The culpability of ‘the. paying "public -never
ceases to. amaze:. -To-rub. shoulders, even from 30

”

B2 ; Sunday, November 28, 1982 - North Shore News

"display ‘of skill, and paying

through. the nose : for the Pleasure is

amazing.

But as long as they're’

foreign and big names the
Canadian public will be

Borg and Connors are
certainly the two biggest
names in tennis along with
their little

We Wea said eters oy -

well-known N.H.L: com-
mentator that playing to 2

draw is as
kissin’ your sister! Nothing

gets settled!
Well it was the Super Valu
(Westlynn Ma

juvenile

is absolutely

delinquent friend,
what's his name.

John

Regardless of reputation,

the tennis was mediocre for’ -

those two. with a nice long
baseline game that really
didn't put too much of a

press conferences,
-playing in different -arenas

Mind . you with ail” that

travel, those mind-numbing

-and

almost every night, it’s a
heck.of a hard way to make
their $25 —— $50,000 per

performance. (Tell me’ all

about the recession, Daddy.)

These guys .are basically
maintaining fitness ' while
thousands are. paying fan-

tastic sums of money: to

watch them sweat. Neat.
Of course, all these

Satarday nightatK.M. A., as
they fought back to scratch
out a 6-6 tie. with Torchy’s ;
Flames in North Shore
Industrial Hockey League
action.

Bruce MacDonald
squared the game with three
minutes left when he scored

those days. On Wednesday

we ran.a story about Sentinel-

“Ah well, it was just one of

being tops in tennis. A good .

story.
‘Regrettably the game “was
badminton. Sorry about

Also, keeping up the good
work, we also ran.a story

Pele.
says yes
to U.S.A.

One week In Sun Valley
e One weekend at Silver Star (both
rtesy of.great West Ski Holidays

cou

(inci. Air, Hotel & Lifts)

about Hillside skiing to a

Clever people thase
Highwaymen. Especially
when one realizes the event
in question was cross
country F running.

When we goof, we goof

well. Our apologies.

RIO DE JANEIRIO, Brazil
(UPI) - Pele, the king of soc-
cer in his playing days, ex-
his support for any
bid. by the United States to
stage the next World Cup.
Pele, who works in public
relations for Warner Corp.,
proprietor of New York
Cosmos with which he finish-

an 1 unassisted goal to steal
the Leafs a point. Mac-
Donald’s late goal made Jim
Barnes’ hat trick a touch
more significant, as he led
the ‘scoring attack,
were added by Ian McKay,
and MacDonald's brother,
Wayne.

On the other side of the

The top five. counters for
Hillside in their second place
finish were: Trevor Smith, 9,
Chris Jensen, 22, Dave
Ammond, 24, Kevin Arnold,
30, Charie Stone, 65.

—A total of 28 teams tk
place in the boys event with
245 finishers.

ed his playing career, said
that holding the 1986 tourna-
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would be a major step in the
advancement of  interna-
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The fact that 70 percent of
North American stadiums
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spectators are the tr ennis
fans, right? 7
“Quickly, name ‘the top
male’ and: stop. female tennis.
player in Canada. **
Getthe point?. . . .

epee

‘sO ITS the biggest

one says ‘the what?” yn in

another + tegend, down - ‘the
drain.

bl ae

~ And regerdless. of. the
outcome,“ Toronto s

- fans have. had" “their anoment™

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the final: Though it must be
admitted. that TO is-a good

' sports city. The: fans keep
Coming back for more.

' The Argos, | Leafs and Blue
Jays ‘all. continué to draw

table, goals by the pair were

the order for Torchy’s.
bani totes deuces were

-Torchy’s owned 3-2 and 4-3
period leads, however, could

not manage ‘to hold the lead
on .the important - period,
settling for the single point...

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In girls, the following were °
top Hillside finishers in their
4th place award.

Sandra Cutts, 22, Alice
Wooley, 30, Lisa Parish, 31.
Jacquie Orr of Carson

in
field of 219 runners with 26
teams.

to Pele, who maintained that
in less than six months the
United States could change
the artificial surfaces to
natural ones, if that was a
condition laid down by
FIFA,

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‘Talking to ‘a Torontonian
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those people from back
there are now beginning to
think they::need. a domed
stadium.° It's called original
thought*in-some circles . . .
Dumb in others.

Why'on eatth would any —

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Summer and. Fall climate .

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srems the ching. do these

And realty, isa bitsy. ‘at. -

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‘isolated. from the fan.

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