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odd
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in
Clevelands
powerful
pitcning
rotation
made
his
first
start
of
the
season
Sunday
and
clipped
Baltimore
Orioles
wings
for
the
11th
time
In
13
lifetime
decis
ions
as
the
Indians
salvaged
the
second
game
of
a
doubleheador
2
1
The
Orioles
took
the
131nnlng
opener
1
0
ending
a
four
game
skid
before
Stanges
complete
game
victory
gave
Cleveland
a
3
1
edge
In
the
weekend
series
and
re
established
their
two
game
American
League
lead
Elsewhere
Sunday
New
York
Yankees
swept
a
double
header
from
Kansas
City
Athletics
5
2
and
3
1
Detroit
Tigers
out-
scored
Chicago
White
Sox
8
G
Minnesota
Twins
slugged
wash
ington
Senators
C
2
and
Boston
Red
Sox
snapped
a
six
game
losing
string
by
trimming
Call
fornia
G
3
after
the
Angels
took
the
first
game
of
the
double
header
5
4
In
Saturday
action
New
York
dropped
a
4
2
decision
to
Kan
sas
City
Chicago
clobbered
Do
troit
13
3
California
defeated
Boston
C
4
Washington
edged
Minnesota
5
4
and
Cleveland
shaded
Baltimore
2
1
Milt
Pappas
continued
prov
lng
his
worth
to
Cln
lnnatl
Reds
Sunday
gaining
his
third
straight
completJme
victory
as
the
Reds
whipped
Chicago
Cubs
9
2
pappas
and
Trank
Robinson
were
the
primary
players
In
the
winter
deal
between
the
Reds
and
Baltimore
Orioles
and
everyone
conceded
the
better
of
the
trade
to
Baltimore
when
Robinson
was
hitting
400
before
Pappas
even
had
won
a
game
for
Cincinnati
Elsewhere
In
the
National
League
Sunday
New
York
Mets
whipped
San
Trancisco
Giants
CI
Los
Angeles
Dodg
ers
trimmed
Pittsburgh
Pirates
3
-
1
Philadelphia
Phillies
stopped
Houston
Astros
0
2
and
St
Louis
Cardinals
downed
At
lanta
Braves
53
Saturday
the
Dodgers
tromped
the
Pirates
41
the
Astros
nipped
the
Phillies
C
5
the
Mets
bombed
the
Giants
114
the
Braves
blanked
tho
Cards
31
and
the
Reds
shaded
the
Cubs
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League
The
one
game
on
tap
In
the
Prince
George
East
Little
League
overthe
weekend
saw
Cardinals
defeat
Yankees
4
2
in
Trlday
night
action
at
Gyio
Stadium
Frank
DlBenedettowasthe
winning
pitcher
In
the
Prince
George
East
League
tonight
Dodgers
will
face
the
Yankees
On
Trlday
in
Treeman
Park
Little
League
action
Kinsman
Tigers
defeated
EliksonMets
12
4
A
Sunday
double
header
in
that
league
Sunday
saw
Pas
Lumber
win
over
Ace
Ren
Rentals
¬
tals
8
G
and
Overwaltea
de
defeat
¬
feat
ACT
G
3
Fans
In
The
Fray
Spectator-
get
into
the
act
as
a
fight
breaks
out
duting
Sunduys
soccer
match
between
Prince
George
Pulp
and
Nationals
After
seveial
minor
sknmishes
a
full
scale
light
bioke
out
involving
fans
as
well
as
player
anc
the
game
was
called
Prince
George
Pulp
was
leading
3
0
at
the
time
In
the
second
game
of
the
twin
bill
Sunday
Simnn
Fra--eis
defeated
Deutz
Flyers
9
0
Central
Interior
League
City
Teams
Sweep
Openers
ino
weatnorman
played
havoc
with
the
Central
Interior
Base
Baseball
¬
ball
League
Sunday
as
the
Lea
League
¬
gue
attempted
to
play
three
scheduled
double
headers
Spruce
City
Towing
won
their
first
contest
of
the
new
season
with
a
G
3
victory
over
Quesnel
The
game
which
was
played
at
Rotary
Stadium
In
Prince
George
was
called
after
six
full
Innings
of
play
on
account
of
rain
The
second
half
of
the
twin
bill
had
to
bo
cancelled
Church
was
In
winning
pitcher
giving
up
three
hits
to
Quesnel
McGowan
the
loser
was
hit
six
times
by
Spruce
City
Spruce
City
scored
once
In
each
of
the
first
five
innings
while
Quesnel
picked
up
two
In
the
third
and
one
more
In
the
fifth
to
come
close
In
League
action
InVanderhoof
Croft
Hotel
of
Prince
George
took
their
opener
with
a
0
0
win
over
their
hosts
The
second
game
was
