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- This Guy is Bing Reborn _

the Sta a er ted
LOS ANGELES (AP) —
MListen to the mellow, fluid
voice of Jack Harris and you
could beeome a believer in
reincarnation.

Harris, a singer and enter-
tainer, doesn’t bear any
physical resemblance to the
Jate Bing Crosby, but close
your eyes and listen to him

‘talk or sing in that smooth
baritoné voice, and you'll
swear Crosby has come back
to life,

The uncanny vocal
likeness— which Harris
insists is not an imitation of
the late singer— used to

eykh by

’ bring Harris nothing but bad

aber aie Gat

FIRST
Linette Hiebert

> Lloyd Hicks

Loreen Pratt

Calvin Kerr fe
Gordon Judzentis_
Lisette Desjardins *
Ron Schmidt. .
Dianne Kieinwatcher
Lloyd Kleinwatcher
Terry Janzen
Harold Janzen
Brenda Milmore

Joe Boravec

Bill Payne

Joe Boroyec

Harold Janzen

Linda Huska
Dianne Kleinwatcher
Jean Chalmers ~
Brenda Milmore’
Terry Janzen

Lioyd Hicks
_Linette Hiebert —

Arne Fergugon 72"
Al Lidgeth.

Connie Huska

Pat Huska

Bremla Miimore

Joe Borovec

Ron Schmidt

Dery] Campbell

- Lynn Campbell.
Robert Hiebert

Linette Hiebert . -

Terrace ‘Team of Lloyd
Kleinwateher, Garry Kerr,
Joa Borovec, and |
Janzen. ,

Quesnel Team of Connie

Loreen Pratt.

Garry Kerr
Earl Barber

Robert ‘Hiebert
* Rupert)

(Prince

luck.

Harrifwho admits only to”

being over 30, worked for 16
years aS a successful radio
and television dise jockey
and talk show host in
Detroit—with. the likes of
Sammy Davis Jr., Milton
Berle and Liberace, and
even Bing’s son’ Phil, ap-
pearing us guests. a
After the death of his wife,
Harris decided to move to
California. But in 1975,
Harris recorded a radio
commercial for the Mark C,
Bloome tire company, and
after pressure from Crosby's
lawyers, Bloome stopped

Harold © ome
"Top G.M. Vehicle
Huska, Linda Huska, and

Bn SP

“SECOND
Lisette de Montlgny

Al Lidgeth
Jean Chalmers:
Al Pratt. .

"Bob Desjardins

Linda Huska

Terry Huska |
- Cathy Archibald

Earl Barber
Lynn Campbell.
Dery! Campbell
Lynn Campbell
Larry Shkuratoff
veryl Campbell .

Ron Schmidt yey
Gordon Judzentis
Garry Kerr -

Al Pratt

Dery] Campbell
Larry Shkuratoff
Deryl Campbell
Lisette Desjardins
Cathy Archibald
Loreen Pratt

Lynn Campbell
Lynn Campbell
Dale Sweet

Marci Kovits

" Linette Hiebert

Wes Patterson
Terry Huska
Lisette Desjardins -
Al Lidgeth

Lisette de Montigny

Mens Top Eliminator
Womens Top Eliminator

Top Dodge Vehicle
Top Ford Vehicle ’
‘Top Tayota Vehicle

Hard Luck Trophy went to Deryl
developed engine trouble with one of his vehicles.

running the ads and dropped

Harris. °°
Harris sued Crosby and

-asked for $2 million in

damages. ‘I didn’t want to,
but I had no alternative," he

said.
COULDN'T GET WORK
After the Bloome com-

-mercial was pulled, Harris

gays he couldn't find work
because of the legal problem
with Cresby. -

‘His life for the next three
years consisted of court
battles, mostly delays.
Despairing, he wrote a letter
to the CBS television's news
magazine show 60 Minutes.

Yankees Within Four

By THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS

New York Yankees con--

tinued to put more pressure
on the fading Boston Red Sox
in the American League
East race Tuesday night
with a 4-2 win over Detroit

Tigers.

- That victory, coupled with
Boston's 4-1 loss to
Baltimore Orioles, moved
the Yankees to within four
games of the American

. League East leaders. The

four-game margin is
Baston’s lowest since June 9.

Roy White’s three-run
homer and eight innings of
shut-out pitching by Dick
Tidrow carried the Yankees.
They took a 1-0 lead in the
third off Kip Young when
White doubled, tock third on
a bunt and scored on a

' double play.

With two out in the New
York fourth, Graig Nettles
singled and Lou Piniella
walked, White then hit his
eighth home run the
season to cap the Yankee
scoring.

