- againat

their”
” _ opened this: year

owed aoe ore

move into first place at the

world basketball ‘cham:
plonships, ahead of the Re

Soviet Union. 4
It was Canada’s 6th-

_consecutlve final-round loss
at the 13-country _hour- .

Urdguay and

Crechoslovakia to qualify
tor thet final round.

o- = ott net

an

7 pela on
‘eight timés and the: seare
wan ted nix times. - te

ot

Tinnieg a: fest
lence that. stopped outaide.
ihe hay ang hase te hall.
Psterkan to to bet shootera, Leo
1 of Toronto, and
Jay’ 5 Trlano;, of Niagara
Falls, Ont. ‘
Spain slowly: cut “the
margin: to four by halftime,
-yttking adventage of several - Molailons and, an offensive
Canadian errors. foul before getting @ shot on

In the second half, ~ basket.

fanada protected [ts four- “On Monday night, Canada
point lead until the final lost to the United States by

-* three times ina row but
‘squandered - their chances
with: : two: thraé-sacond

ial chalga

Va by ic wo
minutes to play, Canada
had‘ possession’ of the’ ball:

lapses’ in. concentration,”

team -captain Triano ex:
_ plained. “They stole the ball
+ from tis a few Himes and we
_ had @ hard time boxing out

‘of our special defences,
“They got a few ‘key

cat-and-mouse game all the

way. I'm not sure why

‘Vietoria, ‘Budgets - hammered "they beat Skeena Cedar Kings in
Northwest Territories Allstars 7-° the provincial tournament's final
“0 ip five innings Tuesday to win’ == game, Cedar’ Kings’ pitcher —
” thele (irst game in the Canadian Morrls Sauve accompanied |

~ Budgets w win first game easily

got off to a hot start by winning. :
their first ‘two games, beating -
Nova Scotia. 3-2 and Yukon
Alitary 0 on the first dy of

. afr G K6I ¥ \.

ah comeback : V

sovel had - these - mental!

. epee in a couple of: key

' yebounds and made it a real ©

genes: This: team: waa

together “a very long. tim

snd walgvin'lagn cl
ether, if we had seen’
fore of. him, We haven't:
"really bad’ team unit. .

and some of us haven't had De

os mich: time with each’ other. .

“Leo: (Rautina) hasn't |
‘played for us-for.two yeara,‘-

. We can still hook up a. '

couple of ‘nice passes and |
plays every sociten but I'm
sure I'd know more of what: -
he -was going to do, and:
coach (Jack Donohue).

would know’ more about

«

what to do, and how’ we -

aod perfect weather so far.

Tuesday night's second round of

|: wenlor A mén's fastball cham- .' Budgets to Thetford Mines. play. heat hot games in the preliminary playots had
" Hocships in Thetford Mines, a Ontario. ‘Thetford a dozen games played at fields all over.
‘ot star ‘details wore syinee 69, Saskatchewan blasted | Terrace, Tonight much the same thing
Newfoundland 6-1, Manitobabeat — | - will happen, with some teams begin-
Set won the. BG. cham _ ~ Imother action at the Canadian ~ Prince Edward island Allstars $- | ning to got in their second games of the
Blonship two. weeks “so when + haraplonahi, New Brunswick 2 and Alberta edged Quaber 1... week-long tournament,

“WINNIPEG (CP) |
Winnipeg Blue. Bomber

~<@aach Ray Jaueh, “om-

firming Tuesday he ls
taking. @ job next season

: with ‘Washington Federals

of. the new United States

Spavital, general manager
of .

Roughriders - of

manager

visiting and the whole ity

 ‘[PORONTO (cP) me

_ “televised, sideline interview

durisg” Canadian - Football:

‘League games may soon.
' become a thing of the past.

“CFL commissioner Jake
Gaudaur has informed. the
nine’ cluba they. are not
compelled to permit
sportscasters near their
benches during games.

“0. think it has the
potential to be distracting ta

the players,” Gaudaur sald —

Bum picks

aa Bum” “Phillips, coach of.

