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“herald SPORTS |

Kitimat hosts raquetball

The Kitimat Raquethall
Association. sponsored a
raquetball tournament at’
Riverlodge Aptil 3-5. Five
players from Prince Rupert,
and five [rom Terrace joined

twenty Kitimat’ players in -

games played ‘in. three
divisions...

The Rupert “players
showed the effects of the
strength thelr new facilities
have given them, taking top
spots in the Mens ‘'C” and
Mens Novice events. ©

In Mens .“'C”’ competitian,

Mike McGowan of Prince.
Rupert beat "BI Hayes, of

” scheduled

Kitimat white Jim Siccone of
Prince Rupert beat Harry
Boudreauit of Kitimat in the -
semi-finals to ‘make the
finals an ‘all-Rupert event. :

Siccone emerged from a tie-
breaker in that final to take”
the event. Both Siccone and.

McGowan will be heading to
the B.C. Closed tournament
for Easter
weekend-in Kelowna.. In the —
consolation round, Mirko‘
Rutar of Kitimat beat out’
Brant Arnold-Smith of
Terrace.

In Mens Novice play,

longtime Squash player
Doug Kydd of Prince Rupert
knocked ‘olf: Terrace’s Alan

Stradesky to win the event. _

Dale Maitland of Kitimat
~ Jost to Kitimat’s Luis Grailo
a ae consolation play. .
Sheila Hogart of Kitimat:
spoiled Ruperts chances for
- a sweep of the tournament
by winning her: match

against ‘Rupert's. Michael -

Ann McGuire to take the
Ladies “‘C”’ event. Leona
Hickson of Kitimat | beat out
‘fellow Kitimat resident Gina

Radford in the consolation

event.

‘The .National Hockey
begins Wednesday

night.
It.took six months and
‘840° games to pare

Red Wings and Win-
nipeg Jets from the

|. playoff lineup.

*. Now, 16 remaining
\. teaine set out an what

Stanley Cup final. .

Toronto Maple Leafs
were the last to clinch a
Playoff spot, defeating

Sunday night to finish
_ 16th — a point ahead of

beat-offive first round:
Mintesota North Stars-
Boston” Bruins; Ed-
pronton Cilers-Montreal
“Canadiens; Vancouver
Canticks-Butialo
Sabres;'. Quebec-Phila-
. delphia. Flyers; Pitt-_

League’s second season

., Swill be for two of them a”
” six-week journey to the -

' Quebec: Nordiques 4-2.

NHL teams are > all set

sburgh Penguins-St.-
- Louis. Blues; Chicago
Black Hawks-Calgary
Flames; and New York
Rangers-Los Angeles

- Other results Sunday: -
Islanders 7, Buffalo 3;
Montreal 4, Boston 2;
Rangers 2, Philadelphia
0; Pittsburgh 5, Hart-
ford 4; Chicago 38,

” Minnesota 4; Winnipeg ..
5, St Loulss
Saturday results:
_ Quebec. 5 Toronto 5;
Calgary 6 Vancouver 5;
-- Edmonton? Winnipeg 2;
Buffalo 5 Detroit 4;
‘Minnesota 5 St. Louis 0; |
- Islanders 4 Washington
1; Boston 5 Pittsburgh
2; and Colorado § Los

Washington Capitals, | Angeles 5. :

‘The Capa beat Detroit Montreal won the
Red Wings 7-2 then sat Pre

td de SEE iowana a Caateauees
to the final 10 minates uf Sirblle Uist lahdérs won 6
the Toronto-Quebec _ the Clarence Campbell
game on radio. Bowl for placing first in

The Leafs ‘will. face the Campbell Con-

New York Islanders in ference.

7 first-round playofis. Wayne Gretzky

' “Other pairings in the scored a goal and set up

‘four others as Ed-
monton finished its
season Saturday and the.
year-old Brantford,
. Ont, native won the Art
Ross Trophy by leading

all NHL scorers with 55. .

‘Three goaltenders —

-Dennis Herron and. ~
' Michel Larocque,

Torento,
Professional Hockey |

‘the 21 NHL cities, will
_ Playoff schedule,

» genson ‘in Qube

totals of 10 aszisis and
164 points, - ;
Mentreal won the .
Vezina Trophy for the
best defensive record.

Richard Sevigny,

traded last month to
_ Rhare the

decided’ in'a pul by the’
Writers’ Association in
be announced late in the

Leals.4 Nordiques 2 .

Ron Sedibauer scored
a pair of power-play
goals to help the Leafs
to the vital victory.

For the first time in
nine seasons, Darryl
Sittler failed to top’ the
Leafs infecting; WM a
Paiemetit "who" eeired
his 40th “poil’ ar” the ~

earned the honor with 97

points...

The Nordiques
finished .11th. Peter
Stastny led Quebec.
scorers with 39 goals
and 109 points.

Mike Bossy won the
Islanders’ team scoring
title, accumulating 119
points, fourth highest in.

