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Reeularleawue basketball competition gets under-”
way tonight at the Civic Centre in both the Junior and

Juvenile leagues,

In juvenile action, Annuneia-
thon will meet Manson's at 7 pam,
while the new entry Fraser and
Payne will play Frizzell’s in the
UE event ate pn

The FP & P squad, coached by
Al Hartwig, will have Ralph En-
ridge, Matt Sedgwick,
Smith, ‘Toru Nakatsu, Robert
Smith, Steve Dumas, Roy Web-
ber, Mel Anderson, and Toniny
Sedgwick on their Hneup.

Frizzel's, coached by Don
Hartwig will inelude Art: Helin,
Don Haudenschild, Jim Johnson,
Bob Sankey, Nelson Morven,
John Lambie and Dennis Lee-
man. Akin Laird, Lawson Hewitt

Pete Merson, coach of Sunrise
of the gunior leajue will be pud-
ing the Manson squad, while
John Dimnas will pe piloting the
Annunciation team,
THREE GAMES SATURDAY

Three games will be on tap
Saturday, wivenile at TP pan. seu-
ior gitle ati and sumer men at
{ p.m

Juveniie pits” Fraser
and Payne against Ornes, the
girl's game sees Booth Memorial
Hleh  Sehoo! Golds against
Frosty’. white the junior game
will have La Gondola matehed
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Remember when.

Sneakers, Heaters To Play cia
Major Role In WIFU Windup !

‘of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, .
wis awarded tne MeKinney tro-

EDMONTON @ — Coach Al peg by alr today at 3:30 pn for sin the Western Interprovincial
Sherman of Winnipeg Blue|Edmonton, Winniper worked: Football Unlon 15 years ago,
Bombers ts undecided what his out for about 40minutes Mone whe he played us a blocking |

By ‘Tho Canadian Press

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Schedule
Aim of Drive Vie For Lead

By DION HENDERSON
i MILWAUKEE «--You™ stand

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up and say you're a hunter “ Toright

pretty quick there's another fel-/

Higgins Wins
Pilot-of-Year
Press Poll

NEW YORK «Mike (Pinky!
‘Higgins, freshman manager of
the fourth-place Boston Red ox
today was voted = American
League “manager-of-the year”
in a close race With Casey Sten-
gel,

The bie, soft spoken Texan
nosed out New York Yankees’
pennant-winning manager by
four votes.

Of the 99 members of
Baseball Writers’ Association of
America who participated In the
Associated Press poll, 39 voted
for Higgins and 35 for Stengel.
Walter Alston, only Brooklyn
manager to win a world champ-
ionship, won the National
League award,

The Red Sox didn't improvefanyone who's had his
thelr position last season but nn- ;off by some Buy who apologized
dev Higgins’ able direction they iby saying, “sorry, when IT saw
won 15 mames more than they that red coat T thought you were
did in 1954 and, from the thne a deer."
they got rolling in June until. There is a maxim that says
the last month of the season, how if you want to know a myn,
they were rleht in the middle, You should hunt with him, But

you how
shooting, someone else in: the!
mrneess Stamps At Coast
The campaign for hunting;
safety In the U.S. has grown tu! . .
about those proportions. safety! battle of the Western
groups, gun Clubs, sportsmen and: £ key Léneue pit ca
conservation officiuls have join-; Hockey League glans \ il
ed in an effort to reduce the; be waged in Vancouver's

statistical expectation there Willi aneient forum tonight.

be somewhere around 1,500 gun,

aceidenta—and 200 deaths— Calgary Stampeders, currently
‘among 15,000,000 hunters tis the cream of the WHL Prairie di-
year, vision, will tackle Vancouver Ca-

That's all to the good, but it’s: nucks, who took over leadership

the only one side of the edtuicathonal OF Te Coast Just in time tor to-
picture, ‘The other, of even more! Ws su ugele.

personal and immediate concern — The Canucks did It by whip-
to hunters, ts some information: Ping Victorla: Cougars §-2 here
on how -to go hunting without Monday night inoa serambly
setting shot yourself game that broke a first-place Ge

In the genera’ view, this may: between tht two teams.
be a selfish and unworthy mat. Calgary will lay a seven-game
‘ter, but is of intense interest to; Winning skein on the Tne Van-
hat shot couver has yet to be beaten at
home this season after six out-
ings. The Vietorla win here was
Canuck’'s third straight.

Calgary boasts Sid Finney.:
Gerry Couture and Jim MeBud-
den, currently the league's hot-
test line, They will thee Phil
Maloney and Karl Kaiser, also in
the scor s Lilley,
Sox players sald the 46-yeur-old osophers can whip up a good Inher batnes donigtt. Wh.
good story, turn that one end- "at Saskatoon and Edmonton Fly-
‘for-end and {ft still comes out ers meet the Regals at Regina
; pretly good. And if you want
rto hunt with a man, not only
know him, but know what he's Freezing temperatures and icy
drinking, strects held the crowd tu 2.000

10-Member ! :
For this is a true thing, that fans Monday- -smallest in the
‘when the supply of bottled goods ¢Apital clty’s WHL history.

