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In
1967
and
ran
his
record
to
2
0
this
year
by
pitch
ing
the
Cardinals
past
Atlanta
Braves
C
2
Tuesday
night
Its
Just
two
in
a
row
I
al
ready
got
paid
for
last
season
Two
or
12
Brlles
logic
failed
to
impress
the
Braves
as
much
as
his
fast
ball
that
stopped
the
home
club
with
only
two
un
earned
runs
for
eight
Innings
before
Joe
Hoerner
pitched
the
ninth
Thp
world
champion
Cardl
nals
moved
back
Into
a
tie
for
Houston
St
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Fran
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Angeles
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New
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first
place
with
Idle
Houston
As
tros
at
51
Lower
In
the
standings
Los
Angeles
Dodgers
did
some
hit
ting
for
a
change
and
powered
NELSON
BRILES
ust
two
in
row
past
Philadelphia
Phillies
53
In
a
night
game
after
Cincinnati
Reds
outlasted
Chicago
Cubs
9
8
in
the
afternoon
In
the
only
Na
tional
League
games
scheduled
Brlles
held
a
60
lead
for
0
23
Innings
before
catcher
Tim
LACROSSE
CLINIC
SET
A
referees
clinic
has
been
called
by
the
Prince
George
La
ciosse
Association
for
this
Sat
-urda
and
Sunday
in
the
Civic
Centre
Stress
will
be
on
basic
ules
of
the
game
with
discussion
of
some
changes
Instituted
this
year
Gogle
Stewart
leferee-in-chlef
of
the
clt
league
has
Invited
all
former
refs
and
any
others
Interested
to
attend
the
clinic
beginning
at
about
10
am
Saturday
at
the
Civic
Centre
Referees
will
be
needed
for
the
new
minor
lacrosse
league
SOFTBALL
SOCCER
The
Big
Six
Softball
League
meets
tonight
at
8
pm
In
Room
2
of
the
Civic
Centre
Repre
Representatives
¬
sentatives
of
the
Senior
B
city
league
have
been
invited
For
all
ladles
interested
In
playing
softball
this
summer
there
Is
a
meeting
tonight
at
8
pm
in
Room
1
of
the
Civic
Centre
The
Freeman
Park
Little
League
and
the
new
Rainbow
Park
Little
League
will
hold
a
joint
meeting
tonight
at
8
pm
In
Room
3
of
the
Civic
Cerre
Parents
of
little
league
young
youngsters
¬
sters
living
wgst
of
the
Bypass
are
urged
to
attend
The
North
Cariboo
Soccer
League
meets
tonight
at
the
home
of
league
president
Pino
Dulz
2400
Ewert
St
beginning
at
9
pm
A
schedule
or
the
flve
te3m
loop
Is
to
be
set
up
An
important
meeting
for
the
PG
Kickers
Soccer
Club
will
be
held
Thursday
at
710
pm
in
Room
1
of
the
Civic
Centre
L
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12th
Victory
NELSON
BRILES
KEEPS
HIS
COOL
Two
plus
10
equals
12
to
mathematicians
and
baseball
statisticians
but
not
to
Nelson
Drlles
Not
when
money
Is
In
volved
he
says
I
havent
won
12
straight
games
insisted
the
St
Louis
hurler
who
captured
his
last
10
McCarver
dropped
a
foul
pop
and
Hank
Aaron
and
Tellpe
Alou
followed
with
run
scorlng
singles
It
was
not
enough
to
overcome
Orlando
Cepedas
four
hits
and
three
runs
batted
In
and
a
homer
by
Mike
Shan
non
off
loser
Tony
Clonlnger
Only
a
blister
on
his
Index
fin
finger
¬
ger
the
result
of
throwing
his
Minnesota
Detroit
Cleveland
Oakland
Baltimore
Boston
California
Washington
New
York
Chicago
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12
fast
ball
kept
Brlles
