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Saturdays Grey Cup THE WINNIPEG You See These And More In Saturdays Grey Cup 3 West Jackson Stewart Kelly Simpson Jones Vaughan BitkowskI Robinson Graham How Our Western Champions May Line Up How The Eastern Champions May Line Up When the ESKIMOS Have the Ball When the ROUGH RIDERS Have the Ball Left End left Tackle Left Guard Centre Right Cuard Right Tackle Right End Left End Left Tackle Left Cuard Centre Right Cuard Right Tackle Right End 66 io 41 50 61 78 Coffey 70 Simpson 61 Jones 55 Vaughan 40 Bitkowski 53 Robinson 65 Graham 75 71 64 Volcan 55 Fracas 43 Barry 53 Ecuyer 65 75 Chapman 41 51 Bevan 77 Men 70 B. Smith 60 51 Tull 42 Craddock Quarterback Quarterback 12 12 Jackson 27 16 Lancaster Left Half Left Fullback Right Fullback Right Halfback Left Half Full Back Right Half Half Back 1 22 B. Smith 24 Bright 15 Kwong 26 Schumm 15 Kelly 21 Thelen 11 Stewart 30 West 18 23 23 14 14 Nesbitt 10 17 Poirier When the ROUGH RIDERS Have the Ball When the ESKIMOS Have the Ball End Left End Left Tackle Middle Cuard Right Tackle Right Left End Left Tackle Middle Cuard Right Tackle Right End 61 D 43 52 65 53 Barry 64 Gray 73 Bruce 60 Mosco 50 64 74 Reynolds 60 52 Gray 42 Craddock 50 66 Nelson 73 65 Graham 56 Corner Line Backer Inside Line Backer Inside Line Backer Corner Line Backer Corner Line Backer Inside Line Backer Inside Line Backer Corner Line Backer Miles 78 Coffey 51 Tully 55 Fracas 18 14 Nesbitt 25 Conroy 56 Koes 17 Poirier 75 Chapman 41 53 Ecuyer 24 Bright 15 Kelly 15 Kwong 23 Half Back Half Back Half Back Half Back Half Back Half Back 70 Smith 12 Parker 26 Schumm 22 23 Daigneault 10 Brancato 14 Kruger 27 Getty 71 Bendiak The above offensive and formations of Cup Western fans are fully awre that the Es- it a flying wing if you like with one Dave Jackson and Ron Lancaster for Rival coaches the Edmonton Eskimos and Ottawa Rough Riders will kimos employ the now famous twin fullback formation Both teams are blessed with two quarterbacks Eagle Keys of the Eskimos and Frank Clair of Ottawa call Don help you enjoy Saturday's telecast of the 1960 Grey whereas the Riders actually use three halfbacks Jackie Parker and Getty for Edmonton and Russ can only dress 28 sl f Schumm Bright Parker Kwong J. 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Smith Letcavits Nelson Kmech Stephenson Stevenson Dye Coffey IT'S WORKED OUT WELL WANT Russ Doesn't Mind SEE THE LIONS into the final Or at least for a There's The situation was the that comes VANCOUVER Grey By Jack Matheson Going Regina up today are no that financial assist- only item of on the as hustle Cup They're as easy Editor Roughriders supported by guarantee importance delegates things through and ance in 1961 will the Riders western division's clear decks for the to get as a taxi cab in this Calgary help agenda Pivot VANCOUVER Western foot Lions will come in or Riders be It will be the later in the Sharing Spot city and that's a simple probably may probably only ling balls top brass were scheduled to around under the guidance back knocking on the door a year 1 sit down and decide if By Russ Jackson When call u pass play I have British Columbia Lions of the today they of past president Bill from at which time western to Saskatchewan every confidence in my ability to Western Foot- wanted keep and everybody will live happily football leaders may take a Special To The Tribune in ball Union on the ever hard look at the possibility of tell- been put public TELEVISION GRID LINEUPS VANCOUVER I have When I first joined the Rough sale for the This is the ing Regina where to did I Thursday morning asked many What Riders for the 1958 season I knew clash between Ottawa that stands between the Rough- - At the of on team Saturday Courtesy think about playing that one of my big problems Riders and Edmonton riders and Riders have Calgary and Edmonton and Rough Rinks which uses two quarterbacks would be to learn to pass and went been part and parcel of western Winnipeg think Riders are vital to the how did I mind the they sharing job I think that I have im- football since Al Ritchie was a They help put people in with Ron Lancaster this four-tea- m restaurants proved in the three seasons I but times are getting Win Lose 3 the win o. and a fact that Early Thursday night general Except for the every