_ Games, which took place in. Revelstoke _

- ladies’ 61 Kilogram ‘class.. Prince Rupert’s. >
. Joe Ruperto also won a broze in the 88 Ko.

’

; allver, one in the brown belt kata and one :
_ iy the green belt kumite. | wes

‘andj , whilethe kumite is: actual es ‘More cémpelte. veal of local athletes’ tae
sparrin "between two opponents. : "4 performances, will appear in’ subsequent
“AML the offer’ ‘medals - were: won: by : Jyoblthons of the Herald, 1

’ (CP) /:Disubled: athletes, .

will! itely beincludedin = . In. fact,’ ‘the. wily: ex- i :
. all © fat tire Winter and perienced one of ita mildest cl mee 108 mt anes.
Summer’ Games, chairman ~ winters on record and could va: and. to ‘their “MLAs -
Bon: Builin said, "have handled. the athletes, protesting ‘about not beling
Those. athletes have al- “Butlin Bhid. oc + inetuded. It certainly won't

~ margin.

first, ~ when.
Caledonia: Kermioc

Zame to ‘mata

Tournament MVP. Angie
Williams scored | 8 points,
against Cal, while first all-
star
scored 15.' For Cal, ‘Stacey. -
Muchowski had 13-and:all-' .
star,” Stephanie Cousins
scored 12. a

Other Laurnament allsiars,

' were Maire -Gubbels from.

Kitimat, Laurie-Ann Baker

OR Express tops in Terrace
-all-native basketball:

Steve Adams, who was also the tour-
nament's most inspirational player. ;

~ New Aiyansh, who lost the loser's round -

_ Semifinal to Kitamaat, were selected as

(ournament’s most Sportsmanlike

Off- Reserve Express _ from Prince
‘Terrace all-native
basketball tournament Sunday eflernoon |
with an 86-22 comeback win over Kitamaal

Rupert won the

Village in (he:finual game. -

ORE went through. ihe winner's round
“undefeated in the iiree-day Intrnament,
putting: Kitamaal into. the loser’s round :
semifinal with.a 102-94 victory Saturday *
In Sunday's final, ORE Scored the .
lasl éight points of the game. and took the’
litle from Kitamaat. whi looked like sure. ~
winners wilh two minutes to play. :

’ Kilamaat ned an. sara lead’ with (wo

night.

minutes ta,

ot: and” wi ald india

Marat, ‘udo, boxing. give ‘area

~ seven medals in Revelstoke

"Terrace aad Kitimat athletes won seven ,
of this : zone’ ‘a 23 medals at the B.C. Winter

competitors from other cities, which in-"
clude all towns between Prince Rupert and
Vanderhoof.

Prince’ Rupert’ ‘S Mark Jneger won: a
silver medal in the 132 pound intermediate:
class. a

The cross-country ski team, made up of

, athletes from Burns Lake, won & bronze it
the junior boya and men's relay.” :
"|. Figure .skaters..won two medals, with
Scott D'Amour. of Smithers’ winning. a
- bronze in senior: boys;: and ‘Lisa Chow of ©:

aver the last five days. :

Ken Doll was. the only Terrace medal ~
“winner; ‘while three Kitimat competitors —
brought home five medals and one other ..
won @ bronze In judo. |.

Doll ‘won his ‘silver medal in the
heavyweight | division: of the boxing
competition, losing the ‘inal bout to Ron
Young of ‘Dunean. :

Nicky Burgess of Kitimat won thea area's -

only, judo ‘medal, winning a ‘bronze ‘in the ~ juvenile girls.

Patricia Davidson of ‘Smithers. won’ a

~ over. sinss in judo. . ott ; skling competition. ,
wever, rate. account ‘or most 9 we : Wrestlers from zone seven. were: the
the-area's. medals, with Luba Baron the .* biggest medal winners, taking home a
only multiple-medallist. Kitimat’s;Bargn .. ;. (otal of eight medals including four golds,
won a gold in the data and a bronze injthe.c: - one:
kumite in the karate competitions fpr-r ( of Smithers won:

gold in the 48 kg class,
women's black belts. Inder Singh and); : ,Dave Beaubien of Smithers won gold in the .
John Carneron of Kitimat also won gold: 298. eg class, Doug Forsythe of Hazelton
medals, Singh’s in the junior men’s brawn. 2 Wo gold in the 84 kg class and Vic Steyens

belt kumite and Cameron's in the senior - ote
men! ls green ‘belt kata. ‘of Hazelton won gold in the 90 ka and over

Kitimat. also had athletes on the btonze- a oe ‘Simpson of smi thers won’ silver
medal winning team kata. Pam Sattlehof in the §1 kg class, . nie

Prince. Rupert..won two medals, both -

mem Lee of Hazelton won browse in the™.
$8 keg’ ans, Tony Fraser of Houston. won.

