8 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues. March 12, 1988.l

1 SPORTS * FRONT

By PIUS CALLAGHAN

‘McCovey Blasts. Drives; % EOrioIes Remain Unbeaten

' 1 By THE ASSOCIATED PREssl and third innings each time with ‘ trait 4-2 at Lakeland. Fla: Willie McGovey_ who gave me a teamma "on base. and each . galgo Ciidbs turp‘ed back Houston _ 'drive trave :15 more than 400‘ - at esa, riz.: and Clay. ’Ne‘” Y°”‘ Yankee“ the “smut feet. land beat the Los Angeles as.

gels 5-1 at Tucson.

You Never Know

YOU never know the true generosity ()1 people until they are given a re est. ~ '

Last Friday afternoon a group of hockey-minded citizens met to discuss ways and means of making Billy Mulligan Day a huge success. Billy had lost his right eye in a game the night be- fore at The Sports Arena.

tions. We were having coffee at Old Spain Saturday morning when a gentleman came over to our booth and handed us a Hockey AssoCiation sec- phoncd us Saturday and (mid make a worth.

Sug tions came thick and fast and everybOdy Pres“?! was over Ce at Fort Lauderdale, . anxious and willing to do everything he could to make this day phoenix. Had New York Met, beat a two-run drive to pace Ill! one to remember. The machiner was set in mouthn and 1‘ “'33 l MCCOV‘W 00'1"“de 5" “‘9- “1’5‘ Philadelphia 9-3 at Clearwater 9 Yanksi hoped that actual work on tickets coluld tcommence mTh‘fondfii i__._____._.._.._-..__-_. ._ Fla. .

Well. the boys didn't wait till Mon ay 0 get going. ey a ‘ _ _ _ ‘ ‘ the tickets printed and distributed by Saturday night and the l Mantle Dresses. St. Lows bombed Cincmnan blitz was on in earnest Sunday. The town was zoned and every , 3 “i; M St Petersburg' Flt; inch of the capital was to be covered. The posters were out and Doesn’t Pla Chmag" Whit" 50" dwmad De' ’ .‘ Your Spring appeared on some store windows as carlly as Sunday as sitti'uters ‘ y , wardrobe

' ‘ ' ' rea son 0 . worked overtime to give Billy Mulligan a! I 8 FORT LAUNDERDALE. Fla. Cotton; BUT even before the tickets h“ me sweet. mere were plenty . (APJ' »»— Ailing Mickey Mantle Tcrylciie of contributions. We know one salesman who came back dfrom 13135 (:n unlflol'm but did not play t . suks . ' night with something like $150 in 0113- ' ' 1 0“ 3y W 0“ APW '0? '8'“ B ‘ S Line!!!

the comm" Saw'day 1 t : kecs heat Milwaukee Braves in ea 5 .

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cheque for $10. The Maritime Amatetu' retary-registrar, .ludge Hanson Dowell. advised us that the association should and w

v '19 contribution. “mSunday Norm 'Hawk‘ Lartcr got in touch with us to tell us that Parkdalc Irving Fiyers and an all-star team from the North River League would play a game at North River with all proceeds going to Billy. Tonight Borden Nationals .and More" Meteors are performing at Borden and a collection. is being taken up there for Billy Mulligan Day. Summersides CiVic

Stadium- When-l Billy has ngegrsaa‘e 1::a:l‘fiflr:s&r“'vo::‘:’y 0' l ‘thai if was necessary." Hauk'eral good combinations by Scotti LadIES' Wear “5 """‘ Is 9mm“ 3 ga ’I‘lip lion \l'omlitolt rink of her; of rho winning rink if to mouth. NS. was runner up. ning prizes \vcrc skipped by said- "W9 Play "19 “MEETS? bul he hung 0" and the WV", 156 61- George S , . . Charlottetown \l'as winner of rl are Edna Maclnnis. Don Other members of the .u‘ 8111 Beer. Frank Acorn. Ari here Thursday -- 1‘” probablywere battling toe to toe at the“ Dial 4 14 It 5 Sure Nlce :he BA Oil trophy in yester- Wonnacoll. Eric Gillespie and wore Jean Myers, mate: Earl Burke. Roach MacGregor of US?- him “it‘ll?” “"3 ‘

