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Marion agreed to resi | There also was after he was assured 2en would may wind up in Cleveland with Alouettes Welcome Anything New; ~~ [Marion's Spot fs sae Wis, Suis: ili CHICAGO (AP)--There was a . Toronto Argos Have Backs To Wall [iis sts (he fo ss lcm a al arion's successor as man- X will request t| BIG GATE EXPECTED { ager of the Chicago White Sox but|all four of Marion's coaches re-| A ') |the No. 1 candidate appeared to sign--Ray Berres, Don Gutteridge,| CHICAGO (AP)--Archie Moore] Moore, light-heavyweight cham- By THE CANADIAN PRESS ord against the other club gets/ful running import backfielder be Al Lopez. |Del Wilber and George Myatt. |and Floyd Patterson signed Thurs-|plon, and Patterson, will share the poronreal Alouettes Fihably the Hlavolt spot. In Hires Zanes who 1nissad Jost week's yEiel Marion resigned Thursday after a addition Lopes, | names day for a Nov. 30 heavyweight|60 per cent slice of the net re- pe Hamilton Tiger-Cats have alagainst Argonauts s year -' agains wa because of 'flula confer ith Vice-Presideat g ban about as Marion's 4 new defence to throw at them in|ders 'have outscored them by 43!is expected to be ready. | Chuck el and other Sok successor were Eddie Sanky, re. tittle bout at the Cliicago Stadium ceipts on a 30-30 basis, ; their Big Four football game Sat-| points. The experts look for a wide! brass. : cently dismissed as manager of ty es, urday. The Als, i seems, run The Ontario Rugby Football {open ame from Argonauts. To| 'They were not happy with my Minneapolis Millers; Jim 0 replaced who led the Sox for 13 years and wild on Hamilton strategy. Union senior group has one game get the 44 scoring points they work," said Marty. w j Just before last Saturday's en-|scheduled for the weekend. I's a need to overtake Rough Riders, Paul Richards as Sox skipper on|is now a coach for Cincinnati; DON'T BUY BLINDFOLDED 1 gagement in Montreal Ticat coach night game in Kitchener tonight, | they are expected to rely mainly Sent. 14, 1954, land Kerby Farrell, who guided | Jim Trimble said he had some- between the first-place Dutchmen on passing. |" There was little doubt that the Indianapolis Indians to the Amer- | : thing special in the way of a pass|and Sarnia Golden Bears. Sarnia] Coach Frank Clair says his 39-year-old former St. Louis Card-|ican Association pennant, { ; defence. So the Als ran up 82 beat th: Dutchmen 28-20 last Riders didn't look too good of-|inab star shortstop 'stepped down| There was speculatio that Mar- | h points, 42 in the air. Ticats scored | week. |fensively in the last half of their under pressure. The White Sox'ion would switch jobs with Card- 2 un pt TST, hr 2 =. = BIG FOUR NEARS END Who Will Get [iss * °° ™* ™ li mussest oe Corts le 251 14 points in the massacre, worst| Two return matches feature Sat- win over Argos last week in Canadian professional football urday action in the Intercollegiate they didn't have to. Clair says he | history. Senior league. has been holding some new pass I Hamilton officials aren't sayin The first-place University of patterns in reserve. | I] whether they've worked out a dit {Toronto Blues, with three sound | If Rough Riders make the play- | e i I nw A" Hodke | R 1 Year Bonded Guarantee On Cars MIN. | eplacement of parts and labor, no charge anywhere in Conde. 