Get ready for a super .

Super Bowl. ,

All the elements are there
for what may be the most
memorable National
Footbalk League cham-
pionship game yet, “a
heavyweight

real powerhouses,

[none corner, we have the .

world champion

Washington Redskins,
winners of the National
Conference title.
Sunday . , against

49ers staged a gallant three-
touchdown comeback in the
fourth quarter.

In the other corner, we
have football’s dead end
kids, the rough and tumble

Los Angeles Raiders, who

beat up Cinderella Seattle

30-4 for the American’

Conference crown.
“These are a couple of
sluggers ‘with arsenals full
of knockout punches.

’ Perhaps the character of
the Raiders is best ex-
pressed by defensive end
Lyle Alzado and linebacker
Rod Martin.

After LA’s grind-t-out
victory over the Seahawks,
a game pock-marked hy a
number of fights up front,
Alzado said:. “It was a war
against Seattle and it will be
a war ‘against the Red-
Skins. "

"Ina war, you: want foot
soldiers and Washington's
Jonn Riggins is one of the
best around. He rushed for
123 yards and two touch-
downs against San Fran-
cisco, a playoff record sixth
Straight 100-yard games.

_ Rozier, Maulers ‘ ‘agree”

“pinrsstnent” ap)” =
Heisman Trophy winner
Mike Rozier has agreed to a

. three-year contract with
Pittsburgh Maulers of the
Uniled States Football
League, a published report
said today.

‘The team called an af-—
ternoon news conference on
the subject. :

' The Pittsburgh Press
reported the Maulers signed
the University of Nebraska
star to a guaranteed con-
tract believed to be worth
slightly more -than $3
million, making him the
second-highest-paid player
in professional football
behind Herschel Walker.

‘Pages, The Herald. Monday, January * 1984

‘herald —

showdown
between two of the league's -

game ©
San -
Francisco. 24-21 after. the‘

“Redskins vs. Raiders oe
Super Bowl should be super

"What did Alzado think °

about that? .

“Without a doubt, John
Riggins is a hell of a running
‘pack," he said.

Then he added: ‘If we get
‘achance, we'lltear his head
off.”

That ‘seemed to be the
strategy against Seattle as
the Raiders limited
Seahawks’ running. back
Curt Warner to 26 yards in

. rushing defence.

“We wanted to tet them
know early that (hey were -
not golng to beat us in the
big one," said. -Martin. -

' “We're not going to change
a thing against the Red- .

skins.
“We're going to go right

after them,’

That's what San’ Fran

cisvo did. Down 21 points
with just 15. minutes

remaining, the 49ers burned

Washington for three touch-
down passes : by Joe Mon-
tana to tle the score,

But ‘the Redskins drove
down the field one last time
for. Mark Moseley’s decisive

25-yard field goal. The
winning kick, with 40
seconds. left, came after
Moseley had missed. four
earlier altempts.

His team's hairbreadth
-escape left their coach, Joe
Gibbs, exhausted, ~

“We threw everything we
had out there,"-hesaid. “We
* took our best shot.”

Happy Raider fans

goona

LOS ANGELES (AP) —

Thirteen people were Mat

and 23 arrested as hundreds

of spectators stormed the .-

field following the National

Football League playoff:

game between the vic-
torious Los Angeles Raiders
and ° Seattle: Seahawks,
police said, oo

‘Fans ‘swept onto.’ the -
closed end of the Los .

Angeles Coliseum field in
the final ‘seconds
Raiders’
championship

dozen stadium - security

‘Last year, ‘Walker, also a
Heisman. Trophy winner,

signed a three-year contract —
with the USFL New Jersey .

Generals reported to be
worth more than $4 million.

Maulers spokesman Bill
Keenist refused to confirm
the newspaper report, but

‘said an afternoon news

conference would deal with
Rozier.

Keenist sald. neither
Razier, who is in Japan, nop
his agent, Mike Trope of Los
Angeles, would attend the
news conference.

‘ Maulers general mansger
George Heddleston refused
to say the contract was -
signed. But he confirmed to’

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of the.
30-14 American .
’ Conference
victory Sunday, and tore’
down the metal goal posts. ,

Then they charged toward-
the other end, where they -
wére met by aboul two.

"of the original Soviet squad: :

real tear ~

personnel. It was a standoff, o

with fans repeatedly failing
to get.to that goalpost.

