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, The eerald, Thursday, May 1. 1983

“sNEW YORK (CP); —
tte overwhelming - majority. ‘of |
~ -Netlonal: “Hockey: League”

oe “owners have officially given

“\ their answer —."“We -don't::

- eonference,- : “would - : wat
“diaclose the vote; But it was:

Sy want to play in Saekatoon. We eres

The’, NHL's - board |

te governors - on Wet aiday .

BP . * Fejected: tha proposed ‘sale
“of St Louis. Blues to; ‘Bill:
. Bunter-and. his .group ‘and: -

.. + Usallowed ‘its ‘transfer, to a

Saskatoon. -
NHL president". John .
Ziegler, in making the |

annowicement at a: news...

; : SASKATOON (CP) — - The
. Ralston Purina Co. was
__ Stuck with a hockey team It

“doesn't want’: after | the

National Hockey League

_ Kilrea

. : ‘gre

Sabkatcheivan. ottictals and:.
“media--people: who- ‘ooned
confidence that ©: the~

Ralston Purina, and theh .

quashed ‘a bid Thursday to
‘move the St, Louis Blues to
Saskatoon.-

“They don't want us, it a

a8 simple as that, ” said an |

new jr.”

“national coach —

OTTAWA (CP) — Brian:
Kilrea, coach of the Ottawa

_ 67's of the Ontario Hockey -

League, will be coach and
manager of Canada’s entry
in the 1984 World. Junior
Hockey Championships.
' Kilrea was given a -one-
year contract Wednesday .
by ‘the Canadian Amateur
Hockey Association to lead
the natlonal junior team to.
the championships. -in
Stockholm, Sweden:
He replaces. Dave King
who will coach the Canadian -
Olympic hockey team In the
“1984 Winter Olympica.-. -
“We have only one. goal
and thatis to duplicate what
Dave King did two years

Ny wameis Nid!

WCC’ U 57-0 a
anda my Gdg Leo CAL
perry acide
AT TR

ago in Winnipeg when they.
. won the gold (meédal),” he:

‘told a newa conference.

“This is something you .

dream about and as.far as
I'm - concerned, it’s.. the

— —highest honor a coach could

" have. ”

Kilrea' was rumored to be'
" heading to National Hockey

League teams in Minnesota, .

‘Pittsburg or Saskatoon but
said, “The NHL is‘a step for

“everyone ‘eventually. but

right now this step ‘came
first, .

: “Whether I ever go. to the
NHL is one thing but. it
would have to be’on my.

terms and at ‘the. right -

time,”

Although a training site
has’ not yet been. chosen,
Belleville, Ont.,
0146 Hone thi tain.

players -will be selected
from Canadian junior teams
and university el clubs.

S-
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digecise anid sO_a0eS my aut,
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“ vel Sure. mgm

purchase of the Blues ‘fron. .

- and’ Saskatchewan,
Canada, know, how terribly.

ip expected |
Teathiltig
‘cartip begins In August and

reported to: ‘be ats againat,: os

“comment: of” the: tpoard’s
“decision. “We have to study <
our position in full,” "he said,:

‘In St, Louis, ‘Mayor:
“Vincent Scheemeh) said: the

P Purina stuck with Blues for now.

angry arial Waappointed’ Les °
Dube,. chairman - of.
Coliseum ‘Holdings Ltd. of
Saskatoon, -

Bill Hunter, president, of
Coliseum Holdings and the. -
man who sagaterminded the
$13.6-million, . agreement

_With Ralston Purina, had

- said he wae confident the -
_ league would support the |
- Move. -

Hunter’ “was angered by .

the decision..“'I want to let
each and every ona of you
people bark in. Saskatoon,
and

disappointed we are by the.

~ decision of the NHL board of

governors to reject. our
bid,” he swid. -

NHL president John’.
“Ziegler Jr, announced the
‘deelsion of the .. league's
-board of gavernors after aix
hours of meetings, which. -

included a presentation by a

‘Saskatchewan — delegation
headed by Fiimater, me
Several factors resulted
in the vole. Ziegler said, |
including thé city’s location
and ‘population of 150,000
‘the absenes of a gultable

‘publie’ owneitship. *

‘The . Saskatchewan
government had backed the
bid with a $32-million Joan

: . féatichise law :
‘. -eonstitution.:In effect, thay:
& told Ralston: “Purina. that: a

aréana and the pobalbility of *

contract isa contract and’ it:
Can't be broken: « without

-ample notice. to the’ NHL: ;

Ziefler.| said that hea, a

guarantee. Paul: Schoenals,
the province's | minister - of.
‘urban affalrs; waa: less
diplomatic in assessing the

"reasons for the Neto. :

“Hey, “we wasted our -
time,” he sald.-““This thing
was pre-determined.’ moo

; Ziegler . would “net
“announce the result of: the
vote, but it-was learned the -
_ ballot: was 15-3 against.
Ziegler had said earlier that
Edmonton’ ales, Hartford
Whalers  * Quebec
Nordiques — mon former.
members: of the © World
“Hockey. Association — - Were

precluded from ¢ ‘Voting |
because their 1979 NHL
expansion fees remain

Unpaid, |: a
Ralston Purina “dl not
comment on. the decision
Ziegler sald he.
amaware of possible” iegal
action against the league by: |
elther Ralston: Purina ‘or
Collzeum Holdings.: = t. .

