12
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THE
CITIZEN
Tuesday
July
17
1973
Tickets
requested
MONTREAL
CP
Three
years
from
today
the
Olympic
flame
will
be
lit
in
Montreal
-
marking
the
beginning
of
the
I
Summer
Games
But
despite
the
fact
the
I
opening
ceremony
is
still
36
I
months
away
it
has
not
dis-
couraged
almost
40000
I
people
from
applying
for
tic-
kcts
for
their
favorite
events
I
E
Howard
Radford
former
president
of
the
Canadian
Olympic
Association
and
now
secretary
treasurer
of
the
organizing
committee
for
the
l
1976
Games
said
Monday
that
I
requests
received
so
far
pre
sent
an
over
all
demand
for
I
approximately
160000
tic-
kets
with
most
askers
select
I
ing
more
than
one
event
to
attend
between
the
opening
and
the
Aug
1
closing
I
So
far
all
requests
are
ack-
nowledged
and
the
writer
is
T
told
that
when
a
ticket
agent
is
appointed
in
his
country
that
agent
will
get
in
touch
with
him
Radford
said
Each
reply
shows
the
date
-
the
ticket
request
was
received
at
organizing
com-
mittec
headquarters
here
Y
t
n
Montreal
Mayor
Jean
Drapeau
said
Monday
We
estimate
there
will
be
about
700000
spectators
who
want
to
get
in
and
the
main
stadium
will
hold
only
70000
spec
spectators
¬
tators
So
far
ticket
requests
have
been
received
mostly
from
the
United
States
although
quite
a
few
have
been
from
Canada
Great
Britain
Europe
and
Australia
Rad
Radford
¬
ford
said
Eventually
a
complete
inventory
of
the
tickets
will
be
controlled
by
a
computer
Thus
open
dates
and
open
venues
will
be
known
at
head
headquarters
¬
quarters
at
all
times
For
an
interim
period
agents
will
have
an
allotment
of
tickets
for
their
own
coun
country
¬
try
Radford
said
If
certain
tickets
dont
move
in
one
country
theyll
be
shifted
to
another
where
there
is
a
demand
So
far
no
prices
have
been
set
and
Radford
said
tickets
are
expected
to
go
on
sale
throughout
the
world
about
the
final
quarter
of
1974
or
early
1975
Those
heroics
put
Prince
George
against
Kelowna
at
2
pm
today
in
a
losers
section
game
that
eliminates
the
loser
In
the
junior
Babe
Ruth
section
the
13-year-old
Prince
George
all
stars
defeated
Quesnel
8
4
here
Sunday
to
win
district
seven
and
advance
to
the
BC
final
starting
in
Victoria
Saturday
Only
if
you
win
them
Games
in
hand
are
nice
to
have
if
you
can
win
them
Columbus
Hotel
went
into
Monday
nights
Prince
George
Major
Mens
Fastball
Association
game
with
the
PG
Reds
with
one
game
in
hand
on
first
place
Canada
-Hotel
A
win
would
have
moved
Columbus
to
within
a
game
and
a
half
of
the
front
runners
They
jumped
into
a
2
0
lead
and
appeared
headed
forvic
tory
But
the
Reds
had
other
ideas
as
they
came
back
to
lead
5
2
then
hung
on
to
win
5
4
Instead
of
moving
closer
Columbus
is
two
and
a
half
back
and
the
Reds
are
to
within
five
To
be
fir
to
Columbus
they
dont
have
a
regular
pitcher
Terry
McLaren
hurt
his
arm
pitching
in
a
weekend
tourna
tournament
¬
ment
in
Hixon
and
Elmer
Harrison
is
in
Kamloops
hav
having
¬
ing
a
painful
leg
boil
treated
Buster
Black
was
forced
-into
pitching
duty
Sunday
and
picked
up
his
first
win
against
the
hapless
Canada
Braves
But
making
his
second
con
consecutive
¬
secutive
start
Monday
proved
a
much
