No
fighting
for
big
Jack
Jack
Meda
Prince
Georges
giant
Canadian
heavyweight
champion
will
miss
the
DC
Winter
Games
amaleur
boxing
championships
MPda
somewhat
disenchanted
with
the
ring
after
his
recent
tour
of
Europe
will
be
working
out
of
town
when
the
tournament
Is
held
Dec
10
11
However
Spruce
Capital
Box
Boxing
¬
ing
Club
coach
Harold
Mann
has
confirmed
that
middleweight
Chester
Douglas
will
take
part
Douglas
from
Surrey
was
a
fan
favorite
In
the
January
1971
tournament
Ills
losing
effort
against
Dave
Slmmonds
of
North
Vancouver
was
the
fight
of
the
night
Douglas
In
all
probability
will
meet
Gordle
Lawson
a
bullish
body
punching
Vancouver
boxer
who
was
with
Meda
on
the
Euro
European
¬
pean
tour
It
should
be
a
helluva
fight
helluva
fight
says
Mann
That
one
could
be
the
best
In
the
tour
tournament
¬
nament
Slmmonds
Is
expected
to
either
terpreter
at
a
news
conference
following
badminton
matches
with
a
Canadian
team
fiom
To
Toronto
¬
ronto
said
the
closer
ties
would
be
In
many
fields
not
just
sports
A
spokesman
for
the
Chinese
delegation
said
the
Canadian
Badminton
Association
has
been
invited
to
send
a
team
to
China
to
Increase
our
friendship
and
promote
understanding
between
our
peoples
and
the
players
The
Chinese
players
defeated
the
Toronto
team
of
Ed
Vablon
ski
and
Ken
Delf
In
all
but
one
Singles
game
I
enter
at
178
pounds
opponent
Buzz
Montour
Prince
George
or
1C5
pounds
opponent
Willie
Benalll
Kimberley
Mann
said
Meda
will
box
later
In
the
season
For
now
how
ever
he
has
to
work
to
make
up
money
lost
while
away
in
Europe
Also
Meda
was
upset
with
the
choice
of
officials
who
accom
accompanied
¬
panied
the
Canadians
on
the
Eur
European
¬
opean
tour
Medas
last
fight
In
Europe
after
two
earlier
wins
ended
when
he
was
disqualified
byCan-
adlan
team
manager
Jerry
Shears
referee
for
the
bout
Meda
apparently
was
well
ahead
when
he
was
disqualified
for
a
low
blow
Tickets
for
the
two
nights
of
boxing
are
available
at
Mor
Morrisons
¬
risons
Mens
Wear
on
Third
The
price
is
2
for
all
1200
seats
on
a
rush
basis
for
the
Friday
night
card
at
the
Duchess
Park
fieldhouse
The
300
ring
ringside
¬
side
seats
for
the
Saturday
fights
are
3
with
the
remaining
900
rush
seats
2
One
new
champ
The
Spruce
Capital
Boxing
Club
has
a
brand
new
champion
today
Fred
Bjornson
11
won
the
BC
novice
junior
championship
Sunday
fighting
in
the
70
pound
class
at
the
North
West
Eagles
bronze
gloves
tournament
in
Vancouver
Bjornson
was
one
of
six
young
Prince
George
fighters
attend
attending
¬
ing
the
highly
rated
junior
event
Bjornson
won
all
three
of
his
fights
two
on
Saturday
then
de
defeated
¬
feated
Glen
Wise
of
New
West
Westminster
¬
minster
in
the
Sunday
final
He
wasnt
the
only
youngster
to
meet
success
Dean
Bargy
14
was
the
runner
up
in
the
100
pound
class
after
losing
disputed
decision
to
Danny
Gal-
lager
of
Riley
Park
The
fighters
returned
at
8pm
Monday
Others
making
the
trip
were
Jacey
Miller
12
80
pounds
Randy
Krause
15
132
pounds
Sid
McKnight
14
80
pounds
and
Clark
Pickering
9
GO
pounds
The
event
was
limited
to
young
youngsters
¬
sters
under
16
as
of
Sept
1
and
was
held
at