from
fin
ishlng
I
dont
like
to
think
about
losing
at
all
Brlles
said
All
I
think
about
Is
winning
20games
like
any
other
pitcher
Mike
Kekich
who
just
turned
23
might
also
be
dreaming
of
20
some
day
but
right
now
his
mind
is
on
No
1
his
first
major
league
victory
The
left
handed
rookie
pit
pitcher
¬
cher
who
lost
to
Philadelp
Philadelphia
¬
hia
in
his
only
other
league
start
In
June
1965
had
the
Phil
-
hla
in
his
only
other
league
start
In
June
1965
had
the
Phil
lies
blanked
for
seven
innings
before
two
singles
knocked
him
out
at
the
start
of
the
eighth
Rchle
Allen
singled
in
two
runs
off
Phil
Regar
before
Hank
Agulrre
put
out
the
fire
after
a
sacrifice
fly
by
Tony
Gonzales
However
the
Dodgers
shut
out
three
tlms
this
season
had
bioktn
loose
earlier
for
a
50
lead
as
Wes
Parker
Zollo
Ver
sales
and
Willie
Davis
doubled
In
runs
Cincinnati
had
to
come
from
behind
after
the
Cubs
scored
seven
times
in
the
third
Inning
foi
a
75
lead
Lee
May
ell
maxed
the
comeback
with
his
fourth
hit
In
the
American
League
De
Detroit
¬
troit
beat
Boston
9
2
Oakland
Athletics
squeaked
past
the
New
York
Yankees
4
3
on
Floyd
Robinsons
two
run
plnchhomer
In
the
ninth
and
Cleveland
Indians
topped
Chicago
White
Sox
3
1
BRONCOS
THREE
UP
EDMONTON
CP
-
Pentlc
ton
Broncos
outshot
Edmonton
Movers
by
a
wide
margin
Tues
da
defeated
Edmonton
5
2
and
took
a
3
0
lead
In
their
best
of
seen
Western
semi
final
series
leading
to
junior
hockeys
Me
morial
Cup
Broncos
fired
40
shots
at
the
Movers
Lnall
Kopp
and
al
lowed
Edmonton
only
27
shots
on
Wall
Denault
Although
outshot
21
11
In
the
first
period
Edmonton
scored
the
only
goal
and
led
1
0
after
one
period
Pencticton
scored
twice
in
the
second
for
a
2
1
lead
going
Into
the
third
period
then
outscored
Edmonton
3
1
In
the
final
Ken
Conner
scored
twice
for
the
wlnneis
with
singles
com
Ing
from
George
Watson
Wayne
Schaab
and
Eddie
Has
Harvey
Klrkland
and
Don
Darling
scored
for
Edmonton
Theie
weie
18
penalties
in
the
game
10
to
Pentlcton
The
winner
of
the
Pentlcton
Edmonton
series
will
meet
the
winner
of
the
Estevan
Westfort
series
foi
the
right
to
represent
the
west
in
the
Memorial
Cup
final
Mounfes
Lose
Opener
Defending
Pacific
Coast
League
champion
Spokane
edged
pasJ
Portland
1
0
and
2
1
in
a
baseball
doubleheader
at
Poitland
Tuesday
In
the
opening
day
of
the
leagues
1968
season
In
Seattle
the
Angels
opened
their
final
season
of
play
with
a
1
0
victory
over
Vancouver
Moun-
tles
Next
year
Seattle
will
move
Into
the
American
Lcgue
as
the
Pilots
Tom
Egan
slammed
a
fourth
inn
inning
¬
ing
double
which
enabled
Steve
Hovley
to
score
from
third
and
give
Seattle
its
winning
run
Jim
Coates
was
the
winning
pitcher
and
held
Vancouver
to
five
hits
before
being
replaced
In
the
jeighth
The
Citizen
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Prince
George
Challenge
Cup
Looy
photo
OLD
CUP
FOUND
A
dusty
old
soccer
cup
might
have
a
new
career
If
Boyd
Bayne
can
find
any
takers
Boyd
has
care
of
the
Perry
Challenge
Cup
a
47-year-old
silver
trophy
that
turned
up
little
harmed
when
found
re
recently
¬
cently
in
a
city
garage
The
cup
donated
in
1921
by
Prince
George
MLA
of
the
time
Harry
Perry
had
fallen
