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't'm hoping that will give tender Ron Salter would carry‘ ,Mlllal‘ more play-making oppor a good share of the burden. KILLED 0N CL’IMBS I l The 28-year-old net-minder from

i the rod near the mile post “ in \K'utntpe: Maroons, :trtnz Scott island lll I931;

FLYING RACE CAR

ttutities. and on left wing 1’” Eleven lives wer lost be-. be above to shoot more often." Stratford Ont. dazzled Winnt- tween the first attempt in 192] T}- r t A - - - . . - . . . ' : . , - r its is a --.t , . i t t . "Anything to get. that first peg Arena Wllll two brilliant to scale Mount Everest and Str “"150 Of I)m\_l:]:\.ur£“10l ﬁrm]? fhppm h“ car l" [he a” me h? l" lair (Ommmn' (“P “Ire' I I I I I I I I I I I I goal I don't care it we can't. 1 games despite the l2 goals ‘ Edmund Hillary's successful H", foam”, rij' of the dav H‘t'mltl lap- H9 IS l‘f‘lttlrl“d IO WW") 7 get ll until there's a minute letl ’ Maroons pelted past him. . climb in l953. ' ‘ I

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