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All
Detroit
Olympics
have
to
do
now
Is
wait
They
won
the
Eastern
Divi
Division
¬
sion
of
the
National
Lacrosse
Association
Monday
night
by
downing
Peterborough
Lakers
12
8
to
sweep
the
best-of-seven
series
In
four
c
onsecutive
games
Now
the
Olympics
hae
to
await
the
outcome
of
the
West
Western
¬
ern
Division
final
between
Port
Portland
¬
land
Adanacs
and
New
West
minster
Salmonbellles
The
British
Columbia
team
defeated
Portland
11
C
Monday
night
to
grab
a
3
1
lead
inthebest-of-sev-en
final
Tlfth
game
In
the
se
series
¬
ries
will
be
played
Wednesday
In
New
Westminster
Cylord
Powless
led
Detroit
to
Its
victory
by
seeing
two
goals
and
four
assists
Playing
before
a
croud
of
2-
489
Peterborough
held
Detroit
to
a
3
3
tie
after
one
period
The
Olympics
were
ahead
7
5
after
two
and
outscored
the
home
team
In
the
final
period
Meanwhile
in
Portland
Mac
Tjler
scored
three
goals
for
New
Westminster
and
John
Schmyr
added
two
Single
goals
went
to
Ian
Dull
Wayne
Shuttle
worth
Al
Lewthwalte
Wayne
Coss
Ken
Oddy
and
Ray
Den
nle
Minor
Lacrosse
All
Stars
Named
Between
90
and
100
boys
turn
turned
¬
ed
out
for
a
successful
minor
laciosse
clinic
and
banquet
Saturday
Top
players
were
awarded
tro
trophies
¬
phies
at
the
banquet
held
follow
following
¬
ing
the
clinic
In
the
Civic
Centre
The
club
winners
Interior
Power
Saw
Kirk
Pe
dersen
Keith
Pedersen
Dale
Rolufs
and
Greg
Norbraten
Northern
Hardware
Dutch
Stewart
Alan
Young
Paul
Morash
and
Ray
Weatherly
Sparlings
Trancis
Wilcox
Harold
Morin
George
Prince
and
Gogie
Stewart
Starlites
David
Thompson
David
Doig
Laurie
Lennie
and
Mario
Deni
Bowlers
Meet
Tonight
There
will
be
a
meeting
of
the
Prince
George
Five
Pin
Bowl
Bowling
¬
ing
Association
tonight
at
8
pm
downstairs
in
the
Civic
Centre
All
prospective
bowlers
are
welcome
to
attend
S
-V
V
tf
71
Members
of
Labatts
United
Italians
champions
of
the
North
Cariboo
Soccer
League
are
back
row
from
left
Mario
Segieto
Pino
Duiz
M
ilos
Kartjs
Fraco
Maauro
Lino
Nadalin
Leo
Baldonero
Mario
Mauroand
Helmut
Koenichbauer
Front
row
irom
left
Koss
Juro
Spiros
Kosmopoulos
Angelo
Nadalin
Gaetano
Mauro
Uwe
Knees
and
Pasquale
Canino
Labatts
United
Win
Soccer
League
Title
Labatts
United
Italians
have
emerged
as
league
champions
following
completion
of
the
dispute-ridden
North
Cariboo
soc
soccer
¬
cer
League
season
on
Sunday
Labatts
defeated
Woodwards
Kickers
2
0
at
Rotary
Stadium
to
finish
eight
joints
ahead
of
second
place
Prince
Georgo
-
Inter
Intercontinental
¬
continental
Pulp
The
season
punctunated
by
charges
of
jough
play
undsever
al
Incidents
of
fighting
saw
two
of
the
five
teams
drop
out
of
the
league
Simon
Fraser
Prlnce
George
Meat
Packers
pulled
out
Aug
25
when
a
game
between
Labatts
and
tho
Packers
enupted
Into
a
brawl
The
Williams
Lake
Maplo
Leafs
who
lud
cuiller
received
i
league
reprimand
for
rough
play
withdrew
after
conpletiui
of
the
first
lulf
of
tho
schedule
in
July
The
Packers
were
leading
tho
league
by
a
narrow
margin
over
Labatts
when
they
pulled
out
Mario
Mauro
and
Uwe
Knees
scored
second
half
goals
to
give
Labatts
their
win
Sunday
Wood
Woodwards
¬
wards
put
up
a
stout
defence
tlijough
the
first
half
but
week
weekend
¬
end
under
a
steady
Labatt
at
attack
¬
tack
In
the
second
half
The
Labatt
victory
capped
a
successful
season
for
the
club
Labatts
won
the
B
tiophy
at
the
Prince
George
Centennial
Soc
Soccer
¬
cer
Tournament
in
May
and
then
won
tho
Kitlnut
Soccer
Tourna
Tournament
¬
ment
on
the
Dominion
Day
week
weekend
¬
end
The
team
expressed
its
