefing in preparation for the Grey Cup gate agahist Toronto Argos. Coach Frank outlines
on Tiger ‘ xy re Le 7c is SS ators ‘the Argos-Sarnia Imperials game the Eskies’ first touchdown, to Make the score 5-0. The major a play te the Oklahoma passing combination of quarterback Claude Arnold (mearest blackboard)
oy wats for the Big Four football title anc as been raised and lowered several times Was set up by Rollie Miles who had picked wp five yards on the and end Frank Anderson. Arnold and Anderson hooked up for two touchdown plays in the
i championship, the $12,000 tarpaulin has been raised ¢ (CP PHOTO) previous play, (CP PHOTO)

final game of the western Canada final at Winnipeg. (CP PHOTO)

 

 

 

 

 

 

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