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{ 1 Walt (Bucky) | Melbourne Games. He was a life Don Smythe of Toronto 17-18, 15-10, His eareer earnings totalled $72.'and 187 feet. Rheal Seguin of Ot-'tee, drew gasps from Australians BREAKS RECORD 12 _TAE DANY TIMESGAZETTE, Monday, March ¥, 19% ny ee Rene iA member of the Moatreal Amateur 15-11 471. tawa placed second with 219 points at a news conference when hel VANCOUVER (CP)--John Pave- Myre announced Wednesday. Athletic Association. Also ntering the round of four FLAM BEATS SEIXAS on jumps of 177 and 179. Eric gave the figure (400 million Rus-|jich, 30 - year - old high school | LeMyre said Teed has decided] His daughter Beth, a leading was Finn Kobbero of Denmark who MIAMI, Fla. (AP)--Herb Flam Kurrle of Midland was third. sian rubles, which is $100,000,000 teacher, Saturday broke his own FUR FIN AND CAMPFIRE to continue an off-season job with candidate for the swimming team made an excellent recovery to won the men's singles title of the Only bad casualty of the day was at the official rate). | Canadian record by throwing the * ' a firm in Rochster, N.Y. Fiala he was to have managed, won eliminate Dave McTaggart of Van-| Good Neighbor tennis tournament|Claude Dupuis of Quebec City, Du-| Australia has allocated only £6,- shotput 48 ft. 2 in. at a Vancouver By JACK SORDS | telephoned LeMyre from his home Canada's amateur sports Hall of couver 11-15, 15-11, 15-8. {Sunday by defeating Vic Seixas,|Puis fell after jumping 190 feet. 000,000 (Australian) ($13,440,000) | Olympic Club indoor meet. Pave- lic Springfield, Mass., and told him Fame trophy for 1955. She was ETURN FROATS 13-6, 7-5, 6-3, 46, 7-5. The sixth-|{He spent the rest of the day in for the whoe Olympic Games, of iich, who was suffering from a he was through with baseball. |selected for her triple-victory ap- RET ranked United States amateur DOspital with' a broken nose and which £5,000,000 are for new sta-| heavy cold, bettered by four inches pearance at the Pan-American 'LAKELAND. Fla. (AP)--Detroit| from Berkeley, Calif., was down Severe facial lacerations. diums and £1,000,000 for admin-/the mark he set here in 1952. SO An, HEL Lah | Games. . Tiers RYiday feturied pitcher Bill 3-5 in the final set before overpow- REDS GO ALL OUT | istrative costs. | RCAF BEATEN S ", Ariz. }--, | Froats to Buffalo o e Interna-| i i RN : : abe afer Faul Rickirde Towrsisy foi] TAKES BADMINTON = |iival League on option. Froste, lia Se ma: © oe | BOURNE (APL_The Soviet Pesiih said, spociel stadiuzs . WEAF BEATEN rivers de emer Sie ung oof | GLASGOW (Reuters) -- Joe Al-|lefthander, had an 05 record with| In the senior singles, Ray Sum- 000 this Olympic year on sport. a Olympic tials. Pesliak 1s one of| Canadian air force hockey team In Quifilder pave Pope Oviclem must | ston, the United States champion Buffalo last yoay and as. 57 at mers of Toronto defeated Jack Russian official said Friday. a three-man Russian Olympic dele- Europe, were defeated 7-3 Friday ile hit. from South Pasadena, Calif, won Augusta, Ga. In the Sally League. Staton of St. Petersburg 6-1, 6-1. | Mikhail Pesliak, vice-president, gation visiting Melbourne to look night by the reinforced Oslo city Re Jreat Droieative helmets while Hit the mews Shales tile Sahirday HORSE DROPS DEAD | BUFFALO SKIER TOPS {of the Russian Olympics Commit- over Games preparations. I Tigrene team. PROLONG A HURRY, WASH -, | The Orioles have had the hel- 1 : | WESTBURY, N.Y. (AP)--Vonian| MIDLAND, Ont. (CP)--An after-| Prd AIR TE