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P1:asBanh2otgo:1nbs:::lw'd3mtl?c W. ;,3TiicTir.aS. Mcganull. T.sYet?;eil:isi- , " Flalcona 5;3Aueth:.' Maritime !ln- n Edward Island Intermediate C title wards. C. Williams. R. Macbean. D. e I 5 e - e

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I1:-atin: Sgiiuclryts alstamblgers lly - 94 manta J. Sii'oiigt(:i:iI,iil. Couglil-n, ' O N 8' ihree b series is Ichetiluilftd a

unen urg omorrow rig .

in the second game of a home and t home series for the Island crown. The Bombers outscored their npponcnts from Marshfield in catch of hhe three periods. They lcd :1-1 at he end of the first, and 5-2! at the end of the middle franic. j

' ' c ulciikiiis. e 0 lll(8:cIl1lT;(l:lrfIlli:.inPlf3:;Sl;lili- Yeldltiilnifi vii.-C-I Rcici-t-e-Art Poi-igv. ,8 of Fredericton, and a team pen- 3””: I”n:i.Mh nL”k' NM "9" iory with three goals and one ns-l Sl'MMARl' 0 :- alty against Caps. hem "nsmdm en um” ciln sist. Thane Yco of the Boiiilicrs First Period 01'rAwA, April 7-(CP)-w, 3. The Nova Scotians led 2-1 at c "gt me '1” t upcned and closed the scoring! l-Boiiibers. Yro 755 ffheh the Selma pushed the puck George, vice-president of the Can- the end of the first after goals at Loam VTXIHY hfh ”mm"m” mm M5 "V9 30"ls' Ea” Sm”?! 3-P""'"bl”S' 3' Clarke 1005 llAl.lF-XV April T-(CP) -Pete into the Saint John end. A face- ndlnn Amateur Hockey AssocIa- bi &edman and Powers. Rickard e ' mu ' ex "1dwMhgT 1"" "mil wumcd ti") 39315 "ml" 'J""l 3-Bombcrsi E' sLm”g"m" H . Lcsti'irk's lzbni with eight seconds off ensued and the disc went be- tion. today announced the dates tallied for Fredericton in this gem :5 35161520: nmogth; weigh Th1: C"”Bh"" 500"” 0"9- 'B”'””' 3” loft in the third period gave hind the net Nixon grabbed it for the Allan and Memorial Cup lle"i0n and 8150 5"" "" lime ankle lnjur But th li '

Buddy Clarke. who ivlaycd a Pcnnlt.v---Yco 17.10. . - . . . . . . . ' . eastern "finals. marker of the second eriod. y' .9 '” d ""9 sifong game for the losers, scar. set-and Period g.';liIl:1l:uxl0?l'ft hI;l:':T:esrsnl?)r?iglgn In-(ilr mg: rtusjiiti :3 BI.(a)l::;1V'l!:i!(.ygT:rui,f The first two games of the Pike made it 3-2 in lthe third ogwlzrlie chlbfr ulatMBlig Three. "1 ”"''3e ” l-he "ll" M”5"””d 'i”3l”'"””'5' 3- S”'”"3'"”” i first win in the lthriilme "Major The scml-finals the little ex-pro best-oi-seven Allan Cup series be- and McTavlIh added another for 5,...” T J10 H as T” Lmy E0815. Cf-'dl'l0 3111101” ml ll HIE? '1 5il'01lSillll”' 433, uh he leh he nhefe ,h.,.h H home ' twccn Pembroke Lumber Kings Fredericton. Redman ended the EM 1; 3:1 nmhe e"n1l:1elmun' liassing play with Wilfred Thump. 5-Rtiniblcrs, Cinrlzc one of the juvenile Abulcs Ti y hi 13 I huh '50 W Ow Qaiht John ; Gm, Gordon. del and, su-utford will be played in Lunenburg lcoring before Doug 1 as '3 end 1 c:u.'.e H "EV" son scored the losers other 3091. I lMllild.l'l . 5-14 strongest stil)l)ortci's was doing 4, if his '0- '5 .nh.e r h. n,h,. f V C cmene 1:9; . Mgglch Pembroke April 9 nnd 10. If the Seweil notched another. -grlmer hm. gm "Ki: N nun 0!