1 U1‘ a! St. liunstan's Billy’s many friends are on the. hop. Every student has pleged to buy tickets and ribbons for Saturday and we hear that a variety concert is being planned for Sunday as well ' should attract a good crowd and there will be no trouble lining up talent. Anyone fortunate enough to have en- tertainment ability would be only too happy to help the cause.

There'll be big donations as well as small but we bet that a lot of the small ones will be given with more sacrifice. than a lot of the big ones. We know of a few such cases now. The. bud get planning of some young people is changed for the next coli- ple of weeks because they must work In the dollar for a ticket for Saturday's game plus twenty-five cents for it Billy Mulligan ribbon.

Sometimes we get a hit sour at some of the. ho.key disputes. We wonder whether everybody ls out to get somethinc on t other guy. Far too often a lot of nastiness creeps in and leaves

US With a really bad taste in om‘mouth- ( "k m. n ‘17"?CrFHTQLII: flat—Th; t‘m' 3-2 a little more than a minute the Canadians played. We got m‘lSCQNdUCI 5145- n q

it you see a «lo-operative spiri 9 IS. you rea y c ea c l'al .mo'e .a ers . ‘ . . .V ‘ . . I ~ _ 7_. are given a lift. Your faith is restored and you quickly forget warmed up for their crucial lat" “I‘ “mum” 5 Ilnass'étEd dfb"lgamz‘d I“ "‘9 third De Drismu 1315 21”” the unpleasant happenings. We remarked at last Friday’s mcci meeting with Czechoslovakia to. tally- 'lhen the smooth~function. llod. .__.- - .___ _ __

big that it was the first hockey meeting we've ever attended where there wasn't any fighting. Everybody agreed wtth vrry- body else that afternoon.

I 0 BiIIv Comma Great WHILE all the preparations are going on. Billy is making a splendid recovery in The Charlottetown Hospital. His spirits are high and 's anxious to get on the move again. Hc watched the game Saturday night from his hospital bed when the Rangers

ran alwav with that 5-2 decision on the Canadians. We hope that «pm llw ('nnndmns on their n , . Billy enjoyed more than did hfs'bliother Vince who really takes wat- to thcil' third ill-3mm m. gmmld'shu?‘fifl 21:512.": ‘3; Sunda-“- flazgdBtav Mllncrs pgrw 8 “WI.” “hentn‘stflfitf‘ 5'” hu’lnb . o r. “h . “k ‘0" m " “‘"fi‘mlmd mniofii- of a fluke. Hc fired a Slim .11 KEEPS SAME LINEUP mp Mar'tl s “'0 pity?“ 0'! ere sure a.B y is deep Y‘appleclalte o is may o s He scm-od two goals and as- Canadian "palie Seth Marlin But coach Bobby Kronm A ' I mp ‘emor 0“ 0“] n. Engaged ht: “silaccgii‘eflévgmg:(tglfiggomygeng :25: troglpnzssf 5mm “" “m "thwi who Ialfii‘dh his aim and tie: who hurried from the stadilmi m'll‘lle m n s h d k d s r , . r . , . . .' Th. C ,d'. g. . . ‘ ‘H . f.“ , , ‘ ~ 191‘. a we per- folks rally around this gamester because all his hockey career ( am Mn (“mmm‘ a ficttcd the puck into the ilr. immediately after the final buz- mission to add the two players

