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game
of
the
first
place
Pirates
and
within
one
half
game
of
the
runner
up
New
ork
Mets
who
lost
5
4
to
St
Louis
on
Joe
Torres
13th
Inning
homer
It
also
cauglt
Murtaugh
the
Pir
Pirates
¬
ates
manager
with
his
hand
outstre
tcled
The
Citizen
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Sports
Editor
VICTORY
LAP
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Brown
of
Penticton
38
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victory
lap
past
wreckage
SPORTS
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
MONDAY
SEPTEMBER
14
1970
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Leaders
in
A
heat
race
hit
fence
in
triple
wipe
out
National
League
Cubs
use
break
to
close
gap
By
Canadian
Press
To
tell
jou
the
truth
he
had
gotten
Kesslnger
but
I
Manager
Dannj
Murtaugh
id
stepping
out
of
the
didnt
do
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to
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uhoro
and
pitcher
bteve
mass
ot
iltts
burgh
Pirates
were
Just
a
hand
shake
awaj
when
Mattj
Alou
let
Chicago
Cubs
slip
through
his
fingers
Alou
Pittsburghs
u
s
u
a
1
1
j
sure
handed
centre
fielder
San
Diego
Padres
Dlass
led
2
1
and
was
one
out
stunned
Cincinnatis
Reds
the
awaj
from
a
five
hit
vlctorj
West
Division
leaders
for
the
when
Alou
dropped
plnchhltter
third
straight
time
5
4
Los
An
Willie
Smiths
short
fly
for
ageles
Dodgers
downed
San
two
base
error
Don
Kesslnger
Francisco
Giants
5
3
In
10
ln
lattd
a
runscorlng
single
on
nlngs
Montreal
Expos
topped
tin
next
Ditch
to
tie
the
Came
I
Phllnrtclnhti
Phllllt
s
42
nnd
muffed
a
fli
ball
with
two
out
In
took
second
on
Glenn
Deckerts
linnstnn
Astro
drnhhwl
Atlanta
the
ninth
inning
Sunday
and
the
first
pitch
single
-
which
fin-
Draves
10
C
Cubs
went
on
to
kajo
Dlass
and
isne1
tne
shaken
Dlass
and1
in
New
ork
Torre
who
had
score
two
quick
runs
for
a
3
2
SCOred
the
winner
on
Dllly
Nil
struck
out
three
times
won
it
victory
that
tightened
the
Hams
second
pitch
single
of
re
for
st
Louls
lth
a
ieadoy
three
team
scramble
for
the
Na-
ilem
George
Drunet
homer
in
the
13th
off
Ron
Her
tlonal
Leagues
elusive
East
Dl-
j
should
have
caugnt
tne
bel
the
Mets
fourtn
pltcner
vision
title
ball
said
Alou
fighting
back
St
Louis
relievers
Nelson
The
sudden
turnabout
carrieU
tears
In
the
Pirates
quiet
club-
Drlles
Frank
Dertalna
and
the
third
place
Cubs
within
one
house
I
knew
the
wind
was
blowing
In
but
I
should
have
caught
the
ball
Im
not
about
to
criticize
Matt
said
Dlass
who
wound
up
with
his
12th
loss
in
21
deci
slons
Hes
saved
me
a
thou
thousand
¬
sand
times
I
still
had
a
chance
to
get
Mattv
off
the
hook
It
I
rrank
Llnzy
the
winner
com
combined
¬
bined
to
retire
the
last
22
Met
batters
in
order
after
a
sixth
In
Inning
¬
ning
single
by
Cleon
Jones
Joo
Hague
drove
In
the
Cards
first
four
runs
with
a
homer
and
a
single
Pete
Roses
14th
homer
gave
the
Reds
a
4
3
lead
in
the
eighth
inning
at
San
Diego
but
the
Padres
bounced
back
in
their
half
on
a
two
run
pinch
double
by
Larry
Stahl
Tom
Halter
plnch
hlt
a
three-
run
homer
In
the
10th
breaking
a
1
1
deadlock
at
San
Francisco
and
the
Dodgers
ending
a
five
game
losing
streak
finished
second
pushing
Mc-
Drjan
who
won
that
race
too
Jerrj
Diown
of
Penticton
did
In
the
D
class
what
Djrd
did
in
lie
A
wiuas
owevjjuig
uie
uujiij
dash
and
the
heat
race
Drown
finished
third
behind
Dltz
and
eM--uYB
Djrd
lnthp
A
main
Other
top
drivers
Sundaj
were
Ed
Turgeon
of
Fort
St
