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sr. ANTON, Austria (CP)
An‘official ‘raining run
‘a World . Cup men’s

—

‘for

downhill: ski race was |
“postponed: for ‘the ‘second °

day Ina row today, by heavy
snow!

: "Yaake' one untimed run down

‘the couse. in jr warmap '

~~ gear,” yer

‘Organizers of the Arlberg:

Kandi event, sonconned

we. ‘could’ try for the
‘slalom firat (Saturday) and

_ have the downhill on Sunday"

-, TE absolutely. necessary, but
we are’ very pressed for,
time ‘and I eannot see

another : possibility to hold ©

te a “downhill, mo “sald

li-and strong. winds; ‘
although® competitors did—

organizing committee ,

chairman, Karl Schranz,
once one ofthe world's top
competitive skiers, |

. The raceis to be the ninth

downhill of the season and -

the Tast“in Europe. ~'In
‘March, ‘the circuit. shifts to
North’. America: for

-downhills: at. Aspen, Colo., -

; “Steve . “-Podboraki of
Toronto, ‘the © defending
World Cup: ~ downhill
champion n who currently
- stands eighth; skied into the
finish area ‘today with a
bemused look’ on ‘his’ face.

“I came on the World Cup ,

circuit nine - ‘years ago and

I've. ‘ Hever’. seen anything -

like this,"he said. “There
“was a lot of Joking going on

-" number and typeof sporla -
. they- took .part in, how” -
Tong: ‘they participated, |; «
_the ‘niinger of awards

Judge: pilip’ Fatis: of

Two timed training runs ”
aré scheduled for Friday. ~.

5 He ‘ordered the “in ve:
beraity to ‘pay. them, the --

., glothing:: and:
--pensate’ ther fi

malversity. to! ‘establish: ‘a.

_ cost - of ‘providing~ their. ‘.
own “game ‘and? ae

! The: ‘thletes have unit |

The letters, 5, mated out
week, include: claim '

forma anda summary of

Faris’ s decision. —

‘Sally. Savage, ‘senior’ .
~ action Wednesday” night

= when Jay, Vincent ‘ “made::/
4 “a goad: with a ‘shot from ‘near:

ssistant:! attorney
general at. WSU; “said her 7
office bas, ‘received : “no:
“inquirles.. from. female’
‘‘-athlétes °.
~ pensation, ‘since Faris, |
“ruled, ° ;

“about.” com-:

_:Shots'in the final 0 setondg

* Hex: ‘equity, committee to” Aug. ‘Tto fileelgims with:

_ensure-.equitable: op- |

portunities for : female

- Whitman County Superior J

Y

a ee wl

“at the tart. - .
“Tt was: suggested that

“maybe we should all go -

down at the same time like
in the good old days — poke
each other with. our’ poles
and see who gets down the
fastest.’ ae

Podborski ‘sald. skiing the

“ course in warmup gear was

of little use.
“There's © just - ‘no. com-
‘parison ‘between ” wearing

- your coat and going.down in -

“a downhill suit that, is the

ultimate in, technology. these

v days,” he: said,

Ken Read of calgary, who -

missed:the last race here
because of. a: ‘knee injury,
also was skeptical. ©

“There's always a bit: of
value,” said Read, fifth in
‘the downhilt standings.

Snow s stops downhill. ean

“You do get a bit of a feel
for the course. -
“Maybe they just wanted -

‘to show us -some.- of: the.

changes in the middle part
of the course. In terms. or.
anything official, it, was
useless, Tt had no. validity

“whatsoever.
' “That shoild not count as

& training-run as far as ail

‘the racers are concerned. It.’

has very - ‘Hmitéd : ‘value.
because the speed you come.

down the: course. js ‘com: :

pletely different."
Meanwhile | in ‘Sarajevo,
Yugostavia, a jraining. run

-for the women's World Cup

downhill, also scheduled for:
Saturday, wes cancelled for

the second successive’ day.

bécalise of strong winds.
Organizers hope to get in
two Practice runs Friday.

~~ . . ee

~ Compulsories oruicial for skaters

a MONTREAL: (GP) — To
‘do well in figure skating, a
competitor hag to learn. to
love. ‘compulsories,
something .Kay Thomson,
Tracy: Wilson and Robert

’ McCall. apparently - know.

Thomson, the defending
senjor. women's ‘champion,
grabbed first place after the
Sonipuleory figures Wed-
~atQthe Canadian:
wena” Peaisiin Si ‘enti:
“'plonships.
, Mecall - “and Wilson,
- defending senlor dance

. bronze-medallists in 1982,
“earned 35,40 ‘points and a
firat-place. finish, . Last
_year’s ‘novice champions,
‘ Jo-Anne ‘Borlase’ arid Scott
Chalmers of Toronto, were
next with. 95.36,

Lynda’ and John Ivanich
‘of Vancouver took the lead —
in. the junior -pairs..com-
‘pulsory short program with

va diorlinalss and. 24 points.”

way ona caspen. it: Went:
‘worth, Ont., and Doug |
Ladret of Vancouver were
second wit 20 and 22,02,

‘charnpions, took a first slep ©

“ toward retaining that title
by placing -first in the
compulsory program.