tougher
assignment
His
mates
staked
him
to
a
2
0
fourth
inning
lead
but
the
Reds
broke
loose
for
four
runs
in
their
half
of
the
fourth
and
Black
struggled
the
rest
of
the
way
as
his
record
went
to
1
1
He
struck
out
three
and
walked
three
Hard
firing
Roy
Umpher
ville
the
leagues
leading
strikeout
man
struck
out
10
hotelmen
walked
just
one
and
ran
his
record
to
5
3
and
his
strikeout
total
to
75
Although
outscored
Columbus
out
hitthe
Reds
10
6
League
hitter
Brian
Marchuk
had
three
hits
two
singles
and
a
triple
George
Makortoff
who
really
rips
the
ball
on
a
good
night
had
a
double
and
triple
and
veteran
Frank
Bencher
stroked
a
pair
of
singles
Single
base
hits
came
from
Larry
Honeyman
Hugh
Nor
Norman
¬
man
and
Gino
Plamondon
Plamondon
the
veteran
from
Quesnel
was
playing
his
first
game
here
of
the
season
and
it
was
nice
to
see
his
hus
hustle
¬
tle
holler
and
skills
back
at
third
base
For
the
winners
Joe
Pot-
run
With
two
out
Black
walked
Gary
Woods
to
load
the
bases
then
walked
Zimmer
to
force
in
the
tying
run
Len
Potskin
singled
in
two
more
runs
The
Reds
boosted
their
lead
to
5
2
the
next
inning
on
Joe
Potskins
triple
and
a
Makortoff
error
at
first
base
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A
LITTLE
FURIOUS
around
the
the
Quesnel
Forbes
Construction
goal
in
North
Cariboo
Soccer
League
play
at
Rotary
Stadium
Sunday
The
Northwood
Kickers
kept
up
enough
pressure
to
defeat
the
visitors
41
in
one
of
three
games
In
the
LOCAL
SPORTS
SCENE
days
final
game
Monday
has
games
at
230
and
630
pm
with
the
oppo
opponents
¬
nents
to
be
determined
by
earlier
play
There
are
single
games
Tuesday
Wednesday
and
Thursday
and
possibly
Friday
depending
on
the
result
of
the
Thursday
game
If
the
loser
section
winner
beats
the
A
section
winners
Thursday
at
630
pm
a
final
deciding
game
would
be
required
at
230
pm
Friday
In
all
there
will
be
10
or
11
games
depending
on
the
Thursday
outcome
The
winner
advances
to
the
interior
championship
in
Kelowna
starting
July
30
and
from
there
the
winner
goes
to
the
BC
championship
in
Nanaimo
starting
Aug
3
The
BC
champion
wont
have
far
to
travel
this
year
for
skin
had
a
single
and
triple
the
Canadian
championship
anaLenroisKinapairoiDase
as
its
in
Victoria
Aug
13
hits
Single
base
hits
came
from
Umpherville
and
Chuck
Zimmer
Umpherville
struck
out
the
side
in
the
top
of
the
first
but
in
between
Columbus
scored
its
first
run
off
singles
by
Bencher
and
Norman
Columbus
went
ahead
2
0
in
the
fourth
on
a
double
by
Makortoff
and
Honeymans
single
But
the
Reds
bounced
back
to
take
a
4
2
lead
in
the
bot
tom
of
the
fourth
American
football
heats
up
By
Associated
Press
Running
back
Duane
Thomas
his
enigmatic
career
long
dramatized
by
con-
troversy
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training
camp
on
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was
promptly
sus
suspended
¬
pended
by
coach
Harland
Svare
Svare
said
Thomas
was
on
his
way
back
to
Dallas
and
added
Nobodys
wandering
into
my
camp
anytime
they
want
Thomas
who
led
Dallas
Cowboys
to
victory
in
the
National
Football
Leagues
J972
Super
Bowl
was
dealt
to
Columbus
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two
back
in
the
