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Sunday
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George
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pre
season
exhibition
action
The
combination
of
Ed
Norman
and
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Michaud
pitched
the
winner
for
Croft
Hotel
giving
up
a
total
of
five
hits
Regular
season
play
In
the
League
gets
underway
nexfweek
end
with
three
double
headers
Prince
George
Hotel
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sched
scheduled
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to
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Praises
Program
At
Track
and
Field
Clinic
Canadas
successes
In
In
International
¬
ternational
track
and
field
in
recent
years
constitute
one
of
the
most
important
fac
factors
¬
tors
in
the
sports
growing
popularity
across
the
coun
country
¬
try
Such
is
the
opinion
of
Geoff
ley
Dyson
head
coach
of
the
Canadian
Legion
track
and
field
program
who
was
in
the
city
on
the
weekend
to
conduct
a
coaches
clinic
for
the
newly
-formed
Prince
George
Track
and
Field
Club
In
recent
years
Canada
has
had
a
number
of
famous
athletes
like
Dill
Crothers
Druce
Kidd
and
Harry
Jer
Jerome
¬
ome
Mr
Dyson
said
Fri
Friday
¬
day
this
is
an
important
contributing
factor
to
tho
sports
popularity
He
said
that
among
other
things
that
have
brought
track
and
field
into
its
own
as
a
major
participation
sport
are
the
Legions
nation
wide
track
and
field
program
and
harsh
words
by
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
on
the
physical
fitness
of
the
nation
Track
and
Field
Is
also
booming
throughout
the
world
added
Mr
Dyson
and
it
has
one
of
the
largest
followings
of
any
sport
on
earth
Probably
ono
of
the
most
Important
single
undertak
undertakings
¬
ings
to
promote
Canadian
track
and
field
came
with
the
Canadian
Legions
entry
into
the
sport
In
105G
the
organization
established
a
training
camp
with
130
athletes
from
across
Canaci
In
atten
attendance
¬
dance
They
didnt
achieve
very
much
however
Mr
Dyson
said
The
squad
was
too
big
for
the
number
of
coaches
and
they
were
just
shouting
themselves
hoarse
Mr
Dyson
first
became
involved
In
the
program
when
he
came
here
from
England
in
1962
to
conduct
the
legions
program
at
Guelph
Ontario
Things
went
well
and
it
was
a
good
clinic
Dyson
admitted
this
weekend
and
the
legion
asked
him
to
come
here
for
two
years
to
con
conduct
¬
duct
year
round
training
programs
It
was
nothing
doing
on
the
suggestion
of
a
two
year
contract
however
be
because
¬
cause
he
maintained
nothing
could
be
achieved
in
that
time
He
finally
saidyestoa
five
year
stint
which
began
In
1903
His
clinic
here
on
Trlday
Saturday
and
Sunday
attrac
attracted
¬
ted
nearly
75
coaches
from
across
the
province
some
of
them
travelling
from
as
far
as
Ocean
Falls
andKltl
mat
Clay
Arrives
For
Fight
LONDON
CP
-
Cassuis
Clay
anlved
here
today
after
a
42
hour
delayed
plane
flight
for
his
heavyweight
title
fight
with
British
challenger
Henry
Cooper
May
21
Clay
was
subdued
speaking
quietly
and
making
no
boasts
It
was
a
sharp
contiast
to
the
Clay
who
anlved
here
nearly
three
years
ago
for
his
prevl
ous
fight
with
Cooper
when
he
stopped
the
British
heavy
weight
All
that
was
when
I
was
a
contendei
on
my
way
to
the
title
he
commented
Now
there
Is
no
need
of
all
that
hoi
lerlng
and
talking
Now
I
am
Just
a
flchter
There
will
not
be
any
poetiy
He
said
that
he
is
in
good
shape
and
that
the
fight
result
was
no
foregone
conclusion
anyone
going
Into
tho
ring
with