‘out, and the. security men
finally were reinforced by

_ police, including 10 mounted

officers who were pelted
with debris as they helped

clear ~ the «field. ‘Those! :
arrested were led away in
~* come they can't just’ take

-.Police - Officer . Charles.

handcuffs.’ ° .

Stropko said two police
officers and 11. security
guards were injured,
“Real . enthusiastic fans
there,”
“Real ‘exuberant. ”

He knew. of no injaries to
spectators: ' .

‘the newspaper’ “that ‘a ten
was

tative agreement
reached last week during a
meeting in Miami between
Rozier,, Trope, - Maulers
President Paul Martha: and

Heddleston. - ; oa

“We did not leave ‘Miami
empty-handed,” Heddleston
told the newspaper. ‘We

‘had the understanding of an

_ agreement. -

“There were some small
details to be worked out that

- have since’ become major

details, but I'm confident
they can he ironed out,"

Despite published, reports
during the weekend that the

Numerous scuffles broke

he‘ gaid © wryly. 7

‘Washington used a. pair. of
penalties against, defensive
backs Eric “Weight "and
Ronnie Lott to’: keép - its.
winning drive in motion. ©

__“Tt’s too bad that & game

like this-had to be decided

"by a crucial officials” cali,"

sald 49er coach Bil Walsh.
“These things ‘are: un-
fortunate, but people in the
league don’t want to deal
with it.
“A replay : would be’ ex-
cellent.”
Gibbs would not be drawn
into that debate. =.
“The officiating is best
left for other, people» to
decide,” he said.
The penalty against
Wright was for 27 yards ona
" pass intended for Art-Monk
ad gave Washington a first
bwn at the San Francisco "
18°
. “That bal couldn't have
been caught by a 10-foot
* Boston: Celtic," Walsh said
bitterly...
Then. Lott was detected

"holding Charlie Brown on‘a

third-down~" play, giving:
Washington a first down: at
the eight. Three plays later,
Moseley kicked the wining
field goal.. .

Like Walsh, Lott was
bitter, .

"Te. they're. so ) good, how.

’ the ball into the end zone?!”

he asked, How come they

need help from the: of-

-. ficlals?”* _

* Just how good, the Red
skins are is somethirig’ the
Raiders intend to ‘find ‘out.

The answer ‘could make this,
Super Bowl _-bomething.
_ special. .

Maulers - and ° Rozieiwere
close to an’ agreement,
Rozier said Saturday at the
East-West Shrine’ ganie-in
San Francisco that he had -

not.yet decided whether he ©

will wait for the NFL draft”
on May 1. .

Rozier rushed for Wt
yards before: Spraining his

quarter of Nebraska's 31-30)”
Orange .Bow! loss to the |

. University of Miami.

He rushed for 2,148 yards
and scored 29 touchdowns

nhuskers to a 12-0 regular-
season record. —

“ Sampson gets .
lesson and win |

° Although Kereem Abdul-
Jabbar, who is approaching
the all-time’ ‘ scoring
leadership in the National
Basketball Association,

taught a few lessons to:

| Canada may

_ win medal
HALIFAK: (CP}
Canada’s Olympic hockey
team is a youthful but
skilful squad which should
win a medal at the Winter
Olympics, says Alexander
Yakushey, a Soviet veteran

of international hockey.
“Canada has many good
players,” Yakushev sald

_ through an interpreter after
‘the U.S.S.R. edged Canada

6&5 Saturday night to give
the Soviet All-Stars a 6-1-1,
won-lost-tied record against °
the Canadians go far in their

‘ 10-game series. The series

resumes tonight in Montreal

| and concludes Wednesday

in’ Quebiéc City, |
“They lack international
experience, but’ they should
do..well. I think the.
(Canadian) .Olymple team
hag all the prerequisites of
winning one of the three

hockey medals,”

Yakushev was a member.

that participated in the 1972 ’
summit series against a
team of Canadian
professionals,
considered one of the beat
Soviet hockey players ever.

“*Milwaukee. .

~ 125-110...
-. On Saturday, it-was: New =

and he’s .

emerging supersiar Ralph
Sampson, . the. Houston-
rookie got What he wanted ©
— a victory’. over Los
Angeles Lakers, *
Abdul-Jabbar scored 30
points to Sampson's 21in the
first meeting between the
two centres, but the’ Rockets °
kept the Lakers. from

returning: {o first’ place in ¢
the Pacific Division with a -

120-116.
night. :
“We won the game, it

victory. ~Simday

- wasn’t really me against .

