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6Biddeford'Saeo Journal, Tuesday, June 6, 1972SetForegalShowdownTiger FroshTo PlayMONTREAL (AP)The NHI.’s two newest franchises, cher of the Flames were inter I table being 42 year-old defenseTitle Gamestage was set today for a likely she New York Islander* and at- ested bystanders Monday aslegal showdown between the es- lanta Flames, stocked their the 14 established NHL clubstablishedLeagueHockeyNational and upstartHockev clubs in the expansion draft. tidied up their rosters in the inman Tim Horton, claimed byBuffalo from Pittsburgh.But the most significant draftAssociation asWorld General Managers Bill Orrey tra-league draft. Eight players h . „ Toronto's selec-the of the Islanders and Ciiff Fiet-ichanged uniforms, the most no tinn , „rrv P]pail frnmtion of Larry Pleau from Mon t.real and the Canadiens’ suhThe Biddeford High School freshman baseball team takes on Lyman Moore Junior High School in Portland tomorrow in the Greater Portland Junior High School league cham-V « V M a. V* I ( V* Vi I' V ■ V* I *-»e * « fc./ 9 * a | Isequent claim of Brad Selwood P12,I?'' P ^amer|as payment from the Maple | Leafs.Both players have signed con tracts with the New England Whalers of the WHA as have several of the other athletesThe young Tigers completed their season with a 9-1 barrage of Westbrook at Waterhouse Field.Eight consecutive Tiger hits ignited by Paul Gallant's leadwhose names appeared on the triple accounted for eightlists of draft eligibles submitted Bengal runs in the fourth into Torrev and Fletcher Mondav ning. That was more than• « ■ • aenough to ice the victory’.WestbrookahMurray. 2band Canadiens Manoogian. rf if their 14 big Napohtan. ss. pnight.The announced signings of Pleau and Selwood with the WHA didn't seem to bother theI Maple Leafs i Monday andbrothers leave any quality play-J Blais, c ers who are WHA bound open Joyce, Iftoday, the Islanders and Morse. If Flames are likely to draft first, Perr and ask questions later.“I’m going to draft the best Peterson, cf players I can,” said Torrev. Harris. 3b, ss “The fact that they are avail Smith, ph able to me means thev signed a Hamilton, p standard contract last year. Gogette, rf (And that contract contained anI option clause on their serv ices Totalsfor next season.lbLebel, cf3321113211r0000000001h0 MERIT AWARDS for participating in sports 0 at Notre Dame de Lourdes grammar school 0 in Saco were presented during a banquet at 0 the school. Receiving the awards at left are basketball CoCapts. Wayne Madore and Ray000100mond Bergeron from Franklin Tarbox. guest speaker and football coach at Burns Junior High School. Looking on at right are girls basketball Co Capts. Joan Cote and Pauline Rucl. (Photo by Art Nadeau)'31000021 1 1“It has their sjgnaure and i'BiddefordHONORED — Biddeford High School Principal Paul M. Stebbins (left) parses the Stephen F. White award trophv to Andv Paul, son of Mr.and Mrs. Harvey Paul, Hills Beach Road, Biddeford, during an assembly Monday at the high school. The trophy is awarded yearly toan outstanding athlete at the sc-hnoi. The trophy remains in the school's trophv ease withthe winner’s name inscribed on it. Paul will receive a plaque acknowledging his accomplishment. Debbie Petit, at right, received the school’s Girls’ Sportsmanship Award.I have to. I’ll go to court to get them to honor that contract.”At about $300.000 per pick—Pinette. 2b Lachance. 2bNolette. cfah3both teams get 21 players for Gallant If- M ^ — Jfe -• M a MLPaul, rf-US Open Jinx Continues For Sam SneadBy THE ASSOCIATED PRESS I had no excuses,” he do Palmer, Jack Nicklaus.