thanks
to
its
sponsor
and
fans
for
their
support
VSoodwaiUs
Kickers
were
awarded
the
league
sportsnun
ship
trophy
foi
their
consistent
offort
despite
a
wjnless
season
The
Citi
en
Goodness
gracious
its
time
for
that
travelling
troupe
of
skaters
known
as
the
Prince
George
Mohawks
to
le
sume
training
City
cartoonist
Ray
Masson
has
this
view
of
the
first
workout
tonight
at
730
pm
in
the
SPORTS
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
TUESDAY
OCTOBER
1
1968
Mohawks
Waltz
Tonight
Coliseum
Players
will
stretch
muscles
rusty
after
a
summer
long
rest
and
might
even
exercise
their
vocabu
vocabularies
¬
laries
Coach
Tient
Beatty
is
hoping
for
a
good
turnout
Sawchuk
Counts
Days
Until
He
Can
Retire
The
Canadian
Fress
Goaltender
Terry
Sawchuk
of
Los
Angeles
Kings
announced
Monday
that
this
will
be
his
last
season
In
the
National
Hockey
League
but
coach
Red
Kelly
still
hasnt
made
up
his
mind
to
use
Sawchuk
Im
counting
the
time
till
I
can
quit
said
Sawchuk
an
18
year
veteran
who
has
four
Vezl
na
trophies
to
his
credit
I
make
it
six
months
or
a
few
days
longer
if
we
make
the
playoffs
Kelly
has
four
days
In
which
Kr
rBJl
Merry-
md
jLmmmm
ttllBV
J
to
decide
who
to
put
in
the
nets
G
e
r
r
y
Desjardlns
Wayne
Rutledge
or
Sawchuk
If
I
had
to
make
a
decision
right
now
I
guess
I
would
just
close
my
eyes
and
pull
two
names
out
of
a
hat
Kelly
said
Sawchuk
39
won
the
Vezina
three
times
with
Detiolt
Red
Wings
and
shared
It
once
with
Johnny
Bow
er
of
Toi
onto
Maple
Leafs
GET
ONE
NIBBLE
He
was
the
Kings
first
choice
in
the
expansion
draft
last
year
but
is
listed
as
tiade
material
now
There
has
been
one
nibble
from
the
Leafs
but
only
If
they
can
get
him
for
cash
Born
in
Winnipeg
Sawchuk
started
his
NHL
career
with
the
Red
Wings
and
moved
to
Boston
in
1935
and
then
back
to
Detroit
in
1937
He
joined
Toronto
in
1904
and
played
three
seasons
before
moving
to
Los
Angeles
In
other
NHL
developments
Monday
Los
Angeles
and
Toron
to
combined
in
a
four-for-one
deal
Toronto
gets
Grant
Moore
20
a
right
winger
who
played
with
Toronto
Marlboros
of
the
Ontar
10
Hockey
Association
senior
se
series
¬
ries
last
year
In
return
the
Kings
picked
up
Louis
Deveault
22
right
winger
with
Trols
Rivieres
last
year
Gary
Cioteau
21
left
winger
for
St
Lawrence
University
Brian
Murphy
who
scored
38
goals
for
London
Nationals
of
the
OIIA
Junior
A
series
in
19C7
and
Wayne
Thomas
a
goaltender
from
Michigan
Tech
The
four
will
all
work
out
with
Springfield
Kings
of
the
American
Hockey
League
Los
Angeles
parent
club
FLYERS
DUMP
ACES
In
the
only
exhibition
action
Monday
Earl
Heiskala
scored
twice
in
the
second
period
to
lead
Philadelphia
riyers
to
a
G
3
victory
over
their
AHL
farm
club
Quebec
Aces
Colavito
Released
NEW
YORK
AP
Rocky
Colavito
the
veteran
outfleldet
whose
374
home
runs
place
him
15th
on
the
major
league
career
list
was
released
by
the
New
York
Yankees
at
his
own
re
quest
Monday
The
Yanks
said
Colavito
asked
to
be
made
a
free
agent
at
the
close
of
the
season
when
they
signed
him
last
July
15
He
had
been
dropped
by
the
Los
Angeles
Dodgers
earlier
that
month
Colavito
33
said
he
has
not
decided
whether
he
will
con
tlnue
to
play
baseball
He
ap
appeared
¬
peared
In
38
games
for
the
Yanks
hitting
five
homers
and
batting
220
ColaUto
was
a
standout
slug
get
for
Cleveland
and
Detroit
His
best
year
was
1901
when
he
had
45
homers
drove
in
140
runs
and
batted
290
for
the
Tl
gers
Blass
Named
Player
Of
Month
CINCINNATI
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burgh
Pirates
Steu
Blass
who
won
five
of
six
decisions
In
