ONE OF SANTAS Propose Changes In US Alli WASHINGTON MP Pre Iiminary aklrmlahlng begins to day in the annual Amateur Ath Ietlc Union convention it may be one of th moat crucial and oontroverrini meetings in AAU history hitter power strugle rues the MU and the lit tional Coilede Athletic Asia elation over warm at basket hall and track in re spect to United States learns competing abroad Deteat tor the AAU could mean it end as an ottective administrative body At least three at several hun dred proposed rule changes prumlae controversy They are tainted to make it easier or American athletes to compete overseas The changea proposed by praldent Darrell Smith at the PachIc Southwest Asoclatlon would mean Athleth who are proles sional in one apart might com pete as ateurs in other sports Athletes who earn living to connection with the late of sporting goods and other such commodities no longer would lose amateur status Athletes could receive pay ments tor lou oi time and wager while practising and competing in Mt sponsored events Try All Mine Want Ad PHONE PA 414 TH BARR EXAMINER WEDNESDAY NOV till cage Exhibitions lit Collegiate Three exhibition basketball games will be played at Barrie North Collegiate Friday Right after school approxim ater 430 pm the Central ju venile rogers will be visitors to North In the evening the juniors from the schools play at seven tollowed by the seniors Schedule play does not begin until alter the Christmas holl day Convinced lht it was not one at Santas Girls and Robin Garrick dont Iccl too badly about the door lather Loon brought home trim rcccnt htililltlgtilp Mr Gar rick got the 2Wpoundcr in the Illlllllllllml region while hunting with Hill Valley and crrw from Orillia Jim Bud Agree That Clubs Tops TORONTO CPI The 0mm lnz coaches in Saturdays Grey Cup ï¬nal agree on one thing Each is convinced his team is the best hes ever had But Grant who led his in nipeg Blue Bombers into town hiesdny rates his current crcw above his Canadian professional loctball champions of 1958 and 559 because of added experi nce and depth Jim Trimhlc whose llamilinn TigcrACats were the Bombers victims in those years after winning in 1957 was equally ï¬rm This is the best Tigchat team lve had even superior to that of 1957 Its better because it is more mature club to what will happen in their tourth meeting neither would say Grant Well have to be good to beat them absolutely lrimble Its going to be one helluva ball game The Bombers arrived ahcad Vonc oi schvtlulo driven out of Ih uintcrs blasts All hey licntlcd immedl practice but found no lnihun summer in this port at the counir cithcr they hurt to wear parkas during 51 oil the Iicltl and limp ing nni ily as fullback and Shepard who hoiher his twisth nrcvcnt him from ng uriiziy trainer and our doctors lull me will he replied But dont know It sure eels funny We know theres no hriuk but guess rest hing stressed Hamiltons lllltI acrial power spark uartcrlmck Bernie Fals in assessing his teams chances Hamilton has always won on power They have the abil ity to hit and overpower you This vchr they have the pass ing too Roy Sievers Goes TAMPA Fla AP The trade minded major lcaguers who have bagged six deals in three days including big onc Tuesday when slugger Roy Sie vers was swapped by Chicago White Sex to Philadelphia Phil lie or two players apparently are iuat warming up for bigger game Many names are being ban died about in closedddnr cun ferences at the annual baseball convention here They include Charlie Neal of Los Angeles Dodgers Vnody Held of Cleveland lndians Pete Runnels of Boston Red Sox Ryne Duran of Los Angclcs Angels Willie Mchvey of San FrancLsco Giants Julian Jav ier of St Louis Cardinals Wally Post of Cincinnati Reds Bub Hub of Milwaukee Braves Pe dro Ramos of Minnesota Twins Nellie Fox and Billy Pierce oi the White Sox Don Elston of Chicago Cubs and Dick Farrell Houston Colts The Cardinals having torti their outfield by the acqui Drought Decides Duck HuntingI MTAWA CHSerious con aideration to ca ling the Prairie duckhunting season will be given if drought conditions get any worse Dr Munro of the Canadian Wildlife Service laid Tuesday He was commenting on re rt that Paynter Sas atchewan witdlite director had said at Prince Albert Monday that strong possibility exists of closed duck season in his province if there is no improve ment in the spring runoff next year Mr Paynter said that aside from ponds and slough drained by drought manmade drainage of many areas was contributing to precarious situation He echoed similar statements ear lier this month from Alberta and Manitoba Dr Munro said the possibil ity of closed season next year has been in the federal game agencys mind for some months but that it would be impossible to forecast what might develop until winter snowfall and spring rains gave clearer picture of the potential hatch in an area where North American ducks are raised The federal government sets on recommendations annually for duckhags in each province any province mny curtail the suggested bags or length sea son but none can go above lbem this year the Prairies and tario were cut to limits or birds at day compared with it irds daily in Saskatchewan and 10 daily in Manitoba and Alberta in 1958 sition oi Minnie Minosn from the White Sox in exchange Dr Joe Cunningham seek to add punch to the infield They have proposed deal to the lndinns that lDIIItI bring llcld hard hittii sllortslop for Javier float second baseman Thc Reds scorching tor top second baseman have oliered auliiclrlcr Past and rookie in ticidcr Francisco 0hregon to the Cards or Javier and outlicldcr Char James lln ion has hope of luring Runnels line hitter who can play any infield position from the Red Sox Boston can have Farrell hardthrowing relief pitcher with the Dodgers last season but would prefer right hanrlctl hitting outfielder Milwaukee wants top relief pitcher and has made bids for Dnrcn Elston and Farrell Out iicldcr Lee Maya and 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