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Show 4D DESERET NEWS, May 22, Thursday, 1969 Senior Hoop Summery Nick VecsgasSi Eastern Division Won Lost Pet. 25 U .01 18 .Si4 i9 lliliiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHii!iiiiiii!iiiiiiiihTiiiHiii;ii:i:iii;iiiiiiii!i!ii!iiilll Chicago Pittsburgh New York WhithorGo The Hockey? 1 lou. St. 17 15 Philadelphia Montreal 11 C 5 .500 .459 20 23 ,42V Soever .324 o .680 Vi .oil .... ... .472 .415 590 HRERBB 3 10 5 0 5 0 0 0 A Francisco I. 4 2. Flood. 010 010 St. St. LOB H8P err. ft, Louis Lous 0 13 4 X San 1. 8 ... 4 . 2 .9 H 4 2 0 San R ER BB SO 5 2 2 1 2 2 3 3 by waslewskl (Henderson). T 2:25. A 4,419. (W.7-3- ) 1 (i. I erry 2 6 MrCovev. (3), Mays (5), Hicks Flood. S- F$ Lanier, ' Bnles esewskf 2 2 0 14,66. Giants 4, Cards 3 00 10 8 102 Franosm P 0 9 SO 100001 DP II Boswell SB P.N ekro. 7 2:33. Louis San Francisco Sr. 4 7' 10 .568 Pmia at Atlanta, nignt Montreal at Cincinnati, night New York at Houson, nignt Chicago at San Diego St. Louis at Los Angeloa Pittsbu g at San Fran y (L4-3- ) Raymond .Johnson PB Tillman. T Friday's Garnet conference Major news during the three-dawas the retirement of president A1 Leader. note of selection of young was the Equally worthy Gene Kinasewich as the new president. (27) (W,6-2- ) PN ekro Western Division Lost Pet. Won The annual Western Hockey League meetings closed in routine fashion Wednesday but ramifies-tion- s from the confab will liktiy take effect for the next several years, $ Jones, Kranepooi. IP I 21 24 li Atlanta 14 22 LosAnge'es 21 le Son Francisco 17 i9 Cincinnati 24 17 Houston 25 16 San Diego Wednesdays Results Los Angeits 3. Chicago Houston 3, Montreal 2 New York 5, Atlanta 0 Cincinnati 6. Philadelphia S Pittsburgh M, San Diego i Sen Francisco 4, St. Louis 3 Harrelscn. jBosweit. 1 1 3 5 WP IteaaW Z OIL I alt lamb 4. 2B LOB Chicago L Les HR B.Wiiitam. Kosco. Hickman, Crawford (5). S C'awtord. ER PBSO H R IP 3 7 Hand. iL.M) 1 1 0 E DaVanon 2. DP Pittsburgh 2, San Regan J 9 (W,6-2- ) Diequ I. LOB Pittsburgh 10. San Diego A 16,688. 3. isk, Patek, A.Oliver. 33 M.Alou, Hebner. HR J May (3), A.Oliver U). Astros S, Expos 2 H RERBBSO IP Montreal I Moose (W, 9 5 1 2 3 Houston 11 M Svisk (1,0-3- ) 3I-- ) 7 1 1 I 2 LOB 1. E J.Aicu. 1 Podres 0 l' Montreal 5. Houston 12. 2B Sutherland, H- R. , Staub. .'Men k, 4 Sutherland ID. SB Mota, Morgan. R ER BB SO H 0 0 0 IP HBP-- by 5 T 2:27. Sroneman ((.,3-4- ) 3 3 4 3 .. 5 A 34,334. 2 2 2 0 0 .. 11 McG;nn 0 0 0 0 2 ($haw 7 2 2 p (W,2-5ILtmasfer I 1 Chicubs 3, Dodger 1 2 0 0 0 0 Gladdinp HBP by McGinn, Save Gladding. ChieMmtk 810M 108 -1 (Bryant). WP Lw.i44tf. T 2:34. Los Angeles 108 028 Wa- -4 11,649. EXEBSHEEQ t 111 VS- ,' J A. 10000 ... Wilson B Ojvtr 2 3 (1.2-4- ) 11-- Carroll fW,J-3- WP 4 2 ..2 423 ...... J Johnson Mo-ri- tt Western Hockey League play started in 1948 (three or four years earlier if you count the old Pacific Coast League) and has since maintained a core of league veterans. These men dedicated to the game and the league, but often hesitant to have held the leagues policy keep up with times gun. But now those new entrants into the hockey field, young owners like the Bob Breitbards of San Diego, the Dan Meyers of Salt Lake, are carrying the game to a progressive , .tch. The in