Firebirds
admitted
to AHL

BOSTON (AP) — The

American Hockey League ‘

board of governors voted.
Thursday _— to allow
Philadelphia Firebirds to
join the league.

The vote swells the AHL’s
ranks to nine teams, and
will force revision of the
playing schedules,

AHL president Jack But-
terfield said the Firebirds
application was
unanimously approved by
the eight-member board of
governors in a telephone
poll, The board is made up
of one representative from
each AHL team.

The Firebirds had been
part of the defunct North
American Hockey’ League,
which announced its demise
Saturday. The NAHL
operated with six teams last
season. =

Canucks
drop four

VANCOUVER (CP) —
Four players were sheared
from the Vancouver
Canucks’ roster Wednesday
by coach Orland Kur-
tenbach.

Rookie goaltender
Murray’ Bannerman, left
winger Glen Richardson and
centres Rob Tudor and
Ralph Stewart were sent to
Tulsa of the Central League,
a farm team which Van-
couver shares with Atlanta
Flames.

Golfers
make
deal

TORONTO. (EP) 4

made a deal that may
provide it with its own

orida golf course as a
winter training site.

It has reached an
agreement with the Toronta
owners of the Royal Oak
club at Titusville south of
Daytona Beach to promote
the sale of real estate lots
around the course.

If 85 per cent of the lots
are sold by November of
next year, the $3-million
course will become CPGA
property debt free.

nti] the required per-
centage is reached the club

will be operated jointly by

the CPGA and the owners,
Bert Turcotte, Dusty Miklas
and Ed Parkin. The three
men are primarily involved
in promoting sale of the land

around the course.

Canadian ” Professional”
Golfers" Association ius” ~~"

Bowling news
Leagues in
full swing -

By Kathy McLeod

Bowling is well underway
and looks like all leagues
have all reported. Will also
start a weekly report on
¥.B.C.

Team leaders inMonday
Mens League are Cedarland
with 10 points followed by
Shell with 9 and Terrace
international with 7 points.
Team high single and high
triple went to Cederland
with a 3341 triple and 1219
single. Ron Evans rolled a
ve and 356 taking the men’s

ghs.

Tuesday Coffee League
seeen Annette Pelletier
rolling a triple of 717 and
single of 315 for the days
High-Donkey five took both
team highs. Tolling a 29938
triple and and 1083 single.
Goofers lead the league with
12 points and Silly Larks and
Five Rollers are tied for
second with 9 points each.

Top teams onTuesday nite
mixed are G.Haugland
Trucking and No Names
with 19 points followed by
the Ding Bats with16. Team
high three went to the Old
Timers with a 3330 total.
They aiso took team high
singe with 1330. Men's
highw were split as George
Huagland rolled a 848 triple
while Lloyd Kerr had a
sinlge of 316. ladies high
triple was 748 rolled by Nora
Haugland with Pat Prest
taking the single with a 323.

Wednesda MATINEE

HAS THE Coffee Slurpers in

_ front with 15 points followed

by a tie between the Cob-
webs and Gutter Tramps
both with 13 points. Irene
Walfe rolled a 668 triple and
280 single for the days high.
Coffee lupers took team
highs with a single of 951 and
triple of 2677.

udy: Axew was in fine
form on Wednesday Nite
Ladies ag:she rolled a 836
triple and 315 single. Road
Ronners took both team
high by rolling a tiple of 2624

and single of 995. Silhouttes

and Good Sports lead with 19

points followed by Jades and
‘eam 3 with 14. .

Strike City Rollers and
Seasame Street both have 17

’ points THURSDAY MIXED.

Following them are the
Krack Pots with 16 points.
Gary Alger walked off with
Men's High with a 810 triple
and 320 single. Helen Bush
rolled a triple of 689 and
single of 285 for the ladies
high. Team highs went to
the Krack Pots with a triple
of 3155 and a 1098 single.

Friday mixed has as it
falis sporting 21 points for
the lead. followed by Funny
Five with 17 and Overwaitea
with 15
took team high three with a
total of 2914 while the
Hopefuls had a 1017 single.
Richard McDaniels had
men’s high triple ot 659
while Jim Jarvis rolled a 251
single. Elaine Osborne had
the ladies highs with a 727
triple and 336 single.

Iden Age League has
the Rubby Duby with 10
points followed by Vikings
with 9, Gonney Birds, 7, and
Who Doo with 2 points.
Vikings walked of with team
high with a triple of 2038 and
single of 717. Men’s high
went to Chris Odin with a 495

and 181. Winnie Tozer took

ladies high triple with a 520
total while Pearl Normandy
had a 193 single.

Y.BC. Bowling is going
good but only seem to have
the Seniors report. Top
Teams ar Purple People
Eaters with 10 points
followed by Goofs9, Head
Pins and Aces 7. Girls high
single went to Brenda
Barden with a 286 she also
took high triple with a 666.
Randy Durand tock boys
highs with a 243 sinlge and
666 triple. .

Sapers are stjll needed in
most leagues so is you want
to bowl phone the Bowling
Alley at 635-5911.

Get to work,

players told

WASHINGTON (AP) —

The National Football
League’s grievance com-
mittee ruled Thursday that
New England offensive
linemen John Hannah and
Leon Gray have binding, le-
gal contracts and said they
should report by next
Tuesday or be placed on the
retired list.

The piayer-club relations
committee also ordered the
Patriots not to assess fiines
against the players for
leaving the team before the
regular season began.

Hannah claimed he was
promised 10 per cent over

his regular-season salary,
estimated at $70,000, to play
in preseason games. Grey
contended he had been
romised renegotiation of
is contract if he ever
became an all-pro.

Both were all-pro players
last year, and both came
away from the Pro Bowl in
Seattle believing they were
underpaid in relation to the
salaries received by other
all-star offensive linemen.

The grievance was filed
by the NFL Management
Council,, the owners’
bargaining arm, on behalf of
the Patriots.

points. funny Five ©

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