New, Orleans Salnts, picked
up ‘a: former . quarterback

nemeels Tuesday, Ken (The —
Snake). Stabler; and cut
loose the younger brother of

another,” waiving Craig
Bradshaw. _

" Wodles fell by the bushel.
~ : ga National Foothall League _

thelr rosters ~
teams reduced * NEL commissioner. Pete

to Gi:limit of 70 players, 26

- above the Sept. 12 opening:
day limit.

«However, the biggest
hime of the day belonged to
an arrival, not a departure,
ae Stabler; the most ac«
curate passer in NFL

iory Yolned the Saints as}
i backup (with Bobby °°
t)/to, starter Archie |,
while mays ‘phe

plug:
Mini le

the tmend'with @ knee In + %

jury.

by: Phillips from Oakland -
Raiders in 1680 when he was,

: ‘\edaching ‘Houston, Stabler |

was cut by. the Ollers when”
preseason samp.

“It we ‘ened “en on.
Friday he could play for us ©

- on: Saturday,” Bum ‘said.
: “He knows pur syatern. = another

“He: could” step in and
play. How yrell?’ Well, that
remains to be seen. That's .
what you have - preseason

* Stabler -hagn’t officially .

~ _shaned with thy Saints, New
. Orleans can’t: fegotinté.with

him -because the NFL

Players utaneal ‘and.

‘Saskatchewan
the *
° Canadian Football League,
~gaid he could sign on. as

general
. Detroit's éntry in the United
: States ° Football League as
". Soom as next week.-
We've been talking and

of -

, Football League, ‘sald the
 declalon won't shake his‘:
desire {o . direct the
‘Canadian ‘Football. League
Blue Bombers to their first
Grey Cup in 20 years, —
Jauch,

three-year contract and
expecta to sign “‘as soon as
we get a few detalls settled
se perhaps next week.” -
The contract is believed to
be worth. over. #100, 000 a
year.
“T's something. Teouldn’t
‘atford to turn down,” he
said. ;
However, Peter Spivak,

president: of the Detroit Pla
a. anes aioe -fonala

44, sald his plans to

* Spavital jumping

“DETROIT (AP) = Jim:

Jauch wants Grey Cup: anyway

move after the end: of the
- 1982 CFL: season won't
“affect his handling of the
Bombers.

_ Jauch, CFL coach of the
year In 1970 with Edmonton
Eskimos and in 1900 with

as well

“We've talked to him and
others,” he sald. ‘‘We
haven't. made. any
decision.” ~ ' a

* When anked what his title

would be; Spavital said:
‘Ti (be running the whole
show."

George Reed, the leading
rusher in ‘CFL history and -
past president of the CFL
‘Players Association, - ia

* coaching ‘offer from the

- owned by John Bassett of .

has confidence
league.

a Hugh vernpbell of the . < rbeatoalng todavia

- Tuesday night's scores:

Winnipeg, ° told. a ‘news
conference. he wants to go
out a winner and will focus
on taking the Bombers,
leading the league with a $-1
won-loss récord, to the top.
He has agreed to a three-
year contract beli¢ved to be
worth more than $150,000
(U. S.) annually — ‘about
_ double his current salary.

Jauch, who had an earller

-holder “Alee~ Baumann ‘of
Sudbury, Ont., 18 ready. to
regain his place among the
world's best individual
medley swimmers..

Toronto but ‘was unable to.
come..to t on ‘club
operation. policies, said he
in the new

He is the first CFL head
coach to come to terms.with
the USFL, expected to start
play next February. But

answered during the
‘Canadian * swimming
championships and Com-
monwealth Games trials
wh

Ne, she's; iri
after a year away: from

Bookworms 15 All Seasons Expose 15 in
10 innings; McAlpine and Co. 22
Spearchuckera 11; Controlled Violence
‘12 Sight. and Sound’ 11; ‘Terrace
Hotel @ Commission Impossible 24;

Mac Attack 18 Elker Tigers 7; Omineca:
‘Buildall 23 Hanky’s Heroes 18; Rad-.
ford's Raiders 21 B.C, Hyde 0; River

The question that’ will be

Te an A ae
clubs, general n manager Jim

Spavital of Saskatchewan

Roughriders has been ©

looking at a Detrolt post and
Calgary Stampeders coach

competition. .