the
Pacific
National
Exhibitions
garden
auditorium
District
skiers
run
pace
test
Karin
Host
of
Azu
Ski
Vil
Village
¬
lage
and
Lloyd
Lemolgnan
of
Prince
George
were
among
49
top
ski
school
instructors
from
Western
Canada
who
attended
the
recent
Molstar
pace
setter
races
at
Sunshine
Village
Alta
The
event
was
won
by
Mike
Weigle
of
Lake
Louise
with
a
time
of
2810
seconds
who
along
with
second
place
winner
Andre
Swartz
with
a
time
of
2820
seconds
also
of
Lake
Louise
will
represent
the
west
in
the
national
pace
setting
race
at
Mt
Sutton
Que
Dec
17
Molstar
is
a
program
inwhich
recreational
skiers
evaluate
their
ability
against
a
par
set
Two
short
of
perfect
TORONTO
CP
Cliff
Thor
burn
of
Vancouver
came
within
two
balls
of
shooting
a
perfect
147
game
in
the
North
American
snooker
championships
Monday
night
The
23
year
old
Western
Can
ada
champion
ran
15
reds
15
blacks
and
the
colored
balls
down
to
the
pink
before
missing
and
nullifying
his
chance
for
a
1000
bonus
prize
in
the
cham
championship
¬
pionship
division
Thorburn
took
three
of
five
games
from
Ken
Shea
the
Dartmouth
NS
fireman
to
take
a
17
8
lead
in
the
best
of
71
series
that
continues
tonight
Shea
who
trailed
in
the
series
8
2
at
one
point
again
applied
pressure
throughout
Monday
nights
games
and
dropped
two
cliffhangers
to
the
Western
shooter
Thorburn
now
has
had
five
centurj
runs
of
the
20
in
the
tournament
Shea
has
three
Earlier
in
the
t
o
u
r
n
a
m
e
n
t
Thorburn
had
urns
of
133
125
and
103
then
ran
135
In
a
semi
final
game
against
Jullen
St
Denis
of
Hull
Que
High
centurj
run
in
the
tour
nament
to
date
was
138
by
Eddie
Aga
of
Montreal
In
pre
llminarj
rounds
CI
ose
ties
forecast
WOLFVILLE
NS
CP
-
Two
badminton
players
from
the
Peoples
Republic
of
China
said
here
Monday
their
cana
dlan
tour
was
a
forerunner
of
closer
ties
between
China
and
Canada
Tang
Hslenhu
and
Hou
Chla
chang
speaking
through
an
In
by
a
top
member
of
the
Cana
Canadian
dian
Ski
Instructors
Alliance
The
program
is
conducted
by
the
Canadian
Ski
Association
and
the
Canadian
Ski
Instructors
Al
Alliance
¬
liance
as
part
of
a
continuing
effort
to
develop
recreational
skiing
in
Canada
The
Molstar
course
is
an
easy
giant
slalom
with
approximate
approximately
¬
ly
20
gates
It
takes
about
30
seconds
to
complete
Last
year
about
10000
skiers
participated
in
Molstar
programs
across
Canada
We
would
like
to
emphasize
that
Molstar
is
not
a
race
says
Dr
Peter
Andrews
of
Vancou
Vancouver
¬
ver
vice
president
of
the
Can
Canadian
¬
adian
Ski
Association
It
is
an
opportunity
for
the
recreational
skier
to
evaluate
his
performance
against
those
of
his
fellow
skiers
Skiers
win
gold
silver
or
bronze
medals
based
on
their
performance
in
relation
to
par
The
average
skier
exper
experiences
¬
iences
no
difficulty
In
running
these
courses
says
Dr
An
Andrews
¬
drews
Another
milestone
NEW
ORK
AP-
Arnold
Pal
mei
surpassed
the
200000
pla
plateau
¬
teau
In
PGV
earnings
for
the
first
time
in
his
career
Sunday
when
he
collected
a
4500
check
for
a
sixth
place
finish
in
the
Heritage
Classic
But
Palmer
ho
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on
the
over
