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By PAUL WESTBROOK last game of a semi-final playolt

> rp canpant avente al ccepaeteay ate ett tad, [in Montreal 18 years 260 tonight,

LONDON (CP)—Two recent events underline the sorry state of Kinglish |jiging the series five games to
soccer, A few days after bankrupt Accrington Stanley ceased operations, West one. The result is ee league

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| Ham pought inside forward Johnny Byrne from Crystal Palace, The Hammer's |piayoffs. Canadiens, who went
paid Palace £65,000 for their new player, about the amount of Accrington’s debts, |o7 to win the Stanley Cup,
These are the two extremes _— — scored 38 goals ds rate ° cea

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The Accringtons struggle for The cause of death is plain. They want the Third and neriod. .
survival against overwhelming | There are too many clubs vying Fourth Divisions, plus the strag-
financial odds while the West | for too few customers. The resi- |glers in the Second, to be formed
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fer fees to buy success. Both! take a bus trip into Burnley or | would reduce travelling expen- |] yoda ‘Numbers: r
are bound together by the Foot-|Blackburn to watch First Divi- |ses, the main headache for the gays * 55 A
ball League. sion soccer at the samme prices. | treasurer of a small team. Numbers brawn: i
Accrington’s death was na-| Experts believe that fairly| Those Iefl, the richest and 7 18 37 53 69 é
tionally mourned although hard-| soon several other clubs will be }most talented clubs in the coun- 14 16 40 47 = 68 e
ly unexpected. The little Lan-|«doing an Accrington.” Exeter |try, would then be free of soc- 6 27 41 56 63
cashire team was one of the|city admits to debts totalling cer’s “millstones.” Go - ahead 9 23 33 58 61
founders of the league in 1888.) ¢46,000. Torquay, Gillingham |measures, such as stadium re- 5 26 42 50 71
While its co-founders went On| and Doncaster are losing fans |construction, could not be ve- 11 19 31 60 62
to ren. ean Accrington never] ang money every week. : {toed in council nectings by 13 28 «= 336 a0
really got going. . tha oe ting | their poverty-stricken compan 21 43
IL collapsed first in 1893, then The cominittee that runs the ions. oI 394

league’s affairs recently added
to its unpopularity by announe- Meanwhile the corrugated iron
ing a proposal to extend its 92- | stands and the grassless pitch
elub membership by eight next |that were once the homie of Ac-
season. The league should cut}ecrington Stanley remain as an

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a an his ad sponsored by

Worsley slides from his net to grab the puck but gets his stick I its Sit ae Peanse vaminder aay McRae Motors
pinned by Toronto Maple Leafs Len (Red) Kelly lan Ranger de- | . jdowe a siae, ue increase, empty reminder that changes Oldsmobile—Chev—Corvair
‘fenceman Doug Harvey (2) ig in on the play. Second place Leafs | apanese a fe up Racing amend ment pow ed the exper's: jhave to be made. TT en
took a 1-0 lead in the best-of-seven National Hockey League | To pean ere nti cen

Stanley Cup semi-final series by downing the fourth-place | | EDMONTON @ — Provincial
Patrick said

Ranges 2 ee fishing for pleasure Spearday va bin that would Boxer dies

reappeared in 1919 with the
“Stanley” suffix. It ended its
days at the bottom of the Fourth
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Last Ni ht’ Fi ht ‘establish a provincial racing
as Ig s Fights . -commission to control all forms it b t |
B.C. Land Surveyor Salt Lake City (M—Jerry Sims, TOKYO (Reuters) — The Japanese, who for cen-'of horse racing in the province ad er Ou |
R. J, REYNOLDS 203. West Jordan. Utah, out-/tyries have fishe sayvive ar ming | 7148 Iwill be amended to provide for . 4
95 Besner Block |nointed Clifford Grey, 198, San turies has e fished to survive, are turning in millions Mie giebt of appeal. BANGKOK 1m — A protess.
3ox 284 Phone 2082 |; Diego (8). ‘Ito angling for pleasure. Commercial fishing is still big __ oo . sional boxer died 19 bows & ter
ne _ . " : Meas : : dyeing Knocked ine an ex-
BRANCH OFFICE Miami, Fla. —Harry Tetlow business for Japan, which has fishing fleets ranging! Sponsors team hibition fight, police said Wed- |

Box 1438 Terrace 154, Miami Beach, outpointed | from the Arctic to the Antarctic and from the Atlantic! jerowNna @ -— Branch 26 of nesday.

‘y wi 4 P ano acitic : ee oi “hte Sa-Ngiam did nol regain con- | .
nd Fin. (8). 148, Pompano} to the Pacific. thousands of mountain streams, | the Royal Canadian Legion here | sejousness after the bout this Hearty in body,

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PECIAL GEN ERAL MEETING lof ft have developed a new type of bobbing boats. ‘The branch will continue to lice did not say how the fatal|
Today, there are about 8,000,-; Weekly and monthly magazines} ..c.5
sands have adopted the sport.) produced a midget angling aidi =
lrocky coastline, wade through’ sound waves through the water |g
Lc nc olution. Sox pitchers es “selon. ehoats

But the country’s new-found! stand on the edges of lakes and|has agreed to sponsor a baseball, week. Feet and elbows can bey
oe of fisherman -- the angler and’ In. their trait, they have! sponsor a little league ball team.: blow was delivered.
= PRINCE RUPERT FISHERMEN'S oo Co

4 : 000 anglers in Japan. ‘for the angler have come out
Friday, March 30, 1962 - 7 p.m. one considered the pastime of;in the form of a transistorized!: '
Main Lounge, Civic Centre |
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prosperity and consequent lel-) perch precariously on the sides!team in the newly-formed Jeague.|used in boxing in Thailand. Po-!}
eee lprought flourishing businesses.’ ----
CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION | Young people by the thou-| An_ electrical company has | |

elderly folk, and line Japan’s|fish finder, which sends out |

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use mirrors “where to fish.
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TONIGHT and SAT. { . { | iup and are being used to re-|
‘stock lakes and rivers.