Pitching is indian problem

‘Pitching was. problem for
Cleveland Indians last

sensor: and it still may be a

question mark for 1961.
But there's nothing wrong

with thelr hitting, judging by

One of the hottest hitting

helped te beat ‘Chicago

if
=
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8

Gabe Paul.

raise his spring. average to:
0. ‘Litdleton, who also.

made a diving ‘catch, has
* tad the team as a backup
centre. fielder to Rick

Elsewhere, ‘Janon
Thompson slugged three

"xpos to # 7-0 decision -over
Minnesota Twins. Randy
Baes's tases-loaded double
in the sixth inning rallied San
Diego Padres to a 3-1 victory
over Seattle Mariners.
Marig Mendoza singled in
que mm and doubled home
atother as Texas Rangers

Rich Dauer singled home a
rin in the 10th as Baltimore

Orioles edged Philadelphia
PTumny Join, ‘Doug Bird.

and John Pacélla combined
on a seven-hitier and Bobby

Murcer keyed two three-run |

Innings with singles as New
York Yankees beat St. Louis
Cardinals 6-0, Lance Parrish
socked a threerun homer
and Detroit sent 12 men to

-the plate in aseven-run fifth

_ inning en route toa 12-2 romp
over Boston Red Sox, '

_ Toronto left fielder Al —
Woods robbed Ron Pruitt of

a potential game-winning
grand slam home run in the
13th inning as the Blue Jays

-and Chicago White Sox

battled to a 55 lie. Jeff
Leonard's RBI single broke
an 6&8 tie in the Lith inning
and sent Houston Astros to a
10-8 decision over Milwaukee
Brewers,

Mack Babitt bit a tworun

double in-the 11th inning to

give Oakland A’s a 6-5

Dodgers to an'$6, trigmph

Guerrero's fourth and fifth

Kitimat wins
Fowler Cup

‘The Kitimat Winterhawica
beat the Burns Lake Braves

Fowler Cup for the 1980-61
season. ;
The Winterhawks: took
first and pecond period leads
of 2-1 and 5-3 but ended the

game banging onto a 54 lead

as the Braves charged back

Sunday the Hawks needed
a four goal rally in the third

‘period. to’ overcome the
_ Braves t4. The Braves led

1-0 after thé first and fn-

 evensed their lead to 42 in

the secoid. The Win-

"_terbawke still trailed by that

score at the 13 minule mark
of the third befe: -. putting in
four goals in seven minutes

Kevin Trach, Alfie McVaie,
Brad Owens and Doug

. Mandlikova’ a:

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- wheelchair

The Herald, Monday, April 6, 1901, Page 7.

Terrace Badminton ‘hosted its annual tournament on 1 the weekend.

Tennis pro needs practise |

Having just picked up

$100,000 for capturing ber
:geepnd *.Clairal

Crown.
championship, Chris ‘Evert.

more competition to.regain’
_ her forma after sitting out all”

but one match this year.

“T' don't “think I have -

peaked yet,'' sald Lloyd, 3,
whe’ capitalized on Hana

trouble on the way toa 6-4, 6°

3 victory in the final Sunday.’
at Carlsbad,’ Calif: “I am”

Sut “ae a

‘Athlete finds
no handicaps

TORONTO (CP) — Chris...

Stoddart's drive and am- °

bition have made him. a-

world-class ‘athlete despite.

being born with spina bifida,
a crippling disease’ that
stunted growth in his legs.

The 30-year-old Toronto

- athlete holds. a string. of

records in international
competitions for the disabled
— an unbeaten world record
for 100 metres; Pan-Am
records for 100 and. 40
Metres and the Canadian
record for 100 metres. He
previously held world
records for 200 metres, 400

,’ metres, 600 metres, 800

metres and 1,500 metres.
He was the first man in a
wheelchair to break the six-

minute mile and he came
- Chose — 5:05 — to breaking
vo ‘Nowthe has another goal —
“to break: -the four-minute
“ mile, Stoddard hopes to do it
“at the 1904 Olympics for the

Handicapped in Los Angeles.
With that in mind, he's

He also keeps in shape by
playing on two tocasl
basketball
teams.

Stoddart haa been a “jock”.
since he chn remember.

He has played hockey — in

‘goal, on his hands and knees.

He played baseball —
fielding hits at first base,
batting on his knees. He

played lacrosse, again in

. @oal. And again on bis hands

and knees, be played tackle
At school he excelled on
the rings and parallel bars.
Last November and

‘December Stoddart was

forced to live in his car with
his dog after a fruitless
search for an apartment that
could sccommodate a man

5

others! I need matches.” _-

: - Other tournament winners .
during the weekend were”
‘John McEnroe, who won a

and play all the title events
‘there before Wimbledon, _
" “Pm stilta little shaky out *

$175,000 Grand Prix event in
“Frankfurt, West Germany,

‘dnd Claudia Kobde, who won.

an ‘Avon Futures event, in
Boise, Idaho.

‘service .- Loyd earned ‘$100,000 for

the. victory while Man-
dlikova, 17,.in troublewith

her: serve: throughout : the
to. play,,..two more match,” took home ° $50,-000
SWE Gey her’

me Spi Pam iver

ina wheelchair —~ anda ag.

