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Thursday, August 4, O57

H&W Edge Hungarians 2-1
To Tie Up Soccer Lead

Hills and Williams edged the
Hungarian football team 2-1 al
Roosevelt Park last night to pull
hack into-a first-place tle with
Aiyash. in the Prince Rupert
district soccer league standings.

Hills and Williams centre for-
ward Mike Clarke opened the

Last night, ROMP trounced | scoring after 20 minutes of goad,
Savoy Holel 16-9 In a Prince Ru- fast football. Shortly afterwares

pert softball league game at Stephen Gruber eqtalized for

Gyro Park to mave closer to the the Magyars with a hard shat

fourth and last playoff spot. that cancluded a brilljant pas-
Mounties jumped on Savoy sing attack by hls team.

‘4%

All-star
Softball

Sunday

Prince Rupert All-star softball
team will:meet Terrace All-Stars
in a doublehender atl Algoma

Park Sunday.

The first game is slated for
1:30 p.m., the second one for 6
p.m. Between the games, the
girls’ teams from Prince Rupert
and Terrace will renew an. old}
feud,

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:, Thompson and Postula | (3);
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‘Civic Centre. .
Bill Evans and Gordie “Me- “|:
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“f{undamentals of the game to |.

“anyone: ‘interested: There is
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| Argo’ s Count Injuries
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football game Wednesday night
before 16,073 ‘fans.
The officials almost decided to
call off the game with five min-
utes remaining. The fisticuffs

‘fers in a fist swinging exhibition

following a mysterious injury to
Argo tackle Dick Fourts. Fourts,
who chased « Roughriders Ron
Atcheson toward the Saskatche-
wan bench, suddenly disappear-

By WHITNEY MARTIN:

NEW YORK. i?) — No other
sports official carries a respon-
sibility to match that of a fight
referee.

An umpire

20-11 in July, Cincinnati 13-14.
In the American League, ‘firs!
place New York and second place
Chicago rapped. their favorite
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game at his discretion, because 2-0, 5-4 doubleheader sweep
of weather conditions, stalling |against Kansas City. The White
or some other factor. Nobody :s_ Sox nailed Washington 6-5. The

hurt, although feelings might be | ‘Yankees are 16-1 against the A's
ruffled. this season. .The White Sox are
A golf official can disqualify 13-3 vs the. Nats.
a player because of some rule | Detroit rapped Boston 5-3 and
infraction. Only the player ds Cleyeland beat Baltimore 4-0 as
affected, and. his injury is to his! relief ace Ray Narleski extended
pride. the Orioles’ scoreless-inning
A racing official can disqual- slump to 32 with his first maior
ify a winning horse, and the} league shutout.

greatest harf is to the pocket- ——
books of those who bet on the More The fts

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But a life may hang on the
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judgment of a fignt referee.
There are those who expressed
eral Bonner disclosed Wednes-
day more thefts from the regis-:

disapproval when Ruby. Gold-
stein, with flawless judgment,
stopped the slaughter of Tommy
Hurricane Jackson by. Floyd
try office in Vancouver court-
house and said RCMP have a
suspect in mind. Mr. Bonner |
said there have been four separ-

 

 

 

 

ed from the spectators’ view
when Knocked down by a player
who apparently jumped off the
Rider bench.

He was immediately surround-
ed by Saskatchewan players and
when his teammates arrived on
the scene he was rolling on the
ground from what is thought to
be a kick in the groin. He is ex-
pected to be out of action at
least a week.

Immediately following the
four injuries, Toronto’s Pete
O’Garro and Bobby Kuntz and
Atcheson were bounced for the
remainder of the evening.

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phia Phillies have optioned first

baseman-outfielder Marv Blay-
lock to Miami Marlins of the In-
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Ab Jenkins established 21 new
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Jackson still was on his feet,

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make the decision: Goldstein
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‘effect of punches. knows from
personal experience how mucn
u fan can take without serious
physical harin.

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it. “Sure, Jackson probably could
have taken 15 or 20 more pun-
ches,” he said. “But he wasn’t
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