Satkatoon’ residents, were
: disappointed but: St. Louis
hockey fans were ‘happy. ‘at
the decision.

“The general feellng. is
the Blues are staying: right
‘where, they belong, they're -;
: Net.  holng. anywhere,” , Bob: i

- Sflverstein of radio station

KMOX said in an interview; -

“This whole thing. never

should have: happened." ”

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in the NAL -

: ‘lifnited to-18 of the 31 teama:

some changes. The vote was:

‘in the. NHL, Three of ike
four former, World ‘Hockey
Association .: teams.” . Were
excluded.

As far ag, the NHL: js:

concerned, “Louis
continues to be a a énnhce of.
the league. and. ‘Ralston.
Purina the owner ‘Biegler
added. a

Ralston Purina, ‘wold the

~ Blues.“to: Hunter for-'a -
million, .

reported $13.5
“signing the agreement ’April - -
20. Overall, the. eetimated
cost of -establishing .;.a-.
franchise in Saskatoon was...
$64. million, | including
construction of a new arena:

Ziegler said that he didn't.
expect a lawsuit againat.the .
NHL ada result’ of: the’
board's decision, but he
would defend it in the courts
if one happens. et

‘The governors. ~ have
always thought of the Blues
as ‘one: of ‘the stronger .
franchises - ‘in. the. league.
‘from the” standpoint of the .
fans. and want to keep it
‘there, Ziegler. said,

Since. coming © into. the
league- in: 1907, the Blues
_probably - have «the fifth-

highest: attendance in the |
NHL among teams playing

in the United States, he sald.

The St,-Louls, owners have
the - wane:
everybody. ete: when: the:
new. season starts with -
training. “camp | --ln
‘September, “Ziegler said, i”

* they” with. 1o. sell . the

franchise, they must make -
their request ‘te the board,

| and seek its spproval

“You. can’t. “an

* -organization, whether it'sa’:

National: Hockey League, or
a MacDonald's franchise, or.
a law business where. you
don’t rely and expect other
- people to follow the rules. me

This. time,: ; there.” ‘Wwere®

. ~ Blane Morehouse

rights” as ~

100 Thornhill

Jump Rope for Heart pr

ralsing money for the

pledges for thelr three.

rest (background).

(lett) and Krista Tyettc were ‘twa of the approximately
Junior Secondary School students who were Involved In-the

ram Wednesday afternoon. The students were
eart Fund’s research activities by gathering
hour skipping period. Teams of six were fornied
and while'some members of af the teams were skipping, others + grabbed 2 a

‘

Toronto. were : the .

club's ‘downfall Wednesday

shootout. - .
The win was-the first: In.

night; and Chicago Sting,.in Toronto for the Sting, one of -
‘their ‘season: opener, made three clubs In the league to

the important one count...

“Chicago - forward Pato’ because of,’ an indoor.
Margetle ‘scored: in the - acliedule; since 1079: The

start their season late

waning’ minutes of: the | Bllzzard dropped - to .3-2

second overtime, Hfting the :

(Sting toa 2-1 vietory over:

the Blizzard:

before 5,217 fans:

~ “Our major problem was”

that we created so’ many

In the only other NASL chances, but we couldn't

game Wednesday _ night,

ee

‘gles, 5-1;
) dente, 51,

o Sheedwls:
Gulphla, :
*) favei” Howe, Los Angeles, Hy.
Hume; Cincinnatl ;

Stats and Standings _

NATIONAL ‘LeAGUE-.. ~
ft . .

STANDINGS |

AB x OH Pet
Flannery, SO. 61 47.22) 361
‘Easter,’ Pon. 81 7 20.948
‘Bvans, SF 114 28 3B. .242
Hendrick, StL 103 16°45 ‘440
- Dawaon, Mint,;- 133 16°45. 1308
Hernander, ‘StL 20 ay 223
. Bench, Clin. 1361744. 39a
McGee, StL $810.22 324
" Richards, SD- 96°95 (30. 993
Kennedy, $0 = 133511. 43-+.399
Doubles: Ray, Pitteburan, sr
Dawson, Montreal,: .

ariples: moreno,
Dawson, Moritreal, ‘4

‘nousten, st

oT) me runs;:

--shoten. bases: , bacy.

