The teachers tried hard to beat the
Harlem Clowns in Monday night's
basketball game at Caledonia High
School, but they just didn’t have the

height. The shortest player on the

Clowns was 5’4", Mike Ireland was the
only local team member to match the
height of any of their players.
Nevertheless, the game was fast and

58-63,

well played. The teachers
tricks of their own to match the visitors
antics. The final score of the game was

e

had a few

World Cup

finals soon

France or Bulgaria and
possibly Italy will be
added to the World Cup
soccer finals in Argentina
and England may be
eliminated following five

qs: “Be
tonight. ‘

France and Bulgaria
meet in Paris in the final
match of the Group 5
qualifying with France
needing a win to advance
to next year's finals in

entina. The
Bulgarians will head the
group if they win or draw.
_ Alf 50,000 tickets have
been sold for the game at
Pare des Princes.

The Italians, who meet
England at Wembley
Stadium in Londen, are
strong favorites to gain
the qualifying spot from
Group 2. A draw or win
today will give the berth
to Italy regarless of the
outcome of Italy's game
next month with lowly
Luxembourg. ;

England, playing its
final group match, needs
a lop-sided win over Italy
to keep alive its slim
hopes of going to Argen
tina, The Italians can lose
to England and still gain
a place in the finals on
goal difference.

ADDS TO ROSTER
“With goal-scoring 4
priority, England team
manager Ron Greenwood
has added three strikers
to the lineup—youné
wingers Steve Coppell
and Peter Barnes and

e

Latchford.
Italy, with all-round
strength and_ gifted
strikers in Reberto

B ettega, m
Romeo HBenetti and
Renato Zaccarelli, has

one of the stingiest
defences in Europe.

_ In the other qualifying
matches tonight, all the
participants have lost
their chances of
travelling to Argentina.
Northern Ireland meets
Belgium in _ Belfast,
Czechoslovakia plays
Wales in Prague, Por-
tugal meets Cyprus in
Faro, Portuga and
Turkey plays East Ger-
many in Izmir,

Poland has clinched the
Group 1 standings while
the Netherlands, the
beaten 1974 finalists,
have qualified for the fi-
nal from Group 7.

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999 goals
for Howe

By GERRY SUTTON
The Canadian Press
Gordie Howe, a 49-
year-old right winger who
will become a grand-
father in April, got a little
upset Tuesday night and
it cost him a chance to
score his 1,000th career

goal.
Howe, in his first year
with New England

Whalers of the World
Hockey Association and
the 30th season in his
professional career, was
assessed a minor and a
10-minute misconduct
mid-way through the
third period in a game
against Indianapolis
Racers.

The Whalers went on to
win 64, tying a WHA

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record for consecutive
victories. Before Howe
was nabbed, the native of
Floral, Sask., who started
his pro career with
Detroit Red Wings of the
National Hockey League
in the 1946-47 season, had
twoshots on goal—both in
the first period.

In the only other WHA
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overtime period gave
Quebec Nordiques a 7-6
decision over Winnipeg
Jets.

The results gave the
leading Whalers, 13-1-1, a
five-point margin over
the Jets. The Nordiques
are third with 17 points,
five ahead of the Racers.

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BLOMBERG
NEW YORK (AP) —
The Daily News says Ron
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of the last two years with
injuries, is expected to
sign a $600,000 fouryear,
no-cut baseball contract
Thursday with Chicago
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apparently made the
decision after falling ta
get the four-year contract
he wanted from New
York Mets, who had

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