Manitoba upsets. B.C

" WINNIPEG {CP}.
Brent Mendella was con-
fident Manitoba was going

to win the Canadian junior -

men’s curling. title, even
after losing two games in a
row in the round-robin

schedule,
-“The team was “still
playing well,” sald Men-

della, who played third for

Bob Ursel’s team that took |

the Pepsi-sponsored
championship Saturday
with a 7-4 triumph over
Hritish Columbia.

‘After dropping. a 5-2
decision to the Northwest
Territories in the seventh
round, Mendeila said he and
his teammates still knew
they could win.

“Against Ontario we
played well, but we didn’t
git a break,” Mendella
Said. “Against the

Territories, we were all.

shaky.

:“But we knew we could do
it; 80 we came out with a
different attitude against

Alberta, beat them and we’

were set for the next six
ganties.”

The six victories in
succession included a 7-6
extra-end decision: over
defending champion Jamie
Schneider of Kronau, Sask.,
in’ semifinal play Friday
night.

Tn the final against Rob
Houston of Vernon, Ursel
came through with crucial
shots in the first, seventh
and 10th ends — picking up
two points in each of them —
to lead Manitoba to the
victory and a berth in the
1985 world tournament at
Perth, Scotland.
CONTRAST IN STYLE

The final was acontrast in
style. Houston and his

teammates ‘of third Dave
Stephenson ‘and ‘prothers -
Rick and Todd Laita; who"

Fee vagrant age a a,

Page 4, The Herald, Monday. February 2 1984

Se fe he aha etme rg ae a aE Ep Ag ite cae mae oe

gig tee hee ay

aes men’s. curling -

played second and lead,
respectively, went about
their business in'a serious
manner,

Ursel, brother Mike, who
played lead, Mendella and
second Gerald Chick con-
tinually
themselves, talked to the

_fans at the Assiniboine ~

Memorial Curling Club and
were constantly praising
each other.

“Since Christmas, ‘we
decided we have to talk,"
Mendella said. “Everybody
has to talk to each other.

“One guy gets down on
the team, there’s three guys
to pick him up, Our whole
thing is communication and
intensily. That’s the way we
play the game.

"In so many games when
you're not playing so well,
that’ extra talking and in-
tensity pulls you through.”

For the Manitoba skip,
the victory made up for a
poor showing in the 1933

. championship at Halifax

when: Ursel, third Scott
Westman, Chick ~— and
brother Mike finished with a
65 record. Schneider won
the title to qualify for this

‘year’s world championship,

scheduled for next month in
Cornwall, Ont. ;

But Ursel felt better
Saturday as he and brother
Mike matched their father,
Jim Ursel, for winning
national titles. Jim Ursel,
who represented Manitoba
once and Quebec six times,’
won the 1977 Canadian
men's championship for
Quebec.

KNOWS THE FEELING

“T've always had to listen
to my dad talk-about the

Brier, how good it is to win -

and compete at a Canadian
championship,” .the- -young

'- skp said. "Now T know how

he felt.”

chatted among

hi

Local Sports Shorts |

All native tourney _-

Prince Rupert took home first prize money in the Terrace
eight team all native tournament at Skeena Righ school ,
over the weekend. . °

The Express. fought back from a. nine point half. time,
deficit to win the final game 4-91 over second place”

' Kitamaat Haisla Braves.

Kitamaat gota strong game from Med Robinson who had om
33 points for the Braves. For Prince Rupert it was Maynard

Aggus with 25 points and Cliff Morgan adding 22,
First place prize money for the Express was $500 while

Kitamaat picked up $300 for second place and Kincolith took

third place prize money of $200.

‘B’ girls second

The ‘B' girls zone finals were held in Rupert ‘over the

weekend and Booth ‘B’ team cameup with a 38-25 victory in
the final game to defeat-Skeena’s ‘B' team for the zone
championship. :

Tn the opening round Hazelton downed Kitimat ‘B’ 20-24, ~

Tammy Mould led Kitimat with 9 points, In the second

game it was Skeena defeating Bulkley Valley Christian

School 42-24, Michelle Ztoklikovits had 26 points for Skeena,
In Saturday's games it was Skeena over Hazelton 40-31.

Michelle Taylor had 16 for Skeena while Tina Harrach, :

tossed in 17 for Hazelton.

In other games it was Kitimat 29 - » Kitwanga 10, Kitimat
over Hazelton 43-21, Booth downed Skeena 36-18, and
Kitimat 29-Nishga 21, _

In the semi-final game Skeena got 17 pointa from Deanne"
Wilson to defeat Kitimat 40-30 to advance to the final game
against Booth, Michelle Zloklikovits also had 12 points for
Skeena while Sue Asikainen was top scorer for Kitimat with
13.