Kareem ,”" Sampson said. “I.
think we respect each...
other; I- have respect for

. him because of the. kind of -

person and kind of player he
Is. ”

Elsewhere Sunday in the -
NBA, Ddtroit defeated
141-100 and .
Seattle outscored Portland: :

York 140, Indiana 103; New
Jersey 108, Atlanta 104; ©
Cleveland 108, Philadelphia.
98; Chicago 67, Washington
7a: ‘Kansas City 100,
Phioenlx #3; Denver -141,
Dallas 117; Golden State
164, Safi Antonio 133,

Lewis Lloyd scored 29.
points for the Rockets, wha -

fought off a late rally by tha
Lakers and then won going -
» away, Caldwell Jones and

‘Robert Reid added 21 and 20 -
points, fespectively, io
Houston's balanced attack,

Earvin Johnson had 25

. points and 14 aceists for the
Lakers.

- modest, :

- goals on: as many. ‘shots in

_ time in his five-year career
_that the right winger. had

7 ‘although he said he com
ere piket wor ‘five-gdal’ games"

“ran his ‘goals. total to 22.
right: ankle in the third:

_ was: New York Rangrs 5,

" Canadiens 3; Chicago Black
while leading the .Cor- -

_ Hartford Whalers 3:

’ Edmonton .6, Hartford 3;

“milestone . Sunday — night, .

Flyers
‘Gustafsson took over. Dave
“Christian: and Doug: Jarvis
algo ‘scored for the Capitals

Rangers 5 Islanders 4

-Rangers the victory. with a
goal “1:31, ftom, jFegulation

‘the flrat- Ranger . defen-
_ceman. with 300 career

Osborne, took: shot from
the point that bounced off a
group of players and fell at
_Maloney’s feet. .

Brent Sutter, Duane Sutter,

. ‘Kitimat Lions’ Blaine Moore y scored one of
his two goals In the ensuing play as he helped
‘the Lions’ bantam reps io,a-8-8.tle Saturday
afternoon: at the Terrace arena.

This goal.

came in a three-goa! outburst late ‘In. the
second perlod that brought Kitimat to.withina
* goal at 5-4.. oe

Modest Bengt

It’s hard to. tell in'which
area’ Washington's Bengt’
_ Gustafsson is more adroit —-
scoring goals. or. being

Greg. Gilbert and Tomas
Jonsson scored for the
“Islanders. ;

Sabres 4 Canadiens 3 -

The Sabres have beaten

Montreal five straight times
this year. and eight. times
-over the last two seagons.

Phil Housley, who had a
goal and two assists and has

Scored 12 points in his-last
five games, set up Gil

The one area led to the’
‘other on Sunday as
Gustafsson ripped in. five

leading the Capitals to an
easy. 7-1 victory | over
‘Philadelphia Flyers in
National Hockey" League
action.

“The five» ‘goals:
represented only the second

scored three or more goals, °

He pag eae]

Trea €) “MeEwair ‘seored~ the

a vel fener at

“with’: ~ Kariskogas’"" ‘his
hometown team in Sweden.
He's the ‘only Washington
player ever to score five
goals in a gamé,. -
‘Gudtatsson brushed: ‘aside .
‘his: glittering perforniance.
t's just nice: that T'did
it, "said Gustafsson, who

‘as Lethbridge Broncos
rolled to a 42° Western
‘Hockey League win Sunday
‘night over the punch-tired
’ Brandon Wheat Kings, still
recuperating from a wild
‘brawl the previous. night.
Medicine Hat Tigers, the
’ Wheat Kings’ opponents in -
the third-period fisticuffs
Saturday - ‘which -saw 23
players ‘ejected from the
game, also lost Sunday. The
Tigers fell 7-2 ‘to Calgary
Wranglers. — :
Elsewhere Sunday, New .
Westminster Bruins downed
Victoria Cougars 4-3. and
Kamloops Oilers dropped
. the road-weary Saskatoon -
’ Blades 7-2. On Saturday, |
Medicine Hat ‘defeated .
Brandon 6-2’ in the fight-
filled . affair, Victoria beat
_New ° Westminster 5-1,
Saskatoon downed Kelowna
‘Wings 6-5, Portland Winter
Hawks took — Seattle
Breakers 7-3. and Prince
‘Albert Raiders ‘trounced
Winnipeg Warriors 8-3.
In Lethbridge ‘Sunday, -
Brandon. coach Jack °
Sangster ‘said although

“But it's history now."
In other games Sunday, it

New ..York Islanders 4;
Buffalo Sabres 5, Moitreal

Hawks 2, Vancouver
Canucks 0; Winnipeg Jets 4,,
St.