Into
unexplained
neglect
Claimants
that
first
year
were
the
Vets
of
Prince
George
who
decisioned
the
City
squad
3
1
at
the
Fall
Fair
Only
one
other
victor
is
engraved
on
the
trophy
Now
says
Boyd
if
a
worthy
soccer
or
football
squad
comes
forward
hed
be
glad
to
offer
up
the
trophy
as
first
pilze
A
check
with
The
Citizen
of
the
time
showed
It
was
some
tussle
when
the
Vets
won
the
championship
on
a
sunny
Sept
14
afternoon
In
1921
DALLAS
AP
Curtis
Cokes
battered
Wllie
Ludick
to
bloody
defeat
with
a
two
handed
attack
I
that
left
the
South
African
out
on
his
feet
In
the
fifth
round
Tues
Tuesday
¬
day
night
as
he
defended
his
worlds
welterweight
champion-
ship
for
the
fourth
time
Referee
Lew
Erskine
stopped
the
fight
at
34
seconds
of
the
fifth
round
The
action
was
halted
after
Cokes
knocked
Ludick
down
with
a
thunderous
right
to
the
Jaw
and
then
lettered
the
bleeding
Ludick
aiound
the
ring
The
fight
had
been
scheduled
for
15
rounds
Cokes
weighted
145
34
pounds
Ludick
146
14
Ludick
a
26-jear-old
braw
brawler
¬
ler
had
little
chance
with
the
sharp
punching
Cokes
who
started
out
with
his
familiar
counter
pjnchlng
with
his
left
But
the
left
handed
Ludick
presented
a
perfect
target
for
Cokes
right
The
champion
used
his
right
more
than
any
time
in
his
career
and
it
was
a
steaming
right
that
put
Ludick
on
the
down
downward
¬
ward
trail
Once
Cokes
protested
that
Lu
Ludick
¬
dick
had
butted
him
and
the
ref
referee
¬
eree
issued
a
warning
Angelo
Dundee
who
was
Ludicks
han
Mrs
Harry
Perry
present
presented
¬
ed
the
cup
to
the
victors
following
the
swiftest
and
finest
contest
ever
witnessed
In
this
city
All
the
boys
played
a
strenuous
game
but
If
the
City
had
been
stronger
in
their
forward
line
there
might
have
been
a
different
tale
to
tell
After
the
game
the
two
teams
held
a
smoker
In
the
Vets
club
rooms
at
which
PE
Wilson
presided
making
a
neat
speech
and
stating
that
he
would
put
up
a
prize
to
retain
Interest
in
the
game
for
the
balance
of
the
season
Interest
apparently
flag
flagged
¬
ged
though
as
only
one
more
team
stepped
forward
to
claim
the
Perry
Cup
On
it
Is
en
engraved
¬
graved
CNR
McBrlde
-1925
And
thats
all
If
any
teams
1968
vintage
are
Interested
In
vying
for
the
cup
they
can
contact
Mr
Bayne
in
the
evening
at
564
7118
Cokes
KOs
S
African
dler
In
the
ring
claimed
the
cut
on
Ludick
s
head
came
from
a
Cokes
butt
Cokes
31
in
June
has
been
campaigning
n
years
ills
rec
ord
now
reads
53
victories
eight
losses
and
two
draws
Ludick
has
a
record
of
27
vic
victories
¬
tories
and
three
losses
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Rangers
CHICAGO
CP
Coach
Emlle
Francis
of
New
York
Rangers
just
hung
his
head
No
excuses
His
Rangers
had
Just
blown
a
2
0
lead
In
games
to
lose
42
to
Chicago
Black
Hawks
In
the
National
Hockey
League
quarter
final
series
But
he
felt
his
Rangers
who
fell
4
1
Tuesday
night
in
the
sixth
game
of
the
best-of-seven
seiles
lost
everything
Sunday
on
a
garbage
goal
Francis
pinned
the
series
and
the
game
on
Sunday
nights
con
test
when
rookie
Bob
Schmautz
scored
on
a
long
bouncing
goal
from
centre
Ice
that
eluded
goalie
Ed
Glacomln
and
went
In
to
give
the
Hawks
a
21
victory
and
a
32
