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Canadians Likely To Get A New Addition To Players MONTREAL (AP) The Montreal Canadiens, who lost a veteran star Wednesday and are expected to gain a highscoring youngster today, may also have a new coach before the day's National Hockey League activity ends. The Canadiens, who called a news conference Wednesday to announce the retirement of 18-season veteran Jean Beliveau, scheduled another one for today, reportedly to announce the replacement of Al MacNeil, who coached the team to the Stanley Cup championship in his rookie year. MacNeil, who took over as coach from Claude Ruel early in the season, was the target of criticism by fans and players. It peaked in the playoffs when veteran center Henri Richard called MacNeil "incompetent" and "the worst coach I ever played for." But when Montreal beat Chicago for the title--with Richard scoring the win- ning goal in the decisive seventh game --he said his outburst had come in the heat of battle and that he hoped MacNeil would remain as coach. And there are repeated reports that the Canadians' coaching job will go to Scotty Bowman, former coach and genera! manager of the St.

Louis Blues. The Canadiens have refused to confirm or deny the reports. The Canadiens, with three picks, including the No. 1 selection, in the first round of today's amateur draft, were expected to lead off by taking Guy Lafleur, who had 130 goals and 79 assists lasljseason for Ihe Quebec Ramparts of the Junior A Hockey League. But if he makes it with Montreal, he'll have a long way to go to match the magnificent Beliveau, who recorded 507 goals and 712 assists for 1,219 points in 1,125 regular-season games.

The 39-year-old, 6-foot-3 center and Denver Snaps Losing Streak; Indians Nudge Oklahoma City By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Denver halted a three-game losing streak when its sluggish hitting attack finally awakened in the late innings to post an 115 victory over Iowa in American Association baseball Wednesday. In other action, Omaha won its fifth straight with a 7-6 decision over Wichita; Indianapolis slipped by Oklahoma City 3-2, and Tulsa and Evansville split a doubleheader, the Oilers taking the opener 8-2 in eight innings and dropping the second game 10-5. Evansville notched its first victory of the season over Tulsa in the nightcap when Hank McGraw belted a grand slam home run. The Oilers scored six runs in the first extra inning of the opener to win that contest. At Indianapolis, Elvio Jimenez smashed an eighth-inning double off the left field wall to bring home Frank De- Castris with the winning run for the Indians.

The B9ers had tied the game in the The Trains Coming at the Scene. Frances Hotel, come to side door. This week only. top of the frame on Ray Busse's two- run homer. Denver's well-distributed assault parlayed 12 hits into nine runs in the final two innings to help overcome an early 5-0 Iowa lead.

Jeff Burroughs had four hits and two runs batted in for Denver. Omaha reliever Aurelio Monteagudo posted his seventh victory without a defeat when Sandy Valdespino tripled home the tie-breaking run in the eighth inning. American Association Standings Eastern Division W. L. PCl.

G.B. Indianapolis 31 20 "-Iowa 34 .510 Omaha 27 25 Evansville 19 27 .413 Western Division Denver Tulta Okla. City Wichita Wednesda 8 22 .560 5 24 .510 6 25 5 1 0 9 34 .356 's Results Omaha 7, Wi Indianapolis 3, Oklahoma Cily 7 Denver II, Iowa 5 Tulsa a.5, Evansville 2 1 0 (lirst game a Tonight's a Wichila at Omaha Oklahoma City al Indianapolis Iowa at Denver Tulsa al Evansville captain was instrumental in the Cana- diens' 10 Stanley Cup titles and 10 first- place finishes during his career. Beliveau won the NHL scoring title in 1956, the Hart Trophy as the league's Most Valuable Player in 1956 and 1964 and 1 the initial Conn Smythe Trophy as the MVP in the 1965 playoffs. The Canadiens picked up the cove led No.

selection in today's draft when they traded Dennis Hextall to the California Golden Seals last year. In other activity Wednesday, the NHL lost 31 players to the minor leagues in the reverse draft, accepted five names to the Hall of Fame and gave Ihe referee additional power in potential brawl situations. The American Hockey League and Western Hockey League clubs paid $15,000 apiece for the drafted players with the list including goalies Wayne Rutledge, Jack Norris and Chris Worthy, forward Ray Cullen and defense- man Howie Young. The four players accepted by the Hall of Fame Selection Committee were the late Terry Sawchuk, a goalie with De- lroit, Boston, Toronto, Los Angeles and New York, the late Harvey Busher Jackson, a forward with Toronto, Ralph Weiland, formerly with Boston, Detroit and the old Ottawa Senators, and the late Dr. Gordon Roberts, also with the Senators.

Among the rule changes approved by the NHL Board of Governors is one enabling a referee to neutralize teams when fights break out. Dolphins Sign Two Veterans MIAMI (AP) Defensive backs Lloyd Mumphord and Dean Brown signed contracts with the National Football League Miami Dolphins for 1971, it was announced Wednesday. Brown, 26, last season was a Reserve safety and corner back with Miami. He previously played for Ihe Cleveland Browns. Mumphord has been a regular for two seasons at right cornerback for the Dolphins.

Canonero Develops Another Infection NEW YORK (AP) Canonero II, the Venezuelan-owned coll who failed to win racing's Triple Crown, has developed a new infection in his right hind leg, it was disclosed "The coll has a new problem," said Dr. Michael Gerard, a veterinarian who examined the 3-yearold at the request of Buddy Hirsch, Irainer for King Ranch. "His blood count is up and he definitely has an infection in the hock," Dr. Gerard said, adding "X-rays reveal nothing wrong with his bone structure." The winner of the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness, but fourth to Pass Catcher in last Saturday's Belmont Stakes, previously had a skin rash and an infection in his right hind hoof. Chaplin Built Mine-It's Fine BSA Troop 322 Rummage Bake Sale, Fri.

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