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Saturday.
June
25.
1949
LEGION
TAKES
5-2
WIN
FROM
MOTORS
IN.
CITY
FITBA'
LEAGUE
Canadian
Legion
had
their
best
win
of
the
season
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fJpnpral
Motors
bv
5
coals
to
1.
;
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OUT
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f,
to
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VOTE
v.
-
,
,
Jast
evening
in
the
North
Star-City
League
football
I
competition.
.
Play
opened
at
a
fast
pace
with
Eby
clearing
well
and
then
Olsen
being
lucky
to
clear
at
the
other
end.
Mercer
went
close
from
Owen'j
'
'
corner
kiclc.
Eby
stopped
Bob
Armstrong
converted
a
clever
Currie
and
Price
shot
past.
Gen-
cross
from
Armstrong
and
then
eral
Motor
forward
line
show-'afu?r
Armstrong
goud
exchanges
.
.
.
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j
tied
"ru
the
score
when
Boulter
let;
nothing
came
of
it.
Yelland
was
good
and
Krause
saved
from
Pat
a
simple
shot
slip
between
his
i
ofeyptessing
true.
Burton
I
Ale
"Have
a
case
ha,dy
at
all
times"
7
,Msrti
Wilson
following
Bob
Currie
s
legs.
Krause
saved
irom
nmri
good
centre.
Krause
was
lucky
nci
cornwell
was
dangerous,
to
clear
and
the
Legion
defence
John
wlUon
cleared
strongly
got
in
a
tangle
with
Smith
hand-
Arnut
A"lg
WM
Jual
too
high.
Ung
the
ball.
From
the
penalty
d
referee
spot
Pat
WHson
drove
the
ball
payerjL
well
out
of
Krause's
reach
to
,
w
,
.
Rmilh
it
V"-r3
;
put
the
Motors
a
goal
up.
Baxter
and
Aird
were
good
anl
i
ne
ui
i
u
jma
vwii
clearing
well
twice
and
then
the
Legion
forwards
indulged
in
a
"
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tt'il
"ru"'
over.
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i
it
aiivi
x
ill
n-;
twell
lust,
heaiiint!
of.
lne
son
made
an
opening
that
Owen
Motors
again
displayed
very
neat
combination
with
all
the
for-
wasted.
Krause
saved
twice.
J
Price
and
Baxter
were
good
but
Robinson
cleared.
Boulter
field-1
wards
taking
part
but
Bob
I
Currie
just
missed
a
header,
i
Krause
was
lucky
to
clear
when
the
lost
the
ball.
Murray
gave
sr
Boulter
a
good
shot
and
Boulter
was
lucky
to
clear
from
Armstrong.
Cornwell
headed
over
from
Murray's
good
comer
but
ed
Baxter's
fine
centre.
Smith
stopped
two
rushes
and
then
from
Owens
Pat
Wilson
put
the
Motors
two
goal
up.
Murray
tested
Boulter
and
the
latter
was
lucky
when
Price
hit
the
upright.
Cornwell
replaced
Price
and
at
once
made
his
presence
felt.
Swet
Copwol
Cigartli
olwoyt
reach
yog
So
an'toy
tHt
comittont
tmoothrwM,
mUdnii,
laUv
facioi
of
Swet
Cop,
th
t
.
s
)
ciflorttt
Climb
on
th
Sweat
Capt
bandwagon.
V5.
COAST
LIMITED
'
the
Legion's
dangerous
attacks
were
bound
to
teil
and
Armstrong
put
hU
team
ahead
from
Baxter's
pass.
Aird
s
grand
drive
was
saved
by
Boulter
who
brought
off
another
great
save
when
John
Wilson
miskicked
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It'i
fh
popular
thing
to
do.
tfltii
,
--z
mi,
jand
turned
the
ball
Into
goal.
Murray
centred
and
Baxter
madt
J
!
the
score
4-2
for
the
Legion.
The
Motors
came
right
back
and
Mer
mm
cer
was
just
high
with
a
good
McKay,
Pat
Wilson,
Mercer,
Lien.
Owens.
1
i
drive.
Robinson
and
Smith
Driving
In
with
a
large
school
bauer
is
a
welder
by
tr.
(
bus,
H.
Wabauer
and
Emll
Sves
has
been
operating
1
traded
long
drives
and
Charlie
Commodore
Cafe
Currie
just
missed.
Then
from
a
freekick
Yelland
caught
the
Motors
defence
napping
and
scored
the
fifth
and
final
goal
arrvied
In
the
city
Thursday
from
Burns
Lake
and
may
decide
to
locate
here.
Mr.
Wal-
station
at
Burns
Lake
I-time
following
arrin.
Vancouver.
Referee
S.
P.
Woodside.
Linesmen
Haig
and
Halver-sjn.
Goal
scorers
Wilson
P.
2;
Baxter
2.
Armstrong
2;
Yelland
1.
for
the
Legion.
"Better
Thn
Ever"
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