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GORRBORG, Sweden (—Ingemar Johansson, European -
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-%' Negotiations for a title match with Ployd Patterson | are :
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¥ ‘Edwin Ahlquist, former manager and. now “advisor”
of. Johans ion, said the offer for the Valdes match came from:
’ George Raft, movie actor, who would Stage the. fight in
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Edmonton is four points ahead

tonight,
to

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They currently share
the spot with Victoria Cougars,
both seven points behind Seattle

WHL action Monday night saw
Calgary Stampeders down Win-

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Canucks, ‘Cowane seven, + points below

‘Wester n Hockey League action today may see the shuffling of coast team

standings, but. prairie standings: will remain the same.
two points

 

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the prairie. cellar, :

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while Winnipeg
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to Winnipeg
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| VICTORIA (CP)—
Lester Patrick, the “Sil-:
ver Fox” whose hockey
exploits -span ‘more. than
55 years, celebrates his
75th birthday today. .

“Nothing fancy ts planned,”
said Lester Monday night... “Just
me and my wife, Grace, and my
sister,

“My sons, Lynn and. Murray,
are busy back there in the East
squabbling over third place in
the NHL.”

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Lynn Patrick is general
manager of the _ National
Hockey League’s Boston

Bruins and brother Muzz holds

a similar job with New: York
Rangers.

“I expect it to be a‘nice, quiet
affair,” Lester anticipated.

Lester played in his first Stan-
ley Cup series at 20, with Bran-|
don against Ottawa Silver
Seven, After that he played on}
or managed 15 clubs in the same
series,

rookie Roy Ed-
Judged the best hockey. seen

Kowski, Ron Leopold. and Rino

game's six penalties, one or them
to Edwards towards the’ end. of
slashing
forwards ‘Bath-

Calgary led 2-1 at the end of
the first period, 3-1 in the ‘sec-
to reply
tally in the final

.W. L T Gf Ga Pts

Kelowna *...°21 :5 2- 141 102 44
Vernon. .... 13.14 4 187 154 30

‘|. Penticton ...11 - 19 1 107) «142 «93
Kamloops -. 11 19 2 146 133 23

town, Ohio, .10. Bert Whitehurst,

den, “Texas, 10. heavyweights. .

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Robazza. -The Warrior. scorers leader —

were Ed Zemrau and Cliff Pen- .

nington, NTICTON “Billy Hryciuk,
Calgary took four sthe| PE )—Billy Hry

playing coach of ‘Kamloops
Chiefs, increased his lead-in the
Okanagan Senior Hockey ‘League

individual scoring race . to 11
points last week. a .
Statistics rcleased Monday

show Hryciuk has 30 goals and
35 assists for a total of 65 points.
He leads teammate Gerry. Prince
by 11 points. Prince has 23 goals
and 31. assists.

Vernon’s Odie Lowe ind Kel-

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has 24 goals and 21 assists, while ;

Lowe has 22 goals and 23 assists.

Kelowna's Dave Gatherum is
the loop’s top goaltender. He has
allowed 102 goals in 27 games
- | for .a 3.8 average.
Scoring leaders: PO

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Uryciuk ,Kamloops ....°30° 35 . 65
Prince, Kamloops .... 23 31 54
Lowe, Vernon ......., 22° 23° «45
Goyer, Kelowna ...... 24 21 45
Trentini,. Vernon ...., 15-25 * 40
Young, Kelowna ....,. 23 15 38
Nadeau, Penticton _ 22 16... 38
King,. Vernon’ ........ 15 23 38
Beattle, Penticton .... 20 17) 37
Milliard,, Kamloops 11 26. 37
Goalic averages:

«GP GA Ave
Gatherum,: Kal, sees 27 102 3.8
‘Kuntz, Kam. tines 29 129) 4.4
Zanier, Penticton .... 31 142 «4.6
Gordon, Vernon ..:... 30. 140) 4.7

‘OSHL STANDINGS
By. The Canadian Press

 

 

LAST NIGHT'S FIGHTS

Dallas, ‘Texas (P—Paul Jorgen-
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‘pointed Bobby Bell, 127, Youngs-

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. IN THIRD: SEASON—Dave Jones, .25- -year- -old native of Montreal, /
is a forward with Belleville McFarlands, Canadian entry. in the
world hockey championships at’ Prague early next year. He
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TORONTO O—~Teams of six
men each. played. soccer under a
roof in Toronto Monday night
while about 2000 curious sport
fans looked on.