Sep
September
¬
tember
Including
three
stialght
shutouts
has
been
named
the
National
Leagues
Player
of
the
Month
for
September
A
panel
of
50
baseball
writers
and
broadcasters
participating
in
the
monthly
poll
cast
30
bal
lots
for
Blas
who
had
won
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of
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top
middle
distance
runners
says
he
will
not
be
able
to
compete
in
the
800
metres
at
this
months
Olympic
Games
Crothers
a
phaimacist
won
a
silver
medal
in
the
800
metres
when
he
finished
second
to
Peter
Snell
of
New
Zealand
in
the
19G4
Games
at
Tokyo
B
ut
an
injury
to
his
left
leg
fol
followed
¬
lowed
by
an
operation
last
week
may
finish
his
chances
for
the
Mexico
City
Games
Its
the
achilles
tendon
in
my
left
leg
he
said
in
an
interview
Sunday
I
had
it
operated
on
last
week
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Presl
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Avery
Brundage
of
the
In
ternatlonal
Olympic
Committee
described
facilities
for
the
19th
j
Olympiad
as
excellent
Mon
day
following
inspection
of
the
i
far
flung
venues
in
this
sprawl
ing
city
I
Brundage
who
celebrated
his
81st
birthday
Saturday
was
whisked
from
one
end
of
this
7347
foot
high
metropolis
to
the
i
other
a
few
hours
following
his
j
arrival
from
Chicago
Sunday
i
But
Brundage
was
up
bright
and
early
Monday
for
the
start
of
a
meeting
of
the
IOCs
nine-
i
member
executive
Council
which
will
shape
the
agenda
for
a
ful
IOC
meeting
Oct
7
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Thursday
Night
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Interested
in
curling
in
the
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commercial
league
are
invited
to
a
meeting
Thurs
Thursday
¬
day
at
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ON
LATE
INTERCEPTION
Lions
Lead
Yardsticks
But
Lose
On
Scoreboard
VANCOUVER
CP
British
Columbia
Lions
looked
great
in
the
statistics
column
Monday
night
but
Hamilton
looked
bet
ter
on
the
scoreboard
and
thats
where
It
counts
The
Tlcats
defending
Grey
Cup
champions
now
in
third
place
in
the
Eastern
Division
of
the
Canadian
Tootball
League
defeated
the
Western
Confer
Conference
¬
ence
Lions
16
13
before
251G5
fans
Statistics
dont
win
football
games
said
Hamilton
coach
Joe
Restlc
Im
getting
tired
of
losing
games
that
we
win
countered
Lions
coach
Jim
Champion
The
Lions
made
20
first
downs
compared
with
11
for
Hamilton
The
BC
offence
totalled
35
1
yards
while
Hamilton
rang
up
193
yards
But
one
of
the
telling
statis
statistics
¬
tics
as
it
turned
out
was
inter
interceptions
¬
ceptions
The
Lions
had
three
for
57
yards
the
Tlcats
five
for
134
Eastern
Conference
W
L
T
F
A
P
Toronto
C
3
0
181
149
12
Ottawa
5
3
1
272
18G
11
Hamilton
5
4
0
170
183
10
Montreal
3
5
0
148
208
G
Western
Conference
W
L
T
FA
P
Calgary
8
3
0
292
155
10
Sask
7
3
1
245
1G8
15
Edmonton
4
6
1
127
206
9
BC
2
7
1
125
190
5
Winnipeg
2
8
0
118
233
4
One
Hamilton
interception
by
Bob
Richardson
pre
prevented
¬
vented
a
possible
touchdown
as
he
snared
a
pass
In
his
own
end
I
zone
and
ran
the
ball
to
the
Tlcat
45
yard
line
Another
by
j
tackle
Wilber
Scott
his
first
as
Tlcat
set
up
a
brilliant
70
yard
j
scoring
play
in
the
dying
min
utes
With
less
than
four
minutes
remaining
Scott
yanked
down
a
Jackie
Parker
pass
at
the
Tl-
J
cats
40
He
lateralled
to
Henley
who
zlg
zagged
downfield
to
score
I
Tommy
Joe
Coffey
kicked
the
convert
and
a
30
yard
field
goal
i
His
convert
attempt
on
Hamil
tons
first
touchdown
was
no
good
Hamilton
scored
three