last
but
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to
a
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draw
and
Mackenzie
BC
Forest
Products
nipped
Acme
Electric
Canadians
2
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There
are
games
this
Sunday
at
11
am
1
3
and
5
pm
Little
Leaguers
playing
here
Prince
George
will
play
host
this
weekend
to
the
dis
district
¬
trict
four
Little
League
playoff
tournament
The
annual
northern
dis
district
¬
trict
playoff
for
the
little
guys
always
provides
some
excit
ing
ball
and
sends
the
winner
from
Quesnel
and
Dawson
along
the
BC
championship
trail
Involved
in
play
from
Saturday
to
Thursday
or
pos
possibly
¬
sibly
Friday
are
four
teams
from
Prince
George
plus
one
Creek
All
games
will
be
played
at
the
North
Nechako
Little
League
Park
at
mile
six
of
the
Hart
Highway
To
make
travel
easier
for
Babe
Ruthers
hang
in
f
Prince
Georges
14
and
15-year-old
Babe
Ruth
baseball
all
stars
have
battled
back
to
give
themselves
another
life
After
a
disastrous
13
7
clob
clobbering
¬
bering
at
the
hands
of
Mount
Seymour
Saturday
in
the
first
day
of
the
BC
championship
in
North
Vancouver
the
loc
locals
¬
als
faced
elimination
They
had
three
pitchers
give
up
11
runs
in
the
first
inn
inning
¬
ing
of
that
embarrassing
Saturday
loss
and
prospects
didnt
look
good
for
their
door-die
effort
at
2
pm
Monday
But
in
one
of
the
best
played
most
entertaining
games
of
the
senior
Babe
Ruth
provincial
tournament
the
Prince
George
kids
beat
the
East
Vancouver
inter
intercommunity
¬
community
club
2
1
to
stay
alive
Richard
Wagner
struck
out
seven
and
went
the
distance
to
victory
A
third
inning
double
by
Glen
Duboski
and
a
single
by
Rick
Leroux
gave
Prince
George
a
1
0
lead
but
East
Vancouver
bounced
back
to
tie
1
1
in
the
fourth
the
visiting
teams
Saturdays
opening
play
involves
just
the
four
local
clubs
Nechako
plays
Grandview
at
3
pm
Saturday
and
Prince
George
East
plays
Freeman
Park
at
630
pm
The
losers
of
these
games
play
at
11
am
Sunday
The
winner
of
the
Nechako
Grandview
game
plays
Daw
Dawson
¬
son
Creek
at
230
pm
Sunday
and
the
winner
of
the
Satur
day
Prince
George
East-
Evan
Rosen
was
the
hero
Freeman
Park
game
plays
who
produced
the
winning
Quesnel
at
630
nm
in
Sun
run
a
fifth
inning
homer
Plamondons
toffs
triple
and
a
Honeyman
sacrifice
fly
In
the
sixth
the
Reds
had
the
bases
loaded
with
just
one
out
but
Black
got
a
force
at
home
and
a
fly
to
right
to
end
the
threat
In
the
Columbus
last
chance
seventh
Marchuk
laced
a
two
out
triple
but
Black
with
a
chance
to
tie
the
game
flew
out
to
left
to
end
the
game
f
Tonight
at
7
pm
in
the
Spruce
City
Field
at
Carrie
Jane
Gray
Park
Canada
Hotel
plays
the
Canada
Braves
and
Wednesday
its
the
Braves
and
Columbus
Thursday
Canada
Hotel
plays
the
Reds
and
Friday
in
a
game
postponed
by
rain
July
4
Columbus
plays
the
Reds
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Meanwhile
Washington
Redskin
coach
George
Allen
was
reported
unhappy
over
the
absence
of
running
back
Larry
Brown
1972
Player
of
the
Year
Browns
lawyer
said
the
player
was
attending
to
some
important
personal
matters
I
respect
Larry
so
much
that
J
dont
want
to
get
into
this
thing
