- orTAWA (CP) — Hockey and boxing
took ‘most of the heat. Thursday during
a daydong’ Law Reform Commisalon

qeudyol the legal aepots af violence in

t

‘The panel concerned with contact
sports much as hockey and boxing was

dhaj to the Criminal Code in oon-
netion with’ criminal’ assault,
descsibed -by.-commission’ president
Mr: Justice Allen Linden as using force
against ‘another person without the
consent of that person.

|The legal sticking point in contact

‘apahult is given simply by, being a
pattidpant.

“In sport, any contact would be
conaidered assault except for the
-Implict consent of the’ participant,"
Linden said. “The question is at what
point should the law be applied beyond
the rules of the sport and the normal
‘Jevel ‘of contact required for par-
ticipation.”

: The answers could be a long time
coming as the commis ; isslon hes similar.
~_ of it before preparing

a preliminary draft -of its
mendations. ,

Michael Smith of York Unive. sity,
author of Violence in Sport published
last year, Is that “sport. violence has
‘| never been viewed as violence either
‘by. the courts or by the public —
anything short of using a knife or a gun
is OK.

CITES FIGURES

' He said -the National Football

expectation for its athletes and the
Canadian Football League lost 462
nian-days of partidpation among its
players in 1963,

“But containing this excessive
violence is considered tobe the
responsibility of game offidals with
little action taken beyond on-site

Sporting

part of @ continuing itudy of possible ©
changes
actions or he is “just doing hig job.”

sports Is that Implidt permission for-
- terested but silent observers.

‘laws were more than. adequate to

" such as abolishing head blows, needed.

“another problem, explained - Prof. |
‘study on amateur boxing, said “There
“suggests amateur boxing is any more.

‘be. ‘special special case under

‘ abolished.”
League works on a 100-per-cent injury

violence
penalties,’’ he added.’ -

a 1976 crackdown, '
criminal actions involving . amateur
hockey were Initiated by the Ontarlo

attorney-general but there have been f°
few since,

‘Another problem Smith cited is the |

ambivalence of the law on whether the
individual is responsible for his violent

While Smith, Gilles Letourneau of
the Quebec. Ministry of Justice and
Montreal lawyer Raymond Allard
aimed most of their barbs at hockey,
Brian O'Neill and Gilbert Stein, vice-
president and general counael. of the
National Hockey League, were in-

BOTH INCENSED . eo
Although . neither spoke . ‘to the
commission, both were incensed that
hockey was a main target of criticism,
saying the rules of hockey and existing |

caver any-anticipated on-ice violence.

Boxing, despite several suggestions
that it should be elther banned or
severely curtailed through measures

no outside defender.

Panelist Bruce Kidd, University of
Toronto physical education professor
and former chairman of a provincial

is no overwhelming evidence that

dangerous on a lasting basia than most
other contact sports. Boxing should not

criminal law and should not . be

But he agreed with Paul Palango,
sports editor of The Globe and Mail,
and Eli Martel, member of the Ontario
legislature for Sudbury East, that
consideration” could be given to
preventing youngsters from taking
part in competitive boxing events —
limiting them to training only — until
_ the age of 16.

Kingman likes new role

' Dave Kingman hit two the fourth inning to give —
homers and drove in five Oakland a 2-0 lead. He hit
a three ruh hother ia the

ruma to lead Oakland A's
toa 7-4 American
baseball victory Thur-

sixth.

Jays, who had four solo secutively,

The Blue Jays got three
aday over Toronto Blue of their home runs ‘con- .
. off Mike
honiers — two. from Warren in the sixth by
Willie Upshaw and one Upshaw, Bell and Bar-
apiece from George Bell field to cut the A's lead

Dave. Dravecky.

