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|all-star soccer team that will meet ski at Hamilton, Both declined the touring Macabees from Tel comment "at this time." ah oe an exhibition game here Clair originally brought the dur- oh able import quarterback to Can- | Also included in the Ontario ; Ishape will be end Bucky Curtis,/lineup are two former National ada in 1951 when he was coach j of Toronto Argonauts. who has an injured ankle, half- League stars now playing with back Bobby Kuntz, who has a|Ukfainian Lions of the Contin-' Riders, last-place finishers in slight shoulder separation, and éntal loop. 1955 league play, have first choice tackle Francis Machinsky, ontf€| The Ontario team includes 8 al- on Wirkowski. limp with a bad knee. tender Dick Stevenson of Kitch- UMPIRE RESIGNS BROOKLYN (AP) -- National SPORTS IN BRIEF SECRET WORKOUT TORONTO CP)--Toronto Argo- suts worked out behind the ' \cked doors of Varsity Stadium Tednesday night in preparation For their B our football game iCere Satu ay against Montreal louettes. | | Argonaut officials barred both aps and newspaper men from the ractice. 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