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ORLANDO, Filia. (AP) — How does a top relief pitcher rate the ¢elutch hitters in the American

ready answer. He sees them only

when the chips are down. “I'd have to start with Yogi

Berra of the Yankees,” he said.

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Campbellton Junior Tigers last series, for the N.B.-P-E.I. Jun- Rogers is seen with Billy Mul-

(left) captain of the

Junior night and Colonel A. W. Juniors and Buster Dower, Juniors 5-3 in the first game ‘of Rogers, officiating, dropped the Tiger

captain shortly before

EDINBURGH {CP) — Fresh from their triumph last week in the Canadian curling champion- ships at Quebec, the Richardson rynk from Saskatchewan scored a stunning 1246 victory over Scot- land’s Willie Young Monday in the first of a new five-game in- oT series for the Scotch

Skipped by Ernie Richardson, Young missed on a takeout at-

the Regina foursome which rep- resented Saskatchewan in the Ca- nadian championships built up a commanding early lead and was never headed. :

The third end, which began with Canada leading 3-0, was the key to victory. Young was lying four after his first rock and Ernie Richardson drew in for shot.

Changes Made

In Tournament

PRAGUE (CP)—World hockey tournament officials switched two games Monday in the final round- robin tournament to give the Rus. sian team more chance for a rest.

The Russians are billed to play Sweden Sunday morning and it was felt that a game the previous night would impose an unfair strain on the soviet players.

Two Saturday games are af-

United Statés match now -sche- duled for the evening (3 p.m. AST) instead of the afternoon and the Russia - Finland game,

night and now set for the after- noon (10 a.m. AST). ‘

Here is the draw for the rest of the tournament ‘times Atlantic

standard):

“Tuesday: Czechoslovakia vs Finland 10 a.m.; U.S. vs Sweden 3 p.m

Wexinesday: U.S. vs Finland 10 a.m.; Canada vs Russia 3 p.m.

Thursday: Canada vs Sweden 10 a.m.; Czechoslovakia vs Rus- sia 3 p.m. ? ae

Friday: Sweden vs Finland 10 a.m.; Czechoslovakia vs U.S. 3

p.m. Saturday: Russia vs Finland 10 a.m.; Canada vs US. 3 p.m. Sunday: Russia vs Sweden 5 a.m.; Czechoslovakia vs Canada 10 a.m. .

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a. homeand-home total goal puck to open the game. Colonel the game got underway.

Canadian Champs Score — Stunning Win Over Scots

tempt, losing a chance to move Scotland into the lead.

The two rinks move to Perth for two games today and they play two more at Falkirk Wed:| nesday.

The four Richardsons im- pressed the Scots, spectators as well as players, with their skill and versatile play. They were equally at home with draw and knockout styles. Scots said they had heard of the Canadian pow- erhoyse style but were .surprised by their draw game.

The Canadians flew here from Montreal after their victory in the week-long Canadian cham- pionships at Quebec.

The Canadians yielded the first point to Young on the fourth end when he banked his last rock off a Canadian stone for shot and a point. They led 7-1 before . the Scots got their second point on the seventh end, Young drawing

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Young's big end was the 10th when he counted three. The Cana- dians matched that on the 11th when Richardson took out Young's rock, lying shot, with his last stone.

Score by ends: ; Canada 121 O12 011 030—12 Scotland 000 100 100 301— 6

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Rocket Leaves

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MONTREAL (CP) — Maurice) (Rocket) Richard left. Monday by | air for Prague where he will see) Canada’s team playing in the | world hockey tournament. He is) expected back .early next week.’ The Rocket has been: sidelined! from National Hockey League! play with Montreal -Canadiens| since Jan. 18 when he suffered! the -fracture of an ankle bone in)

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D. Walker got the hat trick for the winners, with N. Kennedy and C. Mills each picking up a pair and R. McMurdo and R. Weeks one.

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Juvenile Playoffs Open Tonight |

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Juvenile Saints will be hosts to PWC Juveniles in jhe’ first game ofa best of three series for the City Juvenile hockey crown, to- night at Saint Dunstan's rink.

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Coaches of the six-team league picked the squad.

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