Pe be SI

i Organizers of the

Shown here a are Shaun Stevenson

_médals from the Pe
-webkend. Kehi won'a
silver In the slalom.

(left) and Brent Kehl (right) with their
psi challenge ski race In’ Prince George on.the
gold In the giant slalom, and Stevenson \ won,the |

a er

Ur RRS Le 2b eh,

“Rtésumakalum | ‘ski club
bantams attended. the. first -
two aces. of, the’ Pepsi
challenge: -seried, “held at .

Purden”.akl-hillin Prince
George. on. Saturday and

is
“6 - ‘Sunday and twa local skiers

CALGARY (CP)

Wiriter Olympics in Calgary
said. a deal announced

’ Tuesday i in which the ABC—

TVi will pay $384 million
(Canadian) for US,
television rights virtually
guarantees the Games will
be debt-free,

The Olympie TV contract, i.

signed after 11 hours of.
heated bidding in Lausanze,
Switzerland, is the fattest in

. history.

“The television com-
pages: expressed through

ir bidding a willingness -
. 000 fietbroke;” Said Frank
| Rigg Bhaipmant orslonnes

RMS | << Olymipie-iv0e
organizing committee. |

King spoke to Calgary
reporters by telephone.
ABC: officials were not
available for comment.

King said the ABC con-'
tract

“reduces. for. all
Calgarians once and for all

- any tisk or any doubts they

may have had about the
ability. of these Games to
finance themselves.” .

He said the three private
U.S. networks were eager to
broadcast the © Calgary

Olympics because . their

North American - location
will allow liye, prime-time
coverage to the ‘massive

The Caledonia Kermodes’
remained ‘in the top ten in
the provincial . basketball
rankings released Tuesday,
The Kermedes were ranked
seventh after the last
release of the rankings and
held on to eighth spot this
time with their impressive

‘victory over rivals Prince.

Rupert Rainmakers on the
weekend.

Ed Peterson said after
heating the. score of the

s  weekend’s game, we've got

Wirntpag,

a pretty good idea of the

calibre of the Rupert team -

80 if Terrace Is sticking it to
them by that much they
have to be considered in the
top..ten. The Kermodes
downed Rupert 102-69.

~ WHI

Standings
i -all-stars Gilbert Perreault ;

. of Buffalo. Sabres, Barry

Pederson of Boston Bruiris -: ‘PLAYERS ADDED’

Eastern Division “Oy

WELT FAP

Regina U4 1 266 192 63
Lethbridge = 31 15 0 144 185,42
Med: Hat = 26.17 1 259 ta 53
Brandon . 2427 2278 219.50.
Saskatoon | 2522 0 218 235 50
Prince Albart2é 22 1 240, 947 4¢
Calgary - 24:21 0224 209 48
Oa7 0 1% ats 18

: Western Division

Kamioops 2p 17 0 276 724 5E
Victoria = ° 25.49 0.279 193 50
New - Went, 21 94-2 187 297 44
Portland 22:22 0 266 287 44
Seattte 15 31 0. 20P 252 30
Kelowne .. 12:35 1199 an a5

‘ ‘Tuesday's Reauits —
Seattle 11 Winnipeg 1
‘Regina 4. Saskatoon 5 fon)
Kalowns ‘S$ Victoria 2
‘today's Garnet
Prince Albert af Magicine Hal
Kelowna af Portland
Regina at Brandon

1988 «

. Winter

Montreal Canadiens, . Joe.

Pittsburgh: Penguins. . .

American audience,
drastically increasing the
rates charged = to ad-
vertisers,

Incontrast, ABC is paying
about $110 - million to.
broadcast next, month’s
Olympics = in
‘Sarajevo, Yugoslavia, while
U.S, rights to the Summer
Games in Los ‘Angeles in

_ July will cost: the network

about $265 million.

“ABC is receiving about
$300,000 for every 80-seeond,
prime-time ad from.
Sarajevo. . 7
SHOW - SPECIAL IN-
‘TEREST O88" *

King “sald the” iietibtkes
alstéHowed bpedlut lhterést
‘in Calgary because, for the
first time, the Olympics will -
extend through three
weekends, . which ‘will.
provide extra advertising
revenues,

Details’ of the , Swiss

bidding war, which followed

18 months of preliminary
talks, were. not . released
because the networks must
battle again soon to decide
which will telecast the (1988
Summer Olympics i in Seoul,
Korea. -

Olympic dfficials had
already lessened the threat |
of ending up like Montreal,
which was left with a $1-

vo Olympics make big deal.