Jhn
who
races
at
the
PGARA
track
and
local
driver
Gjs
Koops
They
finished
second
and
third
behind
Drown
In
the
dash
and
switched
positions
for
the
Dheat
race
The
big
pile
up
of
the
evening
came
near
the
end
of
the
A
heat
race
when
three
cars
collided
heavily
into
tlie
fence
on
number
three
corner
Dob
Burrows
of
Prince
George
was
leading
when
he
skidded
In
front
of
second
place
Russ
Hurst
also
of
thecltj
and
was
hit
broadside
Gord
Gelsbrecht
of
Quesnel
hit
the
two
as
they
game
against
Labatts
United
The
Labatts
team
withdrew
from
the
North
Cariboo
Soccer
Association
in
mid
season
over
disagreement
with
the
league
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horsepower
with
wet
track
savvy
Walter
DItz
of
Prince
George
came
from
off
the
pace
to
win
the
Drltlsh
Columbia
Earlj
-Late
Championship
before
a
capacity
crowd
of
1100
at
PGR
Speed
waj
Sundaj
In
winning
the
championship
Dltz
stopped
a
sweep
ofthedajs
races
bj
Chuck
Djrd
of
Terrace
Out
powering
the
field
of
35
cars
with
a
V
8
engine
Byrd
breezed
to
easj
wins
In
the
D
trophy
dash
and
D
heat
race
and
was
considered
a
good
bet
for
the
title
The
Terrace
club
allows
racers
to
run
V
8s
In
early
late
cars
while
other
clubs
restrict
stockers
to
six
cj
Under
engines
This
gave
the
Terrace
drivers
Djrd
in
particular
a
great
edge
In
horsepower
Jim
Shields
of
Prince
George
grabbed
an
early
lead
In
the
75
lap
main
and
managed
to
fight
off
the
big
rush
from
Djrd
for
the
first
25
laps
Djrd
took
the
lead
going
into
the
2Cth
lap
and
Shields
spun
out
shortly
after
afterwards
¬
wards
Then
it
began
to
rain
in
earnest
after
scattered
showers
had
fal
fallen
¬
len
throughout
previous
races
and
the
race
slowed
to
a
safer
speed
rendering
Djrds
extra
horsepower
useless
At
this
point
Bltz
moved
out
of
the
pack
and
using
his
superior
knowledge
of
the
PGVRA
track
slipped
past
Bjrd
to
take
over
the
lead
Dltz
built
up
a
half
lap
lead
over
Djrd
and
coasted
to
the
win
over
the
remaining
slipper
laps
In
the
D
main
race
Dan
Mc
Drjan
of
Terrace
fought
off
a
late
challenge
by
Dill
Sharp
of
Cluculz
Lake
to
win
the
event
Sharp
president
of
the
Vander
Vanderhoof
¬
hoof
club
who
runs
a
station
wagon
slmplj
ran
out
of
laps
as
the
race
was
shortened
to
15
from
the
scheduled
25
laps
when
the
field
was
reduced
bj
spln
outs
The
end
of
the
race
was
almost
a
repeat
performance
of
the
pre
slid
Into
the
barrier
Durrows
car
which
went
In
Into
¬
to
the
fence
backwards
was
de
demolished
¬
molished
Gflsbrecht
returned
for
the
next
race
but
Hurst
was
disqualified
from
racing
anj
further
that
daj
for
pushing
The
race
was
the
last
event
at
the
Prince
George
Auto
Racing
i
Associations
track
for
the
1970
season
and
ended
the
assocla-
tlons
Speedweeks
1970program
Speedweeks
1970
was
a
three-
week
program
to
climax
the
end
of
the
season
It
began
three
1
weeks
ago
with
a
two
day
super-
modified
meet
and
continued
last
weekend
with
a
super
stock
dou
double
¬
ble
header
-
Dltz
and
Rick
Bonn
castle
another
Prince
George
early
late
driver
did
well
In
the
super-
I
stock
races
Bonn
j
castle
even
i
won
one
of
the
races
beating
out
the
faster
company
Bonn
castle
however
was
never
a
factor
In
slower
class
and
out
of
the
mone
In
all
his
I
races
The
racing
season
Is
over
In
United
wins
in
Alberta
GRNDE
CACHE
-
Labatts
United
formerl
of
the
North
Cariboo
Soccer
League
of
Prince
George
attended
the
grand
open
opening
¬
ing
ceremonies
of
this
new
Al
Alberta
¬
berta
commjnltj
during
the
weekend
and
took
two
exhibition
