um RY THEIR high scoring W. of Nuonan. Dawson and Cam- Albany St. Pats beat the tout-is Eastpaclu three games to me This line scored 34 goals and ,-in-ked up 5! points. Souris' top :iiii- scored 18 goals and garnered in points. From this. we can etio- .-iude tiiat Albany has the top "Big

ne .

Lllion Cameron led the snipers. ii-oring 12 goals while linematc Dawson had 13 assists to lead this it-partment. Camerori and Daw- uin had the most points with 21. the top pointgetter for Souria was Rollie Jenkins with 7 goals and 10 assists for 17 P011115-

Albanyts second line. almost lost in the shadow of their big brothers sre n very underated trio. Here in Souris. they showed up much better than they're top trio. With lvui smooth lines Albany had the better team and deserved the. thanipiouship. They are worthy titilists, and we extend congratu- lations.

SOURIS HIGH school min the Kings County Championship on Wednesday night when they beat llnrell. Claude Peters led the way with three goals. Joe Gallant, one nt the hardest working players on the team, scored his first goal of the season. The cup was presented to team captian Ralph Paquet by the Mayor of Souris. Mr. Joseph tiaiupbeli.

'ttarDonalii on the Morell net 'iirned in an outstanding game. ticking out 48- stints. it was his ('iTlll(' hlocking that kept Morell ii the game.

Swg3fwKiNG'S "Sees Albany Lino As Tops

nnnnsnrzrrn ' MAIAR. atar bowler of the Flying Saucers. brain the season's record for Women's high single and High Three during the week when she racked up ISI for single and 70g for high threa.

After a slow start the Ramblers came on to humble the Perfection- ists 4-1 in the first game of the Men's league semi-finals. Veteran Joe Campbell led the way with a high three oi 716 while Father Steele had a high single of 317. The series resumes this week.

Due to unforscen complications' the Mixed League did not start last week as planned. However it gets underway this week. One of the most talked about tennis in this leagiie. the Dodgerettes make their debut on Tuesday night at 9.00 pm.

SOURIS MINOR hockey teams took a going over at the Sportsi Arena on Saturday morning. That Paperweights played the Modell Cubs, the Pee wees played Park-? dale while the Bantams playedt Georgetown.

Morell All Stars, King": County Intermediate "C" champions may start their series with the western winners this week for the island title.

An "all out" lett to thc ' chin of "Spider" fred Greaves. formerly of Edmon- ton. during the second round wasn't good enough to stop the boy from gaining a unanimous

Webb thrown by Wil-

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10-round decision at Chicago Sta- dium. Webb kept his third rank safe by outthinklng and outpun ”-p ing the Pittsburgh punch-zr whose' only stock in trade proved to be a long looping right hand. Riding the

weight honing champion Carnian Ilasillo will light hero in mid-April matchmaker Tosnmy loyar said Ilonday.

3 Meyer said Basilio's managers. '10: de John and Joe Notro. have approved the appearance at a data fin he let latar. with provision that Jastllo meet a iniddlewdght. Iloyer said he did not know who the opponent will be.

Basilio has challenged the win- oer of the Gene Fullrner-Ray Rob- inson Middle V e lg h t titlemalch May 1 to a fight for the champion- nhlp of that division.

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mars into the stands.

NEW YORK tAPI-Carmen Ba- ilio's second round ' ockout of Johnny Santoo in a title defence; earned the welterweight boxing champion the February award in the S. Rae Hickock professional

the second successive honor to qualify for the annual prize. Gena Fullmer won it for January by taking the middle- crown from Sugar Ray

Langrhon Foul Poles E

Balti- more Orioles hope to reduce the number of arguments in memo- rial stadium this season by add- ing to the height of the right and left field foul poles to 45 from 34

Manager Paul Richards made: the request. The added height is expected to help umpires deter-p mine whether a hall hit close to. the line is fair or foul when it

Hitch Hocioy

Star To Isnlgnnto

IDNDON 4CPl-Kenny Gardner of Brighton Tigers. not of Ira- ainis few homo-produeod hoekay mayers, is to uiigrnta to Canada when the current season ends.

Gar-dnor. I. was born in Lon- don's Lewishuri district and played for Streatham and south- ampton Vikings before joining Brighton. current English league leaders.

Gardner is a draughtsman by trade and hopes to find work in Ontario. The hockey season ends in May.

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SHORT SHOTS: Basil Lavie of the Eastpacks became a proud father this week...Souris High School plays the winner of the Summcrside-Ketisington series... Piusv Maclnnis coached Morell High School this year...Montague sent 2.1 skaters to Murray Harbour and came back with 21 winners.

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lily Primary concern right now is tiith the anti-trust case against wt. said Norris at a press con. ltrence at the IBC office. "1 don't ""1 10 Illvelr to be fiaunting the

yederll Judi!-E Sylvester Ryan ruled last March 8 that the IBC WEI illnlty of montipolizying world

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