he." been giving one hundred per cent effort. are putting into Billy

And that‘s the kind of effort folks , . -, - . . . ’ ' ' Mulligan nay. sc/oigdd \Il\("rall1I1TCSI in the Tambouml“ high scorer mg. “I was we" omth satisfied unable to travel WIIII‘ ‘ _> H 7 _ , __ . ,_.._ .. ca-,,.._ m-..“ r Hugh- “NM”? mf‘h'mmilng the Smoke Eaters. scored his after the poor first period. I’ll The Glace Bay loam had ask. ' twice for ’l‘m'il Sindlcs v‘ t”: fourth and .f'm‘ gnals "f it” "5“ "‘0 same “"9"” i" Inml’r' ed permission to add Douglas

lHarrv sm'tll ' c ’3' “i93- '" “WWW” "‘ “7° th'rd WW“ "1“"5 game against the (Duggal McNeil and Hart x ' >_ I .t I lg) .H "'1 -l iolllnpd filial" when the Canadians turan the. Czechs." trvnuk {m- tfia host of {my a-l l'Iin- 3'“ “W‘s 3" (1*“3' game into a rout. The rest of the Smoke FZaIQI‘S‘iplg which 0‘ ' h I“? ~59“ Th. d n. . "Infir- Km n , . snrs orr SPLURGE . «Tuesda 1 pm m 0mg“ - IS me 8 Ion ‘ 'é‘ “,‘am‘y "” 5””,lual- Tambcllini’s first goal was I §UMMAR‘_ . R" 5" . . Malshall fschlnda and Tom Scored while Kirmm, was son“ Flrst period: 1. United States a m s a 'v 53"! the Hawk.

0 Smoke Eaters

m H ‘ H . _ plon. air the only three coun- f - H second rind 4 Ca . ies will be played here chncs- I SJOthOLM 'APl-A Swed‘ porter. lhe liolcl Ol'lfl‘lliall." 31‘ Fires with unblemished records fisrnlylgmmgllwlf 9-;rglyl8fgfli Smith lF‘lGlfiher) 2:2-8: 5. ngglalcday With the remaining games

13h hotel apologized to the Trail leged the incident anOIVPd In'lhf‘ PiRIll-i'hllnll')’ Champion. McLeod assisti'ng ' ada, Ferguson 3:50: 6. Canada. in "‘9 Cap? Bl‘etnn centre. and

Smoke Eaters Hockey team girls. film EEO"? A" A“ thljee Cmm' With less than two minutes to Jones lMCLCOdl 9212: 7. Can- hr.“ "moo sales in Mm‘cm" m' - -

Monday for an incident early The apology was lsmed fol- 51;; awha‘lg'; ‘thnj‘arl owls; go Musioncn tallied for the ada, McLeod, (Jones. Fletcher) 616819 8 large crowd for the Here’s why you can count on Firestone Medallion Reireads:

