vaNcouvie (ep) i
Don “Matthews ..

Football League, in 1883.

/oniference to ‘announce his.
- appolntinent. ““T hope: I.
- _ Picked up some of his traits. ©

Charger, Jets: place: four

is'liriked: with ‘that of: Hugh’ as nent.”
Campbell. Matthews has igctehear
éinerged ‘from. ‘Canipbell’s ge
peooret as “the new head -..-

had a good teacher’ in “nr
~ Hugh Campbell,” Matthews:
sald: Tuesday ‘at a news.”

3 - “Now I

™m troadening 1 my.

assistant’

won. the Grey Cop. cham:

_ Express.

Bcope. 1 must rey an other”

ach: “with. -
Campbell: for. ‘sh. years’ in :

: ‘conch: ageinat ° Edmonton and the Eakimos

hig peer in the Canadian ae plonship the last five: ‘years oS

Campbell has moved on: fe
‘the Las Angeles frainchise in .
7 thé “new: 0,8." Football 7
‘League, but. ‘couldn't’ take’
Matthews: ‘witiy himy to-the

position’ until today. oe.

coaching: position,

“1982,. The: Lions. ‘missed the“:

_ from’ Los Angeles, the last”.
"One. just’ last night, "sald:
fe Matthews, “They held open:
the: ‘defensive ‘co-ordinator
“the new 60,000-seat covered ©
. Matthews also applied for,
the vacatit-Edmonton head =
“but '
‘settled for the Lions, a team ure
‘which Kas reached the: Grey.
Cup just twice in. 2 years. a
hae . game which’ Vancouver will
He's. ‘the nh head ‘conch ; :
vet the. Lions ‘and takes over."
ftom: Vie: Rapp, fired two
.eMonths ago ‘after - guiding

needs. alot of : individual.
Tt . attention," Matthews. said
: ee ‘the Liona to a 0-7 record in) ,
a had a: avery serious offer -

playofts, ‘however; ‘gna.’
general . manager . Bob
Ackles opted ‘for a change. .
“The Lions are moving into -

stadium at’ B:C; Place‘-In..

1983" and: Matthews - has.
- accepted the: challenge af.

-berth dn the. -1083.Grey- ‘Cup™

‘athlete of. today"

“We must. pening na

‘each.

-on NEL All- Pro star squad "

“NEW YORK (AP) —
Diego” “Chargers, Wath
record-selting quarterback
Dan Fouts, and New York

"_ Jets,.. Paced by- ‘rushing.

leader - Freeman MeNell,
each have placed four
starters on The Associated
. Press 1982 All-Pro team.

~ Running. back . Marcus -
” allen’ ‘of (Los. . Angeles

Raiders was the only rookie :

; named ‘58 starter Tuesday -
and- rounded out the back- '.
field for the team.

Wide’ - receiver Wes

: Chandler, tight end: Kellen

_ Winslow and guard Doug
Wilkergon joined- Fouts
from San Diego, and tackle
Marvin ‘Powell, centre Joe.
Fields: and: defensive ‘end

- Mark’ Gastineau also were.

’ named from ‘the Jets...

San Diego also had three

. players named tothe second

teain, while Dallas Cowboys
had’ a ‘total of alx players ©

chosen, including “starting
defensive end Ed Janes and

defensive tackle Randy.

. White. : bad
Atlanta Falcona had five

players ‘honored, including -
starting guard R.-. C..~

Thielemann,

‘The: American ’ Football
Conference had 17 starters.
and. the National: Football’

Conference nine. The’ NFC
had 26 of the 26 players on
- the second team. so

Fouts: ted the: NEL’ by

throwing for’ 2,580 yards to
,better. his own record,
Fouts, who has led: ‘the

league in passing yardage ,

four years in a row, com-
pleted 204 of 330 passes for
1. touchdowns, ‘

Winslow catight'4 passea -

for 721 yards and six touch-
downs and Chandler had 49

‘ receptions for: a league--
_ leading 1a yards and nine ’

; outside.
Lawrence Taylor of: New -
York Giants, Ted Hendricks |

touchdowns.
The’ other starting wide
receiver:is Dwight Clark of

. San Francisco agers; he led

the: league with .60 catches
for 913 yards, and five TDs.