rained
out
after
two
Innings
The
winning
pitcher
Ray
Ml
chaud
chalked
up
11
strikeouts
Dick
Findlay
Takes
Division
At
British
Empire
Games
Trials
CALGARY
Special
-
Light
weltei
weight
Dick
Tindlay
with
a
badly
bruised
nose
frozen
to
dull
the
pain
won
Prince
Georges
first
Canadian
amateur
boxing
championship
in
four
years
here
on
the
weekend
Tindlay
21
who
moved
from
Vancouver
almost
a
year
ago
boxed
brilliantly
in
the
139
pound
final
after
two
bruising
wins
in
eliminations
Hours
later
he
was
named
to
the
eight
man
team
that
will
represent
Canada
In
the
10GG
British
Empire
games
at
Kings
Kingston
¬
ton
Jamaica
this
summer
Tindlays
win
gave
BC
four
of
the
eight
big
boxing
team
members
The
other
three
are
flyweight
rrankie
Scott
of
Burn
aby
bantamweight
Jim
McMillan
of
Vancouver
and
lightweight
Fred
rull
r
of
North
Vancouver
The
other
team
members
are
Craig
Wins
Title
VANCOUVER
CP
-
Hard
driving
Lailrle
Craig
of
Van
couver
became
the
first
Cana
dlan
to
win
tho
westein
driving
championship
here
Sunday
in
a
day
that
saw
a
crash
and
a
fire
One
driver
suffered
concus
slon
and
was
taken
to
hospital
Craig
a
native
of
New
Zealand
piloted
his
Corvette
Sting
Ray
around
the
suburban
Westwood
track
to
secondplaco
finishes
In
both
301ap
heats
Ills
flrst
place
over
all
finish
gave
him
a
berth
In
the
national
championships
at
Mosport
Ont
later
this
year
leatherwelght
Wally
Johnston
of
Calgary
welterweight
Art
Jones
of
Montreal
middleweight
Don
ato
Paduana
of
Montreal
and
light
heavy
Heinz
Koppe
of
Toronto
Light
middle
champion
Roy
Kahanyshyn
of
Edmonton
and
heavyweight
Earl
McLeay
of
Cal
Calgary
¬
gary
were
left
off
the
team
The
win
saved
Prince
George
boxers
from
complete
disaster
at
the
two
day
tournament
Bantamweight
Harold
Handlen
lost
a
decision
In
the
Canadian
final
for
the
fourth
straight
year
Teatherweight
Roger
Adolph
went
out
In
the
eliminations
for
the
thiid
straight
year
L
ight
h
ea
v
we
ight
Mar
ion
Kolar
suffered
his
third
annual
knockout
defeat
by
Koppe
in
the
178
pound
final
Light
middle
Denis
Rorick
In
his
first
Canadian
champion
championship
¬
ship
tournament
continued
to
show
Improvement
as
he
won
and
then
lost
In
eliminations
But
the
show
was
all
Tindlays
He
outpointed
division
favorite
Jim
Nlell
of
St
Catharines
ont
in
the
light
welterweight
final
Saturday
In
the
eliminations
on
Trlday
he
climbed
off
the
can
canvas
¬
vas
to
decision
Tom
Sllllto
of
Edmonton
and
outpointed
Spud
McCormack
of
Calgary
Tho
two
preliminary
bouts
were
actually
tougher
on
Findlay
than
tho
final
against
Nlell
an
Irish
immigrant
who
entered
tho
tournament
with
143
wins
in
150
bouts
McCormatk
weatheied
a
beat
beating
¬
ing
and
a
knockdown
in
tho
first
round
to
draw
blood
from
Tind
Tindlays
¬
lays
nose
in
the
third
aggravat
aggravating
¬
ing
an
injury
suffered
by
the
Prince
George
boxer
earlier
in
the
season
The
sore
nose
almost
cost
Tindlay
a
win
in
the
second
bout
against
Sllllto
He
hit
me
with
a
left
and
I
closed
my
eyes
and
never
saw
the
right
Tindlay
said
later
The
left
right
combination
in
the
second
round
dropped
Tind
Tindlay
¬
lay
on
all
fours
for
an
eight
count
He
took
several
more
stiff
rights
later
in
the
round
in
try
trying
¬
ing
to
even
the
scoring
At
that
point
Dick
was
losing
the
fight
saldhls
coach
Harold
Mann
He
needed
to
pull
out
that
something
extra
the
thing
that
makes
a
champion
In
that
third
round
Findlay
s
rally
left
Stllllto
limp
In
the
third
round
rocking
the
Alberta
champion
with
left
hooks
and
straight
rights
At
the
end
Tindlay
was
close
to
a
knockout
Mann
had
a
doctor
ireeze
the
injured
nose
for
the
final
It
took
eight
needles
some
injec
injected
¬
ted
from
the
inside
of
the
mouth
and
others
around