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¬
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monej
list
with
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and
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who
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second
with
213
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have
a
lot
of
catching
up
in
the
two
remaining
tourna
tournaments
¬
ments
to
overtake
leader
Lee
Treuno
and
his
229552
Nicklaus
who
collected
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foi
a
thlid
place
tie
Sunday
closed
In
slightly
on
Trevlno
who
picked
uponly2310foi
12th
place
HWe
Irwin
who
took
the
22
000
top
prize
foi
his
first
tour
victoiy
boosted
his
annual
eam
ings
to
93423
for
15th
place
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in
the
top
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Archer
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Unorthodox
boxer
out
BOLOGNA
Italy
Reuter
Paul
Nielsen
of
Toronto
was
dls
qualified
after
one
minute
20
seconds
of
the
fifth
round
of
his
heavyweight
boxing
bout
against
Italys
Giorgio
Bambini
here
Monday
night
Bambini
was
clearly
puzzled
bv
the
unorthodox
tactics
Nellsen
was
always
ready
to
clinch
and
in
the
first
twoiounds
he
constantly
moved
In
so
close
that
Bambini
was
unable
to
fight
In
the
fifth
round
the
Cana
dlan
lowered
his
hands
com
pletely
and
started
laughing
scornfully
at
his
opponent
upon
which
the
referee
sent
him
to-
his
corner
and
declared
Bam
bin
the
winner
through
dlsqual
location
1
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Outstanding
players
in
the
North
Cariboo
Soccer
League
were
rewarded
recently
for
their
play
in
the
1971
season
Sharing
top
player
honors
were
left
to
right
Hans
Neidermeyer
and
Niels
Edelmann
both
of
the
Prince
George
Kickers
the
league
and
playoff
champions
Also
picking
up
top
player
awards
were
Bjarne
Hennksen
of
Interior
Traders
Dave
Jordan
of
Northwood
Pulp
and
Ken
Horodisky
of
Toltec
New
owner
not
happy
Large
suit
against
NHL
NEW
YORK
AP
-
When
Clarence
Campbell
president
of
the
National
Hockey
League
said
last
spring
that
the
NHL
didnt
plan
to
expand
until
the
1974
75
season
at
the
earliest
Neil
Shayne
went
ahead
and
bought
the
option
for
New
York
franchise
in
the
fledgling
World
Hockey
Association
Then
three
weeks
ago
the
NHL
reversed
itself
and
an
nounced
it
would
indeed
ex
pand
earlier
awarding
fran
chlses
for
the
1972
73
season
to
Atlanta
and
Long
Island
NY
Shaynes
territory
Shajne
contending
the
NHLs
sole
purpose
for
expand
expanding
¬
ing
here
was
to
knock
us
out
responded
Monday
by
filing
a
33
million
anti
trust
suit
against
the
league
The
damage
suit
filed
in
US
District
Court
in
Brooklyn
names
as
defendants
Campbell
NHL
chairman
of
the
board
William
W
Wlrtz
vice
presi
INDIANAPOLIS
AP
A
group
of
Indianapolis
business
men
and
city
officials
will
meet
Tuesday
with
Clarence
Camp
bell
president
of
the
National
Hockey
League
about
a
possl
ble
franchise
here
The
group
which
will
meet
with
Campbell
in
Montreal
Is
headed
by
Indianapolis
Deputy
Mayor
John
Wallls
and
