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Show Deeret flew scoreboard 2 Tradition continues, Dallas is tough cigdin This is the third in a series of six articles dealing with the prospects of teams in the Central Hockey League for the 1977-7- 8 season. Today: Dallas o Currently just 10 players five from Toronto and five from have been assigned Chicago to Dallas The 10 are top prep of the NATIONAL LEAGUE W r, that tradition. A solid second last season after a slow start, the Hawks sport a new coach this year in ex goalie Gerry McNamata, but player personnel should be much the same, possibly even improved McNamara replaces Roger Neilson, who earned a promotion to the Toronto Maple Leafs of the National Hockey League with his strong coaching effort last season Toronto is one of two parent clubs for Dallas, with the other being the Chicago Black Hawks Last season, due to injuries m both organizations, Dallas was shorlhanded in players down the stretch Dont look for that to happen again One Dallas official says is replete with enough hockey players this year to staff Dallas hy itself According to the agreement each NHL affiliate supplies half the Dallas roster, however, so several Toronto players will be loaned out to other organizations Ironically, several of them may end up playing against Dallas as members of opposing CHL teams. Traditionally, Dallas does not have its roster completed until the last minute, and that won't change this season. Baseball playoffs royals Claire Alexander, Mike Pelyk and Trevor Johansen Dallas will draw its two goalies from a group that includes Mike Veisor, Mike Pierre Hamel, Wayne Thomas and Gordie McRae Most of the above names are familiar to CHL fans They are guys who have proven themselves in this league and, in many cases, had a considerable taste of NHL action Rookies must be top quality to make the Dallas roster, and McNamara feels he has two of those in defenseman Ron Wilson and right wmg Sagamuk. Wilson was known as the Bobby Orr of college hockey. He e at was a Providence College and is the son of Kansas City Red Wings coach Larry Wilson He will be playing against his dads team 14 times this season if he makes the Dallas roster 108 Saganiuk scored last season for the Lethbridge AlbeHa juniors despite spending 203 minutes m the penalty two-tim- Alain Belanger . . . 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Probable Dallas Black Hawks by the time the season starts next week include: veteran bluelmer Bob Hoffmeyer and forwards Paul Evans and Bruce Boudreau. The Dallas defense will be further boosted by three of the following eight Randy Holt, Mike OConnell, Dave Logan, Blair Mackasey, Kevin Camp 3 rvipit j Just like stealing when' you buy a new Kirby for $209.00, in factory cartons from . . . TOTEM Sewing 286-688- 1 4175 S. Redwood Rd. box He is a second-roundraft choice of ToroiU) and had an d excellent training camp accord mg to Dallas officials d McNamara was a scout in the Toronto organization prior to the Dallas coaching assignment, which is his first Dallas begins its season with six straight road games That plus McNamaras newness to the job gives the Hawks a tough obstacle right at the starting gate. If they handle it, look out the rest of the say! The boys PREDICTION: from Big D will be tough again. They're a definite threat to improve one spot on their second-plac- e finish of last season, but there is one other team in the league who looks equally as tough. Second again for Dallas highly-regarde- Marsh beats 5-- 3 Floyd, VIRGINIA WATER, England (AP) Australian globetrotter Graham Marsh scored the most important victory of his international golf career today a S and 3 decision over heavily-guardeAmerican Ray d final of the $225,000 World Floyd in