the
nose
The
funny
thing
was
I
never
needed
it
he
said
Niell
never
hit
me
Nlell
went
into
the
final
as
the
favorite
His
143
7
record
made
Tindlays
35
10
log
look
small
Niell
had
breezed
Into
tho
final
with
two
easy
vlctoiles
while
Tindlay
had
to
struggle
The
Ontario
champion
did
not
bother
to
sit
in
his
corner
be
between
¬
tween
rounds
during
his
first
two
bouts
His
stood
while
his
cornermen
worked
on
him
and
gave
him
Instructions
Tindlay
sat
him
down
however
In
the
second
tound
Niell
fell
as
he
slipped
a
punch
and
later
dropped
to
all
fours
from
a
short
right
He
accepted
the
stool
at
the
end
of
round
two
Tindlay
scored
with
another
sharp
right
hand
in
the
thiid
round
The
Judges
scored
it
59
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and
CO
56
to
give
Prince
George
its
first
Canadian
title
since
featherweight
Adolph
pulled
the
trick
in
1963
Dicks
got
the
style
to
win
the
games
says
Mann
the
156
pound
gold
medal
winner
in
the
1962
beg
Hes
hard
to
hit
and
he
list
listens
¬
ens
well
I
think
hes
got
a
ter
terrific
¬
rific
chance
Handlens
upset
loss
was
per
perhaps
¬
haps
the
biggest
shock
of
the
entire
tournament
The
Prince
George
veteran
had
beaten
McMillan
twice
this
season
and
was
considered
a
sure
bet
foi
the
BEG
team
McMillan
how
eve
j
easily
outpointed
Handlen
who
fought
his
worst
of
the
year
The
Judges
scoied
it
59
56
60
57
and
58
57
all
for
McMillan
Handlen
lost
in
the
final
on
split
decisions
in
each
of
the
last
three
years
to
Billy
Mc
Grandle
of
Edmonton
In
1963
to
Walter
Henry
of
Orlllla
Ont
In
1964
and
to
Don
Roy
of
Van
Vancouver
¬
couver
In
19G5
to
his
credit
in
the
game
while
giving
up
three
hits
Croft
Hotel
had
their
big
In
Inning
¬
ning
In
the
sixth
when
they
slammed
in
four
runs
to
cinch
the
win
Two
brothers
Howie
and
Dale
Esche
teamed
up
to
lead
Prince
George
Hotel
to
two
victories
In
Fort
St
James
Sunday
Howie
pitched
a
shut
out
In
the
first
half
of
the
twin
bill
Sunday
as
the
Prince
George
club
won
16
0
In
the
second
game
with
Dale
on
the
mound
the
Prince
Geoige
team
won
15
9
I
Wins
Meet
Prince
George
College
ran
away
with
the
four
mile
cross
country
race
held
In
Quesnel
Sat
Saturday
¬
urday
First
across
the
finish
line
in
the
senior
boys
race
was
a
student
of
Prince
George
Sec
Secondary
¬
ondary
School
Quesnel
had
the
fastest
girls
team
and
the
first
runner
over
tho
finish
in
the
mile
and
a
half
cross
country
Prince
George
finished
second
in
this
event
Next
track
meet
action
is
to
be
in
Prince
George
Thursday
evening
It
is
expected
that
there
will
be
some
Quesnel
athletes
participating
Whistling
Sea
Through
Racing
TORONTO
CP
-
Whistling
Sea
the
first
horse
bred
In
Western
Canada
to
win
the
Queens
Plate
Is
through
rac
lng
We
took
him
out
of
the
Ul
tlmus
Stakes
and
I
guess
thats
It
said
owner
Paul
Olivier
a
Calgary
oil
drilling
supplier
A
chipped
sesamoid
bone
in
the
colts
light
front
leg
forced
Olivier
36
to
withdraw
Whist
ling
Sea
Saturday
Olivier
who
said
Friday
the
Ultlmus
would
be
the
last
race
In
Whistling
Seas
career
even
if
tho
horse
won
had
hoped
to
finish
ahead
of
Victorian
Era
which
twice
defeated
the
Whistler
last
year
This
spiing
at
Tort
Erie
Ont
Whistling
Sea
a
four
j
ear
old
son
of
Allbastro
out
of
B
Tast
made
a
dramatic
comeback
after
Injuring
its
leg
at
Montreals
Blue
Bonnets
Track
and
aggravating
It
at
Tort
Erie
last
August
Ollvlei
and
former
trainei
Ro
John
son
decided
at
the
time
to
re
tire
the
horse
for
the
season
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I
BIG
SIX
TOURNAMENT
Giscome
Tops
Field
With
four
wins
in
five
starts
Giscome
Imperials
took
the
Big
Six
Leagues
pre
season
tourna
tournament
¬
ment
over
the
weekend
and
cap
captured
¬
tured
