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Owner Lamar Hunt of Tak paa~iey, Regen Owners of the AFL, some of} Dallas said the list of candidates an pim—Trouble with Father them young millionaires presum-| has been cut to two men, one $30 prm-ism wo Drew [dy Teady for any doliar fight| them now in calege football ous cgg ne la News & | tion for players, came out of two| eral manager Frank Leahy of Los es, nm—-Gantte eS Sears tee ES Save, Crore ae ne ot “ped as ae with confidence. the men under consideration. $8.00 p.m.—Colonel Flack » THE BIG NIGHT $x p.m.—Sgt. Bilke Clair Is Offered © the APL does survive to F p.m.—Deputy ga share of the college 9:30 p.m.—Talent Caravan Coachin Job football talent it can look back 10:00 p.m.—Closeup 1g i of Nov. 2 as the 10:30 p.m—Man from Blackhawk Ne l 00 ision. 11.00 p.m.—Colone!l March ‘ In w p ane a rn to pull the Poe woe” OTTAWA (CP) — The Ottewa| Cavec of a tramchios ie te Ne Es nuclngel Weather Journal says that coach Frank) tional League, AFL owners held Nass Se Viewpoint Sen o oe Rough ——. ine their uae, | kept Minneapolis - St. : coaching ion | Paul league came out c CKCW-TV — CHANNEL 2 posed of the clubs in the unified. bic * 8:00 a.m,—Stetion Sign On Wie otoar tae Clair will meet bake dotnet Stee Hoxt Sacred Heart Program | with the chub owner in Toronto| was a calculated 1 aS a ae ee the before the Ca-| National League to snag the be 525 a.m.—Weather end Sports final between| AFL's organizational meeting. 8:30 am.—Turner’s Corner Hamilton Tiger-Cats and Winni-| Local promoters of National W —— 9:15 am—At Home With Helen| Peg Blue Bombers, teenie pon inelsted that DAILY CROSS ORD Pe ( 5 . . ’ ACROSS. <4 Fib WW. Throng {TIRIAIOIE BAHio} Crocker Clair was not available for| the initiative for the move came Sal 20. Ex ADHAG Of R 50.00 «.m—Romper Room ” comment, having left to take his|from here ahd not the National|) = “Sue = ae = IKIEArS) TE 11:00 a.m.—tTurners Corner wife home to Rennselaer, Ind., | League ——. anple EP MEecpiet ds oe . ; : 6. Grayish 6@ Lizard 22. Animate [S{TIi 1. [Els Mee ISiT 12:00 noon—Television News and scout U. S. college football} Barring any upheavals in the} 31. Shun 1 Needlework 23. Spirit TAL Ac i 12:10 p.m.—Weather and Sports ranks before returning to Toronto | next few months, the decision by 12. Estimate pieces eum. SIH IE IMBE TAIL ic E10} 12.15 p.m.—Thursday Playbill for the Grey Cup game. the AFL to go ahead with its 1960 ‘ DUSHSI— AND Pp y y' The : 13. Wong's & Mr. Cronyn, monee Ft ‘ NY Meat Caateins ‘Msi _ The paper quoted Clair as say-|plans means new pro football dinner actor 2. 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East, in the meantime, had done nothing but follow suit and now held the A-J-10-9 of hearts.

With the contract already .as- sured, South set out to win the overtrick. He led the nine of diamonds. West played the ten but East was forced to trump it. East had to return a trump. It made no difference which one he led. Declarer was bound to make both the queen and king and wound up making five hearts. All told, South lost two trump tricks. It is doubtful that declarer would have adopted this line of play but for the double. It would have bee more normal to tackle the trumps immediately in the hope of finding the usual 3-2 division. He still might have made the hand, but certainly not the over-|. trick.

East's double, questionable to bégin with, put South on the right track. It emphasized once again the most important single word there is in the vocabulary of con- tract bridge. rs

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BALTIMORE (AP) — Y. A. Tittle, the laconic quarterback of the San Francisco 49ers, hobbled out of a hospital on crutches here Tuesday amid indications that he is through for the year.

The 32-year-old veteran of 12 professional football league cam- paigns, injured in the 45-14 pound- ing he and his mates absotbed Sunday from Baltimore Colts, headed for San Francisco and further hospital treatment of an ailing right knee.

Dr. Edwin Mayer, Colt team physician who examined him, said Tittle might miss the re- maining three 49er games of the) season unless the injury responds more quickly than seems likely.

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