CAHA votes to appoint full time president on salary basis
The Canadian Amateur Hockey Association will appoint its first full time president, working under board oversight as duties of executive director stay unchanged. Gord Renwick of Cambridge plans a country wide search, declining to stand for the post himself. Awards were given to Renwick and Tubby Schmalz, with life memberships to past leaders.
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Quebec threatens to leave CAHA over veto power
At the CAHA annual meeting in London Ontario, Quebec's executive director Arthur Lessard warned the federation will exit if it does not gain veto power over CAHA decisions. He accused CAHA of prejudice and ignoring Quebec recommendations, cites lack of leadership and lost international ground. Renwick expressed surprise at the presentation.
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Jets lift WHA crown with downtown parade
Winnipeg Jets celebrated their World Hockey Association championship with a downtown parade to city hall. About 600 fans watched as the team, who defeated the Edmonton Oilers 4-2 in a seven game series, waved from the balcony with the Avco trophy. Ben Hatskin, founder and league chair, declared retirement after the celebration.
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Cablevision tops Finnie Tire in Medicine Hat league opener
Andy Weisbeck pitched with renewed form for Cablevision in a 9-0 win over Finnie Tire at Lions Park. Weisbeck also contributed a first inning single scoring, as Cablevision emphasized team unity under coach Doug Chilton. Hy-Point Feeds beat Sterling Trailer Sales 9-5 behind Barry Lutz pitching, with Norb Scholz driving in a run late. League action continues Thursday with Finnie Tire vs Hy-Point and Glenmor Sports vs Cablevision.
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USAC to reopen Indy 500 qualifying for 11 bumped cars
USAC will hold a special 10 am Thursday qualifying session for 11 cars bumped from the Indy 500 field. The move excludes Wayne Woodward's car amid his suit to stop the race if not reinstated, while the 33-car lineup remains the baseline.
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Argentina Tops Netherlands 8 7 After Penalty Replay
In Berne Switzerland Argentina defeated the Netherlands 8 7 after a 20 minute penalty shootout replay of last year’s World Cup final. The match swung from first half brilliance to a dull second half as both teams battled to decide the outcome.
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Martin Drops Battery Complaint Against Billy Martin in Reno
Nevada officials dropped misdemeanor charges after Ray Hagar and Billy Martin reached an out of court settlement of 8 000 dollars. The incident stemmed from a November 10 interview at a Reno promotion event for the Reno Bighorns. The case affected Martin's potential return as Yankees manager with George Steinbrenner seeking exoneration before rehiring.
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Baseball scores and standings across leagues
Boston and Baltimore each post wins with strong pitching while Chicago and Los Angeles secure series victories. The chart lists numerous box score details including runs, hits, errors, pitchers, and home runs for multiple games across the American and National Leagues.
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Top Pizza and Red Rooster win to reach Jubilee Cup final
In Medicine Hat league play Top Pizza defeated Suffield 4-3 after overtime with M Brisco scoring the decisive goal and J Tappermeyer adding one. Red Rooster beat Brooks 4-2 to advance alongside Pizza to the Jubilee Cup final at Medicine Hat College.
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Pro Sports Signings Across Three Leagues
NBA Phoenix Suns add free agent forward Jeff Cook. CFL Toronto Argonauts acquire linebacker Ron Southwick from Winnipeg for future considerations. NFL Falcons sign defensive back Randy Brooks and Bengals add running back Charles Alexander. Rams ink George Andrews, Jeff Moore, Derwin Tucker and Jerry Wilkinson. Chargers add tight end Kellen Winston. Buccaneers sign fullback Jerry Eckwood and end Reggie Lewis. Redskins add fullback Art Matone. NASL Los Angeles Aztecs sign midfielder Johan Cruyff.
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Millwall 0 Preston 2 in English League II
Soccer results from London show Millwall losing 0 to 2 against Preston in Division II. Scotland beat Northern Ireland 1 0 in the British International Championship. Republic of Ireland drew with West Germany 1 3 in the exhibition match.
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Car owner sues to reinstate Ferguson in Indy 500
Wayne Woodward, owner of driver Dick Ferguson, files suit in Marion County seeking to place Ferguson in the 33 car Indy 500 field or halt the $1 million race. USAC disqualified Ferguson after inspectors found a welded shut intake exhaust pipe to override power limits. A hearing was set for today.
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Argonauts Acquire Linebacker Ron Southwick From Bombers
Toronto Argonauts announced the acquisition of linebacker Ron Southwick from the Winnipeg Blue Bombers for future considerations. Southwick played four seasons with Winnipeg and joined the Bombers in 1975 after Calgary Stampeders released him.
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