the
Conrad
Trucking
Trophy
Giscome
last
years
league
champions
and
National
Hotel
defending
tournament
champions
clashed
in
the
final
Giscome
came
out
on
top
of
an
11
8
score
Terry
Brommeland
pitched
the
winner
for
Imperials
giving
up
10
hits
while
his
teammites
picked
up
eight
hits
from
losing
pitcher
George
Ellis
Both
clubs
got
two
runs
In
the
first
frame
then
blanked
the
second
National
Hotel
moved
one
up
in
the
thiid
Selby
Named
Rookie
Of
Year
MONTREAL
CP
Left
winger
Brit
Selby
21
of
Tor
onto
Maple
Leafs
has
been
chosen
rookle-of-theyear
for
the
National
Hockey
Leagues
1965
66
season
the
NHL
announced
Sunday
Selby
Is
the
first
left
winger
to
win
the
Calder
Memorial
Trophy
since
teammate
Frank
Mahovllch
won
the
award
for
the
1957
58
season
The
trophy
is
decided
by
a
poll
of
sportswrlters
and
broad
casters
In
the
six
NHL
cities
Selby
drew
59
points
after
the
first
half
of
the
season
and
an
another
¬
other
39
in
the
secondhalf
poll
to
finish
with
98
points
The
runnerup
was
Detroit
Red
Wings
defenceman
Bert
Marshall
22
who
was
given
90
points
49
in
the
ilrsuhalf
poll
and
41
in
the
second
half
Third
place
went
to
Gllles
Marotte
a
20yearold
defence
man
for
Boston
Bruins
with
6
points
five
in
the
first
half
and
63
In
the
second
half
Selby
who
was
born
In
King
ston
Ont
March
2
1945
be
comes
the
ninth
Toronto
player
to
win
the
trophy
since
it
was
first
given
alter
the
193738
sea
son
The
award
has
gone
six
times
to
New
York
Ranger
players
five
times
to
Montreal
Canadiens
four
times
t
De
troit
players
and
three
times
each
to
Chicago
Black
Hawks
and
Boston
P
In
the
fourth
the
Imperials
took
a
leadthey
never
relinquish
relinquished
¬
ed
as
Henry
Chalsse
hit
the
first
of
three
home
runs
for
the
game
and
sparked
a
three
run
Giscome
rally
He
hit
the
long
ball
again
in
the
fifth
and
sixth
innings
to
pace
Giscome
to
their
tournament
win
One
highlight
of
the
tourna
tournament
¬
ment
was
a
no
hit
no
iungame
pitched
by
Luckles
Lome
Um
pervllle
during
that
clubs
11
0
win
over
Premier
Hotel
In
the
third
game
Premier
Hotel
was
elimina
eliminated
¬
ted
from
the
double
knockout
competition
when
they
lost
their
second
contest
this
one
at
the
hands
of
Giscome
Imperials
17
2
in
the
fifth
tournament
game
The
first
team
to
be
elimina
eliminated
¬
ted
from
action
was
Ocean
Cement
The
new
entry
in
the
Big
Six
League
fell
victim
to
National
Hotel
12
1
in
the
sec
second
¬
ond
game
and
were
knocked
out
by
a
23
5
loss
at
the
hands
of
Giscome
in
the
fourth
Ocean
Cements
biggest
prob
problem
¬
lem
was
in
the
pitching
depart
department
¬
ment
as
their
hurlers
gave
up
a
total
of
14
hits
24
walks
and
35
runs
in
the
two
games
played
Tho
opening
game
of
the
tour
tournament
¬
nament
saw
Luckles
defeat
Gis
Giscome
¬
come
7
4
picking
up
eight
hits
to
the
losers
six
After
five
rounds
of
play
the
three
teams
left
Inaction
includ
included
¬
ed
National
Hotel
Luckles
and
Giscome
National
Hotel
and
Luckles
were
undefeated
while
Giscome
had
a
two
win
one
loss
record
The
Luckles
were
handed
their
first
defeat
of
the
tournament
in
the
sixth
game
when
they
were
edged
8
6
by
National
Hotel
National
Hotel
took
a
1
0
lead
into
the
fourth
frame
then
both
clubs
rallied
for
four
runs
Nationals
Increased
theii
lead
In
the
sixth
to
win
going
away
Gib
Chartrand
pitched
the
win
winner
¬
ner
In
the
seventh
game
of
com
competition
¬
petition
Luckles
were
eliminated
losing
10
2
to
Giscome
Tlve
hit
pitching
by
Terry
Bromme
Brommeland
¬
land
paced
Giscome
to
their
win
By
virtue
of
their
win
over
Luckles
Giscome
Imperials
advanced
to
the
finals
against
National
Hotel
and
captured
tour
tournament
¬
nament
honors
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