Olympics, by
getting the local, Albérta
and federal governments to
take © responsibility for
almost all. -construction
projects. 7

The organizing’  com-
mittee must give - “$103
million from its ABC con- |
tract to the International -
Olympic . Committee.
Another $77 million must be
set aside in an IOC trust to
cover costs of.” providing
worldwide TV covernge. —

That leaves $206. million

$31.1 million: more than they.
had: estimateds: from’: ‘all
available TV": rights in an>
earlier break-even financial
plan. : ;

crease because . ‘contracts |
with several television
companies, including those -
in Europe, Australia. and.
Japan, remain to be signed. .

The CTV network. paid -
$4.5 million for Canadian’:

‘The total is bound to’ in

did particularly well. 2
Brent .Kehl wori the ‘gold
medal in the giant slalom on

Saturday and -Hnished

fourth «in
Sunday.
Shaun Stevenson finished

the slalom © on

the alaloin. .
. Roth. boys” are, working

‘towards a berth to represent.
"the: northern zones ‘at'.the-:
BC. -charnpionship’ at: Apex

Alplie:in Penticton ‘in:late

' March, - Kehl. is’ “currently”
the overall point leader ,in™
, the zone for bantam: boys,”
he has 57 polnts. Stevenson ,

is third overall’ with a
points,
- Coach Ron Kurylowich |

2a

}

said he’ is particularly
Pleased with the. skiera’
Performance on — the
weekend, He said the local
team is at a definite

. disadvantage when it comes

~ eighth in’ the giant slalom.”
_ and. won-a silver medal’ in’ .

to practice time, singe
Kitsumkalum ski-hill . has
been closed for the majority
of the season. «While other
clubs are practicing two or
three times a week, the

' Terrace team has to settle.

for a long and expensive trip

to Smithers once a week.
Next action for the club

will be ‘the Northern B.C.

_ Winter’ Games ‘ on Feb, 3rd-
Sth. The next race in the .

.Pepsi challenge will be Feb,

- th and 12th In Smithers,

Other Kitsumkalum
Skiers picking up points
were: Jimmy Horner « 4th
G.5.; Adam Ford - 14th G.S,
and 16th Slalom; Brooks

Randle - 16th GS, and 13th:
Slalom; Robbie Morrison «'

20th G.S, and Tath Slalom;

Geiger unbeaten

Today is day three of the
‘junior =men’s. interior.
playoffs being held at the
Terrace curling club, Going
into “this, mornings’ draw.

organizers from the special
trust. |

The” Dean :

“We're already over our

financial plan projection
and we still have more. to
gO,” said committee

president Bill Pratt from

Latiganne,

Pratt said the unexpected
windfall means Olympic
organizers can- advance
from the “need to have” to.
the “niece to have" projects

‘Iiterallly. - ‘a _ Shopping
spree, ‘

He said -the size of the”

“ABC contract can have no -

for Calgary: organizers —~ effect. on thecommitments. | ~
made. by ithe ;,Calgary,

. Alberta’ --and:--~ federal:
governments in ‘paying’ ‘a’
share of the Olympic costs, *
‘The city is “contributing”
land and about $25 million
while the Province hag
_promised ‘about $100
million. Ottawa has agreed
_ to’ about $222 million.
.. Under the ABC contract, .
‘Calgary will receive a $25-
“million down-payment -

tights in a deal signed. last . within 30 days. Then five

month that also makes: it -
host broadeastler.

MAY RETURN MILLIONS *

CTV, has estimated. host
broadcasting ‘costs at $41, 5
million, -Meaning the’ 0c”

. May return. ds much as $95.5 |
. million:

~ Kermodes. stil top ten

tt to

aA boys High school Batketball Rankings :

Schoot . Nickname -
“1. Staveston . Packtrs
2. Windsor Dykes

3. Richmond Colt *
4. King George - Dragens
5. .@urnuby Cantral Wildcats
6 Kilarny Covgers
7. Pen‘iction | . Lakers
a. Terrace ": Kermodes
% John Olver Jokers.
10. Parkland Panthers
10. AAt, Coug _ Rams

Honorable mention. ‘Kifselanoa, Naw westminster,

High. Prince of Wales.

Allstars

MONTREAL (CP)
Coaches Al Arbour of the

_ Prince of Wales Conference

and Glen Sather of “the
Clarence- Campbell’ ‘Con-
ference named 10 rookies
among the 16 players added
to play In the National
Hockey League's s6th all-
star game Jan. Jl at East
Rutherford, Nil. the. league
announced Tuesday. .