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Riding Team. pital et story,
‘vets low ina hunting camp, some wy watehed the Cougars turn

TORONTO Canada will be! hunters think they can see ant- Mone of thelr poorer home
represented at the 1956 Olymple . Hames. °
“pames by a strong 10-member lers on a porcupine. The winning goal, credited to:
A Idere ani mn And most hunters--aside from Ing Boal, credited to:
team of riders and horses, the peneeean calvae Les Lilley, was shoved in by
‘Canadian Horse Shows Associa those who shoot themselves Couvar defenceman BIL Dobbyn
‘tion, Inc., decided today, are shot by companions and a who slid into his own net while.
At its annual meeting, the as- purpose rather than accidentally, trying to clear Lilley’s rebound. >
‘sociation agreed again to back MOST ATTENTION Bennie Greblnsky gave Vane!
ithe Canadian team, President Big game hunting does not COUVer a 4-2 lead minutes later,
[George Jacobsen of Montreal‘ really kil) the i.ost hunters, it When Wietorla players couldn't
said the riders to he chosen fori just gets the most attenuan be- “eclde who was to be onthe ice
“the team should give Canada an cause ordinarily big game hunt- “Urhie the fying change of lines.
“excellent chance” of placine ing is concentrated In a shorter Maloney scored the fifth Can-
“high in the competition, period of thme. In fact, shotguns nek Boal when he caught the
Entries will be made in every: are bigger killers than rifles, as jmeee during another mental
class, Jacobsen said, ‘a rule. More effeetive, too, at apse.
In the 1942 Olymples, a smaller! close range. Other Vancouver goals went to
Canadian group turned in what; Knowing your tompanions. is Bil Wylie and Bob Kabel. Cougar
That Corers were Doug Anderson and
creditable” performance. Riding means you know that they know Floyd Hillman,
competitions will be held at what they're doing. and with oe
Stockholm next year, owhat Aman who takes an un-
familiar weapon ona tp is best With its outlet ghaeiers, the
left to practice alone, Columbin deefield covers 130
Many aoue game bunter hav square miles on the B.C.- Alberta
total of 1483 honeymoon eertifi- beef shot through utter fool- boundary.
entes were Issued to visitors dy ishness, A white bandkerehlet,
September and October, against for instance, is nothing to be
1,122 In the same two months: Waving about in the woods where
Jast. vear. Ton month still is Dunters stalk the whitetadl deer,
June, with O10 certificates this And a hunter who siines his

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deer over his shoulders and
---—= walks back to camp during
ishooting hours Is practically tn-
Viting a fusillade, Yet hundreds
ida,
I's better to take oa red or
orange cout, drape it on the
deer then drag him with a long
rope, ‘That's a good reason lo be
wenrlng a ored shirt underneath
the coat yourself, Bring your
singing volee with you, look, wand
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you figure you midit be dna
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to po hunting wnt Canucks To Meet Edmonton Saturday night,

Friday Edmonton Eskimos wat-
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VICTORIA (CI )- I"he SNEAKERS FOR ESKS

Higgins was a prominent factor Maxim fister than they can a pines Warriors play the Quakers. -

Pugh button Manel liens ayadanse gf cuatocale oalia cast

i footgenr, "We've had lots of folks
But he js sure of one thing: = -phone up with helpful sugpes-
“tf we don't win Wednesday, itlons. But shoes or no shoes, [ ,

it will be slippers by the fireside think It's the leas which support j
for the winter.”

ithe feet whieh go into those |
Sherman's Bombers must win shoes that will make all the dif-
the two-of-three ferenee In Wednesday's game.

“Right now there Is no other.
game, If we don't win Wednes- |
day, it will be slippers by the
fireside for the winter.” ;

Ivy says the cold weather Isa
“ereal equalizer” and he refused
to make any prediction on the
outcome of the game,

“It's all a matter of how the
breaks go,” he sald.

In the first game in Winnipeg

Coach Frank (Pop) Ivy of the
Eskg savs it “looks Ike it will
be running shoes.” \

The field ds clenr of {re but
the dirt is frozen solld and the
weatherman ives no hope for a:
change, THs prediction for the;
came, Which starts al 8:30 pam, :
is a temperature of zero oy be-
low but no ‘Cereat amount" of
wind or snow,

Ivy says guard Jim Quonda-
matteo is a doubtful starter be-
rane of a recurrence of an old:
back Injury,

Otherwise Esks are in rood,
shape for the game, whieh if
they win withelve them the rit,
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