McNeil gained 766 yards
on 151 carries and scored six

touchdowns, Allen ran for’.
- 697 yards on 160 carries and
‘a league leading AL rushing
TDs. .
Tackle. Anthony Munoz of ©

Cincinnati Bengals was the
other offensive starter.
; First-team defensive

players included. ‘tackle

Doug ‘ English of. Detroit

Lions, nose tackle Fred

Smerlas of Buffalo Bills,
linebackers

of the Raiders and inside
linebacker Jack Laivibert of
Pittsburgh Steelers,

Also on. _ the starting

—USFL. gets past easy. part

~NEW YORK (AP) _

“This: is the easy” part,” -

cditin tds fone. "Chet!
Simmons said ‘Tuesday ~
after -calling out the names
_ of some college football
players. ‘‘Now, we've got to
go out-and sign them.” *.
“The “we is the United
States Football’ League,

- which began its lengthy

draft’ Tuesday. and
concludes - ‘today. the
stocking of its.12 rosters for

the start. of ‘its’ ‘inaugural
spring and-summer season.——
The USFL drafted stars —
including University of
Pitteburgh quarterback -
Dan . “Marino, Stanford
muartorbeck: ‘Jobin Elway,

running back Curt’ Warner:

teams.

‘it also ‘gobbled. up
_Unheralded, marginal
players by the bushel, In all,

$00. players were: being’

Penn State and. Nebraska.
' centre, Daye. ‘Ritnington, =
from: territorial college

Pro’ Bowl. It ends its first
season. with the,

about the time the NFL is

: opening its training camps, -_

The NFL, with its draft
coming at the end of April —
two months into the USFL
season —+is the © new.
league's competition.

defensive team ‘are ittong-

safety Donnie: Shell of:
Pittsburgh, free. ‘safety
-Nolan Cromwell ‘of. Los.

_ Angeles . ‘Rama* and: cor- a

nerbacks' Mark Haynes of,

the Giants ‘and‘ ‘Louis _

Breeden of Cincinnati:
“The first-team: specialists '
are placekicker. ; Mark
Moseley of ° “Washington

’ Redskins: and puriter Luke |

-Prestridge and. kick
returner “Rick Upchurch,
both of Denver Broncos. y
-. The second-team:. back-
field consists of Dallas
_ quarterback Danny White -
and running - back Tony
Dorsett, along with’ Atlanta.

running. ‘back Wiliam

‘Andrews.
Other San Diego players
on the sécond team’ were.
‘tackle Russ Washington,
defensive .:tackle' Gary .

" dohnson and safety. Tim

* Fox. . a

of draft

when, they. draft, the USFL

_ will be playing: glans ony

But: Simmois: said: he

_ believes the. USFL has a. —
realistic chance_of signing

every one of its 12 first-
round choices.

_ “But the question is.
whether we want to. 1 don't
think we have to. [ think we

getting ‘the ‘Lions. into the .”
- playoffs: ‘and ‘perhaps -. a° ag the

> The Lions
“by. inconsistenc ved
years under" Hapy
as the only winning coich 1

‘the history’ of the’ franchise
_ with: -avecord. of. 59-20-4, BC

 usdally, ‘started - -fast under
Rapp “and”. faded in“ “the
. pecond half of the schedule.
“Matthews -

‘said *

_. on “somi-of thé good things.”
that have happened here.”
He wants the Lions to pass:

the ball toset up the running

“game” and play: an
-.tacklogtype Hefonce. Fe
‘He ‘was the ‘coach. ot the- ”
“and:
linebackers ‘in’ ‘Edmonton
“and ‘the Eskimos: ‘played. a.
~ biltzing defence which often.

4 hope ‘to. create a‘ con--
* sistent attitude of the team "
for‘ all. 16. _games:, Every.
‘game: we! “play. “must be.

defensive 7 ‘ine’:

Matthews’ worked ont ‘the _
~ sidelines. ‘in ‘Edmonton’ *
placid -

alongside the °
Campbell, who never let his
emotions gel. in. the- way of
critical decisions,

” ate .

