The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 27

1 Legal action looms over WHA signings By Journal Wire Services The prospects for a court test' of the National Hockey League's notion clause mounted Wednes day when New York Raiders of the WHA announced the signing of Garry Peters and New York Islanders of the NHL said they'd sue. and The WHX' club ifilroduced Peters, a 30-year-old centre, and three amateur stars at a press conference in New York bringing the club's roster to 23 play ers. On Long Island, general manager Bill Torrev of the Islanders said he'll go to court to retain Canadians eliminate Ritchies' Dave MacQuarrie fanned nine batters to lead Ottawa Canadians to a 2-0 win over Ritchie's in Connie Mack Series A play, Wednesday night. Canadians will meet in Brockville on Saturday at 1:30 p.m. A second game will be played on Sunday at 1:30 p.m.

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FREE PARKING back after appearances in the Canadian and British opens, originally was scheduled to arrive Wednesday but made a last minute change of plan and now won't be in town until just before his tee time today. That won't give him a chance for a practice round but the par-70 Firestone layout is one he knows well. In 11 previous appear' ances, Palmer has won twice, been in the top 10 all but" two times "and holds the tournament record for money won in the event $67,562. Even though he's tired and in the midst of a longer-tban-usual string of consecutive appearances, the absence of many of the game's outstanding stars helps boost the odds in Palmer's favor. Among the missing, most of them still in Europe recov ering from the pressure-pack ed grind of the British are Lee Trevino, the Super Mes who made that dramatic defence of his British crown; Jack Nicklaus, the Masters and U.S.

Open champ whose bid failed by a single stroke at Murifield; England's Tony Jacklin and veteran Doug Sanders, the third and fourth place finishers in Scotland; Billy Casper and South African Gary Player. who cut down on his schedule this year but now is in the midst of a six-tournament string, has picked up mis season despite blowing chances for tbJee tournament titles. His chief opposition bere is expected to come from de-fen i title-holder Jerry Heard, Tom Weiskopf and Australian Bruce Crampton. Dawson against series without Bobby Hull (By The CP) The man who pulled Canada out of the world hockey championships two years ago says he would prefer no series against the Russians in September to a series without Bobby Hull in it. Earl Dawson of Rivers, was president of the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association when Canada withdrew from the world tournament in 1970 because the sport's international governing body denied the Canadians permission to include nine professionals on their team.

Today be is a director of Hockey Canada, the organization of government, business and sports officials sponsoring a team of professionals which is scheduled to play eight games against Russia this fall. Dawson, who will attend a meeting of Hockey Canada di-rectors shortly to review Hull's status, told a Winnipeg news conference Tuesday, "the people don't want the NHL dictating to us." Furthermore, he contended that the Hockey Canada directors had never approved the clause requiring players to sign their contracts. It was an "exclusive" arrangement between NHL president Clarence Campbell and Hockey Canada's executive committee that had not been submitted to the board for ratification. The Raiders revealed they also are considering legal action. Three of the players they announced as signing Bill Flett, Dave Schultz and Mike Robitaille later signed -con tracts mth the teams which have the NHL rights to their services.

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Negotiations are under way for a three-game visit to the U.S. by- the Czechs, president Gary Davidson said iin Los Angeles Wednesday. Combination punching Muhammad Ali's key By MIKE HUGHES UPI Sports Writer DUBLIN, Ireland Muhammad All floored Al "Blue" Lewis of Detroit, once Wednesday night but Lewis still was on his feet when Ali was awarded a technical knockout triumph in the 11th round of their 12-round heavyweight bout at Croke Park. The 3 0-year-old former champion was not as light on his feet as of old, but the cumulative effect of his combination punching forced referee Lew Erskin, editor of a boxing magazine, to stop the bout after one minute, IS seconds of the round. Ali, who conceded six pounds by coming to scale at 21714 pounds, had the 29-year-old Lewis down for a count of nine in the fifth round but was unable to complete the job until the 11th.

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