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CORTINA D’AMPEZZO\.
‘ttaly (AP) — For veteran
US... bobsledder

vicy tunnel was a thrilling‘:

. . “shobby no more dangerous

: than any other sport. .
1 His‘ bobby coat him chin
22,

“Morgan, a car

i “galesman from’ Saranac

‘Lake, -.N.Y.,. was. -killed

. When the No.1 U.S: sled he

'» drove in the third heat of
. the world four-man bobsled _
championship overturned
: on the last. banked curve of

the Glymple track: A
|. The.sled, hurtling, down
“thie course at more than 100

- kilometres an hour,

Bumped again the icy

’ tide - walls on the final

- stretch.”

“2° "Doctors. said Morgan
. Rifieved a severe throat cut
. and fractures of the neck,
i and jaw. ,

“At deast 10 other sleds

overturned atthe same -

difficult curve during the
two-man and four-man
world. competitions in the
last two weekends, bul the
sledders ‘suffered ‘nothing
more. than ‘minor bruises

and cuts,
“Jim owas! unlucky
because his neck first hit
the upper part of the wall
wm soon as the sled over-
turned, and then his helmet.
bumped repeatedly against
Ue wall and the: leather
face slit his throat,’” said
Mike Hallrock, an official
af the U.S. bobsled team.
: Dnetors‘at the Codivilla

, hospital sald Morgan was.

probably, dead when the -
sled stopped after skidding

@. metres: ‘through the -

finish ‘jine on ite right alde.
_o. Hraker Randy Blelnki, of

. Towson, Md., said he first
- thought bis leam-mate had
éacaped unhurt. .

“When } naw Jim ino
pool of blood, his face and |
neck badly hurt, I realized”
he wan dying,” -he nalil. “1

wit never. forget that -

mognent.' " .
Team-male Vaul While,
alxo fram Townon, Md.,
hurt hin right | elbow and
right leg. in dhe -acciitent
and kad: he‘will need a int
a Umn “to. forget, the ter-
hie. nig “Ua had hap

‘Michail ‘Minanjan, a
Soviet Union team doctor,
gave. Morgan an Injection
"at the acene of the necident

to keep his heart pumping,

hut the bobwledder was -
pronqunced dead on arrival
al the hospital.’

“The lant curve in lif,
ficult, and “jou munt not
make any jointnke," nald
Taclano dé Paola, a for-

mer Hlallan bobsledder who

‘became acoarh at the ite s.

. in Hvnnat*

4

‘Jim. |
- Morgan, racing through an :

. offseason :

sha da oan

“anf cond renee TLC:

wit ih i .
7 ‘ .

SPOR TS

~

~ Lower teams facing

-NHL playoff pressure.

rei Yorie Islanders’ and
St.. ‘Louis Blues may ‘not

‘ eare— battling for the lead

in’ the * National , Hockey

, League over-ail standings
‘‘o. but for seven other

teams, thie “season is tur- -

_ hing into’a nightmare just

Montreal Canadiens 6,
Boston 2; Quebec 5,
Philadelphia 3; Minnesota .
_5, NY Islanders 5; Calgary
5 Pittsburgh 4; Chicago Sx
Hartford’ 2; St. Louis.’9,
‘Vancouver "ay and.
Washington 4, Los: Angeles

-trying to keep within sight: “

of a playoff.

‘, Quebec. Nordiques,

. stroggling badly during the
“early part of the season, ;

beat Philadelphia Flyera’*
and Boston Bruins during
the weekend and now are in
Mth place on the 16-rung
playoff ladder with 45
points,

Pittsburgh Penguins and

‘Toronta Maple Leafs, bath

struggling teama lately, -

are tied al 44 points for the -

final two playoff positions.
And right behind them,
at 43 points, come Ed-
monton Qilers, aor
Hockies, Detroit
Wings and. "‘larttord
Whalers.
Only for.
.Winnipeg’ Jela does.‘ the |
dream of NHL’ ‘presitient

> John! Ziegler -ol parity, -
_ through the league remaln °
‘adream. =

For the Nordiques, the
return of Real Cloutler and -
_ the: acquisition’ of goalle
Dan Bouchard appear to be
making thedifference in
thelr run for the playoffs.

Cloatteb Ghee And thle |

playing sofiball during the
and only
Telurned (a. action .wilh
Quefiec Jate lant month.
Quebec won its fifth. |
atraight game Sunday by
beating the Hruins 4-4, with
Cioutier acoring “two goals
and Houchard reiting hin

ith ‘alralght yittory.