Allen
said
I
expect
him
to
be
in
In
the
two
years
that
Ive
been
here
the
coach
couldnt
ask
for
more
than
the
way
Larry
has
performed
I
dont
want
to
injure
our
relationship
because
I
respect
him
so
much
In
Washington
Browns
lawyer
John
Perazich
said
Brown
expects
to
join
the
team
shortly
Meanwhile
he
will
work
out
twice
a
day
The
five-foot-eleven
195pound
Brown
finished
the
1972
season
with
285
rushes
forl216yards
Little
advice
ATLANTA
AP
A
former
New
York
Yankee
slugger
Roger
Maris
said
Monday
he
has
no
hints
for
Atlanta
Braves
star
Hank
Aaron
on
how
to
endure
the
pressure
of
nearing
a
Babe
Ruth
record
I
really
do
not
think
Hank
needs
my
advice
I
think
he
can
handle
it
said
Maris
who
belted
61
home
runs
in
1961
to
eclipse
Ruths
single
season
record
by
one
Ruths
60
homers
came
in
a
154
game
season
while
Maris
played
a
162
game
campaign
when
he
belted
61
Aaron
is
17
home
runs
shy
of
Ruths
career
record
of
714
homers
Maris
now
a
beer
dis
distributor
¬
tributor
in
Gainesville
Fla
said
that
pressure
for
the
record
seeker
comes
from
the
media
not
the
playing
field
Most
of
the
pressure
comes
from
the
press
I
can
honestly
say
I
didnt
feel
any
pressure
in
a
game
even
when
it
was
nearing
the
end
of
the
season
Maris
said
Its
something
you
either
do
or
you
dont
Maris
said
the
increas
ing
publicity
surrounding
Aaron
has
begun
to
pro
produce
¬
duce
renewed
notoriety
for
him
I
think
Ill
be
glad
when
Henry
does
it
he
said
Itll
cool
things
for
me
a
lot
The
former
star
said
in
response
to
a
reporters
question
that
he
would
not
expect
Babe
Ruths
widow
to
contact
Aaron
He
said
he
made
no
effort
to
speak
with
her
in
1961
but
some
someone
¬
one
arranged
an
encounter
He
also
said
he
did
not
intend
to
go
out
of
his
way
to
speak
to
Aaron
on
his
Atlanta
visit
even
though
he
said
that
he
supported
Aarons
drive
for
the
career
home
run
record
I
think
Hank
would
feel
like
I
do
about
advice
Maris
said
if
he
had
not
experienced
the
fame
of
a
record
holder
it
would
have
made
baseball
more
enjoyable
During
the
last
seven
vears
I
cant
sav
I
enioved
it
No
deal
CHICAGO
AP
Chicago
White
Sox
Monday
asked
waivers
for
purpose
of
uncon
unconditional
¬
ditional
release
of
infielder
Mike
Andrews
Andrews
was
not
claimed
on
the
irrevoc
irrevocable
¬
able
waivers
asked
by
the
baseball
club
last
Tuesday
Under
irrevocable
waivers
a
claiming
club
would
have
had
to
pay
20000
for
Andrews
who
last
Monday
asked
to
be
traded
or
released
Andrews
can
refuse
any
100
claim
under
the
uncon
unconditional
¬
ditional
release
waiver
and
gain
his
outright
release
Three
leagues
link
for
junior
hockey
CALGARY
CP
-
An
agreement
was
signed
here
Monday
uniting
Canadas
three
major
junior
hockey
leagues
the
result
of
that
union
to
be
known
as
the
Canadian
Major
Junior
Hoc
Hockey
¬
key
League
CMHKL
The
league
which
will
operate
under
the
umbrella
of
the
Canadian
Amateur
Hockey
Association
CAHA
comprises
the
Western
Canada
Hockey
League
WCI1L
The
Ontario
Hockey
Association
Junior
A
series
and
the
Quebec
Major
Junior
Hockey
League
Roland
Mercier
CAHA
vice
president
in
charge
of
junior
hockey
in
announcing
the
agreement
at
a
news
con
ference
Monday
night
also
said
agreement
has
been