. all, but’ they’ ‘can keep the:
1empo of the team: correct,"
Matthews.
a) putin a reoach by, himself. :

“qe ‘guess: I'm sort:, of. ‘al
“cheerleader on. the. field; a
~ Buy who likes to accentuate :
the positive. 2°.

“his oe
a philosophy. wil) ‘be to’ build

eollee “football opt: -the
“University. - “of Idaho, ..
. Jater’. ‘waS an: assistant “for -
four years withthe. Vandals:
‘He also was a successful .

‘states

© tte couches ean't do it year, 4,
Rapp: ‘left the ‘Eskimos, for

the Lions.” :
“Pressure
: called: B.C’s ‘Roy’ Dewalt
— vethes ‘quarterback: “athe”

said,

lid: 7 “i
“fiers,” he added, “Now. we'll

fee’.if ‘they're capable; ak
; doing, the skills we want." co
: This will, not ‘be: a: -
wholesale rebuilding:
Program. We've got some -
_ excellent talent and “may
move it around some,”

high - school . ‘eoach in the
of “Nevada,
Washington and Oregon
before joining Campbell in

} _ Commercial roundup

 Skeena, Terrace hotels win games

: The New Year’s break didn't do Clippersin second. Phil Letham scored
“anything to hurt Skeena’ Hotel, but _19 and Jim Checkley 16 for the winners,
_Kluss and’Song seemed to slow down a nullifyingpa | 14-point second-half

_ little in. their first game after the: performance by: All Seasons’ Ernie

‘holiday in Terrace Men's Basketball _ Froese, who ended up witha game-high .

, Association action Tuesday night. 26, Doug McKay had 19 and Greg Ross .
_ Skeena Hotel started the second part ~ 18 for All Seasons as well, *~

“of the TMBA season in: winning fashion

- In the late game, Terrace Hotel hung.

é

iS points,. while Frank Borsoi ‘and.
‘Malcolm Finlayson each had M4 for the
‘winners.

- Kluss’s top scorers were Tom Bogue
with 21-and Andy Ruygrok with 16.

Skeena . Hatel- meets Kluss “and
Terrace Hole] takes on Ev’s Clippers i in, an
games scheduled for Thursday night i in, °

Tuesday, beating All Seasans 83-73 to \ ‘on fora 69-68 win over Kluss, snapping _the TMBA. Game times are 8:15 p.m:
puil farther’ away from the league's that team’ snine-game winning streak. and: 9:30 p.m. at Skeena Junior,

, fourth: ‘place team and closer to Ev's “Candy Guerrero led Terrace B Hotel with Secondary School.

‘Savala' s rides four-goal second fo win -

- Savala’ s Restaurant got four second-
_period goais,; two from Darcy Mallett,
on their way to a 5-3 win over, Lakelse
Hotel in Terrace Commercial Hockey-

League action Tuesday night.

Mallett's two goals came within three
’ minutes of each other midway through’
_ the. setond. period, with the ; second:
, proving to. be the winner as Savala’s
took a 5-2 lead out of the secorid period.
The first. ofthe two was on the
powerplay, making the moet of the‘only:
opportunity Savala’s had to Beare ax the

Savala’ 's

tfian advantage during the game. Only. 9:41 and 12: a of the second, while Bob®
two minor ‘penalties were assessed.

" Lakelse took a.2-0 lead late in the first
period’ on goals by: Emile Gagnon. and ats
Bob Dempster, but Savala’s got one
back. 14 seconds -after’ the second”
Lakelse goal when Doug Richie scored.
to make it 2-1 at the.end of the period. the game.

scored
unanswered in the second, with: Mike : second- ‘place, Skeena Hotel Thursday,
‘Thomson getting the first four'minutes: sight at 8:30 p.m. in'the Terri ide ARStiA
into the: period. Mallett's two came rat: ‘in the riext scheduled CHL game.