It was the official opening in
Maple Leafs: Gardens of the To-
ronto Indoor Soccer League or-
ganized by Toronto | promcters
Jack Deacon Allen and Frank
Tunney.

Four of the league’s six teams
saw action in the league's open-
Ing doubleheader.

The games maintained a fast
pace with few stops and teams:

managed intricate - passing de-
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Along with his father, Joe, and
brother, Frank, Lester Patrick

arenas and rinks and mold
teams “at Vancouver, Victoria
and Seattle. That was the first

Pacific Coast League, forerunner /

of today’s Western League.

In 1926, Lester coached New

York Rangers and even played
himself when New York won the

Stanley Cup of 1927-28 — when|. -

Lester was 42.

Later he managed ‘the club
and took over as vice-president
of Madison Square Garden.

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sponsible for the playoff system
of hockey, the inauguration of
farm clubs and numerous
changes.,

HE DEBUNKS

Despite the lists of great hock-
ey names Lester Patrick was as-
sociated with, he disagrees with

rule}.

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times,” he said Monday. ° “For
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was slow-paced compared with
the modern game, °

“I think today’s players are
more expert, better trained. and

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chessmen

NEW YORK ()—Bobby Fisch |:
er, 15-yeur-old American title. |
holder from New York, bolstered |
his lead in) the’ United States

Pischer's closest rivals,

Larry |
and fornie

shevaky of Now York,

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(Our Instructors are experts in. “their field)

Sports Games

Arts Crafts

MONDAYS

p.m, n—Rythm Band. i
p.m.—-Boys 6-12 yrs. Active ‘Games.
p.m.—Girls 9-12 yrs. Tumbling.
p.m.—Junior Woodwork.
p.m.—Basketball Practice.

p.m.— Girls 12-15 yrs. Sports ‘Clinic.
pm —Adult Pistol.
“pam.—Art Club.

p.m —Leathercraft.
p.ni—Badminton Club.
p.m.—BINGO.

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pm —Floor Hockey Practice:
p.m-—Senlor Ceramics. |.
p.m-—Voleyball Practice,
p.m.—Boys .12 yrs. and under, Boxing.

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2:30
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7:00
7:00
7:00
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7:00
7:30
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p.m.—Table: Tennis.
‘/p.m.-~Basketball League Games,
p.n.-—-Boys 13 yrs. and over, Boxing.
p.m.—Boys Rifle.

p.m.—Boys 15 yrs.. and over, Welghilitting.
p.m,.—Junior Handicrafts. |
p.m.—Jewellery.

p.m,—-Floor Hockey Practice.

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WEDNESDAYS

p.m.-—Jumor Flowercraft.

) p.n,—Junior. Ceramics..

p. m—dJr. Badminton.
p.m.—-Boys 9-12 yrs., Tumbling.
p.m—Badminton Club,
p.m.—-Boys 15° yrs. and over, Gymnastics. -
p.m.-—Girls Rifle.

0 p.m—dChess Club.
pm--Sr, Ceramics.
p.m.—Fabrics,

p.m —Volleyball Practico,

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THURSDAYS:

§ p.m—Tiny Tots,

5 pm.—Toddlers Row,

0 pmi—dJr, Handicrafts,

0 pm.—Jr, Floor Hockey,

0 p.m.--CGirls 6-12 yrs. Active Games.
0 p.m.—Boys ‘15 yrs. and over, Handball.
0 p.m.—Basketball Practice,

0 pm-Boys 12-14 yrs, Sports Clinic.
0 p.m.—Adult Rifle.

0 Dm —Boys 15 yrs, and over, Welghttttuing.
8:00 pm.—Copper Tooling.

8:00 p.m.—Copper Enamelling,

8:00 p.n.--Water Colors,
8:00 p.m.—Floor Hockey League Alames, +
Op. m.--Ladics Keep Fit.

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4:00 pn.--Senlor Teen Basketball,
4:00 p.m,—Boys 12 yra. and under, Boxing,

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pin—Boys 13 yra, and over, Boxine,
DN—Werving. ,
pm—Volleyball League Games,
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pails 6-0 yrs, Tumbling,
pm.—Boys 6-0 yra, Tumbling,
pm—dJunior Rollor Skating,
pm—Senior Teen Basketball, |
pm—Basketball League Ganos,
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