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HARM mum IATURDAY MARCH If ms Argonauts Claim Ninth American The Toronto Argonaut football club announced today the sign Ing of their ninth import for 1962 John Kompara 62 Ziapound offensive guard and dclcnsitc end Kompara native of Canton Ohio played four years of high school football at Canton lc Kinlc here he was voted all cily allcnunly allstate and allAmerican He was voted the most outstanding oilensive line man in the state of Ohio dur inf the year 1955 In 1955 he entered the University of South Carolina where he was an uut standing player until he grad noted In 195 The New York Giants of the National Football League draft ed Kompara as their number six drstt choice in 1959 He stuck out the Giant training camp but was out just before the first league game and was picked up by the Baltimore Colts and finished out the sea son with them in 1960 he made the Colt team but was injured and in ished out the season with the Los Angeles Chargers of th Allt When the Chargers went to San Diego Kompara refused to move and played semipro hall with the Akron Pie in 1961 Kompara is also described as havinng talent for kicking field goals and has been used for kickoffs lie and Gerry Patrick of the as played high school hall togc Orin Canton Kompa reports to the Argo training ca In July Shock 01 UK Football Week Was Tightening 0t Big Race LONDON The shock of the week in British football comes from Scotland where the race for the first division title has once again tightened up with only one point separating Rang ers and Dundee 0n form Rang ers should have had an easy victory over Dundee United at lbmx Park but the Dundee United team did their fellow townsmen good turn by beat ing Rangers Ht while Dundee were winning over Hibernian by the sum score with five games each left to play Rang ers have 45 points and Dundee 44 Since Dundee look to have the easier schedule of the two in the remaining games the championship is in the tossup Itage The Scottish Football Associ ation apparently felt that Rang ers had the title in the bag because it has asked Dundee to represent Scotland in the New York international tourna ment this summer an honor usually reserved for the run nersup in the championship Should Dundee win the flag and they are really in with chance this invitation will have to be passed to some other club as the league champions will have enough on their hands as Scotlands representative in the European Cup ENGLISH GAP WIDENS Burnley extended lead ln the English first division to two points with two games in hand when they won 241 from Aston Villa while Ipswich were being held to 11 draw by Nottingham Forest Tottenham took undisputed possession of third place by good wln over Ererton and showed that their tough game at Lisbon in the European Cup had not sap ped their strength Spurs how ever can definiter be counted out as possible league champ ions They are now six pointl behind Burnley and have play ed two more games than the leaders Spurs will now be con centrating on the English Cup and the European Cup in an effort to bring off double that has never before been achieved Chelsea are still at the bot tom of the league They hnd hard luck in losing to Arsenal after losing their goal keeper Bonctti in the 20th minute with dislocated elbow For 70 minutes they battled valiantly and at one time led 21 but were overpowered in the closing minutes Murray their inside right did splendid job as substitute goalkeeper al ter Bonettiwas injured AMATEUR CUP Crook Town from Durham County and Hounslow Town of London are the finalists for the Amateur Cup Hounslnw were not conceded chance in the semitinal game against Bishop Auckland also from Dur ham but they beat the north erners by 21 Crook Town qual itied for the final by beating West Auckland another Durham County team by 20 Thus the tidal at Wemblcy will be north versus south affair with tho northern team strong fav orites They have twice been Amateur cup winners while this is Hounslows first final Vet Billy Wright Entering New Career lIs Soccer Coach By PAUL WESTBROOK LONDON CPIBilly Wright now enters new sphere of soc cer as manager of Arsenal after successful terms as player and coach The blond 35year old Mid lander takes over the £3501 year managership of the London club May He replaces George Swindon who held the job for four unrewarding years Between 1946 and 1958 Wright wasthe star centre hall and skipper of Wolverhampton Wan derers and England He estab lished an international record by playing for the national team 105 times After retire ment he wait appointed coach of the English Youth team He takes over club that is steeped in past glories but cur rently bemantled by mediocrity Between the wars Arsenal was Englands most famous team fielding the countrys foremost players Now the Gunners are just betterthanaverage unit halfway down the First Division line SPURS NEW GIANTS The promising young player no longer dreams of pulling on the revered redandnvhite stripe in the elegant Highbury head quarters For him its the white and blue of neighboring Tottsn ham Hotspur the Arsenal of the 19605 see the move as chal Ienge says Wright But lam certain the knowledge and ex Perience have picked up as payer can be but to good use Outgoing manager Swindin must have expressed similar confidence when he took the job in 1958 He had been the clubs goalkeeper for to years and was popular figure at Highbury His talents on the field never carried through to the mnaging side Before long reports of in ternal squabbles were frequent He spent total of £280000 on new players Nearly £500fl0 went on insideforward George Eastham centre halLMei Charles cost £43000 winger John McLeod £40000 winghalf Eddie Clamp 236com Only Eartham and McLeod can be rated as good buys CHARLES OFTEN HURT it was the Charles deal that probably contributed most to ward Swindlns downfall The giant Welshman was transferred from Swansea in 1959 He was one of the best centrehalves in the country He 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