ai

’. Professional

Prise

Led by the g
“Volkmar Gross,

| North American | Soccer

oe vat 4, Naneourat,.
“night before . 1020, tana: at .

Nd a Empire. Stadium. :
The “win improved the

; Sockers’ recard to 13-13-for
’ 112 points and a third-place

tle in the Western Division
with San Jose Earthquakes.

a Vane liven, ‘dropped.
“aecond place -with 15 win

Doge :
:Sockers. moved. beck into:
one’ ‘point back of Seattle

and 20 Ipases: for ie) points, -

knocked a ball up the left

Side to Jean’ Willrich, who

_ turned and sent a low cross

box.

into the Whitecaps’ six-yard ;

‘defender: Jim

‘press-and, dominate play -
“even - after ‘defender | Bo

wo ‘Lenarduagl: was ejected at °°

¢8:87 for a“dangerous: kick.
_+~ but Gross made a number.
outstanding - BAVER, .

of"
particularly off striker Ray
Hankin in the 76th minute.

Gross. ‘Ainlatied the game

“the ‘bait’ ‘hit. Vagcouver -

mes ‘and

: deflected into ae for the
Whitecaps’, frat own-goal of.
the Season,
oo “Although outshot : isa in:
the-first half and:6-3 in the’
vecond, the Socker’s: got the -
game's only” goal ‘at: 64:37
“when ‘midfielder Julie Yee.

CoE Coweel Veincouy ver in the:las
Vancouver. éontinned: to!

third, atraig 1-0 win’ over
.'Vaticouver. ‘als was Sari -
Diego's. sixth str ight vein. |

four. yeara. 0
“ie, eae Nast

z Sting 1 1; Edmonton Drillers ©.
“2. Seattle Sounders’ 1i New.“
York Cosmos 2 San Jose °

Earthquakes’ 1; and Por-

.tland Timbers 2 Tilsa
 Beaghnecis ©. '

CFL weekend _ quarterbacks

It's unfortunate for
. Winnipeg Blué Bombers

- they. are: venturing into.
‘Commonwe- |

Edmonton’ ‘8
-  althi Stadium one week after

‘the Eakimos suffered their
first important .defeat in
four years: coe

The four- time Grey Cup
champions are ina snarly
mood, ©

. Quarterback Warren
Moon was ordinary against

the Lions and must re-
Eskimos’:

establish the.
offensive authority, par-
ticularly his own, |

Moon isn't

the only |

quarterback under pressure
this weekend.

‘ Jordan” Case in Ottawa,
John Hufnagel in Saskat-
chewan, Toronto's - Con-
dredge Holloway and both
Calgary quarterbacks,
Bruce Threadgill.and Gerry

Datillio, are on the hotseat

for various reasons.

Montreal (0-2-0) at Ottawa.
(@20), .

Ottawa hag scored juat 21
polnis in two games and
Case may play himself out
of the starting role tonight
at Lansdowne Park. —

Montreal quarterback.

Ken Johnson and running:
back David Overstreet
should be enough to give the
' Concordes the first victory
fin their short existence,

_ Montreal by three points.
“Toronto {1-l-l) at Saikat-
chewan-¢1-2-0) :

Quarterback Joe: Adams
showed signs in fast
weekend's win In Calgary

Walters and Ron Robinson
often enough for" a Rider
win.

But while both teams are

fairly even defensively, the

Riders are -better against

the rush and that should be

‘the difference,
Saskatchewan by six

points.

Calgary (0-1-1) at Hamliten

he may be able to replace ~ (21-0)

Joe - Barnes and give
Saskatchewan the type of
one-two ' quarterbacking
punch that produced those
comebacks last year. If not,

John Hufnagel will be able _

lo find receivers like ory

Quarterback Tom
Clements and receivers like
Ron Johnson and Keith
Baker should have little
trouble with Calgary's
somewhat undisciplined
and overworked defence.

ry f aan : ‘ a i

with ~tpven isaves ‘and ‘tal ‘ mideard ‘batinglt

ry a both: Blizzard: goals, ‘tn-
“creasing his total to 21, only.
cone fewer . than, league-

: -Neill-Roberts scored: his

“Ishgoa this season al 27:10. ;

“hefore <Amo’:  Steffenhag

David" Byrne -absisted ”

‘leader: Viadislay- Bogleivle

-. of the Cosmos.
Chicago coach Willie Roy
: was handed his. ‘second

under. pressure.