‘drow carried a shutout
into the ninth but Phil
Mankowski’s two-run homer
knocked him out and Sparky
Lyle came on to pick up his
22nd save.Detroit’s Hon
Leflore extended his hitting
streak to 27 games witha
ane-out single in the ninth,

Lee May blasted a lead-off
homer In the seventh and
Carlos Lopez singled in the
tiebreaking run later in the
inning following Boston's
third error of the game a5
the Tigers beat the Red Sox.
The Red Sox now have lost
flye of their last six games.
WHITE 80X WIN

Steve Trout, making his
first major-league atart,
fired six scoreless innings
before getting help from
three relievers, and Claudel

‘ catcher

Washington cracked a two-
run homer as Chicago White
Sox topped Minnesota Twins

43,

-Andre Thornton cracked
his 29th home run and Rick
Waits hurled a five-hilter en
route to his fourth con-
secutive victory as
Cleveland Indians defeated

Toronto Blue Jays 6-2.
The Texas Hangers at
California Angels game was
tponed by rain.
In the National League, a
run-scoring double by Jose
Cruz and a sacrifice fly by

pinch-hitter Bob Watson

rallied Houston Astros to a 3-
2 victory over Tom Seaver

Sports Briefs

RICHARDS TRADED

DALLAS (AP) — Golden
Richards, a six-year wide re-
ceiver who has occasionally
complained the game plan
didn’t include calling. his
number, wos traded
Tuesday to Chicago Hears by
Dallas Cowboys of the

- National Football League for

undisclosed draft
Richards'’s beat
receptions in

two
choices.
year was 26
1974, -

ACQUIREDEFEN-

CEMAN
LOS ANGELES (AP) —

Los Angeles Kings have -

acquired defenceman Nick
Beverley on waivers from
Minnesota North Stara, the
National Hockey League
team said Tuesday. Be-
verley, a six-year NHL
veteran and North Stars’:
captain last year, became
available due to aa excess of
defencemen on the Min-
nesota roster that came
about when the North Stars
merged with Cleveland
Barons last June. .

SIGNS CONTRACT

BALTIMORE (AP) -
Catcher Rick Dempsey, in
his firet full year-as a No. 1
in the - major
leagues, has signed.a five-
year contract‘ with
Baltimore Orioles. The
agreement, running through
the 1963 baseball season, was
announced prior to y
night’s Boston-Baltimore

game by Hank Peters,

‘general manager of the

American League: club.
Contract terms were not
released. :
JACKSON IN HOSPITAL
NEW YORK (AP) — Out-
fielder Reggie Jackson of
New York Yankees has been
sent to hospital for treatment
of a virus and will miss the
next several American
League baseball games, the
club said Tuesday. Jackson
took ill Monday and the
Yankees said the virus had
aettied in his hack.
NAME NEAL DIRECTOR
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) —
Indianapolis Racers of the
World Hockey Association
have named Bill Neal, head
coach for seven years at
Western Michigan Uni-
versity, as director of oper:
ations and assistant coach.
Neal's teams at Western
Michigan had a 151-87-9
record,
TAKE LUCAS
OAKLAND (AP) — Golden
State Warriors have decided.
to accep! guard John Lucas
and $100,000 as com-
pensation for loging Rick
try to Houston Rockets.
Larry O'Brien, National
Basketball Association
commissioner, had given the
Warriors the option of taking
Lacas and cash or a future
No. 1- draft choice and

360,00,

HEAD COOK - Must be
familiar with menu plan-
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supervision of kitchen staff.
$5.00 per hour.

COOK - Must be mature and
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THIRD
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Bill Horsebergh ' experience, Wages

Connie Huska negotiable.
; PIZZA COOK - Mature clean
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Bill Payne
Connie Huska
a LAKEVILLE, Conn. (AP)
aria Paul Newman
whose racing skills are as
Al Lidgeth well known to drivers as his
blue eyes are to screen
fans—picked up one victory
in Sports Car Club of
Ameri¢a , competition at
co, ime ut his apparent
die Reay . victory | in anather race was
revoked,
calvin Avchiba d According to race officials,
Cathy it Newman's car and another
rate. driven by Dr. William Coy-
. boned of Rochester, N.Y.,
: imped on the
adie straightaway, and
ry Coykendall's car crashed
into a third sports ear while
Joe Borovec

Rrenda Milmore —

Lioyd and Dianne Klein-
watcher

Garry Kerr and Cathy
Archibald

Joe Borovec and Brenda
Milmore — ’
Harold and Theresa Janzen

LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP)
— Comedian Flip Wilson is
on the University of Kansas
campus this week to film a
television special in which he
plays a backup quarterback
for the Jayhawks.

Filming was scheduled
Tuesday for Memorial
Stadium, where the Kansas
football team’ was to
simulate a Kansas-Texas
AM game in which Wilson
replaces the starting
quarterback and leads

. Kansas.to a touchdown...