him
has
a
chance
of
winning
f
Clay
said
the
left
hook
with
which
Cooper
put
him
down
in
1903
was
the
hardest
he
had
ever
taken
I
plan
to
be
fast
and
on
my
guard
al
the
time
when
I
get
In
there
again
he
added
Clays
Tians
-
World
All
lines
jet
circled
fogbound
London
air
port
for
almost
an
hour
before
continuing
to
Irelands
Shannon
Airport
But
when
visibility
linpioved
the
plane
flew
back
to
make
Its
delayed
London
landing
Befoie
flying
to
England
Clay
said
Sunday
night
In
New
York
Im
gonna
be
about
203
pounds
foi
Coopoi
thats
about
11
under
what
I
was
when
I
beat
George
Chuvalo
Clay
outpointed
Chuvalo
In
Toronto
ovei
15
rounds
six
weeks
ago
SPORTS
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
MONDAY
MAY
9
1966
awa
players
for
pulling
tho
puck
under
their
bodies
when
they
fell
Dalgneault
called
23
penalties
and
one
of
them
late
In
the
sec
ond
period
to
Oshawas
Barry
Wllklns
was
for
trapping
tho
puck
and
delaying
the
game
Otherwise
Hunter
claimed
Dalgneault
was
only
five
feet
away
and
wasnt
calling
them
The
Generals
again
used
ace
defenceman
Bobby
Orr
only
on
power
plays
because
of
a
groin
injury
but
centre
Danny
OShea
stepped
Into
the
breach
for
tho
second
time
In
a
row
OShea
scored
two
goals
bringing
his
series
total
to
five
after
a
three
goal
performance
Friday
night
and
was
espe
tally
dangerous
on
the
power
play
Both
his
goals
came
when
Edmonton
was
shorthanded
Wayne
Cashman
and
Ron
Dusslaume
also
connected
on
the
power
play
for
the
Gener
als
while
George
Babcock
and
Bill
Little
rounded
out
the
Osh
awa
scoring
Both
Oil
King
goals
by
Ross
Perkins
and
Ron
Walters
In
the
second
period
came
with
the
manpower
advantage
Maple
Leafs
Lead
Series
VICTORIA
CP
-
Victoria
Maple
Leafs
overcoming
a
two
goal
fljst
peilod
deficit
with
a
sparkling
display
of
hockey
took
a
3
2
lead
in
the
best-of-seven
Western
Hockey
League
final
by
defeating
PoitlandBuckaroos4
2
hete
Saturday
night
befoie
a
capacity
Memorial
Aiena
crowd
of
5030
The
sixth
game
will
bo
played
in
Portland
tonight
If
a
seventh
game
is
needed
it
will
be
played
either
in
Portland
Tuesday
night
or
in
Victoria
Wednesday
de
depending
¬
pending
on
availability
of
the
Portland
arena
Bob
Barlow
got
the
llrst
two
Vlctoiia
goals
John
Slea
got
the
winner
and
Milan
Marcetta
got
the
insurance
goal
Art
Jones
and
Dick
an
Impe
scored
for
Portland
in
the
first
period
Chevrons
Win
In
pre
season
Womens
soft
ball
action
Sunday
Chevrons
de
defeated
¬
feated
Lotus
inn
17
13
Regular
season
play
in
tho
Prince
George
Womens
League
gets
underway
May
24
KAUAI
KING
Led
From
Starting
Gate
LOUISVILLE
Ky
AP
-Kauai
King
owned
ttalned
and
ridden
by
Kentucky
Derby
novices
won
the
92nd
running
of
the
jace
Saturday
with
a
mighty
display
ol
front
running
speed
Off
in
front
in
the
1
14
mlle
race
the
Maiyland
bred
son
ol
Native
Dancer
Sweeped
In
by
Blenheim
II
never
relinquished
the
lead
He
became
the
first
Derby
winner
since
Jet
Pilot
in
1947
to
set
all
the
pace
In
taking
tho
103000
run
for
the
roses
Kauai
King
named
for
a
Hawai
Hawaiian
¬
ian
Island
which
legend
says
never
was
conquered
carried
the
white-and-blue
silks
of
Michael
Ford
41-year-old
fatherofthree
from
Omaha
Neb
The
colt
was
tialned
by
Henry
Forrest
59-year-old
native
of
Covington
Ky
now
living
In
Brentwood
Tenn
and
ridden
by
28-year-old
Don
Brumfleld
of
Nlcholasvllle
Ky
Klnasewlch
replaced
McLeod
with
Jim
Knox
Edmontons
standby
goalie
for
the
last
two
periods
and
he
got
better
sup
port
than
his
predecessor
Mc
Leod
faced
nine
shots
In
tho
first
period
while
Knox
handled
