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Eightyearold Mark DAm brosm is Barrie Minor Lacrosse player of week PLAYER OF THE WEEK He plays for the Barrie Paving and Landscaping Ltd tykes This is his third season Examiner Photo Fifthround knockout and Fraziers retired UNIONDALE NY AP George Foreman hammered Joe Frazier into retirement with fifthround knockout Tuesday night at the halffilled Nassau Coliseum in brawl be tween two slugging former heavyweight champions The 27yearold Foreman nailed Smokin Joe with whis tling combination of punches midway in the fifth round sending him to his haunches Moments later Foreman lan ded left to the chin followed by thunderbolt right Frazier fell against the pad ding in the corner of the ring blood gushing from cut over his right eye He staggered to Who will Canada Cup team TORONTO CP The guessing game about who will be chosen to coach Team Can ada in this falls Canada Cup hockey series took new turn Tuesday when Alan Eagleson indicated that Bobby Kromm of Winnipeg Jets of the World Hockey Association is one of those being considered Appearing at news confer ence at which the logo for the seriestwo hockey sticks ram ing globewas unveiled Eagleson said other candidates being mentioned for the job in clude Al McNeil of the cham pion Nova Scotia Voyageurs of the American Hockey League and two National Hockey League coachesDon Cherry of Boston Bruins and Floyd Smith of Buffalo Sabres Eagleson who besides being managing director of the NHL Players Association is Canadas chief tournament negotiator said the decision would be up to Sam Pollock of Montreal Canadiens Team Canadas general manager his feet at the count of seven his Legs rubbery and his eyes glaz His concerned manager Ed die Futch rushed to the apron and whispered into the ear of referee Harold Valac Stop it weve had enough Valac obliged The time was 226 of the fifth round even at that more than twice as long as Smokin Joe lasted in Kingston Jamaica on Jan 22 1973 when Foreman 3to1 underdog floored him six times before wresting the championship from him in less than two roun ds wanted to keep fighting Frazier said after Tuesdays coach The name of the coach will be announced Thursday or Friday in Toronto and Montreal and Pollock is expected to announce the makeup of the team by next Monday UNIFORM DISPLAYED Selection of coach was thrown open after Scotty Bow man of the Stanley Cu cham pion Canadiens turned own the job and Fred Shero of the run nerup Philadelphia Flyers in dicated he wasn interested The Canada Cup series will bring together national teams from the Soviet Union Sweden Finland Czechoslovakia the United States and Canada for roundrobin series in Septem ber Also on display was the de sign of the Team Canada uni formred and white with stylized maple leaf on the front and two bars on the sleeves and stockings Eagleson said the idea was to make the uniform different from those worn by the NHL Team Canada club in 1972 and the WHA club in 1974 SPORTS BRIEFS SIGN DRAFT CHOICE BOSTON AP Boston Bruins of the National Hockey League said Tuesday they have signed their No draft choice forward Clayton Pachal of New Westminster Bruins of the Western Canada Hockey League Pachal had 41 goals and 57 assists as captain of his junior club CANADIENS SIGN JUNIOR MONTREAL CP Bruce Baker 31goal scorer with Ot tawa 67s of the Ontario Hockey Association Major uniorseries during the 197576 season has signed multiyear contract with Montreal Canadiens the National Hockey League club announced Tuesday Baker was Montreals third pick in last months amateur draft RUSSIAN SHIP WINS ST GEORGES Bermuda AP The Russian vessel Tovarishch was declared the winner Tuesday of the Canary IslandtoBermuda first leg of the threepart tall ships race The race continues Sunday when fleet of 92 sailing ships leaves Bermuda for Newport RI SUSPEND ROOKIES TORONTO CP Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian Football League suspended tight end Steve Telfer on Tues day Telfer from St Marys University in Halifax