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Wild NewUVM Coach Tie University of Vermont opened basketball practice for the 1965 66 season on Friday, Oct. IS and for the first time since 1940 a dlferenl person will be coaching the Catamounts. Arthur Loche, a 1961 jraduate of New York University replaced John (Fuzay) Evans this spring. Evans, who stepped down from all coaching, continues to teach in the department of physical education, Vermont posted a 7 13 record last winter. The Catamounts open the season at home against Dartmouth on Dec.

1. 09 QUEEN'S PURSE Michel Latif, Queen of the Fall Foliage Festival, presents' the Queen's silver platter to Mrs. L. Gavin whose four year old gelding Albobby won the special race at Green Mountain Park Friday. From left are court members Pat Beauregard and Pat Bradick, Queen Michel, Mrs.

Gavin, winning jockey Stephen Kisiclewski, court members Shirley Beshara and' Donna Humphreys and Mrs. Bozalind Muller, park hostess. (Green Mountain' Park) Major League Owners Meet To Pick New Baseball Czar ALIPOPU1AR SHOTGUN RIFLE I 1 IfSil BLUE STAMPS WEDNESDAY 9 i GRAND UNION 1 EMPIRE v. (No in imam Purchase AT DISCOUNT PRICES! H. 6REENBER6 SON, Inc.

321 Main St. Benninglon Dial 2 6325 U'A I I Necessary) lng to open with a briefing by Fetzer and Galbreuth on the full list of nominees. Allyn said he believed there were "about 15" candidates still on the list. No decision has been made as to what length at contract or what salary will be offered the new commissioner, Allyn said, and added "I would think that's something to be negotiated." even if it lakes five days," Chicago White Sox owner Arthur C. Allyn said.

"I think we have to pick commissioner now, and 1 think we can do it, 11 we just decide to stay until wa do." Rated as major candidates for the job war Lee MacPhall of the Baltimore Orioles, Amer lean League President Joe Cro nln, Paul Richards of the Houston Astros, and Judge Robert Cannon, legal counsel of the Players' Association. However, there was speculation tliat several other men also would be considered, and most owners expected today's meet Saratoga Entries CHICAGO (UPI) Major league' baseball owners were to meet today tor a third time to try to pick a new commissioner to succeed Ford Frick. Informed sources Indicated chances were about even that they would elect someone during the sessions, scheduled for two days and perhaps three. John Fetzer of the Detroit Tigers and John Galbreath of the Pittsburgh Pirates, ctwhairmen of the major league's Screening Committee to choose the commissioner, notified the owners to be ready to stay for the third day'; if necessary. hope we can pick one, COMING Watch The Papers! To Address Falls Group HOOGICK FALLS, N.Y.

Ap proalraairty ISO to too personx are expected to attend the annul St Mary's Alumni Communion breakfast Sunday, Oct. lng the 8:30 a.m. Haas In the Immaculate Conception Church Hall, according to estimate by William Gorman, ticket chairman. Principal speaker and attraction will be HilGoodnough, Goodwill Ambassador of the New York Mets baseball team who, in addition to bis nationally known speaking ability, possesses an excellent baseball and all sports background. Goodnough was a scoutandtry.

out school Instructor for the Old Boston Braves and served as their promotional director when the Braves moved lo Milwaukee In 1953. He free lanced from 1961 until July of 1964 when he joined the Mets promotional staff and since has traveled over 35100 miles and given nearly ZOO talks. During this time he has appeared in the Capital District on six occasions addressing sports, Little League and Vets organizations. i He Is a graduate of Bridge water Stato and Boston university from which he holds a Masters Degree in Education, Born In Bridgewater, Goodnough was a school teammate and life long friend of the late Immortal Mickey Cockrane. While at Wellesley, he coached Jack Sanford, former great Giants' pitcher Reservations close Oct.

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