Hoaton had Jurnped na 3
Olead when doutler ntruch
for lwo quick goals, Just hin
third and fourth of the
MANOR, Jucrquen Richard *

‘tind the game und Kobble

Florek gol the winner with
lean than atx sabruten re-
malning. |”

In other gamen Sunday,
It wan:,‘Toronte 4, Colorado

~ & Chicago Hack Tlawke 9,

Winn por 1;, Minnesota
Nori Stara 3, New York
Hangers 3; Hartford 6,

Vhilackelphia 6; Calgary 10,
_ Kdinonton 4;, Detroit 3,
Vancouver Canichs 2; and
St. dans 3, Kutfale Sahred
a. .
tn Saturday, i WAS!

Hevcane 4 tte Wahine Aten

ci pein

last-place a

” poston, took: its lead on
goals by Dwight Foster, -

oo

Rick Middleton and Peter |

McNab. But it was downhill
after: that.”

' The.win also moved
Quebec bne peint ahead of
-Toronto in the Adams
Division... *

Maple Leats 6. Rockies 6;

Toronto needed. three

-goals-in the third period, .

including Wilf Paiement's
secom goal of the night, to.
salvage a tie against
Colorado.

The Rockies had taken a

- }0 before two goals by ex-..

- Rockie Rene Robert and .
_ Paiement's first tied “the

> lead before the end of the”
: second period, forcing. Te.”
-ronto to battle back. -

tan’ ‘Turnbull. .and . “Bil

Derlago ‘also; scored « for,
. Toronto, ».w hich. “bh

- seven games: : Merlin Mali”

nowski, with two goals, ex ye

Leaf, Lanny: McDonald,
Mike* McEwen, Lucien
DeBlois and Ron Delorme -
replied for the Rockies.

' Flames w Oltert 4
Edmonton outshot Calgary

%-22 but suffered its worst -
Joss of the ‘Beagon.

game, Céloradé” took a 5d..-

Goaltending and defence .
made the difference as -

” Ken ‘Houston led the .

Calgary attack with three
goals. Willl Plett and Guy’.
Chouinard added two each, -
.and Don: Leyer, Jamle
Hislop and Kent Nilsson
Founded - out the Flames.
“seoring.. 9-7 +
Wayne: Gretzky, - Brett

: + Callighen, Nari Kurti- ‘and
-s Blair: ‘MacDonald scored —

_ for Beton,

“Black Hawks » Feta 2:
Centre Tom Lysiak

scored his 20th carder -

goal, while Darry] Sutter

and Ted Bulley both scored

twice in leading Chicago
over Winnipeg. The win
, was Chicago's 13th in its
"last 16 games and moved
the Black Hawks to within -
“one point of faltering
secand-place Vancouver in-

'. the Smythe Division.

7 Tantrums fail.

: " FORONTO (CP) -
. * might have been
schoolyard ‘allercation at:
_ recess, but there was a fot ~.

: more at stake than whe .

should take the: rap.
Vitas’ Gerulaitis
. shrugged off the tantrams

of sh ctenroe to post an,

upset y 1, 4-0,83,0-

3, Sutiday in the final of the ™

- $500,000 Molson tennis

challenge al Maple Leaf _

Gardena: .
‘Gerulailis expressed
empathy for his. opponent,
* whose dispute carly in the

_ fourth set with a linesman,

the umpire and referee
probably led to an unex-
pected loss and Gerulnitix

: taking home the winrer's
purse of $175,000.

‘McEnroe, 21, the heir-
‘apparent to. top-seeded...

Bjorn’ Borg of Sweden on
the Association of Tennis

: -_

6-i.,

Profesnionatn’ let, capped -
a number of disputed calls -

with the fourth-sel quarrel.
’ He firm queationed the
Hinékrnan ‘about # serve the
lineaman sald was good,
making the score 40-30 for
Gcerulailis in the third
Rame: ;

MecEnree — got no
saliafaction either from,
umpire Karl Allison. aid
war told by referen 14 AL-
lard -that = the umpires:
decinion noid, ..

4.

‘

to halt Vitas

On: ‘the ensuing amt,

_ Dave Christian’ scored.
‘his-leth
midway in’ the ‘second
" period to spoil Chicago’
. goaile Tony Esposito’s bid .
-for a shutout. Lysiak aso’
collected Jour assiats, while

goal ofthe season .

DETROIT (AP) .
Detrolt- Red _ Wings
defenceman. Reed Larson
says an-ice skate is too
dangerous'a weapon to risk
kicking anyone, — ‘

However, Ahat's. just .

_ What. the officials © Bay -
Larson did Sunday to
Vancouver, Canucks’ Tiger .
Williams ‘during the’ Red —

Wings’ 3-2 National Hockey .

League victory -over- the .

. Canucks.

:For his transgression,

_ ‘Larson was hit with a

’ match penalty,
yeferees call ‘wher they
think a player is trying to
hurt another.: .

. The penalty’ brought
Larson ‘an - ejection fram
the game after little more
" than 11 minutes of play, an

and a minimum of $200,
Aloe.

