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For Paul Brown hashll made a science oi side a quar- terbacking. Not content with 11!! yegr'I gimmick. in which be sent in a substitute with new instruc- tions tor Graham after GVGTY till! he plans to send this year's quar- terback into action with a radio receiving set strawid in-160 W hellvls-lvtlt can he argued the! loot- bell coaches. by definition. are men oi monumental brilliance and that the most astute oi loolblll

ally fully in an emergency arising

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Sal succession oi power - hitters with an srtiul variety oi curves and change-ups that could have originated in no 1m”annsg is brain. We see Ted Will-

ataaling bases the wiliest of gpponerts. asionally we even see a cot out his subhurnan in- stincts as he improves success-

too suddenly to be controlled by his coach's walkle talkie or diplomatic courier. I We always ielt Brown's proces sion oi message-laden substitutes with their constant advice to Gra- ham were a gratuitous insult to gllsakoi football's 0'9-aieat quarter

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It's rather refreshing when Brown comes up with a 'remark that comes pretty close to an apology.

MAHAyElecis.,llew Slaie of Officers

HALIFAX (CP) - The election oi a new president and the or pointment at a three - man com- mittee to meet with the Nova scotia Iieadsr ' Association Saturday highlighted the annual meeting at the Maritime Amateur Hockey Association.

Eugene Connolly oi Sydney was elected president oi the tri -prov ince body iollowiog the ralllnf tion oi Sydney's Shaun MacDon- ald who served on You 01 Ml two-year term.

The executive includes vice- presidents Bart Yerxa oi Buss-3!. N. 8.; Plus Callaghan. Chlfl0"'9' town; Edgar Petersin. Dalhousie. N. 3.; and honorary vice - lifti- ident Jack Mscbougall, Amherst The secretary-relili-l'll' II C- 3 Campbell. Sydney.

The meeting asked for closer so - operation with the Nova Scotia lleadmaate . Association and iormed a committee to meet with oiiiciala oi tile lush school body.

New Glasgow Rangers of last year's Nova Scotia Senior Ilockel League. were re-insisted by the MAIIA. The club had been sus- pended Ior tenure to HOP I NI? all data with Pinion count! Poo- tiacs.

A letter irom D. J. liumy. president oi Fredericton Capitals hockey club In the Atlantic Coast

who isnea.to make a playoff trip to Saint John last season.

The status oi the players wasn't clarliied but a decision on the matter Is expected shortly from the.CA!iA. '

starting next year. the associa- tion's meeting will be held on till third Saturday in June. shortly after the CAHA gathering. instead ; the iourth Saturday in Septem-

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Olympic Runner, Married Monday

on at a London registry office. Plrie holds the world's records for the IMO and 5,0!!! metres. He leaves nut week ior liai- bourae where he will repreiem Britain in the Olimllles.

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Allsopp Breaks World Walking Record Saturday

,MELBOURNI-2 (Reuters)-Ted Allsopla. 32. shattered the world two-hour walking record Saturday by covering 16 miles, 401 yards in that time at Olympic Park here.

The previous record was It miles. 126 yards, by Russia's A. Vediakov at Moscow last October.

The new mark was made de- spite a strong head wind and sev- eral heavy- showers.

Swim Coach Sieve Mellors Fired For Public Siaiemeni

TORONTO (CP) - Swim coach Steve Mellon. who has guided Toronto swimmers entered in competition and in Lake Ontario marathon bids. was tired Friday.

Parks commissioner George Bell said Mellors was dropped as I civic employee because of public remarks criticizing the Canadian National Exhlhition's Lake On- tario waterisont-used (or swim races-as "indescrlbably tlithy."

Mellors, who has been coach at the John Innes Community Can- tre. told a swim coaches meeting Thursday ''I refuse to take re- sponsibility ior kids entering that,

Mr. Bell said Friday: "I con- sider it irresponsible tor a city employee to males public state nlents oi this sort."

kinds oi pitch-

Levoe Wins Bel

new voax'?erl - Levee. yearold daslaiier ei.iiiil

against major company and win- ning at the expense or Res. 0. Ellswprth's Caliiornla Kid. the even-money iavorite in the sevonm iurlo dash. paid 823.60 and was timed 1:18 2-5. I

Ja Ja, a iour-year-old war jeep

To Discuss The Olympic Pledge

LONDON (Reuters) - The Map- quess oi Exei . vice-president oi the International Olympic Com- mhtltee. tsoald Thursday night he I: w ng change a wording o a disputed Olympic ledge.

The marquees. re ent oi the British Olympic uncil. will at- tend an emergency meeting oi the executive board oi the intern- tlonal Olympics Committee Oct. 4 in Lausannc. Switzerland. Discussion oi the pledge is ex- pected to hold a high place on the agenda.

The pledge requires Olympic competitors to promise not to take part in proiessional sports.

The marquees said the intention oi the IOC was to exclude trons the Games all those who intended to use them as a steppingston etc a professional career.

"I know oi one or two competi- tors who have openly stated that they wanted a gold medal so they could comand a higher ice as a professional afterwards." be de- clared

It is this sort oi person the IOC wants to exclude. he said. al- tho it cannot expect anyone to testiy that some time aiter tak lng part in the Games he will not turn proieaaional.

