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. WINNIPEG CP - Bobby six years ago, says he may has spent less than half an
l O DI ot . Hull, an important part of not ‘be back with the team hour Speaking to the Jets
. , Winnipeg. Jets since the next season. . since { e season ended,
World Hockey Association | Hockey’s second-highest I haven't talked to
a “ franchise began operation goal scorer said Tuesday he pecired over there about

Black Hawks

CHICAGO (AP) — Bob
Pulford, former National
Hockey League player and
coach of Los Angeles Kings,
was named coach and
general manager of Chicago
Black Hawks on
Wednesday.

Pulford, 41, whe resigned
recently after five years as
coach of the Kings, replaces

named assistant general
manager and director of
player personnel.

“Pulford is the type of guy
any organization would be
lookingnfor,”’ Wirtz said at a
news conference. ‘'He was a
winner as a player and our
organization has had our
eyes on him for some time
now.”

over management’s

_handling of dayto-day

business.

No immediate plans were
announced .for defenceman
Bobby Orr. Reports had
circulated saying Orr,
slowed by recurring knee
injuries, would be offered an
administrative position.

No problem,

‘WINNIPEG (CP) —
Veteran iefiwinger Bobby
Hull and general manager
Rudy Pilous met
Wednesday to iron out an
apparent misunderstanding
that prompted the latest

the coaching job. But, if they
don’t consider me, then I
guess I’m gone,’ Hull was
quoted as saying.

But Hull left the meeting
smiling and Pilous said
there never was’ any real

says Pilous

where he is to call us collect
every few days to talk,’’
Pilous said,

Winnipeg’s two previous

- coaches, Pilous, who iater

moved to general manager,
and Kromm, who’ left this

’ But Hull is-making no
commitment about his
future.

‘| may not even be here.
Right now, I'm waiting for
the other people to make my
plans for the future.”

haven't been told about who
they’re considering for the
coaching job. But, if they
don’t consider me, then I
guess I'm gone.”

Hull, 38, didn’t say: he
wanted the coaching job left
vacant by the departure of
Bobby Kromm, but added
he expects to have a say in
who is hired.

Kromm was Hull’s choice
as a coach, and the present
general manager, Rudy

interim coach Bill White, Before coaching the  ,, report of Huil’s departure problem. So err ctroit of the :
Who a over in midseason Kings, Pulford played 14 not ido nat know & as he does from the Winnipeg Jets and P “T've been trying to reach tial Hockey “League, ti also said he has Filous, also was fis
WN > | y Reay was ousted, seasons WA Toron 0 Maple will again be able to play,” the . World Hockey him for three days, leaving were both the choices of serious. doubts that a poate about most of the
wt cans were announced Leafs and woun up HIS tm. Pulford said. “He certainly Association. ; messages for him. But, Hull. oo merger Or accomodation ec oat 0 the
Tommy fwoyears as aplayer at Los wants to and we certainly, Their meeting came less really, there's nothing to Hull's contract has five Vith°the National Hockey Fortral manager changes in
-Tommy Iyan, Black Hawk Angeles. wish to have him beranse 1 than two hours after the really discuss with him ears remaining and vin ae smething he hes ger in

general manager since 1954,

LEADS TO PLAYOFFS
During his past four years

believe he is the greatest

latest report surfaced in

because we haven't even

includes clauses that say he
has to be consulted about

. fou

t hard for, will occur

When he signed his 10

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president and assistant to. as coach, he led the Kings hockey player of all time. Winnipeg. Mas ted Montee ate Glose to deciding on a ‘coaching changes, The. 19- before next season. year, $2.5 million contract
president William Wirtz. into the playoffs and his Pulford said, however, if informed about the affairs EIGHT CONSIDERED year pact called for five “The NHL. must get its with the Jets, it called for

Jack Davison, chief scout over-all record was 178-130- Orr is not able to play again, of the Jets or who the club is Pilous said the Jets have years of playing and gave own teams in order first five years of playing ar
for the Black Hawks since 68. he can make a great seeking to replace coach about eight names, * him the option of moving before they take on us, and ‘hen gave ium the option o
1969 and a 19-year veteran _ Pulford wasreportedtobe ambassador for the Chicago Bobby Kromm. including. at least one into a coaching or so far they haven't done Moving into a management
with the organization, was unhappy in Los Angeles Black Hawks.” “Ihaven’t been told about suggested by Hull. management position for anything to get their teams aa the remaining

Cahill contends with
an inherited problem -

_ TORONTO CP - From all
indications, Toronto
Argonauts wiil finish last in
the Eastern Conference of
the .Canadian Football
League, a quarterback
away from being a solid
contender.

_ Head coach Leo Cahill
inherited the problem from

Russ Jackson, and it was not
corrected in off-season
recruiting.

Unless Argos trade for a
veteran quarterback, Cahill
will have to live with the
mistakes of sophomore pro
Matthew Reed, who needs
only game experience to
mature.

score of 14-9,

Another near miss
for Dog

Terrace Dog'n’ Suds ladies fastball team came
within one game of capturing the Prince George —
Invitational Fastball Tourney last weekend.

'n’ Suds entered the final game as the onl
undefeated team, but finally lost two games to Jack

previous weekend, namely Prince George’s Jack Ellis .
Saw Shop. Early in the game, Jack Ellis took a strong
lead of 6-2, but Dog ‘n’ Suds came back to win with a

During the morning of the final day, Terrace met
the only other undefeated team of the tournament,
Dog ‘n’ Suds played their best game of the three days
wi

‘n’ Suds

There will be five CFL
rookies om offence and
inexperience will take its
toll in mistakes and the
absence of ball control.

Canadian centre Stew
Francis is the veteran on

offence with five Argo

seasons behind him, but his
knee is suspect.

On the right ‘side of
Francis are two University
of Georgia rookies, guard
Joel Parrish and tackle
Mike Wilson, who are
improving with each outing.

Left guard Gene Clark is

untested but Canadian
tackle Nick Bastaja is a
sound lineman.
_ Tight end Peter Mueller,
in his fifth season, shapes up
as the team’s most reliable
receiver.

The slotback spot is a
weak link unless either
Canadian Alex ‘Morris or
veteran Tony Moro plays his
way into the lineup.

At running back, John
Harvey can be one of the

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“7 told him no matter

the final five years.

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