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Los Angeles Dodgers’ Begin Winning Contests

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

John Roseboro, facing Juan Marichal for the first time since their fight last. season, hit a thrée-run” inside-the-park homer | that ignited Los Angeles -Dod- gers to an 8-4 exhibition victory |

nipped their Portland farm a 9-7.

Saturday, the Cards defeated the Red Sox 6-1 as Charlie Smith drove in two

runs with a single and a triple.

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British Columbia: Squad - Wins Basketball Title

WINNIPEG (CP) — British

winning the Canadian

mens’ basketball championship

with a 63-48 victory over Mani-

senior |who contributed 15

;Winnipeg St. Andrews, received; Barry Howson of Sarnta a sterling performance from) | Knights, the Ontario entry, \'a8 playing coach Fred Ingaldson, selected most valuable player of ts. Les|the tournament. John Kootnek-

B.C. |off of Vaneouver, Vince Knight

Kaehler earned 10. back-jof Vancouver and Ingaldson

squad dominated the

boards and Birtles tied up high-|joined Howson and Peter Sim- scoring John Cook of Manitoba. |monds of Nova Scotia on’ the all-star team. :

toba in a playoff. .

British Columbia, favored when the. tournament opened, dropped its first game to Hali-

over San Francisco Sunday. | The Dodger catcher and Gi-! ant. pitcher hadn't met on- the -

NHL SATURDAY |

CHICAGO 3 MONTREAL 8

REPEAT PERFORMANCE It was the. second successive

field since last Aug. 22 when - : Marichal hit Roseboro on the SUMMA: ; rE ~~———"YJeead with, a bat. First period — 1.,Montreal: | fax Schooners and came —_ year, Henitoba ended the’ tour: MEIOIIRAO REWINDING wv Roseboro came‘\to bat in t Roberts 5 2 Richard) with three victories — a a nament in second place. second place. AIRS second inning after Ron: Fairly. 141; 2. .Chicago, Mikita, 29 right to meet Mani NAIROBI, Kenya (AP)—Con- be ae Vs and Jim Lefebvre singled. With (Mohns, Pilote) 8:30; 3. Mont-|. final of the double-knockout | 1... rebel leader Christophe a %-2 count, Roseboro smashed , real, Beliveau, 28 ( Provost. competition. Gbenye and his “foreign minis- AS; Olea Flectric Ltd _ a liner which bounced over Harper) 10:22:. 4. Montreal. | The B.C. squad, Vancouver |ter’ Thomas Kanza, were or- right fielder Jesus Alou and Duff 20 ‘Backstrom, , Harris, G , stopped Manitoba 70-57 | dered Saturday to leave Kenya YA REC + went for a home run. 17:31. Penalties—Duff 3:49, Nes- Sa y afterngon to force the where an 1i-country African —s In all, the Dodgers wrapped | terenko, Ferguson majors 6:27, deciding game. summit meeting is being held. Marichal for five runs and) Richard 7:39, Harris 12:08. “fhe Grocers, —_ a —_ — meer or bay er : seven hits in five innings. x Second riod—5. Montreal, lormances from ~ Joe enya fore’ ° : Glen Beckert singled in the, e ‘mai Richard sree trek 2:21: 6. wie Al Birtles, were |which said that invitations to the i: tying. run and Ron sate. oe : Po Montréal, Beliveau 29 pee ahead 29 e ee or ee en a ees Sy = i ‘ in ~winner on a sacrific ' i ‘ ) :20: 7. ; . ' Suu eLad Gatts hia vert” vance tempover ana patna 2 i a ae

the summit were issued only rs heads. of state. “

York Yankees’ . 8-3 triumphover |seau) 14: ‘58: 8. Chicago Hull 54 ;York Yankees’ 8-3 triumph over | (Hodge. Hay) 18:11. Penalties Philadelphia. Hull 4338, Hay 13:28, Beliveau | Minneséta™ stretched — its win- }16:53. | ning streak to six games riod—9. Montreal, G. | stopping St.Louis Cardinals aoe pevint (Beliveau, Cour- six-game streak 2-1. The Twins ‘noyer) 2:19: 10. Montreal, Fer-,, scored both runs in the first im- | guson 11 (Richard, Harris) 5:49;°* ning, the evential winning run /}1. Chicago, Wharram 26 (Mi- coming across on a double play. kita, Pilote) 6:49. Penalties— | Atlanta, on the other’ hand, Ravlich 1:49, Jarrett 4:36, Pro jended a four-game losing streak | yost 14:52, Roberts 15:19. }with a 2-1 victory over Cincin- Shots.on goal by

Cubs edged California. Angels 3-7.

Five of the Cub runs-were un- earned as the Angels conimitted five errors.

