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Rider’s fans losing faith?

The Canadian Press

In Regina, where football
is almost a religion, some
fans are finding it hard to
keep the faith with
Saskatchewan Roughriders.

The Roughriders, who
missed the playoffs last
season for the first time
since 1961, have made eight
changes this year but the
prediction is they will be out
of the playoff picture again
in November.
, The Roughriders open
their Canadian Football
League season tonight
against Hamilton Tiger-Cats
in the season's first in-
terlocking game.

Meanwhile, in a Western
Conference clash, British
Columbia Liens, riding high
following a 30-14 opening-
night triumph: against
Winnipeg Blue Bombers,
meet the improved Stampe-
ders in Calgary.

“We don’t have an
abundare of down linemen
right now,” said Dimitroff.
“We may change when
everyone is healthier and
(Angelo) Wells is back.”

Wells was kicked inthe eye
in the league opener and will
miss two or three games, Bill
Harrison, a Canadian

fullback, is out with an ankle °

injury.

Tom Shuman likely will
start at quarterback in place
of Jimmy Jones for the

TigerCats, Shuman came in.

during the second half of last
week's game in Toronto,
completing 13 of 22 passes.
The Roughriders, who ere
7-9-1 lifetime against
Hamilton, will have veteran
Ron Lancaater at the helm of
their suspect offence.
RUNNING GAME SICK

Roughriders hope the:

arrival of Mike Strickland

\. The Tiger-Cats are licking::
their weunds: following 34:

loss to Toronto Argona
their arch rivals in the
Eastern Conference.
BEAT 3-4 DEFENCE

The Argonauts beat Ham-
ilton’s 3-4 defence, but coach
Tom Dimitroff says he will
use the same formation
against the Roughriders.

from B.C. will cure their
running game.
Saskatchewan will use a
twin tight-end system with
Lancaster throwing to giants
Bob Richardson and Bob

Bruer.

In Calgary, the Stam-
peders are going to have to
avold repeating the 20 in-
fractions for 131 yards lost
last ‘Tuesday night in Ed-

monton.

Jack Gotta, Stampeder
coach and general manager,
said his defence will be
watching B.C.’s running
threats, Larry Key and
Calvin Culliver.

Key carried the ball 18
times for 184 yards and three
touchdowns in his CFL debut
against Winnipeg while
Culliver had six carries.
PLANS FEW CHANGES

Lionas’ coach Vic Rapp said
he does not plan any great

changes for tonight's affair.

Gotta may have some to
make if Terry Irvin, a
veteran import defensive
half, is ready to come off the
injury reserve list.

Irvin injured a leg before
the season started and, if he.
can play, rookie Canadian
back Rob Kochel could be
moved inside,

Gotta was happy with the
way Kochel handled himself
in the 33-17 loss against the
Eskimos despite the fact
Edmonton quarterbacks
Tom Wilkinson.and Warren

Moon appeared to picking on

him from time to time. —

The Saskatchewan-
Hamilton game will be
televised on the full CTV
network starting at 8 p.m.
EDT. There will be no
television coverage. of: the
LionsCalgary clash.

@ Junior hockey suffers“

because of WHA: Schmalz

OTTAWA (CP) — The best
thing for junior hockey
would be the demise of the
World Hockey Association,

Smith brings

baton to

LONDON CP - George Smith
of Edmonton, double gold
medallist in the 1970 Com-
monwealth Games in
Edinburgh, will carry to
Canada the baton to open the
1978 Games in his home
town,

Cmdr, Bill
organizer of the British
section of the baton relay,
said at a news conference
today that Smith, who won
both individual swimming
medieys at Edinburgh, will
be the final runner of the 12
stage ceremony here.

“As is customary, the first
stage of the relay will be
used to link one series of
Commonwealth Games to
the next,” Collins said.

As usual there will be two
batons. The ‘‘working’’
baton will have the Queen's
opening message sealed
inside, The more ornate
ceremonial baton will have
the message transferred toit

Fishing
Report

by Don Pearson - Custom
Sports

High tide at 1:50 p.m.
at 14 ft. and low tide at 7:30
p.m. of 5 ft. -

Yesterday’s ocean was
quite rough. It seems the
wind comes up with the sun
and goes down with the sun.
So if you are planning on
Roing fishing plan your day
around the rough weather.

The way todo thisiptoleave ;
early in the day in some ;

small channe] and come
home late. The small
channels are producing
salmon are Sue Chanrel,
Kitsaway Anchorage, Bishop
Bay and Ursula Channel.

Anyone wishing to inquire .

about fishing can contact me
after 6 p.m. at 632-6401 and
ask for Den.

Collins, .

Canada

for the final stretch into the
stadium in Edmonton.

YOUNGSTERS PICKED

Athletic clubs in the
London area provide the
runners for the 10 stages to
Heathrow Airport and each
will be escorted by six
youngsters from London
schools or voluntary youth
organizations, Stages
average 14 miles, - .

The final legs of just over
one mile will be run by Joan
Allison, British women's
1,500 metre silver medalist
at Christchurch. She hands
over to Canadian High
Commissioner Paul Martin.

After a short reception,
Martin hands the baton to
Smith, who runs it to the
wailing Alr Canada flight.

The official welcome takes
place in Ottawa on July 27,
From there, the baton will be
flown to Hamilton, Ount.,
birthplace of the Games in

- 1930, then on to Vancouver,
site of the 1054 Games.

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Major Junior Hockey
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“They don’t know what
they are doing when they
sign underage junior players
to professional contracts,”
Schmalz said in a telephone
interview Tuesday from
Walkerton, Ont.

Sport Minister Iona Camp-.
agnolo will be conducting an
inquiry inte junior hockey
later this fall and Schmalz
said he hopes the gavern-
ment will stop the signings
based on its findings,

There are about 250 junior
players in three leagues—the
Ontario association, the

‘Western Canadian Hockey

League and the Quebec
Major Junior Hockey

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NHL owners have honored
sign play agreement not te
8 yers under the age o!
90 but the WHA has signed
several juniors, notably 16-
year-old Wayne Gretzky,
who recently signed a §1
million service contract with
Indianapolis Racers owner
Nelson Skalbania.

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But now junior owners are
caught ina squeeze play be-
tween the _ financially-
strapped WHA and NHL,
which comprise a total of 24
teams in Canada and the
United States, Schmalz said.

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Winnipeg Jets, New England
Whalers and Quebec Nor-
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Schmaiz said the other
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Birmingham Bulls, In-
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Cincinnati Stingers—are
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Last week John F’. Bassett,
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