LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP)
— Former heavyweight.
boxing champion Joe Lows,
the Brown Bomber ‘who .
dealt a blow to. Hitler's
racial doctrine wilh his
victory over a German
prizefighter ‘and helped

Jerrace has never sent a team to the

Bop ‘hational bowling finals before; but this year
. ° . +they managed to send twa. Pictured above |

: “. >. ig the mixed team provincial champions .
composed of (back row left to right) Leif
Thomsen, Roy Clifford and Abe Norley; and
(front row left to right) Mary-Ann Galt,

Beryl

Mathews and Dorothy Alway.

Pictured below. is the Men’s provincial .
champions, composed of (back row left-to
Fight) .Lorne Lizotte, George Bertletf.and
Art Galt; and (front row left to right)-
Russell Mercer, Les Alway (coach), and

John Stringer. :

“Ash sue after the Profes:
sional Golfers’ Association
event (the year's final
major in August)": |

‘Ben Hogan came’ the

closest to pulling the elusive
1963 when: be won

feat in
three of thie Four current

‘par 7! for a 72-hole total of

281, seven under for trips
over Augusta National's
revered 6,905 yards.

“| witeo hervous I felt”

like | was jumping oul of my
shin-all day," said Watson
after his second Masters

Masters title » tumed sour
with his 72. Miller
threstened Watson with &

- 8, which tied Tom Kite for

the Jaw round of the mugsy,
sunny day.

Nickiaus and Miller

.

a

‘Saturday, to force a fifth

‘the sport to olher
icks, has died:at the age

of 66.

“Joe was a boxing :

genius,” Max Schmeling of
West Germany, defeated by

the Alabama-born fighter i in

a 1938 rematch, said. after
Lwais died of a heart attack '
: Sunday morning at Desert

Springs Hospital =»

Louis's wife, Martha, and -

‘other, relatives were af his

side, Qn Saturday night,
Louis altended the. World

Boxitg Cpuncil

heavyweight: title fight be-
tween: champion: Larry
Holmes and Canadian
champion Trevor Berbick of
Halifax at Caesar's Palace.

“the death of Joe Louis,
one of America's real beros,
is such & great.loss,"’ said...
Sig Arogich, chairman of
ihe Nevada athletic com:
mission. “Tl ‘faut 5 saw him

dest night and dratched tim

smile as the crowd erupted

in'applause when he was
‘nounced.’ -

“We're all going. to miss -

him. i

In 71 professional fights
aver 17 years, Louis win 63
and lost three. Of his wins,’
54 were knockouts,” 12.’
coming, in the first . round. -

‘He held-the heavirweight
crown “for 12 : years: and

+ foughe att 35: ‘challenges:

after ‘taking -the* title’ — a-
record for sucecaaful
defences. 3 ’
A 61%, “200-paander,
Louis imnpassively, . rele
Uessly. and - ~gtacefally'- .
stalked his opponents, When :-
he sirack, it. was- with «a
qpick, Jolling’ "jab and rapid,
powerful combinations. And
when the opponent went
down, - _ Louis would mova

indifferently to.'a neutral .

comer and wait or. the”
referee to end it, «

Tk Was his unassuming de-
meanor that continued to:
win fans for the quiet man of =
humble origins...

“He opened up boxing to

4

‘every “bhack: fighter, said
Teddy . Brenner,: former
president: of . Madison

Square Garden Souing and
a major matchmaker. “He ¢
even led.the way for guys
like Jackie Robinson in
’ “Every black athlete that ©

‘fellows owes a debt of

Gratitude: to Joe
"Joe wad the greatest guy .
anid the greatest [nspiration

‘in’ boxing,” said Sugar Ray” ”
 Robinsod, former -wortd -
-welterwight - aad “inid-

. digweight champion. -
Louis. was born Joseph,

, Louls Barrow in Lafayette,

- Ala,,.on May: 13, 1914, and
was raised in
g@hetto.: At 3, ne won tn
title by knocking oul James
WS. “Braddock; ay in‘ 3997.

“4

in 17 years asa boxer, he

_ taroed nearly $5 millon. He’

lived in-high atyle, always
picking up the bills; and had
litte: money ‘left. when be
wes throug... He was in
coustant- income tox  dif-
ficulty. ..
OL really don't know how ~

3 Pant

i Schimelling, “who
eteted dei tang
“Upset in 1839.