“That * about the worst I've dared, after flopping down onliavino, Gary Player and ever played in my life,” de a bench in the scorer’s tent. “I Casper.the $0,000,000 franchise fee Torrey and Fletcher aren’t anx- Gagnon, rf ious to pick select players who Clark, c have no intention of performing Faueher. lbin the NHL. Forcier ss“But I know of at least one Nadeau. p. 1hp'ayer, said Torrey. who has Rfrg0ron 35been announced a-- going to the Caron 3bWHA who is. right now. nego Bissonette oHating with an NHL club.” P’For the players, it’s a seller’s Totals market. For the buyers, it’s a jnnjno* matter of drafting players not Billy only on the basis of talent but on whether they'll play for yourPss034303330302r1012101100101hSports Awards PresentedDuring Notre Dame BanquetCertificates for three sports patrick.Boysbasketball ceriifica’eswent to Donald Scott, Co Capt. Notre Dame de Lourdes sports Miko pplin. Ralph Dubois,were presented during the first1 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESSAmerican LeagueEastbanquet at the school cafe eria. Robert Bernier, Francis00Guest speaker was Frank Beaulieu. Jeff Poisson, Co-Capt. Tarbox. football coach at Bur - Raymond Bergeron, Marcel3201100101Leeclared a very hot, very tired just played badly. I've playedand very disappointed Sam Snead after failing Monday in36 holes in one dav before.”Sanders, the flashy dresser ^yTn/omhis bid to qualify for this year’s jinx continues. An Open alsoU.S. Open.So for Snead, the U.S. Open the pro tour this weekend, car’ Vancouver and I-os Angeles Twho won the Kemper Open on chose ,wo players each in Mon larflIt’ 1 215’Westbrook 0 0 1 0 0 0 0—1Biddeford 0 0 0 8 1 0 x—9Winner Bissonette: LoserHamilton: U Cunningham,W.L.Pet. GBDetroit2417.585-Baltimore2121.5003*2,1Cleveland2020.500312boston1722.4366 ,N e w Yo rk1624.4296*2Milwaukee15West23.3957*2Oakland2913.690—Minnesota2416.6004 1Chicago2517.5954 !California2024.455 10Texas1826.40912 , 12Kansas City1725.405Junior High School. Other head Therrien. I^ouis LeSieur, Nor-Guay,Marktable guess were Rev. Joseph man Martel, William Carrier, pastor of Notre Dame \l a r i 0 Morneau.Pansh. Sister Rachel, prhci tal.Coulombe, Richard Cartier, if N'otre Dame. Si-ter Theresa, Raymond Scott, Carl Neault, Kelley Fitzpatrick, coach o: David Precourt, Wayne Madoro g iris basketball, Alberick and manager Daniel JamiesonMartin and Arthur Tar lit. Baseball awards werebasketball and baseball coaches presen'ed to Michael Applin, and Earl Jamieson Jr. Jeffrey Poisson, Raymondpresident of the school board Bergeron, Marcel Therrien, and soccer, basketball and Louis Ix-Sieur, Ralph Dubois,baseball coach.William Guay. Mark Coulombe,Mondav’s ResultsReceiving certificate' for girls Richard Cartier, Pierre Gagne, basketball were Ka'hleer Cari Vault. Wayne Madore andBoi'vert, Paula Perreaulday’s draft, the Canucks picking Dan Tannahill, a 30-goalAfter a finp morning round of consecutive Opens starting in 69 in sectional qualifying at the 1937. His closest hot at a titleded a 68-67—135 to lead quali ran 33 times, he competed in 26 fH,rs al charlotte Other tour scorer with Boston’s American. . . .. Hockey League farm club, andregulars who qualified there in 'Spring FootballOakland 3, Cleveland 2. 10 in Boissonneault. Pauline Ruel, Co-ningsMinnesota 3. Baltimore 2 Only games scheduledJune David Guay.Soccercertificate;- wereCapt. Ruth Bouffard, ( Cap . awarded to Ralph Dubois, Joan Cote, Marta Wingfield, Ruber Bernier. l)»nald Scott,GerrvCharlotte, N.C., Country Club, came in 1939 at the Snead ballooned to a 78 in the delphia Country Club, afternoon round. His 147 total with victoryf iLvitrfin(bn *1 74 kO’Flahertv from ToPhila-'duded Hubert Green. Don Bies, ronto, and the Kings getting when Funseth, Lou Graham. Doug Volmar from Detroit andhis grasp he Kermit Zarley, Dave Marr. Bob BarrySessions BeginTuesday’s GamesCalifornia (Wright 4-2 and Rose 1-0) at Detroit (Lolich 8-3 and Coleman 74). 2, twi-nightDiane Cantara. Rita Collard, Raymond Bergeron. Marcel Mary Beth Coulombe, Elaine Therrien, Marc Beaudoin, Marc Cantara, Carole Cantara, Diane Ix-endre. Louis Le Sieur, Jamieson, Robin Collard, Diane William Guay, Norman Scott,,0,1 (bon *i\fiirnhv Hob Limn Mavnn PiLong from•inrl llnrtnnOver 100 boys reported for Chic ago* Snrin« football practice a'Paquin, Cynthia Lachance Mark Coulombe, Pierre Gagne,l, Thornton Academv and BidMinnesota (Kaat 6-1) at Balti- D „ , ■ „ .more (Palmer 6-3) nisht Patricia Murphv, Rac hel Rav mondmore u aimer b 3), Bergeron and Coach Fitz Madore.Scott aWayneOakland (Blue 0-2) at Cleve-
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