1} 5 ferent defence against the Alou: |quarterbacks again, meet Western offs it will be for the first time| No mileage restrictions. wl ettes, But it's hard to imagine Ontario Mustangs in London and since they went all the way to the any team in the Big Four stopping | at Montrea] Mcoill Resmen try Grey Sip in 1858, defest by th | ' 3 quarterback Sam Ectheverry and|to make it two wins in a row over utchmen's upse leat by the s Hal (Mr. Wonderful) Patterson. |Queen's University Golden Gaels. third-place Sarnia crew has given TO-NIGHT 0CT 27th 956 FORD CROWN VICTORIA $ ARGOS' CHANCES SLIM |CURCILLO TO PLAY them new spirit, says coach Har- L Automatic, radio, heater ........ 4 While Trimble has his problem | Tiger-Cats will start injured vey Johnson. He has shifted end bi . : | quarterback Tony Curcillo against (Don Siemon into the backfield to | 1953 FIREDOME DESOTO 1599 # i trying to stop the awesome Als, r ) his squad a least is assured of a the Als in their attempt to nail |fill one of the holes left by in- Fully wi playoff berth. But consider the Sows second place. Shey have 12 furies to Carl Totzke -and Homer binds equipped Cerne plight of Toronto's fourth-place points, two more an ers. | Jenkins. | Argonauts. To oust Ottawa from Curcilio has his left--not his pass Mustangs lost 21-19 to the Blues | 1953 METEOR MAIN thi'd piace--The final playoff spot ing arm--in a cast. last week, but Johnny Metras says ' -- Toronto must top the Rough| If Curcillo, who had six of his|they should have taken it, and will] (EIS SN ATR | Sh ES r | i ii : Riders by at least 44 points Sat-|pasces intercepted last week, has/win Saturday by taking advantage | " ; 1954 PLYMOUTH POOL THEIR TALENT FOR OLYMPICS urday, beat the prof Ry the next trouble again, Ticats will call on|of a Varsity weakness against the | z "LUMBER KINGS" I PLAZA SEDAN weekend, and rely on Hamilton olsecord stringer Bobby Dawsol, a long 25 Ed Skrzypek | : form for their ap- | lax Gray, Morley Shriver, Nan- [stop Ottawa in the final clash be- game bu inexperienced produc a as zypek, 0 ; ii peacanee ai he Olympic Games | cv Romey, Betty Mullen Brey, tween those two teams. {of Windsor schools, Dawson 25- Larry Joynt and Harry Wilson for | & : vs 1953 PONTIAC DELUXE $1299 } | Joa sazza, Shelly Mann, | If Ottawa and A auts end peared agains s last Saturday. quarterback c # : ; . u ui . Melbourne. Australia, begin- | Joan Rosazza, Shelly Mann awa and Argonauts end |p e Argos at full counting on another good game y equipped with power glide ... | 1952 METEOR CUSTOMLINE Mary Jane Sears, Kay Koepp, [the season in a tie for third Swiacki will hav | r | place, the one with the best rec-istrength, O. K. Ferguson, power- from speedy Tim Reid. ning Noy, 22, members of the x US. women's swimming team | Sylvia Ruuska, and Nancy stage a workout in a Los An- | Simons At rim of pool are ~~ eg Radio, two-tone geles pool. Shown, back to | Mrs Arthur C, Tonor, : Jr, BIG WEEK END ; : { front, are: Mary Anne Mar. | chaperone and manager, and -, ; a 1955 LINCOLN CAPRI HARDTOP ; 2 iy Fully power equipped Jmerican Loop's No. l Manager. Intermediate And Junior Teams Be DUNLOPS || me novos comes sou snag srasesssnenes "= - . = : 5 oo | And M: More Ti see Grateful To All Concemed On Dominion Championship Trail us chan od es Hor Te Chm om By BOB MYERS herewith presented just as Casy : : RESS diate 1 ' while the Que-| The Junior Big Four and ORFU n Action Tonigl GLENDALE, Calif (AP)_ilet loste We nue 2 Ta A Smell er Barn winners meet Nov. 3. GAME TIME 8:30 P.M. A "Well, I' av say hi 3 : i Casey Stengel, 8 Wonder cao aw ik Ft Tag Ror jor football teams are battling in for the right to meet the Mar hrs Nester a easiery finsls Souble severse with a spit fit. the frst thing you'd have to say. playofts for crack. at the Do-jiime hart of Conada tide Be Aeris wimer meets me | WHITBY COMMUNITY ARENA | METEOR -- LINCOLN -- MERCURY DEALERS § ivi i 4 ; sho! t 8 Ss. A A " | tive and Santer adjective, is avis ng Jou oy g be antl Eight teams are stilt in the run.