Sunday involving a hotel porter lowing a meeting at the hotel points oat-h. aged another goal 46 seconds 15:22. penaltiesfiperguson 1:35" Moncion won the Nova Scoiia and hockey playcr Russ kowal- attended by Kowalchuk. reprc- Ollll‘ Onf‘ "Hm" Rami‘ was before the buzzer. 14:45. Rlovick 1:35, ’l‘schida 2:47. SWIGKHOCRCY League title by $ ' ' rhuk. sentatives of the hotel. the Ca- all“:de Monddy ‘ 1: Fgl‘loup 4 Frank Silks. captain of the Michaud 1&02, [roman 17:37‘ ydcfeatlng Halifax_ Tm-ians in ’ Kowalclluk is a mcmber of nadian team. the International one}; lmimggimgcgna1:":ynd}l:i_ American team, said after the ' Third period: 9. Canada, straight games while Glace Bay the Smoke Eaters. here. repro- lcc Hockey Federation. the m 23 h H‘ i f - f. EYES: r a bell‘lm ‘Pi‘ai'oshl 7:36;‘ “mm the Cape 333"?“ 9”" by I g m “E C In of I15 115! 10. Lanada_ McIntyre (Jones) defeating Sydney Millionaires in settling Canada In the world Swedish Ice Hockey Federation point of the lnurnameni in a I . 13:19; 11. ‘ana a. penner‘the league finals. . hockey championships. and the Canadian cmbassy. émlrmmunld (match; {T119 3:95“ S Slde Pee wees lIlHOl‘nbyJ 16:54; 12. Canada. Glace Bay‘s o n l y pcrform- The Malmen Hotel also told One banner headline in a €122,323"; OS to” “St we , . l'Mclntyi‘e tMcLeodl 18:33: 13.1ance against mainland teams . . . . .. ,. -‘ ~ the Swedish press 1 would like Stockhoim paper read: “Cana. ' “Maud i: m mm place with score VICI'OI‘IGS lunu'ed Statesi Musm‘nen lMC-lthls year “’85 lmDFESSiVE Only lhc but solely inspected Fitcslnnc "new tire" quality :hp "arm"; "ell/“pipers m give dian cham longhj la ml- Hr“. 3'1 {S- from a “an a M Chrlhyl_ mi“: 14. (. anada. ‘one. They delf‘alCd NI‘W GlHS- casings nit-dune u to [no contrnlassurcsyou oiCanada’s iIISI As great play in the apology p ‘ p p y‘ ' p1" _- i ‘ ‘ Us on Weekend Tambelhm (Peacosh. Forhanl gow Rangers 6-3 in an exhibi- stout:slugllslaurldldsolqiiallly. safest.longest-«caringreireads. as they did to the". reports of knocked down — quarrel ovcr gag-13%;: IS‘VIJ’llgi'L‘IQIIilSI , 19:14. Pcnaltlro~Michaud 4:07,'tion contcst. I . .f. . .. .y. "3. _ the incident in which Kowal- girl." ' . .5 . I 4 H H A i ' ' i lit-7s 7.50M . chuk suffered a possible broken Another annonnped “(1h . a. a .1055' WP“. Germany ls NATl-CK' Mass' AP' The‘ "" " GUARANTEE ILACKWALL EXCHANGI "(yup 1nd r (a u ired hog ital ' ' ' am SIXIII wuh one pmnt allowed by ChamPIOH'Sh'IP Decwee Wkey‘ _ llifetlme Cunnnlcnagaimldn» tre‘étm‘en q ‘p pionship star knocked down by East Gcl‘many and the United team from Slimmerside. P.E.l.l I . “mm. - , . - . . doormtll»~tried to smu le lrl Slates. both without a point returned home Monday after; -~ . Get “n m Rowalchuk denied it om the _ H SE B an” mm“ losses. two weokend victories over "ml .. . m u " strlt that ny women were in. mio hotel. . I . \‘rilvcd in the dis utc with the F" ““V m'm'm 3' “‘9 Nam“ Samams- . ": " '“""‘."“ - _ 'p ' DEMANDS APOLOGY start the United States sur- 1.13119 “$501; bseatd Natrck 4-3 4w ""' "5 hm" . t ‘ . . _ prised the Canadians with two ‘ri ay an 0 un av. -' ’ *' ’ i- k Nrmwwhliwalls EX A ~ A" Poner of Edmonton' mes oals. one of them coming while About 15 boys from Summer-l Firestone'new fire” tread iilh- A "new live" guarantee stands aIO'MIYflfm- P g ‘idenl of the (.anadlan Amateur Trail was shorthandei But Me.1 side, aged 10 and II, arrived ini her gives a smooth, quiet lldc Ilf‘Illnd l'ireslone’s \vorkmdn- non. - Hockey Association with the Leon got and brick mldway in Nlatick Thursday on the annual andlons.lowsoslmllmseu sI"? and qUfl'ill’ mil‘m's- NO Winner .63,“ in Sinckholm' earlier de, the first period, drilling in a 10- home - and - home series with A, ' manded a public apology n-om‘ footer after a pass from Mcln-‘Natvick. ‘ _ . In TII‘Ie BOU‘I’S the hotel. iyre._ Among their activities here Get an extra margin of safetyand mileagewith ‘ . . Reporting on the fracas, Gross Smith. the Mil-pound defence. were sightseeing tours, a -l _ _ — [.05 ANGLLIuS iAPlr-BOXlng wrote that "fortunater for Ko- man from Trail, knotted the‘quet by the local Chamber of I experts are generally agreed walchuk. the incident was seen COU‘M 2-2 early in lhf‘ Second (filmgertce :Id‘ atgntdllltceflgii LEFT ONE UNTURNED LATELY? YOU have II N \) that mere ‘5 n _ I ,- t by several neutral observers period. On a breakaway, he to 0s.on rulnrs- er0i . . - an of the’thr; qlltrocrldhm: m Wh" “stifled that no girls were flrabbt‘d Don Fletcher‘s pass ‘Wings National Hockey League you V9 forgotten to sell With Telegrams. Telegrams I-‘f g . c am' involved and that Kowalchuk and brat goalie Charles Dris- game at Boston Garden Sundayt make your points in writing, stick to the facts make plonshlp fights scheduled Satur- was mishandled by how] em. coil from 10 feet. high' . - ‘ day night in Dodger Stadium. ployees." " ' n " "m"- l' your message Stand out' s.y it w'"‘ . Tal.9r.m' ® The first of the 15 . round ' w " matches pits welterweight MosS Joinin cham ion Emile C “ff’th f N ' ., .. a... . aw. ,. 9 ill I 0 ew 9 Here/5 another ., . . , yo. ,//(.,I . .