Ess Tien Torus { mets available all along, but Rich. tional Badminton tourngiment here: Chief, seven-year pacing star of noon snow storm, which used OON'T FOLD OR ROLL uP, ALCOHOL WHEN | ards has left it up to the individual nesia 15-2, 13-15, 15-12. the Arthur Brown Stable, dropped bad spills for several top skiers, WHEN STORING IT. EXPOSED TO THE | whether he wants to wear one dead while working out on the didn't faze Franz Elsigan of Buf- INFLATE IT SLIGHTLY AND AIR THEY Wi | Pope was hit in the back of his WINS JUNIOR TITLE Roosevelt raceway training track!'falo, N.Y., Sunday as he won the LAY IT FLAT HE Ly DRY |head on a pitch by Cleveland In- wrnneOR (CP)--Toronto West Friday. Midland Ski Club spring invitation |dians' Dick Tomanek in an exhi- ! captured it d .| Vonian Chief in 1954 once de- meet with a total of 220.2 points. ALCOHOL DRIES [ bition game. X-rays disclosed no Eid Y sapiured iis second congec feated Adios Harry, recognized as Elsigan showed good form and » WATER serious Injury. Association junior A championship the current king of the pacers. remained upright on leaps of 177 | DUCKS AHOY! Saturday night by whipping Wind- { r FAN ! Chaar Blues 91-43, winning NEW YORK (AP)--William G.| Sor. I Ta Ing | RE Leitch, chief biologist of Ducks Un. (ielf {ogame ftotal-polnts title Sas limited, reported to New York headquarters Wednesday he had BEAT CANADIANS sighted the season's first flock of 4 J HOPPERS, CRAW- =~ WILL LIVE LONGER IF TIED TO THE mallards returning to the Cana. , GLASGOW (AP) -- Joe Alston, Take no more chances 4 during PROVINCIAL'S Easter » FISH ETC, "a HOOK WITH LIGHT, FLEXIBLE WIRE dian nesting grounds. The mi. (Dé American singles champion, ¥ : . reached the semi-finals of the : x : easly bij iA Sieh jucsiay lest invitation badminton tournament with unidentified fuels and snow geese also were sighted here Friday night by defeating Sunday. | | GAIN SEMI-FINALS i a ¢ ats > ALEXANDRIA, Egypt (AP)-- b i Whe {Lewis Hoad and Jack Arkinstall BORGANA SPECIAL {of Australia gained the semi-final J By round of the Alexandria interna- CLOTH COATS 4 | i i BUDGET TERMS FISHIN sii J = = > L IS " 7 Pa 7 Son Xe 5 = 4 am tional tennis tournament Wednes- i - IGAT BE RUGS ar ay. , 3 A \ aL BE WARM EDGES OF THE bs a : Hoad, the Aussies' No. 1 Davis 4 y hy \k " - Low THE STRINGER Fish LIFE BUT THE GOLF STREam ~~» | Cup ace, defeated Bob Perry of NEW ; SA $1.25 A WEEK ITSELF HAS LITTLE LIFE { Los Angeles 6-1, 11-9. Arkinstall | A + LI'L. ABNER Bitrtbutnd by King Posteres Syndionts | turned back Jaroslav Drobny of < Egypt, former Wimbledon chaie FUR PROCESS pion, 6-3, 6-2, ) ; : Hi SPORTS IN BRIEF | zene, cua (CR y en o@@l' | wore (ROMY cox... sau the US Devic Cop f knocked aut by Willie Toweel Mon- 4 | vont Skydigh vagelin dows ON NEW BASIS jtain of the U.S. Davis Cup team day night, died Wednesday night f . : ances when you switc y -- The 1956 for a fourth consecutive time Fri- after being unconscious 52 hours. | ' v4 phish WLR golf champion- ay, |Essakow suffered a hemorrhage THE COLOR GUARANTEES THE QUALITY Here's your chance to go Shs to Dominion Royal "8% ship tournament will operate on WOLVES SIGN WINGER oF, te Dram, Siter being kriocked | --a { tubeless and SAVE Tubeless. a new basis, with a qualifying LONDON (AP)--Wolverhampton e round by Toweel. Don't take a chance with fuel or weather! Replenish MONEY . rouse that hi ee tue i) Wanderers, English first ghision UNDER PRESSURF | your bin NOW with 'blue coal'. 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