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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jun 02, 1978

Page

12

Indy shows new team can win big race at first try

The Indianapolis 500 showcased a mix of first-time potential and veteran grit. Al Unser earned his third win in eight years with Jim Hall's Lola team, which labored through early issues before triumph. Hall's prowess as builder shone even as driving talent flourished elsewhere, including Janet Guthrie and Tom Sneva.

New York Tom Sneva Lloyd Ruby Janet Guthrie Danny Ongais A. J. Foyt al Unser Indy Jim Hall Unser Texas Hall Midland Tex USAC Sneva

Junior Golf League Schedule Highlights

The schedule lists eight matches with tee times from 3:00 to 4:10. Rivalries include Farrell's Raiders versus Golden Bears and Rattlers versus No Names, with teams such as Banana's, Wormburners, Top Flights, Royal Specials, Pro Staffs, Faultless, Eagles, High Flyers, Golden Pams, Dots, Max Fli's, and Titleists appearing across the day.

Farrell's Raiders Golden Bears Banana’s Wormburners Royal Specials Faultless Rattlers No Names Eagles High Flyers Golden Pams Dots Max Fli’s Medicine Hat News Golf League Banana‘s Farrells Raiders Golden Rams Raitlers MaxFli

Racquetball Classes Begin at Crestwood Center

The Crestwood Recreation Centre starts a second session of Ladies Only and Co Ed racquetball classes this Saturday. Ladies Only meets Tuesdays and Thursdays 9:15 to 10:45 a.m. Co Ed runs 7 to 8:30 p.m. Fee is $7.50 per person. For registration call 527-7007.

Crestwood Recreation Centre

East West All Star game opens CFL season in Calgary

The CFL season opener in Calgary features 68 top Canadian pros in the East West All Star game. Players celebrate growing pensions and post season payouts while organizers anticipate a crowd over 22,000 and a profit exceeding 55 thousand dollars for the pension fund.

Calgary George Reed CFL Canada Canadian Football League Players’ Association Montreal Alouettes Edmonton Eskimos Edmonton Ottawa Rough Rider B.C. Lion Toronto Argonauts Winnipeg Blue Bombers Reed Saskatchewan Roughriders John Agro Sporting Hamilton CFL Players’ Association Agro Toronto Calgary Stampeders Chuck Ealey Argonauts Sonny Wade Ealey Tom Clement Hamilton Wayne Smith Winnipeg Wade

Vilas Rallies to Top Martin in French Open Thriller

Guillermo Vilas comes from 1 4 down in the final set to edge Billy Martin 6 2 2 6 3 6 2 4 6 4 in the French Open second round. Vilas, seeded second and last year’s champion, broke Martin’s serve in the final set’s sixth game then seized control with precise backhands and top spin forehands. Martin, from Palos Verdes California, had beaten Vilas at Wimbledon last year. Ashe and Orantes won in the same round to reach the third round of the event.

Paris Argentina Guillermo Vilas Billy Martin United States Vilas Martin Palos Verdes Calif Arthur Ashe Spain Manuel Orantes

Greg Pilling Named Coach Manager of Regina Pats

Greg Pilling 34 is named general manager coach of the Regina Pats in the Western Canada Hockey League. He replaces fired Lorne Davis after a one year contract, arriving from Fort Wayne Komets where he led to IHL first place and final playoff run.

Regina (Cp Greg Pilling Regina Pats Western Canada Hockey League Pilling International Hockey League Fort Wayne Komets Lorne Davis Komets D.K. Macpherson Pats Macpherson Davis Medicine Hat Alberta Joyline Blades

Montreal OKs plan to host 1978 Grand Prix

Montreal's executive committee approved bringing the 1978 Grand Prix of Canada to the city in early October aiming for city council approval next week. Mayor Jean Drapeau backs the project and a Civic Party majority on council is expected to support it. The race would run on le Notre Dame island amid Expo 67 sites and 1976 Olympic venues, despite a $3 million Mosport Park Ltd. lawsuit alleging rights violations.

Montreal Jean Drapeau Drapeau Civic Party le Notre Dame St. Lawrence River Mosport Park Ltd Toronto Mosport

Glenmor Sports doubles Lancers in City Men’s Softball action

Randy Koch powered Glenmor Sports to a 6-3 win over the Medicine Hat Lancers at Lions Park as he blasted a two run homer in the first inning. Glenmor built a 6-1 advantage by the sixth before the Lancers rallied in the seventh. Al Wright earned the win for Glenmor while Ksko took the loss. In the second game Finnie Tire upset Cablevision 7-4 behind Gil Schechtel’s six strikeouts. Next games list Hy-Point Feeds vs Lancers and Alberta Gas Chemicals vs Glenmor Sports at Lions Park.

Medicine Hat Lancers Doug Topley Glenmor Sports Lions Park Glenmor Lancers Finnie Tire Cablevision Don Lander Randy Koch Glemor Sports Koch Rod Insko Glienmor The Jim Poersch Norb Scholz Poersch Scholz Wayne Hart Barry Nakonechny Doug Miller Miller al Wright Ksko Finnie Gerald Andreas Glen Varra Larry Biko Rick Parker del Verbonac Len Heckbert Gil Schechel Harold Bertelson Wally Trost Morris Lukowich Heckbert Dave Sept Blaine Verbonac Terry Bartman Greg Sept Verbonac Gil Schechtel Randy Coderre John Leman Alberta Gas Chemicals

Medicine Hat Lawn Bowling Schedule

Schedule lists daily events for the Medicine Hat club. Highlights include Saturday men’s and ladies’ doubles, Sunday mixed triples eliminations, Monday men’s and ladies’ doubles, Tuesday singles, Wednesday jitney, Thursday mixed doubles elimination, Friday ladies’ triples and men’s triples, and Saturday June 10 mixed doubles with Gibson, followed by Sunday June 11 southern Alberta eliminations for mixed doubles and mixed triples.

Medicine Hat Southern Alberta Gibson

Hart Knocks Out Marsh to Defend Canadian Lightweight Title

Gaetan Hart of Buckingham Quebec stopped seven ranked Leo Marsh of Toronto 58 seconds into the second round to retain the Canadian lightweight pro title. Hart, in top form, landed a solid left to the nose and a short right uppercut as Marsh was sent to the canvas. The bout was scheduled for 12 rounds.

Hull Que Gaetan Hart Buckingham Leo Marsh Toronto Hart Marsh

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