Play opened slowly in the liist ii-Boinbcrs, C. Williams. 14.07 the talking and us he revicwcn ll :(;";.;f: 7', 1 m 1;'!'mehed:,1ed (0,. Aencehelf ?e,w,h.'ds Uhrleoo of teams spilt: ln the met two Lmeuhe. 61' ea ts” ”e I,” eh ex Ymk ported and it was almost ciglitl 'i'-Bombers. C. Williams tew or the happenings at S:i;ur- u Wllx "fie C 1”” ,' T Q eh; Hurst 'Mdde games the thhd Wm he played in 1.-.,.ede"e'mh hh Gull walker. Lea" rep” n e 'm'"'” minutes before Yeo opened the ID. Williams: 13-35 day night's game hcre agniiist hi" ,.9,:."e5 "y' v. I b R Fuhernl ll dial 1' M llli h K Pembroke April 12 but if not the defence Mclienahnn ' Dunbar, tiyglltllelx l t 3 kl h scoring on I 50,0 mm Before .h,,i P,.,mh,eshNom,. the hhhmx Toppers he had h hw osntc s drnmattt goam ho e rum, Nco e. n ar. u so . .m”d game Wm be played M Tmmhxh snow. khrwuda D. be , hrvn 01;. yn a mild sosslon ended Clark? of lb-oi Third Period kind wordstior goalie Billy Maw "" ” rim game. Tnlgfqml nlvg Wm” Lam" cl . Stratford that night The remt'tin- Bewell i'tsc'ravish' N seweif in- h T '1eihVy' alt?! lldo hm” Ramble” ""4 5- Siiomil”-ll l” l 3a V-3”ll”e”'v E”””” 1-eon 'Tbb kid 5l0PP0d 3 l"'?lW ”""' "Hm M)” 1"-1'.” Md 7. mm” " Gm" .-0'H'”"' d" int; games will he played at chard. Menzies ' Miione italics bomlerll ieylleht e mitt club-or lhn Bombers had counted. i 'W- Tbomnsom 10.33 good game in my books,” statcil l" ”l",.”'"i 9' ”l” "M ””.'.'h'” """e- D”"””.”'' ””W"' w”"" Stratford with the fourth on Stafford Pike ' ' . ' that 3 id" 'tcgl 1”: on gut

The best ilcckey lb "19 1-'31!" 9-130"lb0ll5- 0- Wliibwls the veteran hockvy observer ll-E M5 MD” .'”” .hy " pa” "f Bl””"" ””5m"9i '”"""q5' Les' April i-i'and the mth sixth and Lunenburtz '- Goal Cole' de- Dey Islou n bewll-f as ye” mm W” Vlaycd m the seem” ”C'"'dl 'D' w'm”ms' Yew HE: ll'a5”"' '-l""9 "5 ””55' "5 D”'”"””-V I-WW” -mm-cs In "W sowindt wick Ford' Bownesi ('ampbC"' seventh ' if 1l0CLlSSar" on A rll fence Powers Lay Puncelli hr- lbonrlthewgorlklil . ow can they do xts both teams opened up. 'l'hc1l0--Bombers. J. Cougiilin 11.52 ll; the Ha1i1';lxnctbllt,he did lute.-hillllls "Ni ii. bdfollt? ll"! Pfrloli B, Watson. Thompson. E. Warwick. 16 18 ;md 19 3' 9 Ward" Fe "hm Phmeh Re'dm;n Vi mihhn "17 V” I Tmmbcrs outscored the Ranlblcrsfll-Rnmblci's. Clarke 1:i.U9'a numbrr of hard shots. Scvtrdl "'"'."' "M ""7 '"'''m3 5"”'55'w"d G. Warwick. Morrow. in hwh, hcjehohshwh Memhril vlehofte rgMc0n'1e Mufh sup. The hpk 138' Th? 01:” sun- 3-I durini: the session. l3vB0mbers. Yco times two and three men broke ll'F""'-W ”””"3 "mi 0i ”” neiorces - Morenu. '1'll'9'9"i Cu eastern -finl Guei ll suit. llvan Himna Hes'sian P Y, tndkmit alcl St" -:0" mdcoum

Goalles Stetson and Gillis tum-I to Williams: 19.10 in on him niid he outgucsscd ”””" moi: hold h 133)! d Referee. he: Ted Beaud end L M e 3 ' elmhyls the "C? dam” ed in good performances. Pm ' -Clarke .'.'5. them in smart lzishion. He had a M”'”"Kh '””5'””' B”""3 ,l”"' SUMMARY Ohvohcshtohtrehl Junie? C,?hagdai?heel pow," ' etuell)llum 0 lfe xiii e 8: jig -.:-:jV,---C-- --u D” -WW" dW-.- mug" break when he threw the I7,T:,.?3;p12S.Sd'e?.fy'3d m:lne1lsenr:l'::lc3 1.-mt Period The second game will be played SUMMARY :her.sngconTe vtlsrough sngsttgfizi Ella;

