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Leach and G 4 with the arearc BillBm 1 3 r v and . t late arrarrival from Calgary Mort supporters greater Goodrick I ate arral I Ij I al r 11 I Van and Dave Adams Mr was assured th I the c 1- I r formerormer Bronks making an total olof finIn forwarding us a permit to thet local t S- 0 six from Calgary and hold n carnival InJnIn- will commence their organization i t three fromI. a etc u f- rJ i t Winnipeg I Title H the province of Manitoba the local work l Immediatelydla SHItO AMP With Vancouver this There are stillsUII a few weak To a Red Cross commissioner had this The ttotaltal of v mic cooloncool on be with its standards son S season raised the necessary guarguar- spots to be repaired but from the to say lastlast by b U tt l f d help results anteeJtfee and entered to fill the way some of the local material lsIs is Indeed an Inspiration us the RedRedCrossRed Cross and Mr hadh alreadyady been pupus It to no Into spotlipot vacated by Calgary Bronks shaping up these will be taken care to knowv that we have the interestInter stst- that the make IiIi- seated su or i talks by the competent guidguldguid- of in due time said Kabat and support-of the curling fra- ased 1 ragging and I Backed fra reached open ance and whip-cracking of Coach The balance of the team be ternity of andan that made up from pick 1 appeal con test cof under way-Tt GregGr g Kabat former Blue Bomber the playersolof your organization hashns again seen v Mr Vancouver's Big league said day I coach and keyke player and Inspired from Four fit to undertake the raising of drive Is a by- Although i nothing I of prairie to I Red CrossCr ss is an Isa by definite f byb Importation several fundsfunds' all those participating in are responding with Local Talent Indication that fight for free- beenseen said It stars Grizzlies ocal the free olof urlingcurling and lit Is my privilege to- In training Kabat Is damdom will continue until victory is tot the InfantrytrY Training r. enthusiasm Most likely prospects among chairman to app Winnipeg to r r confident that by building the team won OhOn behalf of theth ManitobaM scheduled ocallocal talent to catch permanent club m p I will de- division olof the Red Cross I would her t r around the Imports he dede- Include to orlor our positions a newcomerr time andanc 1 i velop something that will open like to express our deep apprecia-cla our ththe novice tour Canadian rugby Moon Cameron tion and-thanks very kind your loyal cooperationco-operationn as jrIlamam ment Algonquin Regiment the eyes of the eastern teams sun by our joint th R I trainer for Vancouver assistance and support surl efforts that we s's-l The Grizzlies will be all set for box lacrosse m can meeting with Ith s teamtea Mr e w h 1 explained this the taking while their Sept 13 debut here against Cameron Is a prospect tt at vl a duty to 1 halfback length the multiple tasks dudUT R CJ Regina wh i and doclo We GREG KABAT Joe KeKeyeses a rugby veteran who ties confronting the Canadian RedRed- Winners wereere L Prud Coach of the Winnipeg squad In tips scales pounds have an objective-and we have the over In the at about Cross l du BoisBols W 1934 when it lost to Regina the Iss- war vim sbeingb groomed for snap Stan dis- Stevens Kirkland Lake I Edmonton Race Western Canada final and three Bill Lumsden of od dis our trackfrack thre Laycock and Dave Bone both job pounds Chitwood sCc of a place on played aIl plan II of W J times winner the the arc shaping fora wasas chairman gary over te C. Likely To Stay Open Kabat EE. C fAll n No team upp welwell for while JayBay te RJ EDMONTON Sept 4 The halfhair will have as his assistanta coach 0 DI I Jonesones and Bob Ellison together will Cochrane mile race at Edmonton's E- I track Ex Jimmy Gilkes well-knownwell known CalgarCalgary adddd overoyer pounds to thethc line Winnipeg xt Grounds Is likely to be athlete and former BronBroni backback- Garnie Smith one of the lightest The gar Cochrane over t available for six days of racing asa From Press Box jar S fielder ace GilksGilk's will handle the Grizzlies at pounds Is slated for Gregg- usual when the city holds its 1942 Gregg WinnipegWinnipeg- poundsI hold backfield as well as hold down aa- safety position and makes up for RRR. JohnstoneJohnst n J summer it was learned spot at right halfback ila lack of size with speed and ATC heavyweight todartoday e-st J Rated as one of BronksBronks' bestest lassyclassy footwork Johnny Kovacs w with a nnoverover EE. ChaCha- This would mean the track ad Whole 1 products Gilkes Is on the small supplies poundsp flying wing Sh r ux judged one of the half-mile as j finest side but has offset this by his lIndnd Jack Horne will guard the Impromptu games an kin ovals on North American conCOli In i thethc exceptional speed and tricky run- with be in use despite the run backfield pounds I bothoth Indoor and out marked1 ning Kabat who claims a shortage In In U.S.
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