Islanders, .. _fourstime .

defending . Stanley: Cup.
champions; added. veteran. ;

and .Don. -Maloney, of New -;

York Rangers, along with -

all-star. rookies .. Mike,
o’Connell of Boston, “Mark ;
Johnsin of Hartford *

Whales, Mats Naslund of

Cirella; of New’ Jérsdyi
‘Devils and Mike Bullard of

* Sather of Edmonto Ojlers,
a rookie in all-star com-
petition, added first-year
scoring’ seraation Steve’

"Yzerman of Detroit Red’ game at: the ‘Meadowlands.

"two
selected by niembers of the

‘tas Ranking “gone .

2° _ Lower mainland

100, . Howe Sound

| Lower mainiand

ate _ Lower motaland

not ranked * Lower matniand’_
. “%: Lower mainiand ©

5 voor. @kanogan

| en ) Northweat ‘

@ a." Lewer mainland

not ranked. | Van. island

‘Ven, (stand

‘buchen Pak Wet van

added ws

Wings,” ‘defenceman Brad

_ Maxwell and : 19-year-old
“eaptain” Brian - “Bellows of
‘Minnesota North
“right-wingers Tony Tanti of

Stars and

Vancouver Canucks. and

“Glenn , Anderson of the

Oilers’ ‘tis firat-time all-star

: performers.

‘Veteran -

Flames, . centre . “Denis
Savard of -Chicago “Black
Hawks: ’; and -defenceman .

‘Dave ' Babych of Winnipeg

Jels
team.

Tound out Sather’s

eve

The first 12-members of
each team — 10 skaters and
goalkeepers ~ ~ were:

Professional » Hockey

* Writers Association. Each |
“coach added the remairiing
‘ elght

. provision that: éach club in -

>the —

players with — the:
- conference , ie
represented, /

gee addition of Andersén
§ ie Ollers seven

pas tives. for the

Olympic

tight-winger :
a Lanny MeDonaldof Calgary
_ Arbour ‘of . - New. York

per cent of what is left must
-be paid each year during.

1985; 1986 and 1987. The rest

is: ‘forwarded, in three 1986
instalJments .. i= in early
-January and: Febroary plus,
wen the Olymples end Feb.”

Transactions:

Amaritan League:

Baltimore Qriclas sign outttelder
Gary Roenicke to a three-year
contract.

Boston Red Sox sign outfielder Aeld
Nichols to # five-year contract.

Seattle Mariners sign pitcher Jim
Benttle fa a three-year contract,

Texas Rangers announce that

. tentreflelder George Wright and °

pitcher
Odell Jones agreed to contract terms.
National League

-Housten Astros sign pitcher Mike
Scott and outflelday’ Erie Bullack to
one-year’ contracis, ;
BASKETBALL

Meats Supersonics place guard
Brown on the Injured Ist ond
reinstate gvard Cisy Johnsen,
FOOTBALL

cornerbi Donovan Rose from

Winnipay | Blue ©

. eon Arges reacquire |

‘Bombers for future considerations,

NFL, o,
‘" Altanta’ Faleons announce that
‘defensive backileld coach Jack
Christiansen will not return for the
1984 season - becoune of health |
teasong, = -

Cincinnati Bengals ston offensive
tackla Don Swatterd.
. Green Bay Packets snnounce that -
| quarterback David -Whitehurat
agreed = 10
contract tarms.

Arizona Wranglers slgn wide
receiver Dave Stiet fo a multl-yeor
contract, .

Jacksonvitte fulia sign wide
“fecelver Gary Clark.

Los Angeles @xprass sign yide
reclvers ‘Billy Waddy and Ron
Jeapley
release running back Derrek Peels
_ ind tinebacker Chuck. Walker.

Michigen Panthers sign wide
recelvers Derek Holloway and Frank
AcCiain Po.

_and linaoacker Ray ‘Bentieys trade |

tackly Kay, Bungerds to
_ Arizone Wranglers for the rights to,
quarterbaéa CIF Olander;
‘. Whive wide recelver Harold Brown.

Qukiend invedere sign datensive

; imenan Mitgh Callahan, wide

Calvert *
iantes Hood, Jef Jennings, Dave
*Stranaky - and = Ray Arnold,

VUnebeckers”

‘Owlght Ford and Mike Stratton,
fullback Mel Tyckar, safety Steve
‘Brady,

' conite Mike Repetto, and offensive
tockle Mike Whited,

. Ghtahome Ouilaws sign wide
o ~arecalvaradAal. ot Gray. fevers ‘

Geiger rink ‘of Prince
George had‘ two come from

behind wins to open the
playoff, one‘ going to 11°
- ends, and since then they’
only one; rink” remained -
undefeated.

haven't looked back. Their
Tecord going into the 10:00

, 4m... draw’ this “morning
. Bead at (5-0.