National league Making Biggest Attendance

CINCINNATI (AP) - The Na- tional League is on its way to its ggogest total attendance since

Through games oi Wednesday, the loop had a total attendance oi 8.133.427. President Warren Giles reported Friday. It needed only an average oi 4.420 tor each re- meining game to surpass the 1950 total of 8.8l).6lO.

The total. however, will be well below the 1033.170 drawn in 191'! when baseball and all other sports pniiitled by a post-war boom in

Athletics Secure Ouren In Player Deal With Orioles

'KANSAS CITY (AP) - Kansas City Athletics Friday announced

couver club oi the Paciiic Coast Leagoeinonemorestepoiah involved player trade with lalti more Orioles. -

The transaction started with the' swap oi catcher ilal smith oi Baltimore tor catcher Joe Glas-

Atbeletics got outfielder Jim Pisoni irom Vancouver.

The Orioles are to receive out- fielder Al Pilarcik and pitcher Ari Ceccarelli aiter the season closes

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Milwaukee. Brooklyn and Cin- cinnati already have passed the 1.000.000 mark ior this year and Milwaukee needs only 63.796 paid customers in its remaining game to reach 2.000.000.

Italy Davis Cup Team Inisllape To Most Americans

FOREST BILLS. N.Y. (AP)- No lasagna and spaghetti tor Italy's Davis Cup iorcea. and no. late nights tripping the light in tastlc with pretty Yankee belles. "We may not beat the Amar- icans. but it won't be through lack oi condition." said Italy's tennis captain. Marquis Ferrsnte Cav- rieni. Monday. "This will be the toughest

trained team we ever sent on a court."

The Italians meet captain Dill Talbert's U.S. team Friday, Bai-

ilnei. At stake is a trip to Aus- tralia to play India and then chal- lenge the Aussies iorrtbe big

trophy. ('We think

Defeating Field Of Thirteen

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Paille To Rsplclcv Goalie lilotsley.

colt. raced to a head victory at Hawthorne as the iavored Sir Tri- bal ilnished third in the 827.400 is Owners Handicap. la la. ridden by Johnny Sel- hfl Tussle Patch in the

Marcel Pallls.

440:5 iavorite. finished . lgngtj lnd thc'runner-up horse.

M Albany. Calii.. Mr. and Mrs. G00!'Ee Lewlsl Lucky G.l. scored the first stakes victory of his car- ter in the 810,000-added Berkeley Emile-p at Golden Gate Fields. Time (or the mile feature (or three-year-olds was 1:35 1-5,

. F"ed9"i”k -1- 7)-'&lly's Melson. re- tgmed t” "'9 Faclnl wars and won

c 812.500-added New England be at Rockingham Park. He re by M

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(Oump) Vanity.

Range:-s' traintll MIIID lit"-

goaltgpding insurance." he said. Rangers draited Paille tor S10.- Oi oi the 031..

Psiliei Worsley and Johnny Bauer. the American League's most valuable player last season have all been working out in the

rnovmnxcz. I. 1- (GP)- New York Rangers have titled Qirhbae lioclliesll I," ,,,.u...1. . . m reshueement I I-16-mile event. Sir Tribal. alfo, ,,.isIar goaltender lnrpe

General manager Mun Patrick announced the stems of the 33 yen-old goalie Saturday at tat

"we got hisa because he wanted

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Plllle has been the most im- premlve In practice to due,

"He has many of the character- istics ai Davey Ken-3' pg,-5... said. ”He's a stand-up goalie, he r'rys the angles well. he ha: gocd refI.ex(-s and he's cool."

Worsiey, R a n g e 1- .' rum" ftilllt, 'underwent 1 kn” opaq- tion at the end of the 1955-56 sea- son. He Is reported completely recovered. Bauer Mas a glanduul In the nets with Prmidence Reds.

Remember When

last summer from Chicoutimi

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Defenceman Doug Molina is Boston Fourth Forward

BOSTON IAP) - Doug Mohns. one oi the iastcst skaters in the National Hockey League with a terrific shot. may provide Boston "iourth iorward" in the coming season.

Mohns is pleasing the Bnr:lna' management in his new role on deience. The 22-year-old native oi Capreul. Ont., spent his first three seasons in the mm. as s wingr.

Coach Milt Schmidt terms the results oi the shin "a pleasant surprise."

"Ii he keeps on improving at his new position. he can give us that iourth iorward on oiience like Detroit has in lied Kelly." Schmidt said.

Sub-Arctic Eds such as Arctic

terns. elder ducks and puiiins nest on islets in the Bay of Fundy.

may have its on senior hockey league this year. nounced Saturday iollowing an lniarmal meetiss -mast Senior League team and two other clubs.

ACBEI. are "all set to go." rep- resesstative Henry Shay said. New Glasgow and Halifax aiiicials said they are interested in iorming a provincial clrcult team ported Glace Bay and Dartmouth were also interested.

Pulls and Knobs in bright

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Tuesday. Sept 2;. 1956 -rs. Guardian.

'iiovs Scoiia May llsve Own Senior iioclley league

HALIFAX (CP)-Nova Bcoiia

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Tbey said travelling the Nova Scotia

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Amherst Ramblers oi the Sept. so when will be invited to attend.

HAT COUNTRY

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Last year's ACSIIL. the only ll) ieet above sea level.

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