left camp Monday BASEBALL RECORD By THE CANADIAN PRESS American League East LPctGBL New York 32 22 593 Cleveland 27 28 491 51 Boston 26 28 461 Baltimore 25 31 446 11 Detroit 24 30 444 Milwaukee 22 30 423 West sas Cit 38 19 Togas 33 21 611 Chicago 27 27 500 Minnesota 27 29 482 1095 Oakland 26 31 475 11 California 25 37 403 15 Tuesdays Results Kansas City 21 Detroit Baltimore Chicago New York Minnesota Texas Cleveland California Milwaukee Oakland Boston Todays Probable Pitchers Boston Tiant 113 at Oakland chell 23 11 pm billitlwaukee Travers 73 at California Kirkwood 16 1030 pCwltsveland Brown 52 at Texas Blyleven 47 905 pm Baltimore Paaérneor 67 at Brett pm 355 City Bird 71 at De troit Fidrych 41 pm New York Figueroa 64 at Minnesota Singer 51 pm Thursdays Games Boston at Oakland Milwaukee at California Baltimore at Texas stroit at Minnesota New York at Chicago National League East LPctGBL hiladelphia 39 17 696 gittsburgh 33 26 569 New Yor 31 32 492 1114 Chicago 26 33 441 141 25 35 411 16 St Louis Montreal 20 33 377 171 West Cincinnati 39 22 639 Los Angeles 35 26 574 San Diego 32 27 542 Houston 29 33 468 1092 Atlanta 24 34 414 13 San Francisco 23 39 371 16 Tuesdays Results Philadelphia 10 San Francisco New York Los Angeles Cincinnati Chicago Atlanta St Louis Pittsburgh at Houston ppd high water San Diego Montreal Todays Probable Pitchers Chicago Bonham 53 at Cin cinnati Zachry 51 1230 pm Montreal Dunning 01 at San Diego Freisleben 41 pm San Francisco Montefusco at Philadelphia Kaat 52 730 pm Los Angeles Rau 53 at New York Koosman 64 605 pm Pittsburgh Candelaria 54 at Houston Andujar 23 835 pm Atlanta Moret 22 at St Louis Denny 24 635 pm Thursdaystiamea NSan Francisco at Philadelphia Los Angeles at New York InterCounty Major LPct GBI Toronto 000 Kitchener 668 Stratiord 800 Brantford 444 46 Guelph 364 London 384 St Thomas 333 Hamilton 250 Cambridge 100 Results Tuesday Stratford 11 Guelph Kitchener 12 Brantford 11 Game Tonight St Thomas at Toronto defeat which ended his ring ca reer begged Eddie to let me go on but Eddie always knows best About 45 minutes after the fight had ended and the crowd had ured out of the Long Islan arena Frazier emerged from his dressing room patch covering stitching job over his right eye and announced guess its time to hang the gloves on the wall From now on its boogie boogie boogie Both he and Foreman were aranteed $1 million for the ight Foreman an awesome giant with deadly hitting power is now intent on reclaiming the world crown he lost to Muham mad Ali in Zaire on Oct 30 1974 MEMORY PAINFUL its the only fight Foreman has ever lost and he admits the memory of it tears away at his innards The man want and think Leeserve to get is Muhammad After Alis $6million bur lesque act against wrestler An tonio Anoki in Tokyo on June 25 the heavyweight kin has Sept 28 date at Ya ee Sta dium with an old adversary Ken Norton who has split two decisions with Ali once break ing hisjaw Ali now is 34 and beginning to show signs of advancing age Assuming he gets by Norton and doesnt retire it is unlikely he could duck the rejuvenated Foreman without following Fraziers path into retirement After winning the world heavyweight crown from Fra zier Foreman fell victim to some bad advice and his ca reer went into tailspin Al though he crushed Norton in Caracas he put on an abomi nable showing against Ali and barely beat Ron Lyle in knockdown dragout battle earlier this year in Las Ve as Foreman acknowledg that under the guidance of veteran trainer Gil Clancy he is new man got advice from my cor ner but did it my way he said Clancy said his man fought professional fight MOA SURROUNDS EIGHTH WONDER Astrodome game is rained out By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS There are 20 people in Hous ton today who will have unique story to tell their grand children They have the rain cheques from baseball game at the Astrodome Some 11 years ago when the indoor arena was being cele brated as The eighth wonder of the world the publicity had been that game never would be