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New York (AP)--Frankle Ryff, 199,
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polito, 139%), New. York, 10.

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play during the winter by in-
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f{the Prince Rupert teams,
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excelient Wayne University
quintets,

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college basketball and his bril-
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Globetrotters when Ernie’s col-
lege days were completed,

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during the winter season and:

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yanked, above Ullman in the, of~
ficial statistics because Slodn. “has
four: goals—highest among, the
scorers—to ‘Ullman’s two, aed
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