"I would say. Alex is in
much better physical
condition this year then he
before he |

game,

Tueadsy. “] would not be in-

favor of it if I were still
running 4 club. . ‘

’ “Ed prefer my players to
be concentrating on what
‘they’re doing." °~

The CBC network started

_ the practice of conducting
sideline interviews about a
decade ago but. dropped it |
two years ago. The CTV.

network, however, has

continued them:

Broadcasts’ -of National.

Football League games s by
NBC, CBS or ABC do not
contain such interviews. -
Because. of. the -CFL
memo,
Roughriders and Hamilton
Tiger-Cats have stated they
will ban the interviews.
Toronto . Argonaut
president Ralph - Sazio,
however, said he has -no

_ objections so long as. the ~

interviewers continue. fo use
discretion.

up ‘ald nemesis Stabler.

the league - have no
collective bargaining
agreement, The union is the
sole bargaining: agent :for

. every player and will not
_ negotiate |

without an

agreement.

Sainte’ camp in Vero Beach,
-Fla., canie- one day after

Rosalle cleared NFL teams

. to:deal with him. Stabler

-had been investigated by .

the league after published.

reports said he had
associated with known
gambling figures.

Phillips: aloo hid Craig
Bendehaw, Terry's brother,

Stabler’ 36, was acquired’ Year

ball’ in A réguiar-season
‘appearing | ‘only:
briefly on special, teams,

& Ale cit by the Saints wae”
‘veteran wide receiver. Ike.
Harris, and they put Wilson'*
7 and free. safety - Tommy"

Myers on ‘injured reserve, |
. | playera, one ‘of. them: run-
relative--ning- beck Richard ‘Crump,

. heweomer to the NFL, with

the younger Bradshaw, was

' wide recelver-kick returner
Dave Shula of Baltimore
Colts, the gon of Miami
Dolphins coach Don Shula.
‘The Colts. waived him
among . heir 21. :player
moves, —

- Linebacker ‘Mike

é

 Stabler's arrival atthe

Ozdowski was placed on
their injured - reserve - list
while defensive.end Donnell
Thompton, who had suf:
fered a shoulder separation,
passed his physical and was
added to the roster.

The San Francisco 4ters,
defending NFL champs, :
walved five players, - in-
‘eluding tight--end= As :J.
(Jam) Jones, while Pitt
sburgh Steelers - waived

tight end Mike Hirn, a ninth- .

round: pick from ‘Caneel
"Michigan. Tes

Cotherback niéitand

Lawrence, "a 1-year
veteran, was aAtnong nine
‘players. cut by Atlanta

Falcons, -New. York dots

- waived Bob Grupp, a for-.

mer Kansas: City” Chiefs
punter and a four-year NFL
yeteran, and four. draft
cholces, including: ‘pecond: |
found pick Reggle McElroy,
a'tackle from West Texas
“hate. and - fifth-round
‘lection ” Mack Jerus, a
TK ne ‘packe. ir
“Washington.

Buffalo: Bills” cul two

the Bills” i2th. draft t pick. In In
1078. “Os

“Los Angles fir waived
flne-year veteran tight end
Henry. Childs, ‘offensive
tackle Jerry Stablein . and’
defensive tackle — Phil
Murphy. Childs didn't, pars .
his physical. ”

~

'

| missioner’ Jake Gaudaur

“Saskatchewan his contract with.

. 1840s, .

“and the’ aly has
Cleared, so the team can -

AP om -

"improvement. .

remaineda U.S, citizen and

‘was last year.

Jack Gotta may get'a job in. deoke the world record,” his

Birmingham.. |, coach, Jeno Tihanyi said
In Toronto, CFL com- * Tuesday.”
“Unfortunately, his race
experience, . because of his.
year out of competition,
- may. show up a bit .
would think:he could have

sald Jauch wasn't breaking
the
Bombers but: ‘other. clubs
should make ‘Bure their

personnel honor ~’ their: ysed a few good meets
contracts. ae _belore:this.”
Gaudair sald-in a-

The ikyear-old Baumann

statement the CFL is not guifered a shoulder Injury ©

panicking over the new~ last year and the last major -

league. He noted the All-
America Conference in the
the Continental
League in the 19608 and the’
World: Football. League ‘in
the 19709 did not survive.
Earl, Lunsford, general -
manager of ithe Bombers,

meet in which he competed
was: in -Heidelberg, West.
Germany in July, 1981,
when he sel the world .
record for the 200-metre.
‘Indtyidual medley; two
minutes, 2.78 seconds.