reached
onthesiteof
the
1974
Memorial
Cup
competition
The
competition
scheduled
forMay5to
12
will
be
held
in
Calgary
Ed
Chynoweith
WCHL
president
said
it
is
the
first
time
since
lM6that
Memorial
Lacrosse
Association
already
decided
only
the
battle
for
second
place
remains
And
that
battle
begins
tonight
at
the
Coliseum
when
the
Labatts
Blues
lock
horns
with
Mr
Mikes
Northern
Hardware
Sabres
The
Blues
claim
second
place
at
the
moment
but
the
fast
rising
Sabres
are
only
one
point
behind
and
the
deed
to
second
spot
could
change
hands
tonight
As
the
second
place
battle
rages
the
contending
clubs
meet
again
a
week
from
tonight
when
they
tangle
in
a
four
point
contest
at
the
Coliseum
Next
weeks
encounter
will
be
the
last
of
two
four
pointers
for
the
Sabres
who
were
granted
the
extra
point
possibilities
to
catch
up
with
the
rest
of
the
league
after
joining
the
NCLA
late
this
season
The
Sabres
dueced
described
the
meet
as
The
Pisces
best
showing
of
the
season
all
swimmers
knocked
seconds
off
their
best
times
Opening
victories
Tabor
Lake
and
The
Bay
have
taken
one
game
leads
in
womens
commercial
softball
league
quarter
final
playoff
action
Tabor
Lake
dumped
Allied
Power
16
5
Monday
night
while
The
Bay
nipped
Wick
strom
and
Sons
14
11
The
second
games
in
these
best
of
five
series
go
Wednes
Wednesday
¬
day
with
Tabor
Lake
and
Allied
at
Peden
Hill
and
The
Bay
and
Wickstrom
at
Carney
Hill
At
7
pm
today
at
Peden
Hill
the
east
division
playoffs
continue
with
Kresges
play
playing
¬
ing
Bennet
Motors
At
the
same
time
at
Carney
Hill
McMartin
Machinery
plays
Prince
George
Pulp
The
second
games
in
these
series
go
Thursday
at
the
same
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Cup
competition
has
been
made
by
all
of
us
Kryczca
held
in
the
West
At
that
time
said
Edmonton
was
the
site
We
will
operate
as
a
single
As
for
the
new
national
unit
Thats
the
big
positive
league
Kryczca
said
a
com-
Formation
of
the
new
mittee
has
been
set
up
to
league
will
not
affect
the
write
a
constitution
for
the
number
of
franchises
which
CMJHL
The
three
major
remains
at
a
maximum
of
36
junior
hockey
leagues
will
retain
their
own
identities
for
the
time
being
he
explained
The
upshot
of
this
ag
agreement
¬
reement
is
that
the
three
leagues
are
united
under
the
umbrella
of
the
CAHA
we
would
all
work
together
It
has
been
rumored
that
the
WCHL
was
thinking
of
signing
with
the
World
Hoc
Hockey
¬
key
Association
but
with
the
new
league
any
agreement
with
professionals
would
be
Only
second
fight
remains
With
first
place
and
last
upward
momentum
going
for
had
85
place
in
the
North
Central
No
fun
for
gals
NANAIMO
CP
-
Gale
force
winds
sent
scores
soar
soaring
¬
ing
in
the
first
round
of
the
British
Columbia
womens
closed
golf
championship
Monday
Marilyn
Palmer
of
Van
Vancouver
¬
couver
fresh
from
her
win
Sunday
in
the
Pacific
Northwest
Open
in
Victoria
carded
an
18
hole
total
of
79
on
the
par
75
course
Dale
Shaw
of
Victoria
was
tied
for
second
with
Dorothy
Tnffrtitnn
nf
Zaniiirnt
Tlsith
uy
Fug
cm
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ThJ
second
rounj
fr
t
fourpoint
last
week
v
ctory
on
the
B
Ci
amateur
team
will
while
the
Blues
suffer
from
be
