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Blue Bombers Head east for Rugby final

B~ Charles Edwards (‘ana fan Press Staff Writer

“WNNIPELT. NOV. ':5-1OP)— \V1lll1i‘p(=g Blue Bombers loaded \\"."11 football pcucr 1'11 a starting ‘mm bu! int-lulu}. tho reserve strcngllt that helped them win the (‘1111ad1a11 cirampltn-lnp in i985 and 39.e11l1‘11ined for t-he east tonight. They moot Ottawa's east- ern utlelualders. the Rough Riders.

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gruelling season 1n 11111111 Bombers 111011 l0 Eliilnes and lost six. They lime scored 106 points to their op- positions 143 and their omnetl- tion included one of the best. teams on tn;- goiiiin-vnt. Columbus Bulls, American Proircssionzzi League Champions.

Bombers Oucncd the season A118- 20 with :1 151-11! victory over Bulls. 111111 trnitlcd here. Bulls took the second and 1l1Lrd games of the ex- 11111111011 series 6-0 and 31-1. Bomb-

ers also drc-ppe :1 two exhibition games to Kenosha (Wisconsinl Cardinals, a semi-professional

team. 18-16 and 96-8.

Winning a fifth consecutive west- ern title, Bombers 10:11 H1119 01' l.llel.t' ll games wiLl1 Western (‘studs teams. dropping 9-0 and 3-6 decisions to Re-411111 Rouglund- ers whom they defeated two games to one in the Western Interpre- vincial Union final.

‘The Union find-l cost services of Bombers’ versatile hullback, Art Stevenson. who silffered a knee injury Manager Jce Rvan 5111's Stevenson, 11110 111011 the Western Union scoring title with 29 points. w111 not play Saturday.

Bombers. who avefiiili? 192 “Kid! and 25 years of age. went- t rough a pro-journey workout this after- ncon. They'll reach Toronto Thurs- day morning, stOp there for brrak- {£51, and than proceed to Hamil- ton where they will practice Thursday and Friday.

New Manager For Cleveland

CLEVELAND. Nov. 25-1111»- Lou Boutlreau, Cleveland's 24-year- olu shortstop, tonight was named field manager of the Indians on a two-year contract, becoming the

oungest baseball pilot of major ensue l1isto1T.

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l ed- bv Alva Bradley. President. of

the Cleveland baseball club. o. few hours after the post 11nd been vacated by the elevation of Roger T. Perkinpouglnt-w the front office job 0f vice p1‘i’51(l0l’lT~. _

Bradley said "I suppose hes the youngest, baseball n1an11ger ever named." b11t indicsted that. he had overcome any hesitation on that score. "The more I thouKhT~ the more I thought here's the fellow who knows all the ball players. he said.

The shortstop. chosen the most valuable Cleveland player in 1941 bv the Cleveland chapter of the Baseball Writers. Association. joined the Indians late in the i939 season and has stoned ever since.

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Rookie Paces Rangers To 5-4 Victory Over Chicago Black Hawks In Overtime

i NEW YORK. Nov. ‘ao-(APJ- 4—Now York. Hextall (Watson) Roolue Norman Burns. playing in 5:44 his third professional game, Io- Penalties-Coulter. seibcrt, Hextall. 111K111. set up the plays for two ov- Third Period

ertirzie goals as New York Rangers defeated Chicago 5-4 and went in- to fourth place 111 the National Hockey League standings.

1t. was the first overtime game 1:1 Madison Square Garden this season and 12.662 fans thought the Rangers had lost it when young Alex Kaleta of the Hawks scored cilfl)‘ in the extra period.

But Bryan Hexlall. scoring his second goal o! the night. tied the score 111th the overtime halt gone. soaring Burns’ short rebound, and when Earl Seiberi, the Hawks’ vet,- eran defenceman. drew a permit a minute later, Mao Colville san a 60-foot shot fro1n the blue line for the winning go.11 after Bum; l1ad fed him a neat pass.

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Kelly and Larson Sent to Minors

NEW YORK. Nov. 25—(APl- Manager Red Dutton o1 Brooklyn Americans today semi. two qr m; National Hockey League wingmen, Pen; Kelly and Norm Larson, to Springfield Indians of the Amer- ican League.

Du'ton's squad has been over. manned since Larson and Billy Benson Bot their Canadian us. Ports a week ago. Benson repuced Kelly who has seen little service this year and Larson, according to Button. reported overweight.

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Prothro 40.8.11 Boston Brains Overwhelm

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BOSTON. NOV. 25-—( AP) -—B0st0n

Bruins overwhelmed Detroit Red Wings 7-1 before 12,0110 at the Boston Garden ionighl. 1t was

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 25—(AP)—- J. Thompson iboc» Proihro says he doesn't. expect to manage the National League Philiies again next roar. oncl 110's afxiaci t-o Jump into 11. minor league jo-b because

the Stanley cup rlunupions’ sec- ond victory in thme nights over the Wings.

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during the 18th minute of the second-period action. Schmidt was serving time in tho penalty box. When he went. off the Detroit rushed 1:1 wards. They ganged the zone and their persistent, passing attack bore fruit when Syd Howe fired out. of o. corner to Cari LLs_ combs, who blasted in a shot 1.11m.

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