“It's overworked because
neither Datiiio nor
Threadgill have been able ta
provide consistent quar-

_ terbacking to keep ‘the of-
. fence on the field. -
Hamilton by three points. _-

“Winnipeg. (2-1-0) at
Edmonton (2-1-0) ‘

Moon and Winnipeg's ©

Dieter Brock renew . thelr
rivalry in stage two of a
‘three-week round-robin

‘between B.C., Edmonton .

and Winnipeg, the top teams
in-lhe West.

The ‘Bombers have
usually fared well againsl

: replied for: Chicago at 65:10.

and : Alan,’ Merrick - added:
"another in: the 56th minute:

; protest ‘ah. offside: call ¢ hat
by. ‘Katl-Heinz Granite ate ‘tory with his. ahdotout. goal;

ani” apparent
the first-half.” ° *
'“Attendsince was 8, 239,
Dritlers 2 Sounders A

put Seattle. in iront with a

. penalty: Rick at.15:40-and: -

Edmonton.-forward Jan

‘Goossens forced extra time -
‘with his seventh goal of the-’
season at 76: M1.

In the

Edmonton and Sunday. both

‘teams will be intent to

bounce back from losses.
‘Brock will have to make
do. without speedy wide
receiver Mike Holmes but if

"- Waddell Smith doesn’t stop

dropping easy touchdown
passes, Moon may lose
confidence Jn his deep
threat,

_ Winnipeg may have
James Reed back as middle
linebacker but it's doubtful

the Bombers defence can

handle Edmonton’s af-

fensive ling in. the same _

manner as B C. did.

Edmonton by 10 points. |

Riders are expecting a fight from Concordes

. OTTAWA (CP) — : Mon-
treal Concordes haven't
-won. a. Canadian .Football
League game this season,
but Ottawa coach George

-Brancatosays they have the. ~~

momentum over his
likewise winless Rough
Riders,

“They (Montreal) are

coming on and we're not
getting. any better,"’
Brancato said Wednesday,
casting a wary eye towards
: tonight when the two teams

meet at Lansdowne Park. .

“Our guys are in for.a real
fight." |
~ Brancale sald, the return

te Ta ad ay Vii) awa

-to health of Ken Johnson,

the Concordes first string
quarterback, will help
Montreal, but he bemoaned
Ottawa's injury problems..

“can't remember
having so many (injuries),
this early in the season,” he
sald, “Now we have Val
Belcher (all-Canadian of-
fensive guard) out and: Pia
(Canadian. defensive end
‘Jim Piaskoski) and they

could be out a couple of ;

"Pat - Stoqua (Canadian
Slotback} still ~ isn’t
recovered from his hernia.

a ‘operation and Larry | Brune

fede ap oe aeate

(import deep back) will be-

_off' at least this game and

Tmaybe another.

backup ‘linebacker when

Randy Fournier broke his |

hand on a_ Hamilton
helmet."
What's | more, . Brancato

will Start rookie Chris Isaac
at quarterback, instead: of
the more experienced
Jordan Case. -

Mindful of a suspect of-
fensive line,

tried to get rid of the ball in

ahurry in their two regular:

season games, ;
“What we ve ‘been n eoine

teietg tT

Montrea!-
quarterbacks have also -

from the beginning is make

it as easy on the line as we’

can by taking shorter drops
or rolling out and pulting as
uch pressure on the Hine.”

Joe Galat, head coach of

the Concordes, said ‘his

receivers,, three of whom
arriyed just two weeks
before the team’s season-
opener, haven't held up

. their end, however, .....

‘Tight end Nick Aragki
and = slotback = =Chuck
McMann, both Canadians,
are holdovers from. the
defunct Montreal Alouettes.
Imports Howard Ballage,

Robert (Spider) Gaines and 5

ttre & eiieey oy testa

Peter Eshenko are the new
arrivals,

“It’s still our biggest
problem on offence,” said’:

’ Galat.