” “Bogart got the final Savala’s marker”
- with: five minutes remaining in the”
middle frame. ; :

Gagnion's second of the. ‘game for”
“Lakelse- completed the scoring with:
three and a half minutes s Pemaining i in
a

four _. times

League-leading Savala's . takes ont

~-divided-up-in-the territortal-
and round-by-round drafts,

.The teams. .drafted 192
players in’ 16
Tuesday, leaving | eight
rounds for today. : "

‘The league begins its 18-
game regular season (no
preseason games) March 6,
_one- month ‘after the

National Football League’ 8.

- Sullivan says Super

tourney should stay

This - ‘season's ‘expanded
, Super Bowl tournament, the
result of the 57-day players’

. Strike, should seriously be
considered for the future by
the -Natlonal Football |

: League, says Willlam H.

- Sullivan Jr., president of

New England Patriots.

' ’ New England is one of,alx

- benefictaries of the NFL’s
' décision to increase ‘the

number of playoff teams to -

16 from‘ 10, — eight each

from ‘the : American’ and

Nallonal conferences,’ in-

stead. of the customary, five

apiece. oo

The Patriots, after a 2-14.
" tontention for nearly the
whole season. Going into.the , |

~~ won-lost record last season,’
rebounded for 8 64 mark in
the strike-shortened 1982
Beason and were one of the ©
_ three extra APC teama that
_ biave - qualified. for. the
- playoffs, which ‘begin
‘Saturday. eee
New England mate it by.
~ beating Buffalo” Billa 90-19

"Sunday. during. the - final...

“weekend of: the regular’
-, Mabon? :
Los “although cynles 1 may.”
- *ridlcile the whole thing (the

oo Playoif format), the. honor

‘ot the opportunity of, being
‘In the playofts has greatly -

Iifted the .apirits. of our: :

‘fans,’ said Sullivan, ‘Their.

, réictlon alter the game was -

the most startling thing I've

Over seen in‘all my years in
* Sporta; .

“That one vietory Sunday

erased all the bad moments

; ‘of our-team’s: past for the
‘ fans. ?. ‘ oA.
' Sullivan said the team’s
ineffectiveness In recent
years — -the Patriots have
not won a playoff game.
' since 1963 —

were hurting the New
England aren. ;

’. “7 think this particular
ceciton of the country is-a
-. little slower in having large
"attendance. numbers unless . -
the teams are in a Pennant

race.”
The system enabled most
‘teams lo remain in playoff

next-to-last weekend of ‘the

season, three of the 26. NFL .
teams’ had been eliminated -
‘from’ the Super Bowl -
- tournament . and, heading ©”
-: into ‘the’ final - weekend, ax
‘ were gut...

Urider . the. previous fore
mat, the three. division. ™
-chaivipions and ‘two wild-'-
card - teams, from: each-”
conference’ qualified for the —
playoffs, Using that system

° this. _feason, first-place
finishers Miami, Cincinnatl
and Los Angetes : Raiders

wold have qualitied in the
AFC, along with wild cards -

_ San Diego “and Pittaburgh.
“In the NFC, it would have
bean. champions
Washington, Green Bay and
, Atlanta, - plus Dallas and
. Minnow,

rounds |

‘and its poor.
“ attendance before the strike -

| Hartford .

Clarke,

“We're offering a lot of
players a: better chance of
making..a team, a better
opportunity to’ become ‘a
starter,"' sald Simmons. .
Simmons said the USFL is
operating. at a
“disadvantage in timing” in
competing against the NFL.
Collegians can. tell the.

’ USF'L they want more than

they are being offered or
they'll wait for the NFL —.

_ but the NEL teams will face

no auch pressure “because, -

can be. selective . in our
signings.

"From Day 1,1 said there
would be no all-out bidding. © :
‘war — & dollar war, or
player war — with the NFL. ©
But tliat doesn’t mean there -

“won’t-be some skirmishes.” -
- Quarterback Maino,

“called the progpect of a
_ bidding war ‘‘a unique |
* situation for a:

-lot .of
players” whose value could
increase because of the
competition, .

om * ~— < Z :

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