York against Cuba-born Luis Rodriguez of Miami, FLa. Grif- fith won a ill-round decision in 1930 over Luis but it was a spl‘t verdict and highly controver-

ial.

Featherweight champion Da- vey Moore. is favored over an- other Cuban product, Sugar Ra- mos of Mexico City. Moore. . has held the title since he knocked out Hogan iKid) Has- sey in Los Angelcs in March. 1959. but some critics feel the veteran t-itleholdcr from Colum- bus, Ohio. has not boxed any- one of Ramos“: ability in two years

Ramos is Just 21 but he has scored 30 knockouts in 43 fights.

Raymundo IBiitt'fngl Torres of Reynosa. Mex.. is the favor- ftc to defeat Roberto Cruz of “Jill! for the world junior welterweight title vacated re. y Dukliorlaoi of Italy.

gun match has the best chance of going the full 15 rounds. Will is the harder on oil

but Rodriguez has never been | back to racing u moo as i can. knocked out in 52 trips into the 1 But how can 7 tell when my

..it wouldliif-icr grafting. That appear that the Grifilitb-Rodrf-I must wait a few months more

day's Confederation Bonspiel play at the City Club. Mom-

Gracr MacKay. A rink skip- ped by Gene Maltatal of Dart-

BA Oil. TROP:

HY WINNERS

,crs. second and Sara Mat- tninl. lead. Other rinks win-

fall, is making sure no one gets in the way of his power drives . this year. i For the second straight day. McCovey powered two mighty home runs for the San Fran- cisco Giants—this time account- ing for four runs as the Na- tional League champs scored a l9-7 exhibition baseball victory the Boston Red Sox at

an exhibition baseball game 1 9-5.

Ralph Houk. the \‘ankees‘ a n a : c r. wasn‘t concerned Malltlc's g r o i n injury. sent the 3100.000-a-ycar

day in a pro-game warmup at Miami.

i "It's trivial. I could have luscd him today but didn't see

inhach in the World Series last?

outfielder to the. sidelincs Sun~‘

In other games, Baltimore- only unbeaten team in t warmup committing—made it t ea in a row wit a 7-5 de-3 cision over Washington at Pom-i pano each. Fla: Minnesota~ turned back the Los Angeles Dodgers 8-7 at Orlando. Fla.;; lKansas City edged Pittsburgh- 10-9 at Bradenton, Fla; New York Yankees clouted Milwau-i k 9

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‘climaxed a three-run ninth for

Boog POWell‘s two-run douhl.