‘Louis Blues 5, "Toronto |
_Maple Leafs: 2,

. On. Saturday, it was:

" Boston 5, NY Rangers 2; NY
Islanders. 5, .Chieago "3;

-Philadelphia 8 Detroit 4;

Buffalo 4, Washington 2;
Quebec 4, Toronto 2;
Montreal 5, St.Louis 0;

New Jersey 7, Pittsburgh 4;
Minnesota 2, Vancouver 0;
Los Angeles 7, Calgary 1.

Gustafsson led
Washington with two ‘goals
inthe first period, one in the.
_ Second and two'more in the

third. Medicine Hat blamed his

“th 70 dem: NEL record team for ~ starting the
em fighting Saturday, it be

for goals in oné game [a six, ghting ¥, gan

fter the Tigers " .
cheld by thre playera — the - 2/e" lhe Tigers “took a run.

al our goaltender.”
last being Darryl: Sittler, ““«ard'T don't think there.
now of the Flyers, but ¢ then -was any cause for It because

with Toronto.

; they were up 62 at the
Sittier'.alao reached . a

‘was - minus’ two - players *

becoming the Sist player in Sunday. because of one *
NHL history ta Play in 1,000 game suspensions handed
“games. out after the brawl.

"Dave Poulin put. “the : The Wheat Kings played

up 10. then. “the last minute: and 39
seconds Saturday with an
émpty net because both .
their goalies were-among. -
the players ejected, After.

. More ‘than, ‘300 minutes in
penalties,: - the — teaing .
finished with five. . players

Don Maloney gaye the

time: ” each on the ice and one
. Tiger the only spare left on
Hon ‘Greschtier,: who elther bench,
_ earlier in the game became .

Mike Lay led. the Tigers
Saturday with three goals,
while Mark Lamb added a

: pair for the winners, ©

“In Lethbridge Sunday,
McEwan’a second goal, a
‘thort-handed effort with 14

‘seConds’ left. in the first

assiats on a goal by Mark

Anders Hedberg, with,

‘ peried, gave the Broncos a
two, and Raijo Ruotsalainen 2-0 lead, and thelr seventh
algo scored for the Rangers. —_atraight win.

In Calgary, Scott-Machej,

Punch- drunk Kings
lose: second

first two goals of the game .

‘ seconds left -in the third

time,’"” ‘said Sangster, who 4

* Kamioope 7. Saskatoon 2

, New darmrarattt 4 Victoria 2 Gretaky, Edm . ay ret
, :
Medicing, Hat § Grandoh 2 Kur, Edm |” ' arr
Portland ? Seattie 3 Trottier, NY 748
Saskatoon é Kelowna 5 Bosiy, NY} no
Priva Ney Wellminntar 1 Plone, BA ae al a
new Albert ottinives 3 cout Que “a a 87
1, y Garnes .
Lethbridge a? Prince Alpert Federko, Sti Bu ry
vena a “brig: Severd a are
Coty. can

gets fast five

‘on Saturday. -Vancoiiver

with the winner.
Perreault last scored Jan. 4 at 15:54 of

Brent Peterson and Mike

- Foligno also scored for. the second period mastic

‘Buffalo, Guy Carbonneau t Los Angeles. © 1)
scored twice and Mario © Denis Cyr scored gna
Tremblay once for the Power: play and — Steve
Canadiens. Ludzik added an empty-net
Black, Hawks 2 Canucks 0 goal while goaltender

The Canucks have now Murray: Bannerman
gone more than 154 minutes stopped all 44 Vancouver

ots ;

without scoring. They were

blanked, 2-0, at Minnesota Jets 4 Whalers 3

Dale Hawerchuk and
Nave Babych scored within.
34-second span late in the
ime and Tim Young added

Two goals in a 1Sdecond:
am e pan in.the second period by
qe C pe Patin : Hatton's Joel Quemey i
Hagin in wena we a
Lindi” CHatk “asd ipa ree Malone
Mangold each scored twice
to pace the Wranglers past
Medicine Hat. Lay- scored
twice for the Tigers.
Cliff Ronning scored one
goal and added two assists
to lead New Westminster to
its 4-3 win over the visiting
Cougars, atoning for
Saturday's 3-1 loss in Vic-
toria Saturday.
Victoria -had a potential
equalizer with, just five

usd

erased 41-0 Winnipeg fe ca
and Doug Sulliman’s goal
early in the third made it 3-1
for the Whalers. Coe
Blues 5 Maple Leafs 2.