edge
In
games
with
home
Ice
Tuesday
night
Schmautz
said
at
the
time
he
was
just
trying
to
get
the
puck
in
the
Ranger
zone
during
a
line
change
and
didnt
even
see
the
winning
rally
That
goal
really
killed
us
said
Trancls
Tuesday
night
We
outplayed
them
in
that
game
and
I
thought
we
should
have
won
It
If
we
had
even
if
we
had
Tuesday
was
a
long
night
In
the
National
Hockey
Leagues
Western
Division
but
Milan
Marcetta
and
Don
Blackburn
were
awake
Marcetta
scored
at
011
of
the
first
overtime
period
to
give
Minnesota
North
Stars
a
4
3
vic
victory
¬
tory
over
Los
Angeles
Kings
and
Blackburn
watched
as
his
weak
shot
eluded
goaltender
Glenn
Hall
to
give
Philadelphia
Flyers
a
2
1
victory
over
St
Louis
Blues
after
1118
of
asec
ond
overtime
period
The
two
overtime
goals
sent
the
Stanley
Cup
quarter
final
se
series
¬
ries
Into
seventh
and
deciding
games
Thursday
night
Both
series
are
deadlocked
at
three
games
apiece
In
the
best-of-seven
competition
and
Phila
Philadelphia
¬
delphia
and
Los
Angeles
both
have
home
Ice
advantage
for
the
finals
Thursday
In
Mlneapolls
Marcetta
scor
ed
the
winner
as
the
North
Stars
were
swarming
the
Kings
goal
following
a
shot
from
Bill
Goldsworthy
at
the
point
The
goal
capped
a
Minnesota
rally
which
saw
the
North
Stars
wipe
out
a
3
1
Los
Angeles
lead
with
two
goals
In
the
third
pe
period
¬
riod
The
Noith
Stars
opened
the
scoring
with
805
gone
In
the
opening
period
when
Mike
McMahon
stole
a
pass
from
Bob
Wall
and
went
In
alone
to
beat
goalie
Wayne
Rutledge
The
Doug
Robinson
tied
it
lost
here
we
could
have
re
returned
¬
turned
home
for
the
seventh
game
Its
funny
sometimes
Its
better
to
be
lucky
than
good
The
Hawks
were
both
lucky
and
good
Tuesday
night
as
Bobby
Hull
the
perennial
goal
scoring
leader
of
the
Black
Hawks
turned
playmaker
to
lead
Chicago
to
Its
victory
He
set
up
goals
by
Chico
Makl
the
winner
and
Pit
Martin
Stan
Miklta
and
defenceman
Doug
Jarrett
got
the
other
Chicago
goals
Billy
Reay
Chicago
coach
put
his
finger
on
the
penalty
i
killing
of
Eric
N
esterenko
Makl
Hull
and
Mlkita
for
the
victory
The
Hawks
penaltyklll
Ing
units
held
off
the
Rangers
three
times
In
the
second
pe
riod
Give
those
penalty
killers
credit
for
keeping
us
in
the
game
in
that
second
period
and
add
to
It
that
Doug
Jarrett
played
his
best
game
of
the
year
for
us
Reay
also
heaped
praise
on
goalie
Denis
DeJordy
who
held
Stars
Flyers
Even
Up
Series
for
the
Kings
at
1112
taking
a
passout
from
Howie
Menaid
be
behind
¬
hind
the
Minnesota
goal
Real
Lemleux
broke
the
tie
for
Los
Angeles
with
a
45
foot
slapshot
at
145
of
the
second
period
and
Brent
Hughes
put
the
Kings
in
front
3
1
less
than
two
minutes
later
when
he
beat
Manlago
on
a
breakaway
The
North
Stars
stormed
back
to
tie
It
In
the
third
period
as
Goldsworthy
knocked
in
a
re
rebound
¬
bound
of
Billy
Plagers
shot
from
the
point
McCord
hit
the
left
corner
of
the
cage
later
In
the
period
with
a
10
foot
shot
as
the
North
Stars
rushed
the
net
The
Blues
had
the
edge
through
most
of
the
St
Louls
Philadelphla
game
after
Gerry
Melnyk
broke
through
goalie
Bernle
Parent
for
a
power
play
goal
at
1806
of
the
first
period
Andre
Lacroix
of
Philadelphia
sent
the
game