T . Pigktgglololllglegy"b,:au?,feh:0h?:h John llbrlaco and Dusty Blair at Montreal on April 9. third at Pint Period must all be Ty Cobbs to make

e 0 e Y heme”; ha ms 10 ,he hes, 0, me .,.(.,.e the visiting sharpshootcrs, 1-Halifax. Ford v Guelph on April 11. fourth at 1--Lunenburg. Redmon the Braves a contender. h(.,,dei,1.f.- and he 1-emllul vtn Bob Bowncss and Bill Ford, be- (Watson) .... . . . . . . . . .. 16:58 Toronto April 12, and the filth, (Purcell, P9131130") - .99 Maglie, one of the better pitch- goa ' i i the llttliftix Penalties-Campbell 4:43, Mes- sixth and seventh games, if neccs- 2-Fredericton. R-icktrd .. 5.11 era in baseball. is the big man or

R. Dickson. S. Phillips.

Ramblcrs - Goul. Stetson: tie- ferisc, L. Maccallum, J. Mundy. T. Misner. MacMillnn: fol'ua.rt.is, R. Maccallum, G. Keefe, A. Steu- uri. B. Clarke, C. Ballcm, W. Thtiinlisoii, K. Ellis. A. Foster, A.

Loss Of 2 Defencemen

occasion when the famous Turk lBl'Odll of the Toronto Maple Lciils 'dl(l the same thiiiu.

. . .

Period Goal

ysidos Lcsw ick, were

St'()l't"I'S.

(toiililo of lucitlt-iilil

Pete Leswickis Third

Gives '

l('h 4:43. 9:00. C. Smelle 5:43,

Hosklng 8:23. Nixon 192M. second Period

sury. will be played at April 15. Toronto April 18, Montreal April 20.

Dates For Allan. Memorial Cup Finals In East

Montrt-til

neaday it necessary.

enburg, a

3-Luncnburg. Powers

and (Sullivan, Redman)

a third, also at Lunenburg, Wed-

lt was one of the roughest con- tests here in years. Twenty pen- alties included a major and mis- conduct against Murphy of Lun- misconduct for Snow,

.. 18.29 Penalties -- Mconle 3.12. Dun- bar 3.12, Hanna. 7.30, Jurcell 9.50,

By JACK RAND ST. PETERBBURGH, 1"la., Apr, 7 - (AP) -Bobby Thomson con. vlnced me. with one swipe of the but, he converted a non-believer to the cause of Leo Durocher, Sal

the staff. with Jansen, Hcarn, Dave Koslo and Max Lanier fol- lowing regular order. manager Durocher gets first class pitching