John
Welssert
general
manager
of
Indiana
Pacers
of
the
American
Basketball
Association
The
city
and
the
Pacers
have
Third
camp
TORONTO
CP
-
Billy
M
a
c
M
1
1
1
a
n
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
hard
hitting
right
winger
Is
going
through
his
third
train
lng
camp
of
the
National
Hockey
League
season
Coming
off
a
great
rookie
sea
son
the
28-year-old
sophomore
suffered
a
Charley
horse
In
his
right
leg
early
In
the
original
training
camp
and
missed
nine
of
10
exhibition
games
He
got
back
In
the
lineup
for
11
regular
season
starts
before
relnjurlng
the
leg
and
again
heading
for
a
period
of
recuper
ation
that
has
kept
him
off
skates
until
this
week
The
rugged
winger
whose
checks
have
been
missed
by
the
Leafs
through
most
of
the
cur
current
¬
rent
season
has
also
been
missed
by
his
Unemates
cap
captain
¬
tain
Dave
Keon
himself
a
vic
victim
¬
tim
of
early
season
injuries
and
Garry
Monahan
What
It
amounts
to
Is
three
training
camps
In
a
row
for
me
and
Its
tough
MacMillan
said
Monday
as
he
prepared
to
skate
in
his
first
workout
since
the
second
Injury
I
was
out
three
weeks
the
first
time
This
time
Its
been
a
month
Foxtunately
Its
a
long
season
yet
55
games
left
The
schedule
tonight
has
Chi
Chicago
¬
cago
Black
Hawks
at
Vancouver
Canucks
and
St
Louis
Blues
at
home
to
California
Golden
Seals
The
Leafs
return
to
action
Wednesday
night
against
St
Louis
in
Toronto
but
McLellan
has
ruled
out
MsicMiuans
re
return
¬
turn
to
the
lineup
for
that
game
Saturday
night
here
against
Boston
Bruins
appears
to
be
a
more
likely
date
dent
Don
V
Ruck
and
the
chair
men
and
presidents
of
all
14
NHL
teams
Shayne
who
already
has
a
suit
pending
against
Nassau
County
his
team
plans
to
play
in
Veterans
Memorial
Coliseum
In
Hempstead
when
the
12
club
WHA
is
scheduled
to
begin
oper
ating
with
the
1972
73
season
said
the
NHL
hasnt
even
got
anybody
to
award
the
franchise
to
they
just
gave
it
to
the
county
At
the
Nov
9
meeting
how
however
¬
ever
Campbell
said
there
was
one
bidder
a
group
headed
by
Roy
Boe
owner
of
New
York
Nets
of
the
American
Basket
ball
Association
which
recently
signed
a
five
year
agreement
to
play
in
the
Nassau
facility
Campbell
refused
to
comment
on
Shaynes
action
The
place
to
discuss
these
matters
is
in
court
he
said
from
Montreal
the
leagues
headquarters
Indy
wants
in
a
strong
Interest
in
attracting
hockey
to
Indianapolis
because
the
city
is
building
an
18000
seat
downtown
arena
which
basketball
dates
wont
be
enough
to
keep
full
The
NHL
recently
allotted
ex-
pans
Ion
franchises
to
Atlanta
and
Long
Island
NY
for
the
1972
73
season
and
plans
to
add
two
more
teams
for
tie
1974
75
season
L
Charles
Devote
board
president
of
the
Pacers
told
The
Associated
Press
Monday
the
meeting
with
Campbell
is
Just
a
part
of
the
continuing
Investigation
of
nocKey
wnicn
has
been
going
on
informally
for
some
time
He
said
The
people
on
the
Pacers
have
been
working
on
this
for
some
time
Our
talks
have
Included
other
hockey
leagues
the
new
World
As
s
o
c
1
a
1
1
o
n
the
International
League
and
the
American
League
as
well
as
the
National
League
We
already
have
made
for
mal