Gates 7:15 | 0 Improve 5 y e ' Newspapers, radio and tere-| _ oe oe

SARASOTA, Fla. im Chicago, Vision help the angler to choose; CREW TESTS BOAT — The” — SS

SHOW 8:00 p.m. White Sox pitchers are doing it the best places for his weekend's) Oxford University boat race

with mirrors these days. They | fishing by publishing and an-" crew tried out their new Ital-

‘are throwing off a regulation : nouncing weather conditions and jan built “torpedo” style boat |

baseball mound at a mirror, 30 special lips for fishermen. for the first time on the River |

‘feet. three inches away- -half, an Thames at Wallingford, Berk- '

«|. the standard pitching distance. | 5 shire, England, recently. The
| The mirror is three fect wide ' Coach withdraws

annual boat race between Ox-

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SUNDAY BENEDFDEP SHOW a crank for tilting it. from playoffs April 7 this year. ty * Va a 2

“HOW TO MARRY A MILLIONAIRE’ | © ~The idea is for the pitchers OTTAWA ‘@-—Milt Shaffer, cf ‘ :

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Marilyn Monroe — Betty Grable  — Lauren Bacall ‘to watch {hemselves while they president of the Ottawa Shaf-
' . Technicolor — Cinemascope pitch,” Danny Litwhiler, base- pers basketball club today with-

‘Gates Open 7:15 Show Starts 8:00 p.m, ball coach at Florida State Uni- drew his team from the Eastern | Shuttle players

/ versity, said Weduesday. The Wanada semi-finals protesting |

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mirror is his idea. what he called “ridiculous resi- win two events \
“The thine aawned on me dency rules.”

after listening to ‘Ted Willuuns'  Shatfers took the first game Have a Mode! for very Size Boat

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HLitwhiler said. 77296 here last Saturday. | prince Rupert badminton play- Model 3-53 — 96 BHP The New G.M.
| His biggest problem wits tol The game was delayed 25 min- fers won two events in B flight " 4-53 —- 120 BHP REDFORD DIESEL
SR plumbia Pictured presents fine Blass Lo aT ies ees ey shatters prowess wat action at the Fourtecnth Annual ACYL 55 HP
a Rober, Dolores Carolun Tranide TF Erle . /mile-an-bour pl cches, Ldtwhilery Pus ies’ Jan veynolds, a ; Or- |North - Central British Cohun- 6V-53 — 181 BHP —
r W éiteR- HART - JONES AvALO KuVACS conic Hphoned the United Stites mis: mer Shaffers player, was inel-|pia Badminton Championships 6 CYL, — 85 HP
" Oats tae “ [sile base al Cape Canaveral, Pia. igible because ot a Canadian |held in Prince George Mareh 24 PROVEN POWER
, a er, ; , and was informed of a nite} Amateur Basketball Assoctation |and 25. . LOW FUEL
raehurer who made window 5 for,rnte that states that a player |” Bul Arnold was winner of the SHORT — LIGHT CONSUMPTION
Lanissiles that would take a ure faust have taken up residence (yy flight men's singles wilh on ares
iA Ltear blash without shatter [by Nov, Poof the playing yet. tyjetory over Carl Kberza of Mil- COMPACT wi PRICED TO BEAT ALL
| rece at A ! pee - Her Bay while ised doubles ‘ NON-TURBO-CHARGED
ce ee wees | ‘ went to BHP Arnold vnd Dorolhy
MONDAY to WEDNESPAY — 7 p.m. - 9:05 Rateliff with straight set view f COST LESS TO BUY — DEPENDABLE — FARTS AIWAYS AVAILABLE
A LAUGH RIOT WITH | tories over Whitey Anderson ane | Backed by General Motors and Responsi2zte GM. Marine Distributors and Dcalors
| Al Gray of Prince George, Everywhere
PETER SELLERS as | A total of 18 local shuttie play: ENQUIRE ABO ES
NM « " ers attended this mect and more = : BOUT GMC GAS ENGIN
MR. TORPAZE CARRIES ON | than 100 players from all aver AGE | NEW! rom 6 Cyl. - 150 HP to 8 Cyl. - 252 HP.
ALK B.C, Look part. . ° ° LOW COST —~ STURDY CONSTRUCTION
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“DESIGN I ue — SoG ‘ ead “gonsidering that their Bop | “er
fight is on aw par with our A 5124 BYTOWN DIESEL S ES COW BAY
fight we feel our club annde ae boo. _ oo ecepee rants weno cnet in ee
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