fighting during the closed policy meetings is strictly for conjecture. Yet mumblings and grumblings around the party table indicated those branded the Young Turks scored with their proposals. They may have not won every or even a strong percentage of the control, tations, but the hard core Is more than ever aware that new men of the VVHL are out to push the league on the growth path. ) Merritt, 8U. .1 Carroll. Allan). LOB 0 1 4 2 1 7 0 4 4 0 4 2 0 1 0 A 1110 T 2:20. Mots 5, Breves 0 ! New York . New York G8$fate 2 1 2 0 0 A I Ill Ill IIMII- -I , J Atlanta 5. Tourney Lists Entry Deadline Deseret News Special MAGNA Entry deadline for the women's Early Bird Golf Tournament (May 26) is set for Friday according to poci-meeti- Tony Bermingham, Club professional. Copper The tourney is one of the regular stops on the womens golfing tour. It Is an individual low net and low gross torun ament in four As Gene Kinasewich said Tuesday in his first, official interviews t Hockey is a game equated with gladiators and blood baths. This is not the game. We can influence the youth. I have faith in hockey and I have the same faith in hockey players. flights (championship, and C). A. B, e mens sport shirts short-sleev- The entry fee is J6.00 and golfers may enter by calling the Copper Golf Club at Tee times will be available by 3 p m. Saturday. From 'Eggs1 To Ice HYLAND Spring Cmsi'c The first answer is obviously the new blood in the WHL battled through to get a unanimous vote for Kinasewich. Gene answers the second part saying, Hockey Is very much in my blood. Ivs been involved with the game for a long period. But why should I leave a position in the academic world? When I was firet Intro- - ; Z I I . t- c ' I : " - HYLAND ;y BOWLING LANES 1174 I. 3300 U. IN DRAGVAY 3 Vi Milas West raging of City MAY 25th 4th ANNUAL FUEL & GAS INVITATIONAL save up to $30 on a new year-roun- d suit reg. $65 OASSERS A AA FUELERS FROM UTAH, WASHINGTON AND IDAHO - Qua- 12th Annus) Handicap Bowling Tournament POCATELLO Nimath Courageous NEW YORK (UPD Ivy style with button- " down collars, long tails. Permanent press in tattersall checks, ' stripes, wide tracks; ENTER NOW! would the WHL select a ycung man who comes from the egghead (Ivy League) country as the guiding light. Secondly, why would Kinasewich leave the academic world. I reg. 3.99 f the meetings was why duced to the position of Western Heekey League president, I said No way 1 But curiosity moved me to talk to the league represent- aUves. lUa league baa bo opportunity for expansion, has great potential, And so Gene, a youthful self assured symbol bursting with enthusiasm is also a symbol of a league headed fer possible International (Canada, United States, Mux- ico) and perhaps even glo- bal (Hawaii) play. Hockey in the Western League ver- sion obviously goeth upward. - It tit ill 8 I 100 S01- -S Philadelphia 2-6 Cincinnati 201 1. E T.Tayidr 2B 13. LOB Philadelphia 6, Cincinnati Hisie 2. STolan, Herm, J.Jonnson. SF Roias, Peru. H R ER BB SO IP 2 3 9 4 4 1 Fryman The behind the scenes movements action not particularly for public consumption but for press conjecture may overshadow the position change. In fact youthful Kinasewich is a prime example of the leagues new mode. 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