He failed to qualify for

‘said he was not happy with Canada’s team to the world

Jauch’s move but it was fell. ‘championships earlier this

best-for the coach to part” month but he's. confident -

peacefully at the end of the

season, rather than shake

' upthe team bya mid-season —

firing. ©. | ~
He sald Jauch explained

his position to the players _..

been —

he'll be on the Com-

Monday ‘for three weeks.
alang before continuing”
to Brisbane, Ausiralia.....
“Tthink I canalip in there |
somewhere,’” said

concentrate. on- meeting Baumann, his head shaved -
Ottawa Rough Riders in close ‘in preparation for.
Winnipeg Saturday night.

weaton as Bomber general take sometimes three

manager and hired Jauch in . people per event . :. with the

1978, said he won't start. 200-metre “freestyle they
worrying about anew head. have’ five people so-.I'm.

‘epach until the sesson in looking forward. to making

over. “the team."

Jauch, : captain of ‘Seven. swimmers, led by
University’ of Towa’s 1980. “Victor Davis of Waterloo,
Rose Bowl team, came to’ Ont:,° who set a record in
Canada asa halfback but winning - the .200-metre

-his playing career was cut  breasisiroke at ‘the world

~ short when he tore. an . » championships earlier this .
Achilles tendon in the 1961 | month, have already gained .-

Grey “Cup “game, :and. he. . , berths.on the team. oe

turned to ‘coaching. The remainer of the team.
Be signed a ‘three. ‘year’

* whl be. selected in the next
four days. ©

“This time last - year,
. Baumann was guaranteed a

exiension last March to his
current coniraci with the -
Bombers that would have .

‘carried him through. the spot or any Canadian swim

1985 season, bul a. clause tearh, . Now he's’-battling
allowed him to break the ~tendl nitis ‘problems that
contract. for. a professional may. require: surgery, -.
ree | a. thing: of loope

Jauch, whose four sone; ‘shoulders and: it's ‘just

-ail of them.athletle, were- popping out,’ the eix-foot-—

born in Canada, saidhe has. two, ” UTé6pound |

‘Czechoslovakia-born: swim-
Wants to return to an-area mer sald in: (interview.

near some of his family. - “WL Always 'be ‘ there and

monWealth. Games team —
that heads to Hawail

‘today's 0 event, the .
* Lundford,. in- his 16th penetie frente “They:

aa thought waplayed very :

"well against their zone early

“da the game, penetrating.
and dishing off. In the’
‘wecond half we weren't
_ penetrating and we weren't

making the same | passes
and getting the bail to the
people wha were hot."

Rautins had 28 points for |

Canada. Triano had 22

Library

Wackos 9,

always give me problems,”

The winner of 11 national
championships going. into
‘this four-day

now lies with the: breast-
stroke and backstroke, two

of the key elements ‘In the.

individual medley. The
shoulder, ~ ‘he
sometimes pops out during
B race.

“and in’ Feal fast -and ai
ant really feel it when .

PHILADELPHIA (AP) —

Philadelphia . Flyers
defenceman Bob. Dailey
’ said Tuesday he Is ending

~ his: playing career because

of a crippling ankle fracture
he. suffered in a National
Hockey League game last
Nov. 1 at Buffalo.
Dailey, who has been with
the Flyers for 54% of his nine
seasons in the NHL, said he

‘Is ‘retiring on the advice of
sports -

hig physician, .
medicine specialist | Dr.
“Joseph Torg, 85
Torg told a news con-
ference if Dalley continued
to play, it would worsen the
‘degenerative arthritis
caused by the injury.

