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Citizen
Allen
and
Harold
Pretty
Clean
Up
at
Pine
Valley
It
-was
a
pretty
good
week
weekend
¬
end
for
the
Pretty
family
at
the
Pine
Valley
Par
3
golf
course
Allen
Pretty
set
a
hot
pace
to
win
the
Pine
Valley
championship
Trophy
In
the
clubs
36
hole
tournament
and
Harold
Pretty
was
runner-up
Allen
fired
a
36
hole
to
total
¬
tal
of
117
over
the
two
days
and
Harold
was
only
two
strokes
behind
him
In
addi
addition
¬
tion
Harold
set
a
course
record
with
a
one
underpar
Softball
Final
Stalled
n
Third
26
on
his
last
nine
hole
round
Pro
Pete
Janzen
had
the
course
In
fine
shape
for
the
event
and
Is
hoping
to
stage
at
least
one
more
tourna
tournament
¬
ment
of
Its
kind
this
year
Following
is
the
complete
list
of
flight
winners
and
runners
up
First
flight
Keith
John
Johnston
¬
ston
Doug
Patterson
sec
second
¬
ond
flight
Ken
McDermld
Wayne
Robertson
third
flight
Ross
Ewen
Jean
G
Gallant
fourth
flight
Al
Gam
bert
Baxter
Shep
Canning
filth
flight
Bud
Prockhv
BUI
Lovin
sixth
flight
Ein
hart
Schubert
L
Martlew
Earlier
two
golfers
scored
holes
in
one
on
the
course
although
not
in
tour-
nament
play
Fridayj
Fred
Witney
scored
his
aceonthe
145
yard
ninth
hole
and
Sat
Saturday
¬
urday
Fred
Kolm
an
aced
the
105
yard
fifth
with
a
nine
iron
A
total
of
41
golfers
en
entered
¬
tered
the
weekend
tourna
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Tonight
Rain
for
one
of
the
few
times
this
season
halted
play
in
senior
mens
softball
action
Sunday
night
but
Europe
Hotel
and
Canada
Hotel
get
right
back
at
it
tonight
The
two
teams
with
Europe
leading
2
0
in
the
best-of-five
league
championship
final
meet
at
630
tonight
and
a
win
for
Europe
could
wrap
up
the
title
At
Dark
Fire
WASHINGTON
AP
Man
ager
Alvln
Dark
of
Kansas
City
Athletics
was
fired
Sunday
by
the
clubs
president
Charles
O
Finley
He
was
replaced
lmme
diately
by
Luke
Appling
who
has
been
with
the
Athletics
organization
for
the
last
five
years
Darks
discharge
by
Finley
came
in
the
wake
of
an
open
feud
between
the
players
and
the
owner
of
the
last
place
American
League
club
Finley
suspended
pitcher
Lew
Krausse
Friday
for
what
he
described
as
conduct
unbecom
ing
a
major
league
player
Finley
reached
at
his
Wash
ington
hotel
said
Dark
was
notified
at
530
am
Sunday
after
an
a
1
1
n
i
g
h
t
meeting
bet
ween
himself
Dark
the
coaching
staff
and
player
rep
resentatlve
Jack
Aker
Finley
said
the
meet
ing
began
at
7
pm
Saturday
and
ended
at
430
a
m
with
Aker
joining
at
230
am
He
declined
further
comment
fS
irf
ty
saying
a
formal
s
tatement
would
be
issued
later
Dark
said
he
will
return
to
Kansas
City
and
has
no
other
immediate
plans
Finley
said
Appling
who
has
served
the
Athletics
as
a
coach
scout
and
instructor
would
be
the
manager
until
the
end
of
the
season
Camille
Henry
Rejpins
Blues
NEW
YORK
AP
New
York
Rangers
re
acquired
Camille
Henry
their
second
highest
car-
eer
goal
scorer
in
a
National
Hockey
League
trade
with
Chi
Chicago
¬
cago
Black
Hawks
Saturday
In
exchange
the
Hawks
will
receive
a
player
to
be
named
later
Henry
34
did
not
play
last
season
following
a
dispute
with
the
Hawks
management
The
Rangers
sent
him
to
Chicago
in
a
seven
-player
deal
in
Feb
1065
However
Canada
has
other
ideas
about
the
matter
and
should
Canada
win
tonight
fur
further
¬
ther
games
will
be
played
Tues
Tuesday
¬
day
and
Wednesday
and
Thursday
if
necessary
