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As
a
fight
card
it
-was
a
sheer
disaster
as
an
entertainment
spectacle
it
was
right
up
there
with
watching
the
grass
grow
and
as
an
example
of
mitchmaking
it
about
as
even
as
Custer
and
the
Indians
That
was
fight
night
Prince
George
on
Sat
Saturday
¬
urday
Most
of
the
nights
excitement
came
after
the
main
eent
when
Prince
George
heavy
heavyweight
¬
weight
Tom
Burns
went
bonkers
and
bashed
a
cornerman
attempted
to
get
at
referee
Bob
DeJohn
of
Vancouver
and
then
chased
after
his
manager
Jimmy
Johnston
of
Vancouer
Burns
of
course
had
his
scheduled
10
round
main
event
against
Bobby
Woods
of
Van
Vancouver
¬
couver
declared
a
no
contest
in
the
first
round
When
I
saw
what
lousy
fights
they
arranged
and
then
got
jobbed
right
infrontof
my
own
peo
people
¬
ple
against
an
absolute
bum
Woods
it
just
got
to
me
said
Burns
Burns
199
had
just
dropped
Woods
175
with
a
right
hand
to
the
head
when
Henry
Hasa
a
friend
who
was
carrying
a
bucket
in
the
Burns
corner
leaped
into
the
ring
in
an
attempt
to
revive
the
fallen
fighter
DeJohn
said
he
had
detected
a
knee
in
Burns
offence
and
declared
the
bout
no
con
contest
¬
test
Hasa
said
he
had
seen
Burns
hit
Woods
low
and
claimed
he
uas
trjing
to
help
Woods
so
Tommy
wouldn
t
get
disqualified
The
679
fans
who
paid
2068
to
watch
the
four
bout
card
sat
In
amazement
as
Burns
punched
Hasa
and
chased
him
from
the
ring
Hasa
suffered
a
three
stitch
cut
Inside
his
mouth
Then
the
Prince
George
boxer
attempted
to
get
at
DeJohn
and
finally
tore
after
his
man
manager
¬
ager
Johnston
the
man
who
arranged
the
card
Im
living
In
Prince
George
now
and
John
Johnston
¬
ston
needs
a
new
meal
ticket
said
Burns
He
thought
he
was
going
to
come
in
here
with
Woods
and
get
a
win
And
he
brought
In
the
referee
to
nnke
sure
I
couldn
t
win
Johnston
refused
to
work
Burns
corner
and
watched
the
fight
from
ringside
The
man
who
was
hurt
most
by
the
shewing
was
Prince
George
promoter
Reg
Wilson
who
was
running
his
first
pro
boxing
card
He
lost
about
1100
In
the
process
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man
Burns
goes
honkers
anting
farce
Im
sick
just
sick
he
said
Itlsntthe
money
it
was
the
fights
They
were
Just
ter
rible
The
show
consisted
of
three
ridiculous
bouts
and
one
good
one
an
eight
round
deci
sion
by
Valentine
Kelly
over
Irish
Tony
Dowl
ing
Both
are
middlewpights
from
Vancouver
In
the
heavyweight
opener
scheduled
for
six
rounds
Maurice
Rice
of
Seattle
scored
t
second
round
knockout
against
Hugh
Mercieroi
Edmonton
Mercler
who
weighed
205
pounds
when
he
fought
here
last
June
weighed
in
at
only
180
pounds
He
had
been
in
hospital
with
pneumonia
six
weeks
ago
In
a
welterweight
eight
rounder
Prince
Jackson
of
Seattle
stopped
hopelessly-outclassed
Rudy
Prince
of
Tacoma
In
the
first
round
Prince
was
a
last
minute
substitution
for
Ed
Baines
of
Seattle
and
was
brought
in
by
Jackson
s
manager
Jimmy
McGee
Moves
were
underway
almost
as
soon
as
the
fight
ended
to
form
a
three
member
Prince
George
boxing
commission
to
prevent
a
repeal
of
such
shows
I
m
going
to
get
Jimmy
suspended
In
BC
Oregon
and
Washington
said
Burns
I
was
going
in
there
to
give
it
my
best
Uckfor
Prince
George
fans
and
he
comes
up
with
a
complete
bum
and
then
tries
to
Job
me
out
erf
a
knockout
with
a
phony
referee
Burns
however
may
join
Johnston
on
the
sidelines
I
m
a
stubborn
Irishman
and
Ill
probably
be
back
promoting
fights
again
said
Wilson
but
Ill
have
some
new
people
starting
with
a
matchmaker
And
Burns
Well
I
can
t
really
expect
touse
him
again
after
w
hat
happened
can
I
Johnston