In the final game Booth took the zone title with a 30-25
victory over Skeena Jeaving the Skeena girls in second
place in the zone and Kitimat in third place.

Badminton results.

The Skeena badminton club played extremely well in
Hazelton over the weekend. The best individual results for
the local kids are as follows:

Singion . oe,
Surinder Dhaliwal: tat A flight (orade @ bays) . toe
Pater Yip - 2nd A filght (grade & boys) - .

Stelle Paved - 3rd Atlight (grade 8 girts) clasp  ¢ #?
Gina Cravero: 181 B filght (grade Soiris) . a ‘
Pammil GUE - 2nd A flight (18+ under girlad ite os -
Leona Tank - id Aflight (tatundergicie) ae a

Linda Yip - tat @ ight (154 under girls}

Tony Broman-: 3rd A flight (15+ under boys)
Rob McGettigan - 4th A flignt {14+ under boys)
Cowbtes

Surinder Oham! and Pater Yip - 131 Afilont (grace @ boys) |

Al Power and Mike Doll - 3rd A dloht {grade dboys)

Linda Yip and Annette Cilff - 191A flight (134 under girls)

Parnm| GItl and Leona Tank and Aliant (s+ undergiriay —
Jatvinder Lillian and Rolend Wright - 3rd A Hight (13+ under boys)
David Scott and Rob McGattigan - ath A Hight (154+ under boys)
Lakile Gill aad Kermit Sangha: 3rd Blight (sentor boys}

Mined Doubles

Pater Yip end Gina Cravero- tst Allight (grade 0)

Rotend Wright and Annette Cliff - 2nd A fight (15+ under)

Leona Tenk and Long Sroman - rd A FHamt (15+ under)

David Scott and Linda Yip - Ist B flight (154 under)

\

The setback - ruined an
otherwise successful week
for the Vernon foursome.
Houston skipped his team to
first place in the round-
robin schedule with a”10-1
record, although. his only
defeat came courtesy af -
Ursel. . -

“It’s quite abit of a let-
down going back to play in
the men’s league.at Ver-
non,” said Houston. ‘This
has been a great experience
for all four of us‘ and
hopefully we'll be back next

year,”
Manitoba finished | second
in the round-robin schedule
with a 9-2 record, followed
by: Saskatchewan at 4-3.
‘Ontario's Steve Hartley of .

_ Thornhill was 7-4; followed:

' by’Kevin Park of Edmoiton
at 6-5, Frank O'Driscoll: of
St.- John's, Nfld.,- Danriy
Bentley of Truro, N.S., and,
- Jean-Pierre —Croteau’ : of
Gatineau, Que., were all 56,
At 47 was Northern
Ontario’s Rob. Shalla of
Copper Cliff, followed by

Alan Brown of Charloi-

tetown, 3-8, and Andrew .

Buckle of Saint John, N.B.,
and the Territories’ Derek

’ + Ellin of Yellowknife, both 2-

9.

Second “take Dition of
P.E.I. won an award as the

player best: combining,
sportamanship and ability.’
The all-stars were

Schneider, skip; Mendella,
third; Chick, second; and
Phil Gorveatt | of PEL,
lead.

Gosselin lays: golden: egg

The Goose laid a golden
egg at the Colisee and
Miche] Bergeron now must

decide what to do with his

newly found riches.

Mario (Goose) Gosselin,
who © enhanced. his
‘reputation. as a top-flight
goaltender earlier this
month with outstanding
performances at the
Olympic Games = in
Sarajevo,. Yugoslavia, was
a 5-0 winner in his National
Hockey League debul

Sunday night. as Quebec |

Nordiques walked over St. -

Louis Blues.

Gosselin stopped all 26
shots, and “riow’ coach
Bergeron must decide what
to do with three goalten-
ders. He already has Dan

Bouchard and - . Clint
Malarchuk,
“IT. know it causes

problems, especially with

practices,” said Bergeron. '”

‘TH sit) down with
management and make a
decision when we have to.”
As for Gosselin, being
back inhis home province is
» sa delight after living out of a
suitcase for’ six moritlis with
Team Canada,
" “Lwas tired, but when you

sense, 1 guess this is more
important,” ;

Gosselin, 20,. was the ssth
player selected in the 1982
entry draft and was a
member of ‘Shawinigan
(Que,)_ Cataractes” before
joining - the Olympic.
program. -