| On that date in the West, the Manitoba - Saskatchewan cham- 323 College St. Toronto hg le Leag n er-of- vou should be thankful it was not ning for intermediate lau r e 1s, Manitoba-Fort William survivor Bon, and_the junior Big Four : the American League manag given by one man but by a num-| While 12 clubs have survived play- plays the British Columbia cham- ORFU survivor plays the Mari- I the-year. 4 x iy Ah offs in she junior leagues. Cana- pion for the western crown. East |times-Quebec champion. | N in Der of men that are authorities on ] A ' ie He said so Friday at his bome in Jeadionks md vi follow ot the dian finals are scheduled in both meets West Nov. 17. Glendale, where he is resting up VaBrs -. series Nov. 17 At least six games are sched- sport so many years and because "poo; "Rams and St. Vital. |ulel in junior ranks this week- after leading New York Yankees "0U" " % DPODOS 'hic to their sixth world series sFivmpl ne I propos ition in which Man., Bulldogs play the second of end. I and seventh pennant in his eig "And therefore that's why you their two-game, total-points series Vancouver Meralomas meet years with the club. get the selection and feel honored for the Manitoba intermediate Royal Roads Juniors at Victoria Casey scored a lopsided victor¥|pecause vou received the selction championship in Winnipeg Sun- for the British Columbia cham- in the annual Associated Press eon. the men who voted you the day. Regina won the first game pionship. The defending Dominion | poll of bers of the Baseball 13-7 |champions -- Winnipeg Rods-- | FT ps chi & hr i. € Writers Association of America-- award Widen 1 the writers, the "yr eshore Flyers and Verdun|play the Rams at Regina Sunday | 164 of the 207 votes. This was 150 pd the second thing is you Bearcats finished hi ei two. ii His first of 2 twogame Lad more than his rival for the honor, |. Js You game set for the Quebec Rugby|for the Manitoba - Saskatchewan | got to thank, naturally, is your Football Union intermediate title championship. Paul Richards of Baltimore Ori-| jo orchi : : ' boi |Senership or, making §t possible Sunday. Lakeshore leads 14-0. | Toronto Parkdale Lions and ot} . TAPE-RECORDED TALE we! sccessfol 8 hte h J ORFUNS ON SPOT {tawa St. Anthony's play a sudden- | y ict] : Te Success enough to have gamilton Ticat Bees, after win-|death encounter in Ottawa Satur- Catey na strielly Serious Mp Foonts pick up enough players to ino the first game 21-8, face the day for the junior Big Four title. | Xpress t ee th y mate a thi ny Sood team. y|defending Canadian champion Pe-| Windsor AKO and Sarnia Knights | i AgTeemien . OX iaey nd third and last, certainly io phorough Orfuns for the ORFU|clash at Sarnia for the ORFU rT were recorded on tape and are yo: have got to thank the ball jntermediate crown at Peterbor-| junior crown. eS he Svaches tor So ough Sunday. St. Thomas College of Chatham, | "ew : On Saturday, Nov. 3, in sudden-|N.B., travels to Halifax to play] Addition To Rules pennant, ahd 2 word champion-| jeath games, the Manitoba winner off against the Halifax junior | i | Kill F S EE , naturally fhat mekes He meets Fort William Redskins, titlists for the Maritime cham- : 1 S reak tyle which no doubt success crall, (cnzmpions of the Thunder Bay in-|pionship. gives you the award although it! | » . Throwing