On. June’ 22;> 1958, in’

Yankee Stadium, ‘ Seh-"
meling crashed to tie floor:
three times. before’ the’
rematch was stopped in the
~‘fiest round..The ‘United -
. States rejoiced at the vic-
’ tory, which Dew in the face -
> of Hitler's racial doctrind of

much T owe the govern Aryan supremacy.

Stanley Cup list being: trimmed

Ten National Hockey -
League teams remain: in -
conlention for :Lhe Stanley
Cup and oply one of them, -
New York Rangers, is from
the pre-1967 expansion. The’
list willbe trimmed to eight
Tuesday. and quarter: finals *
begin Thursday. ye

Matchups
prereset nm when the

Philadelphia-Quebec and
St. Louis-Piltsburgh : besi-
‘offive preliminary-round —
series conclude Tuesday:

Quebec Nordiques . beat '-
Philadelphia . Flyers | twice”
during the weekend, 43 in
overtime Sunday and 20°

and deciding game in

Philadelphia, 0) -*

Pittsburgh defeated” ‘St. ‘
Louis 6-3 Sunday after’ the. ~

Blues beat the Penguins 54» Brantford, . Ont., ” and.
defenceman Ranily ‘Carlyle

Saturday, forciag “a

deciding game in St. Louis.
Also Sunday, the Rangers

eliminated Los Angeles by

defeating the Kings 63to |

take that series 3-L
New York Islinders:
Edmonton Oilers, Calgary:

* Nordiques 2-4 Flyers a

the third’ period ‘ Sunday”

"the Islanders ofatelassed the |

‘The Nordiques lost the broke a fie and sent New _Leals in Toronto. ©
first two games of the series .. _. York. In front to stay, The. . The only way the Islan.

in Philadelphia but evened |

- the qoore at home with a

were 13th in‘ever-

all “standings after the

“ders.can fall to retain’ the
- Stanley Cup, sald Potvin, ts-

- flawless defensive effort regular’ schedule and the | if'they beal themselves. .
‘gutscared

“Saturday. and an overtime

‘goal Sunday.
“This was surely the ont

will he" ~ important Foal of ped

Hunter after scoring his
- second goal of the game. y.
seconds inlo overtime.
| MWe hada good effort but ;
we tet down a. lilile,” said. °
‘Pat. Quinn, “coach ‘of the
Flyers. "Fhe Nordiques
kept working, and it paid off

; for them.”

Penguins ¢-4 Blues 35 —
Rookie Mike Ballard, who -

scored two goals each to)
spark Pittsburgh's win Sun- ”
day.

Pat Price and Mark”
vJohnson also scored for
Pittsburgh. Mile Zube, with
yo,’ and Ralph - Klassen

Kings fourth. mo
Oilers'§ Canadiens 2"
“Not since 1952 when they .

“The Islanders
the Leafs-204. in the oe
‘sided series. They'll play

lost the Stanley Cup in four ~ either’ Edmonton - -or~ Pitt.
Said Quebec centre “Dale games to Detrolt Red Wings sburgh in the quarter-finals.

have - the. Canadiens been
swept in ‘a playoff series. It

~. was the second time in 8 ,,

series Mootreal has lot in
- straight games .
In becoming ‘the ‘tirat”
former World Hockey
Association team to win a
Stanley.Cup playoff round, -
the. Oilers outplayed the
-Canadiens . in © every.

aided his cant, oat
the series.

Islanders ‘ Leafs 1

“It's part of that climb up,
the mountain and If you've
_ got a long road abead then -
you've got todoit as quickly —
as you can,” sali New York

Flames, Buffalo Sabres and ‘scored for ‘the Blues, who captain Denis Potyin after ©

‘Minnesota North Stars beat!
their firstround opponents

by winning Saturday...
The Islanders defeated
Toronto Maple Leafs 6-4, the .

Oilers shocked Moptreal *-

Canadiens 6-2, the Flames .
edged Chicago Black Hawks
5-4 In double overtime, the
Sabres downed Vancouver
Camcks 5-3 and the Nocth
‘Stars defeated Boston |
Bruins 6-3.

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“Th took us eight years to
. finally win-a series,” said
Calgary general” Taanager

end at 15:17 of the second
extra period wheo Willl
' Plett unloaded’ a slap sbol

" that beat goaltender Tony

(Darryl: Sutter; - with a
seconds remaining.”

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third-period goals.
_ “This game won't mean a
thing if we doo'’t win the
‘next one,” said Pittstrirgh
soach Eddie Johnston,
‘Rangers 10-6 Kisgs 33
:: After. splitting the first
‘two games of the series in
Los Angeles, the Rangers
stormed past the Kings at
Madison Square Garden
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