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SDU Split In Hoop Games

The Saint Dunstan's University basketball team came out of Hall- fax with a win and a draw over the weekend in games against Saint Mary's University and the Stadacona Sailors.

The games. were the first of the season for the young and lnex perienced Saints and the local scholars gave a splendidgsccount of themselves against the bigger Nova Scotla teams.

Saint Mary's won Saturday night's game played in the Saint Mary's University Gymnasium by a 51-44 score. On Sunday afternoon the Saints edged Stadacona 52-51 by scoring a basket in the last minute of play.

Playing with almost an entirely new team from that which wore the Red and White colors a year ago, the Saints surprized even their most ardent routers during the opening minutes of Saturday's L':imc against Saint Mary's.

They raced into an early lead and maintained the lead all during the first quarter The Santamarians came on fast during the second quarter to go out front and stayed there although hard pushed by the local team.

Early in the second half the Saints lost the services of John "Honda" Kelly. Bill Farmer and Peter McGonnell via the foul route. However they bounced right back and led by big Eugene Lake cut down the Santsmsrians lead to only three Points near the end of the final quarter.

John Kelly was the Saints high scorer followed by Gene Lake.

The Saints lead front the opening whistle until the start of the fourth quarter against Stad on Sunday. In the fourth quarter the Sailors moved up on even terms with the saints and the teams waged a see new battle down to the wire.

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game Stad jumped Into 'a three point lead. "Hondo" Kelly scored for the Saints to cut the lead to one point and with only 45 seconds re malning Chick Morrison polled what proved to be the winning basket.

The ball changed hands twice during the rest of the game The Sailors threw away a long she and then the Saints carelessly losl oos session with only 20 seconds to go. As the players fought for the ball under the Saints basket with three seconds remaining a Stad player earned two penalty shots. He miss ed on both efforts after scoring seven throughout the game. The game ended 52-5lfor S.D.U.

S-D.U. "Honda" Kelly. Bill Fanner. Gene Lake. Peter Mc Gonnell. Bob Fearon, Chick Mor rison. Billy Kelly. Mike Swift and Tom Ledweli.

Syndicate Buys Richmond Club

RICHMOND, Va. (AP)-A syndi. cate of six wealthy businessmen Monday bought Richmond's Inter- national League baseball club lock. stock nd barrel from the federal tax co lector. They paid 320.000.

With the team went control of its Triple-A franchise, the contracts of 5' Pllyers and physical assets includins I start electric score board which cost-almost as much

noon.

The 821.000 bid by the syndicate was not quite a fourth of the S79,- sum in back taxes sought by the government when. in an unpre- cedented action. it seized the club and its assets last month and an- nouncod it would sell them at sue- on.

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RICHMOND, Va.. (AP)- The Richmond Virginians Baseball Club. its franchise in t-he Inter- national League. and all its as- sets were sold Monday by the fed- eral tax collector to a syndicate of six Richmond businessmen for 320,000.

Only one bid was offered. It was by David .l:lterficld III and David Einstein. lawyers who were agents for the syndicate.

In addition to the money to be paid for the bail club. the syndi-

the team in excess of 530.000.

The sale was held at the Vir- :inians' home park. Parker Field. llhe syndicate which bought the cam has promised to keep the club in Rim-limond. The federal tax collector sold the club to satisfy a S79.2l8.68 tax lien. Richmond owner Harry Sei- hold could have held his team if he had paid the money before 2 p.m. but he didn't.

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The game was the last of the regular schedule. Dalhone plays 8 earwater in Halifax and St. ancis Xavier will meet Green- wood Bombers at Greenwood in sudden dwuih send-finals next Sat- urday.