into
overtime
scoring
on
a
desperation
shot
with
15
seconds
left
In
regula
regulation
¬
tion
play
He
tied
the
game
1
1
after
the
Flyers
pulled
Parent
for
an
offensive
advantage
Philadelphia
coach
Keith
Allen
admitted
Blackburns
shot
baf
baffled
¬
fled
him
I
just
couldnt
believe
it
he
said
I
cant
even
make
a
good
comment
on
it
I
dont
know
how
It
got
In
They
said
In
the
Flyers
dressing
room
that
It
hit
a
defencemans
stick
but
I
dont
know
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a
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second
period
DeJoidy
had
nothing
to
say
after
the
game
except
everybody
played
well
Francis
howevei
was
a
little
more
explicit
praising
DeJordy
and
Hull
Although
the
Hawks
were
dragging
after
the
first
period
that
Hull
came
up
with
the
big
play
twice
and
that
gave
them
a
big
lift
Up
until
then
we
had
shifted
our
checking
lines
around
to
slow
them
down
and
it
worked
well
but
then
Hull
makes
a
quick
move
and
he
kills
you
Our
guy
Ron
Stewart
didnt
stop
checking
him
its
just
that
Hull
made
a
better
play
Chicago
now
meets
Montreal
Thursday
night
In
the
first
game
of
the
Stanley
Cup
semi
final
series
at
Montreal
The
Canadians
first
In
the
Eastern
standings
eliminated
Boston
Bruins
in
four
straight
games
Tuesday
night
Hull
was
all
over
the
Ice
He
didnt
score
a
goal
but
his
playmaklng
helped
Hawks
break
a
LI
tie
In
the
second
period
on
Makls
goal
Hull
alsoe
nglneeredthe
Hawks
insurance
with
a
perfect
backhand
pass
to
Martin
at
239
of
the
final
period
Mlkita
scored
the
final
Hawks
goal
on
a
solo
effort
with
less
than
four
minutes
to
play
In
the
game
The
loose
play
which
marked
most
of
the
series
was
evident
again
Tuesday
night
Chicago
went
ahead
at
5
50
of
the
first
period
when
Jarrett
pounded
the
puck
past
Glacomln
A
last
minute
starter
because
of
Injuries
Wharram
took
a
BKIshsii
If
mM
I
I
BOBBY
HULL
playmaker
pass
from
Miklta
on
the
faceoff
and
fed
Jarrett
perfectly
In
fi
ont
of
the
net
New
York
tied
It
early
In
the
second
period
when
Chicago
captain
Pierre
Pllote
trying
to
clear
the
puck
tossed
a
pass
onto
Gilberts
stick
The
New
York
player
responded
by
whip
ping
his
fifth
goal
of
the
series
beyond
DeJordys
outstretched
foot
Mikita
Leads
Pack
New
iork
Rangers
are
proba
probably
¬
bly
still
wondering
what
hap
happened
¬
pened
to
Stan
Miklta
The
Chicago
Black
Hawks
centre
was
notorious
for
win
nlng
the
National
Hockey
League
scoring
championship
each
year
but
falling
into
a
slump
as
soon
as
the
Stanley
Cup
playoffs
began
Miklta
who
won
the
1907
68
scoring
race
with
87
points
ran
Standings
G
A
Pts
Plrd
Miklta
Chi
3
6
9
0
MacDonald
LA
3
4
7
2
Martin
Chi
3
3
6
2
R
Hull
Chi
2
4
C
11
Gilbert
NY
4
15
4
Labosslere
LA
2
3
0
12
Cullen
Minn
2
3
5
2
Makl
Chi
2
3
5
2
Gldswthy
Mln
14
5
8
Into
early
trouble
In
the
playoff
as
New
York
ran
up
a
quick
20
lead
In
games
But
he
came
alive
In
the
third
game
and
knocked
aside
the
an
nual
slump
to
lead
the
Hawks
to
a
final
41
victory
Tuesday
night
and
a
42
edge
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the
bestof
sev
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series
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