application
for
a
franchise
in
the
International
League
but
It
hasnt
been
acted
upon
yet
and
we
may
not
accept
It
If
we
get
It
To
Wings
PITTSBURGH
AP
-
The
Plttsbuigh
Penguins
of
the
Na
National
¬
tional
Hockey
League
Monday
sold
right
winger
Billy
Hicke
to
the
Detroit
Red
Wings
for
an
un
undisclosed
¬
disclosed
amount
Hicke
33
who
was
purchased
from
California
before
the
sea
season
¬
son
began
scored
two
goals
in
12
games
with
the
Penguins
this
year
Last
year
he
had
18
goals
and
17
assists
for
the
Golden
Seals
mv
Cushion
Floor
ROLL
ENDS
Coraire
Cuitom
Air
Comfort
Floor
Wide
election
of
patterns
Shajne
said
the
33
million
figure
was
selected
because
the
NHL
and
the
New
Vork
Rangers
have
determined
that
the
franchise
out
here
is
worth
G
million
for
entry
into
the
league
plus
5
million
for
in
demnity
to
the
Rangers
for
en
terlng
their
territory
That
makes
11
million
and
the
Sherman
Anti
Trust
Act
pro
vldes
for
triple
damages
he
said
Meanwhile
Campbell
is
to
meet
today
in
Montreal
with
city
officials
and
businessmen
from
Indianapolis
which
is
seeking
an
NHL
franchise
Heading
the
group
are
Deputy
Major
John
Wallis
and
John
Welssert
general
manager
of
Indiana
Pacers
of
the
ABA
Indianapolis
is
building
an
18000
seat
downtown
arena
to
be
the
Pacers
new
home
but
officials
believe
basketball
dates
alone
would
not
be
enough
to
keep
the
arena
operating
at
a
profit
The
city
has
not
had
a
hockey
team
since
1963
when
Indianap
Indianapolis
¬
olis
Capitols
of
the
Central
Hockey
League
moved
after
their
home
the
Indiana
Fair
Fairgrounds
¬
grounds
was
destroyed
by
an
explosion
Seattle
Portland
checking
SEATTLE
AP
A
Seattle
businessman
and
part
owner
of
Portland
Blazers
of
the
National
Basketball
Association
has
ex
pressed
Interest
in
a
joint
Port
land
Seattle
major
league
hockey
operation
If
there
was
some
viability
In
this
arrangement
I
would
have
some
Interest
Herman
Sarkowsky
said
Monday
It
would
serve
the
two
towns
I
have
real
roots
In
National
Hockey
League
offi
officials
¬
cials
have
discussed
the
possi
possibility
¬
bility
of
a
regional
team
playing
half
its
games
In
Seattle
and
half
In
Portland
But
Sarskowsky
said
he
would
be
reluctant
to
compete
with
Sam
Sen
ul
man
owner
of
the
Se
Seattle
¬
attle
SuperSonlcs
NBA
team
If
Schulman
wants
to
bring
major
league
hockey
to
Seattle
Schulman
last
week
expressed
an
Interest
In
buying
the
West
Western
¬
ern
Hockey
League
Seattle
To
Totems
¬
tems
and
backing
a
major
league
hockey
club
In
Seattle
He
also
has
offered
to
finance
expansion
of
the
Seattle
Coli
Coliseum
seum
to
15000
the
spectator
ca
paclty
the
National
Hockey
League
has
sought
for
a
new
franchise
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CITIZEN
Tuesday
November
30
1971
13
Baseball
trades
surprise
Big
names
moving
SCOTTSDALE
Ariz
AP
-Chicago
Cubs
and
Oakland
Ath
letlcs
Houston
Astros
and
Cin
Cincinnati
¬
cinnati
Reds
C
leveh
id
Indians
and
San
Francisco
Giaits
pulled
off
surprls
trades
Monday
to
open
the
winter
baseball
meet
meetings
¬
ings
As
quickly
as
one
coul1
t
Sudian
Sanrt
McDowell
the
India
is
strikeout
king
was
de
delivered
¬
livered
to
the
