ON orthmen beat Kitimat
in weekend rugby

Terrace Northmen rugby
team overwhelmed the
Kitimat Erocan team 28 to
12. in an inforaml game
climaxed with a fund-
raising raffle draw Sunday.

A 125cc Suzuki dirt bike
went to the winning ticket
holder, Harry Murphy, of
4a56Lazelle Ave. Fun
raised from the 1,200 tickets
pold were spilt between the
rugby team which kept $900
and the Three River
Wrokshop for the han-
dieapped which was

awarded $483.11.

The first score inthe game

was a try by Terrace scored
by Neil Fleischmann ona
push over by the Terrace
scrum. It was converted by
Scott Freeman,

Terrace's second score
was by Ken Lipinski cap-
ping long run by Mike
Jaschinski. It was con-

ds verted by Scott Freeman.

Terrace’s third score was
by Neil Fleischmann ona 40-
yard driblle convered by
Scott Freeman. Terrace led
18-0 at the half.

Terrace scored again with
Doug Matheson aided by a
strong team effort by for-

wards.and backs.

Kitimat’s first core came
on 2 brilliant run by John
Shaw who was set up by Ray
Thornby.. It was converted
by Dion Miskell.

Kitimat’s second score
came on a strong effort by
their forwarda and was
scored by Ray Thornby,
converted by Adrian Jones.

Terrace last try was
scored by Mike McCuish
anda fine run by Ken
Lipinski with the forward
cardying over for the try
converted by Scott freeman.

Won't those cup
hopefuls ever quit?

By JOHN NELSON
NEWPORT, R.I. (AP)-
Just how long will men keep
spending millions of dollars
for a trophy that is prac-

tially unattatinable?
~ In 126 years of racing for
the America’s Cup - the

world’s oldest international
sports event, older even
than the modern-day
Olympics -23 challengers
have raced 80 times in an
effort to unbolt the trophy
from the floor of the New
York Yacht Club.

In those 80 races,
challengers have won a.

single race in the Cup series
in three tries, he can afford
1,

But, for others, the road to
Newport was not that
simple.

It tock a major land deal
consolidated early this year
by Western Australian land
developer Alan Bond to get
his challenger, Australia,
here. Sverige of Seden was
financed by mare than 60
Swedish industries, and the
other Australian challenger,
Gretal II, was a low-budget
affir financed in part by the

‘Ted Turner, skipper of the
victorious U.S. defender
Courageous, may be tons on
the water, but putting the
yacht Australia up against

was a litle like Tur-
ner’s Atlanta Braves facing
the New York Yankees in
the World Series.
. Yet, they
challenging.

Baron Marcel Bich, who
was the first to challenge for
this year’s Cup but didn’t
get . past the . foreign
eliminations, said in August
he would. challenge again,
probably in 1980, Asked why
he would bother, the baron
replied: “Why not?”

' Why not, indeed, The man
makes an estimated $200
million a year from the sale

keep

of his pens, disposable:

lighters and shavers in
North . America, an
although he has not won a

‘Sports

grand Total of six races. Taffle of a $30,000 gold ingot.

As many as five countries
have been mentioned as
potential challengers in
1980, or thereabouts,
whenever the New York
Yacht Club gets around to
accepting challenges. They
are Australia, Sweden and
France, again,
England, a
challenger which hasn't had
the means of late, and West
Germany.

Again, one might ask,
why?
Perhaps the tactician
abord the Swedish yacht
Sverige put it best. ‘The
America’s Cup is something
very special,’ said Borje
Larsson,

It is to yachting what the
Super Bowl is to football,
what the World Series is to

d_ baseball, what the Olympics

it to skiing and track.

USSR beats Cinct

PRAGUE AP-The Soviet
Union national team beat
Cincinnati. Stingers of the
World Hokey Association 5-2
in an international hockey
tournament match Monday
night. ; Lo
It was Cincinnati's’ third

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. The Second World War,
inflation and the income tax
created a 21 year hiatus in
Cup racing between 1937 and
1958. It could happen again
but, just as was the case 20
years ago, someone's lust
forthe sea will draw him into
a multi-million dollar trip to
Newport - a trip that most
likely will be in vain.

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BALTIMORE AP-Jerry
Garvin dealt Baltimore’s
penant hopes a severe blow
Monday. night, allowing nine
hits while pitching Toronto
Blue Jays to a 3-1 American
League baseball victory
over the Orioles.

The rookie left-hander,
10-16, gave up a sixth-inning
home run to Rich Dauer. He
then eased out of an eigth-
inning jam by getting Lee

May to hit into a double play ©

with runners of first and
third, then retired three
straight batters in the inth
with Orioles on first and

third.

.Elliott Maddox opened the
eighth with his third hit and
went to third on a single by
Ken Singleton after Dauer
fouled out trying to
sacrifice. Veteran Doug:
Rader, playing his first
major league. game as an
out-fielder, slipped and fell
on the wet grass when he
appeared to have a chance
to get Maddox at third.

Rick Cerone drove in two
Toronto runs with a single in
the second and a double in
the ninth. Roy Howell's
singled in Gary Woods in the

The loss went to Rudy
May, 17-13. It was the
Orioles’ third defeat in their
last 12 games. They have a
season record of 7-5 against
Toronto.

Garvin, who had allowed
three earned runs or Jess in
21 of his previous starts, was

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wins it for Jays

working on a two-hit shutout
when Dauer’s homer barely
reached the right field seats
just inside the foul pole at
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May’s two-out single. Eddie
Murray then sinlged off
third KBasemen Howell's
glove, but Andres Mora flied
out to right.

Before the sixth, the only
hits off Gavin were singles
by. Maddox inthe first and
third innings. Mora reached
on Hovwell’s error to open the
fifth,but got only-as fas as
second.

May settled down after
the RBI hit by Howell and
retired 11 of the next 12
batters before Cerone

singled in the seventh and.
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May’s error at first base.
The Baltimore left-hander
then retired Tim Nordbrook
and Woods.

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GLASGOWRueter-Kenny for a Czechoslovak side that home match, may well :
Dalglish, Britian’s most has proved vulnerable away include two Leeds forwards

expensive soccer star, from home. up front to partner Dalglish,
might be Scotland’s trump Czechoslovakia was Joe Jordon could be joined
card when itfaces European eaten 3-0 by Wales, at by ArthurGraham, a 120,000 .
champion Czexhoslovakiain March, having beaten $216,000 off-seagon -
a vital World Cup qualifying Scotland '2-0 in Prague last acquiition from Aberdeen

match at Hampden Park on year. who scored an 87th-minute :
Wednesday. Scotland, which beat equlizer for his club against .

Dalglish, who cost Wales 1-0 in their opening Derby on Saturday.

when he was signed from
Celtic last month, scored his
sixth goal in seven matches
of for his new club at Isp-
wich on Saturday to en-
courage Scottish managee
Ally McLeod.

_ Whoever wins will become
favorite to qualify from
group seven for the finals in
Argentina next year. Both
countries and Wales, the
third team in the group,
have so far won one group
game and lost one.
Scotland will be -withour
Manchester United's skilful
defender, Martin Buchan,
who has a groin strain, but
Gordon McQueen and Tom
Forsyth will provide the
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