- St. Louis goaltender Mike
Liut celebrated his .28th
birthday by Stopping . 37.
shots, °

Left winger Jorgen “
Pettersson scored his. 14th.
and 15th goals of the season
for the Blues, who also. got
goals from Bernie Federko,
wha scored a team-high
25th, Jack Carlson’ and
Brian Sutter,

. Liut was beaten hy Peter
Thnacak and Jim Benning.

NHL
Standings
aa

period, but it was
disallowed by the referee
who ruled the whistle had
already blown.

In Kamloops, Ryan
Stewart Jed the Oilers with
three goals, while Stacey
Wakabayashi added three

assists. Géalie Darryl
Reaugh made 26 saves for
Kamloops.

In Victorla Saturday, the
line of Fabian Joseph, Jack
MacKeigan and Paul Bifano
led the offensive charge for
the Cougars in their win

Wales Confirence

Patrick Division
: WLT FAP.
tslanders

a7 1d 2 199 18) 58°

over the Brulns, accounting Rangers 1d 5 178 Nea gs
, a 23:12 6 187.182 52

for all five goals. wash 2070 “a ee ae
In Kelowna, Dale Henry Pitts 92) § 139 101 23
New Jerssy = 9 9 2 118 105 20

scored two goals, including

Adams Division
the winner at 17:56 of the

Boston - 2461739189 126 55

Buff :
final period, to. give Quebec HH i ; ane rae
Sarkatoon its win. Mertorg 7020 20-184 42

1? (723

Portland goaltender Campbell Contevence . ~.
Peter Fry stopped 53 shots 4, Norris ioe a We Wr ae
and ' team-mate Jamie. St Louis 1821 4 1665178 40
Nicholls scored twice forthe $iceee ba we
Winter Hawks in the Detroit smyth sae 10. 74 34

imyihe Division |

triumph over Seattie. Edmonton = 31-74 253 tan 6

Calgary 15:19 7 153, 100:47

Vancouver 16:22 5 160 178 37

Winnlpag 1821 8 17% 200 95

. HL Loa Ang ta Bl 7 46d 188 38
; Sunday Rewits . .

Washington ? Philedelphia | 1:

NY Rangare 5 NY (slendere:4 :

Buttaio 4 Montreal 3

St. Louis § Torenta 2° ¢

Winnipeg 4 Hertiord 3.

Chicagt 2 Vancouver o -
Saturday Rewwits -

Botton 5 NY Rangers 2 .

NY isianders 4 Chicago 3

Philadelphia a@ Datrolt - i

Standings

Hastiern Division
WLTeFaAp

Regina yaP-H 1240 159 59

Lethbridge = 20.41 0 150 130 38°". Bulfalo a W
Medicine Malta 16 120717245 =| Quebac 4 tomes .
Brandon  2720°2290 201 44. | Montreal 3: St. Couls 0
Ssakatoon ... 23.19 0: 185 190 42 «=. Edmonton 5 Hurtord ::
prienty a0 0200 192 42 New Jersey 7 Pittsburgh ee
pr Albert © 19-21-1212. 295-39:° Minnesota 2 Vancouver 0°
fnipeg =. 7:31 0 154 285 14, Loa Angeles 7 Calgary
‘Wasiern Givisien ‘Tonwhh’a. Game *
renie ptf setae SOOO A Sar
Dy 4a .
Victoria ‘fo ots 169 0 eitteburght at nT die _
emi i tte wo “ yee Jersey at NY ‘talainders
Seattle 1227 0 170 927 94 Hartford at nett
Kelowna 032 1 166 24547) - Vancouver at se ote 4 ;

Sunday kesuits
Calpery 7 Medicine Hat 2

Natlonai Hockey \
Lethirloge 4 Brandon's ¥ League séor-

tna tenders after aimes Sunday

‘o goals to pace the Jets, —