‘Th the National
League's only night
game, Craig McMurtry
worked out of trouble in
three of the first four
innings to outduel Jeff.
Ruseell and pitch Atlanta
Braves to a 21 victory
over Cincinnati Reda.

and Jesse Barfield. tot. McMurtry, who walked
now has nine In Ooty American five batters in the firat

homer and 24 RBI, both games, four innings, lost his
lead major Brook ‘acaby hit a He- shutout bid when Dan
Kingmin hae'tn breaking homer in the Driessen led off the

REY in his lat 10-games, . eighth . inning. to. boost:.., elghth .. with .. his. first

how te seers

like this.”
man, who came

has’ * been the © A's

says he likes thenew role. defeated. New York
“You stay fresh, you Yankees  42,-- Houston
stay strong,” he . said. Jiminez forged a 2-2 tle In ;
“All you have to con- the seventh When he fem
centrate on is baserun- tripled and raced all the |
ning and hitting. way home on Willie
Ty ae really excited Randolph's error'on the
about relay. Tom’ Brunansky

Kingman’s first homer,
Baseball
standings

WATIONAL CHAOUR

over Ghicagoandgivethe.::, { «-:
dians thelr
Kingman said. “It's kind straight victory,
of an fneonsclous feeling White Sox have lost five
when ‘you have such a of their last six games,
- Greg Walker homered for

Chicago in the fourth..

.. Dave: Engle hit a tie-
‘sNew York Mets, breaking single to cap a
two-run seventh inning,
designated hitter, and he and Minnesota Twins

ning £2. eres Clexelgndito.a 54 vietory..

homered for Minnesota in
a ‘wo-run shot, came in the eighth inning.

Don Sutton and Rollie
Fingers combined. on a
seven-hitter, and Paul
Moliter had three hits to
pace Milwaukee Brewers
to a 2-1 victory over
California Angels. Sutton
; worked into the eighth,
"ee =oand Fingers struck out
the side in the ninth for

S bibowl. dada
One of the two
runs. off Russell was
unearned ‘after an error
by Reds shortstop Dave
Concepeion. .

fourth
The

THINKING OF
MOVING UP?

Set your eyes on this
modern beauty located
on Soucte Avenue with

4bedrooms and ail the
exterlor, sundecks,

view call Rusty or Bert

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The Heratd, Friday, April 27, 1964, Page 7

‘NBA A plavotis

“upset d

m- ‘Basketball Assoiation
playoff series. .

at 'We played real good
team § defence,” — sald

the ‘start of the “seand
quarter that-. gave
Milwaukee . the serles

“Tey absolutely open ‘sennd-romd play
Sunday at home against
New Jersey in'a beat-of-

seven series.

believable that we beat.

Portland Trail Blazers
117-105." -

extras Including, 3
baths, Sky-lighis cedar

iriple paved driveway
and much more, To

24 points as the underdog
New Jersey Nets ypset
Philadelphia 7éera 101-98
‘Thureday night to win
their best-of-five -:firat-
round =; - National

NATIONAL LEAGUE

. ABR H Pet.
Maldonado, LA “95 7 17 486
Gwynn, SO ‘74 1?) 34 6
Lelebvra, .Pha a4 7 1 386
Little, Atl 7414, 27-388
Templetn, SD 69 25.342
Ray, Pgh 6} 10 22.358
MCRyolds, SD 6914 242.348
Raines, Mil --72 16 25 3a?
Matthews, Chi = 72-18 -25..367
Sax, LA TP 26 8

~ Runs batted In:. Carters Mon- °

treal, 20; Marshall, Los Ang-

“elea, 19.
Doubles; Carter, Montreal, 7:
Little, Montreal, 3; Francona,

Montreal, a Tritio, San Fran-
. cisco, 6,
Triples: Nine fled with. 2.
Homa runs: Washington, At-
lanta, 6; Marshall, Los Angeles,

6; Brock, Los Angeles, 5: Wall- -
- ach, Montreal, 5.

Stolen Bases: Samyet, Phila

Seiphla, W233" Winging, San Diego, ;

Mottening a dacisions): ‘Smlth,
Montreal, 40, 1,000, 2.17) Hon
eycutt, Los Angeles, 3-0, 1.000,
1.64; Hudson, Philadelphia, 3-0,
1,000, 4.43, —

Strikeouts: Ryan. Houston,
31) Valenzuela, Los Angeles, 23.

Saves: Gossage, San- Diego,
7; Sutter, St. Louls, 5. .

“AMERICAN LEAGUE
6

ABR H Pet,
Garby, Det It 3) 8 15.300
Trammii, Dery 65 18 27 ds

Upshaw, Tor i au
Bell. Tor 20-8) 9.
Garcia, Tor 5 5
Bernzrd, Cle 1S 43
Lemon, Cet 17
Engle, Min 1a
Tabler, Cle 14
Davis, Sea 13
Runs batted = in:- \kingman,
Oakland, 24; Mazeby, Toronto
Wi -ReJackson, California 14;
OaCinces, California, 18,
Doubles: Bell, Taronto, #; Up.