12
the
rest
of
the
way
He
was
cleanly
beaten
on
the
two
that
got
by
him
This
Is
the
first
time
wevo
played
two
bad
games
in
a
row
tills
year
said
Klnasewlch
Oshawa
goalie
Ian
Young
was
Kauai
King
broke
fiom
tho
stalling
gate
to
gain
a
narrow
advantage
coasted
to
a
two
length
lead
In
the
run
down
the
backstretch
and
then
responded
to
his
nders
left
handed
whip
ping
to
hold
off
the
stretch
dial
lenges
of
Stupendous
and
then
the
lightly
regarded
Advocator
and
Blue
Skyer
Kauai
King
hit
the
finish
line
with
a
half
length
margin
over
Advocator
ridden
by
Johnny
Generals
Bomb
Kings
To
Take
2
1
Series
Lead
TORONTO
CP
Coach
Ray
Klnasewlch
blamed
his
goal
tender
and
manager
BUI
Hunter
lashed
out
again
at
the
referee
after
Edmonton
Oil
Kings
lost
C2
to
Oshawa
Gener
als
Sunday
and
fell
behind
21
In
the
Memorial
Cup
finals
You
dont
expect
that
a
fel
low
whos
played
well
all
sea
son
will
choke
up
all
of
a
sud
den
but
thats
what
hes
done
said
Klnasewlch
explaining
why
he
yanked
regular
goalie
Don
McLeod
after
the
first
per
iod
Klnasewlch
said
McLeod
who
plays
with
a
deformed
foot
has
been
weak
In
all
three
playoff
games
against
the
Generals
McLeod
missed
three
of
the
first
five
shots
he
faced
Sun
day
The
fourth
game
of
the
best
of
seven
series
for
the
Cana
dian
junior
hockey
champion
ship
will
be
played
here
Wed
nesday
night
All
games
in
tho
series
are
at
Maple
Leaf
Gar
dens
and
Sundays
contest
drew
7305
Huntor
who
verbally
lam
basted
referee
Trank
Daig
neault
of
Montreal
for
being
too
lenient
during
Oshawas
71
vie
tory
in
the
second
game
Trlday
night
continued
his
attack
But
this
time
he
charged
that
Dalg
neault
refused
to
penallzo
Osh
severely
tested
In
the
last
two
periods
especially
on
shots
by
Perkins
Ted
Hodgson
and
Al
Hamilton
who
set
up
both
Oil
King
goals
and
was
the
best
de
fenceman
on
the
Ice
Hamilton
playing
with
an
Injured
back
twice
hit
the
goalpost
In
the
third
period
Oshawa
defenceman
Nick
Beverley
made
a
lunging
sprawl
in
the
final
period
to
smother
a
rebound
and
prevent
a
sure
Edmonton
goal
Citv
Shoot
Hopcott
Tops
Field
Over
40
trap
shooters
shot
nearly
three
quarters
of
a
ton
of
shot
at
some
18000
targets
over
the
weekend
as
the
Prince
George
Rod
and
Gun
Club
hosted
the
first
registered
trap
shoot
ever
held
In
the
city
The
shoot
under
the
auspices
of
tho
Pacific
International
Trapshootlng
As
Association
¬
sociation
drew
competitors
from
all
over
tho
province
and
was
considered
a
success
by
the
visitors
Under
the
excellent
chairmanship
of
local
Gun
Club
Clubber
¬
ber
Norm
Smith
the
eight
events
ran
smoothly
and
attracted
a
number
of
interested
spectators
High
overall
gun
for
the
shoot
was
Prince
George
Club
member
II
Hopcott
who
took
both
the
100
target
10
yards
all
classes
events
the
25
pair
doubles
and
the
50
target
open
handicap
Hopcott
also
took
the
perpetual
trophy
for
high
singles
with
190
out
of
200
The
visitors
handicap
was
won
by
well
known
Vancouver
shooter
Earl
Caldwell
Another
Prince
George
Gunner
Norm
Smith
took
top
honors
In
the
50
target
19
27
yard
champ
championship
¬
ionship
Exhibition
Game
In
the
first
game
of
an
exhibition
soccer
double
header
Sunday
at
Rotary
Sta
Stadium
¬
dium
Prince
George
Pulp
defeated
Nationals
3
0
The
second
half
of
the
twin
bill
saw
Simon
Frasers
down
Deutz
Flyers
3
0
regular
season
play
gets
underway
next
Sunday
with
the
same
four
teams
squar
squaring
¬
ing
off
at
Rotary
Stadium
starting
at
200
pm
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The
Calcutta
on
Sunday
saw
Earl
Caldwell
II
Hopcott
and