Michel Goulet,. with his,
4ith goal of the season, Tony
McKegney, Wilf Paiement,
Bo Berglund and J. F,
Sauve scored for Quebec,
which helped out Gosselin
by peppering St. Louis
goaltender Rick Heinz with
4i shots. ow

Elsewhere, it was:
Toronto Maple Leafs 4,.
Vancouver Canucks ~ 4;
Calgary -Flames 5, Los
Angeles Kings 2; Detroit:
Red Wings 4, Chicago Black.
Hawks 2; Philadelphia :
Flyers 5, New .York-
Islanders 3; New York
Rangers 4, ~* Pittsburgh
Penguins 3, in overtime; _
and Washington Capitals 4,
Hartford Whalers 3. ,

Results Saturday:
. Montreal PB veaecorah 4
. Rangers“ Raise

 Oileré'6;' ‘nase ¥ paint
3, St, Louis 3; ‘Winnipeg Jets
~ 6, Boston Bruins 2; Islan-.

assistant's job alter Bob
Berry was fired Friday,
Lemaire wilt have to do

some early line juggling —
_with the loss. of forward —
; Pierre’ Mondou, who. suf- .
‘fered 'a hand, injury in the

win,
Leafs’4 Canucks 4

Rookie goaltender Allan
Bester stopped 48 shots and
Jim Korn, a defenceman
moved.. to .a forward
position, wiped out a 4-2
Vancouver lead to enable

the visiting Leafa to earn a.
_ point.

Jere Gillis and Cam Neely
gave the Canucks a 2-0 lead
before two minutes ‘had
been played. Terry Martin

and Peter Ihnacak tied it for «

the Leafs and Gary Lupul
got two to send Vancouver
to the second period with a a
two-goal lead. ;
Flames 5 Kings 2 ‘
Calgary put it away with
goals by Kent Nilsson; his
second of the game, Mike

- Eaves and Steve Tambellini

within 1:50 of the second |
period. ° Doug’ ‘Risebrough

while Mafcét Dionne ‘Scored
‘both Los: ‘Angeles goals, ay

MED bre peameepe ae Qe

. Terrace Timberman Oldtimers Manager, Jake Dejong right)
President, Joe Whitnay (center), present the first place trophi ‘to:the
Stewart captain, George Kurka (left), after Stewart SOB‘s won

| Club
é elght

team oldtimers hockey tournament held at ihe Terrace arena ove

. weekend.

-also scored for the 'Flames, .

—USFL opening ‘day

For Donatd ‘Trump, the
free-spending, free-talking
owner of New: Jeraey
Generals, the first day of
the United States Football
League’ S second season was |
a harbinger of great things
to - come.  Balleyhooed
newcomers like
Rozier, Joe Cribbs and Cliff.
Stoudt can only hope so, *

- “Tt's big this week and it
will keep: on going up,” an

ebullient © Trump ©
Sunday as he surveyed the’
leagué-record crowd of
62,300 that turned out at

Birmingham's Legion Field |

to watch Brian. ‘Sipe lead the
Generals to a 17-6 win over

Birmingham Stallions. ‘‘It -

will get bigger next ‘week
and it will be the biggest yet .
two weeks from now.”
Trump's Generals ‘Open at ;
home’ in-two- weeks."
An“average of: 34, 200 fans’

'. Openers a year ago.

slipped and tumbled. in a”

Mike .

‘teams. |
said -

yards; "Cribbs Gained. 82

tis

yards in 1d carries; ©”:

compared to 38 988. for six

Rozier, .. the, second. ‘It was also a bad day. for
straight Heisman- Trophy - Washington’ Federals - who
winner signed by the USFL, _ dropped a 89-14 decision’ to

the expansich J aeksonville

freezing rain. to: only 27 Bulls. a

yards in '16- carries, His. Elsewhere, | “ibe was:
Pittsburgh _...Meulers Tampa ‘Bay Bandits: --20,
dropped a 7-3 decision to Houston Gamblers...
Oklahoma Outlaws Ina - Philadelphia ‘Stars

Memphis Showboats 9; New
Orleans Breakers 19, Sen
Antonlo Gunslingers 10: ‘and
Denver Gold ~ 2, ‘Los
Angeles Express 10,
Defending-champion

battle of two expansion -

“7 think [ran pretty good,
the line blocked well for
me,” said Rozier, recipient
of a $3.1-million, three-year

contract. . ‘Michigan opens tonight
SHOOTS DOWN STARS. ' - against. the Blitz at. the

