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Orioles Announce Signing 0f.Two German Players

BALTIMORE (AP) - Baltimore Orioles announced Saturday they have signed two brothers. Claus and Haniorg iielmiz. 0! MINI- helm. Germany.'the first players from that country to be imported for organized basebnli in the United States. . They will go to spring training Feb. 15 with the Orioles at Scotts- dale, Arlz. The Helmlg brothers were

17-year-old Hanjorg pitches and plays first base left handed but bats right hand. The brothers formed their own baseball team in 1950. They played on an all-star German baseball team in the European baseball gigmplonshlp series in 1954 and

opening here Thursday.

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on that used by England's Roger Bannlst

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Johnston lllnit Wins President's Curling Match

' V A house-wives team skipped by 7 lMrs. Kay Johnston won the Pre- sident's Match at the local Char- lottctown Curling Club. on Friday. Personnell of winning team was

as follows:

Chapman And Dodge Ranked Atop Junior Tennis Players

MONTREAL tCPl-Smith Chap- 0nt., and John iman and Eleanor Dodge. both of eqafllly 191' N0.Pt W M T ' Montreal. were placed at the top omens h- E . ,8 ' """'f'l of Candis national junior Susan Butt, Victoria, G. Delat re-

'-'-""'i-i taz, Cornwall, Ont.; Barbara Cot- rankings for 1955, announced Mon um muwn. Peggy Dewy NM",

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Sands Holding His Breath"

. Mrs. Kay Johnston (skip). mirejzggfd r:::.le('!pin:;:;VL(lIi-2 g3mPb9l1- Wimllpeli EQUIHY FOP T B H O Mrs. Bertie Howatt (mate), "Sm ”' 10' . O 9 . Mrs. Aggie MacDonald 12nd stone!

The annouiicciiic-iit was made by Dr. Georges Leclerc. chairman of the Davis Cup seJe('lion and da-

Mrs. Georgie Seaman (lat stone)

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Today's Minor

0 H CORTINA D'AMPEzzo rep)- 5...: four breaths willie hurtling:mg':::;::'Rmk: 32:21,,::"kij;ii,.,fi'i;?;11if;f”Aimffjfi sinned bY 5:? G"':5V”-imE -79E lohnny Sandsisholdini his breath. over the 500-metro distance. lmrb. Pauline Burden (SUP) mm. H k P I.-1?": fttremtheargrioligi filii And ll"! lonler he holds it, I!!! "N9" if I "mud "mnuge If) got Mrs. Barbara Roper (mate) Othefr i-aiikirips. in order of No 1; fun! the "E capable of pi”, ll” ""'d3't"'lT9d YOWIIWE "95 u” "ha? dmnce "" fme '",c””.hi Mrs. Shirley Storey 12nd stone! to No. 10: ,

no 1 5 d Mb; M h s"k"”o"' "'9 b9”" '" in uuyb Id be .ble lo 5:33 wnmn Mrs. Vi. Montgomery (ist ntonei Men's - i-lraiirois Gotiboul. W.i- 11:00-12.00 Q S. 5 Paper 1111:1110”: I" Dr” 5' E 9' chances of winning point; for shouting distance of thum Ru- lA...-)....... mriom Qua; 1:,-Ni gk.,1i,,,.,,.,; Wggms and Pep Wm. M1,, haw -t.-1-tn:;:;re;r,u1d Clam h 3 Hghh g:'n'g' N ":heih:vlntelrD90gi;l::”c: F-LOWING STYLE Vancouver; Groif Black, )luiil- no classes in the morning

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FAVOR RED TEAM

The Canadian trio is lull of ad- miration for the Russian skaters who are favored to rapture most at the speed-skating points dur-X mg the Olympics. . i

Eugenly Grishin of Russia bet-p tend the world record for 500 metres Sunday with a sizzling

.3. "I'll bet he didn't draw a breath

real: Peter Hayward. Sa.skatomi,l Harry lt'l'cc-dlloff. Toronto.

Piers, lialifax- Gordon Dal) onto; Peter Barnard,

2 ' 00- .'l '00 Per l)crck r-rs vs Motlart-li.s.

. 'l' :1"-' 4 00 5.00 -- llll(lt;(il.S ()akvlllc. .Royals.

CIIHARD TO EUROPE

g Woes 'l'll Skirts about 1900 were cut in pores." tight round the hips but

owing out at the hem.

The 22-year-old sprinter.

-- Yuri vi to crack the four-milk

Eng is strictly a liability for speed ers.

"You've got to relax in order to

took a rest between practice H R.” S sprints around the plush Lake:ti- maiiwgloieiswaybaiiognd th:lcoti1'.;e.l in o kg l-wh an . u e we so as I e ,corEs :rlrlliradrrillr'1ing powein dylrtlllinllshelsf I.!.WIl impossible to see what he C n d S I N G N . ' di ." i wI,',',;,'3L'3";:f, ”f;,;":,5f,?;”Y,f3; f.'.'.w2.-”fI"lllJJ”io'”ZL.l”ygllvlii "iiaipil"5iin, a ,ca1ra--y iwm-e- ro an-nsn roam Ar Thrill-Season Iran: I0 FRENCH com: Rme Club: . races. man who specializes in dlslaricr: Hm chmhom 31,2 mum, 1”, f0. g; mm A, H", cg," gm," 539950 ' 513' w gr mo C:t.lI'li(ll"sulhl::-rxlzliy me:?l'”r' 0' ;gnt:ln;IllieCIlIeni?l?1:Sn ti):-ealisszlldlt 7W'i" Ch" f'”"' 3H5 52,0 g twri" ch" EST slso ,