gams
over
the
local
squad
by
scores
of
7
1
and
9
0
Uve
Knees
led
the
Prince
George
squad
Saturday
with
three
goals
while
Harold
Haker
ngelo
Nadelln
and
Peter
Barr
added
single
goals
Plajer
coach
Jim
Driggs
net
netted
¬
ted
three
goals
In
Sunday
s
shut
shutout
¬
out
Knees
and
Darr
scored
tw
ice
each
and
singles
came
from
Nadelln
and
Haker
The
Grande
Cache
team
has
accepted
an
Invitation
to
come
eedlit
C
class
to
m
Stotp
PI
ber
foi
another
exhibition
Prince
George
but
the
club
Is
not
through
racing
The
local
bojs
will
be
traveling
to
two
more
out-of-town
meets
the
OKanagan
earlj
-late
champion
championships
¬
ships
In
Vernon
and
a
super
stock
card
In
Edmonton
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Bears
Roos
have
problems
A
reportei
s
telephone
tour
of
the
Cariboo
Hockey
League
Quesnel
Kangaroos
are
In
a
rather
bleak
looking
situation
at
the
moment
Dosldes
having
lost
four
piomlnant
regu
regular
¬
lar
plajers
the
Roos
are
still
scrambling
to
find
a
coach
The
team
has
approached
several
i
ros
pects
Last
week
Jim
Pllla
was
forced
to
decline
the
appointment
Pilla
said
his
work
com
mlttmrnts
would
not
allow
him
to
spend
the
time
with
the
team
as
coach
At
the
moment
the
team
has
three
coaching
hopefuls
on
the
horizon
but
thats
all
they
are
hopefuls
Three
big
names
that
will
be
missing
from
this
jear
s
roster
are
Ted
Sarklssian
Dill
fowler
and
Rod
Gagnon
Fowler
and
Gagnon
have
apprently
re
retired
¬
tired
while
Sarklssian
has
left
to
take
up
residence
InVlctoria
Terry
Shishido
out
most
of
last
season
with
a
leg
Injurs
lias
also
left
the
team
He
will
plav
this
season
In
Courtenaj
John
Margetts
Is
aprarentlj
a
ques
question
¬
tion
mark
Margetts
resides
in
Williams
Lake
but
left
the
Laketown
s
Stampeders
last
jear
in
mid
season
to
play
for
Ques
Quesnel
¬
nel
His
intentions
for
this
jear
are
not
clear
as
jet
On
the
bright
side
of
the
Kangaroos
scene
most
of
the
other
legulars
will
be
lack
among
them
ttally
Pruden
last
season
s
plaer
coach
The
Kangaroos
training
camp
expectid
to
tx
one
of
the
largest
in
the
league
will
be
swirmlng
with
goaltenders
There
w
111
be
four
or
five
all
together
John
Pana
grot
last
jears
top
goalie
in
the
CHL
will
be
back
as
well
as
netmates
Gordon
Talrley
and
Leo
Delbuccla
Among
the
new
goalies
will
be
a
couple
from
Al
Alberta
¬
berta
The
Roos
exp
ct
about
40
prospects
at
their
camp
15
20
of
whom
will
be
new
faces
on
the
scene
Tie
or
sL
juniors
are
expected
from
across
the
Rockies
Also
among
the
new
faces
on
the
team
Is
Jens
Ingstrup
new
general
manager
V
illlams
Lake
Stampedors
seem
to
b
on
solid
footing
at
the
moment
Player
coach
Ron
Darkwell
Is
reluctant
to
sa
too
much
about
the
team
s
situation
but
he
does
sound
extremely
optimistic
Darkwell
recently
hit
the
Samps
with
a
demand
foi
a
two
jear
contract
to
coach
the
team
and
was
promptlj
granted
it
He
took
oer
the
team
from
Dick
Cusson
in
mid
season
last
year
His
takeoer
caused
some
dissatis
dissatisfaction
¬
faction
on
the
team
last
jear
and
It
Is
rumored
that
there
are
still
grumblings
among
tie
plajers
Darkwell
is
not
worried
however
John
Margetts
left
the
Stamps
to
plaj
for
the
Quesnel
Kangaroos
last
jear
at
the
time
of
the
coaching
change
and
Dark
well
ex
expects
¬
pects
him
back
for
sure
this
jear
nother
addition
to
this
jear
s
lineup
will
be
Dob
Howse
a
big
defenceman
who
played
with
the
anderhoof
Dears
last
season
Darkwell
said
of
Howse
If
he
keeps
his
nose
clean
hell
be
atound
He
wants
to
play
hockej
Birkwell
said