who
left
town
almost
Immediately
after
the
fights
viewed
it
from
a
different
angle
It
wasnt
my
fault
he
said
Tommy
kicked
the
guy
I
din
t
know
Mercler
had
been
sick
and
Prince
was
a
last
minute
substitute
that
I
didn
t
know
about
Burns
Incidentally
did
not
get
paid
for
his
short
nights
work
He
was
fighting
for
a
per
percentage
¬
centage
of
the
profits
and
the
show
lost
money
Sharon
Janzen
gets
fourth
hole
in
one
Sharon
Janzen
has
become
the
fourth
person
to
score
a
hole
In
one
at
Prince
George
Golf
and
Country
Club
this
year
and
the
third
to
ace
the
170
yard
third
hole
Miss
Janzen
used
a
four
Iron
to
score
her
hole
In
one
on
the
par
three
hole
Earlier
this
year
Ross
Ewen
and
Lorna
Nash
also
aced
the
third
hole
and
Matt
Brlggs
scored
a
hole
In
one
on
the
167
yard
par
three
sixth
hole
Bob
Cloland
scores
with
a
77
Bob
Cleland
shot
a
77
Sunday
low
net
under
the
Calloway
scor
to
lead
a
field
of
106
golfers
lng
system
Ken
McDermldwas
In
low
gross
In
the
Prince
George
I
second
and
Ken
Beckett
third
Golf
and
Co
jntry
Clubs
second
Don
Prentice
won
second
flight
and
final
Calloway
tournament
Bill
Chappell
was
second
and
Ed
of
the
season
Ward
third
Cleland
won
the
low
net
In
the
Carl
Fedu
was
winner
In
third
same
tournament
last
year
i
flight
Jim
Kenned
was
second
In
first
flight
Don
Bryce
had
and
John
Droznensky
third
Hugh
Royer
tour
winner
CHICAGO
AP
1
took
one
look
at
the
leader
board
on
the
15th
tee
and
all
I
wanted
to
do
was
par
out
and
get
Into
the
clubhouse
Thats
exactly
what
Hugh
Royer
did
Sunday
to
win
the
130000
Western
open
golf
tour
nament
Before
taking
Ms
third
shot
on
the
par
five
No
18
Royer
heard
a
big
cheer
group
and
I
knew
Dale
had
birdled
No
17
I
took
no
chances
and
put
my
third
shot
on
the
green
about
12
feet
away
said
Royer
Then
I
made
a
terrible
putt
and
left
it
a
foot
short
I
said
a
prayer
and
then
walked
up
to
the
bail
and
tapped
It
In
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
MONDAY
JUNE
15
1970
third
spot
with
nine
points
Qldstylers
player
coach
Gord
Henry
Is
secondbehlndDolgwlth
10
points
LEADING
SCORERS
Fred
Doig
Macs
6
Gord
Henry
Os
5
Nell
Mcintosh
Macs
9
Russ
Hanna
Inn
6
Ron
Howard
Inn
5
Jeff
Rowland
Os
7
Dick
Lee
Macs
4
ArlAstorlno
Macs
4
APts
Gerry
Ridler
of
the
Labatts
Blues
Is
the
most
penalized
player
having
served
a
total
ol
51
minutes
many
of
them
for
10
minute
misconducts
Larry
Henry
of
the
Stylers
follows
with
26
minutes
teams
Italy
Brazil
and
Uru
guay
are
seeking
to
make
the
Jules
RImet
Trophy
their
per
manent
property
with
an
un
precedented
third
World
Cup
triumph
England
one
of
the
favorites
to
reach
the
finals
here
seemed
well
on
the
way
to
victory
with
a
20
lead
over
West
Germany
67
minutes
Into
the
game
But
an
attempt
to
slow
the
game
to
a
walk
and
a
couple
of
substitutions
disturbed
the
teams
outstanding
cohesion
Franz
Beckenbauer
outstand
Ing
In
the
German
mldfleld
ral
lied
his
team
for
a
tie
In
regula
regulation
¬
tion
time
and
Gerhard
Muller
the
leading
scorer
so
far
In
these
championships
with
eight
goals
scored
the
winner
at
the
108th
minute
West
Germany
thus
won
re
venge
for
Its
4
2
loss
In
over
time
to
England
in
the
1966
cup
final
It
was
the
second
victory
Traders
top
Croatia
as
first
half
ends
Interior
Traders
nipped
Croatia
3
2
in
the
only
senior
soccer
match
played
during
the
weekend
The
Traders
were
missing
four
players
due
to
suspensions
assessed
after
a
fighting
incident
last
weekend
involving
players
and
spectators
Interiors
goals
were
scored
by
Frank
Kiglic
Rachhtal
Singh
and
Milos
Rulic
Croatias
scorers
were
Gnvcic
Milan
and
Angelo
Nadalm
This
was