‘banned from the. All-Star

. game. Tuesday ¢ night.
because that is not a league

- game, officials sald.
. Larson says the fight
bégan after “we both went

alter the puck in the cor.”

ner. w

“He (Williams) brought -

‘his stick up and hit me in
the face, so we went at it,”

. besaid. ‘At the end, I tried -
- to knee him in the butt.

“But FE would never kick,
. The skate's got a steel

* blade on il. Pd never try to -

injure anyone like that.”

Which.

> putomatic suspension until’.
: the league reviews the fight

_-However, he will ‘not be.

Before he was thrown out.

of the contest, - though,
Larson -had Managed fo
-seore two goals.

_ ‘The Red Wings led 31/.

after Gerulaltighad missed . Al Secofd,-Daug Wilson, ~ going inte the third period

his first serve, Mcknroe |
made a halfhearted swing
_> atthe ‘secdnd’ service --
., Gawing (bes: ‘and jeers”
from the 13,000 fans’ —-. to’
‘give Gerulaitis. a’ 2-1 esd

court

batted ‘ihe ball :into the
upper seats at the Gardens -
and then doubletquited, ~

McEnroe was Expected -
to have an easy time of his
final with Gerulaitis, a

* fellow New Yorker who had.
been slipping in the ATP

‘ranks. Instead, he had! to
_Seltle for: second: ‘place
money af $160,000.

That was lesa than td
place Jimmy. | Connors
~ made, for * not. playing a
consolation - final ater
Horg, scheduled to meet
Connors after the cham-

nick.

\

“1 pairings for the hemifirials -

".Contiors, from Kelteville,
TL, won $80,000 fer coming *

_ third plus $25,000 for being |
‘the first pluyer ‘to ‘beat
larg in the roundrabla
tournament. That victory

Friday night ended the

preliminary. section of the
tournament and sei: the :

on Saturday. eo

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Tim Higgins and Rick
. Paterson got the other
Black Hawks goals. ae,
| Whalers 6 Flyers. é.
‘Paul: Holmgren scored
* Inte’ in: the third period.to-

. Es A neil

Leach of the Fiyers. and -
Warren Miller’ of the
Whalera scored three goals

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, twice for. the other Flyer.”
goals, Dave DeHol got two
goals and eff Brubaker..
one for Hartford.

North Stars 3 Rangers a

A..goal by Craig. Hart-
sburg al 12:04 of the second ~
period allowed Mnnesota to
tle ‘the New Yerk. The. ,
North Stars took a 2-0 lead
“in the first period on goals

“by Dino Ciccarelli and |”

Kent-Erik Anderssen but. -
the Itangers stormed back.
with goals by Don Maoney,
Keddie Johnstone and Nick”

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Blues 3 Sabres 3

Ruffalo, tame from 8 two-
’ goal deficit to exlend its
unbeaten: sireak to nine ©
* ganies. Tony Currie, Perry
Turnbull and Jorgen
Petlerson scored for St.
“Lauia = Tony McKegney, .

“Jim, Schoenfeld and Rob *. 1

Mct‘lanahan replied for .
‘Butfalo. . ;

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i]

_« eaethended goal in the —

“second period. Jerry Miner
+ seoted first for the Ca-

hicks. Phen Jim Korn -

matched the effort for -
Detroit. . :

Stan Smyl narrowed the
gap 103-2 when he scored at .
16:14 of the third ‘period, -

- but Vancouver . was...
stymied | the rest of the way...

fy ‘Dettoit Beale. ‘Gites, |
* Gilbert. - Y

At was ‘Gilets tirat win
“since a Dee. 31, 1960, a 3-1

‘ vietory. over Pittsburgh

. Penguins. He has appeared
in nihe games since, losing
six and:tying one...”
“Gilbert has been a very
good hockey player i in the ©
NHL and. a-.very. good
hockey player: ‘with. the .
Detroit Red Wings,” ‘sald
coach ‘Wayne '.Maxner.’ |

-“He’s had a lot of injuries.

. “Goalies are like ‘race
horses — you"ve got to get
them. back . into .' action.

Buffalo (a 7-3 loss Friday.

. tight) was just a warmup
‘for Gilbert." -:

Maxner said: Larson
“should get only.a: fine. 7
“If he would have injured

a player, that ‘would be -

different. Obviously, Reed

didn't hurt him too.much.
Williams came out and -
‘. speared five guys and
' cross-checked ™ 32. ‘others. "

- Vancouver coach, Marry
Neal disagreed.

“Larson: should be
suspended fora long time," :
he said.» : :

Neale “also *. was
displeased with: referee |

Ron Hoggarth, who called _
a penalties in the first two .

periods. re au

SIt. wasn't: a ‘well-called-
game,” Neale said.

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third in its Last four games,

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