THE HERALD, Friday, March 17, 1978, PAGE 7

“WIN N PRIZES IN OUR ANNUAL | | q

; ‘Saskatchewan rink triumphs |

” Bernie. Yurdepsk! and his
Bere team-mates

wegteeak in the Canadian
mixed curling cham-
v” plonship.
kone: The Saskatchewan rink
1: boosted ita mark to eight
‘ “ying and io losses as they
escaped with a 7-4 triumph
vt: over winless Nova Scotia in
wicthe aflernoon and followed
ck With an outstanding display
ion gt night-to dump British
bik Columbia 6-5.

Nova Scotla skip Al
[se Darragh of Dartmouth let
jp espe ie tngue igi
s1)'an extra end, Coming up

with a draw:to the tefoot
he grid leaving ‘Yuzd with
i the witming point after Nova
hae sr: Senta Blew an early 44 lead,

. a In the evening game, Saa-
 eatchewan took a 40 lead
after twonends as B.C. skip
Barry. Smith of Kelowna

missed three of his first four
shots. Yuzdepski got
brilliant play from third
Marnie McNiven and second
Roy Uchman as, apart from
a third-end lapse that gave
B.C. three points, he kept
chances of a comeback to a
minimum.
VICTORY WITHIN REACH
Yuzdepski, 39, a barbering
instructor, moved within one

victory of at least a tle for.

the championship. He faces
Quebec's hapless Karl
Murovie rink of Montreal

today in (he ninth round and:

the New Brunswick ‘rink sk-
cpped by. Rich Belyea of
paint Jobo at night. Friday

plays against Roy
Giles and the Northwest
Territories representatives
from Yellowknife.

Belyea and Northern’ On-
tario's Roy Lund rink of
Dryden won two games each
to tie for second spot. Belyea
downed Gilea 9-5 and
Darragh 74, while Lund

ripped Bob wiadis of To-
ronto, the Ontario champion,
#7 In an extra end after
whipping Dale Sudom’s
Newfoundland rink from St.
John’s 8-5. -_

Bob Dillon, the Prince Ed-
ward Island skip from Char-
lottetown who entered the
day alone innsecond ‘place,
bowed twice—losing 7-1 on a

great shot by Alberta skip

Gerry Wilson of Edmonton
at night after a lastrock miss,

cost hima 7-5. decision to
Weddis,

in other® ‘seventh-round

‘games, Smith whipped

Murovic 7-2, and Alberta

downed Ralph Wilson's rink

from Daalhin, Man., 8-5. At
night, Manctoba tripped

Newfoundland 0-6, and Giles

handed’ Murovie his second

7-2 loss of the day.

THREE DEADLOCKED -
Dillon dropped into a tie
with Alberta ‘and --Britiah

Columbia with five wins and

three losses. Ontario,

over Nova Scotia victory

Newfoundland, the Ter-
ritories and Manitoba were
Imotted at 26, with Quebec
at 1-7, and Nova Scotia 0-8.

Darragh's last-rock loss to

Xuzdepski was the second
time in the championthip
Saskatchewan has watched
an opposition skip miss a last
shot that could Teverse the
result.
' “The weight looked per-
fect," Ykzdepskl sald. “The
rock cut right across at the
top of the house.

“I thought he was on the
broom but maybe it (rock)
picked up something. It was
a close shave for it." :

Belyea was good with his

leat rock in ig fine, Dig oat
ter popping five,

end so far, on the fifth end,
the colorfki New Brunswick
skip had to hit for a single

' against three Territories

stones with his last rock. At
night, he went through a port
for a takeout/that gave hin
two on the last end. : ‘

‘win one prize.

RULES

Contes! is open to all youngsters
under 12 years, except children
_ of sponsors or of employees of
this newspaper. Children may

‘enter each week, but can only

COLORING
CONTEST

Contest ends

asreey”

Toronto big-time Blue Jay s land midnight, MARCH 22, 1978

twin relief for the mound

N

. Toronto Blue Jays are

‘are more auc- . the club's front office was and has a 241 average in 54 Ron Fairly, who tied for RBI
poe “their wheeling busy trading two young. gamesin the major league— leadership ‘with the Jays. .
and jealing ‘innthe back relief pitemers who did not 13 with Philadelphia Phillies © In 1976, Carty had a -.3t0.
rooms Wednesday than they figure in thelr immediate in 1976 and 41 last year with average and knocked in a3
were_on the fidd. plans in exchange for a the Cardinals. runs. He has a major-league -
While the Blue Jays were © proven run-producer and an WON ALL-STAR BERTH average of .305 and has
dropping a 12-inning, 32 outfielder with speednand However, his speed and averaged 6ORBis.
_ impressive minor league dedensive skill are his He became expendable
C hitting credentials. biggest asset and helped him when the Indians acquired
anadians rat wina berth on the American Willie Horton- from Texas
trading deadline of 3 a.m, Association all-star team in Rangers last month, « -
top: in. EST today, the Blue Jays . 1076, He also set anEastern Meanwhile, _ inn ~*~. -
. first — announced the . League record in 1975 while Wednesday's - exhibition
NHL acquisition of outfielder Rick at Reading when he stole 47 gameagainst the Mets at St.
Bosetti from St. Louls Car- ba Petersburg, Marshall Brant,