He said a badly executed,
pattern by Gaines in the
third quarter of Montreal's

16-13 loss to Toronto, on a :

play “that could haye

“buried the Argonauts,” and

two ‘dropped balls by
Ballage in ‘‘erucial
Situations,'’ ‘were par-
licularly frustraling.-

Galat said-a new airlift of

receivers will take ‘place

when National Football
League teams begin
rimming their. rosters in &

ae Wels Pena

Deepal

‘

. few weeks,

Hf Galat will have.to xin
and bear his receivers-in the
‘meantime, he was smiling
about the return’ of
linebacker William -Hamp-
ton and defensive tackle
Doug Scott, both of whom

, Missed last Friday’s game

-14-day trial,
Fournier and Al

‘Cook.

against Toronto.

“For Ottawa, Rudy.
Phillips comes off the move
list to replace Belcher,

. while Doug Seymour plays

in place of Piaskoski. Mike
Graffi, who was to begin a
will replace
Dosant
supplants fr free e safety Glenn

Rookies are working hard’ to make the first NFL cut

- The rookies are enjoying
their days in the.sun before

the veterans arrive at their © starting quarterback.

National Football League

‘training camps to ‘start _

-some serious football.
David) Woodley took
advantage: of a Miami
Dolphins rookie scrimmage .
two seasons ago, came up

with an outstanding
showing. and- now is the

Rookie placekicker Hans
Nellsen is trying to take

equal ‘advantage of the

situation, with Uwe van
Schamann ailing. Nielsen
booted field goals.of 37 and

31 yards Wednesday — the
final one coming with four
‘plays remaining — in a
controlled scrimmage with
New Orleans Saints to give
a team of inexperienced
Dolphins a 6-3. victory.
Morten Andersen kicked a
42-yarder for the Saints’
points. —

‘Quarterback Dave
Warner of Syracuse led the
way with 192 yards passing

Wednesday as Philadelphia

Eagies' rookie squad oul-

scored a Baltimore Colts '

contingent of first-year

2%-hour cotitrolled

‘scrimmage al the Colts’

Top names. pass. up- Canadian Open

; OAKVILLE, Ont. (CP) —
Tom. Kite posted: a 70
Wednesday in- =the pro-am
curtain raiser to the $425,000
Canadian: Open golf
championship and
pronounced himself ready,-

“Any time you can shoot
In the red on this golf
course, it's not-too bad,” the
No. 1 money winner on the

Golfers’

- Association tour last year -
said of his round.

‘Kite Is the only member of
pro golf's top five to show

” for this 72-hole tournament.

_ Even Tom Watson, - who
stood to make. an extra
$25,000 by winning his‘third
_ national: open. of. the year,
. passed it up. Watson won
the U.S. and British Opens .
but, its been 11 years since

Ino swept the three
ove titles,

Of the top 12 on the money
list, ‘only Kite, Jack
Nicklaus, Bob Gilder and ~
- Wayne Levy will tee off in
the opening round today.

Kite, third overall with —

$282,957 in official. PGA
-winnings, sald criticlam of -
’ the course last year had no

‘pearing on the absence. of .
top names from the field of .

* 156 set to tee up on the 7,060. ~
‘yard, ‘par-71 ‘Glen Abbey
layout.’ Toe
Thick | ‘rough, heavy’:
. fairway grass and diseased
’ greené. haunted course

® | designer:Jack: Nicklaus in

» 1881, The ctiticlem resulted
i in key “personnel at the
[ courte being sacked. -
1 °._.“It-has to do with the
. dates,” ‘paid Kite. “There
are‘too many major events
atthis time.
“But I: don't know what
-@lsa you can do. You cer-

tainly can’t schedule the

-event for October. It would

be too cold.”

Lee Trevino, a three-time
Canadian champion; is
having his troubles and isn't
expected’ to be a factor,
although he's always played
-the demanding Glen Abbey
with authority.

Other former champions
in the field. are Tom
. Welakopf. (1973-75), . Bruce.

‘Ldetzke (1978). and Bob

Gilder . (1980) and Briton
Peter Oosterhuis, who won _-,
last year with a four-under
280, is back. to defend.