id P-PP” PAW V VS :"T- 7'- - Spcokiiig of the forwmtls hr (lid -: . . , . . . M h d is d t . DETROIT. April '1 -MP) -'s not. single out any one pluycr m hwillll ganioe 5-nw ll ioullid of ill 2geshi,h .-lohhe Uhrtaco . loan gh:;va1;:'hw'x:,hct";03'h" E1: every day, S h J ltd b the loss today of tn-ir' particular but he did some lancy cidents. Ubriacn and Billy Vtntson , . . Duroc e mut come p with to e yf A l tw t ' ' talkin about the playing of the lnnglcd and were tugged with ”"ee' Meldmm) """"' 8'48 W0" 10-03: M99313-15 lln0thel' Olltmlideft 01' PCTHIPS I secon dc ence.ace n (Z llCedh.IchII('i4nn S juvcniglzes youngest line that of majors after throwing a few 3”s"mt Jchm B13" . i 590035 Ptflod hard-hitting third baseman like ?ec.:l”i)tll1R dzigftiitsaek oiletullg) i::' " ” Claude Carroll Ptiul Davey and punches Bcnvcr goaltender Hal 4 hV;i,l,”E&"g 12-29 4-Flhfdehlctonl-hlflcbgrd no Bob Elliott to plus that sup cre- ll ( 5 ' -' .' . ' . . t, ' ,, e -'3 ax. owncss ( en es aone .' nted by Irvin's njury. - . . - - -.- . 1 . . lmc RlmhT?mmg Smmey Cup hm-t TORONTO April 7 ICP) fonlgle Siregflxtzy.Sll1?l:?ij:iLhTl:ClgEy?y0? t(l:doni1:naRn(Sill0It?il:1'l1; mtrndhnatnlfc lN'7ll1l;l- Morrgivl 117;? LePerhaltie;3;-MPow1ersl225(2,0. Mc- Dodger chances depend on man- tri puyo s. 1 y. i , P. ,." ..' i .. .. - .. . . - 1 . Pena ies - . Warwic : , -jl nu an . . cone . . nger Chuck Dresseifs ability to Deienceman Leo Reisc. a to...--g'”.,?;1;:g,!: Si,”fj5”c,al,l,';::”'5,.,;;'g9 ;:;g,'0,:', ”,”,,fF5'”f,ff' :f,s.,f,',ets”"f.. 3,15 l;,f;'.,'.'" Ms ””5"' "" '"'" ” Nixon 2:39. 14:00. Mcslch 14:17. vmcouvm. April 1 - (GP) Third Period rind a replacement for Newcombo. season vetci-an. collided wiihiS1'lh",';2',,Cl 'm'l. NI, Ohm chh'd;(,: supefhn. to the Toppers hhh tfm P-0', hm", mm h hhhuh. h, ,h.,, Campbell 17:23. Gordon 18:17. - Hundreds of Canadian troops 5-Fredericton. Pike the 20-game winner now in the icammatc Marcel Pronovost dull-Hhrhugh m hm, pghhual shone thev should he hhh. to ow.,.mh.e g!7l'Ql or me heehhh Shims hl,,).,,d served by Meldr-um. Wcaver19:- start arriving back in Canada (Miles. Stafford) . .. 4.45 army. Dresscn counts on Clem m. a meme session, pm,,m-my... . ' W :, , Y ' . . . . f - j i ' 15, B, weteoh 19;,-,2 major, (mm Km-ea thls week, 8-Fredericton, McTavlsh 13.01 Lablne but it's a long hop from r- P cclrbiilv diniici March 13 l.hcii tuo goal deficit in Haliim iun mcn short but mnnmzrd I0 i skate punctured Reisc's left ankie.l ' l . . i . . . ' hold Bhlvers he hm, hv skhuhh ubrlnco 19:52 major. some 250 will disembark at 7-L Redman Labine's 5-1 to Newirs no-9. ,,,ee,,,h,,g m lg The association said today Hint I L h. h , . , . h. R G , h scuttle whlte group, or emuhd 25 (Hessian, Sullivan) .... .. 1a.54 If Lablne makes it big, it Oh!!! iii has turned over to the Omnrm " "'05 ms” "3 W50" "3 "k'-' m'"'- Lb””” '" 9 mm Third Period will arrive here by air. 8-Fredericton. D. Bewell . is.oo Van Cuyk finally arrives. if

Dr. R. A. Biggs said Rt-ise might be available in 10 days. If the ser-

Society for Crippled Children it

juveniles liuvc shown more aoilty to score goals away from noine

his goal from 15 feet out M 2.48 on It pnss from Howie Lee. Blair's

5-Halifax, Lcswick

The soldiers are coming home

it rotation leave

Penalties - N. Sewell 6.35, Pur- ul-vlhg cell 6.35, Powers 8.58, Malone

Rutherford come through, the

cheque for 510.495 - proceeds of , , ,. he

- , l ,. , - .. th ti ' F ' . Ti , . h . . l (l (Bowness. Nixon) .. .. 19.32 0 B 1' lD?t')bga(:l:f' 1.??t't3”'.?i?y new ?3s2's?l5 dint? n(smtTer' Aid ftmiaiei liaxirlel :iily1eaIrtTi':ngo.:)iucli1cricit lib Z.”..".?” til:-!r:elBo::;:.sm seftigti Penallles e. iiurst 3. . Ford about 8 your on Korean bamc- 1440- POW" 14- 0- Rlclmd 15-13. Brook! could Walk home II the! Red -Kehy Dehohe mhe, mp. Socfet'yiM?,,;'f,l) as P" 0 in wipe out against the Toililcrs and rlnw-n to withstand the furious 7:21. Langeiie 9:30. 8;0l;"d5- gh9hf0'e3" bflsbde Soll- Nhafwe" 19-” MW” 19-” Wgglfd 'v0ehb”1g0l;?3z 1”” M118”;

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dclenceman, suffered an arm in- The dinner featured old-timc '” J"V3”.”c hwkpy "W0 30315, 55 cntintt-r-zissziult. . e 5l0D5- . gm "ssh"? (or Km” E 53”! 'wuh: 9 e k” cmmggd. e Elmo as jury 1.1 days ago in the Wings' greats like Jim Thorpe, Lionel "W C0”5ld"9d' N be much 0i 8 l-inns were settling in thtllr Gprdon it it lo-30-l The army d-echned to disclose Cole H 5 he” with Home Robinson. Roy semi-final series with Toronto. Connclicr, Joe Malone. Newsy 1e3d- Fmals "”3”39"l9m5 10' iljlf; sun: for an ovcrtimc period Olierirn . 7 11 9--7 shecmc hnivhl hm” here or in C .. Pee wee Ree". ah i Hodges. Carl Furlllo. Billy Cox.