G203; Ana.-elw. I 93 team to use the brenililng technlr doesn't apply to lunlzrr dislallces 'm;g., rr-aid you lisursx to

g. T. Vessey 97 guci. 3'nd.l P:l'ltlap5' tsigniflcantly. to same extent as it does to IJENIA '2". RN 4: SM -mil. H coM'Um,”l-....,,-a

aymond Vessey 97 e s e as es sprner ever pro- spr . Qugfu Mary on... JAN. I9 ' - ch..im.g,so.nhm...i...

Harold T W), 96 duced by Canada. "I've never paid much altciit fuuconis "mu IAN. to Sell. EN. 21 Ncv're,S::uWta:Iplo': Jack Andarews 96 Last Sunday he covered the inn to the number of times I take f;'c5i":”1't'”" ;v,f,,',f IE: ; Sal. res. A lct'::.'.”gs'.)n:m'::.."" Utley Birt 96 500-metre course in 42.1 seconds. a breath." Hid GINO" Alldley. scum m. rss. 3 Sim. res. 5 c.sn,nv.....i Cecil Watts 94 more than a second faster than of Winnipeg. at 2.7?a veteran of 171 WEINEAONIA 5:” :2 g::r;l;-55:11,,” Ira Lewis 94 any other Canadian has ever Yllll 1" compemwe 59”” skatil gLlrNrN suzasrm r...' real I7 . ' -' ch..sLw..,,s...ih....a.. Peter Proud 94 skated the distance. i log. "Mlybe I 5h0'-”d- It C9”3'"'5' F "M "'f mi '7 1 5 "mp".

W. l.. Crockett 93 ; sands. who is a purchasing aeema to help Johnny." M:-L 7: 23;; ff” 7; 5:ff;'i';;U',';:f''M5"

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crippling tumbles on Cortina's in-achcrous slopes Frirlny and a sled llcw oil the bobsled run, the seventh such accident in less than I week. .. . These casualties lus the gashed icg suffered by- flgure - skating champion Tenley Albrighl of Bus- 'ton Thursday and the broken vor- icbra for U. S. skier Katy Rodolph

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previously. marked these as the most disastrous of all amen. Tenley spent the da hospital bed, insisting she'd be all right for the Olympics.

Only the Russians. it scclns. are keeping llealthy.and daily estab- lishing themselves as a standout contender for unofficial team hon- ors. Across the Alps of Davos, liwiizerland. a 25-year-old Russian student, .luij Michallov sct a world 1.500-moire record in giving the Soviet Union its third sporti- skaling championship in thrc-c days in the Swiss international tournament.

Accidents struck down l-Ivi Lanig. Germati,l"s tap woman Al- pine skier; John Sccnl, rliwnhill star of the Austrian lcam: Sicili- lhnr Jacobsson. Icelandic downhill hope, and Lebanon's ski captain. lllonsour Gcages.

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By THE CANADIAN PRESS

Mike Jacobs. a fabulous figure lhehoxing world. died at Miami

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Games four days from now.

Rome's Mayor'Salvatora Rebec- chini lit the torch in the Camp- irlcgllo. Rome's city hall in which the ancient temple of Jupiter located, and gave it to Adclfoi Consolinl. former Olympic and world discus champion. Coiisolini sped down the broad flight of stairs designed by Mich- clangcln to a waiting automobile. carrying the torch high over his head.

Escorted by more blue-clad motorcyclists wearing white crash helmets, the automo- bile drove to Ciampino airport. The flame will be flown to Venice. from where it will start its overland trip to the site of the Games.

Runners in one-day stages will carry the symbolic flame. each with a different torch, from Ven- ice to Treviso, Belluno and thence to Pocol.

Harry Sunshine Says UCLA Star

Sign: Contract .

WINNIPEG. tCP)- Harry Son- shlne. team manager of Toronto Argonauts. said Saturday -UCLA guard Iiardiman Cureton signed an Argo contract Friday in Los Angeles for 310,000 plus 31,000

bonus. in Winnipeg at the

Sunshine. joint meeting of the Big Four and Western lntcrprovincial Football Union. said assistant coach Bill Earley phoned him to say he had signed Cureton. a draft choice of Los Angelcs Rams. The Argo official said Barley was continuing contract talks with UCLA halfback Sam Brown. who has been drafted by Cleve- land Browns of the National Foot- ball League.

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Hi SIIVIS IN THE NAVAL IESIIVE Here's a young man with every reason to be proud! He's "playing an important part in Canada's defence forces as in member of the Royal Canadian Navy (llsssrw). learning to accept adult responsibilities, preparing for his own tomorrow- if you're 16 and have grade 8 education, you may join the Naval Reserve now, this coming summer youill get two weeks on board shi . You'll see all the famous inland seaports - Killailon. smilton, Detroit, Ssult Ste. Marie, Port Arthur - and sail as a member of s is in crew on full-time training pay! Ills a t iiic. ext .4 summer, if you continue your trainin . t ere's a chance Yovpmuil aboerdu ocean-going s 'p in the Atllntjc or . .

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