‘Karate ia:divided into two disciplines, ‘brovize in the 50 kg class and Leo Britten of .

The. Kata.‘Is a simulated’ bout: with an

imaginary ppponent, performed for ‘tyle “i kg class.

“Disabled athletes will, go.

REVELSTOKE, "B.C. mitétired of iiiv'st thid time?
of “yearmighl"sprésent-
excluded'from ‘he four-day: problemi'in’ dieving’'the
B.G; Winter Games: which wheelchair. and: © blind

Wrapped. ‘ap here Sunday, ~ athletes. around. |

Lieipalting: th: all future
Gane.”

; “Woill have | io ‘alex 7)

tended? past.Games, bul it
ded“ not to bring.
Revelstoke becaiise.
hat :: snow «fhe:
alpirie ity ls~
nder. : several

a a ‘have, ‘one regret
about. these Ganies, it’s thal
we - didn't - have. the hiin-
-dicapped’ ‘athletes ” here :
-becaube they.add wa. much,"”
‘Butlin sald. “But, there's n no

sey

happen again.”

AM: the. ‘athletes: were ,
housed al tlie work camp for
‘B.C. Hydro's Revelstoke -
‘Dani prisfect.

with: 6321

‘Vanderhoof: winning a allver medal in:

'. gilver medal in girls’ slalom in the alpine .

ver and three bronze. Heath Bolster -

‘game.’
adelphia, with a 99-7 —
record,, also: tied 4 record .

- Hazelton wasa bronze-medal v winner in the

ve along. « in: ‘streaks,

quéstioniabbut ‘them’ par...

scored 12, -

seored 14.:.

Angus, Clif Morgan: Nyce an { Robinson
were all on. the ‘ournament's first all-star
leam. ne they were doined by New Ayan s

_ Cheek:

: When Phitadelphia 7éers'
coach Billy: Cunningham
benchedl Maurice Cheeks
left Sunday
_ against: Golden State, it

wasn't. bécause the play-.
making ‘guard was having

an off. day.” ee
It was because Cheeks

‘played 80 well the 76ers,

wie. rely’ ‘heavily . on. his
- backeourt leadership, didn’t
need. his ‘services: in the
closing’ miliuites ofa 115,104

National - Basketball
_ Association victory in
~ Philadelphia. :

- Cheeks ‘icbred a career-
high 32 ‘poiits and handed
Out nine assists as the 7éets
wor’ ‘thelr’ ‘ninth straight

get by Loa Angeles. Lakers:
: ins 1971-72, for’ the. {fastest
" season. art. by. an. NBA
team.
aa | “would have brought
him (Cheeks) | back if I had
+ needed him,”” C ; inningham
> said, “We've | “going
‘and
Cheeks has been flying and
Mehérating ‘us’ with life and
intensity." Mop one,

a other. NBA, games
Sunday; it Wasi: Atlanta.

. Hawks 15, Indiana Pacers.

“the. lellers ‘they: wrete. itis 107; Seattle, ‘SuperSonics

101, Utah Jazz 98; Cleveland
Cavaliers 98, Portlatid Trait

- Blazers $2;-“and. Deriver |
Nuggets 135, Loe: Angeles .

Lakers 120: -

On Saturday night, it' was:
New: ‘York: Kaitks 34,
Chicago Bulls 795) Adanta

New. sersey: Nets Het
22.
- Cleveland Cavaliers’ 1025

‘Delrott: Pistons’!

a bench and ‘Willlama each

Barbie Stockman :

slole ihe ball with 30 seconds remaining
and got a layup to ice the win. -

' Angus had’ 28 points. for the winners, as -
did Marvin. Morgan. while ‘Clifford Morgan
For Kitamaat inj
Wesley Nyce had 29 anc Medric }Robinson :

$ ge

: Bullets MY:

chad ‘14-and: Laurie ; Bealty

-+-seored 13 in the; game. for
v ‘Kitimat. es .

The final game: was: a

95-99. Gubbels and Williams

are tentatively scheduled to

play number-t° :. ‘ranked ;
. ,Balmon Atin in’ thelr first

igame at the: B.C: provin- ;
cials, which start March gat.

‘Burnaby’ ‘3 Simon’ ‘Fraser
University. | .

~ On the boys’ side, Prince
‘Rupert

aifferem Story, though, as |
Kitimat played ‘hard. ‘the.
-- “whole game and: beat PRSS ;

each had 15 and. Stockman ;
“had 17 for ihe winners, who

“Rainmakers:
‘ “maintained - their _ distance |

‘over the other” two -boys”-
“teams in the’ zone, showing .

