PAGE 6, THE HERALD, Fri

day, July 14, 1978

Germany, Wilkinson combine

to hand Stamps loss

EDMONTON (CP) —Run-
ning back Jim Germany and
veteran quarterback Tom
Wilkinson were Edmonton
Eskimos' dynamite duo
Thursday night as they
combined for two second-
quarter touchdowns ‘to lead
the 1977 Western Football
Conference champions to a
93-17 win over Calgary
Stampeders. 4

Germany ran for one
touchdown from the two-
yard line and another from
the five in the high-scoring

second quarter which also .

saw Calgary’s only two
touchdowns in the Canadian
Football League season
debut for both teams before
a capacity crowd of 25,277.
The game was delayed
from Wednesday night
following a rainstorm which
flooded Clarke Stadium.
The Stampeders’ rookie
running back, James Sykes,
kept an elght-play drive that

HARTFORD (AP) — Bill
Dineen, who _ coached
Houston Aeros from their
inception in 1972 until the
World Hockey Association

‘ team folded last week,

Thursday was named head
coach of New England
Whalers of the WHA.

Stones
no longer
an amateur

ALGIERS (AFP)
Former world high jump
record holder Dwight Stones
will never compete again as
an amateur, Adrian Pauten,

president of the = In-
ternational Amateur
Athletics Federation

(IAAF), said Thursday.

And along with Stones,
Paulen named three world-
class women athletes—
javelin world. record bolder
Katy Schmidt, pentathlete
Jane Frederick and distance
runner Francie Larrieu—
who are also finished in
amateur athletics.

Last month, the four
United States athletes were
suspended by the U.S.
Amateur Athletic Union
(AAU) for accepting money
from an American television
company for appearing in a
superstar tournament.

Immediately after the ban.

was announced, Stones said
be would fight it in court.
Although a special com-
mittee of the IAAF has still
to take .a final decision,
Paulen, here as a special
guest of the Third African
Games, said:

“We have all the dope, all
the papers, all the
signatures. Stones has not a
leg to stand on, He is out, for

_ life, even if he gave the
money back. He has broken
the IAAF rules and that's it.
The same applies to Sech-
midt, Frederick, and Lar-
rieu.

“I know the money went to
his club (the Desert Osasis),
but Stones is the only
member. I’m not against the.
superstars in principle.

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began In the first quarter to
score Calgary's first lx
points a ralnute into the

way point, Calgary quar-
terback John Hufnagel, on
the Edmonton 53-yard line,

second, hit wide-receiver Willie
Near the quarter's mid- Armstead. ,
Summary

First Quarter ;
Edm—TD Scott 14 pass from
Wilkinson -(Cutler convert)
9:10

Second Quarter .
Cal—TD Sykes 1 run (Mc-
Fail convert) 1:02
Edm—TD Germany 2 run

- (Cutler convert) 6:21 1
Cal—TD Armstead 53 pass
from Hufnagel (McFall
convert) §:56

Edm—TD Germany 5 run

(Cutler convert) 13:14
Edm—Single Cutler 47 14:50
’ Third Quarter '
Edm—FG Culler 27 3:38
Cal—FG McFall 49 9:49
Fourth Quarter
Edm—Single Desle 53 1:06
Edm FG Cutler 33 10;03
Edm—FG Cutler 31 11:33
._Edm—Single Desie 62 13:40
Calgary 0.1430—17 .
Edmonton? 1538 —33
Attendance: 25,277

Almost two-thirds of the people of the world live on 10
percent of the earth’s surface. . .

Dineen, 45, sald he was at-
tract to the Whaters by the ;
quali operations ar
by veteran player Gordie
Howe, who he coached for
three seasons in Houston and
who he played alongside in
the 1950s with Detroit Red

Wings of the National .

which he also praised the
New England players.

“] like an aggressive style
of play and I think we have
the el to do that,” he

said.

Asked how he planned to
use the 50-year-old Howe, he
replied that “when you get in
a critica, situation, you use

“He can do it all. I have a
feeling Gordie will want to
play another year. We'll
have to take that on a day-to-
day basis.”

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Dinecn becomes the fifth
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He succeeds Harry Neale,
who resigned as coach of the
Whalers in May to take over
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Vancouver Canucks.

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