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Lions in a must win situation

Al Charuk, whuse on-field
intensity {s matched only by
an overwelming character
trait off it, has reached the
mecca of wide receivers,

Charuk has caugh! 50

sses this season for British

Jumbia Lions-a goal he set
for himself in training camp-

and needs 14 in the last three
games uf ihe Canadian
Football League season to
break the club mark of 63
held by Jim Young.

Fifty catches, says
Charuk, seems tu be the
“mecea for wide receivers.”

“When you break it

Flyers strike fast,
pounce on Penquins

PHILADELPHIA (AP) -
Paul Holmgren started the
Philadelphia scoring only 55
secunds inlo the game and
the Flyers went on to
register a 3-1 National
Hockey League win Thur-
sday night over Pittsburgh
Penguins.

Holmgren touk a pass from
centre Bubby Clarke behind
the Penguins defence and
fired it uver the shoulder of
Pillsburgh nelminder Denis
Herrun frum 15 feet out.

Rick MacLeish made it 20
at 8:16 uf the secund period
on a power-play gual,
stupping defencemen Behn
Wilson's shot from the right

point and backhanding the
puck into the nel.

Greg Malene broughl
Pittsburgh to within a gual
with 3:51 lo play with 4
power-play score, bul Flyers
ruvkie Danny Lucas scured
his first NHI gual al 17:44
for insurance.

The luss extended Pitts-
burgh’s winless streak at the
Spectrum to ten games (0-9-

1) since January 20, 1974.

The Penguins now are
winless in five games and in
last place in the Nurris
division while Philadelphia
bettered ils mark to 2-1-1 in
the Patrick Division.

NHL STANDINGS

By THE CANADIAN PRESS

Wales Conlerence
Norris Division

T FAP
Montrea! 310 14 ¢ 6
Detroit 12 2°13 15 4
Washington 1:2 °7 «12 «15 3
Les Angeles 12 0 10 9 2
Pittsburgh o41 87 4
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Adams Division
Boston 301° 7
' Toronto 920 7146
Buttalo 221% ¢ 5
Minnesota 173 °0 13 18 2
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Thursday Results
Detroit 2 NY Rangers 2
Philadelphia 3 Pittsburgh 1
Chicago 6 Minnesola 2
Bultato 1 Taronto 0

Campbell Conterence
Patrick Division

Atlanta 20 2 21 «12 6

Phila 22. 11 6 5

Rangers 103 12 9 §

Islanders 21.17 wa
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Smythe Division
Chicago 2027 WU 6
Vancouver 22127 24 5
St. Louis 920 19 24 4
Colorado 040720

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Montreal at Atlanta
Los Angetes at Washington
Boston at Vancouver

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three calches a game-bul the
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that.”

Charuk continues his
record hunt Saturday in
Vancouver when the Liuns,
fuurlh in the Western
Fovtball Cunference, meet
firsl-place Oltawa Reugh
Riders of the Eastern
Fuvlbal! Conference in an
interlocking game.

The Lions are in a must-

‘win situation because they

(rail third-place Calgary
Stampeders by five puints in
the chase fur the third and
final playoff berth in the
cunference. Calgary plays
Sunday in Hamilton against
the Tiger-Cats,

In uther weekend games,

lay the
Alouettes on Saturday in
Muntreal and Winnipeg Blue
Bombers meet Saskat-
ehewan Roughriders on
Sunday in Regina.

Charuk, 24, says he's
changed his lifestyle cun-
siderably since juining the
Lions in 1977 in a miulli-
player tirade which sent
Wayne Smith to Torunta.

“In Toronto Fd be out
downtown every night,” he
says. “Not anymure-I've
setiled down.

“J just bought a house... 1

like this city, [ like tne land-
seape, the wcean, tall irees.
Most of all, I like ihe way
peuple think, their energy.”

Charuk talks about faol-
ball-playing wide receiver,
especially-in almost
passionate tones, much like
a gifted musician. The
former Acadia Universily
slar thinks a lat abuul his
profession,

"I lay awake at night and
think about running pass
patierns,” he says, “I run
each one in my head, over
and over again.

“Then when I go to sleep, I
aciually dream abuut them.
When you've dune something
su aften in your mind, it
becumes easy to go uul and

‘do it fur real.”

Charuk’s 50 catches ranke
him fifth in the cunference.
His average gain is 15.6
yards and he's caughl four
luuchuwn passes. ;

His backup, ironically, is
Young, the 12-year veteran
fram Queen's University
who caught his club-recurd
63 passes six years ago.
Yuung now is used as a
reserve, mainly at tight end
un passing dawns.

Charuk, who had his head
shaven by team-male Larry
Uleck when he arrived in
Vancouver last year, now
spurts a beard and full head
af bushy hair. He has a

degree in psychulugy and”
says he's wrapped up in the
concept vf “receiver men-

tality.”
“T's differant fram uther
positions... a world unto

itself,” he adds, ‘There's
subleties to il you wouldn't
believe.

“I've gut a long stride
(he's five-fuut-10), which is,
really deceptive. And I’ve
gut a guod change of pace. |
ean mesmerize a guy inte
thinking [I'm guing slow, then
dart past him.”

Charuk credits part of his
maturity to the cvaching of
Vie Rapp and the throwing uf
quarterback Jerry Tagge.

Tagge and Charuk cum-
bined for a key touchdown
agalnst Ollawa in an
exhibition game this seasun
when the Lions scured twice
in the last minute iv defeat
the Ruugh Riders. Tagge tasl
year hit Young with a tuuch-

down pass unthe final play uf | &

the gameasB..C. came frum
behind to win the inler-
lucking game 27-24 in Ol-
tawa,

The Riders will make
three changes in their
starling lineup. Coach
Geroge Brancato has put
John Glasford at outside
linebacker in place of Ron
Foxx, Ray Honey at of-
fensive tackle in place of Jeff
Turcotte and Doug McGee at

centre in place of Donn
Smith.

Foxx has a pulled thigh
muscle and likely will be re-
placed un the roster by
import defensive tackle John
Anderson, while Turcotle
and Smith are to be rested
because of recurring in-
juries,

All weekend games will be
telecast: Ottawa-B.C. un the
CTV national network at 3
p.m. PDT;
Mu ntreal on the CTV easter1
network at 2 p.m. EDT;
Calgary-Hamilten on the
CBC nalivnal network at 2
p.m. EDT; and Winnipeg-
Saskatchewan on the CTV
wesiern network al 3 p.m.
CST.

Edmunton Eskimos, with
firs! place sured in the
WEC, are not scheduled.

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but it’s one of the worst hazards of the work-
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control it at its source. In the meantime,

it’s up to you to wear proper
hearing protection. Otherwise
your hearing may become
more and more impaired. And

that damage will be permanent.

Protect yourself. Starting now.

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