the
final
game
of
the
first
half
of
the
North
Cariboo
Soccer
Leagues
1970
schedule
Duchess
Park
earns
round
robin
title
Duchess
Park
fulfilled
its
fav
favorites
¬
orites
role
Saturday
by
win
winning
¬
ning
the
first
annual
Prince
George
Hgh
school
soccer
tour
tournament
¬
nament
Duchess
Park
the
unbeaten
champions
in
the
Junior
high
schools
regular
season
won
three
and
tied
one
to
win
the
round
robin
The
champs
defeated
Con
naught
4
0
Lakewood
1
0
and
Blackburn
2
0
and
tied
1
1
with
the
senior
high
school
Angelo
Nadalln
of
Duchess
Park
was
the
top
scorer
In
the
one
day
tournament
with
four
goals
George
Prince
protected
by
the
tournament
s
best
set
of
defenders
scored
all
of
his
teams
three
shutouts
The
senior
high
was
second
with
two
victories
and
two
ties
It
defeated
Blackburn
1
0
and
Lakewood
1
0
and
tiedConnaught
0
0
Connaught
was
third
with
a
win
and
two
ties
in
four
games
Lakewood
wasfourthwlthawln
and
tie
In
four
games
And
Blackburn
was
a
tough
luck
last
It
lost
three
games
by
10
and
one
by
3
1
Falcons
sink
Wildcats
with
nine
goal
blast
Big
scores
highlighted
play
Sunday
In
Prince
George
Minor
Soccer
Association
In
the
most
lop
sided
contest
of
the
day
Falcons
blastedWlld
cats
9
0
In
a
division
four
eight
and
nine
year
olds
contest
Donnie
Hlgglns
led
thewlnners
with
four
goals
Martin
Auld
had
a
pair
and
singles
were
added
by
Toni
Fortlno
Frank
Denl
and
David
Blzlckl
In
another
division
four
game
Doig
leads
point
race
The
league
leading
Columbus
Macs
dominate
the
Prince
George
Lacrosse
Association
s
scoring
race
with
four
men
among
the
top
eight
Player
coach
Fred
Doig
sets
the
pace
with
13
points
on
six
trralc
onrl
eavan
aeclcfc
Tom
Penguins
and
Cougars
played
it
tight
and
tied
0
0
In
division
three10and
llyear
olds
Bill
McEachern
scored
four
goals
and
Ernest
Messier
one
as
Northwood
bombed
North
ern
Hardware
5
1
National
Hotel
clobbered
Sav
Savages
¬
ages
7
0
in
another
division
three
game
Sergio
DlDancl
had
four
goals
Ron
McDoueall
two
and
Rick
Hlnes
one
In
division
two
12
and
13
year
olds
Hayes
Northern
shaded
Ferguson
Lake
Rangers
2
1
Glen
Thompson
got
both
goals
for
the
winners
and
Steven
Fabln
replied
for
the
losers
In
mid
week
games
Legion
blanked
Ferguson
Lake
Rangers
7
2
and
Hayes
Northern
edged
Simon
Fraser
3
21ndlvlslontwo
Legion
scorers
were
Peter
Favell
Bob
Knight
and
Tom
Dawson
with
two
goals
each
and
Stave
Chapman
had
a
single
Dave
McKlnnon
scored
twice
for
Lake
mate
Nell
Mcintosh
holds
down
Ferguson
m
uivision
inree
rxurinern
Hardware
edged
Savages
2
1
on
goals
by
Scott
Anderson
and
Mill
Waltlg
and
Cougars
beat
National
Hotel
3
2
sudden
friendly
servicB
u
m
tire
service
ltd
5M
UU2
for
Germany
over
England
in
50
years
Alan
Mullery
scored
In
the
31st
minute
and
Martin
Peters
In
the
55th
to
put
England
Into
Its
20
lead
But
the
mighty
Beckenbauer
restored
the
German
verve
with
a
goal
In
the
68th
minute
and
veteran
Uwe
Seeler
playing
In
his
fourth
World
Cup
tied
the
score
In
the
81st
minute
England
manager
Sir
Alf
Ramsey
had
sent
Bobby
Bell
In
for
Bobby
Charlton
In
the
69th
minute
and
Norman
Hunter
for
Peters
Just
before
the
tying
goal
Reporters
asked
Ramsey
why
he
had
removed
Charlton
He
replied
We
had
planned
to
bring
In
a
new
player
and
I
still
think
the
move
was
Justl
fled
Ramsey
added
Never
be
before
¬
fore
had
England
lost
such
a
de
decisive
¬
cisive
game
after
being
in
the
lead
2
0
He
said
his
defence
made
two
bad
mistakes
which
led
to
German
goals
The
Germans
won
by
the
luck
of
the
game
said
Ram
sey
who
added
he
considers
Brazil
a
stronger
team
mf
sBLi
Helmut
Schoen
West
German
team