YANKS’ ROOKIE SHINES

John Buzhardt and Eddie Fisher collaborated for a three- hitter as. Chicago White Sox whipped Houston 6-0 while rookie Fritz Peterson scattered | six hits in seven innings. in New

while Vince Knight collected 12. - Manitoba's representatives,

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Farmers won the title by! |

a nati. Jack Baldschun’s bases- | Chicago 10 11 15—36 ] if You Need loaded. walk to Lee Thomas in esiiuidl 1111 9-31 the Tyne Valley Clover Farm- 8B hockey championship from downing Murray Harbour in ee ae rene forced In the | Attendance 15,606 Si" tas eee ak of Meee nk Oe FOR YOUR EASTER SHOPPING - W t ir wititak ¥0n. a | trophy for’ the Kings and of Education, The Clover two straight games. ' y ¢ i ce Frank Howard and Don Lock Ww = CLOSED ALL DAY GOOD FRIDAY. ao homered for Washington as the SUMMARY York, M ARITIME .. .- | Senators outslugged Pittsburgh lis a , porieay- ee a |12-9. Robert You Need Us ['2%. Roberto Clemente hit two) sities Pinger 6:16, Kelly 14:04, | RACING Ha l ax du nl ior +

Horton. 17:13.

Second period—2. New York,| HALIFAX (CP) Armbfo | Marshall 26 (Hadfield, Howell) | Aileen was the only double win- 9:16; 3. Toronto, Keon.24-(Atm-*ner on the 10-dash harness rac- | strong) 9:40; 4.. Toronto Ellis jing card at the Exhibition Race | 19 (Selby, Boyer) 17:13. Penalty /way here Saturday.

Sealing 14:05. oe | Other race winners

Third period ~~ 5. Toronto, | Edgewood Hedrick, Superior | Apia wg: 15 (Selby) 3:56; 6. |MC, McHayes, Nellie J., Kerry | New York, Hicke~9 (Seiling) Star, Tim Clegg, Hermes Spud . (9: :35. Penalties — .Stemkowski/and Jacqueline’s Dream.

1:04, Pronovost 8:56. | Armbro Ailéen- also had the (Shots on goal

i i /HITS EIGHTH HOMER Spring is just around | Tony. Conigliaro’s two - run

the corner. If you are |nomer, his eighth this spring, planning on_ building, triggered a four-run fourth in-

ning that carried Boston Red CALL, PHONE or|Sox past Detroit 6-4. Dick Green WRITE us today.

socked’ a pair of ‘homers as , Kaansas: City trampled New DOUGLAS BROS. & JONES INC. faa Rif %

Win First Game —

CORNWALL (CP) — Halifax fourth game Wednesday and the Canadiens shoof off a 2-0 first- | fifth Thursday. Additional ‘period deficit Sunday to edge games, if necessary, will be Cornwall Royals 3-2 amd cut the |played Saturday and Sunday. |Royals’ margin in their best-of-| Cornwall went ahead in _ the seven Eastern Canada Memo-/first period on goals by Joe

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York Mets 10-2.

Sam Bowens rapped a three- ‘run homer and “two singles as Baltimore efeated ifs Miami |

farm team 8-5 and. relief-pite New York 410-33. conds for the three furlongs and, l ; a = : Z Cal 292-1236 Charlottetown |BOb Heffner smacked a three Toronto 3 16—38 |1.43.3 for three a i of a {rial Cup quarter-final to 2-1. none and Brian O'Byrne, but 44 DE Be ' PAdiseesce—14,004, |malle. Centre Paul MacWilliams’ | bis a ound in og a os second goal of the game on a Sacwiltiatis Ce a

renee! TUN homer as Cleveland Indians ‘ a al y : Lo sail powerplay slapshot at 8:46 of! Halifax goaltender George the third period gave the Cana- |Murphy, who was bombarded in diens the ‘win after they had |the first.two games of the se- tied the score 2-2 in the second. jTies, was a standout in making ; The balance of the series will 24 saves. Harold Murphy ~. |[b® played” in Halifax—with* the: ‘stopped 28-shots-for--Cornwall~

MINOR HOCKEY RESULTS

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League playoff competition for \decide a winner to meet Lions last week, |Saturda

up to and including in finals. April 2nd: : Officials of the Charlottetown | __

Hawks 5 — Allison MacLean jnounced last night that the final (3), Barry-Newson, Colin Camp- |Minor Hockey Night of the sea- bell; Maple Leafs 3 — Carl Mur. json will be held at the Forum ray, Richard Johnston, Wen |Thursday night, April 7th, when Toombs. \finalists in all four divisions will Bruins 6 — R. Frizzell, D. Ste- \meet to declare C.M.H.A. cham- jvenson, D. Monaghan, M. Mac- pions -in Paperweight, Pee Kinnon (2), D. McCallum; Cana- |Wee, Bantam and Midget-Juven- dians 5’ — Paul Stanley (4), Ter- kK divisions.

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