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Clear skies and sunshine
greeted sume 1,000 fans as
the Terrace Suck Car Club
held their last races of the
current seasun at the
Terrace Speedway Sunday
afternoon.

As if an omen of things lo
come, the day started wilh

= Tom Sheasby turning in a

time trial uf 20 seconds fiat,
the fastest time of the year.
This same Tum Sheasby touk
the ‘A' Trophy dash in car 17,
followed closely by Danny
McBryan in car 99, and Jim
Irvine driving car 44. Next
came the junker race, laken
by Brian Turner in car 78,

McCourt still with Wings

DETROIT (AP) — A
federal judge ruled Monday
the Naliunal Hockey League
cumpensalion requirements
fur teams that sign free
agents are an illegal
restraint of trade.

Judge Rubert Demasciv
declared thal Delroit Red

§ Wing centre Dale McCourt

did nv! have tu report to Los

™ Angeles Kings as com-

pensation for Detruit’s

a signing wf goalie Rogie

Vachen.

- Vachon became of free
agent afier playing .out his

i option last year with (he

Kings.

McCourt, 21, who enjoyed
a sensational ruckie season
in Detroit last year, filed the
lawsuil afler an arbiter

second spol went to Danny
McBryan.. wilh car 77,
followed by car 88, driven by
Randy Goodwin.

The nex! event was the bag
race, which quickly turned
inLo mass confusion, as some .
15 cars, each driven by a
blindfulded driver, with only
anavigator Lo guide him took
tu the track. Al Rasko
somehow managed to
maneuver through the debris
with the help of his navigator
Bruce Hoffman to take the
trophy given out for first
place. Dennis Ward with
navigator Bub Postak took

made him the compensation
lo the Kings for their loss of
Vachon. a

The'compensation rule im-
puses a “perpeiual
restriclion on a player's
inherent right to freely
contract fur his services,”
DeMascio said.

The judge cited a suit filed
by former Baltimore Colt
player Juhn Mackey against
the National Fuotball
League, which resulled in a
court ruling against the
NFL's su-called Ruzelle
Rule. Thal rule imposed
similar penalties on teams
which signed free agents.

Like the Rozelle rule, De-_
Mascio said the NHL's Rule
9A “applies to alj players
without regard to their
status or ability.”

~

[Derby a ‘Smash Hit’

secund prize, a bottle of
cheer, which (hey probably
could use after the
harrowing experience, The
second bag race, jusl as
chaulic as the first, was won
by Jue Buesevek, with Calvin
Kerr as navigator. .

The ‘A’ Main was won by
Herb Quast in car 66, car 88'S
Randy ‘Guudwin placed
secund, with Jim Irvine in
car 44 placing third.

The main event uf the day,
a demolition derby, had tov
many cars entered lo run

just one heal, so was divided -

inlu two sections, @.g. four
lap races, where you had to

It “unreasonably resirains
trade and cummerce” in
violation of a provision of the
Sherman Anti-Trust Act,
DeMaseio said.

In a five-count complaint,

McCuurt charged that the’

Kings, the Wings and the
NHL Players’ Association
violated anti-trust laws,
resiraint of trade, restraint
of employment, breeched his
contract with Detroit and
abused arbitration
procedures in agreeing lu the
compensation provisions uf
the NHL.

The compensation rule,
DeMascio said, is ‘‘nol
necessary to maintain
competitive balance in the
Natiunal Huckey League"
and it “cannot be justified by

Ali claims lawsuit ‘Racist

NEW ORLEANS (AB) —
Heavyweight champion
Muhammad Ali said Monday
thal a $1-million sult filed
against two black promoters
of his Friday night fight was
a racially-motivated effort tv
stifle black enterprise.

The suil—alleging a plot
by promoters Sherman
Cupelin and Don Hubbard in
collusion with Butch Lewis of
Tup Rank Inc— was
dropped.

The fight, in which Ali re-

- gained his tithe from Leun

Spinks, drew a crowd
eslimaled at 70,000 and a
gale eslimated at $6 million.
Ali tuld reporters Monday
thal Copelin and Hubbard
were nol guilly of any
wringduing, and that they
were victims of bigulry
inspired by the success of the
promution. ——- .
He spoke al length but did
not deal with specific details
ofthe suit.
Businessman Jake
Dimaggio and. city coun-

eilman Philip Ciaccio, whe
filed the suit Saturday, said
Monday their suit was the
result of misunderstanding
and that everything had been
straightened out.

However, Ciaccio and Di-
maggiv were nut al the news
cunference tu be questioned.
Their explanation was cun-
tained in @ three-paragraph
written slalement.