Baltimore. while home runs by Bob Allison and Earl Battey and one-hit relief pitching by Frank Sullivan featured Minna. sota’s decision over the Dodg. er

Roger Maris hit a three-run homer and rookie Ron Solomini

PARIS (APl—Wild - swingingl

Francois Pavilla of Martiniquei‘

.liung on in a savage lOtb round illIonday night and outpointed American welterweight Charley: Scott in a 10-round bout. Pavilla weighed 1491.}: pounds; Scott of Philadelphia weighed‘

148% Pavilla was groggy and reel- Iing in the final round from sev-‘

8.95 - 34.95

Sizes 7 to 15: 8 to 20 14% - 24‘»;

Arriving Dally

GLORIA

Charlottetown and Ken Mac- Kcnzie of Dartmouth.

Trail Smokies Oulclass 1

United States Club 10-4

By ROI) ('IERRIF.

night by otliclassing the United Slatcs 10-4 Monday night. join- ml: tho Czechs and Sweden at the top of tlic standings in the world hnckcy championships. .Iack Mchd. 33-year-old vet- cran who was a member of the 1961 world champion Trail team "car. the big

pl'ovldcd spark

2-1 first-period deficit with four goals in the second pci‘lnd and

Mllstnncn scored the US. goals. TIED AT TOP

Canada. CZi‘i'IILtslln'akltl Sweden. the

and defending cham-

Thr Smoke Eats-rs made It

ing Canadian forwards clicked off two more goals to put. the game out of rear . up Jones who scored midway in the period from 15 feet and McLeod fires a booming goal from just in

front of the US. net in ‘ and l'unncr-iip Gait Tf‘l'l‘lCi'S last mm the 16th the

lite. Marshall 'I‘scllida scorcd for

But the disc bounced back over Martin's shoulder into the net.

ing a minor. And it set off a four-goal Canadian splurge. M lnlyl'P followed with the first of his two, Pcnncr completed

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Americans and Tambellini man-

Pn‘lUEII for the style. of hockey

Trail defeated West Germany 6-0 and East Germany 11-5 ear- lier in the tournament but weren't impressive.

Monday night, the Smoke Eat- ers found little in their perform- ance to bolster their courage for big one with the Czechs. possibly their toughest. match of ith championships ending next

zcr to keep a television appoint- ment. said:

Kirrane [Daleyl 1:04: 2. United‘ States, Norqual (Rovickl 7:23;l 3. Canada. McLeod iMclntyre) 10:34. Penalty—Mchod 6:38.

15:07; 8. United States. 'I‘schida

Kll't‘anr 6:46, Tschlda ill-minute

Hawks Refuse l Miners’ Request

To Add Players MONCTON (CP' no

it Ramsay. manager of the Mom- ion Hawks. said today he hasl

because dcfcnrcmcn Elmer Mc-

wcrcn‘l going to help the icam‘ that already has a potential to give. Moncton trouble.

The second game of the scr-

playoff opener.

gaff; retread

Designing Firm

LONDON (AP) Stu-ling Moss. still not sure whether he will ever race on the a u t o tracks again. announced Mon- day he is going in for industrial design.

He said he has jomed a de- signing firm and plans to turn out everything from a new auto- mobile to a suspendcr belt that won't show when a girl wears

MOR ELL

BORDEN RINK TUESDAY. MARCH Ith Game time 8:15 pm. Prince and Kings f‘ounfy Intermedan "C" Semi Finals —Vs. BORDEN NATIONALS

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5 and 400

a tight dress. The, 33-year-old British ace. se—

rioust :njured in a crash on the Goodwood racing circuit last April. faced a press conference with a newly-grown heard and scars still showing above and below his left eye.

"I still suffer from double vision occasionally." Moss said

"Te doctors tell me that bones take six months to settle ‘ means I‘

to know if the operations were success. " great ambition is to get l

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