night i was MeKay
Parker.

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awn only when Parker scor-
coed singles: in the firgi two onda,
‘he’ Mangan foursome went on

“to pullout in front with a thre
“énder dn the third and wer
never. headed. after that.

“pulllfied on double taketoute hy

" third: Heviry Lindquist and Man

 

seore | thrve for a tle.
Playing with

Eider lead.

« Playing on the Parker rink
Were: Warren: Peterson, | third: |. _ Remembor When —
Dave “McDougall - second; end S. The Canadian. Prous

George Ns lend.
’ The Parker foursome were. An
trouble sdmost. from the begin-
ing and only some. “Umelv
hooting’ by Parker himeclf kept
the team in contention, © -
AT Manson’ gtoum were sure of
wlaning atrophy: either. way
-yesterday, even if -they foiled to
Win, the: Rupert Motors traphy
they vsti would: have won the

Esquire: Grand - Aggregate, ay

“AS It-was, the Peter Bell rink
of “Bel (skip), Ken > MeLean ||
tthird), Bob Duncan (second);
and: Alistair Dulfas: Ces ud) were
winners of the-grall,

A new trophy thig- your, ‘the; Carol Heiss. said today she ts, in.

‘grail ‘wis for the team having
the best ~ wine loss percentage
without, winning a trophy in

 

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~ his'awn two rocks with) which to

‘first-year xkip
ftangon besides Lindquist. were
halo: Vangan second and: Gordon

a Rupert Mo tors | troph y
3 _ goes to 4

a wo “By. oMEV, WELLS |
7 ‘The AL Manson rink came out on top yesterday

‘Afternoon, to win the Rupert, Motors trophy in the

Hnal competition of. men’s cur lin 1B for the season,
‘Hiey displayed form: that ear. , Her
ed: hom through one com poll.
a into two
* lather play-offs downing: ‘the Ted

Aanson rink:

He re ret

over Whatman nnd Mitehol over
Gomes,
Advancing Ks) the somla Miteh-

ind Parker against MeKay,

‘Noth were close games with
‘Parker pulling away tn the jat-
ler part of the: game. - Manson
was up on Mitchell all the was
with Mitehell pulllng. to within

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The -Irish«bred Azuear won.
ptirad of $108,000 In the Santa
Anita bandieap 24 years ago to-

purse ever won. .on-a racetrack,
The -14j-mile. feature for. three-
{year-olds ‘and over was. worth
$97,900 last, year,;when the win-
ner was Ade Four“yenr- old Round
Table.

‘Carol defends
skating title

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In tha United Hingdoms

ENGL AME DEAGUE
Dividion of
Mem inghatn a, Mverton
Bleekburn 1, Wont Hein 2
Noackpool 1, Notts" 0
Bolton 3, Preston 1
cineisea ob. Murniley. 9
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Clyde 2, Motherwell 08 ..
Dundee 4, St. Mirren 6°:
Dunfermline 4, Queen ‘of 5 a
Filkirk 6, Aberdeen 1
Hearts 2 altho}.
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Rangers 3, Stinting Go”
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“ROME, Pn A, record number: of |
4 countries. have entered .the;
soccer. tournament of. the: 1960!
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VANCOUVER British Col- i
umbia's -Tugby stalwarts
here Sanday night. for a; month- |
long tour of Japan.
The 2-man lean, the cream |
of the Weat Coast's rugger play-
ers, left: Vanceuver International
Airport at 10 pan. MST aboard a
Canadian Pacific nitiiner for
Tokyo,

The eight-game series will be
the first appearance of a Cana-
dion rugby squad tn Japan
alnce 1992.

At that ume, 18 B.C, prnirte

, Wins in seven starts,

The trip is arranged by the
WC. Rugby Union and the Jnp-
ANEKE,

The Wwam received a rousing
sendont from some 200 persons
kuthered at tho alrport to wish
the players bon voyage.
AVERAGE 200 LES,

Tho team's serum line will ave
erage a hefty 200 pounds tn
welyht and ao baekflold averng~
ing about 160.

Gerry MeQGavin, wt a0 pounds.)