plays
after
the
opening
klckoff
when
quarterback
Joe
Zuger
capped
an
81
yard
march
with
a
02
yard
P
a
s
s
-a
n
d
-r
u
n
play
to
Davo
Fleming
The
Lions
held
a
13
9
lead
In
the
fourth
quarter
Pete
Ohler
started
at
quarter
quarterback
¬
back
for
the
Lions
and
did
a
good
job
until
he
aggravated
an
ankle
late
In
the
game
Paul
Brothers
came
In
to
replace
him
but
two
consecutive
pass
Interceptions
sent
up
the
signal
for
Parker
Parker
was
performing
bril
brilliantly
¬
liantly
until
he
too
encountered
two
big
Interceptions
Just
be
before
¬
fore
the
one
by
Scott
Parker
scored
on
a
one
yard
plunge
which
he
set
up
on
a
long
pass
to
Jim
Young
after
a
Tlcat
fum
fumble
¬
ble
on
their
25
Ted
Gerela
who
kicked
first
half
field
goals
from
the
48
and
11
converted
Gerela
caused
plenty
of
ex
excitement
¬
citement
He
twice
kicked
Into
the
opposition
line
and
once
he
tried
a
57
yard
field
goal
one
yard
short
of
the
world
record
which
hit
the
cross
bar
With
five
Interceptions
to
their
credit
Hamiltons
defen
defensive
¬
sive
backfleld
drew
Restlcs
praise
They
played
as
well
as
they
have
In
any
game
this
season
and
It
came
at
a
time
when
our
offence
couldnt
get
rolling
Restlc
said
a
bomb
scare
re
garding
the
teams
flight
from
Edmonton
had
delayed
their
ar
arrival
¬
rival
until
game
day
We
didnt
have
time
to
hold
our
regular
meeting
or
our
film
session
said
Restlc
Northwood
Wants
Hockey
Players
Anyone
intersted
in
playing
hockey
for
Northwood
Pulp
in
the
Prince
George
commercial
hockey
league
should
contact
Ray
Michaud
at
503
0261
before
430
pm
or
at
503
6487
in
the
evening
Gogie
Stewart
has
been
chosen
commissioner
of
the
league
Facilities
Excellent
Says
Olympic
President
There
will
be
nothing
to
an
nounce
from
the
council
meet
meeting
¬
ing
but
we
will
brief
the
press
within
a
few
days
on
the
gen
general
¬
eral
program
for
the
full
IOC
meeting
said
Brundage
A
superb
whisky
from
Schenley
where
great
whisky
is
a
tradition
Im
happy
to
be
going
homo
with
four
points
off
this
road
trip
Yardsticks
BC
Ham
First
downs
20
11
Yards
rushing
ICG
77
Yards
passing
214
141
Total
offence
354
193
Passes
made
tried
14
31
8
21
Intercept
yds
3
07
5
134
Punts
Average
10
37
10
44
Fumbles
lost
0
0
1
1
Penalties
total
yds
3
25
7
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Tommy
Joe
Tops
In
East
End
Tommy
Joe
Coffey
of
Hamilton
moved
Into
first
place
in
the
Eastern
Football
Confer
Conference
¬
ence
scoring
race
Monday
night
as
the
Tiger
Cats
downed
Brit
lsli
Columbia
Lions
1G
13
Coffey
kicked
a
field
goal
and
a
convert
to
boost
his
total
to
G8
points
on
the
season
three
more
than
place
kicker
Don
Sutherln
of
Ottawa
Rough
Riders
The
leaders
TD
C
FG
S
Pts
Coffey
II
2
13
13
4
G8
Sutherln
O
1
28
9
4
G5
Tucker
O
10
0
0
0
60
Symons
T
9
0
0
0
54
Mann
T
0
19
5
12
46
Fleming
II
7
0
0
0
42
Washington
O
G
0
0
0
3G
Adkins
O
5
0
0
0
30
Scott
O
5
0
0
0
30
Bethea
II
4
0
0
0
24
Walton
M
4
0
0
0
24
Gerela
Climbs
Ted
Geiela
booted
two
field
goals
and
a
convert
for
BC
Lions
Monday
night
for
seven
more
points
in
the
Western
Football
Conference
scoring
race
but
the
position
of
the
leaders
remained
unchanged
Gerela
remained
in
third
place
with
07
points
behind
Cal
garys
Larry
Robinson
with
70
and
Saskatchewans
Bill
Goods
with
C9
The
leaders
Trc
FGS
Pts
Robinson
C
1
31
10
8
75
Goods
S
0
26
11
10
69
Gerela
BC
0
9
18
4
G7
G
Reed
S
8
0
0
0
48
Evanshen
C
8
0
0
0
48
Kempf
E
0
10
10
7
47
Cranmer
C
G
0
0
0
36
Ford
S
5
0
0
4
34
Gulndon
W
0
10
7
1
32
Harrison
C
5
0
0
0
30
Raimey
W
5
0
0
0
30
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