Europe
grabbed
the
2
0
lead
with
a
10
6
victory
Friday
and
once
again
the
hard
luck
Can
Canada
¬
ada
squad
saw
almost
certain
victory
slip
from
their
grasp
They
took
a
4
0
lead
in
the
first
inning
but
watched
Europe
chip
away
until
Frank
Bencher
connected
for
an-
Inside-
the
park
grand
slam
homer
in
the
fourth
Inning
Europe
never
look
looked
¬
ed
back
from
there
Pat
Pratt
going
the
distance
for
his
second
win
in
as
many
nights
gave
up
six
hits
but
was
plagued
by
errors
on
the
part
of
his
teammates
Europe
meanwhile
was
get
getting
¬
ting
to
starter
and
loser
Buster
i
Black
for
12
hits
In
accumula
accumulating
¬
ting
their
10
run
total
Bencher
slapped
a
single
in
addition
to
his
base
clearing
shot
to
left
field
and
Amos
Happy
Pete
Nadeau
and
Pat
Pratt
also
had
two
hits
each
The
other
Europe
hits
were
evenly
dlvid
ed
among
Larry
Roberge
Joe
Hall
Wally
Foster
and
Gordle
Warner
For
Canada
Bill
Johnson
had
a
pa
ir
of
s
ingle
s
and
the
other
four
hits
went
to
John
Botham
Ray
Michaud
Jack
McKenzie
and
Black
Mickey
McMillan
Wins
Praise
Following
KO
Special
to
The
Citiien
EDMONTON
-
The
guys
who
are
supposed
to
know
are
predicting
a
bright
box
boxing
¬
ing
future
for
Prince
George
Mickey
McMilln
McMillan
earned
the
praise
after
his
impressive
fifth
-round
knockout
here
Friday
night
over
Arizonas
Pancho
Soto
The
blond
southpaw
a
winner
of
every
round
on
the
judges
cards
put
Soto
away
at
235
of
the
fifth
round
Said
Soto
He
hurt
me
with
his
body
punches
all
the
way
but
he
didnt
hit
me
In
the
head
too
often
He
seems
like
a
real
good
body
puncher
and
I
think
he
can
go
a
long
way
Said
McMillan
Iplanhed
to
go
in
and
wear
him
down
with
body
punches
andthats
exactly
what
I
did
Said
Paaov
Ketonen
trainer
of
a
continent
oi
Mexican
fighters
on
the
card
Only
four
or
five
pro
fights
J
He
can
go
quite
a
way
with
the
right
kind
ol
fights
and
if
hes
brought
along
slowly
enough
Following
the
win
pro
promoters
¬
moters
Mitch
Kllmov
and
Albert
Supersteinwere
talk
talking
¬
ing
of
aCanadlan
lightweight
title
fight
for
McMillan
probably
in
mid
September
In
the
main
event
of
the
card
Edmontons
Billy
Mc
Crandle
looked
every
bit
the
Canadian
featherweight
champ
knocking
out
Chato
Lopez
ot
Mexico
Lightweight
Mickty
McMillan
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George
Packers
de
defeated
¬
feated
National
Hotel
2
0
Sun
Sunday
¬
day
to
increase
their
lead
in
the
second
half
of
local
soccer
league
play
to
three
points
J
Packers
won
on
a
goal
at
the
30
minute
mark
of
the
first
half
and
the
best
goal
of
the
PRINCE
HAL
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CAREER
IN
MONTREAL
HAMILTON
C
P
-
Hal
Pat
tersons
brilliant
14
year
career
in
the
Canadian
Football
League
has
apparently
ended
where
It
began
in
Montreal
Patterson
prince
of
CFL
re
receivers
¬
ceivers
during
strings
with
Montreal
Alouettes
and
Hamil
Hamilton
¬
ton
Tlger
Cats
suffered
a
rup
ruptured
¬
tured
spleen
Thursday
in
an
apparently
-
routine
play
during
Hamiltons
17
16
triumph
An
operation
in
a
Montreal
hospital
was
described
as
a
suc
success
¬
cess
but
Hamilton
general
man
manager
¬
ager
Jake
Gaudaur
said
he
does
not
expect
Patterson
to
play
again
Patterson
34
-year
-old
end
from
Rozel
Kansas
had
told
club
officials
he
would
not
return
for
the
1968
season
Patterson
was
rapped
by
line
linebacker
¬
backer
Al
Ecuyer
early
in
the
second
quarter
as
he
attempted