Kelly is expected. to be ready for part of the finals.

"I'm not sure just what. do about our defensive setup." manager Jack Adams.

”We've got in touch with llughey

we'll; said; i

Lalonde, Bobby Kerr and Alfie Shrubb. A group of Toronto mcn pflld the out-of-pocket cost of the dinner.

PROVIDENCE, R.I., April '1 -

playing of the second game Halifax have not yet been coin- pleted but whenever the game is played we believe that the Abbics will give the Toppers a very hard run for that Maritime title. 0 U 0

iWi11 Change

Patrick Hopes Luck

Tonight;

Seattle

Will Try Wonder Drug On Infant

At Lynchburg, Va.

Exhibition Baseball A 343 Slates Hit By

Andy Pofko and Duke Snider. they probably have the best first eight in the game.

rookies like Ben Wade and John ;

Cflmll 10' 1119 W1nil5' Indldnbwllb (AP) - het Nichols. Bos are Pete Leswick w s l

infill Club) and he's nyillil ill H0") Braves' lefghitnded pitcher, his dldy tricks last nlght,a Isclsivlcll? ' ' I I l OTTAWA Apt” 7 "(Cpl - A g(l;:::i'llyn(N(;q) . 4 9

Rlalne Lake. Sask. should ba lierctsworn into the armed forces 60- scored the winning goal ngnlnst E a S new so-called uwohder dmgnh Erskine. Log! (7) ana...Cammm- . .

tomorrow. day shortly after he passed it the saint, John Beavers and lt' ”m””"T”5ed 7" l"be”"k'5i5 elln; Blckford. Jester (7) Hoover ”We've got (Bob) Goidham nnri draft induction physical examir.:.- marked thg tlm-(1 llme jn sgygl-,l ”'e”tmCm- Wm he used l" otmwa (B) and St. Claire. '

Pronovosl. And (Ben) Woii.'s bcenltion. Nichols had the best earn-

play-off games that the old-timer

1 .VlON'I'REAL. April '1 -(CP)-

lEmETEnT

for the first time this week in an attempt to save the life of a six-

At Roanoke, Va. NEW YORK. April '1 --(AP)- A

nlaying good lately. And of cotirseled run average in the National . 9 . .. - eh we'll have Kelly some." League inst year. ' Eecfllecsd ,:,:1,.,e,h:,,1nX:?,le' Eghgeiglcoach Lynn Palrick Of the BOSWH, months-Old infant. 3l?,'c?,',T,E'.?".l&?) 2 strike of 67.000 telephone worker: e , ' ””' Pele came up whh mat biz hoax Bruins will wear an entirely dlf- o I Dr. D. A. 31eWBl'l. Ueotmt 9310 Mnrrero, Ferrlck (8) Sanchez began today in 43 states, but the

hand these performhhees cenmhlvlfeitent ensemble here tomorrow . . infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. (9) and G.-hug; pe,-koweklh ml. publlc hardly notlctxl ll, .lmve slnmpcd him as it moiicIyl."”'!ml . i PPM Lanoueue' mm many he has 1" (3)' Smwh (8)) ”'d Rlissh The 5'-7”"-'l'-5 VVm1hdd Rlhlui Eplaycr, Then. h.e,.C Somh whh Swfh The tnipcccnbly-dressed Patrick, l;iCIl;lEhSte):i nbzulyplg lot the! drug. semlnlck (3) hhkehhge ehhe ephrhw J wide, led at Wm Field when he selcctedhhxtnlicsmsthc change in igthtrges lwihl: LONDON, Apt-ll 1 .. tlaetigthrei Unused sighs ehhe esihepohedhnglbetgixi lltt San Antonio hehte hew "cup of me eouh”).-e .1. C d I L H e M f 1, Lesu-lck ..'or his train in Hulilnxf” team ' 9 W " "Ce!" G'3"""""i"m e "5"" Y rams 1", 1 P C"'”""d (M -- -- 3 3 ready shaky communications syl-

and G 5 ea H19 6 anti ac urer last rah, Qhhe h few ehouhm that needed to defeat Montreal Canadi gave Chelsea I 3 0 drubbing to p ed n t me or treatment New York (N) .. 3 6 gem.

