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Colts Hove Fair Start

“I you (AN—There‘s a need reason Houston Coita are eff to a better start then the other new National League baaaball team. New York Mets.

Cour/selections in last fall's aapanaion draft are flying high letl' picks are not.

Of the 45 players plucked from the other eight senior clr‘ euit clubs at a cost of 33.650000, Roman Melina. "Houston out- fielder. has put tolether the best. record. The former Pittsburgh Pirate in in ninth place in the hattina race with a 351 ever- an. Amen: 15 hits and 42 tries.l

Mejias has collected one double. one triple and two homers. He has batted in seven runs. ’

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Charlottetown. M April 24. 1’0-

Campbell Gels ln’ro Jams;

Chicago ls Hardesi Spo’r

By JACK SULLIVAN His worst momenta came in-

Caaadiaa Preaa Sparta Editor Chicago.

Clarence Campbdl is like I ‘ First off, be cracked down on guy caught in I revolvlna door . the Chicago Stadium public ad- NO null" "116'! W“ h! “11'”. dress announcer who has his he ends up sewn: nowhert .own inimitable style of doing

The president of the National thing]. For instance. he always HOCKEY Lnluh I! beam!!! hll . has introduced Hawk Goal‘ office. was on hand for all keeper Glenn Hall to those zany Bami‘l 0! “I? TOFDﬂlo-CMCIIO Hawk fans simply as "Mister Stanley Cup final. But he must Goalie," The poor guy probably' wonder if it was worth it. ‘doesn't know Hall's name. '

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Hal Smith iPittsburzhl .212. and ruled the "Mister Goalie" Spengler. Amaifitano. Farrell bit was out. This was too much

and Smith were 812511)!) “pre- for the PA announcer and his

mium" choices. The others were. next-game introduction “as;

acquired for WSM- "In goal. Mister Goalie." This For Meta, Don Zimmer. a was followed by a brief pause

"premium" pick, is hittinl only ‘ and then “Glenn Hall."

083. The veteran third baseman Campbell couldn't even win.

has managed only three hits. here.

all singles. In 36 trips. He was -Then. at a luncheon men by

with Chicago Cubs last season. the ("hit-ago Press Club for Visit—

in] reporters. Campbell got on his feet and lauded the idea of

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a part of the Cup final and went on to say luncheona could he

held between games. He mentioned Toronto Montreal writers and “ancillary

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sort of scratched their heads. wondering exactly what. “ancil- lary” meant. They had a pretty good ldEl and when Oxford spelled it out as meaning "aub- servient. subordinate." Lawyer Campbell again was in a jam.

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“d hit funny and everyone agreed

with Campbell on this count. , So. how about some presiden- .llal action? i it arena that Campbell can't 'do a thing about it. The people who own the clubs. and who run ‘the NHL, rule in effect that Campbell has no authority to take action beyond what the lame official has done. For thrir misdemeanors the two players were teased out of the game and each was fined 850. As Campbell said of the in- cident: "The action taken by the official exhausts all author- ity l have in connection with the incident."

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