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meantime, the prince was smuggled from the: palace in
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reading! |:

The news chaps bought it — hook, line and sinker.
Why, even one ‘publication in far-off Canada headlined:

“Randy Andy tries some Rooteble: Koo

For a couple of days there; somicone was tiying to
put through ‘a ‘long-distance. call from ° Brisbane | to

refers. to/her No.'2:son.
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have thought of it himself...
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‘The Rebels’ next game is -

Friday night when Castle-

. gar;takes on ‘Trail Junfor.”
- Smoke Eaters at the arena,

Loriin "kept the. rally going : ‘National. ockey League Fiyers: tora. 8
; slap shot > career, and goaltender. Andy- ‘Hocke:
line at- Mog: showed a.return)to the - Was
fe that: won him: playoff.

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Wik: Edmonton Friday, ‘used their opening period.
superior, team: speed to over The Capitals had two apr
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Br ting’ untracked before 14,800 saith when Maruk’ pushed

pectators Pacific -Colis-. te loose puck past St. Croix
, after a whistle had blown.

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2 less. three minutes later | newcomer Jordy Douglas ‘d
on. goal, by Steve Gatzos. ’ ‘flected.

“dabny, | ay ;

coy taeeey Reply So

Slaton ‘with ‘one out’ inthe
eighth ‘after,’ giving’ up’ five
hita‘and a roller-

ball off Haas until ‘Lynn
stroked ‘his run-scoring: dou-
alaboraientseruntand

coaster season that saw: him

y' Jose four’ of six in'May,. win.
four in a row in July and lose «|

regular :
ton, Slaton ‘retired the last

his’ five batters for the save.

‘Haas struck ont seven and

* walked: five,‘losing his: no- : ’

nally eft the gue, ater

*186 ‘ pitches, the

ts Bl Se to Baylor — who ot

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arms of the silver and bronze ~

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Braves to takes 20 load in b

‘plonship series,

Green, who had entered ©

"the game’'as a’ defensive

- the’ National League cham- ° Cardinals

Pp. ‘replacement at third base in’: ber.; in
the eighth faning, opened the™.
“Cardinals nint

+ te left. Tonmy' i ere sacri--’
* fieed ‘th c

.Obkerfell spoiled’ the strat-

egy with a drive over center -
fielder Brett ‘Butler's, head ‘8-8.

. medallists, Harold Hylton ‘of

jena ana Wille Tene
Tanzania.

T ‘The gesture was somewhat
familiar for they had” barely
met. It lind taken the 21-year-
‘old. Grande ‘Prairie, Alta,
fighter only 47. seconds. to

knock Hylton out and he dis- °

meet British Columbia Lions posed

in’ a Canadian‘: Football
‘League: game.

‘The reinstatement of. Tle-

ale, who had. been suspended
after walking out

‘for the ‘Eskimos, who ap-

peared willing. to’ stick: with.

recently. nies stand-in

‘was running
out of altarcatives alter Teste
returned to practice earlier
in the week, ending a 21-day
walkout.) 0:°°
‘: He and his agent, lawyer.

Francis say they”

will continue to pursue their

grievance against the Eski-
mos in court.

“It’s just a matter of what
options - there were,” said
head ‘coach Hugh Campbell.
“I probably could have sat
him out for one game, but I
don’t think the commissioner -
would have supported it be-”

yond that,

a i3o would have had to cut
him or trade him, and. :.
well, Hank’s a good guy. I

stand by what I've (said all.
*valong: «that? if this thing

(holdout) had been entirely

‘Hank's’ doing, {t would be

different. But he was being

‘ stiff overall as “the: World
Cup, but in my division there.

went down for the last time -
at 2:86 of the second round .

: ; evening.
| ‘for the English team, which

right eye and a patch of tape
under the left eye of the Tan-
‘zanian‘ offered evidence the
time had. not been wasted. {
~~ Shawn O'Sullivan, the Tor
onto light middleweight: who
won the.other Canadian box,

ing ‘title, was’ on: display:
somewliat longer than deWit,
but none of his four oppon-
-ents ‘survived the second
round,

Ina tournament dominated t
by black boxers — six of the *

first seven finals were won
by Africans — the two Can-
adians were the only white
champions. Both ‘said: their.
immediate aim is an Olympi¢
title in Los Angeles in. 1984
and any thoughts of a pro-
fessional career would come

uded .confidence throughout.
the tournament, O'Sullivan, a
1981 World ‘Cup ‘champion,
paid Setbute. tothe opposi:
tion.
3 “The competition waan't as

had seven fighters in the final

‘round and only two winners,

welterweight Christopher
Pratt and middleweight Jim-:

my Price.
Pas aresult, Kenya and Ni-

apiece. The other title went: :
to light-heavyweight Fine:
Sant of Fiji, giving his coun-.
try its first gold medal since

dleweight semifinal bout: en-
ded. abruptly Wednesday
when his left eye was closed’ *

by ono of the first. punches --

thrown by Doug Sam of Aus-~
tralia. ; i

° flattened him at 1:84 of the

first round.

Canada’s four medals ecm:
pared with two golds,'a silver
* and five’ bronze| in''1978 “at:
Edmonton, where ,the Niger-.
fans did Bok, Someta BA