manager
also
was
asked
what
he
thought
of
the
substitu
substitution
¬
tion
for
Charlton
His
reply
Maybe
his
engine
was
not
run
running
¬
ning
at
high
speed
any
more
Schoen
complimented
Ramsey
on
his
fine
team
and
added
To
play
England
In
the
noon
heat
of
Mexico
for
two
hours
Is
what
I
will
describe
as
murder
ous
All
Mexico
was
plunged
Into
gloom
by
Its
teams
4
1
loss
to
Italy
although
the
32000
fans
In
Toluca
Stadium
gave
the
win
ners
a
warm
hand
at
the
end
of
the
match
after
having
relent
relentlessly
¬
lessly
urged
the
Mexican
team
to
greater
efforts
throughout
the
game
Mexico
struck
first
Jose
Luis
Gonzales
scoring
from
close
range
in
the
12th
minute
Then
the
Italians
hit
peak
attacking
form
for
the
first
time
in
the
championships
Javier
Guzman
tied
the
score
In
the
25th
mln
ute
The
goal
at
first
was
cred
lted
to
Angelo
Domenghlnl
bul
the
Mexicans
later
confirmed
that
Guzman
had
diverted
the
shot
on
the
way
Into
the
net
Then
Lulgl
Rlva
linked
up
Blow
2
0
lead
Defensive
tactics
blamed
for
defeat
LONDON
AP
British
soc
soccer
¬
cer
commentators
said
Sunday
that
Englands
defensive
tactics
and
errors
by
the
Individual
play
players
¬
ers
led
to
the
3
2
West
German
victory
that
put
the
defending
champions
out
of
the
1970
World
Cup
competition
1
am
afraid
Sir
Alf
Ramseys
men
have
no
one
but
themselves
to
blame
for
this
quarter
final
de
defeat
¬
feat
wrote
Donald
Saunders
of
The
Dally
Telegraph
They
be
became
¬
came
a
little
too
sure
of
them
selves
and
allowed
the
Germans
to
snatch
the
Initiative
England
finally
destroyed
themselves
wrote
Desmond
Hackett
of
The
Dally
Express
Members
of
a
BBC
television
panel
blamed
Englands
keep
ball
tactics
when
leading
2
0
I
iiM
They
also
praised
West
German
substitute
Jurgen
Grabowski
as
an
attacking
player
who
helped
change
the
game
in
Germanys
favor
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England
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World
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soccer
championships
as
the
competition
was
reduced
Sun
day
to
tour
countries
West
Germany
and
Italy
from
Eu
rope
and
Brazil
and
Uruguay
from
South
America
The
West
Germans
32
con
querors
of
England
In
extra
time
play
Italy
In
Mexico
City
In
one
semi
final
Wednesday
Italy
defeated
host
Mexico
41
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Wednesdays
other
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nal
at
Guadalajara
Brazil
will
meet
Uruguay
The
Brazilians
now
favored
to
win
It
all
beat
Peru
4
2
Sunday
and
Uruguay
topped
the
Soviet
Union
1
0
In
extra
time
on
a
disputed
goal
The
semi
final
matchups
as
sure
that
the
final
will
be
be
tween
an
European
and
a
South
American
team
in
a
clash
of
contrasting
soccer
styles
All
four
seml
flnallstsarepre
vlous
champions
Three
of
the
with
Gianni
Rivera
brought
on
as
a
secondhalf
substitute
and
the
pair
combined
prettily
for
three
goals
Rlva
scored
In
the
63rd
and
75th
minutes
and
Riv
Rivera
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era
In
the
68th
Brazil
exploited
openings
In
Peius
defence
with
the
famous
Pele
leading
the
charge
Pele
masterminded
the
first
goal
scored
by
Rlvellno
In
the
11th
minute
He
also
had
a
pat
t
In
the
pair
of
goals
by
Tostao
and
one
by
Jalrzinho
Teofllo
Cublllas
of
Peru
also
scored
his
fifth
goal
in
the
69th
minute
The
other
goal
for
the
losers
was
netted
by
Gallardo
in
the
28th
minute
Uruguay
and
Russia
were
nearlng
the
end
of
30
minutes
of
extra
time
when
Victor
Espar
rago
scored
the
games
lone
goal
in
the
117th
minute
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