10
THE
CITIZEN
Tuesday
October
1
1968
fiT
t
V
V
Coming
out
of
a
turn
at
the
Prince
George
Motorcycle
Clubs
new
track
Duffy
photos
Mefz
Wins
Pair
Af
Weekend
Meef
Ron
Metz
of
Prince
George
won
the
50
lap
Grand
Prix
and
the
250
cc
class
race
at
the
Prince
George
Motorcycle
Clubs
new
flat
track
on
Sunday
A
crowd
of
about
ICO
saw
Metz
flash
to
twin
victories
at
the
15
-
mile
track
located
a
mile
and
a
half
behind
the
Hart
High
Highway
¬
way
weigh
scales
Dave
Labonte
of
Prince
George
won
the
100
cc
event
while
Gil
Neufield
of
Dawson
Creek
cap
captured
¬
tured
the
500
cc
street
class
A
total
of
15
bikes
entered
tl
e
arious
competitions
including
s
even
riders
from
Daw
son
Creek
Half
of
the
entries
were
in
the
street
class
The
top
finishers
100
cc
event
1
Dave
La
Labonte
¬
bonte
2
Gunner
Christensen
prince
George
3
Gil
Neufield
250
cc
1
Ron
Metz
2
Errol
Erickson
Dawson
Creek
3
Don
Thackeray
Prince
George
4
Leo
Couturier
Dawson
Creek
Grand
Prix
1
Ron
Metz
2
Led
Szmek
3
Errol
Erick
Erickson
¬
son
500
cc
open
1
Gil
Neu
Neufield
¬
field
2
Lonnie
Muglich
Powder
Puff
1
Marilyn
Szmek
2
Chris
Wood
In
the
most
spectacular
spill
of
the
day
Walter
Bitz
Triumph
650
lost
its
front
end
and
flip
ped
over
several
times
Ditz
escaped
unhurt
The
motorcycle
club
has
ten
tentatively
¬
tatively
scheduled
another
meet
on
the
weekend
after
next
if
the
weather
permits
Son
mn
-jp
EHI
mmir
TTnHUHK
HHH
Errol
Erickson
of
Dawson
Creek
flashes
past
in
the
250
cc
competition
Erickson
finished
second
Trevino
Arrives
For
Rich
Alcan
Tournament
SOUTIIPORT
England
AP
IS
Open
champion
Lee
Trevino
in
cowboy
lwots
and
stetson
hat
came
to
Britain
Monday
In
search
of
moie
golf
gold
and
sneered
at
the
bad
weather
Those
cats
will
have
to
walk
the
same
trail
I
do
the
28
j
ear
old
Texan
said
as
he
ar
rived
foi
the
Wednesdaj
open
ing
of
the
Alcan
tournament
which
dangles
a
first
prize
of
about
55
0
That
rain
falls
on
every
bod
Treino
commented
I
11
just
play
m
lest
its
my
flist
time
oer
heie
and
I
just
don
t
want
people
to
frown
on
me
and
say
he
s
not
good
after
all
As
for
the
boots
and
the
cow
boy
hat
he
quipred
Its
just
a
costume
The
first
time
I
wore
the
boots
I
fell
four
times
In
the
first
five
minutes
And
the
hat
doesnt
fit
Its
not
even
ten
allon
Trelno
led
an
American
cir
cult
challenge
of
14
professional
golfers
making
up
an
international
field
of
24
for
the
second
annual
Mean
title
With
him
was
Ca
Brewer
who
won
the
first
one
last
year
at
St
An
drews
in
Scotland
NEW
YORK
RANGERS
Coachs
Answer
Score
More
Points
GREEN
BAY
Wis
AP
-
Little
Things
mean
a
Lot
was
a
popular
song
a
few
years
ago
Green
Bay
Packers
weie
singing
the
same
tune
Monday
The
little
things
lesulted
Sunday
in
Green
Bays
23
17
loss
to
Detroit
Lions
The
defeat
left
the
defending
National
Football
League
champions
with
a
1
2
rtcoid
and
tied
for
last
in
the
Central
Division
Basically
we
have
to
scoie
more
points
and
allow
fewei
Packets
coach
Phil
Bengston
said
We
hae
to
get
moie
consistent
he
said
analyzing
his
teams
defeat
I
n
order
to
win
were
going
to
have
to
eliminate
the
little
mistakes
De
Defensive
¬
fensive
end
Willie
Davis
echoed
the
coach
IN
STRONGER
SHAPE
Bernie
Stays
Behind
The
Bench