Mission
shooter
George
Locko
on
top
In
their
various
classes
Earl
Caldwell
took
the
25
pair
doubles
Sellers
and
carrying
the
hopes
of
Mrs
Ada
L
Rice
of
Chicago
last
yeais
winner
with
Debonair
It
took
the
camera
to
separate
Advocator
from
Blue
Skyer
a
last
thought
entry
owned
by
M
J
Padgett
of
Louisville
and
Hugh
Grant
of
Bradford
Pa
He
was
ridden
by
Ear
lie
Fires
Tires
who
got
the
mount
on
Blue
Skyer
late
Friday
after
Sean
E
Indian
was
scratched
was
another
three
quarters
of
a
length
ahead
of
Stupendous
from
Mrs
H
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Phlpps
stable
Back
among
the
also
rans
were
the
two
big
disappointments
Abes
Hope
and
Amberoid
Abes
Hope
the
second
choice
wound
up
fifth
Amberoid
well
backed
at
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was
seventh
In
the
field
of
15
three-year-olds
Both
started
slowly
and
never
threatened
As
a
narrow
choice
of
the
crowd
announced
by
the
Downs
as
In
excess
of
100000
and
the
largost
In
Derby
history
Kauai
King
paid
680
420
and
3
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Advocator
returned
13
and
860
Blue
Skyer
coupled
wlMi
thiee
others
as
a
member
of
the
betting
field
paid
540
to
show
The
victory
worth
120500
boosted
Kauai
Kings
earnings
for
the
year
to
240027
on
the
basis
of
seven
victories
and
one
second
in
nine
starts
His
only
bad
per
ormance
was
a
fifth
In
the
Florida
Derby
Brumfleld
was
so
surprised
that
he
was
at
first
lost
for
words
It
was
the
biggest
triumph
of
his
career
and
was
worth
lOpercent
of
the
winners
share
or
12050
Kauai
King
ran
the
first
quarter
in
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the
half
In
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and
six
furlongs
in
110
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winning
tlmo
in
beautiful
weather
over
a
lightning
fast
track
was
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GADSBY
TO
COACH
DETROIT
TORONTO
CP
-
The
Globe
and
Mall
says
Bill
Gadsby
veteran
defence
man
with
Detroit
Red
Wings
of
the
National
Hockey
Lea
League
¬
gue
will
coach
Detroit
nexf
season
Gadsby
retirlngfromact
ive
playing
after
20
seasons
In
the
NHL
with
the
Black
Hawks
New
York
Rangers
and
tie
Wings
mit
with
Detroit
owner
Bruce
Norris
Thursday
night
after
the
team
was
defeated
by
Mont
Montreal
¬
real
Canadlens
in
the
Stanley
Cup
final
The
Habs
defeated
the
Wings
3
2
In
overttmetowln
the
series
4
2
Gadsby
38-year-old
native
of
Calgary
now
In
the
insurance
business
In
Ed
Edmonton
¬
monton
Is
scheduled
to
meet
with
Norris
again
with
within
¬
in
two
weeks
to
sign
a
con
contract
¬
tract
as
coach
the
news
newspaper
¬
paper
says
Gadsby
said
Thursday
he
Is
interested
in
coaching
only
the
Red
Wings
not
a
minor
league
club
Sid
Abel
currently
both
coach
and
general
manager
of
the
Wings
will
devote
his
full
time
to
managing
duties
Gadsby
has
been
part
of
Detroits
unique
coaching
system
for
several
seasons
In
which
Abel
appointed
Gadsby
Gordle
Howe
Alex
Delvecchlo
and
Marcel
Pro
novost
who
was
traded
last
summer
to
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
as
assistant
coaches
Id
keep
the
same
sys
system
¬
tem
said
Gadsby
Two
or
three
minds
are
better
than
one
Gordle
Alex
Sid
and
myself
would
continue
to
work
together
Alignment
Front
End
SPECIAL
12
95
WE
DO
ALL
THIS
WORK
Align
front
wheels
Balance
two
front
wheels
Adjust
brakes
on
all
four
wheels
Repack
front
wheel
bearings
Add
brake
fluid
Lubricate
automatic
brake
adjusters
Inspect
grease
seals
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