the Match Play Championships n Floyd, trailed by a cordon of a uniformed police after an anonymsuspicious-eyeous telephone caller made a threat against him, never led in the gloomy, rainy weather that hung over the 6,969-yarpar 73 Burma Road course at Wentworth Golf Club in suburban London Marsh, who won the Heritage Classic this season in his first year on the American tour, collected $52,500 from Europes richest purse for the 24th international victory of his career The disappointed Floyd, a premier performer on tlie American tour but a outside the United States, got $31,500 for second Severiano Ballesteros Spains 13 times on his way to a 3 and 2 victory over Hale Irwin in the match for third place Ballesteros won $21,000, Irwin won $15,750 He absolutely holed it every time he drew the putter back, Irwin said sharp-noseveteran, Marsh, a gave up sure thing on the international circuit to try his which lie had dominated for years fortunes on the American tour this year He said he figured he had to win $',10,000 to make up for the international contracts he abandoned at the age of 33 He responded by winning more than Region nine teams took a rest this past $100, 000 in the United States, added two lucrative Wednesday, a rest lrom roadtrips, last food, and Kyle Japanese titles in his spare time and pushed his complete earnings to more than $200,000 with his Brimley important victory Kyle, a junior Imebucker had his head m on He took the lead against Floyd with a id tackles at Wasatch a week ago, getting seven of eagle putt on the fourth hole and never trailed (hose on his own The steady Marsh, who had eight birdies and an oung. and extremely quick, the 175 pounder huv ers around the advantage at eagle for the dismal day, had a scrimmage line like a bird of prey 18 holes, pushed it to with a lunch break the after He's playing as well as any kid I ve ever 2(7 foot on the seventh hole of the afternoon and putt coached." says Morgan coach Jan Smith, "he's got brought it home big things ahead of him On the offensive side of the line, be does his shaie too As an offensive center he puts a lot of mobility up iron! lor Morgan s fine running game "THl GUN THAT WON THE WIST" Not just a Hash in the pan. Kyle pioved he can handle himsell by lettering at Moigan last year m all as a sophomore basketball, baseball and track ' Next year will be his veai savs Smith 94 Next year, and this week FROM GUNS UNLIMITED Ky le is the son of Mr and Mrs Rohei t Hi imicy ot with th purchase of any new Morgan Jerry Johnston 1 977 or 1978 ear or truck Tied., Thurs., Fri., & Saturday IJood to nine Daily 10 to 6 p.m Saturday IN THE EXHIBITION HALL FREE d ... ADMISSION two-roun- NO TICKETS NECESSARY FOUR DAYS FOUR GRAND PRIZES FUN-FILLE- half-doze- d, D One to be given away each night. (Need not be present to win Must be . . . 1 8 years or older.) GRAfJD PRIZE PnSVIEV1 non-winn- Whirlpool one-putte- d - ' v IO c S' " vv JV, A J I tI i x & i. i . ?. d oven The oven the whole family can enjoy. It's cool . . It's economical . . . It's fast . . . It's designed for MEALTIMER clock d safety. Automatic lets you set up to 35 minutes of continuous cooking or defrosting time. The MEAL MINDER . dual-spee- L S 'l 1 variable power control lets you adjust the average cooking energy levels to the type of food being cooked, heated or defrosted and the time you have available. Handsomely designed with black-glas- s, door, sealed-i- n glass shelf, oven signal. light and KYLE BRIMLEY Morgan High School see-throu- Tmk Courtesy HUISH DISTRIBUTING 20-fo- a Dodge from our large inventory LPGA golf HOUSTON 1AP1 Here arp me Drst round remits if the IPgA h oust nr F w me Clubs Ciass'C tourndmen change Mr n Newport Yacn Country Club Amy Alorit rtriM Mann ft Y1 A9 69 Pa Movers