KITCHEN
EH
CP
-
Dernlc
Doom
Doom
Geoffrlon
Is
on
the
outside
looking
in
this
year
lii
the
National
Hockey
League
New
ork
Rangers
rookie
coach
knew
It
In
training
camp
but
he
still
went
out
and
Joined
the
scrimmage
ou
know
theres
no
wa
I
can
play
with
these
guys
any
more
he
said
trying
to
catch
his
breath
Sure
I
scored
two
goals
In
scrimmage
but
this
year
Im
going
to
have
to
win
from
be1
hind
the
bt
nch
i
Ive
always
been
a
winner
and
I
want
to
staj
one
STOMACH
SURGERY
The
veterin
right
winger
made
a
brilliant
NHL
comeback
In
19CC
with
New
York
after
two
I
years
as
coich
of
Quebec
Aces
In
the
A
m
t
r
I
c
a
n
Hockey
League
scoring
17
goals
and
12
oolnts
Dut
major
stomach
surgery
last
sun
mer
enled
his
pluylng
career
The
37
year
old
former
Mont
real
Canadlen
named
to
coach
the
Rangers
In
June
has
a
strong
team
to
guide
We
went
Into
ttu
drift
meet
Ing
In
Montreal
trying
to
keep
the
plajers
responsible
for
oui
second
place
finish
last
eai
general
manager
Emlle
Trancls
said
In
an
Interview
Were
in
a
stronger
position
than
we
were
at
this
time
last
season
because
we
have
the
plaers
we
want
in
camp
now
Dont
forget
we
didnt
get
Ron
Stewart
until
Novenber
last
year
In
the
deal
with
St
Louis
for
Red
Derenson
Francis
traded
deftneeman
Wayne
JI
11
1
m
a
n
and
jooklo
Panny
Seguin
and
Joey
John
ston
to
Minnesota
North
Stars
in
June
for
left
winger
Davu
R
alon
and
Gioffrlon
couldnt
bo
happier
MJ
played
with
Pavey
In
Montreal
so
J
know
what
hc
can
do
Geoffrlon
said
lie
tan
play
at
centre
Jeft
oj
t
right
wmg
and
he
Is
a
good
checker
With
lc
Hadfleld
out
with
a
bad
shoulder
part
of
last
season
and
Donnle
Marshall
not
getting
any
younger
we
knew
we
needed
someone
like
Daey
Dalon
played
for
the
Rangers
In
the
early
1960s
before
his
tluceyear
stint
with
the
Cana
U1C
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uui
ituiti1
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in
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uu
arait
Geoffrlon
who
will
carry
flvo
defencemen
two
goaltenders
three
lines
and
two
extra
for
w
irds
this
season
was
ob
vlousl
pleased
with
the
veter
veterans
¬
ans
at
training
camp
Stewart
Is
skating
better
than
ever
he
s
unbelievable
foj
a
guy
30
yeais
old
Geoffrlon
sild
And
Hariy
Howell
Is
simply
amazing
Hes
In
better
shape
than
Inlf
the
younger
players
In
camp
Howell
35
Is
starting
his
17th
season
with
the
Rangers
Howell
Anile
Drown
Rod
Selling
and
Jim
Nellson
named
to
the
second
all
star
team
last
season
will
form
the
nucleus
of
Geoffrlons
defence
And
rookie
Drad
Park
20
a
product
of
To
Toronto
¬
ronto
Marlboros
of
the
Ontario
Hockey
Association
Junior
A
se
rles
may
get
the
nod
over
Allan
Hamilton
as
his
fifth
defence
man
Hamilton
22
from
Flln
Hon
Man
Is
trying
to
make
the
Rangers
lineup
for
the
third
time
He
played
for
Duffalo
Bl
sons
New
Yorks
AHL
farm
club
last
year
Phil
Goyette
will
again
centre
for
team
cajtaln
Dob
Nevln
and
Marshall
Goyette
had
23
goals
and
-10
assists
last
season
while
Neln
scored
58
points
Includ
Ing
28
gmls
HOT
COMBINATION
The
line
of
centre
Jean
Ra
telle
right
winger
Rod
Gilbert
and
Hadfleld
was
the
hottest
combination
at
the
Rangers
canrp
WEDNESDAY
IN
ST
LOUIS