to
take
a
high
short
pass
from
quarterback
Joe
Zuger
Harold
was
taking
a
short
pass
over
centre
and
he
and
Ecuyer
got
to
the
ball
at
the
sams
time
Gaudaur
said
Harold
was
wide
open
with
no
opportunity
to
cover
himself
As
far
as
I
could
see
it
was
a
perfectly
legal
play
Many
plays
similar
to
the
final
one
were
included
in
a
record
that
showed
the
most
touchdown
passes
caught
in
a
career
64
Patterson
also
held
a
league
record
for
most
passes
caught
in
one
season
88
and
most
yards
from
receptions
in
a
sea
season
¬
son
1914
In
one
game
ha
gained
338
yards
on
passes
a
record
Ills
total
of
0473
yards
on
receptions
is
a
career
rec
record
¬
ord
Dick
Shatto
formerly
of
Tor
Toronto
¬
onto
Argonauts
was
the
only
CFL
player
with
more
receptions
in
a
career
Patterson
was
with
within
¬
in
six
of
Shattos
total
of
466
Patterson
who
came
to
the
Alouettes
in
1953
was
replaced
Thursday
by
defensive
end
Dave
Vltl
Mounties
Hold
Lead
in
PCL
Vancouver
Mounties
retained
their
hold
on
first
place
in
the
western
division
in
the
Pacific
Coast
League
Sunday
Mounties
turned
back
Tacoma
Cubs
C
4
while
the
second
place
Portland
Beavers
held
their
ground
with
a
4
2
win
over
Se
Seattle
¬
attle
Angels
Saturday
Tacoma
defeated
Vancouver
7
4
Torrential
downpour
didnt
stop
hardy
soccer
fans
Sunday
afternoon
at
Rotary
Stadium
rckeifs
Incfeose
Soccer
Le
day
was
scored
at
the
35
min
minute
¬
ute
mark
of
the
second
half
National
Hotel
played
well
on
defense
and
Lino
Battistella
was
a
standout
at
centre
half
He
was
backed
ip
well
by
fullbacks
G
Munroand
D
Tonlnato
How
However
¬
ever
their
forward
line
was
HAL
PATTERSON
ruptured
spleen
STANDINGS
Western
Conference
W
LT
F
A
Pt
Winnipeg
2
1
0
54
56
4
Calgary
2
1
0
72
44
4
Sask
2
1
0
70
65
4
Edmonton
2
2
0
76
72
4
BC
0
4
0
53
98
0
Eastern
Conference
W
LT
F
APt
Ottawa
2
0
0
68
32
4
Toronto
2
1
0
42
55
4
Hamilton
1
10
31
36
2
Montreal
0
0
0
23
31
0
Adanacs
Ahead
2
0
In
Lacrosse
COQUITLAM
CP
Coqult
lam
defeated
Victoria
Sham
Shamrocks
¬
rocks
10
3
Saturday
night
to
take
a
2
0
lead
in
the
bestof
five
InterCity
Lacrosse
League
semi
finals
Coqultlam
goalie
Joe
Comeau
was
a
standout
in
the
net
stopping
22
Victoria
shots
Victoria
goalie
Barry
Forbes
stopped
23
High
scorer
for
Coqultlam
was
Gord
Gimple
with
three
Mike
Gates
and
Alex
Carey
scored
two
each
Other
Coqultlam
goals
came
from
Ron
Bodner
Kevin
Parsons
and
Marty
Jordan
Victoria
goals
came
from
Ranjlt
and
Nlrmal
Dillon
and
Bill
Munroe
Victoria
collected
10
minutes
In
penalties
in
the
third
period
Including
a
twominute
team
penalty
never
really
a
serious
threat
to
the
Packer
defense
Packers
first
goal
was
scor
scored
¬
ed
by
Jerry
Bros
on
a
pass
ifrom
the
left
wing
and
he
picked
the
corner
of
the
net
to
put
Pack
Packers
¬
ers
one
up
at
half
time
At
the
35
mlnute
mark
of
the
second
half
Packers
forced
two
corner
kicks
in
rapid
succes
succession
¬
sion
and
were
rewarded
on
the
second
one
when
a
perfect
kick
from
TonyVsimuriria
was
taken
in
mid
air
by
Keith
Brooks
and
headed
past
goal
keeper
Pino
Duiz
Duiz
jiad
no
chance
to
Dave
Looy
Photo
oone
leod
save
on
either
goal
Packers
did
not
have
any
standout
players
but
won
mainly
on
a
good
team
effort
by
every
everyone
¬
one
They
adapted
themselves
abetter
to
the
wet
condition
of
the
ground
and
waited
for
the
Na
National
¬
tional
teani
to
make
the
errors
Eskimos
Trounce
Argos
As
Jim
Thomas
Rambles
EDMONTON
CP
Edmon