Giants
to
top
off
an
explosive
day
of
swapping
that
Involved
13
olayers
maiy
of
them
big
nams
The
Indians
who
had
their
problems
with
the
temperamen
temperamental
¬
tal
lefthander
landed
right
handed
ace
Gaylord
Perry
and
lnfielder
Frank
Duffy
In
one
of
the
biggest
dealing
days
in
his
tor
j
I
talked
to
McDowell
and
he
said
Thank
jou
I
hope
I
live
up
to
the
fath
yoj
have
in
me
said
San
Francisco
manager
Charlie
Fox
Everyone
else
was
happy
The
gamp
today
Is
speed
and
thats
what
1
traded
for
slid
C
1
n
c
1
n
n
a
1
1
1
manager
Sparky
Andrson
whose
Reds
acquired
niick
footed
second
baseman
Joe
Morgan
fron
Houston
Morgan
and
four
other
Astros
-
lnfielder
Deils
Mt
nke
pitcher
lack
Bllllneham
outfielder
Cesar
Geronlmo
and
minor
league
outfielder
Ed
Armbrister
wsnt
to
the
Reds
for
slugger
Lee
Miy
second
baseman
Tommy
Helms
and
outfielder
Jlmnj
Stewart
Anderson
didnt
mind
giving
up
the
power
hitting
Miy
Sure
we
gave
up
power
but
I
think
this
deal
now
gives
us
a
chance
to
play
the
kind
of
base
baseball
¬
ball
1
like-
the
running
game
said
Anderson
I
look
to
Mor
Morgan
¬
gan
to
steal
50
bases
for
us
this
coming
season
Earlier
th
Cubs
started
things
by
sending
sojthpiw
star
Ken
Holtzman
to
the
ptVhlng
hungry
Athletics
for
outfleldei
RIck
Monday
Oakland
was
forced
o
trade
Numbers
catch
Brian
Glennie
TORONTO
CP-
BrianGlen
nle
is
a
victim
of
numbers
hockey
style
Whereas
the
numbers
game
In
Canadian
pro
football
1
elates
to
the
import
homebrew
quota
In
Glennies
case
with
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
its
too
much
com
competition
¬
petition
The
young
defencemans
big
biggest
¬
gest
challenge
this
year
has
been
to
sit
back
and
collect
20000
from
a
National
Hockey
League
club
that
doesn
t
want
him
He
doesnt
complain
publicly
he
considers
that
unprofes
unprofessional
¬
sional
but
quietly
admits
he
would
prefer
playing
in
Los
Angeles
or
Oakland
to
standing
by
and
playing
at
the
discretion
of
coach
John
McLellan
But
under
NHL
waiver
rules
he
doesn
t
expect
to
go
any
anywhere
¬
where
this
season
and
will
prob
probably
¬
ably
hang
around
for
the
league
draft
next
June
when
he
may
go
to
one
of
the
new
expansion
franchises
Long
Island
NY
or
Atlanta
I
ve
got
no
reason
to
rock
the
boat
Im
well
paid
said
the
6-foot-1
197
pounder
who
graduated
with
his
BA
from
the
University
of
Toronto
last
week
But
its
difficult
to
be
with
the
team
and
not
be
part
of
it
The
guys
are
good
they
try
to
make
me
feel
part
of
things
But
you
cant
because
there
you
are
on
the
bus
with
everybody
after
a
win
and
you
havent
contributed
a
thing
Glennie
is
one
of
21
players
with
the
Leafs
Only
19
can
dress
for
the
game
The
other
surplus
player
Billy
MacMillan
las
been
sidelined
with
a
leg
in
injury
¬
jury
but
is
expected
to
rejoin
the
club
this
week
Leafs
have
seven
defencemen
one
more
than
they
can
use
The
NHL
has
rules
that
make
sure
established
players
ac
tually
play
But
the
rules
are
flexible
and
almost
every
team
has
players
who
watch
from
the
press
box
players
such
as
Glen
Glennie
¬
nie
unspectacular
but
nonethe
nonetheless
¬
less
competent
workers
The
Toronto
native
makes
up
for