Aces
Set
For
Series
Opener
ST
LOUIS
AP
-
Denny
McLaln
with
31
victories
is
the
American
Leagues
biggest
win
ner
In
37
years
Bob
Gibson
with
an
earned
run
average
of
112
is
the
National
Leagues
stingiest
pitcher
ever
Theyll
face
each
other
Wednesday
when
Detroit
Tigers
take
on
St
Louis
Cardinals
in
the
first
game
of
the
World
Se
rles
but
Mayo
Smith
Isnt
im
pressed
You
put
two
good
pitchers
against
each
other
and
World
Series
Schedule
NEW
YORK
AP
Schedule
for
the
1968
World
Series
be
tween
Detroit
Tigers
of
the
American
League
and
St
Louis
Cardinals
of
the
National
League
Time
Is
Eastern
Day
light
Wednesday
Oct
2
first
game
at
St
Louis
2pm
Thursday
Oct
3
second
game
at
St
Louis
2
pm
Friday
Oct
4
open
date
for
travel
Saturday
Oct
5
third
game
at
Detroit
1
pm
Sunday
Oct
6
fourth
game
at
Detroit
1
pm
Monday
Oct
7
fifth
game
IX
necessary
at
Detroit
1
pm
Tuesday
Oct
8
open
date
for
travel
Wednesday
Oct
9
sixth
game
if
necessary
at
St
Louis
2pm
Thursday
Oct
10
seventh
game
If
necessary
at
St
Louis
2pm
In
case
of
rain
the
entire
schedule
will
be
moved
back
one
day
everybody
builds
them
up
as
the
biggest
thing
since
gangbus
lers
said
Smith
who
managed
the
Tigers
to
103
victories
this
year
Then
the
whole
thing
ends
up
disappointing
All
pitching
duels
do
Often
one
of
the
pitch
ers
gets
bombed
out
FIVE
STRAIGHT
However
Gibson
has
yet
to
be
bombed
out
He
lost
his
first
Se
rles
start
Oct
8
1964
to
New
York
Yankees
Since
then
the
right
hander
has
posted
five
straight
series
victories
two
over
the
Yankees
and
three
over
Boston
Red
Sox
last
year
And
in
those
five
games
the
31
year
old
fireballer
allowed
an
average
of
only
six
hits
and
less
than
two
runs
a
game
A
victory
over
the
Tigers
Wednesday
would
vault
Gibson
into
a
tie
for
the
most
consecu
tive
games
won
in
a
Series
a
mark
shared
by
Lefty
Gomez
and
Red
Ruffing
both
of
the
Yankees
FIRST
SERIES
McLain
on
the
other
hand
has
no
Series
history
He
was
only
one
year
old
in
1945
the
last
time
the
Tigers
were
in
volved
in
a
Series
He
did
slice
off
a
piece
of
history
this
season
by
winning
31
games
which
made
him
the
first
pitcher
to
win
that
many
since
Lefty
Grove
in
1931
Despite
what
his
manager
says
the
match
up
Is
one
of
the
most
glamorous
in
Series
play
Both
pitchers
should
be
well
rested
Gibson
pitched
Friday
night
when
he
shut
out
Houston
Astros
and
McLaln
just
missed
his
32nd
victory
against
Wash
ington
Senators
Saturday
McLaln
will
be
facing
the
same
Cardinal
line
up
that
won
the
National
League
pennant
by
nine
games
Umps
Drop
Strike
Plans
CHICAGO
AP
Major
league
umpires
met
Monday
and
decided
not
to
hold
a
World
Series
strike
but
agreed
on
a
general
strike
next
spring
unless
two
discharged
American
League
umpires
are
reinstated
Al
Salerno
and
Bill
Valentine
both
recently
fired
by
American
League
president
Joe
Cronin
prevailed
on
the
group
not
to
hold
a
World
Series
strike
Salerno
and
Valentine
issued
a
joint
statement
saying
We
do
not
wish
to
deprive
the
American
people
and
baseball
fans
of
their
annual
classic
due
to
the
wrongful
conduct
of
one
man
Meanwhile
the
A
m
e
r
I
c
a
n
League
umpires
voted
to
form
a
Hammerin
Hank
Talks
Retirement
ATLANTA
Ga
AP
Ham
Hammerin
¬
merin
