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Portland Press Herald from Portland, Maine • 36

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iij i Jumping the clinic wCl conttous thnmgh Sunday-: evening with evening 'classes M'bonducted at 8teMieniHigh yBcbodL Kldne were delayed by car trouble and -ft-fcopldinot any demon- 4 strations as expected Saturday 2 -afternoon will fteaeh the- Maine --'v skiers1 and offtclslsrie proper method of Tunning downhill -slalomjcross-country-ind Jump-? -v hw events iMeM baillnMainrhefeiafteynpo 'MiStymledjt'ecaiuse tT 'boitjiorar bitUfpii'ttie peeek-lonjnorjlguiat lon4 tot Baltimore toeTclub' Owners jUUkely? toV get! jp Jf If i- 4 i CORRUGATED BOXES 1HS0S MADS CP STOCK AN Ys QUANTITY MANY SIZES MAINE iPAPERv PRODUCTS WCOMPANYl ill' CMnmmlml 849 Pwllseg iWcSM Mlk l' Ml 1 TnI SvrriflraliMM -4ptohneil0r'be! putxxbseofln-structing to the accepfed methods of vrace meets and and fouttog ClprofRumfordconducted todhssHebuntry PREPARE FOR'COLDWEATHER 1 WM I Vi ft REPAIRpRREMODEIiYpyRHETINGPlANT Wl- -V- (nf' mS 'MM s' vv-K land i Indians and thi Cincinnati Reds and Brooklyn 'Dodgerg Various combinations iOf player names 'have been bandied about as the magnates stalk arpemd the hotel lobbies and cocktail bars or gather to smoke-f illedl room From thistltihaa been learned who they are most likely to trade but not necessarily for jwhonLrV-Yankee IwMo i' The Yankees have some-very good reserve men from vhat Manager Casey Stengel calls best bench in baseball and have been trying to Interest both the Sen rT'lht' past the Minor Leagues forih a drellmtoary battleground for -t ipsfring and- although there: Is touch talk- there- la 'usually 'little action Nov together ofnclally'for vvthi last time until theyr meet in VHMtner probably win get-down to business vf? As It to to do business with other were the New York Olantc -r and Pittsburgh Pirates" the New rl Vork 'Yankees -and Washington Senatmyrpossibly i the Detroit Tigers Joining i the Yankr' and tJk 4 fa rfvp is- sMtCXAlXkiAIK-COXblT10NlNQl FURNACE gratesfor-allIfurnaces Smoki Plp-Pmptri fwnn Terw lltlnp- Hemldlfttn tSfiSBIt Gnir: Ilsveyeer femace' cleseed fsr efneiceteperaUse -sad 'save ea fselfs skllngtlmihgsiuetylfphysleal ltnessCand duties of: officials be-forO'i groupsrepresenUngWest-' brook: Junior College-Farmington Andover Edward irUttleHlgh School Portland High School: the Colbyis College Outlnr Club the University of Maine and the Colby CoUege Ski teams Stephens High School Oould Acmdcmy members of the Ski the Maine Ski Council and the Chisholm Ski and Outing Club: who JolntsponsorsPf the jGeorge-: MaeomberFHattonal downhill -champion and member otj thef USQlymplCiteami- and JamesKlelne chairman the Downhill and Slalom: Committee oftthe USEASA are scheduled to conduct the clinic Sundayt-f ty' l- Vl -T a By Sundsy Telegrsm Photographer Brldson THE tY IS Once shooting Some top 'court 'clubs at opposition around thestate'iheYMCA Intends to yo after court honors' gain thls yeSrwdth a vengeance As the llrst move lt has grabbed' former star to semi-pro ranks Bob Bpear'UeftUaod got him to agree to coach the squad which will be ln thr revived Oity Leagued of whlbn Dick Doyle -is Msroon (rlght) head of the lre to put the In the limelight: to basketball Ups his hat and hands Bob the leather sphere as symbol of his taking over-while (left to right to center) Cliff Blake ex-New-England League batting champ and BlU Wlggtoton athletic directors look on approvingly 4 Herman IVehmeler or even vet p-sTs ll1- '1 'I' isr is SquavYlif-SGUGwli-Squawk act it J9ma yw etors and -Tigers ln-outflelder to a toee-corneteddeaC jony Llndell1 second baseman i Oeorge stirnwelss third baseman Billy and i oneof their host" of fair catchers? probably Ralph Houk or Connie Nlarhos In the Yankees want pitcher Ray Scarborough of Washington as who doesn't wand might take -achince on consistently disappointing $52000 bonus player Dick iWakefleld of: the Tigers a guy wh'o has a 'mllllon-dollar potential and a 25-cent The Giants who may have given' up trying to pry shortstop Alvin Dark: from the Braves' now were concentrating on a deal