 

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“leave o on four-week tour

left

- Bangor. O, GHentoran Qo ;
Cliftonvine ve: Coternine ppd,
Derry City: 0, Ards’ 0 .
~ Crusaders 2, Glonavon: 3. -
2 Linfield 3 a

  

Rewults :
of nodaer  myatohan - phiyod aturdny

Ahebe
‘bot last year,

-p thet season-—and,
- unquenchied, also picked up his

 

 

  

“this won ’t be Ted I

most satisfying, -
When Detrdft Red Wings sent

| the battered Ifttle left winger to

Shicago Black: Hawks -two  sca-
iors ago he acemed tated to play
out his NHL string with a dant
place clith,

But with only 11: kamen leftein
che” sghedule neither “the °33-
yenr=old Lindsay nor the Hawks
hear. the frintest resemblance to
discouraged counterparts

SCORES THREE GOALS
The ‘highiest-seoring Jeft wing

dn NHL history got himself three

oals Bundy might a4. Chicago
trounced. the visiting Toronto’
Maple Leafs 5-1.° They were: hi

7 fth, 19th and 20th goals ‘this
aensom, 0

Saturday, though Detroit Nek-

Le ped them 5-2, Lindsay's. line got
‘both - ‘Chicago gouls and he as-

His
the

sisted. on one- Sist. aasist

old | -f2rc

140th: and: 160th mintues “in ‘tho
penalty box, where he teign SAU
preme, :

, ‘Saturday ‘Dickle Moore ‘Cor
Jected his 32nd goal and four
‘ausists ‘as’ Montreal .Canadiens
walloped Boston Gruins 6-0 for
Jacques | Plante’s ninth shut-
out ,

But Sunday Canadiens tray-
elled to New York and.took a
5-L licking ‘from the Rangers,
Whose 1-1. draw © with Maple
Leafs’ in Toronto: ‘Saturday |
slopped: a losing streak at six
games,

BRUINS: WHIP DETROIT
Boston : too, was. a different:

j team Sunday, taking Red Wines

4-1 on their. home
solidate. thetr . hald

ice to con-!
on third:

-Sunday Lindsay scor ed in. the!
tirst period to’ give Chiengo a:
1-0 ‘lead though Leafs carried:
the. attack.” In the second: Boh
Pulford tied It for the Leafs but
early In the third Lindsay scored
again. Lorne -Fertuson added

 

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‘and Chris ‘Pollard, ate 225, are!
the biggest: men among the for-
wards.
Team captain is Buzz Moore, a
37-year-old - native Canndian
who. played his first internn-
tional against Australia in 1948.
“Norm Blake, 29°- year -- old
scrum-half, with international
exporience against “teams. from
England, Australia and others,
is vice-captain;
All except three of the play-
ers ure from. Vancopver, Ron
Burgess, Peter Clarke and. Pol-
lard are from Victoria, ,
Other players are Dr, Max
Howell, Dr. Tom Taylor, Dr.
Peter Grantham, Doug = Mulr,
Denny Veltch, Ossie Qjerdalon,
Chreg Bjarnason, Tom Christie,
George Sulnoas, Bruce McEnch-
teh, Bob Parry, Nell Henderson,
Ted Hunt, Bucky Ellison, Glen
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“ddie. Litvenber gor assisted on:
all three Lindsay gonls,
Saturday’ Tod- Sloan” “seared
both Chicago gonis-—his 23rd and:
24th this season,
But Detroit scored three times
: shorthanded. -
win gaolng awry. Detroit mone
came trom .Gord. Howe-—his 26th
—rookie Charlie. Burns, Nick
Mickoski, Alex Delvecchio and
rookie Len Lunde. - ‘
Right-winger .Marcet Bonin
scored twice. agninst-Boston for
Canadiens Saturday. Jean Beli-

 

 

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HOLLYWOOD uM ---A Sunset

Boulevard nizht club is adding a
“second = stripper to its show.
Candy Barr joins Pepper Mint.

BLACKWOOD ‘on

BRIDGE

By EASLEY BLACKWOOD

Even when you have a
suit, it sometimes needs to
ters

 

place, two points back - “Of Chi-:
jeago.

ae

indsay’s greatest National

Hockey League season, but it must surely he one of his

 

yer ‘added tivo. more; Moore
added a fifth, and Bernie Geot-
frion counted the #{xth.

Plante: played brilliantly for
his shutout, making 31 — saves,
and had help from Lady Luck
who frowned on the Bruin attack
all night:

Hard-~ -working Andy. Hebenton

hanged in two gos and goalie
Gump Worsley made 4h saves on
Canadiens Sunday, allowing only
Beliveau’s 29th goal of the nea
son.