Hank
Aaron
mainstay
of
Atlanta
Braves
for
15
years
says
old
age
is
starting
to
over
overtake
¬
take
him
at
the
age
of
34
I
may
not
be
playing
after
next
year
Aaron
said
Monday
but
he
said
he
still
had
not
reached
a
decision
on
whether
to
retire
after
the
1969
National
League
baseball
season
Aarons
statistics
for
1968
were
below
par
for
the
veteran
slugger
but
he
still
played
in
160
games
slammed
29
homers
batted
287
drove
In
86
runsanc
stole
28
bases
A
two
run
homer
in
Atlantas
last
game
of
the
season
Sunday
gave
him
a
career
total
of
510
only
shy
of
Mel
Otts
seventh
place
spot
and
only
two
back
of
Eddie
Mathews
sixth
place
ranking
on
baseballs
all
time
home
run
chart
I
want
to
have
one
more
good
season
Aaron
said
One
more
good
year
will
put
me
past
some
pretty
good
mile
milestones
¬
stones
joint
association
with
the
Nation
al
League
arbiters
Jack
Reynolds
a
Chicago
lawyer
who
helped
organize
the
Association
of
National
League
Umpires
in
1963
presided
at
the
meeting
and
announced
that
the
National
League
had
unani
mously
agreed
to
take
the
rival
league
umpires
into
their
asso
association
¬
ciation
and
rename
it
the
Major
League
Umpires
Association
Salerno
37
and
an
umpire
in
the
American
League
since
1961
and
Valentine
35
an
American
League
umpire
since
1962
were
fired
Sept
16
byCro
nin
who
claimed
they
were
in
competent
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The
three
outfielders
Lou
Brock
Curt
Tlood
and
Hoger
Maris
will
come
first
followed
by
first
baseman
Orland
Cepeda
catcher
Tim
McCarver
third
baseman
Mike
Shannon
second
baseman
Julian
Javier
and
shortstop
Dal
Maxvlll
For
Gibson
the
Tigers
will
have
a
slightly
revised
line
up
The
revision
revolves
around
the
insertion
of
Mickey
Stanley
at
shortstop
Smith
wanted
to
get
Al
Kaline
into
the
line
up
and
the
only
way
he
could
do
It
was
by
bringing
Stanley
In
from
centre
field
Kaline
long
the
leading
slug
ger
of
the
Tigers
broke
his
right
arm
early
in
the
season
and
by
the
time
he
was
ready
to
return
the
Tigers
were
going
so
well
Smith
didnt
want
to
dls
turb
the
combination
Now
Smith
wants
the
vet
erans
bat
to
help
spice
up
the
offence
Smith
will
have
second
base
baseman
¬
man
Dick
McAullffe
leading
off
followed
by
Stanley
and
right
fielder
Kaline
then
first
base
man
Norm
Cash
left
fielder
Willie
Horton
centre
fielder
Jim
Northrup
catcher
Dill
Treehan
and
third
baseman
Don
Wert
Tigers
Outdraw
Cards
NEW
YORK
AP
Detroit
Tigers
edged
St
Louis
Cardi
Cardinals
¬
nals
In
home
attendance
figures
for
the
1968
baseball
season
The
Tigers
led
the
majors
in
attendance
attracting
2031847
fans
as
they
won
their
first
American
League
pennant
in
23
years
That
was
20670
more
than
St
Louis
the
National
League
leaders
with
2011177
The
Cardinals
winning
their
second
consecutive
National
League
pennant
dropped
89661
from
their
1967
total
attendance
The
Tigers
were
up
086663
over
their
1967
figures
Over
all
attendance
was
up
in
the
American
League
and
down
in
the
National
The
National
League
attracted
1178536
compared
with
1292
185
last
year
The
Americans
were
up
to
1172942
in
1968
after
drawing
10883915
a
year
ago
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