42
“ 9
a“
a

shaw. Toronto, &; Boone, Call-
fornia, 8. .

Triples; Nine tled with two.

Home runa: Kingman, Ooak-
tand, 9;
ReJackson, Callfarnia, §.°

Stolen bases: - Garcia, To.
ronto, 13; Butler, Cleveland, 11.

Pitching (3° decision): &

Niekro, New .York, 4-0, ° 1,000,
0.98; Atorris, Datralt, 2-0, 1.000,
A9B; Leal, Toronto, 3-6, 1.006,:
2.10; Stieh, Toronta, .3-0,, 1.40%,
“Rds. Caudill,, Oakland, «

“homers. Ver idudtad ix iia 2A) OA TO Guraj: wgaheas
we Strikeouts: - PK iiaven, :

land, 31;° Laat, Toronto, 24;
Moore, Seattle, 24; with Call-
fornla, 24,

Saves: Quisenbarry, Kanses
City, 6; Camacho, Cleveland, 3,
Caudill, Oskland, 3
AAllwavkee 3.

SPLIT LEVEL HOME
With panoramic view
of Terrace and Skeena
Valley. Just cam.
pletely upgraded and
in beautiful condition.
-Post & beam Ilving
room, dining room and
kitchen on open plan,
floor to = celiing
masonry fireplace. 3
pce. ensuite, attached
garage. Nice family
room. Weil located in
town. Call Bob

“wait Divilen pet. oat. his third save. bjungh.
Phladelpea 10 6 2s — In the National League,
cago 0 7 8 64 )~6Pedro 6Guerrero hit a ,
torten) tees 1" three-run homer in the : tome FAMILY
Plitsourgh pee seventh inning to forge a 7 On quiet street. Great
‘ We i vinta 5-6 tie, and Mike Marshall
San Diego " mae 70 — followed with a’ solo gardening soll. Frult
aime YC M2 gt homer thet gave Los HM trio “sorencnt
San Francico 7 11 399 #5 Angeles Dodgers a 65 fully finished with
Houston .7 12.48 7 yictory over San Diego [i
Cincinnatl 6 19,3916 7% wood stove, 4th
Thursday Rawits Padres, Both homers BM edroom, rec room

hes! Angeles 4 San Disoo §

Atlenta’ 2 Cincinnatl |
‘Teday's Games

8t. ‘Louls at Montreal

Chiéego at-Pliteburoh N

Sen Francisco at Cincinnatl N

Phitadeiphie at New York N

Aflanta a? Houston N

Loa Angales at Sen Dlega N
‘Saturday Games

St. Louls at Montreal

came off San Diego's

Veterans
solve

and sauna. Owners are
transferred and are
anxious to sell.. For
appointment to view
a call Danny Sheridan.

Sheridan.

Richard who
“; eollected six assists and
“phot 11 for 20 from the
. fleld and two of five on

1978, were

TopiO

' geries in decisive fifth

Ripken, Geltimore, @; *
70)...

Fingers, §

the foul line.

_: The T6ers, who were

eliminated from the
playoffs in the firat round
or the first time since
to
become the seoond team
in NBA history to rally
from a 0-2 defi,

‘Four other © teams
finished their best-of-five

games Thursday night as
Milwaukee Bucks stopped
Adanta Hawks 118-89;
Utah Jazz defeated
Denver Nuggets 127-121;
Dallas Mavericks edged

_ Seattle SuperSonics It-

New York Knicks face
the “Pistons at Detroit
tonight in the fifth and
dedding game of that
series.

The Nets, who out-

scored Philadelphia S6to
the end of the game, felt
the key play came with

-the 76ers leading 92-09. .

Richardson drove for a

fastbreak layup and was-
‘fouled, making the free

‘throw for a three-point
play that tied the game at
92-02.

Andrew Toney led the
Véera with 22 points and
Moses Malone had 19.
Bucks 118 Hawks 89

Marques Johnson and
Junior Bridgeman
a an wa spurt at

vietory. The" Bucks will

. Persons interested
in forming a

RAQUETS

ASSOCIATION
with a view to bullding courts contact
GEOFF APPLETON
635-9321 or 635-7266

TERRACE REALTY 10.

the name friends recommend
‘4635 Lazelle Ave. 638-0371

Nationwide Relocation Service

Family home

dn a new subdivision
built 2 years ago, 1325
5q. ft. excellent work-
manship and
materials, fireplace,

full basement, Priced.

