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Moon rising fast in Edmonton

. By SYLVIA STROJEK:
EDMONTON (CP) — It
looks iike the sun won't be
setting on Edmonton Eskimo
quarterback Warren: Moon
— at least net for another 10

Woon, 23, has signed 10
consecutive one-year Cofl-
tracts with the Canadien
Football League club,
committing him through the
1969 season.

‘The signing, announced at
a newa conference Thursday

night, laid to reat rumors the
hero of the 1978 Rose Bowl
game would play. out his
option this season and try his
luck in the National Football
League.

“The management has

- bee very generous to me,"

Moon said about his com-
mitment with the Eskimos.
~ He refused to disclose how
much money is involved in
the deal but said: “I'm
satisfied with it.”
Eskimos’ coach Hugh

‘Campbell said: “All ofus ore
very pleased that Warren
has elected to stay in Ed-
monton. It’s an example of a
Beat commitment to one
¢ ty W

Campbell did’ not add the
signing was algo an example
of how the Grey Cup:
champion Eskimos .are
staying ahead of other CFL
teama, several of whom have
lost ‘key players to the
National Football League in

| veteran Tom Wilkinson

the Unitea States in the lest
few months,

Moon, 6-2 and 200 pounds,
has been splitting quar-
terbacking duties with
or
the last two years. and is

The final three games of
the 1980 Terrace Girls’
Minor Softball Association
season were played.

Thursday night at Apar
The last three Squirt. +

division games of the year
saw B.C. Government.
Employee’s: Union beat
Vie Froese Trucking 8-7,
Chris's Janitorial Service

"jdrop a 14-6 decision to

Bob's Swingers, and All

, Seasons’ double Westend.
Food Mart 6-4.

Vic Froese Trucking

emerged. as the Squirt

‘Wilkinson's her parent an
starter

Campbell called him Sq.

‘Beat. young man who can"
fee
_Antluence future players

our team’ and, sald he -

\ Moon's presence will

: Winners known in.
girl’s minor softball

‘participa ting, A total of 19

division winners over ‘the
course of the season.
Peewee division’ winners

- were New’Quadra Travel,

and Bantam: division

champlons were: ; Monee,

Lodge.

The division champions
were decided on the basis
of the performance over
the - regular season. No
Playoffs will be played.

The minor girls’ softhall
association will be holding
a tourament over the
weekend, with teams from

New Aiyansh, Kitimat,

Kitwancool and Hazelton

"Moon for advice.

“there’s.a lot of op
‘for: success In faite 4

-Kitwancoot and Hazelton.

‘becalse ihe will com

Moon said he: “decided: to.
stay with the Club because

the’ Eskimos. "

teams will be present for 3
thegames, to take place at
Agar Park in Terrace.

All local ‘teams will be
participating in the
tournament, joined by.
Squirt: level teams from —
Aiyansh, Peewee teams
from . Kitimat, and
Juvenile teams from . }

Games begin at 9 a.m.
Saturday and then. again
at 9 a.m. Sunday. Final
games are scheduled to
begin at 2:15 p.m, » Sungay
afternoon. :

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Jater on. in the game-
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score, it’s already been,
taken care of.” It. was a
show, though, and from the
warmup until the guna mons

, pera eae were net rp he

entertainment.

The Allstars went along.
with some of the gags that |
Feigner and the other three -
members of the Court pulled,
like the one where he throws

‘the ball behind his back,

right into his mitt.

-Felgner’s specialty pitches
were still effective, and he
threw lots of strikes behind
his back and even a few from
secon? base.

A geod time was had by.the
fans, and, apparently, by the
teama on the fleld. - ,

Sittler:

_| Predicts 7

revolt ©

| CARVILLE, Ont. (CP) —
arry’ er says Toron

Maple Leaf players and their
fans would revolt If team

” owner Harold Ballard

keeps |

him from attending training
camp in September. mn
Ballard ‘was quoted
Wednesday: an saying Sittler
was cancerous .to the

‘National Hockey League

team and would not be. ia-
vited {o camp.

"Sittler will never wear ry
Maple Leaf uniform again,"
Ballard said after the team

‘7. announced the trade of

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But Sittler said Thursday
he intends to attend training ;
camp, “4

“You know Harold," he
sald. “I've heard him’ say
similar things about other
players, You just have. to
take everything he says with

| a grain of salt,

“It doesn't make sense to.
me fo keep your Jeading
scorer for the telght
yeara out of the

Phil Esposite of New York,
Rangers, president of the
National Hockey League.
Players Association, said he.
wasn't sure if Ballard could
legally ban -Sittler from
iraining camp,

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