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without hockey its food for thought IIEAITY flMD TUII NIlW YUMK IAIN9n Mr cant after surelire solution dont believe anyone can Its just case of the challenge and gambling lnsllncl in some people to dig in and glve it try The problem is to ind these people and get them worklng nowl HOWEVER whats needed now are men to replace the ones who are calling it quilsl This wont be easy They must come from the hockey public and the ma jority of fans are afraid of getting slung HOCKEY PLAYERS here are the same as any other place theyll try to get as much as they can for the season lean recall league similar to this one where local players were getting nifty salary plus their regular pay cheque And all they did was complain and try for more The result was oi course that the league folded and these same players turned around and operated on split not making onequarter the salary they were the previous season Imports present another problem They can de mand even more depending on how badly their ser vices are needed And what sometimes happens is that an import isnt as good as one or two of the local boys and hes earning sometimes three times the money Salary limits on players ls no solution Rules and promises are made to be broken and if you want to see some sleight of hand get the inside dope on league with salary limit So like it or not the ions in these areas are faced with major hockey problem Time passes quickly and before we realize it well be wondering where the summer went But if anything is going to he done to rectify this situation this is the time to get started not in October league meeting should be called followed by ublic meetings in the various centres where trouble is brewing If one two or even more clubs quit the circuit the remaining teams should have the time and opportunity to make new plans In all three cases money entered the picture Ben nett and his staff said pressure of work was big factor but finances probably started the move Ma glil quit because the 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clghlh hmlng that snapped lie and led to 73 victory over the Nullnnal Lengue leading Lo Angela Dodgers Ccpcda hl 306 last year with as human and 114 runs batted in but wound up on ma wrong side of tho ledger In lradlng system plus marks and ml nu marks kept by manager Dark New Gapcdal out to Jug Assnclfiefl Pr Sporllerlrr Local Goliers Prize Winners LOSiflg Streak In NL By pun 1mm THE PRICELESS BENEFIT OF QUALITY Hubbs delivered his decisive hi following single by Dick Hanoi and sacrifice The run was lhe first named on Colls reliever Hnl Woodeshlck in nus Elsewhere ChIcagu edged Houston Cqu 32 on Ken Hubhs runscarlng rtnile In the nInlh Innlnx New York Met downed Clnclnnntl Reds 32 and PhIln adclEhIn Philltes defeated Mll wau ee Braves In game held to 5V InnIngs by rain Cepodn5 humor though duct slve wru only part thnts rzhit oIIensive against stnrtcr BohMIIIer and long list at successor WIIIIe McCovey hit twwrun homnr tn gel GIants started Willte Mays stroked three rIngIes In keep 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exploded for 10 runs in the nurth inning and six more in the filth or their runnwny win over Essa Rd They were down 31 the end of three innings but opened up in the fourth Bob prer smash ed out triple double and single 10 pace the St Andrews batting attack Len Edgerton Two gamm were run all his night In the Barrie and Ms trial Church Sollhall League shear Park St Andngws Ihump cd Essa Rd 134 whlle at Queens Park Christian Relormed eked an 2ldeclsian over Central Innings ol relic wan and tagged him with his second lass agnlns live Victorian Lindy Mc Daniel who came on or Chl mm In the eighth won or record Bllly Wllllnlns hit homer or Cubs and Howie Goss connch for Houston NIPS RALLY Tracy Stallard 13 plcked up his Hrstvlctary sincevSopl 1961 by checking Reds on seven hils and cutting 01 ninlh In ning rnlly alter Cincinnati had closed lawflhln one run Tim Harknes ram Lachlne4 Que hlt suvenih Inning homer 0H Games Played In Church League ACROSS CANADA Wayne Klnostermnn pitched or me winners and was lag ged for three hits All in the third lnnlng Carson was flu loser giving up our hits Queens Christian Reiorm ed pushed across lhe winning run in the inunh when Keith iiuyer hamered at their de nlsiun over Central They look 10 lead in the second and Gen ml tied it in the third It was another five inning illL Ray Culp Philadelphias 21 yearold bonus baby won his eighth game by holding Brave to Ionr hits In Ihe rain short encd game One 01 the IS Cuip 83 was twnrun home by Ed Mathews IiIatiIews er ror in ieit Iicid heipcd Phiiiica In two runs in lhe Iourth inning nnd they wrapped itll with time more In the Iiith Bob hurled the win and gave up xe vcn Ml in the tivelnnlng con test Joey Jay 2gnme winner lnsl year In what turned nut to be the duclding run or Mel and sent the Cincinnnll rlghthnndcr dawn to his ninth defeat He has won three Héfidlcy was the loseé 15