Andy: Bathgate started New
York off in the first period, In
the second Hebenton and Harry
Howell raised it to 3-0. before
Beliveau scored and in the third
Hebeton scored again. - Camille
Henry rounded out. the scoring
with his 20th goal this soason,

eeereaimmmenerie ennai ma wren er Ht

Edmonton rink

itakes. schools -

curling title

CALGARY | OG Four young-

sters from Edmonton. gave Al-
berta its first: Canadian -high
school curling — championship
: Friday night.
A Ross Sheppard. High Schoo!
iYink “skipped ~ by 18-year-old
*Johnny Trout.won- the title. in
i the last match of the Dominion
‘finals: by defeating . New. Bruns-
wick 8-6.

‘The victory averted a five- “Way
i tie for first place and caused a
four-way deadlock. among Sas-
katchewan, Northern Ontario,
| Quebec and Ontario - for second
' spot.

Final standings had Prince
Edward Island behind the lead-
ers with six wins in 19 games.
Manitoba -and. New - Brunswick
had four wins each. Nova Sco-

 

 

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‘tia had three and Newfound- lhard one to take. It snapved his!
land and British Columbia were;

tied for Jast place: with: ‘one. wvic~ 4

| Weekend fic ghts |. |

(tory. each. ore

 

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HOCKEY. SCORES
.. SATURDAY.
. Western. League |
Seattle. 3,-Spokane 4
Vancouver 0, Victoria 2
.{ Calgary 8, New West. 5:
Winnipeg 3, Edmonton 4
(overtime) |
Okanagan Senior
Penticton 2, Kelowna 3 (over-
time) Kelowna leads best-of-:
seven semi-final 3-0.

x

Rossland 6. Nelson 3
SUNDAY
Western League
New Westminster 5, Seettia 6.

 

 
   

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‘Lindsay scores thr
ae Habs have crazy
| mixed-up weekend

By The Canadian Press

‘at about the

 

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Wilf Greaves ‘drops decision | |
to Fullmer in terrific scrap.

NEW. YORK (CP)—Two slashin. x Canadian fighters’from the West and
the fast put up tremendous 10-round battles Friday night against the favored

Fullmer brothers—Utah’s
wasn't victory for Wilfie

their prestige.

‘Greaves, the handsome. blonde

mauler from Edmonton, dropped
a close decision in the televised
main bout to Gene Fallener, for-
mer middleweight champion of
the world and one of the tough-
ast body pune hers in the bust-
Ness,
, Hayden, a ‘sharp. counter-
punching lightweight frém New
Glasgow, SLS., now living in
Westyille, battled to -a crowd-
Neaging draw with the former
champion’s younger and srnailer
brother, Jay, who ‘also. Iikes bo
tear the hody apart.

CANADIANS CHEERED

The crowd of .2,500 paying
about. $5.506 cheered for the un-
derdog Canadians in this first
‘ boxing card of the new turnover
;at Madison .Square’ Garden
where Ned Irish now is prei-
dent and Harry Markson, vet-

eran of-the old Mike Jacobs days,

is general managér of boxing. .

In the Greaves bout, one Judge
voted for a. draw. Judge . Nick
Gamboli called it even in rounds
and. points. . But the mafority
Dicked Gene. Referee. Harry Kes-
sler scored it 5-4-1 for the ex-

champion and judge Jack Gor-i
The AP!

don say it.6-4 for Gene.
scoreboard picked Pullmer 6-4,

GREAVES PRESSED FIGHT

- Greaves, in- ‘esing. for the sec-.

ond time to Gene but by a much

closer margin, pressed the fight,

all the way against the 12-to-4
farovite. Using his good left jab
and hook, he piled up points in|

the early. rounds “but the. right-/

hand bombs that Fullmer’ kept |
landing to the body took its toll ;
sixth round, and?
that was the turning point.
HARD TO TARE...
For Greaves the. loss was a)

jong winning: streak at 13... The,

 

Ho} ly wood, Calif. A. Felix

-¢Pelon) Cervantes, 12515, Mexi-

‘eal,

‘Peacock, 1233

uel

“Rodriguez, 145%, Cuba, -
.stopped Joe Micelli, 14415, New

Calif. outpointed Billy
, Los Angeles, 16.