“LUCERNE, ‘Switzerland

a (cP), — East Germany |
continued Its domination of-

the: world rowing .cham-
-plonships Tuesday, while
Canada. pulled off. the
surprise of the day in the
.double sculls heats.

’ ‘Timothy Storm of St.

‘Catharines and Peter
‘McGowan
finlahed more than « four

seconds ahead of Poland in

‘of Toronto

winning their heat with’ the
second fastest~ ‘qualifying
time, Finland, the silver
medallist last year, was

third to’ advance to the

semifinals.
Storm and McGowan
were clocked in six minules,
93.29 seconds to the Poles’

6:37.49, Norway and East”
"Germany, : winnera of the -
‘other. ‘two. beats with...
respective tiniés of 6:32 and
(6:33.54, ‘also quallfied- for
‘ the semifinals,

East Germany had. a
successful day, also
qualitying for the semifinals
in the ‘men’s ‘single sculls

- and coxless paira and the.
final inthe eights, coxed

fours-and quadruple sculls.
* Iq the. coxless: pairs,

“Graham Wilkins and. Brian

Holland, both’ of Peter-

F - Largon.of Vancouver, ide

Drivérs 21 Sandy's Steelers 9; TK Blues
20 TD Bank 7; Credit Union 15 Terrace
-Eagles $8; Dreamword Waterbeds 15
Luminous Lighting 11; and Un-
derwriters 15-Overwaitea 4.

' Monday'’sscores: Charlie Brown Sox
16 Bytowh Dissel 6; Artésians 15

Re hen.

"point, reserve forward Ken

“Gorey. Kasanowski,:
. Nanaimo, BC. 1%. .
“We .had. great. games.

everyone else to be con-.” Friday in what. will bea °-
wistent. too. - he _game to decide sixth place.
“Larson did the job for us, ~

the bail to Jay asmuch as Canadian team will return
we would have liked..They home Sunday.
‘covered him well but we © Tonight -

could have used him more If agalnst the Soviet Union.

Scrub tournament is. proceeding —

The annual Terrace mixed - scrub
softball tournament is‘ proceeding as
planned, with all game scores reported

Cassie Hall 2; Charlie Brown Sox vg.
Controlled Violence atE.T: Kenney; /
Seasons Expose vs. Pentecostal
at Rotary; Williams vs. Terrace. §

fem

a
4

; gam se : : . :
» Canada. cannot finlah re
“trom” Leo'and Jay,” sald ‘blather. than aixth at the =. g-
Donohue. ‘But we need ..chatiplonships. It plays.on

with the only other country - -
too, coming off the bench: In which has not won a finals. |
“the second half we didn’t get round game, Colombia. The -.”--

Spain goes ,

Northwest Community College;
Spearchuckers vs. C.C. Wachos t

Willlams Moving 14; HDO 31 Totem
Furniture 2 | Aleport 34 Department of
Indian. Affairs 96; Alliance Church 24
Tymorchuk Agencies 14; Twin River 20
Highways Glezards 14; Copperside 1¢
West Point Rentals 10; Bank of Mon-
treal 16 Fub Dub 14; Bank of Commerce .
16 Mixed Bag 6; Don Hull and Sons‘ 18
Legion Luckies 1; Hawkeyes 17 Gar-
“fields 13; and McAlpine and Co, 11 €.C,

Tonight's games.
Woolworths vu. Cote’s Cald Ones at.

event,” -
* Baumann's major problem

says, .

will have:

you're doing a race... but

_ Sometimes the pain is quite
bad, " -
Baumann,’ 7 who’ was.

ranked No.‘1 in the world in. .
the individual medley, has
only been strong enough to.
train in that event for the
last month.

We started on’ the front :

. cra ‘and very gradually © =
mouagtst hier boeles i 248t-/"akviehual medieys, “He'h ee

“hes:
was "strong “enough we

at Caledonia; Totem Furniture va. Mac. -
Attack at Skeenaview; Dept. of fr
Affairs va. Hanky's Herces at B.C.
"Timber; Alliance Church va. Radford
‘Raiders at Clarence Michiti; Twi
River vs. River Drivers at Cassie Ha
1; Copperside Store vs.. TK Blues. 4
Thorahill” Jr. ‘High; Fub | Dob-‘va
Terrace Eagles at Pohle; and Mix

Bag va. Luminous Lighting at U ae

‘The tournament. continues ust _
Sunday, with the final game set for
p.m. at Riverside Park.