Gelger
defeated Charlie Radford of

cn Terrace 10-7 to give him his
fifth win, Radford has one

win and four losses going

. into today.

Games today are

“scheduled for 10:00'a.m, and
- 3:00) pam. |

_A farewell
breakfast, sponsored by

_ Alcan, is scheduled for

Thursday morning.

The top two teams: from
the interior playoffs will
remain in Terrace to curl in
ithe B.C. prévincial junior

“Men's playoffs which begin
-Friday morning ‘at the

Terrace curling club.

ZAP IT NOW. :

. including

®

Cory ‘Abitgle 17th GB:
Darrin Hudson - 18th G.S.;
Kevin Pringle - 18th @.S.

The _ Girls pleking ‘up
points” were: Tia
Kurylowich - 9th G.8. and

* 7th Slalom; Chery] Blanes -
- 7th G.S,; Karen Pegg:- gth

GS.; Sara Morin --10th

G Sy Susan Pelletier - 11th’

GS. and 12th Slalom.

sue DREN SO Ne

"The Herald, Wednesday, January 25, 1984, Pages

for local skiers

” Gvarail Point Standings - Top Ten

Boys:
Brent Keh! T.
Alan Young PG,

Shaun Stevenson 7,
Scott Rowsell =,
Cam Johnson 5.
Scott Monks 5. -
Brent Morosh P.G.
Jimmy Horner —T,
Trent Collison S.

5?
50
44
4]
3
35
26
2
20
BillyJoChecko 5, 19

Savala’s wins

7 The battle for first in the

Terrace commercial
hockey league last night

- saw Savala’s come out on

top with a 8-2 victory over

_Lakelse Hotel. .

The league's leading
goalie Dan Poirier turned
back 14 shots allowing only
two goals as. his’ team
powered their way into first
place, ‘The game was a true
battle with 44 minutes in
penalties being handed out,
two game
misconducts, :

The score was 2-1 for

-Savala’s after the first

period with goals from Phil
Webb and Steve Bannon for
Savala’s and an unassisted
goal: by Jim Rigler for
Lakelse. Lakelse was then
shut outin the second period
while Savala’s got goals
from Jari, Ranakari, Joel

‘Perry and Lance Legoufffe,

leaving thescore at 5-1 after
two,

Savala’s - got. two more
Goals to start the third
period. Jari. Ranokari
scored at 2:00 and Phil
Webb got his second goal at

3:58. Tim Kolner got the

only other Lakelse goal at
7:01 assisted by Dan Nelson
and Eruce Cameron.

Savala's scored the last two
goals to put it away, Lance

Legouffe got his second at-

11:49 and Dave Badge
finished up the scoring at

Girls :
Laradohnstone = S. 65
Regan Rowsell -§. 55
‘ Leanne Wilson s Hv
Tara Willlams S$. 3
Allison Litz * §- 25
Lisa Jaycox $s. 3
Cathey Mcintyre’ §. 21
Eva Jaycox | s.
Nikki Collison § 15
TlaKurylowich T. 12

17:19 to put the final score at
92. Darcy Mallett had six
‘assists on the night and
Legouffe added three
assists to his goals.
Lakelse takes on Skeena
- Hotel Thursday night at 9:15
at the Terrace arena.

Moon will talk.

HOUSTON (AP)
Warren Moon, the record-
setting -quarterback for
Edmonton Eskimos of the

‘Canadian Football League,

said Tuesday he has talked
to Houston Oilers coaches

Sbout their plans for the
National Football League °

team, .

But Moon, who played for
new Oilers coach Hugh
Campbell in the CFL, said
he hasn't talked business
with Houston. Moan said he
is scheduled to meet with
Oilers general manager
Ladd Herzeg today.

Moon and Campbell were
interviewed at a basketball
game between Golden State
Warriors and Houston

. Grey ~ Cups

Rockets,

Moon admitted the
Houston club moved up
several notches on his list of
prospective employers
when it hired Campbell.

“It really strengthened
their position,'' he’ said,
“Tm very familiar with him
and very close with him.”

Moon said he Intends to
decide where to play by
early February, °

Campbell, who won five
with the
Eskimos, said Moon would

- 1b.

rather play with a winping .

team than excel pergonally.
“It’s so important to him

that we demonstrate that

we can win and win fairly
quickly,” Campbell, said.

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