played
today
downward
momentum
after
Susan
McLeery
of
the
aking
a
crushing
12
7
thump
Prf
nee
George
Golf
and
Coun-
ing
from
the
league
leading
try
Ciub
did
not
have
an
LSOnoS
Id
SLylcrs
enjoyable
opening
round
The
Stylers
have
the
reg-
Monday
ular
season
title
wrapped
up
The
pretty
defending
mathematically
out
of
reach
Simon
WOmens
Fraser
Open
of
any
club
in
he
NCLA
with
champion
struggled
to
a
93
an
ominous
10-1-1
record
Mrs
McLeery
a
six
hand
Meanwhile
the
winless
Ques-
ica
was
12
strokes
over
nel
Merchants
are
unchal-
her
handlcap
on
the
par
75
lenged
in
their
monopoly
on
course
lastplace
Another
former
Simon
T
vUdiy
Fraser
champion
Billie
Bar
entrenched
v
a
clubs
u
u
butt
heads
tl
of
Vancouver
the
1971
at
the
Coliseum
Thursday
n
winner
n
is
at
87
a
game
that
means
nothing
in
the
standings
but
is
a
matter
of
honor
to
each
The
Stylers
have
yet
to
be
beaten
in
a
reg
regulation
¬
ulation
length
game
their
only
defeat
was
suffered
when
a
brawl
cut
a
game
short
And
they
have
that
record
the
last
place
Quesnel
to
deiend
The
Merchants
on
Merchants
12
6
last
week
in
the
other
hand
have
yet
to
thefirstfour
pointcontestlt
win
a
game
in
their
first
was
that
boost
that
chopped
NCLA
season
and
would
like
the
Blues
comfortable
lead
to
nothing
better
than
to
score
a
teetering
one
point
their
first
victory
over
the
The
Sabres
have
the
leagues
top
team
North
success
Quesnel
is
next
The
Prince
George
Pisces
garet
Kay
second
and
Kelli
summer
swim
club
finished
Choban
third
second
in
a
weekend
Dawson
Andrea
Horath
tied
for
the
Creek
swim
meet
girls
eight
and
under
agg-
In
aggregate
points
the
host
regate
trophy
Georgena
Dawson
Creek
Seals
had
740
Lapoint
was
third
in
this
sec
points
and
the
Pisces
550
tion
The
meet
was
limited
to
Pisces
divers
also
shone
members
of
summer
swim
Paul
Goslind
was
third
in
clubs
the
boys
open
three
meter
A
club
spokesman
diving
championship
and
Mike
Gaudet
was
sixth
Linda
Carson
was
second
in
the
girls
open
three
meter
and
second
in
the
one
meter
Sandy
Schmidt
was
third
in
Pisces
swept
the
girls
15
the
girls
one
meter
and
over
aggregate
honors
The
next
action
for
Pisces
Francis
Lapoint
took
the
swimmers
is
this
weekend
in
title
with
teammates
Mar-
Quesnel
Canadians
beat
Blues
The
Canadians
defeated
the
Blues
4
2
in
senior
womens
softball
Monday
night
at
Cawdell
Park
Gwen
Penner
was
the
winn
winning
¬
ing
pitcher
with
Alma
Mohr
taking
the
loss
The
Blues
led
1
0
after
four
innings
but
the
Canadians
tied
the
score
1
1
in
the
top
of
the
fifth
The
Canadians
scored
twice
in
the
sixth
to
lead
3
1
but
the
Blues
cut
the
lead
to
3
2
in
the
bottom
of
the
inn
inning
¬
ing
The
Canadians
scored
the
last
run
of
the
game
in
the
top
of
the
seventh
to
insure
the
win
For
the
Blues
Linda
Smith
and
Sheryl
Mitchell
wenttwo-for-two
at
bat
Tonight
at
7
pm
the
Old
Stylers
play
Alltrans
Nipped
COQUITLAM
CP
-Gaylord
Powless
scoring
the
winning
goal
with
five
sec
seconds
¬
onds
remaining
in
regulation
play
gave
Coquitlam
Adanacs
an
18
17
victory
over
New
Westminster
Salmon
bellies
in
Western
Lacrosse
Association
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Monday
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