postponed by rain Thats over now thanks to seven inches of rain which flooded the domes surrounding area and prevented the um piresand just about everybody elsefrom getting to the ball park for the Astros Pittsburgh Pirates National League game It wasnt exactly rain out an Astrodome spokesman said it was rainin We were bone dry inside The Pirates and Astros put up banquet tables on the infield and sat down to dinner Thats because there wasnt going to be game Tuesday night ARRIVED EARLY The players had arrived hours early beating the deluge But about 20 others just handful of real diehards said the spokesman canoed to the Dome to watch baseball Those who made it were treated to meal in the Astro make it 32 on homers By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS New York Yankees have Jim Catfish Hunter Vida Blue and Ken Holtzman in their star ting rotation Oakland As dont Boston Red Sox have Joe Rudi in their lineup and Rollie Fingers in their bullpen And Oakland As who once owned all the abovementioned base ball players dont All the As have is five con secutive American League West titles to look back on plus 32 victory over the Red Sox on Tuesday night on pair of home runs by Gene Tenace one of the last remaining stars from the dynast that Charlie Finley builtan perhaps has de strayed Elsewhere amid the wheeling and dealing on the final trading day Kansas City Royals slaughtered Detroit Tigers 217 Texas Rangers edged Cleveland Indians 32 New York Yankees downed Min nesota Twins 42 Baltimore Orioles snapped ninegame losing streak by blanking Chicago White Sox 40 and California Angels nipped Milwaukee Brewers The evening began on start ling note when Finley sold the Asone by one First he ped dled Rudi and Fingers to the Red Sox for $1 million apiece Then Blue went to the Yankees for $15 million Thus Finley got rid of some more malcontents streak that began when he lost Hunter following the 1974 season through technicality in the pitchers contract Move No came just before the season started when the controversial Oakland owner shipped Reggie Jackson and Holtzman to Baltimore in sixplayer swap And following Tuesday nights action the Yankees acquired Holtzman in nine player trade with the Orioles to join Hunter and Blue Also moving from Baltimore to New York were pitchers Doyle Alexander and Grant Jackson and catcher Elrod Hendricks while the Yankees gave up pit chers Rudy May Tippy Mar tinez and Canadain Dave Pagan of Nipawin Sask cat cher Rick Dempsey and minor league pitcher Scott McGregor Tenace one of Oaklands few remaining stars hit his second home run of the game leading off the bottom of the ninth in ning to give the decimated As victory over the Red Sox and Ferguson Jenkins Amos Otis drove in five runs and Dave Nelson four as the Royals beat Detroit by score more common to football than baseball The game was halted by rain with none out in the top Sale makes stars poorer By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Charles Finley is $35 million richer today but his once mighty Oakland As are three more star players poorer and calling it the end of the cham pionship line We dont have much of team anymore conceded Sal Bando an unclaimed item in the biggest oneday sale in baseball history But he built it guess he has right to tear itdown Theres no way those three can be replaced said Gene Tenace another survivor of the Tuesday night housecleaning in which Finley peddled left fielder Joe Rudi relief pitching star Rollie Fingers and left handed starter Vida Blue Rudi and Fingers were sold for $1 million each moving from the Oakland clubhouse to the Boston locker room two hours before the game against the Red Sox which the As won 32 on the strength of Tenaces two home runs including one leading off the bottom of the ninth inning ACQUIRE HOLTZMAN Finley said Blue went to New York Yankees for $15 million Just before baseballs midnight trading deadline the Yankees acquired Ken Holtzman in nineplayer deal with Balti more thereby reuniting the As former pitching big three