Javelin isn't often you get the award just| " cause you win a pennant o LONDON (AP) -- The world's world championship. © x javelin throwers can rest easy to-| "And the fourth thing i 77} ° ° ° V7 " day--they won't have to develop got t. i =. It takes a s ou [ ENJO b | f | d NO a new "style. for the Covelop|got o be satisfied with yourself pecial sort of man for the Y can Y - Dut t-in peace or min -- W ames next month, the talent entrusted to you." 1ST BAT TALI By the simle method of adding -- SEARLES "Sonts sazrs | THE CANADIAN GUARDS | with: Firestone Jown & (Country WINTER TIRES tionary Spanish style of i the javelin, POLAND IN OLYMPICS 4 k' ND 1 | As a proud Canadian Guardsman you are taught to be | repamta was added to the I re Oh ud specialist in many weapons and important skills. 1 yo | Designed for: QUIET RIDING sow MORE TRACTION CRY FULL MILEAGE see IR no Li after p aring to|Games here next month despite are looking for an outdoor life > as rugged, interesting | % Sw uni he Javelin Eee the recent Zolitical developments and well paid . .. then investigate the life of a Guardsman. | PRO TECTION AGAINST SKIDS cea ALL-SEASON -- ESPECIALLY mpetitor turn letely around part, secretary of the Polish Olym.- To be a Canadian Guardsman you must be between 17 so that his back is toward the pic committee, said Thursday. d 's Recruiti | throwing arc. This will come into) "Political conditions do mot af- Teun wily oo - ph The eh = os FORTIFIED FOR WINTER effect forthwith. fect our planning for the games" e pleased to tell you about qualifications, pay a Oe Lo aeiy| ™ ee (ome down and ses + Guar desman PoRicasty Available in:' TUBELESS or TUBE-TYPE -- BLACK or WHITE WALL month by Feliz Erauzquin of Spain send 48 men and 16 wo -| who decided to swirl around letes. mes: ally something like a discus thrower-- | wa---- TO HIT BIG TIME | SE wis iam | LONDON ont) George | mw i uvalo, "year-old C i Li <i Je ust 'missed matching the COVA, J)" V2ar ld, Canadian ecord of 274 0 New X | Lae < 4 York with Toronto tch | ry ma! feet 5% inches and eyebrows| yack Allen to talk Madison ake world were raised. Several of tho Garden bookings with the inter. best throwers fried It and Egil national Boxing Club, Free Press ' { o Danielsen of Norway, the Olympic |SPOrtSWriterHarry Eisen says in 3 4 f i ; ® favorite, got off a breathtaking is column, fli " Chuvalo, an amaetur slinger ip of 307-4%. here a few years ago, Prom mi In the last couple of weeks : ; { : throwers who never had been CY" In London en route to Buf- | I i . ® Ns' hf fal si | EB e wi rade ne ---- heard of before came close to 300 feet. On the other hand, some of STILL AT BASEBALL barian football club, possibly the! NEW YORK (AP) -- Mach- OCT. 30 ARMOURIES 9 AM. to 9 PM the better-known tossers who tried! FORMOSA (CP) -- Desborough. ; 7 : ig the Spanish style had difficulty defeated Formosa 5-1 a j i ¥ ut Ww. & Wi | { TS mastering it. night to take a 1-0 lead in the fi ; own 0 nm er wes {best-of-three Ontario Intermediate 4 ; BARBARIANS TO INVADE | Softball semi-finals, ; : | Y NEW Fiestfone $ t the Price #ioaient yaime is English Rughy, Taker Teddy Brenner Thursday FOR our ¥ pare a i visi anada nex pi or signed welterweight Hector Con- games 3, Toraute, Montreal and Sance of Trinidad for a 10-round Prop in 9nd ave fhe Yom battalion ols ond Brum und Whe " 4 Ww. Wi te Tire Britis , the B.C. Rugby fight here against Garrett : Liheafone & unt ly Union announced Thursday. Hart Nov. 1. ire Bogan) Bhs OF "1 New K, Jo in Co n 4 . 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