. Wilson, New York, Ma

Pliching « a declaions};
1,207 Mande, Philadelpnta, | 3-0,
. 1.000, 6.947 Peret,. Atlanta, 4-1,
033, 1.80; Regers, Monivaal,, 5-

“1, 3.2.60) McMurtry, attante, 7"
. ‘Carew;

JL 43). 2.06: Reuss, ‘Loa. Any
3, 3207; Pare, as

433, 3,06, -

Carlton,

UT Solo, | Cliclnnati,’ 56

a “Morphy, Attarite; a
mn Guerrero, ‘Las: Angates, He
. , Runs batted int: Murphys ab
_lanta. 93: Kannedy, San Blea,
“29.. :

” pitta:
; ” buroh, “15; Morano, Houston, - My

‘Yount.
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faterd, Chicago, |
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3.62

AMERICAN LEAGUE
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; WoL Pet, OBL
" Baltimore “2 1] £627.
Boston ‘19 14 5782
Torenta 18 18.548 3
Milwaukes 1.15 545° 3
New York WoW sila 4
Cleveland Wi. 30 a
Osiroll 14994" F
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Teen 20 15 ).87)
-Callfornta--) 7 WF0165.549 1
Oakiana - 19 FP .42n 1%
Kansas Cliy | 15 le daa 9
Minnesota 1 27 432 ;
". Chicago: ¥3 20.304
' Seattie - V3. 25.947 ts

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~ Mibwaukee Toronto 6 -

Kengas City. 2 Boston 1

New York @ Datfoit 4

Baltimore +1. Chleage -0

Texas 3 Clevalend 2
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Minnesota 14. “gaktend - ‘5

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Minnesota -at “Boston
‘Texab at Detroit
Catttornla at Seattle ,

Friday’, Qames
Baltimore. at Toronto N.C.

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[ art, Los Angeles, (4-0, 1,000,"

' Texan at Detroit
-Chicaps at “Kéneas City -N
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" seore,” said Toronto coach:

take those chances and

Bob Houghton. —

Margetic, 28, scored the :
Winner, at 1:02:42 on a
Karl-Heinz .
Granitea’ s sharp shot from

rebound . off ...
the left side,

Toronto -had. dominated .

the: first half, but. Chicago
“took a 10 lead in the 36th
“minute when Hans Weiner

converted a quick glve-and-~

_ Bo with Ricardo Alonso on a

‘. 10-metre. shot’ ‘from the:

; middle of the penalty area,

a a0 Tar

1a? 33) 43, gn time in 1 days,
Ava 17°58

Kandad A iS

Toronto tied the game at.”
a: 55 on Geoff Wegerle’s |

” first. goal of: the season.
_ Wegerle, who came In. as a
“substitute forward just five
olnutes earlier, tapped in a
header on a pass from ex:
Sting star
_Stafenhagen, a oo

Rutherford
in. hospital
at Indy
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) —
May: has been : a. disaster

“month for
' Rutherford, in hospital after

353 hitting 8 coricrete ‘wall at
he. ny tae the * Motor

“The "three-time: '

Indianapolis. 600° winner |

“'gufferdd ‘a' broken left toot

“he and: right ankld. Wednesday
‘a Mare, when_ his ‘Wildcat race car

slammed. ‘Agaltist the third. -
_ turn wall’ during practice,

the ive teaton,

Sounders ; downed:
North ‘Team America’: all in: a
- American Soccer "League . .

Arno
o-Parkingon Scored twice
wi in seven | minlitee,.

‘Johnny .-

Sting hurts: Toronto in
Chicago’ s NASL opener.

Missed opportunities by. Seattle

Tho Blizeprd fook 214
to” Chicago's - “10; fores
‘Sting - goalle’ _ Vistor
Nogueira ‘to. riake nine ©
- saves, While: Jan Molle;. of
Toronto stopped four, :..-
Sounders 3 Amorica 2. ;
Ray Evans | “of: Seattle
scored the only goal ina.
the —

shootout: to > give...
‘Sounders the victory;
After: a scoreless. __

overtime, Evans, ‘shooling.
“third, beat. Team: ‘America.
goalle Arnold Mausser with |

@ shot Into the right corner

__ of the net.

The’ triumph . titted
Seattle's record ~ to; ee
TeamAmerica, 2-2, rt tied
Tulsa for second place in the
Southern Division; ck

Seattle, which’ trailed: 2-0
with three minutes; Teft. in
regulation play, rallied. ‘to
force. the’ game: into

overtime. After. John: Bain ”

took .a pass. from : Steve

_ Dailey and cut the gap to.2-1

by: scoring at 87:06; the .
Sounder midfielder ;.kicked ©
in a: deflected... David
Bradford shot from: in; front
of Tear America’ 8 net at
94:42, .
“Team — America, had’
assumed command early in
the second half when, Andy

NASL ~
Sanding

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Toranio 3.209 =F 9 27
_ Montreat 12 10 te 7 22
Chicago’ 1.0 2 1 17
Southern Division:
_ Tampa 2 € 10 14,88,
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Vancouver... 5-0 9 "9 , 2399
Seattle wR ATL SUM
Golden: Bay oo: 0-:9 8 0
San _ Cilego 99 0-0 0.0
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