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JUNE I9, I974 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 7 Sports Slants - continued he goes he is questioned about his hockey fights. He also informs you that he doesn't mind talking about it. "I don't really like to fight," he says, "but if I fight and it helps us (Philadelphia Flyers) win, then it gives me a good feeling inside." Now that he's been labelled as a rough, tough customer who'll rip off his gloves at the drop of a hockey puck, Schultz plans to keep right on bashing heads. His fighting has been converted into dollars and cents, so he is not about to stop. "It's one of my assets (fighting) and ae it helps us win games, I'll keep on fighting," he says. Fighting is so much a part of Dave's game that he talks about it as other NHLers would discuss goals and assists, in terms of slumps. "I had a bad start this year. I couldn't get going and for a while I lost my confidence But in the playoffs everything fell into place I got in a groove and I was winning my fights pretty good." Schultz says it was a rough season for him. "A lot of guys went gunning for me -- guys like Battleship Kelly, Wayne Cashman, etc... I guess it'll be the same next year. But I'm not 'going to worry about it. I'm on vacation now. Maybe I'll get my block knocked off next season, who knows ... but right now I just want to enjoy my holiday." Aside from being the meanie that he's re- puted to be, Schultz is a honey of a male speciman. He may look like a madman when you see him on your TV screen; but he's a real lady's man. When he appeared at the Kinsmen- club-sponsored sports dinner here two weeks ago, more than 50 women attended the dinner. In the past, dinners organizors say, we've only had a handful of women attend the 'bash'. And you could tell at the dinner that those women were going goo-goo over Big Bad Dave. I was glad to shake his hand, but if he and I should meet again, I'll recommend a simple nod as we are reintroduced. My hand still hurts from the squeeze ... FLASH: Word has it that Gene Mauch, mana- ger of Montreal Expos, will leave his post next season to take over as manager of Los An~ geles Dodgers. Walter Alston, the dean of major league managers with 2I years at the Do- dgers' helm, will supposedly retire after this season, even if the Dodgers win the World Series. continued: page: 8. ..a sensi BRING OTTAWA CLOSER VOTE BEREK KADIKOFF PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE HOW CAN PEOPLE OBEY ORDERS IF THEY CAN'T HEAR THEM? No work gets done if you know the orders and your people don'ts Now you can get the message across loud and clear with Courier Rebel 23+, Rebel 23+ has solid-state dependability with no warm-up; and features full 23 channel, crystal-controlled operation with P.A. capability and volume control. Sensitivity and selectivity are the best in the price range, and Rebel 23+ has a three year warranty. The price: only $159.95.* Make sure your orders get heard--give your voice authority with Courier Rebel 234-. "Suggested Retail Price $159.95 25 Bathurst Street, COURIER COMMUNICATIONS wean Seymour Greene, 3814 Kent Avenue, Montreal, Quebec H3S 1N3 (514) 342-9800 Hersh Neff, 7 Privet Court, Sherwood Park, Edmonton, Alberta, T8A 1H4 (403) 699-2979 Mr. R. Thurston, P.0. Box 86194, North Vancouver, British Columbia V7L 4J8 (604) 988-1495