of Jim Catfish Hunter Blue and Holtzman In the OriolesYankees trade New York sent Rudy May Hick Dempsey Tippy Martinez Scott MacGregor and Canadian pitcher Dave Pagan of Nipawin Sask to Baltimore in exchange for Holtzman Doyle Alexander Grant Jackson and Elrod Hendricks In National League trade Los Angelcs Dodgers obtained slugger Reggie Smith from St Louis Cardinals in exchange for outfieldercatcher Joe Ferguson and two minor league players Rudi Fingers and Blue were among the seven unsigned play ers on the As roster and Finley said made every effort to sign them but when it got down to the last day had no alter natives When asked what he was left with besides cash Finley rc plied dont even want to talk about that He sounded like beaten man one who had lost $35 mil lion rather than gaining that amount But later in the eve ning he vowed Ill rebuild Im going to use the money to buy players and Im going to do itimmediately None of it was spent before midnight however and the As looked likea solid fifthplace club in one players opinion ANOTHER OPEN HOUSE Roaring Forties Bouiworks Inc ROARING FORTIES BOATWORKS INC 541 Piercey Rood Bolton Industrial Park Makers of Chinook 13 Sirocco 15 and Seal 22 are having an Open House on Saturday June 19th 1976 10 am to pm OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Buy New Chinook 13 at 149500 Get $27900 Explorer Trailer FREE Buy New Sirocco 15 at 249500 Get $37300 Explorer Trailer FREE Other Open House Specials too of the ninth following doubles by Tom Poquette and Jamie Quirk that gave the Royals club record 24 hits 18 in the fir st fourinnings Gaylord Perry moved into sixth place on the alltime strikeout list by handcuffing his former teammates on six hits as Texas beat Cleveland Perry passed Bob Feller and Warren Spahn with six strikeouts for career total of 2586 Thurman Munson slammed four consecutive hits including gametying homer in the sixth inning and tiebreaking two run single in the seventh as the Yankees beat the Twins Lee Mays tworun homer and pair of runscoring doubles by Mark Belanger backed the five hit pitching of Jim Palmer as the Orioles snapped ninegame losing streak Nolan Ryan hurled the eighth twohitter of his career and Bobby Bonds drove in the only run with seventhinning single to help California edge the Brewers Rood Test Vehicle Remove Transmission King Insiall New Filter lnstall pan with new gasket lnstoll new fluid 456 Blake St Barrie USE OUR fare stone CREDIT PLAN OR bziare VQ SPECIAL Transmission Tuneup Muke all internal adjustments Compare Our Price and Call Now TRANSMISSION KING firestone Stores dome cafeteria the club picked up the bill So the game will be made up some time in the future Each major league baseball club has rain dates set aside on its schedule in case the elements interfere Of course Houston never counted on that possi bility In the five games that were played Philadelphia Phillies mbed San Francisco Giants 102 Cincinnati Reds topped Chicago Cubs 64 Atlanta Braves tripped St Louis Cardi nals 54 New York Mets nipped Los Angeles Dodgers 21 and San Diego Padres clipped Mon treal Expos 21 Jay Johnstone and Garry Maddox each drove in four runs as Philadelphia blasted San Francisco Johnstone drove in his four with pair of bases loaded singles Maddox drove in three of his runs with home run BAILEY SINGLES Pinch hitter Bob Bailey deliv ered runscoring single in threerun eighth inning to break tie and lift Cincinnati over Chicago for the fifth con secutive time this year and 16th in the last 17 meetings between the clubs Earl Williams slugged his seventh home run and Ken Hen derson slammed tworun double to help Atlanta hand St Louis its ninth loss in twelve games and 15th in the clubs last 20 games at home Dave Kingmans twoout single off Burt Hooton in the eighth in ning brought in the winning run for New York giving Jon Matlack his eighth triumph of the season and his seventh in row over Los Angeles since $699 7372292 Twestone The Barrie Examiner 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