they lost-the war."

Japan.

ahead of him.

on opening day.

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AKID'S GAME |. ;

‘NEW YORK (AP) ~ “When Pete Rosé blows, into :
town, it’slike a fresh breezéoffthe ocean. .

‘The little guy with the:-Prince Valiant hairstyle
dnd upquenchable enthusiasm is so natural, basic
and uninhibited it’ 's hard. to believe he's for realina
game inundated with pompous millionaires. ~

Pete rose before dawn Wednesday, caught a plane
from Philadelphia and arrived half an hour late for
a breakfast news conference at which the Mizuno.
Corp. of Osaka, Japan, unveiled some of its bizarre
ideas for moving baseball into the space age. .

“It’s a long way to come for breakfas!;" he said. .

Rose got hooked on Japanese equipment on his”

ts tothe Orient with Cincinnati Reds. Before
ng, he was using Japanese bats, shoes and gloves
-— for a princely sum, of course,

“They're really smart guys, dedicated, gat: brains
that are hard to believe,” he said. “E don’t see how

Rose, 39, first baseman for World Series cham:
pion Philadelphia Phillies, said be expected to play
7 out the final two years of his four-year, $3.2-million

‘ contract and perhaps play two or three more years.

Wf riot, he hinted he may wind. up his career tip 2

“They offered mesi million, taxes paid, " he said,
“Ordinarily, I'd go through hellin a gasoline suit for a
that kindof money, but I gotother plans.” |)”

One of those plans is to overtake Stan Musial as
the National League record-holder in number. of

- bite. He needs only 74 more to give him 3,631. Then -
_ only those two iron men of the American League ~ *'
Ty Cobb (4,191) and: Hank Aaron (3,771) would be

Miztno presented Rose with a rose-colored bat
with which to pursue his goal. He will be swinging it

"T can'thit home runs, I'm not going to beat out -
{anybody in runs-batted-in,” he said. “I don't have
+..d0ueh speed ‘and I don't throw all that well, but I
don't need to, playing first base.-  -
“T have to try to excel in areas that fit my talents
- Most games, singles, doubles, runs scored."
No. one realizes. more than, Rose his physical
awbacks. He is a stocky 203 pounds. He will turn” .
: 40.on April 14. A8 he says, he is not fast nar pos
sessed of a lot of natural skills.
va Ais forte is durability, ‘a wealth of dedication and _
“determination, an ability to get along with team-
” "mates, his bosses, the public and the news media.
_. On the field, be is able to isolate himself and squeeze
: , Stery ounce out of his skills,

“People ask me if I'm going fo catch Ty Cobb in
BE, 191," Rose said. “T'don’tlook abead that far.
Who knows Poe eae I will be Payne .
ryt ‘ky Anderson, former.
ain pero tA HkdbSance told ine-that ibdidn't
“a “e"rhake a any ' difference how much money a-man had,
how many records or how much fame, when those
; Pellexea go you might as well cash itin.
"So T take care of my body. Baseball - it's men
ying a kid's game. You have to play it like a kid,
, Pc {o love It if you don't want to grow old.” .

By The Canadian: Press

" ‘The 7-3 final favoring the
_ Red Wings that flashed on

the scoreboard was bad
enough.: -But when the gar-

: bage started falling and the

heer | flying, Nick Fotiu

- decided, ‘it was time™ to. get”

a Boing to sit out the
game,” Ss a

“York: ‘Rangers® “Jett ‘winger.

“ "hn ‘going to” sit, in. the
stands. and in Boing to find
him.’ ~-

“Tm going o meet that

Cherry |
: to coach

- MONTREAL (ep) |

. Former Colorado”: Rockies

: ‘goach. Dori Cherry and John
. ‘Ferguson, general manager
. of Winnipeg ‘Jets, ‘are ex:

pected to be named to ‘fill
these respective positions for

’ the Team Canada entry in

the world hockey cham-
pionships in Stockholm,
Sweden this April.

“Some GMs have been dis-
inclined towards Cherry
being involved, but my job is

' to get this whole thing put

_logether without paying
anybody any. money," Alan

. . Eagleson, executive: director =

of the - -Natioal ' Hotkey
League Players’ Asso-
ciation, said: Fhursday.

Eagleson was here to theet
with Ferguson and Montreal
Canadiens |
director Irving Grundman,
who represent NHL general
managers in planning for the

lournam ent.
adhe er. Ub eae
agian Word “gt SUH

firm the appointment‘ of
Cherry and Ferguson, but it
is expected to be announced
ailer Grundman = and

‘Ferguson report to NHL

. president John Ziegler and:
the rest of the general :
_ managers next week, |

“Just what doctor ordered

“LOS ANGELES (AP) -
Dr.Gil Morgan went into the
second round of the $300,000
Glen: Vampbell-Los Angeles
Open golf tournament, which
he won in 1978, with a one-
stroke” lead “today alter
shootin
Th

Canadians inthe field were
well back-- Jim Nelford of.
had a first- -

Burnaby, #.€.,
round and Dan Halldoreon
of Shilo, Man.,:a 77.