Then he found the David B...
: Archer Coop, one of several":

cooperative. housing
developments. in ‘Toronto's
downtown. St.’.

folk hero ‘at there.

. Posters in’ the lobby
proudly list bis: athletic.
“achievements, and ‘the Co-Op.
his launched a fund-raising

“2 'to earn $30,000 for third

Z fourth-place’ -

" Sunday.”

ind-place. finish? a
er bent Andrea rad

: Saturday - at the Tewrace,

trophy for. winning the
Lawrence. .

3. presented Yo Chris Culp for
: ‘pest °

-for all of the kids by their

Jaeger instraight sats 63;6-

place. Jaeger: picked. “
“money:

minutes ‘Sunday: to. defeat i]
Tomaz: Smid. . of
Czechoslovakia 63, 6-2.
McEnroe, 22, earned $35,000
“Rohde, of: West Germany,

defeated: Ann’ Kiyomura- of | ”

the US.'74,.74,- Leechs

PeeWees ;

The Terrace Peewees.
wound “up their - hockey
season ‘with a banquet

Afena. 2

+ Bytown Diesel - ‘peceived
the: Twin Valley Honies
keague this past year. - a
“Trophles | were also’
forward; . Henry
Degerness for test goalie,
and Lawrence Stella for best
defencemen. - —

., Free pizzas were provited

teams sponsor and pop was

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WINNING NUMBERS -

"HERE ARE THE MOST RECENT WIHRING NUMGERS
‘March 20

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- MAJOR CASH PRIZES: Winners of major prizes ray lain” =
their prize by following the claim procedure an thes’

~ back of the ticket. .
~ OTHER CASH PRIZES: Other-cash prizes: ‘Up ‘toa
~ineluding $1,000 may be cashed at any ‘branch ol
-the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce in Western i ‘i
Canada, or by following. the claim. procedure’ on a

‘s) 4 <

The Provincial

- $500,000 .

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last 6 digtis win $50,000
fast 5 digits win $1,000}:
"last 4 digits win $100:
I" last a digits win $25:
* fast 2 digits win $10"

back of the ticket.

WESTIRN

" (Sonehe ore dia ooravers of Hat ;

4n-the évent af discrapancy between this list wis ‘the
winning numbers list. the latter shajl prevail.

° Check each draw date on your ticket and compare
-.--the number drawn for that date with the faumber on.
dt’ ““ygarticket.

Ole only’ the last six, five, four, three, or ‘two digils-on
your ticket are identical to and in the same order as;
- the winning numbers above, your ticket i is s eligible,
to win the corresponding prize. oes

Pe een a anh ere Se

penkese.

17

or

donated by Pepsi.

‘drive to finance purchase of =<:

the $1,800 racing wheelchair
he .needs for ‘raining and.
racing.

Stoddart mayed to ‘Toronto
in 1971 to attend Seneca.

College and. that winter

started playing wheelchair”
basketball with the now-

defunct Toronto -Thunder- ,

bolts, By summer he‘ was.
participating
track events.

He ‘hasn't looked. back.
since.

Terrace
curling
finishes

The Terrace . Curling 9: ~
Association finished up its —
Mixed League schedule with ;
a Fun Bonspiel Apritd and 5.

’ ‘Twenty-two | teams -com-

peted in the event with the 1"

rink of Bud Smith and his

wife Sandy, and Keith |
Norman and his wife Sandy |

, Demhke placed second. The
rink of Nigel Glover was
third while Charlie Radfords
team placed fourth.

The curling club has its
Mens league playoffs

scheduled for 7p.m. Tuesday ‘:

April 7.

in wheelchair:

SIMON FRASER UNIVERSIT Y.

+ NATIVE TEACHER EDUCATION PROGRAM

_IN PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.

Commencing September 1981, Simon Freser University, Faculty of Education, = iE a

will be.offering a program designed to enable native peopte fo ‘obtain a 6.C. © Vs

-Teachlig Certificate.

:

“You may bp eligibleto apply Ifyou are:
—anstive person (status or non-status) who has coed cond school : re

: ‘oF 8.75.0. equivalent.

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,, schoo! teicher, lariguage Instructor —or In some other related capacity. -
- this progres apeats oyu, frtharnormation and an aviation package t os

avaliable: chy, fontacting:.

. Me: ‘Clarence Martin -

Prince Rupert. B.C. .
Val 1P9.

"Ma. Pat Cox.

Booth Memorial School

NO Heys Cove Circle
Prince Rupert, B.C. Va) IW!
Telephone: 624-5031

_ Rorthooas? Tribal Council!
710 Fraser Sirest |

‘Telephone: 624-4223 - 627-7159.

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SPECIAL INFORMATION MEETING
To assist Individuals with
forms, répresentatives from SFU will be avaliable at the Native
Employment Career Day, Gltwangek Bend Office from 9:60 ale
fo 4:00 p.m. on April & sat. ; .

and completion: of the py

_cnopu 2 yeiraur cider end have nat caingleied Seccrdiny School int do have | “

" leducational work experience either as a aide, recredtion feader, pre- _

”. Apptleations shouid be received by Simon Fran Univer pret ft deadng
of May 19% for Admission .

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