Marlene FlovtS 3437 7) an veonenson 1977 DODGE 4x4 BRAND NEW jpn vn Ronnie laue wxira H fci inner JO Ann Pent ce Donna While kaftiy Vivian Brownlee Alexandra Rewvwot Beveriy Klauss 34 331 bs IS ;i 797 ?i .ft. 35 44.37 is 37 t 2s 2 y. 9 Of! STAGE s Do-- lt kaleidoscope of Food Preparation Entertainment Yourself Hobby Projects Preview of industry's finest appliances, services Fnsbion Shows All under one and products with hundreds of booths to visit roof , . . . . . . . a i lv ; l 8! it m f, 1 1 k v ; 7) 71 h 77 M km Includat ritl 4tlvrd at ESiGOLEVS . hobby presentations include Quilting . Furniture Refinishing Embroidery Photoqraphy Make-l- t and more . 'N 10TH SOUTH & MAIN Saii lake City Phone 359 7655 V . . , . Macrame Take-- lt . ...and . . . . Vii sir S . . Casting many, many tot: will be Extravaganza presented new each day with tips for everyday or special occasion menus. Popular home economists will feature all types of meals prepared on all types of electiic, gas and microwave appliances . e kiku S i vi kJ IVerdD G? SSCITLCT ALD A variety Cooking . Fly be given away during each show day. (Must be present to win or prizes will be returned for next drawing) CITE? Al t G.1KlfJ3 Fan II rTTO i i FfiWilY . ATTENTION EXHIBITORS! BQBGE WHERE YOUR NEW DODGE IS GUARANTEED AS LONG AS YOU OWN IT . To aa Three stages have been provided for variety, and prize drawings will be awarded at the conclusion of each of these stage demonstrations (Must be present to win) . . . KftfH ftciti YAiUACurmrs J 9 f3 Exciting! Informative! Entertaining! Intriguing . w,so H ? 3ft. 13 $ A 5-- WINCHSTR. mi.i sxcii i 15 Friday's Fights CINCINNATI Roy Dale, Cincin nati. knocked out Gary Broughton Brantford, Ont , 9. middleweight) Tony Reed Chicago, knocked out J D Cunningham. Cincinnati 1, flyweights Tom Fischer, Dayton, Ohio outpointed Charlie Jordan, 6, heavyweights 0 0 2 0 11 4 0 10 33 4 12 4 0 0 m 7 Boxing East 11111 1 9 NATIONAL CONFERENCE 200 dh dh c b RVWiite Mavtwry 10B 3 Kansas City 1 IB RWhite Otis Pimeiia Arizona Arizona St HW Dixie JV U Northern Arizona 4 Porter Patek ss F White 2b Total City Pa,ek sS 2 110 HhYV S 0 10 0 12 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 4 12 0 4 0 0 2 4 0 11 3 30 11 Mvbrv lb G" 722 000 9 njn abrftte 4 0 0 0 Pooette rf 4 12 0 Ohs cf 4 0 0 0 McRae H 3 0 0 0 Zwh 4 0 0 0 G Brett 3b Cowees rf 3 2 4 BYU BYU BYU JV Utah PHILA LOS 0 0 0 0 Net College volleyball DODGERS 6, PHILLIES 5 2 CITY KANSAS 000 ii u. New jersey Net 3 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 113, Atlanta 184 95, Portland 93 Sunday, Get 8 New York K rucks at Nets C level and vt Bwoston Columbus, Ohio Ph ladeiuhta vs. Milwaukee, at Lex inglon Ky Golden State vs Kanaas otv. at Omaha Yankees 6, 31 Kanu Los Angeles (John 20 7) at Philadelphia (Carlton h0i 8 IS b m Sunday's Game Los Angeles at Philadelphia, 5 pm, if necessary AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pet 2 667 Kansas City 7 333 New York Kansas City II Munson c ReJks rf Chmbfs lb Nettles 3b Pimeita dh Rndiph 2b Dent ss CJhnsn ph FStnly ss t atiArdart New Orleans Golden State L Detroit Waminfftge East BO-4- 8 returns quality, however, and the list of possible and probable assignees yet to come is impressive week cos Angeies Pt ladetph.a NBA exhibitions standings AMERICAN CONFERENCE OF OCTOBER 8, 1977 WEEKEND bell, By Brent Checketts Deseret News sports writer High finishes in the Central Hockey League and the Dallas Black Hawks usually go together perfectly, ami the 1977-7- 8 campaign should not change NFL Booth space is still available Wmmfred Jardine, Deseret News Food Editor will be cooking on stage, featuring "Cooking for the Holidays " Call j for t i. 237-271- TEfcr j: 6 or 237-274- 1 further information. : nrsrtKgg& xixUWnqBW.TW sw 1 t |