Campbell who

describing his situation.

the show, interviewed st. Louis Cardinals and
Harris, then flew to London leading them to the Super
to interview Crosby, who Bowl.
Harris says didn't appear to | Sophomore quarterback
know that much about the Harry Sydney was selected
lawsuit. ; as Wilson's double for the
Crosby admitted to show. It was not announced
Wallace that it would look when or on whal stations the
bad for someone in his show will be telecast.
position to keep someone —-
lesser known from making a ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.
living and agreed to rectify (AP) — Bus driver Jack
the situation upon his return Bridgeman will not be
to California. —. disappointed if he returns to
Al Wallace's suggestion, New Hampshire without one
Crosby even offered to sing of the six Miss America
duet on theshow with Harris, contestants he brought from
and a date was scheduled. New England. His daughter,
Buthe diedsix days after the Belinda, is Miss New Hamp-
Wallace interview, suffering shire.
a heart attack on on golt .
course in Spain in October,
I erinute Basoball
e 6) Minutes segmen
was aired anyway, the Standings
weekend after Crosby's
death. Since then, Harris’ 6y THE CANADIAN PRESS

life seems to be on the up- AMERICAN LEAGUE
swing. WoL Pa. GBL
SETTLE THE SUIT Boston aS 52 420 —-

The $2-million suit against New or a Fe of 4.

Crosby was settled in early Baltimore 70 4 sl 8

i Detroit . 2
A ent, and aria Was free Cleveland % ee
to resume his singing career.

Immediately following the Kansas City 74 6) | a8 -
60 Minutes airing, Harris California 4
received several offers to do oakland bd 74 84 WG
Crosby tributes, but “out of Minnesota & 7 tae M4

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§1 @5 .375 2a'7
Tuewday Results
Cleveland 6 Toronto 2
Baltimore 4 Boston |
New York 4 Detroit 2
Chicago 4 Minnesota 3
Kansas City at Oakland N,
Texas at California, ppd. rain

on them.”

One offer he accepted
immediately was to play the
lead in a movie called The
Crooner, which is in no way
related to Crosby. "It's
about an aging movie star
who hits the skids, then
makes a comeback,” Harris
sald.

Meanwhile, Harris now is Fjttsburoh
looking forward to appearing ontreat
ina Tribue to Bing segment pg

Philadelphia

of the Folies Bergere at the York

Tropicana Hotel in Las tos Ameles 82 55 57d ~~

Vegas. San Francisco oo ro a0 2
The show's producer con- San. bi 71 68 51

tacted him alter viewing the Houston 6d 74

60 Minutes show, but Harris Atlanta a 73.
put him off for six months, rust mean
thinking that it didn't look
right to be perforraing Bing
Crosby tributes so shortly | sen francis at
after the performer's death. {epd.. rain fj
Although he only met {
Crosby face to face for about
10 seconds once, Harris said )
he respects the singer and = BRILL LANDS THIRD
only filed suit because he FRANKFURT, West Ger-
wanted to be allowed to many (Reuter) — Debbie
work. Brill of Aldergrove, B.C.,
“There's only one Bing placed third with a leap of
Crosby,” Harris said. ‘1 1.85 metres in women's high
-wouldn't be silly enough to jump at an international
think that I could hold a track and field meet
candle to his great talent. Tuesday. West Germans
But I didn't think [should be Brigitle Holzapfel and Ulrike
penalized just because we Meyfarth tied for first, both
happen to sound alike.” leaping 1.91 metres.

Flip Wilson as

ew ihnate Epdelal, “Flip
1g his § I. _ Wilson's Salute to Footbail, ...
Mike Wallace, a co-host of ~ also has him drafted by the

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Newman Disqualified -

Newman went on to avoid
the accident and a four-car
crash later on to cross the
finish line by a fender-
length.

A protest was lodged by
Coykendall, who claimed
Newman had been negligent,
but it was disallowed. In:
stead, the SCCA ruled
Newman had passed other
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gave the victory to the No. 2
finisher, George Alderman.

Later in the day, however,
Newman edged Don
Kearney of Tuxedo, Md., by
1.5 seconds to take the

featured race,

“To have my own
daughter in it, it’s fan-
tastic,”” said Bridgeman, 42,
of Merrimack.

For the past four years,
Bridgeman has delivered the
New Engtand contingent to
Atlantic City aboard the
luxurious bus.

Belinda, 20, is a freshman
at the North Carolina School
of Arts. :

“As all parents, I'll be
sitting on the edge of my seat
hoping to hear that familiar

sound, ‘Miss. New Hamp-
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we

— Indian leader Russell
Means is back at the South
Dakota state penitentiary

after spending nearly a week

in the hospital suffering from
effects of a month-long fast.

Means started the fast in
July when he began serving
a prison term for rioting.

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Doctors admitted him to a §

Sioux Falls hospital on Aug.
29. A state court judge later
ordered Means to break his
fast, an order Means obeyed.
The: Indian leader, who
came to national attention
with the 1973 takeover of
Wounded Knee, S.D., was
admitted to the prison in-
firmary on his return.

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