Dan Halldorson of Shilo,
Man., leads an 18-mari:

Canadian contingent that
includes five amateurs —

Gary Cowan of Kitchener,

- Ont.; Greg Olson of Ottawa,.

Doug Roxburgh of ‘Van-
couver,--Rick Sepp of
Hamilton and Richard Todd
of Toronto.

Halldorgon, a regular o on
the PGA cireult, earned hia
exemption. by placing
among .the top 60 money
winners last year.

’ Dave Barr..of Kelowna,

‘B.C., Jim Nelford of Bur-

naby, B.C, and Dick -Zokol

.of Vancouver received

: Royal... Canadian. Golf.
“Association exemptions,
‘Daniel Talbot of Belolel,
* Que.; earned. A, Canadian ©

' PGA exemption: ‘by being

‘top Canadian. Inthe | 1981
CPGA championship. °

_ Other Canadian pros are,
Jean-Lowls .LaMarre of
LaPrairle, Que., 1981 CPGA

assistants champion; Bob

Panasiuk of. Windsor, Ont.,
-1981.,  CPGA ~- club
. professional champion; and

five 1082 Canadian.PGA |
. exemptions |

’ Jerry .

Andersoii, Toronto; Norm
Jarvis,-—Delta, B.C.;. Jim
Rutledge, Victoria; Erin
Ray Fostey, Oriltia, Ont.;

and Ray. Stewart, Van-
couver. |
Hockey - star Wayne

’ Gretzky of Brantford, Ont.,
had: a memorable start to

- hls pro-am aspirations. His:

first tee shat struck a i?

NASL

Standings.

Basiern Division
C F AGP Pi

New York 20 6 40 3454 172.
Toronta 1442 40) 39-40 124
Montreal 1410 dO 99-33 193
Chicago. 216 42 S338 0

fouthern Divislon
Port Laud 13 11 $4 39 48 136

tule | wt $2 42 as TF

Tam Bay 1115 40 4495 99

Jacks * Mb 838190 a
Weatern Division

Seattle: © 13:13 88

San Jose 13.49 48 ap ae 1127
Sen .Olago. 1912 47 41.40.1199
Porttand 4015 95 3931 %
Edmonton . 917 32° 5228. 7é-

"Six points “are” awardad- fore

‘regulation or overtime vistory.
‘four polntt: for ‘a shootout vic-

tory. One bonus polnt for every || °°

‘goal -ecored..with a maximum -of
three ‘per game. No bonus: polnt

ls - awarded. for overtime oF

Myotout foals.’

: weenessay Rewuits | a
“Toronto ?-Ghicaga 1. .
Edmonton” 2 Seattie 1 +80);
‘New York’ 2. San Jou }
Portland 2 Tulse O-.

Sen Diego | Vancouver ¢

Friday Game -
Montreal at Jacknonviliq.

Saturday. Ganyes
Tulsa at Vancouver.
Edmonton at San Olego
Poriland st. Seattle
Sen Jom al Chicago

Sunday Game
Montreal!

year-old | spectator above
the right eye.

_ “That ruined my day,”
_ the 21-year-oid Edmonton -

Oilers centre said. ‘‘I
couldn’t concenirate on my
game.”

- Mark Giradetli of Toronto
was not believed serious
injured, but -he was. ad-

mitted to hospital, overnight ;

for observation.

Towson, Md.,
facility.
Warner completed 16 of 27
throws, including a 53-yard
touchdown pass to wide

receiver Jerry Apodaca of

- New Mexico, Jim - Krohn’
players and veterans 5-lin a.

also threw for a touchdown,
while Jeff Rodeberger
rushed for 44 yards on eight

.carries. The Colts’ score

came on @ 24-yard pass
‘from Arizona State's Mike
Pagel to Leo. McClelland.

‘Bob Gagliano completed

_ lof 15 passes far 142 yards, .

training :

. at their. Greeley, Lolo., .

including a 99-yard touch-

down pass play to free agent
rookie Robert Blakely for
the only score in Kansas
City Chiefs’ second con-
trolled intrasquad_ ‘serim-
mage at Liberty, Mo:

’ On defence, rookie
linebacker Louis Haynes of
North Texas State sparkled

with three quarterback
sacks.