Dalhousie. trailing 5-0 at the

half. moved ahead in the third quarter on two field goals by Charlie MacKenzle. In the fourth Mclnnis and Nich- ols scored majors for Dal and Macxenzie converted both. Jim Campbell scored two St. Francis Xavier touchdowns. taking passes from quarterback Pete Lesseaux. Centre Packy McFarland scored the other St. Francis Xavier ma- Jor when he snatched a Dalhou- sie tumble and went over from the 22-yard line,

Podres' Draft Status Deferred

ALBANY. N. Y.. (AP)-A de- cision on Johnny Podres' draft status w as deferred Mmiday pending a consultation with a specialist about the ailing back of Brooklyn's World Series pitch- ing hero, '

Lieut. I-le-rbert G-lover of the army said he was trying to ar- range an appointment with 3 Troy orthopedic man and that a decision might be made today on

L t” to reject or accept Johnny for military service.

When Podres arrived here for his physical he said his back was "a little stiff."

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weather "it's all I matter of how the breaks go," says coach Frank

Ivy is busy preparing his charges for Wednesday night's second game of the best-of-three Western Inter- provincial Fothall Union final with Winnipeg Blue Bombers.

ing any breaks in the weather.

no great amount of wind and no snow," is the weather office's pre- diction for the game.

"GREAT EQUALIZER"

To Discouroge Gambling

er" had played in an invitation tournament on which a big bet- ting pool depended. called on all its member clubs Monday to dis- courage organized gambling on golf and to tighten up enforce- ment of the rules.

In a strongly-worded statement V01l9Yb8ll hedllle;

gfafeei gi Nov. 1543.w.c. vs- a.y.c. 12),

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Deepdale Club's invitation four-

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Ilelmar Mass.. admitted he had played in the Deepdale tum ament un- der an assumed name and that

involved.

"A Matter Of Breaks,"

Says Edmonton Coach

EDMONTON (CP)-In adverse equalizer." Ivy said Monday. He replied "absolutely not" when asked if he'd like to predict the outcome of the game.

A victory will send skimos into their second-straight Grey Cup final and give them a chance Nov. 26 at Vancouver to win a second consecutive Canadian champion- mwwmetmg no western team has ever accomplished.

The Esks won the first game of the WIFU final Friday, whipping Bombers 29-6 on windswept Win- nipeg Stadium's frozen field. it a third game is necessary, it will be played here Saturday night.

Neither club has reported any serious injuries. Bo m ber s ran through 30-minute drills in the snow at Winnipeg Sunday and Monday and leave Tuesday afternoon for Edmonton.

Eskimos worked out Sunday aft- ernoon and Monday night in five- below-zero temperatures.

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NEW YORK, (AP)-The United tates Golf Association. alarmed ver the revelation that a "ring-

Nov. 21-Argos vx. B.Y.C. (21

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Early this month. Charles Bud of W e s t Springfield.

Nuts Expected To Bring Up Rocky Nelson

NEW YORK. (AP)-W Senators. having traded off vet- eran first baseman Mickey Ver- non to Boston. are expected to draft 31-year-old Rocky Nelson from Montreal when the major leagues hold their annual draft meeting at Columbus. Ohio. Nov. 28

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The Senators. because of their last place finish in the American League. will get the first draft pick from a huge selection of minor league players. Nelson. a great hitter in the minors. has failed in five previous big league trials. He led the tlnternationnl lbeague last season with s .363

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slugger will: 17 home runs and

IE runs batted in.

Last year 13 players were drafted but only six-pitchers Art Ceccarelll. Oloyd Boyer and Rob- erto Vargas; and nutflelders Jim King. Roberto Clemente and Glen Gorbous-remained all season.

This year's list includes num- erous veterans such as Monte Irvin. Gene Bcarden. Ben Wade. Connie Mar-rero. Dick Sisler. Steve Ridzik. Bob Kuzava. Sam Dente. Fred Baczewski. Joe Presko. Al Corwin. Lloyd Merri- man and Tom Lasorda.

Russians Down English Squad

SUNDERLAND, England MP1- Inside left Vladimir Ilyin scored for Moscow Dynamo four minutes from the end and gave the Rus- sians a 1-0 victory over Sunder- land, English League leaders. in a floodlit soccer match before a sell- out crowd of 55.000 Monday night.

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He also urged the committee to reach a decision as soon as pos sible so that the stadium could be completed before Aug. 1, 1957. en- abling Montreal to bid for the Grey Cup game in that "year.

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