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Page 4, The Herald, Friday, May 21, 1962 - |

: prone“ Yugoslave, inhale ’
‘attitude was very ‘negative
a’ right fromthe start.”
“Wepbal’ ‘punch at visiting |" The ‘Whitecaps - of the
North American Soccer
_ League'‘needed two second. |
half goals: by . midfielder.

Safter - a-gruelling 2-2. tie:
“phursday - ‘night in ‘the’
“Europac international —
-/ Soccer tournament,
““]¢ Was a very poor:
a dleplay by a team that was
“invited here td play soccer,”
“haid Giles about_stie tactics
of the aggressive, ‘foul-

tie..
“The offictating was 8 poor ,
and it was downright nasty
out. there at times,” Giles
-said about the two ejections
"and ‘numerous cautions:

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"issued. by “offteiais, ete :
play of the other side in. the’:

: - second half. was 8 disgrace:
“tothe gamer
‘- “We showed. a. “ot: ‘of

character to pattle ‘back:

with just. 10 guys. We had:a

lot of courage and we were’

the stronger | side at the
end. woe
There were 55 fouls in the

game, including 37 .to
Hajduk Split..-
The - Whitecaps

tournament, championship
Saturday at  Emoplre

Stadium after a consolation:
game between Manchester:

United of - England - and
Hajduk Split.
Seattle has a 2-) record

‘after. blanking Manchester -

United 3-0 Thursday in
Seattle. Ii games Tuesday,
Vancouver’ defedted

Manchester United 3-1 and ~
blanked .

the .. Sounders
Hajduk Split 3-0.

The Yugoslav First
Division team lead 2-0 early
in‘ thidsecond half against
the Whitecaps,

following

“ ntiaveretal “goal: late ne

“the opening half'and striker: ‘:
Nenad Salov. added another
"shortly: After ihe break. .
Vancouver played with 10.
men, after. the first" goal
the.
disqualification: af - fullback
Bobby Lenarduzzi, but the
Whitecaps carried the play

and. | *
“Seattle Sounders of .the
' NASL: will play for. the

GERRY GRAY ...
... becond halfhero

- openings.
- Adamovic , scored his
_ controversial goal at: 38:40

deiphe 1 rarely “going to the
“attack, Hajduk : Split elected
todefend. ‘the majority. of the

vos half and thé: ‘Whitécaps :

“ereated...most. ° gf the

when the. Whitecaps were
caught on an offside trap off:
a free-kick taken by- the
visitors. Nenad Salav looped:

- along ball down the jeft side ©

and, when the Whitecaps .
didn't defend, Davor Cap

found himself in the-clear....

Cop drew Vancouver

goaltender Tino Lettieri off -

‘ta the side before crossing a

pags into the middle for an -
. easy tap-in for Adamovic.

The Whitecaps protested

' the apparent lack of an:

offside call to referee Dick
Barnes, who -consulated |
briefly with linesman Rob

Brown before allowing the

. goak lo. stand.

and Gray scored in the 55th.

. and 78th minutes to tie the

score in the rugged, often
bitter ‘contest, before just

+5 808 fans. wee

‘Winger. .
Zdenko. Adamovic scored a”

‘The. Yugoslav ‘side . took
‘the lead jin the-opening half

Captain” Terry Yorath’ of
‘the Whitecaps drew ‘a
caution for his:protests and
less than three.. mitiutes

Jater Barnes issued a red.

card to fullback Lenarduzzi

“for his’ hard. tackle on*

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‘Adamovie. Vancouver: was”
‘foréed '10-play, shorthanded ~
for the:remaining: 48:45. '

:. Striker Peter- Beardsley |
generated “most . of the!

" Vancouver” offence ta “the”
opening half. He, drove a
“Bhol* right ‘at Hajduk . Split
. goalkeeper Miadew .Parlija

early in the game and later
pul a-header into Parlija’s

grasp ona pags fram Willie

dohnston. -
Yugosilay defender - Vlaho

Macon was given a caution

by Barnes midway through
the opening half following ©
his third foul for dangerous

-high ‘Kicks,

The ‘Whitecaps. moved

’ winger Johnston -back - to
. help defend in the second

half, but a glaring error by
inexperienced fullback,
Shaun Lowther .allowed

Hajduk Split to take a 2-0

lead. .
Lowther; starting i in: place:

“of injured Paul Nelson,

slipped ~ midfield,
allowing Split to break away
‘two-on-one. Cop drew.

Lettieri away. from his. net.
before passing ‘to-‘Salov for.
another easy goal at a7: 38."

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"pretty feisty,
.. Sheila Wappel,.

Calgary hockey. fans,:

m | othe |
” League's ’ Flaines,- will be.
. able to concentrate on the.
" jee action, she said,

aéiet just missed from .
sharp, ‘ahgle * minutes :
"Tater: and. on’ “the: counter:
attack | the « ‘Whitecaps -
“reduced the’ margin - to 21.
‘Gray. drilled a. lett footer

“Int ‘the back of ihe. net at - -

64:12 after Vancouver's Ray
Hankin headed down a
-crossing pass from John
‘ston.-

‘Barnes - handed. "out
‘geveral cautions in second
half when play. became

iiercaslnly chippy..”

attacks. . i
Barnes - handed
another ejection with. 45

-seconds Jeft in the game to
Hajduk Split. defender

Branko Miljus, who’ éained
had earned a maraing.

Drillers still alive.

Pocklington told the other. .