Havana. “Cuba w—Luis Man-

: York, 5.

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leads best-of-seven semi- ;
final 2-1. |
Western International .

‘NHL Stan

 

be “protected.” Mr, Mas-| |
hada tricky little problem to cope with in today’s

deal, but of course he solved it handily.

Mr. Champion opened the king
of hearts and, atter a look at the
duniuny, shifted to the queen of
spades. Meo Masters had cased
the hand quickly, With out hesf-
tation he phiyed ao stnall spade,
permitting the queen oto win.
This Mine play was the key to
the hand,

MeoMr Champion continued
hearts, dummy bad a tramp left
to take eare of the Chird round.
His decision was to lend another
spade and Mr. Masters won {nn
his band, cleared the sult and
then ran che clubs. He diseard-
cd three hearts on the last three
elubs und made Cve-add,

This is the kind

of a hand that Mr.

Musay might piteh

an the table with

6 the offer to con.

ca} cede a spade und

N two hearts. But ag
you see, It's not
quite that sliple.

‘Lot's sees wha
would happen if
Mr. Masters took

Mr. Mantory tne tirst spate,

Ne could take his second high
apade and (hen start on the
clubs, hoping Ghat the defender
with the high trump held at
least three clubs. Tt this wore
Wie case, he could drop one hea
On the (aird club and another of
the fourth club while somebody
traimnped,

Bul dn thts hand Mr, Cham-
plon would cutf the Uviedt round
wf clibs and cash two hearts (o

South dealer

Hoth sides vulnerable
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defvat the contract.

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Cant

to lose ono trump trick no niat-
ter how the adverse spades were
divided. Why not lose it at
once? In fact he knew it was
absolutely necessary to fase the
spade while (here wax a tramp
on the bourd to stop the heart
uit.

Mis chie€ aduilrer, Mr.
wia kibilaing the hand,
avercaine Wit awe "What a
play,” be matd) “How can you
make a play like thaq so Casto”

“Ws Merely pentus.” replied
Mr. Masters atyly,

Now,
Ho was

 

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Mr, Masters realized: he had!

 

Manila iP— Al Asuncio, 112,

Philippines, outpointed Dommy

'Ursua, 118,. Philippines, 12.
Osaka, Japan iM—Jiro Sawada,
147, Japan, outpointed Teruo

Kamloops 3, Vernon 4 (Vernon. :Muraoka, 144, Japan. 10.

 

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‘ Montreal 38 32 14 '2 204 122 7
iCnicago .... 59 34 22 13 170 169 EL
, Boston 59 25 26 8 169 182 58,
New York .. 58 22 25 12 [GI i72 55°
Detralt 57 22 29 6 13% 167 350:
Toranto 57 19 38 10 [40 166 43°

bully boys of the ring—and though the outcome
Greaves ‘and Jackie Hayden, there was no logs to

 

ast tine the two ‘Jolters tone gat,
was in Sst Lake. City in Sane.
wary, 1997. Greaves, then. undert
the reins of the late Jake Mintz,) ally with his hook”
was 4 . comparative ty green} Greaves agreed. “I am more
youngster thrown im with the! mature, "he said. “Ll thought 1
middleweight champion a lew won this time but he has a tough
weeks after Puller had won the! atyte 1 worked on my fab in the
srown trom Sugar Ray. Fulimer$ gyrn. and then forgot. te URE it
puneticd Out an Cnsy dactsionr:. after the itth ‘round. ye
The win wes Fulleer’s ninth} os
straight since the might in May: Matchmaker Jack Basrett
hopes to tse Greaves with Joey

957, when Robinson's lef, heox:
knocked him cold and stripped{Glambra. 2 stylish boner, eh
sore future date. :

hivn of his briefly held title.
SPECIAL

the age of 27, Fullrner has hed}
3 pro fights. His record is 49-4!
Boys: Corduroy
Pants —

mere mature than. when 1.
fought him the fase time,” said:
Gene. “He hits harder, expeci- |

AG}

 

 

"RAISED GREAVES

Fullmer had nothing but
praise for his Edmonton op-
“ponent,

“Greaves is _stronger and |

 

 

 

 

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type~an importance link in the
mechanization of paper work,
using common language tape.

 
    
 
  
  
 
  
  
 
  

 
  
  

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