‘For Thomson, .18, of
Toronto compulsories area
Vital if. tedious part of
~~ Bkating. |

“It's probably the part of
skating . you most need

~ . bralns for,” sald Thomson,
who earned 0.6 place points
in. the. figures, which -in-
eluded the outside: rocker,
back, paragraph bracket
and forward paragraph
loop. ‘'To ‘understand the
_ Concept of the whole thing is
very. hard.”

Thomson hadn't com-

peted since her’ sixth-place

- finish at the world cham- .

pionships ‘in Denmark last

_ March: : because. of a back
. and knee injuries. ,

Tracey . Wainman

. Thomson’ last’ year, © was
‘second with 1.2 place points
and Andrea Hall of Surrey,
B.C., third with 1.8. .
'--- Wilson. of Port Moody,

’ 46. and MeCall of Dart: ~.

‘mouth, N.S., placed first, in-

the. compulsory . waltz,
quickstep and tango to earn
9.6 place, points. Karyn and ©
Rod Garossino of Calgary
were second with. 1.2.

_ "The. firat national title of -
the four-day championships
was won by Penny Schultz

. of Cambridge;. Ont., “and
Scott Grover. of} Woodstock,
Ont;,-.ln: the novice ‘pairs -
competition.

They’ earned, nine firsi- -

“place: ordinals and 58.60

points, ahéad of, Isabelle

Brasseur::: df . Drum-

mondville, que., and Paacal ©

- "'Courchesne of

a Hyacinthe, Que., Aordinals. °
“and 87 points.”

Yn’ other eampulsories, 7
Jack: ‘Holmes, 20; of -Kim-

- berly, B.C. grabbed , the -
lead the junto: men ‘a with

and 91,96 points.
eurbi ‘Patterson | of:
‘Toronto had 13 and 30.76 and

Patrick “Greasley of .Sud-

| bury, Ont., 18 and 29.60. .
‘In junior dance com: ~
_pulsories, Michelle”
- MeDonald ‘of. Abbotsford, «
- B.C, and Patrick Mandley
of North Delta, B.C.,

I,

mes of

of.
Toronto, 15,. dethroned by -

Ste.”

Riggins,

Fours:
lead _

agents ~

Running back John.
Riggins. and quarterback
Dan Fouts head 4 list of 262
National Football League
players — more than 16:per .
cent of the league — who
became free agents Wed-
nesday, but if the past is any
indication, most will return

‘to their present teams.
“Fouts, the all-pro quar-
_terback. of San Diego
Chargers, and Riggins, who
seta Super Bowl rushing
record: of 166 yards, were
the most prominent names
on, the ‘list. : Nineteen of
Riggins's
Redskins..teammates, in--
- cluding eight other starters,

~also are on thelist.

agent has played out his
_ option and moved to another
NFL: team. — cornerback

Norm. Thompson, who ‘left. -

St. Louls and signed with.
Baltimore, The reason isthe
compensation. @ team
signing a player for $80,000

must. ‘gurrendér a first-
round: draft: choi¢e and the

. compensation “escalates for

‘higher salaries.

- Riggins sald after
Washington’ 5 217 Super
, VOLOSY, day_ over

ici ae dictated he is
i undecided , about what he'll
do, ‘}- OTRAS a Bs:

“When I get home, ri sit
- down atid: thkg i tid Abed! 3
Took’ at it and tale about. !t
with’. my. wife,” sald.
4. Riggins, 33. 'They’ll ‘call.
“me into the office and say

‘Well, what do you think -

‘you'll | do cl don't ‘know
what I'm going to do; they
“ain’t called me in yet."
The list‘ also’ inleudes
players who have long-tince

, retired, like ‘Ron Yary' of
Les Angeles Rams, or who
“have. announ¢ed their
 fetirement, like. Craig

. Morton of Denver Broncos... 1-

Washington .

In the, past, only one free

‘Tn ‘novice: men’s” com-
‘pulsory: . figures, David
Peacock of Unionville, Ont.,
‘was in front with 10 ordinals
and 49.91 points. . Martin -
Marceau of suburban Laval -
Was second. with 20 and

Pairs champs crowned

VHP ORPMUNDY 2 West

 Gatthany” Heater)

Sabine Baess. and” Tassilo
Thierbach. retained the
_ pairs ttle to win the first
* gold’ medal of the European
figure-skating ‘champion-
ships Wednesday night.

The East German couple,
who’ are also the world
- champions, held off an

+ 47.58.

.

Nathalie Sasseville “of

4 Laval was first in the novice

-

"women’s compulsories with —

25 ordinals and 48.30 points.

Kitty Kelly of Toronto was.
; second with: VW and 48.85.

“Sehuitert "of: Base Germany

— -tookythe. ‘ibronze raliedd , of

* exciting bid from. a Soviet .