Chicago Black Hawks
tried to play wide ope
hockey against Montreal
Canadiens Wednesday night
with predictable reauits. The
aanpton Hockey Teague

ampions stomped all over
them for a 6-2 win,

“There was no way
Chicago was going to beat us
really orially prepared ts

mentally
go out and beat them," sald

Montreal goalle Ken Dryiien. yb a
‘ apower,”” ulays ~

“They came at us hard
opening minutes and they
made a couple of. key
mistakes and we put on 60
quickly fall behind."
. ira Hawks veteran Stan
Mikita, who finished the
hometeam scoring with his
615th career goal, suggested
some of his team-mates were

not properly prepared for the fam
match . ;

“But then each guy has to
look in the mirror at himself
and analyse himself and
make .an accounting,”
Mikita added, “You cannot

_ play wide-open hockey
against Montreal and expect

to win. :
LEAFS BEAT CAPS

decision o New York Mets,

dinals in exchange for pit-
cher Tom Bruno and an
undisclosed amount of cash.

And then early Wednesday |

night, they landed
daignated hitter Rico Carty,
who was on the Toronto
roster for just a month in
1976, sending pitcher Dennis
DeBarr to Cleveland Indians
in return.

eomeattl covers a lot of
ground and gives us some.
flexibility with our outfield,
while Rico is a p

“Gan puppy’

Peter Bavasi said of the two

Bosettl, *“, hit 319 in two

In other NHE games, fam

Toronto Maple. Leafs beat
Washington Capitals 5-2,
Vancouver Canucks

defeated Pittsburgh Pen-
ulna 74, Atlanta Flames

St. Louis Blues 6-2, Gi

Cleveland Barons tiled
Colorado .Rockies 2-2 and
Philadaiphis “Rangers tied

i Flyers, also 2:2,
The . Was.

the E
Canadiens’ seventh: in thelr |
Inst eight contests and Bist

against just nine losses this [i

- They were. led by Doug |

Jarvis’s two goals and an

assist and Guy Lafleur's 55th

goal and. an assist, which
gave him 118 total polnts.

Said Laffeur: ‘This is the

_ Only team I had not scored a

pa against andC think I put

. orth a littte . extra’ effort.”

Alter -a chippy. game at §
Washington, Capitals coach }

Tom McVee ‘said his team

followed thelr game ‘plan bu but :

mistakes’ allowed the Leaf
three unanswered goals ‘in
the third perlod.

“The goals they scored
were ‘just awful errors and

awful mistakes on our part,” |

said McVie.
MALONEY FITS IN

_ The Leafs were pleased by
the performance of their new |

team member, Dan

Maloney, acquired this week

from Detroit Red Wings...

“He will give a lot of °

balance:to our ling,” said
captain Darryl Sittler. “He's.

an -aggressive player, and Sue!

plays the body well,’

wy

At. Vancouver, centre. 7 o
Derek Sanderson’ continued =. -

his comeback from a year-

- long absence by scoring his: “"\,
firat goal for Pittsburgh © -—

’ Penguins’ and setting up

another by Rick Kehoe, nbut | Lets

‘Camicks, won the.
ca i har

ov ‘Rlck Blight’ two

Ps

season at. the Tripte A level

Ses.

Carty, a 37-year-old
veteran of 13 major league
seasons, was the fifth player
chosen by Toronto in the
November, 1976, expansion
draft—plucked from the
Cleveland roster. A month
later; hé was sent back to the

Indians -for catcher Rick
‘Cerone and outfielder John.

Lowenstein.

“Rico has hit everywhere
he's played and while he's-
not.a long-term part of our

he fills a short gan, Bill, Bair J. q
need,” said Bavasi. * near >
rty hit .280 in 127 gam ack

with the Indians last season,’
primarily as a designated
hitter, and droge i 0 ras—

16 more thannDoug Ault or

Pinch-hitting for winning
Hitcher Kevin Kobel,- hit a

homer off Dave Wallace: to |

give New York the win.

BLUES CALL UP
WINGER

ST. LOUIS (AP) — St.
Louis Blues have called up
winger Ken Richardson from
their Salt Lake City farm
team in the Central League.

The National Hockey League |

' Blues said Richardson will

Saturday with. ‘Minnesota

North Stars and will be

sidelined at least two games,

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