Birmingham's Ctibbs and’. Pontiac, (Mich.) Silver.
Stoudt, two heralded NFL dome. ee
jumpers, were shut downby .._-~:

a New Jersey defence with ©‘
eight new starters, most of =~.
them -lured ‘from*the NFL:

” Stondt wan lifted it. thaanlkat: F™

quatter‘afterdéinptetivig ‘6°!

turned out for eight openers

of 13. passes. for’ only Si.

see your family and friends ders 7, New Jersey Devils 1; — 7 po tr ei
again It takes the fatigue Minnesota North Stars 5, MONDAY 5pm-2am .
away,” sald Gosselin, a . Buffalo Sabres 1; Detroit 4,| , ; Leas a t
native of Thetford Mines. .° Washington 1; Hattford:9,( 7 = = es ae ; yw
“It’s difficult- to’ compare Philadelphia 7; and Chicago a om 5 6 7 a | 4 aan 4. FIRST I.
this’ shutout -and® victory © 3 Piltsburgh 3208 01 RE s 4 - a a 1 13 CHOICE |:
‘with the: Olympies because . Montreal's ‘victory. — “oho i _ : ; :
a 4 Hewall KING § Taxi Alster - | Magic Le - The...
it’s a completely Aifterent, represented a syccessful Bas News Feb News Con't | Regea o) Hats grand Stuntwoman
situation, -debut for new head coach |- ‘% Gant con't con't First “T BER Boor | arecucing | Frere con't
a : * : le I+] : \s
“But this‘is my career Jacques. Lemaire, _ who |: - __ Sent Son't News cared: sy cont con't
_and my future and, in that moved up. from. his 4 ; ABC -. +. ot PNews. WBC - Simon i] Macnen | time! ‘Drole Earth .
. RT vente . nee, aL) News Hour News and . “Lehrer of ! de Via Odyssey ue
a | Gea KOMO 4 cont. | Top Simon News: your Telajournal ‘| Cont cf,
op — = — ew News, | F Contts, Story tant. Hour Life. "| Regional Cont
. an % S ce | i a Wheel of rare ——T To
ie oy 4 is . | BAT i WER In Entertainment | Entertainment | Audubon Computer © ~ | Telajournat The +
: mit Fortune Cincinnati Tonight Tonigny => -| Wildilfe ~~. F Systems ‘| National Shootin,
iy oe 7]
Sa P rovi | I ann | =z gy | eekotant’ |] Theil oF Tic Tac 2° | Love | wag Chalk, Le Point Con't
WI ncia $500. 000 em | ie sleet Cont || a Lifetime Cough * Connection ‘Animals - [ Tatk La Mateo Con‘t ie
. Ler . =
. NNING NUMBERS. Pao ae That's * Benen | a Tao Close frontilne -Muneums..” | Poivra at ‘ ‘
° an FEB. 24. age ts. Incrediblet .. [con't Bloopers tar Comtert «| Con't  * Withaut ° Sei cont
a . on | i rm Can't Snow Commerclats. | Hangin’. - a | Sone fe a Alrptene
“D 8 9 | 9 | 9 | 4| 2] ee, i: -adekied Can't Job Proctlcal Joxes| in _- _ | Con't Cont. | Aventure "
an | er omecer —
. wo asc. ctv Bob Hope's auifate : ‘Great Antes to Quincy The’
HERE ARE THE MOST RECENT — - 25 Mondoy Monday Wickl Wacky °| ait” Pert. - Computers. | Con't sequet . t)
FEB 0 | Nicht Night Speciat Newhart Con't Start a.Smait | Con't Can't "
EB. 17 FEB. a5 Movie Mavle from Walkiki | Con't con't Business Con't Cop't
{2 HW. [7\8i siolsi. a suits oO) ‘ a. phase The Those’ National Con't - TL NFB ~ Con't Paw _
- FEB. ? 0 A Le nt Parade Wonderful Con't Cont’ > . | Laat , Con't Prison
‘a one con't TV Game. - | Journal Bearden ,.. | Reys ‘ La Vie for :
i - . " . ms . ee
(21$|0/a/a/ 2/9] 118 ela a? 0 [6 . ct Stow ail La Ge Se Berior’ | Women. f,
® Chock each draw dale on your ticket and the 1 : CTV N 1 _o . "
. date with the number on your fi ticket, compara ne umber drawn for that ; ws. KO 4 News ws KiNG s ae Previn; io Giving Parrimoine . | cont
"amcwemmemmnmiosirrercenimts ERS ee TR lm fie, ef [EM LS
i , YOUT : . , nas i 4 83,