have But I also know Herb of the Riders came out Thurs is nobody Edmonton and Ottawa Sweater Numbers for the wants manager Capozzi right league something Grey Cup professional football player that I have a great deal more to Lions said had and told the western division Winnipeg rinks won four and in western football al- to minute he I they day play every learn about it before I'll consider tickets of the that they might as lost three Thursday as play in the it would hasten don't though probably OTTAWA EDMONTON myself a really competent aren't good ones well on a deficit of Totem continued at the interlocking is for figure 10 Brancato 12 Parker I think it a great thing in the front out if in Jack they're Riders operated They 11 14 our team to have two club Stewart Oscar Kruger The key to is to beat in the he said the Saskatchewan Clare played three 15 The way coach Frank passing 12 Jackson Norm Kwong the They are the de- Fans probably were scared couldn't be financially responsible losing two and winning 14 18 Rollie Miles Clair has used both Ron and my- Nesbitt fensive players who can get be- away from buying them be- in another miserable and W. Harris won one and lost 15 20 Woodruff self this year it has worked out Kelly Cowboy tween you and the receiver and cause of the rainy made it quite plain that if they Dewolfe won his match 1 6 Lancaster 22 J. B. Smith well for the Rough Rider team only Judgment as to didn't get help they couldn't start and Ken Charlton lost his 17 Poirier 23 Jim and that is the important only whether you can throw safely or planning for a new 21 Thelan 24 Johnny Bright not is the hardest a 22 26 Howie Schumm that Ron is the thing pro- Riders had asked Leatherdale won his match in People say fessional quarterback has to standard in 23 Daigneault 27 Don and that for the gate the fifth round of the Burnaby 41 Don It takes That's HOCKEY an 25 Conroy Stephenson I am the plus outright event but lost in the fifth round 30 West 42 Craddock the only way to acquire this donation of I don't resent In Ron They explain- of the Vancouver Charl- ARENA 40 43 Don Barry scale be WINNIPEG and I think it is SCORES ed that a sliding could ton was defeated in the ninth 41 50 Roy Stephenson You can this Riders would 51 I know that many only get arranged whereby round of the Evergreen 42 Ted Tully ence m m no handle boost m 8 to 10 52 Ed criticize my That is up practice SASKATCHEWAN any expenses and won his Vancouver p.m. 50 Cray to one is trying the same way he W T V and promised that the 51 Bevan 53 Al them and it doesn't bother 2 Event fifth round match before 8 to 10 docs in so Estevan H 2 W 49 30 could be reduced according- p.m. 52 Hayes 55 Cino Fracas you can't 13 3 2 89 57 losing in the sixth Dewolf's learn it on the practice Me 11 4 2 7 7 49 24 ly if exhibition games brought in 8 to 10 53 Robinson 56 Mike Kmech Moose Jaw 8 0 2 59 18 victory came iti the Dogwood p.m. Collins 60 Don This is one of the things that added revenue and if their in- 54 Fails Finn 7 10 1 17 15 secondary 55 61 Nat Dye Ron Lancaster has to learn too Saskatoon 6 15 0 83 12 come took a Vaughan New Music 56 Koes 64 Mike Volcan and he knows I Prince Albert 1 3 Play continues today for a share Skating it just as Were Convinced Mosca 65 Deese In NATIONAL 13 of in 60 Toby Qualifying We get along very There Nelson Montreal 1 Detroit 3 Somewhere the a 61 Jones 66 Roger has never been any second New York 5 Boston 3 along 62 67 Jack Lamb Veteran 1 2 convinced guessing between Toronto Chicago fast talker Riders that 64 70 W. Smith Freddie Haas and Jon AMERICAN we both want to play but I know they could get along quite nicely 65 Craham 71 Steve Bendiak six-un-der-- 3 Gustin came in late with par Providence 5 Quebec that neither one of us sits on the with a round figure that 66 Jelacic 73 Jim tied for JUNIOR and the lead bench and have done Winnipeg Monarchs 6 St. Boniface S somehow appealed to the Sas- BOULTON MOTORS 70 Simpson 74 Jim Toon in the round of the Mo a Brandon 9 opening something else if I'd been Winnipeg katchewan 71 Smale 75 Vie Chapman bile tournament SASKATCHEWAN JUNIOR to Bruce Juneau open golf Thurs 9 Melville 5 Only opposition the 73 77 Curry day We both work for the team and Flon 3 Saskatoon 6 which was staunchly supported FORT ST.
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