.NEW YORK (AP) —
Edmonton Drillers are still
alive and “kickitig . in, the
’ North American Soccer ..
League, thanks to a last-
minute change of heart by.
owner Peter Pocklington.
- | On the verge of folding his
financially-troubled: team,
Pocklington reversed his
“stand Thursday during a
conference-call . meeting of
NASL owners, ©

>The other owners In the
league” ‘conference | call
_ urged. him ‘to ‘stay, and he
just changed his mind,"’

owners that a shorter indoor

season combined. with a
longer outdoor season would = -

bolster his franchise. The
Drillers average only B, on
spectators a game outdoors
this season, and fewer! in-
doors.’ ‘

However, the other NASL

owners were: reluctant to

-alter..the: length of either
‘season, Casey said, -

“In our conference - call
- today, 1 expressed my views

and listened to the views of |,

ather owners,” Pocklington

“said NASL: spokesman’

_Vinee Casey. -

” Casey said the league’ did
not ‘offer _ Pocklington’
* firiancial , ‘assistance- to
make il through this year,

_ Pocklington, a Canadian
.. entrepréneur who also owns -
‘Edmonton Oilers. of the

National Hockey League,
. claims thal his soccer team

”. seasons, including $900,000.

so far this season.

-. Pocklington requested the

* meeting because he said his
_debts “may force him. to |
* disband

the .. team.
‘Pocklington awes the city of -
“= Edmonton $24,000 for use of *

» Clarke’ Stadium: - Fhe’‘city’ ‘esi diver eres the yebr ‘,
began. of those’ femaining:-.

‘threatened “to, bar

_ CALGARY. (CF) — When

-{- fans of. Canada's Olympic

hockey team sit down. to
watch them: battle for the .
got! niedal in Calgary. in
their backsides : will
rest on seats of blue~ and
grebn — “warm” colors
‘designed to “make -spec-
tators less aggressive.

- After all, it's no secret
hockey fans are already
concedes
color c¢o-
‘ordinator for the. partly-

_ completed .'$59 -million -
_ coliseum. : .
Psychologists — vhave

- proven people become more.

relaxed around blue or

" green, Wappel’said in an |

intrview Thursday.

The, ‘warmth “they
project”. also makes them
food background colors so.

Canada's Olympic team or. -
National. Hockey

‘You .. don't =~ want:
screaming orange seats

i the °
“Drillers from the park for -
' their next home game, June
- 2, if the debt is not paid.

Fans get _
psyched

. Roberts:.;

said.
discussions, I am = en-
couraged about the future of

: the NASL, the Drillers and

professional soccer in North
America,
“Tam satisfied the league

will. address the issues

which I have raised today

regarding indoor “soccii anc nd

- the possible extension of the
_ has Jost. $10 million In 314 -

outdoor season.”

The Drillers had a 12-20..

record last. season; - this
yeat, with a 5-3 record, the
team has second place” in

"the Western Division.

- The NASL started this
season with14teams after

Edmonton and: San Diego
‘Sockers remained in serious

_. financial difficulty.”

In Vancouver, vice-

out

“Based on’ “those.

“president Peter Bridgwater ;

‘said the Whitecaps agreé

with Pocklington's position

‘about. the direction of the
.. ‘that. is, to.go

‘league .
* gutdoors.’ ”

Casey said no decision "
. was. made during the

conference call about teams
not. playing: indoors. ‘The

next Winter;’’

“Bridgwater confirmed no -

concessions about indoors
were made,

“The Indoor question. is .

still to be fully and finally
resolved. Gurr impression

was the commitment to play ;

indoors was mandatory. So
there will ~ still - be
discussions about that, bul
we would. not ‘like to par-
ticipate.”’.

The news from New York

-Teague’s position is that all“
‘14 teams .will play, indoor —

was good for’ ‘Drillers,

players.

‘It's -a big relief, a very ,

big « relief,”, said Neill
"back to’ ‘making plans.”
“ICs 1,000.pounds off our

backs," . sald:. Drew
Ferguson, the team's player

representalive. “It's hice to

know. you're going to get @

pay cheque even if you. Lae

right, across from.. you ‘out.and break your ‘lag!

drawing. your -atiention
away from the game,’ ‘said
Wappel. -

In Calgary, instead of the

|: oranges, ‘reds. and. golds -

“ugually” sed for ‘seating’ -
“colors in’ North: Anigrican’

arenas, builders‘ will. izistall

chairs: ranghig ‘trom’ Jight
reen: ‘at‘the'ice surface: to-'
na ry blue: inthe. back ‘row,

all will :not-be metic
-unnamed éoliseim.

washrooni area .
tween: perlods,. they: will
find dozens of banners ‘and
signs. strung from ‘the.
* ceiling. ‘All. will be in right,

‘,_ oranges, reds and yellows"

“hot” colors to Get People

excited.

"We want lo create akind

2 ‘of a festival feeling with, the

_ bright colors said Wappel.

aan

‘However; Wappel warned:

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“When. faite” wander: owt’ Pons
the” “concession, ‘ and) :

Coacti "Roger Thompson .
and. assistant coach Bruce

Now we can go...

Gray. gat the ty goal at ~
-.77:360n passes from Hankin. -
and Yorath’ when he worked.
“the ball over the onrushing
-Pralija-after the Whitecaps
mounted several ‘dangerous

Twamley said the decision :-"

vations,

- Was great and é arelief to the ©
‘team ‘but ‘both - had reser- -

“Initially its great,”

. Thompson said. ‘‘We' re still:
here: and: we're golig. to...
‘keep: battling: -Byit ia. .this...-°.
“going to-be a‘patchup job or":
‘something Tear -for a

“need for: ~ stability.

.to-bring the: fana back ott.

~ “It will lake “a Hite for ©

-Twamley ‘dngern was'a oes

“something fhe Drillers need

Ahis to ‘settle: “and: T think

some: people * - _ after last
year. and. what. has‘ hap-
pened this year — are sill

playing : ca /wait-and-see

‘game before. they. come
: out,’ Lt * . .

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