-at $87,900. Call us for
a more details.

“Comfortable
‘home
On Spruce Street with
many extras for the
asking price of $75,500,
Only 2 years old and in
excellent condiflon.
Call us for detalts.

Take up gardening

3 bedroom home near
schools on a beautiful
‘large lot with garden,
fruit trees, and double:
garage. Asking only

family

Great country feel

In this 3 bedroom
basement horne on 1.02
_ acres. Remodelled
kitchen has Jenalre

range, custom
‘cabinets. Large

- garden with fruit

trees.’ Separate
workshop. barn and
greenhouse. Asking
$78,500.

Prime ares.

Take a drive by 4736
McConnell and see this
1175 sq. ft. 3 bedroom
remodelled home.
Almost everything has
been upgraded,
features include
sauna, good garden &
fruit trees. At.
tractively priced at
$61,000.

Bright & roomy

Just fisted, thls 3 year
old split-levet home Is
In immaculate: con-"
ditlon. Large living

room with bay win-. |

dows, a kitchen fo
delight the cook, 3

bedrooms plus family .

room make this a must ”
seel! Asking $83,500.

Priced to sell now!

1553 sq. ft. 5 bedroom
full basement hame on
Loen Ave. Rec room,
. sauna, fruit trees plus
TWO rental homes on
a large 143’x122" lat.
Phone today to view
this exceptional

Solid vatue

1500 sq. ft. family
home with 4 bedrooms,
2 baths, modern kit.
chen with bulit-In
appliances, very large
patlo deck and 16'x20!
workshop - All for
$59,500. Call today for
more Information.

Cary comfort

A large garden, 16x24
workshop,
110x185 fenced lot In a.
qulet
area set off this 1,030
sq. ft. two bedroom
home. Attractlvely

priced at $56,000, call °

us fo view today.

seml-secludest

and a @

$59,900. Make an offer!

Horst Godlinski
- §35-5397

HERE‘’S A SURPRISE
Immaculate 3
bedroom family home
with 4th bedroom and
full bath in the bright
daylight basement.
Even the largest
family can enjoy
entertaining In the
28x15 ft. Living room
with. a fireplace.
Sliding glass doors
from childrens
bedreom provides
extellent -indoor-
outdoor safe play.

Situated In convenient
location to all schools,

EXCELLENT
LOCATION.

Five bedroom family
home close to schools.
Two full baths, 2
fireplaces and a very
private back yard with
patio and outdoor
fireplace. Asking
$87,500. Call Dick
Evans.

downtown and
recreation facilities.
Listed at $69,900. Call
Joy.

Betty Hyde
638-8317

PRICED TO SELL
VIEW ACREAGE

Close to five acres of
land whh 165 feet of
view frontage
southern exposure,
future potential of
subdivision located off

THIRTY-EIGHT
ACRES
THORNHILL
Excellent = frucker
location just off Rifle

acres zoned light
industrial with
Quonset style shop.
Priced at $95,000.
Phone Rusty or Bert

of Twedle Avenue.
Contact Rusty or Bert
Lijungh. —

George Vogel
435-4618

VIEW A STARTER

HOME

Make an appointment
to make the first step
as a home owner by
viewing:

_ 475 Maple Street - 3
bedrooms, garage,
landscaped $50,000

2704 Kenney Street -
. comfortable 3
bedroom large sub-
dividabie lot $58,000.

. #728 Walsh Ave. - 2
_ bedrooms, wood stove,
lot 80x131 $49,500

2801S,
- bedrooms,

basement.

$42,500.

Call Rusty or Bert

Ljungh.

full
carport

Christet Godlinski

638-9397

LOG HOME

Centrally located, ald
timer with history arid
character, still a great
family home. 3
bedrooms up and 1 an
maln. Rock: flreplace
with insert in living
room, wood stove In
family room, Large fot
with = frult trees,
$69,500. Catl Bob
Sheridan,

Susan Beaven
. 639-0035

Frank Skidmore
635-5691

OWNER

ANXIOUS |

Great start on the B

renovations on this 2
bedroom, full

basement home with &
fireplace, nat. gas fj

and two extra
In the

heat,
bedrooms

basement, set on a

large tot on North Eby
Street. Phone Rusty or
Bert Liungh to view.