that
he
reallj
wasn
t
missing
anjbody
in
particular
from
last
jears
lineup
He
said
most
of
the
team
is
back
He
said
he
hopes
some
of
the
bigger
forwards
will
start
scoring
a
few
more
goals
than
they
were
last
jear
citing
that
as
their
big
problem
last
season
He
said
he
Is
expecting
bigger
things
from
Gary
Duthie
in
particular
There
are
going
to
be
some
changes
made
he
said
but
its
too
earlj
to
release
anything
jet
He
said
that
hes
bringing
in
some
new
plajers
to
work
on
tliat
weakness
in
the
scoring
department
He
described
them
as
big
buys
good
scorers
Darkwell
Is
rumored
to
have
three
or
four
ex
pros
lined
up
but
no
details
are
available
Drlan
Purdy
and
Jack
Legget
last
j
ears
goaltenders
miy
also
find
themselves
fighting
for
their
job
Darkwellhas
brought
In
a
couple
of
new
goalies
to
try
out
One
lias
one
jear
of
pro
experience
and
the
other
Is
at
a
pro
camp
Again
there
are
no
details
available
Darkwell
expects
no
trouble
In
finding
jobs
for
his
new
prospects
He
said
that
the
club
officials
restricted
the
tj
pe
of
hockej
plajers
they
were
after
He
said
thej
were
onlj
Interested
In
those
with
a
trade
or
college
education
Darkwell
is
expecting
In
the
neighbor
neighborhood
¬
hood
of
-10
plajers
at
training
camp
In
Including
¬
cluding
last
jears
plajers
He
described
the
camp
as
pretty
well
select
and
closed
especially
to
local
plaj
ers
though
a
couple
of
junior
plajers
from
the
Laketown
are
being
considered
Darkwell
Is
leaving
soon
for
a
two
week
tour
of
the
pio
camps
In
the
Western
Hockey
League
Thus
so
far
the
Stamps
seem
to
be
a
strong
well
organized
team
going
into
the
training
camp
at
the
end
of
this
month
or
the
first
of
October
Vanderhoof
Dears
seem
to
be
the
CHL
s
rmstery
club
The
team
is
somewhat
up
in
the
air
at
the
moment
according
to
sponsor
Frank
Reid
Up
to
last
week
we
dldn
t
even
know
whether
we
were
going
to
Ice
a
team
at
all
this
jear
so
were
a
little
late
getting
staited
said
Reid
The
Dears
threatened
to
withdraw
from
the
league
unless
It
would
help
them
out
of
their
financial
troubles
Last
week
the
Dears
accepted
the
leagues
offei
of
three
percent
of
the
gate
receipts
fiom
the
other
three
teams
and
confirmed
its
entrj
In
the
league
Now
that
the
financial
problems
are
out
of
the
waj
another
obstacle
has
come
up
The
Bears
still
have
no
coach
Club
officials
had
reportedlj
held
talks
with
Pierre
Therlen
who
coached
the
Dears
two
jears
ago
before
leaving
foi
Houston
Therlen
plajed
for
a
couple
of
seasons
with
the
Prince
George
Mohawks
of
the
CHL
before
taking
over
the
Dears
as
plajer
coach
Negotiations
have
apparentlj
fallen
off
Club
officials
are
reluctant
to
saj
anj
thing
on
the
matter
Thej
haven
t
given
up
completely
on
Thereien
as
jet
but
they
are
looking
elsewhere
Earlier
reports
that
Herb
Grejeyes
former
star
with
the
CHLs
Quesnel
Kan
Kangaroos
¬
garoos
maj
take
the
job
have
been
denied
It
Is
believed
however
that
Greyejes
will
join
the
team
as
a
plajer
The
Bears
haven
t
suffered
many
sig
significant
¬
nificant
losses
from
last
jears
lineup
Neil
Campbell
maj
be
the
onlj
one
He
may
be
trying
out
for
juniog
A
One
addition
to
the
club
Is
Dave
Mitchell
who
played
last
season
with
the
Kamloops
Rockets
a
junior
team
Otherwise
its
the
same
old
regulars
who
will
be
leading
the
Bears
Into
the
1970
season
The
Dears
will
be
counting
heavily
on
the
reliable
services
of
Jim
Silver
Don
Tinnie
Glen
Yelland
Terrj
Clark
and
Leroj
Watt
as
thej
have
In
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