‘. Denver Broncos also ran

an intrasquad. scrimmage

(raining site...
Among the: big. gainers

were first-round draft.
choice Gerald Willhite,
rushed for 56 yards on nine .
“@iffies, and No. 5 pick
Sammy Winder, carried ..

eight times for 38 yards and
scored a - touchdown.
Quarterback Davy Sellers
was 6for-7 for 47 yards
passing. and receiver
Orlando | McDaniel, a
second-round pick, caught
three passes for 26 yards._
‘Kirk Wilson received new

lifé when New England —

’ Patriots claimed the wide

‘receiver from. Indlana

State-Terre Haute on
waivers. from Washington
Redskins.

Sockers edge ¢

_ ‘enutlon of the season after. “Tghootout,. Goossens scored |.
rushing - canto the -fleld\: to . firstand Peter Ward replied, \
for the - Sounders. | Dwight :).C
“th yee

» Lodeweges: set
Ahir in-the rétailon. ‘Drille)

midfielder _ Larry: ‘Dil
“To

* front of ii spectators. :

Seattle, 13-13, is first in the
West.

Coamon 2 Earthquakes 1

-Glorglo Chinaglia: scored

‘his 18th goal of the season
with 7:32 remalning to give
the Cosmos thelr sixth

straight victory. The goal -

came 7:40 after the teams
returned to the field after a
rare 26-minute rain delay.
The Cosmos,
leaders inthe East, were
‘thankful for the delay
caused by a driving-rain at
Giants Stadium in East
Rutherford, NG.

“Poppin ef
‘The Drillers, 9-17, are last “them

in ihe. “Western Division.

20-6 -and .

* playoll:. Spot,

es San” Jose’ Be ‘forwards
vere giving ‘our: defer

"all kinds of trouble until the: ¢
me along | and ‘alowed voy

Steve. Hunt opened: the’
scoring at 26:08,

18,338. . 4
Timbers 2 Roughnecks @

In Portland, Dale Mitchell
and John Bain scored: the,
goals ap ‘the Timbers.

snapped Tulsa’s winning -
streak at five games,, |

Portland, 11-15, in fifth in,

the West. Tulsa, 13-12, in

second in the Southern
Division.

Local ‘pam thoes -

“Casper fops af trophy night

Skeena Valley Golf and Country Club held a trophy night

Wednesday for their weekly men's night, with Grant Casper
taking the Jow gross trophy with a 38.

Nick Walton had the low net score with 29.2, while Doug
Sivyer took ‘Second ‘low net with 92.0. Art Penner’s third
low-net winning score was not recorded.

On the second hole Wednesday, Walton was closest to the
pin, while on the eighth, Sandy Sandover Sly took closest to,

the pin honors.

e

TYSA Wednesday vosstts -

More games were played in the Terrace Youth Soccer *

Association Wednesday night, but scores were unavailable *

from, many because of communication problems between”
coaches and the publicity director.

In the under-8 division, Tilden Tigers and Doe's United” -
played to a 2-2 tie and Ken’s Photo Mighty Mites beat, :

Centennial Lions 3-1,

Mr. Mike’s Sharks blanked Bavarian Trin Oxen &0 in the,

only game score reported in the-under-11-12 division.

Diary Queen Busters took.a 1-0 default win from Dave's”
+ Plumbing Wednesday in the under-15, di divisi
“Tuesday night scores that'were late in

Kinsmen Jets beating Totem Ford Mustangs 1-0 and...
_=Terrace Chrysler Aspens drawing 0-0 with Vic Froese,.;
Trucking Hotrodders in the under-6 division,

NOTICE.

“In observance of B.C. Day, ‘Monday

day.

August 2nd, 1982, the offices of the
District of Terrace will be closed on this

The following chance in refuse Pickup is

‘Introduced. © ~~~

Garbage normally’ collected on Mortday
will be picked up on Tuesday, August 3rd,

1982.

The sanitary landfill Is open 10:00.a.m. to

. 7:00 p.m, Tuesday to Sunday. Closed all

day Monday. .

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