Sparks - 2°

Low
PAYMENT
And assumption of
existing mortgage
may be the answer for
you to move Into this
very neat and clean
home on targe lot in
town. This 3 bedroom
home has a bath and a
half and natural gas
heating. Call Joy to
view.

DOWN

BEST BUYS FOR
LOTS IN YEARS

No.1 lots, full un-
derground services,
larger than average
size, guiet location
surrounded by No.t
housing. Price $19,400
each, Makea deal with
Rusty or Bert Liungh.

TRAILER-MOBILE
HOME PARK
Consists of four lots
totalling 320 x200' plus

Range Road, 4 & V2 -

2802 MOLITOR

_ STREET
This home fits all the
requirements for the
family just starilng
out.. Three bedrooms,
good sized kitchen,
natural gas heat and
an extra large lot. To
see this home call

Danny Sheridan.

six renial mobile
homes. In addition to
traliers there are 4
other pads fully oc-
cupled at $80 per
‘month. Grassing
$25.00) approximately
P-A. Call Oanny
Sherldan for more
{Inancial data of this
revenue property.

A RARE FIND

A combination of
quality and. prac-
ficallty. This 4 year old
home -Is 2x6 con-

- struction with a wood

and oll combination
furnace. Every room
is spacious amd right.
Situated on an 80x200
fi. tot all fenced and
iandscaped with a
20x25 ft. shop for the
handyman. Listed at
865,000. Call Joy.

‘AVAILABLE = IN-
MEDIATELY

3 bedroom home only 5

years oid. Living room
fireplace, Ve

basement. Quiet area &

with a mountain view.
Asking $69,500. Make
an appalniment to
view with Dick Evans.

PRICED RIGHT

3.» bedroom full
basement home
located in Caledonia
subdivision. Dining
room plus kitchen
nook, 2 pce. ensulte
and a full basement to
develop ta your style of
living. Listed at
$77,500. To view call
‘Dick Evans.

(1976 LTD.)

635-6142

Atienta:at Movaton S QUIET LOCATION
Ean Francie at work problems f Of the Bench 1170 sq.
ch i = ’ zB ft. '
att w THE ROODLANDS, Ho oment, 3
jemies . _— . nan
St. Louls at Montra: Grahams and fireplaces, all major
whe Frais or CINCINNATI “McCord: took Point appliances included.
nlladeonta at New York | Poutes to solving thelr Even a 1 bedroom In-
ize ety aso bro golfing problems ‘law sulte if ‘daslred,
Atlanta’ at Houston N McCord: went home. and Asking $76,000. Qpen to
AMERICAN Leagua Graham went to the ‘Offers. 4718 Galr Ave.
Mart Divinwn” * practice tee, ‘MLS ° Call Bob’
Detroit " ) ao a. The results were the Sheridan
Cleveland ’ 19 _same, for one day’ at. :
en ee " 3 zs te “Teast, a the Professional
New York 1 10 ald * at | ' Golfers Assocation.
Beston 712.98 9%" veterans each fired six-
MeO at Chica = umder-par 688 Thureda
evita | ; we x to share the first-round
lea e = 500,000 -
Calltornl
Kennet ety iH 4 ns “i Houston Open at The
fare! SEE 2 Woptands Coty cb,
Chicago * us 4 “I've: been practising
coactinrttay Remi very hard and I hope it is
Rand § Chicago 4 to ff,” sald
Minnewote 4 ew York 2 going pay ou, . . ‘
Osklang 7 Toronto 4 Graham, who has not won JOMN CURRIE

Milwatioes 2 Cellfornia 1

Seattle 6 Baton 5 (10 Innings)

Ottrott ‘at Texas N
Galtimare at Kanses City N

a tournament since 1970. |
“{ haven't played very
well the last four years.”

BOB SHERIDAN

635-2664

BERT LIUNGH
635-5754

RUSTY LJIUNGH
635-5754

DICK EVANS
49635-7000

OANNY SHERI!
os-5377

JOY DOVER |
aus-rere

~ GORDIE SHERIDAN
435-4701