Morgan. opened in -1978 ,

with a 66 and.went on to win
whenJack Nicklaus played a
dulfét's;. shot on the final
bole: -

“My game has matured a
lot since I. won here,” said
Morgan. “‘t think I’m a little
bit-. smarter.
sround-the greens." 0

Hut look out for the bride-

Namio -‘Takuso, on his
secomd marriage, decided ta
take hs bride to~ Honolulu’
where.te.found there was @

goll tourranient going on. He .

joined the. Monday-morning
rabbits and atlempted (o

qualify, ':

‘Hedid, and finished ard in.

the tournament. And, since’

one golfer in front of him was -
he qualified to —

an amateur,
play at-Los Angeles. :
- ‘Takwid came. out of the
‘iret. round ina sis-way tie
‘or second “place after
thooting:4 66: He waa better

Nalson, 72, and Lee Trevino,
2. arog age i

Tied cavith . Takuso were
toha Cook, Johnny Miller,
truce ijeizke, Keith Fergus
ind: Miller Barber. he

Ld
ae ~ ad .

Ari ve ststoh re
bs preveeticerh qeer

han Jack Nicklaus, 71, Tom..

a, Bixunder-par 65

especially —~

“1 don't think Riviera ithe
7,022-yard Hiviera Country.

Club course) is going to give |

up a whole lot," sald
Morgan. “‘If it gels wet, il
will be tougher."

Nolesg than 12 were tied at

Me

4

‘Littler, Rod Nuckolls, : Mac
(Grady, Mike King, George
Cadle, Hale Irwin, Ed Fiori,
Tom Purtzer and Alan
Tapie. nt .

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Greg: Powers. ‘andy’ -
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.. guy ‘again in life sooner or

later.”

Fortunately for all con-
cerned, the Rangers do not
Play in Detroit's Joe Louis
Arena again this season.
Unfortunately for the Red
Wings, : they’ play. in- New"
York on March 8. . |.

- Fotiu and six of his‘ team-

“: mat d into -th
“The iiext time we play: mates’ jumped into the -

-stands’ when the’ National -
Hockey League game ended:
Thursday night to. return
‘some of the favors a ‘handful
of scurrilous spectators had
heaped on the losers:.’

The confrontation - ended:
when Detroit - -police . ‘and
-arena‘ ushers sepatated the

Players and fans. No‘ spec-..

tators were injured, Fotiu
. said he suffered a cut and
would remember one fan in -
particular, yo

‘In other ‘ganiies, it’ was:
Montreal: 5,
. Calgary 5, Philadelphia 4;
Pilisburgh-8, Hartford 2.

Dale McCourt scored three -
goals to lead Detroit to the.”
win. Brent Peterson, John

Ogrotinick, Mark Kirton and |

Mike: Foligno also scored.
Eddie Johnstone, with two,
and. Dave Maloney ‘scored ©
for New York, _

; ‘Canadiens 5 Sabres 2°

The win -extended Mon- -

treal’s unbeaten sireak to
seven games, stretched the
Canadiens’: undefeated
string at the Forum to. 16,
marked. the .i1th straight:
time goaltender . Richard
- Sevigny has‘ won at ihe Fo- :
Yum. and represented Buf-
falo’s first loss in 13 games.

Doug Jarvis, Steve Shutt
and Pierre Mondou ‘also
scored for the Canadiens.-
Tony. McKegney and tic
Selling ‘scored for the Sabres .
who became the first tesimin -
two years to play a period
without setting hfe

dal Hale nacelnoiir

jured ale Gil ‘Perreault.
Richard | Martin ‘and: Don-
Lace. :

Flames. 5 Flyers 4
In Calgary, Pekko Rauta- |
kalllo,, Guy Chouinard. and

Ruffalo 2jee ;
~ who along with Kehoe, Errol
": Thompson,”

In garbage incident

Jim Peplinski, with two

4-0 lead by the second minute _
of the middle period before
Philadelphia charged back
on goals by Tim Kerr, Reg

Leach, Brian ProppandKen

Linseman to tie it at 4-4 early

’. in the third period. ~

Chouinard’s second goal of
’ the game. at 6:13 of the final

period lifted Calgary ahead. | :

for good, allowing coach Al |
MacNeil fo heave a Sigh of
‘relief. “ .

” Penguins ‘ ‘Whalers 2°

” Rick Kehoe’-4tat goa) of. |”

the season: sparked a four-
goal second period . that

‘carried Pittsburgh. to the

home-ice win. over Hartford.

“Maybe somewhere down
" the tine we'll remember this
-. game. and remember we

_ have the ability | to turn it on

like. « that," ‘forward: Paul
Gardner. of: the.” ‘Penguins,

; sGeorge
"Ferguson, Ross: “Lonsberry
and Pete Lee ‘accounted for

-Pittsburgh’s scoring.

Al Sims and Ray Allison,
with his first goal of the
season, scored for the
Whalers, who were outshot

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features: hardwood
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635.5609

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‘aréa, Also inclided & a
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Property Is nicely

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$114,000; -.

“ON LAKELSE AVE.
“Two 34° x 100' tats which
could be developed for
retail purposes. Asking
49,000 for both.

FAMILY HOME
Attractive 3 bedroom
home on: Weal location
in fown. Some features

, * are large rec room, 3

@ bathrooms and 2
‘fireplaces. | Good
aswmable «mortgage

WS epproximaiely $41,000

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obtain details. and find
out how the required
financing ta make’ it .
happen can become
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* for store 1s $100,000, plus 7°

value of inventory.

1.75 ACRE LOT ON
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This attractive former
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the South side of the
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could be moved right tn.-
Make an offer to the .
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400sq. ft. tullbasement mF
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‘ln the Terrace Trailer
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Asking $35,000.00. —

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635 4091,

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