. pair to keep the title with a
competent free-skating
performance. ‘pon

Elena. Valova and. Oleg ;
Vasiliev of the Sovet: ‘Union
won the. silyer medal ‘and
the affections of the crowd

with an adventurous display _

that: lifted: them two.
positions. from: ‘Monday’ s
short program,

Birgit Lorenz and Knut

_women’s .
Natalia Bestemianiova cand. =

Veronica -Pershina: and
-Marat Akbarov of the Soviet

Union. :
Earlier, ‘Katarina witt of

. East Germany tock ‘the lead
from Elena’ Vodorezova of
the Soviet Union by winning 7

the short program, in the
event;

Andrei ‘Bukin of the Soviet

Union .took the ice-dance ~
-- lead in the compulsories, ©
- with’ Karen . Barber and

Nicky - Slater of Britain
second. :
Witt,. 47, startled the

audience by turning out

‘dressed as a medieval

courtier — in ‘maroon
knickerbockers and a frilly

white blouse: —

while: +

,

_ Dallas “Mavericks Have
Angeles. Lakers’
me: romnbel this season and It’s
- 00:00, |.
The Mavericks beat -the

[> Lakers 122-120 iy National

Basketball: “Association

the top of the: key | at’ the:
_ buzzer.-On Nov. 17, -Mar!
. Aguirre hit: two,. three -poin

othe second one’ ‘with | no, time
* left’ on: the: clock, aa. ‘Dalla: ;
heat the :defending” chat
pions: VIBLIF a:

Both - games were in
" Dallas in. front: of, ‘capacity
crowds. .

defeated San Diego :120-110,

. Cleveland 118-105, Kansas
_. City edged Washington 117-
. 115, New, York'stopped San
* Antonio 109-98, Houston
. defeated Denver 135-128, |
. Phoenix clubbed Utah 112-96
cand Seattle
. Milwaukee 117-114.

The Lakers’ Earvin
(Magic) Johnson, who
‘finished -the game with 14
, points, nine rebounds - and
six assists, - said the Dallas -
~ losses, along with a defeat
at Philadelphia, were the -
_ toughest of the season for
: Los Angeles, which has a a

10 won-lost record, com-,

. pared to Dallas’ 22-23 mark.

‘Timely baske
. "Aguirre, the hero of the .
“first “Laker. “defeat, ‘ted

In: other garnen, Boston

Indiana. outlasted - Detroit’
141-135, New “Jersey beat.

-trimmed .

(points... |:
“Centre: ‘Keteera “Abdur

Jabbar hit for. 4 points to"

lead. kas Angeles.

he Knicks’ shield the Spurs to

. first half: Bill. Cartwright:

Stats and

NHL
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» Chicago “3334 7 232 187 73
_ Minnesota 96 14 19 219 190 65
St. Louis. _ 17 2610 197 215 4d”
» Taranto 11 28 10 191 224 36
Delrolt. . | 12 29:12 163 223 36.
Smythe Division. i
Edmonton 29 15-10 269 217 68
Calgary 2195 @ 217 227 50
' Winnipeg © 20 26 97, 200 223 47°
Vancouver 17 25 10 187 206 44
Los Ang ~-. 16 27 -@ 183 20 a4.
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* Montreal’. ~. 78 1410 "243 ha ae
‘Buffalo | 25 17.10 201 167 60,
Quebec" 25:21 4°229 214 5
dit “1 V3 M6 170 262 92

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Me Bilge tel 27 7 5 age 58 85

Wash - 26 16 12.209 1h 62
Rangers 23:23. 7 198 190 53
NJersey “VEST 145 216 93
Pitts 12 :34°7 161 353 1

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‘Philadelphla 4 Winnipeg 3
Chicago. 7- Pittsburgh 4 .
St, Louis 4 Detroit 3
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s NY Islanders at New Jersey
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Les Angeles’ at Edmonton.
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‘a. season-low. 40 poirits i in‘the i ;

Nets: un Cavaliers’ 105
: had 25. points» to lead. the. «.

° cel 120; Cappers 110. | :

Larry Bird scored "30

baal
Pacers 141 Plilons. 135-9,
" Andlana got” 22’ points: ant

“21° rebounds © irom: rookig.

lark Kellogg and withstood

Buck Willlams scored: 2

eine eH the field and outscored
Utah 36-16° inthe third
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Cleveland. Eight-straight

* Dallas with 31 Points, while . points:and Cedric Maxwell: points waive the Nets é a 06-83
Mavericks. centre. Pat . 28 as Boston-rallied from, a ‘ tead with 7:11 left and they
..Cummings added a season- 12-point halftime deficit to. znever led by less than 10 the

‘. high 5. Vincent: ‘finished beat San-. Diego.. Terry . rest of. ‘the game,
a with w febands “and. Bb. Cummings led the Clippers *> Kings 17 Bullets 115.

° Williame' made..a | three-.
* ‘point ‘play:. with: ; three”
- seconds left. Mike Woodson *.
Detroit rally-in ‘the final “7.
miniutes.. Kelly: Tripucka .

" Knicks, George Gervin led * ‘points and Otis Birdsong 21 victory.
“the Spurs with 33 points, _ ne
Rockets 135 Nuggets 129 ° a ae Lo
Allen Leavell scored 18 of : = - ri ri
‘his career-high 42 points in: Ge in, “100 Guertions
the third quarter as Houston Gilmore _& Answers About »
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