- Bleady improvement | fwer,

the course. of the season.

the
team.

2

he final.

Sea

Milwaukee Bucks--107, San

Antonio Spurs -104;. Dallas .
» Mavericks 118, Kansas City -

‘Kings 207; ‘Houston Rockeis

108; - ‘Utah .101,-Los Angeles
98; Denver 125, Washington

Celtics’ 108, Phoenix - Suns
191. | a

‘Golden State to 18 points in
the second quarter and 23 In
the third. ;

““We. ‘were, outstanding in

we

‘Unbeaten skips. sing
a modest song _ | wore «DMS

PRINCE GEORGE, B.C.
(CP) — Nova Scotia. and .
Newfoundland, bolh un-
beaten after three draws in
the. ~.Canadian® women’s
curling championship, were
singing the same tune of
modesty Sunday night.

"We're just iaking this
thing one day at a time,”
said skip Penny LaRecque

_of Halifax. “With the travel
and time difference, we're .

tired and just happy. to have
things Roing well." -

“Nova Scotia was Ey after

Crocker of Labrador. City.
had her. Newfoundland.
fo

win. over ‘Anne’ Prove af
Ontario.

“Ht feels ' really, reatly
Rood: 1o be fear the (op,"
‘waid Crocker. “We're

.

and Boston *

‘Cunningham ako praised
his defence, which. limited

oot PRSS: 1 a i th thie halt =
ag“ and Cal ‘cut’ thelr" ‘lead to
eight.
. mideway through, ihe fourth -
.. quarter,»
makers ~ aggerted them-

selves: alter a@-lime.oul and.
"fram that point on it was ald

» PRSS, ay
Scoring for Caledonia,
Ross Dickey had 22 and Ivar |
Toapand Sher Ge eat . Hot Shots win Smithers trip
had 16. The 15-member Hot Shots Nancy Greene ski team will be
PRSS. ‘then éily beat Terpace's represeritative to the northern zone skiing finals
Mount Elizabeth Cijeftains it Smithers March:19 after winning the Terrace elimination

5-60; with Wulf Bcoring 36
and: ‘Keith’ Shrubagall and
Basso each tossing in 21.

Ellis Ross had 12 and Greg
Neumann had 10 for Mount -

Elizabeth.

Mount Elizabeth : ‘then ;
qualified for the final game-
_ by beating a light ‘Caledonia
‘team.’ 65-55 inthe final
round. ‘robin - game:
‘game’ was" “close until ‘the ;
third quarter. ‘gain, when.
Caledonia’s foul problems

’ Second all-stars were David Slewarl and
“Karl Stevens of Kincolith, Joe Gosnell ‘and
Ted Gosnell ‘of New, Aiyansh and Terry.
"Sam of Fort St; James. , :

- Inearlier games; ORE beat Terrace and
 Kineolith {to make the winner’s round
semifinal, where they beat Kitamaat 102-
"B4 Angus had 27 and Sam Robinson scored
mds taker ORB! 80 for GRE while for'Kitemannitwas Lyle
Wilson with’ Bhar Medrték Habirison: wit iia icmemmmaes ; Ce

Kilamaat, : whe had beaten Kllwancool
-and Fort St. James before losing to ORE in °
the winner's round semi, then-had to play
New Aiyansh in the loser's round semi.
‘Aiyansh eliminated -Terrace in
second-round match and then beat Fort St. |
James-.and Kincolith before Ineeling:
’ Kitainaat, who beal them 77-66. .
” had ‘14 and ‘Robinson ‘17 for Kitamaat,
while for_Aiyansh jf was Adams with 23

. and Ted Gosnell with 12, :

ts. benched
“for. playing far too well

the third period defensively,
and’ we didn't allow . the
Warriors a good shot. for. a
* Tong while," Ginninghaia
120, San Diego Chargers. .

said,

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goggles during the game
Sunday. Joe Barry Carrol
led the Warriors with 22 - mii
boints, before ean out, 1.

surprised and we plan to .
hang in there.

“It surprises me, that-T’'m
undefeated. because we
“were surprised to get out of -
“our. provinces, We don't:
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’ defeating Kimi -MacLeod of |:
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BC. and Alberta were
~. Ued fof third place with 2-1.
records; Both rinks needs
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" baRocque, 37, ‘is making -,
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in Hépina..

a Kame. can Sin,
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.Moses ‘Malone. scored: 28
points and Julius: Erving,
who. missed -part of the
game Friday night against .
Chicago after suffering a
" seratched, tight cornea,

My encugh tending a4 ,

“ale Rithmar “ea AES
“s © and Hagsi ’ “Wafer “this in:
“ners, while Kitinuat Kut ‘a

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