npmm Pew. M they mm to en” hhhlcns in the deciding 'game of thelrleintei-e the, finals gsfttherisgcotgi; Wegrgesgfarh Joanne It en 1 Wynn,KGrlomek (8) ahd Hegan; In chtchgov the ehlklhh (11.0. in Halifax would never see the curl be5"”f'5"e" 5emi"mM Stanley C mp 3- K3 p ' i M" e ' 1'””"i 93” (7) ”'d N”bl'i communications workers union

I O I We ve a Hot to Flatter Every Man in Town. suhchhg mm mhemhhh mmhh gitls, and her condition is d:scrib-

ed as "critical."

At Columbus, Gn. New York (A) .. Columbus (SAL) . Miller, Ostroskl (8) and Silvcru:

l season.

twhl Arsenal chalked up its triumph said it hail orders from its nation-

al officers not to plcl;-ct "until fur- ther notice." The strikers withheld their "Sunday ' punch”--without;

Cup hockey series. hm these Bruins dropped the first , , games on Montreal lcc. then camelllliv R replay 01 1955 d33'dt1T:;3;;h1': brick to take two at Boston and a mid 33"” A "M" ” ' 3

of the heavy schcdulc people were judging Lcswick soic-l ly by his size not by his brains. I ' I

.,.:...

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HA A5 h matter of met h 10, or thosehthlrd in Montreal After his charg-'g;gu:g"'::whd:li:'”i' "" " sagiremln . Gr:'haEi';ii.'lIKg:ent(G;I and Harris. exhlhhhhg exactly why. I N I little fellows (lid pretty well in the "5 "Wt W ""3" "M V”””'l" P” The iinal at Wembley May 3 men: tt, n er; dCth"ml:'m Wm Philadelphia (A). ' ' 12 14 0 "M0" Mlle” i5 n0""'”-" "id hleaguc schedule. out of the seven rick 5””! he wauld not change mstprdmlaes to be a ding-dong battle aemhley 'f3h::;v';hh rgvzhy '1”: ,3? Boston (A, ' 6 13 4 American Telephone and Telegra.

,player; who finished with ntorewqaliehees um” ms "M" dmpped ” with the London team trying tor ether the dehih of Khh; Ggorge ghehtz .hd'Agt;-otll Dh C0-

. gthan points -four of them could 3i ' its fourth -'rl'0PhY Md W9 0"?" VI who presented th 1 ch Mur y '(8): Henr , Delo k (6) The Phlme 5Y5”-im hi" Cankd Ill . I P Vibe classed as small men as far nsl, wmi me ””""5 9" Eqliial lootiniz finalist. Newcastle United. bidding past. 2 cup n B Briclater (3) nnllywhlthcokrle added load since last Thursday , . size is concerned. They were Lenl1”"”W”"'i' me M”""e”1"5 34 "C" to retain the cup it won last In Glasgow mo hcomeh cup (9). when 30.000 tclegraphera struck -' !Halc.V. wiiitc Mlzirshall, aiiiyw..t-,l0ri ll;-it llift1ll1l.hl::ti;)ick is erpecged M3,, Bemhhhhhh-hhhh and Mohhh M mhmh Na weemh Umm, Tehmph co. g N g ! ell M am and Johnny Ubriaco. Six otthb clhfhlgg hm mmegz gggoglmgr wzlthsehliihelhlllhhlglnglh well. today played out their aec- Philadelphia (N)- - 511 o Busihgxss cut off from telegram ser-

, . . K . .3 l .. .; lCSC scveii top scorers were can-1 ' ' - ,' ond 1-1 drawu St. Louis (N) . ...... 4 7 1 vice road to phones. mart UV ti (& Ht C 1" ilrcmen which doesn't. make mtit-I”b'e ”' his wrinkled 5"” "id wned Chm" W bmm 9" the 59”C'" The second replay of the Hearts- Fox, Komtanty (7) and Lo- There is no direct connection be-

double - the cup and the top 'placc in division 1 of the Eng- lish League. which it now shares with Manchester United, with one

tween the two strikes. although

Motherwell battle will take place both grew out of wage deadlocks.

Wednesday. at the same stadium.

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