_ Win the corresponding prize, 2 UTmers above, yourtickat is eligibieto ss News” Final Best Company Piffaburgh Vie ‘Design .
: 135 6 dipils wir $50,000 os Con't The of MASH Latenight de ” . 7 ee
Tast 6 dipils win 37.000 -| Lf con't Late Carson Can't Americe on on “[ Berlioz one , .
Test Tcigits wn 5100 tp me thew Nae cont po Con't a
last Taipits wih $25 14 Int 1. : | Cont apes, font eb
_— Let 2aigits win $10 ; Con't The. with David ie ‘Columbo Th yi
(Complate prize details on reverse of lickat) is Con’t. Dangerous iaterman. Con't ' ‘ Sword ‘
REDEMP 0 KOMO 4 Days of Kina 5 ' _ Font: . and
MAJOR CASHPRIZES: wera ige on rey im their prize by follow: “s news Kiowa Jones : Cont ; Sorcerer ‘
q r prizes me
ae a aa a.
ar Gas prizes, Ul man bid n mi
Sue talaga nk of Commerce \o Wes sen ~ TUESDAY 8am. Spm * a,
ser, by an cl chet Ceni
Srby iolionng hola m pracedate oo the cea sipating Lon aL ht ‘ : t
interes must print their name and address on the back ot the licket to claim - a_i . we
thelr prise , ; Good Conada Teeay. T eum Fin 7: | CBS, oe . eevee
Innes this ist and the ofieral Fist, to tater that) is Morming AM. : Jimmy ;: Need moe i
. . shed America Con‘t News Siw. “+ Mister “ ore :
WESTERN 45 Con't cont "con't - sagort R o Hyde
WESTERN | — i 6 10 _ + _-| Rogers 7 ‘Topether  *
LOTTERY ‘| minute Webs? Good Hunt ain
FOUNDATION ws Fas a ow suntley Sesame Green _ | Again:
Company re Street Forest. = | Cone’:
3 Mit Can't Cen't [Con't Son't Give &. Mowveriant - | The
: gt Con't con't Friendly Giant Con't Tale ; Tours Inglorious ;
t _ | Benson Con't |: Love; | | Canadian Environments i ting «|| Paste | | astacc, 4
the us" | Cont Conti "| conection’ | Schoois -{ Sommmoniy.  intets | Partout cont abe:
Fe Loving Definition Dream ee 0 vt Read co. "| Siero Soe wee Cone 7
. TKeMAL alto] 1a Con't 1 | House Dressup ‘Sclenca "Children whee con't ™ ‘
! . . plo ae a .
Family Elegant Hot Sesame -Lat's Draw | Freehand sei
Og ns, | Feud Appetite | Potato Sires) «| Umbrate | Sketching | Bate con't
‘i neen's Guess Search for Con't ' "Ty Oraw Man Home Les Aventures’, an bea a
: ope What en cont - On the Level | Gardener | de Virwlyave World | 2
; at Noon Daye TER Datta eS “Rov He oe
716 My News = Lot ooo art . Anterica "3 - mote avis nn Sic
#.) Children : Hour ‘| Our Children ~ tn Harmony Bevaventure’ Taipei Giorgia ;
145 One Con's Lives Con't Inventive Chitd Travel . on ore cant ;
; Lite Avather Another cee-Ty Ali About You: SE
as to World World News Stolen Pe go corr Bent
as General con't cont Take, Up Clove Understand | Avy. | Cont
a 1 at a0. Arts Express [ the Earth Jour Con's.
—_ Hospital General ‘Ttne Match = | wox with Matines F
15 Con't, Hospital Game Yen at the : con't ‘our chelce
230 con't cont Hollywood. Oo It For Bijou - OL Maihtor ” cinema Rocka ‘
ead Woman fo Son Sauores Yourtel High Modern Living| be Johnny
a Woman tne Breakaway =} The. Gear Mind Your
i) Con't on [cont . Young Can't Business own Vouaye pinta :
f Con't Harron . Son't and the _ | Bearden Plays | Guten tag Pere # iden
ne Live Restlens Dearcen Wit Gehts Con’t Baring’
: at Fantasy The Peopia’s | Smuris + Soeame Voyage Bobina The
- 5 4 taland Court Const Stree, Con't Con‘t vi
“[__ MENCKETS WITH AMARCH16, 1984 DATEARE EUGIBE, 4 nn ann Newscope | ne Day Cont Planet of | minibus Sanoarosty
3 Con't Com't ae Time Con't Man Con'+