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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 25, 1981
Page
15
Billings loses to Helena 3 to 4. Idaho Falls tops Butte 3 to 2. Calgary defeats Lethbridge 8 to 7. Calgary beats Lethbridge 8 to 7 with Leggett credited. Billings falls to Butte 3 to 7. Stricheck earns win for Butte in 1-0 decision.
Baseball Indians sign Neal Heaton and send him to Chattanooga in the Southern League. NBA Bulls hire Jerry Sloan on a multi year deal. CFL Lions trade John Blake to Tiger Cats for future draft pick. NFL Bills add WR Robert Holt. Chiefs add RB Billy Jackson and tackle Wayne Washington. Rams promote Charlie Hail to scouting and sign DE Bob Cobb. Steelers ink WR Robbie Martin and LB David Little. Seahawks appoint Doug Kretz to scouting staff.
Pee Wee League Blazing Boomers lost 6 to 10 to College Boomers, Redcliff K of C beat NWCH No. 11. Mite League Burger King Whoppers 2 defeated Kuipe Lumber 1, Bill's Equipment 1 beat Medicine Hat Steel. Senior League Continental Inn 3 topped Top Pizza 2, Continental Inn advances to the Assiniboia Cup semi finals.
Jockey Jim Lewis of Walla Walla Washington was found with an electrical device to boost a horse's speed before the seventh race at Medicine Hat. Stewards suspended him indefinitely, barred from all tracks, and referred the case to Alberta Racing Commission for possible fines up to 5000 dollars or expulsion. Carruthersowner of the horses attended. Lewis had planned rides on Kelly Shaft and Miss Bunny Red.
Boston AP reports Detroit Tigers fielder Richie Hebner on strike with MLB players digs graves with his father during the break. He has helped since age eight and says June outdoors feels funny while balancing baseball with the family grave-digging business.
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