Edmonton
¬
ton
E
s
k
I
m
os
capitalized
on
weaknesses
in
Toronto
Argo
Argonauts
¬
nauts
offensive
line
and
on
Argo
errors
Saturday
to
take
a
31
10
Canadian
Football
League
victory
before
21107
fans
The
crowd
was
one
pf
the
largest
in
Clarke
Stadiums
history
Eskimos
defensive
squad
led
by
ends
E
A
Sims
and
Ron
Forwick
harried
Argo
quarter
quarterback
¬
back
Wally
Gabler
throughout
the
game
tossing
him
for
big
losses
Sims
Ferwlck
rookie
tackle
John
Lagrone
and
others
penetrated
the
Toronto
offen
slve
line
time
and
again
to
get
to
Gabler
Midway
through
the
fourth
q
u
a
r
t
e
r
Argonauts
incurred
four
successive
roughing
penal
penalties
¬
ties
which
moved
Edmonton
into
the
Toronto
eight-yard-llne
From
there
halfback
Jim
Thomas
ran
over
for
his
third
touchdown
of
the
game
Flanker
Randy
Kerbow
scored
one
touchdown
for
Eski
Eskimos
¬
mos
and
Peter
Kempf
booted
a
field
goal
and
four
converts
Thomas
and
Kerbow
now
stand
one
two
In
the
WFC
individual
scoring
race
For
Tor
on
t
o
Jim
Dlllard
scored
a
touchdown
and
John
Vllunas
added
a
convert
and
a
first
quarter
field
goal
Eskimos
had
a
7
3
lead
after
the
first
quarter
stretched
it
to
17
3
in
the
second
and
to
24
3
in
the
third
Thomas
was
the
top
ground
gainer
for
Eskimos
with
110
yards
He
caught
one
pass
for
55
yards
In
addition
to
a
touch
touchdown
¬
down
pass
reception
Edmonton
quarterback
Frank
Consentlno
fired
nine
passes
and
completed
seven
two
for
touchdowns
Gabler
completed
11
of
23
pass
attempts
for
137
yards
Dlllard
gained
33
yards
on
the
ground
in
six
carries
Coast
Swimmer
Tops
Marathon
VERNON
CP
A
Vancouver
swimmer
was
first
Sunday
In
the
seventh
annual
Kalamalka
Lake
marathon
swim
Mike
Pauley
splashed
over
the
11
12
mile
course
in
a
time
of
five
hours
and
15
minutes
Pauley
won
last
years
swim
In
record
time
of
four
hours
and
43
minutes
V
The
Edmonton
club
picked
up
17
first
downs
on
226
yards
along
the
ground
and
157
in
the
air
Argos
had
13
first
downs
on
35
yards
on
the
ground
and
137
In
the
air
n
Kelowna
Races
Budweiser
The
Best
KELOWNA
BC
CP
Miss
Budweiser
piloted
by
Mike
Thomas
of
Harvey
Cedars
NJ
won
the
15000
British
Columbia
Cup
for
unlimited
class
hydroplanes
at
this
Oka
nagan
City
200
miles
east
of
Vancouver
The
win
came
after
Budwels
er
and
Miss
Bardahl
driven
by
Billy
Schumacher
of
Seattle
Wash
had
battled
for
first
place
all
day
in
a
contest
that
lasted
up
to
the
final
lap
More
than
25000
p
e
r
s
o
n
s
watched
the
race
which
ell
maxed
three
days
of
hydro
plane
activity
on
Okanagan
Lake
My
Gypsty
driven
by
Ed
OHalloran
won
both
his
heats
but
was
only
able
to
manage
a
flfth
place
finish
in
the
final
heat
and
an
overall
third
place
Thomas
averaged
104
206
miles
per
hour
over
the
25mlle
course
In
the
final
heat
to
gain
the
victory
Schumacher
and
Thomas
hit
the
starting
line
together
in
the
final
heat
and
Thomas
pulled
ahead
in
the
first
turn
In
the
next
two
laps
Budweiser
and
Bardahl
exchanged
the
lead
three
times
With
only
one
lap
left
in
the
race
Bardahl
came
even
with
Budweiser
and
then
abruptly
slowed
because
of
mechanical
problems
and
limped
in
sec
ond
with
average
speed
of
99009
miles
per
hour
PORTABLE
SAWMILL
CONTRACTOR
REQUIRED
For
Inferior
Operation
Should
have
own
portable
sawmill
and
crew
capable
of
sawjng
20000
fbm
per
shift
of
2
dimension
lumber
Minimum
of
2
years
work
guaranteed
WRITE
Box
402
A
The
Citizen
150
Brunswick
St
Prince
George
BC