Baumann is ready physically.
but his. year off could hurt |

EDMONTON (CP). _—

and then we e started.
butterfly: arid we.’ stai
doing backstroke last. W
I felt he was able to hand

all ‘four strokes relative
well independently, then we.
started combining it.""” Tr
4

Baumann is entered in six
events at. the’ char.
Pionships, the four. freestyle
distances and: the twas

“Very competitive,”
Tihanyl. “I think he m

>

started bresstatroke be aiMeult ta beat.”

. repechage, :

“My only regret is ta get
80 close and not come away

with the Stanley Cup,” said

Dalley, whose performance
in the 1980 Stanley Cup was
praised by Flyers general
manager Kelth Allen.

“It's a very. sad” day,”
said Dailey, 29,- whose.
_ Mingerly galt: still: . shows

effects of the fracture. “H's

mot a Very easy decision.”

Torg aaid the Injury,
which occurred: when

Dailey's skate caught in a -
‘rut in the ice, shattered a -
‘bone’ on which the ankle

, rests, Continued playing |

would. result. in ‘pain

“yearend the call of duty,”

he said,

NHL alltar games,

East Germans | own rowing;

- Dailey, accompanied
his wife, Carol, said his
hopes {o play one morc

Ankle ends Dailey’s career
by

Season in pursuit of the-

Stanley Cup “went down the
drain in the middle of ‘te
summer."

“Thad thought that Gd.

might be able to play again)
at one time, but when. ¥~
began skating the an
didn’t respond,” said .
six-foot-six, veo te
As a Fiyer, Dailey sco:
56 goals and assisted on 1:
others. The Kingston, Ont,
native, who was drafted by -
Vancouver. Canucks in 1973

‘and spent 3% seasons with

the Canucks, played in. two

sada dete sntreeasta

4

wh j

borough, Ont., were fourth
‘In their preliminary: heat,:
. relegated to repechage,

The were joined. by the -
Soviet Union pair, whose: -

boat broke down when well
ahead in the closing singe of
their, heat, :

In the coxed. tours,

Crechoalovakia outworked -
the favored Soviet, ‘Unlon
four to gain the first spot.- :
’ Canada’ did not field on

entry.
In lightwelght Tepechage

‘events, [taly, Denmark,
: Austria and the Netherlands.-
qualified for final of the —
"single sculls with Roop Scott

‘of the United States and

West. German Gerd
“ Naujoks.. i
‘Italy. won the second: heat ~

‘In’ the coxless | four and
‘single seull semifinals,

‘while Denmark also took «.

the second. heat: of. the

. Houble. acull ‘quarter-finals.

dJobn and Frank Murphy
of St. Catherines,~Ont.,
clocked in 7:01.47, finished
third in their heat of the
double sculls to also ad-
vance. to..the semifinals,
Denmark’ won. the heat: dn
6:51.54, .
. In the: Hghtvieight eights

Canada,

NEWARK, Nd. (AP?

‘Roger

_,orthopedic specialist

eald.

a time at 8: 156,08, ;

tempat

Doctors walt
for Kotar |;

Surgeons were waiting fo
Doug Kotar to awaken fullf.
from anesthesia to dete
mine. whether the

back sulféred “‘permanes

damage after an opera log
that failed to remove J

lemon-sized tumor from hil
brain. ; _

‘When neur
Countee opene
Kotar's skull Tuesday, |
found the large tumor in

center’ of the brain~eng
concluded that rémoval ‘¢
the mass would endange

Kim Sloan, the Giante

assisied in the opera
"it Is in an area that:

neurosurgeo ‘a

lo

yo

\ .

“represented by. a 86.

' Catharines Rowing Clu
‘orew, advanced to the fin
: placing first in its heat with

-New. York Giants: running

a8 a tentral commane Lt
entre for all of the, im
: pulses. of. the brain,” §