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Angels'to wear armbands

ANAHEIM, Calif, (AP) —
California Angels will wear
black armbands the rest of
this American League
baseball season. in sad
farewell-to Lyman Bostock.

Funeral , services are
scheduled tentatively for
Thursday for the 27-year-old
star who was killed in Gary,
Ind., Seturday ‘night by &
shotgun. blast” aimed at
som ese.
ele’ owner Gene Autry,
who had:signed Bostock to a
multi-year, ‘multi-million
dollar contract starting with
this 1978 sedson, said:

“He was a fine person. One
of the reasons we went after
him was because of his off-

the-field activities,”

A product of Manual Aris

school in Los Angeles
and California State
University at. nearby Nor-
thridge; Bostock played
three seasons with Min-
nesota Twins after being
chosen in the 26th round of
the freeagent draft in 1972.
After he played out his
option at Minnesota, he was
a widely sought-after glayer,
finally signing a five-year
’ eontract:-for $2.7 million with
the Angels last Nov. 21.
Bostock was visiting
relatives in Gary after the
Angels had played Chicago
White Sox and was riding
with an uncle and two
women when he was shot.
As Bostock’s body was
flown back to Los Angeles,
murder charges: were filed
against Leonard Smith, 21,
the estranged husband of
Barbara Smith, 26, who was
riding in‘ the car.

She apparently was the
target, police said, and was
hit by some of the shotgun
_pellets. Bostock was. hit in
the temple. Mrs, Smith's

‘Bister, the other occupant,
was not hit... ;

Bostock's wife, Yuovene,
immediately flew East, but

arrived after her husband’

dled. The couple had no
childre

Las! winter, the outfielder _

had worked in several youth
clinics in the Los Angeles
area, saying!

“Too many people grow up -

taking from a :community
‘and it isn’t every day you can
go back to that community.
when you have fame and
fortune.” Boot

When he was offtoa poor

start last April, Bostock do-
nated his salary to charity

after first offering to give it

back to the Angels.
Team-mates and manager
Jim Fregosi wept when they
learned of: the’ senseless
‘death. There was a thought:

of asking that Sunday’s

game against the White Sox
be called off.

“Pd like to haye called off

the game,” said’ Angeis’ '

general manager Buzzie
Bavasi, the man who
brought Bostock, So
Anaheim. “Tt’s not fair for
me to ask (White Sox uwner)
Bill Veeck to do it on Fan
Appreciation Day.”' :

Veteran ° player Ron
Fairly, the former Toronto
Blue Jays slugger who oc-

cupled the locken.next: lo-;

Bostock’'s -al. Anaheim
Stadium, said: ... .
“He was a goodman. J felt.

TERRACE 10, KITIMAT 0

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Club played rugby Sunday at.

theSkeena Junior Secondary
School field. The game was a
scrambly affair, with neither
team lboking especially
keen. No scoring took place
until midway through the
first hall, when Brian
Kormendy of the Northmen
pushed through for the try.
Bill. Warcup kicked the
convert to make the score 6-0
for Terrace. There was no
more scoring inthe first half.
The second half saw
‘Terrace come close to

the Kitimat goal line. The
pressure paid-off, however,

as Dave Egerton was finally -

able to carry over the goal
line for the try. With the
convert attempt going just
wide, and no further scoring
in the game, the final score
was 10) for the Northmen.

There will be rugby action
in Terrace: again next
Sunday at Skeena field at 2
p.m, The Northmen will iry
to make it six wins in a row
when they take on the Prince
Rupert leam. -: :

Badminton club
meets Tuesday

By Murdo Macdonald

Tk Terrace Badminton
Club reports Uhat the fall
season has already attracled
a large group of eager people
who are taking up the game
for the first time. As a direct
result of this welcome influx,
the club will be embarking
shortly upon teaching clinics
designed to accommodate
the different levels of
proficiency.

The club can still easily
handle al Jeasi another 40
people, so anyone anxious to
combining fun and exercise
is cordially invited to turn

out. Playing limes are 7 to
10:30 p.m. Tuesday and
Thursday at Thornhill Jr.
Secondary School and
Sundays at Skeena Secon-
dary School. .
This coming Tuesday will
see the first general meeting
and the major items on the
* agenda will be the election of
officers to run the: club fer
theupcoming season. Ail
players who are planning on
playing badminton this
season are urged to.allend
and take part inthis im-
portant meeting which sels
the tone of the club for the

season.

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said Mrs. Smith and her

comfortable around him.
When he came into (he
clubhouse he always had a
smile and a nice word."

In Gary, Police Sergeant
Charles Highsmith said

Smith and his estranged wife -

apparently had quarreiled
earlier Saturday.
Police said the two women

‘In the-car when the shvoling

occurred were long-time
friends of Bostock. The
player's agent, Abdul-Jalil,

Parti -
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sister were godchildren of
the ball player's uncle,
Thomas Turner, who was
driving the car.

TROUNCES DUBLIN

DUBLIN (CP) — Kerry of
Northern Ireland defeated
Dublin uf the Republic of
Ireland by five goals and 1]
points for 26 points lo
Dublin's ne goals and 11
puints in the first all-Ireland
Gaelic football final Sunday.

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Canada
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_ ROME (CP) — Canada de-
feated Egypt 3-2 on Monday
at the men’s world volleyball
championship. The

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the playoffs to decide 13th
through: 24th places.
European champion Soviet
Union beat Bulgaria 3-1 (15-
7, 15-6, 7-15, 15-8) to remain
on top of Group A of the
semi-finals with three wins
against no losses,

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