with the Pirates: In which shortstop Buddy -Kerr would go to Pitts-! burgh for shortstop Stin: Rojek Wliisrd Marshall Giant Outfielder and WsllyfWestlske Plrate out-fielder also were on the blocks The i Dodgers -have-been trying for a monihiagetJi jpitcherfrom Cincinnati and with the proper offer might pick-up Howie Fog omen S' r1 i 1 4 'f i V' vri Dorothy Hamlin Dorothy IlAmllit By J4fi' not that maybe aj! hard hltUng outfielder like Oene HenngnskL May Change Roles However boss BilT DeWlttr says that he has a club with fmt division prospects and wants players to return good ones especially pitchers Cleveland might be best able to help to this respect since Steve uromi romek Ear ly Wynn and The Wanakga Riding Club of Westbrook: Junior College has Just formed a new Executive Board to worbwlth the officers on club activities Members yiectedl werelnlfifed Slmonds Weston Vt Constance Staub drono AUdrcy jyr isisellingfopieEieapl "i Afield Sr 4-Jv V'--1 i Gene Bearden all-good hands who had disappointing seasons could be trade material Ip Addition to the deals chatter1 the dubs will hold executive sessions to discuss rule changes vote on amendments to the Major-Minor League agreement and rehash the restrictions bn players paid 1 fancy bonuses for signing contract' The Miner Leagues voted down a proposal repeal the bonus nile wt their meetings and the measure will remain to effect at least Until the Minor League sessions nest year whep another effort will be mustered The "vote was 22 to 28 for repeal but according to the constitution of the rter ixi Minors a three-quarters majority Whiting 8prlngfield and Three new equistrlennes were welcomed at thrmeeting They axe Lola Haversteiq Old Green-lch Conn: prisdlla McIntosh Nashua and Janet WtanuSally TVtondwiU be to chargepf the sleigh ride for mem? bers atthe next activity which will be held Jan lr The college lassies are looklng well to' the: future with plans for the alnter' camlval the big af-falrnr Set for Peb IT IS and 19 the riders will hold forth on'Feb 18 with a day atthe sta- Vhr WfSJ VWt -1 fi 1 tyjhleA Maty Louise Knight and Con' stand Staub are to charge of the Stout of 48 to Necessary to wipe out the measure i i which' sleigh xtdee anda noon cook-out day whlcb' wlll Include riding idee an at -thettor fireplace The JVVestbrook High School hoopstorettes have already chalked Up two wlns with games tb go In thehrwlnter schedule Coached by Jesjn Mlller the sextet opened their- Season defeating Cathedral ST to l9 and Scarborough 34 to 13 The Jayvees will play the same games- -I -Tbs Mjfwdttlc IndwlM: iN 13 Can ninkftkb)l il Windham Jan SVat South portianil id Ocarina 13 nt Searboroush ll at Casa Xlhiahath S3 af Sanford IT fyorHis 31 Opn Pva' 3 Wf is 'feputh Pmiina IS at Cathedral OpvMueli it Oat Christine Briggs fabovewho to oaptolnaf the South- Port- land girls basketball team for this year-The Capers wilt open the season agalnst the YWCA Dee IT N- -'s-cF ijlRiCEDPTYR Contents en wlew merely ta lug vn thr sale ml ANbfEXCURSfbNfSPEClALSI ADDINGlMXpHINESpSg PO RTAB LEITYP EWR ITERS s' -J -tx METAANDIwOOD DESKS lassies In theplsyroup and 50 freshmen- The Cathedral High Schooft basketeerfopened their- season' with pre-season scrimmage against Wajmflete The sextet bowed id Westbrook High 8chool to theHuneiof 37 to 19 Games rematolngontheir i schedule-werc snnotmeed by Coach Dorothy Wolfe and' include Dab 'Is- aCSoarhorouah vSan si fhl-Math Janets at iiith JParUand rah 4 More than 130 hopeflito are tumlngout regularly for practices-at Deering Hlgh Coach Lucy Placentlnt has 20 advanced players who will make up the varslty-and Jayvee team? 80 -v £'- How that the court season to here why: not -let us near from your schooLTleports of schedules and tames ipll be welcomed and for- 'your convenience there ere basketball score sheets available Just dtop a line and they will be sent to yoL' Season' Gate The American association's 1949 gate was 2110-827 St Paid was first with JSl-911 for an all-time St Paul record MISCELUVNEOUSlASSORTEDM Ji MttttOGCtoH5)STENaiSflNk-'PAiER5UPPtIESJS BEAUTIFUL iTOPl QUALITY! 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