Thornhill Elementary Mixed Volleyball team won the Elementary School

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School recently.

NOT 4 QUITTER
Unger to stay the season |

ST. LOUIS (AP) — Garry
Unger, who has played §31
consecutive Natlonal Hockey
League games, says he is
concerned only with St.
Louia Blues and is not going
to think about joining
another team until after the
SeA5ON,

There are those who think

Unger would like to sign with
a team that wins more
games than it loses. They
think his competitive spirit
has been undermined by six
losing seasons in elght years.
And there have been
stories quoting him as saying
was moat

productive years in St.

IRADED TO FRISCO

Carew now a

ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) —
Minnesota Twins have
traded Rod Carew, seven-
time American League
batting champion, to San:
Francisco Glants in a deal
that requires only Carew's
approval, Twins’ owner
Caivin Griffith «said -Thur-
“We are getting three
players for Carew,” said
Griffith as he left the joint
meeting of major league

owners.

The only thing delaying
formal announcement of the
transaction is the Giants’
need to satiafy Carew with a

new contract. He is reported -

to be asking for $3.5 milllon
for five years.

Carew had made it clear
that he would not sign with
the Twins, and with the 33-
year-old first baseman
entering the option year of
his contract, Griffith faced
the spectre of losing him on
the free agent marketplace
with no compensation in

return.

_ Griffith came to the winter
meetings determined to
trade Carew to a National
League team. Philadelphia
and San Francisco were the
prime candidates, but the
Phillies fell out of the
sweepstakes when they
signed free agent Pete Rose
to a four-year, $3.2 million
contract.

. That left the Giants and
the deal was completed
Thursday with Minnesota
receiving two players irom
San Francisco's major
league roster, probably first
baseman Mike Ivie and
centrefielder Larry Hern-
don, and a minor league
pitcher.

What if Carew and the
Glants can't get together on
a contract?

“There are three other
clube after him,’ Griffith
said. The Twins owner added
that one of the teams seeking
him was New York Yankees,
but Al Rosen, president of
the world champions,
shrugged off |hat auggeation,

Spec Richardson, general
manager of the Giants, sald
he belleved the Glants could
satisfy Carow's contract

mands.

“lt would be one more step
by San Francisco to overtake
Los Angeles and Cinclanati
and win the division (the
National League West),” the
Giants’ GM anid,

Bealdes the three players,
Griffith is likely to get
$400,000, the limit set by
commissioner Bowle Kuhn
on cash transactions bet-
ween taame. .

Unless the transaction |s
completed by tonight at the
midnight Inter-league
trading deadiine, Griffith
would ‘have to hang on to
Carew or trade him to an
Amerlean League team.

The formal side of the con-
vention ended with separate
league meetings and the

int session presided over

Kuhn.

Frank Cashen and Joe L.
Brown, the two-man com-
mittee charged with
studying the proposed
division realignment of the
major leagues, advised the
joint meeting that adoption
of the plan was feasible and
recommended that it be
pursued in other areas.

three- .

Louls, that he has trouble
getting mentally preparef

for games, and that he will

leave the Blues the minute

his contract expires next .

June,

“Everybody's looking for
a atory," Unger said
recently, “But the first thing
i tell every writer is that I’m

Giant

Cashen and Brown. will
examine schedules, hold
discussions with the players
association and discussions
with the networks, Kulm
said.

. The full 10-man committee
will meet again in January,
Kulin said.’

Chub Feeney, National
League president, sald the
committee on umpires had
completed their work on
uniformity.

a very im t pact of this
hockey ub an that the
team is most important to
me.
“Stories that I’m leaving
don't help the club and I
don't want to cause more
aggravation than we already

ve,

"1 don’t want anybody to
think that I'm quitting on
this hockey team because
Fve never quit anything in
my life and I'm not going te
start.

“I will have to decide on
my future, but that will be in
the off-season, when it
doesn't affect the team,
doesn't affect the fans,
dosen't affect anybody but
ms, Leaving St. Louis isn't
even ip my mind right now.

“There is a chance I won't
be in St. Louis after the

season. But the Blues are. |
very important to me and

I'm not going to run around
saying I'm leaving.

“| don't want it to get

around that I'm gassing the

- team or want out."

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High school baskethall

season starts tomorrow

This weekend marks the -
beginning of high achool
basketball in the area,and
teams from Skeena Jr.
Secondary School and
Caledonia Sr. Secondary
School will be active.

Both Skeena'a Boys and
Girls teams will be
travelling to Prince Rupert
Saturday to take part in the
opening playday of the young
basketball season. The Boys
team has already seen some
action, as they split a par
with Thornhill Jr. Secon
School's team. Th
won the first 55-53, but
Skeena Boys came back to:
take the second game 57-44.

Skeena’s Boya team will
feature Eric Metzmier, who
coach Tom Watklnsoa feels
will ba the key to their of-
fence. Metzmier is a guard
who is a good ball handler

Yvan
out for
season

MONTREAL (CP) —.The .
1978-79 National Hockey ~
League season oe over for
captain Yvan Cournoyer
Montreal Canadiens because
of a back problem which will
necessitate a second major
operation, probably next
month, :

Cournoyer, 35, "underwent
testa this week at Montreal
baa Hospital. He tea
B surgery in Marth,
1977, and missed the Stanley
Cup playofis that seasens-

Cournoyer has not played
since Nov. 22 because of pain
in his thigh.

with Yvan, but I know-that
he'd like to walt a bit,” said
his wife, Ginette.

“Yvan likes to play hockey
so much, He came back well
after the first operation two
years ago, If he comes back
as well this time I don’t see
why he'd have to hang up his
skates.

“If he feels good, 1 think
he'll be tempted to try and
continue his career.”

and-an excellent ot'a.:
shooter. Skeena als. nag a
pair of 6 foot plus fe. ands in
Marvin Kurek and Tim
Anderson who should be
great reboundars.

Watkin. 1 feels that they
have a future star in Sean
Boyd. Boyd is only in Grade
6, but has already won the

other starting | jeuara
sition. Apparently he is a
Pry good Pallplayer for a
grade 8, and is an excellent
shooter as well.
Caledonia’s basketball
teams will be active as well.
The Sr. Boys Kermodes will
be on thelr way to Kitimat to
take part in a playday

against other teams from the
area, and the Girls will be
travelling to Smithers for a
season opening playdney
there. It's just the beginning
of a long basketball season
for all teams concerned, with
much exclting action coming
up in this and upcoming
weekends.

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