his
limitations
wlthaneager-
ness
to
play
that
would
endear
him
to
coaches
and
general-managers
of
have
not
clubs
Leafs
would
rather
keep
him
in
the
system
but
the
waiver
rules
prevent
them
from
farm
farming
¬
ing
him
out
where
he
could
be
playing
regularly
To
do
so
would
mean
waiving
him
through
the
entire
league
and
theyd
surely
lose
him
The
failure
of
the
waivers
sys
system
¬
tem
is
obvious
When
an
NHL
coach
thinks
a
player
isn
t
good
enough
to
play
as
a
regular
but
the
general
manager
knows
other
NHL
teams
could
use
him
that
player
Is
relegated
to
a
press
bo
view
of
the
game
The
situation
has
Alan
Eagle
son
the
NHL
Players
Associa
Association
¬
tion
executive
director
con
concerned
¬
cerned
I
feel
this
is
a
legitimate
complaint
Its
not
fair
to
the
players
and
it
s
something
which
will
be
on
our
paper
for
discussion
at
the
league
meetings
in
January
Eagleson
has
suggesged
two
rule
changes
The
number
of
players
al
allowed
¬
lowed
on
a
teams
roster
should
be
reduced
to
19
the
same
num
number
¬
ber
allowed
in
uniform
for
a
gam
A
player
who
sits
out
more
than
a
stipulated
number
of
games
perhaps
five
should
have
the
right
to
go
to
an
arbiter
or
Clarence
Campbell
NHL
presi
president
¬
dent
The
arbiter
or
Campbell
would
then
have
the
right
to
force
the
team
to
accept
the
best
trade
offer
they
had
received
for
the
player
I
know
the
Leafs
have
had
several
trade
offers
for
Glen
Glennie
¬
nie
but
they
w
ant
too
much
for
him
said
Eagleson
for
a
pitcher
because
of
the
un-
c
e
r
t
a
i
n
t
y
of
Injury
plague
J
Chuck
Dobson
and
John
Blue
Moon
Odom
In
Holtzmnn
they
receive
one
of
basebnlls
leading
left
handers
with
twu
career
no
hitters
to
his
credit
Hell
be
the
perfect
partner
foi
Vida
Blue
said
Oakland
manager
Dick
illlams
As
happy
as
Williams
was
to
have
hi
new
Ditcher
Holtzman
was
just
as
thrilled
to
leave
the
Chicago
organization
He
was
one
of
the
dissidents
during
a
period
of
open
player
rebellion
against
manager
Leo
Durocher
The
ar
is
cleared
now
said
Holtzmm
from
his
horn
In
St
Louis
I
wo
ildnt
have
cared
if
the
Cubs
had
traded
no
for
two
dozen
eggs
Durodiier
mfllnchlngly
pirted
with
Holtzman
fo-
a
player
of
Mondays
quality
The
em
battled
nunager
said
he
woild
use
the
speedy
centte
fielder
as
leadoff
man
Monday
a
member
o
the
American
Leagues
all
star
team
In
19G8
batted
245
last
seasonwith
18
honi
runs
and
50
RBI
Holtzman
fell
below
career
standards
with
a
9
15
won
lost
mark
last
year
but
notched
lis
second
major
league
no
hitter
There
was
no
question
that
May
was
the
most
coveted
player
in
the
Astros
dal
with
the
Reds
The
big
first
basemin
hit
39
homers
last
year
and
drove
in
98
runs
In
Tommy
Helms
the
Astros
get
a
top
fielding
second
basemn
l
The
McDowell
Perry
deal
was
a
swap
of
superstars
McDowell
desDlte
a
sab
par
13
17
season
fanned
192
batters
His
2159
strikeouts
in
eight
sea
sons
ranks
17th
on
the
all
time
list
Perry
four
years
older
at
33
has
thrived
on
work
through
the
years
His
record
was
1G
12
last
season
and
the
big
right
hander
has
toiled
250
innings
or
more
each
of
the
past
six
campaigns
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