In their suit, the twu while
businessmen accused
Copelin, Hubbard and
Lewis—all black men—of
conspiring to divert money
and contracts away from
Louisiana Sports Inc., the
group which put up $3.5
million 19 buy rights to the”
live gate for the fight.

“P expected this when |
saw thal jampacked house,”
Ali said. “I said to myself,
‘Oh, Oh, this is (uv successful
for the night to go smooth."

“Would yuu believe nu

blonde hair and no blue eyes
involved? Would you believe

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Holliman relishing record

TORONTO (CP) — Cor-
nerback Joe Hollimon's two
interceptions against
Saskatchewan un Sunday not
inly helped Edmonton
Eskimos
Roughriders 25-20 bul also
put ihe Eskimo player into
the Canadian Fuovtball
League record book.

CFL statistics released
teday show the Edmonton
cornerback with eight in-
terceplion returns fur four

B iouchduwns. Thal breaks the

season recurd of (hree luuch-
dawns on interceptions set
by Dick Thornton of Win-
nipeg Hive Bombers in 1963.

Hollmon’s fourth inter-
ceplion-tuuchdown came in
the third quarter of Sunday's
game and gave the Eskimos
an 18-7 lead.

Helliman is closing in on
another season record, He
needs just nine more yards
on imerception returns 16
break the current mark of
246 yards ser by Barry Adern
af Otlawa Rough Riders in
1960.

Hollimun, a 24-year-old
Arkansas Stale grad, is in his
third season with Edmonton.

He was an eighth-round draft
vhujce of Minnesota Vikings
in (75 but was a fate cut
atier attending their (raining

cup.
‘The Eskimos are lied wilh
(ktawo for most atl:

lereeptions this season, each
we 19 Helping Hetlianon in

beat the .

that department has been
Larry Highbaugh with five
interceptions and one luuch-

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nw White man involved in the
brain wotk?”

Ali said it was an al-
mosphere of racism which
spawned the suil.

Dimaggie and Ciaccio had
cumplained—among _ other
things—uf a $200,000 finder's
fee that Hubbard and
Copelin were to receive from
Top Rank, which held the
rights to the ‘fight. The fee
was to have been paid lo
Carporate Management Inc.,
which the two uwn,

Hubbard and Lewis said
the fee was a legitimate
business deal consumated
months befure the formation
uf Louisiana Sports Inc., of
which Copelin and Hubbard
were laler made principal
ufficers.

The money was to be paid
in two installments—$50,000

immediately and another -

$150,000 within 24 hours of
the fight.
Hubbard said he was

down and Dan Kepley with
three passes picked off.
Ken Downing leads the Ot-

CFL statistics -

hit the car injfrent of you
before you could pass him.
The first race was laken by
Dennis Ward in car 55, the
second by Jim Irvine in car
44 , as

Then came the final
demolition derby, with. all
theremaining cars ramming
each uther in the infield.

When ‘the dust and smule-

had cleared, It was Randy-
Goodwin in car 88 coming out.
on’ top, with Grant.
Palmateer of Kitimat
finishing as runner-up,
bringing tc an end @ suc-
cessful seasun of sluck car.
racing. a,

foye
;

any Iegitimate business pur-

puse.

Larry Rouch, lawyer for
Vachon, said during &
hearing last week. that
compensation agreemients
kept hockey clubs from
bidding on players.

“Vanceuver said they
were afraid of what they
would lose in arbitration,”
Rouch ‘said of the reagon

Vachun was nut signed by .

the Canucks. .
“The New Yurk Range
were extremely worried
uver whal they might lose,”
he said. oo
DeMasciv agreed, saying
the compensation rule, Rule
9A, “unreasonably restrains
players from marketing
their services.”

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entitled tu the money since
ne had worked hard to Jand
the'fight, eee

He also said that a com:

plete accounting of ticket
sales would be made within
the week,

The suit sald that Copelin
and Hubbard had agreed to
pay Lewis $200,000, although
he was employed as a yice-
president of Top Rank, from
whom LSI bought rights to
the live gate. _

Lewis sald he never got the
money and hadn't expected
it, although Hubbard said
Lewis had performed
numerous personal servicés
fur the promotion and was
entitled to be paid.

Bob Arum, president of
Top Rank, said Friday that
he had fired Lewis, Lewis
said Munday that he quit.and
plans iu go into business for
himself, ot

Hubbard said he, Cupélin,
Dimaggiv and Ciacciv met
Sunday night and came
away as friends. ‘

season

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