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TAMPA, Fla. {AP)_—
Mark Moseley’ has a gut
feeling that Sunday's Super
Bowl, will be decided ‘by a
field goal, and he says he’s
determined to be ready for ;
the phallenge.

“It's all mental — you've
got, t to kick the goal. hun-

a of times in your head.
me re you g0 out on the
jenddo it-for, realy, Aids
the 35-year-old veteran 128.1.
he,,.,,¢ontemplated the
matphup _ between- his
oceans _* champion

Washington Redskins and
the Los Angeles Raiders for.
ss National Football .
League championship,

Moseley scoffs at the
general impression that.
plage . kickers have the
cushiest Job in the business
— on the field no more: than
20 seconds a game if you
don't , ‘Kick off, as in
Moseley’s case, mwybe al
most ‘our minutes a season.

ou don’t even get your

uni form dirty.
“But that's only what the
public, fees,” sald the

Redskin’ kicking specialist,

. apro for 12 years, “q dpend

the whole week preparing

just’ as the other, guys do."”
Moseley ‘said he surveys
the field - from _ every
possible ‘kicking position
and then he visualizes
himself: sending the ball
through the uprights.
' Reduced to today's

ol computer aii ne ffi :

in ‘effeay} dt oF tls
full bE HteHt apes. V

the crucial time comes, te
reaches down in his

" memory bank and pulls one.

out-for the occasion.
Then — wham! = ao he lets
his leg fly. °

- “Leven havea big picture

in my living room of a pair
of goal posta shown with a
ball going through - the

uprights,” he said: ''I study
. it by the hour and picture
‘myself. making the kick.”

Moseley had to do a lot of
reassessing a couple ‘of
weeks ago in the NEC title
game when he missed his
first four tries — against

San Francisco 49ers — only
- to recover with 40 seconds
Temaining to hoot the 25. |

| :Moseley’s ready for
~ Sunday’s. challenge .

yard goal that won the game
24-21,

One pundit said if he had |

missed the fifth try he would
have: become the first
. player in history to be fired
on the field... .
Even with these-last-gasp
heroics, he was showered
with abuse by-fans, .
“No, [ didn'p+tose con-
,, fidence when I missed-those

Sfour in ae bow? odeley ;
* said, “The conditions were ~

_ horrible,

“The surface was sandy,
like a beach. Everybody
was slipping and falling
down,” ;

Moseley the last
remaining orthodox
‘straightaway kicker. in a
game inundated — with
soccer-style specialists, but
he ‘doesn’t feel .he-is an
outmoded relic.. :

Moseley was easily the
best kicker in the league in
1982, scoring ow his first 20
tries and extending his
streak to an NFL record, of
23. “

‘is

His 95.2 percentage also’

WAS a league record.

 Loquacious Lettieri

i - back with Whitecaps.

Jencooven (CP) — A

40-tninute closed meeting
detiveen Vancouver
Whitecaps coach Dérek

Possee and his loquacious
goalie Tino Lettieri Tuesday
aft¢rnoon ‘ended -_ in
agreement ahd haidshakes,
And Leltieri. will be
available when the
Whitecaps fneet Chicago
Sting: in a North American ©

Soctét* League indoor game

herettinight. _
A'ivedlay wai of words
between. Possee and Léttiert *

hadjproduced, among other | |

things, a a statément from the
26-year-old goalie that fie,
“would not play again’ for
Pogsee, and a ease

Belcher, baseball’ 5 te
draft selection for it
second time in fl ht

major- -league talent,
‘4If T possess the abllity
pro scouts say I have, I
know I'll make it, barring:
any injuries,” said the”
right-handed pitcher. oS
have confidence in my work ~
habits and desire.”

lew York Yankees made
Belcher, 22, the first player
chosen Tuesday ih the’
secondary phase of

fat between!
Ant ali

P sleh wht

‘immediately place Lettier)
on “recallable waivers,

. leaving him behind when .

‘the Whitecaps made a road
trip to. Chicago and New
York...’

“Tr not afraid to admit -
that I have ‘apologized for
some of the comments I -
made. — and we'll just take

it from there,” Lettieri said :
after the meeting Tuesday,

“T know T'm a bit ‘hot-
tempered and I guess [’m
Boing. to have lo try to get
‘ever that.”

- Possee: denied there | was

‘any ‘personality _ conflict.
and

‘winter draft

rps rien i .
"Minnesota also made him

the No. 1 selection in last
June’s erie bul he failed to
the Twins,
Yankees’ vice “president
Bill. Bergesch, called. the
six-foot-three, _210-pound
prospect a pitcher of great
quality.

“We had him well scouted
and feel he ts a pitcher who
will be playing In pinstripes

within the next few
seasons.” ,
In_ the ‘draft's regular

phase, another right-handed, .

“But he had to. prove he ~

wanted to play. for me,
“We both said things in

the heat of the moment that © -

perhaps we shouJdn’t have

said. But now’ we have ~

-completely cleared the air
“and we know exactly where
- we stand, It's turned out ta

be very posilive for both of

us.” i
: ‘Lettieri, who signed a new
one-year contract with the

_Slandard NASL . two-year. -

optlon in November, said he
was aware the Minnesota
Kicks (recently moved from
Fort Lauderdale) had made
inquiries about him when

. the; waiver was announced, “

‘Jim: glee ‘aid ‘Bob |

| |---Dempeter each scored four:
‘ *goals Tuesday night td lead
Lakelge Hotel to a° 14-3.
; victory over Skeeng | Hotel in

Terrace Commercial aan

~ Hockey League action atthe

_ Terrace arena.

-“Rigler had ‘eight points, .
adding’ ‘four assists to le.

: _ Rearing at 9:57 of. the: first

_ Hawks rookies
lead victory —

> Atlanta. Hawks :
rookies Randy Wittman and

' Glenn -Riyers in the back-

court: together ‘during ‘the

; “? fourth. quarter agains! the

-guard-rieh Utah Jazz — and

L got: ‘away with it,

Jazz, hag the best record in
the Western Conference of
Basketball
- largely
because of. their guards,
‘including - all-stars Adrian
Dantley-and Rickey Green
and: high-scoring Darreii
Griffith; ,

But the Hawks won their
straight . game
Tuesday night, beating the-
_ Jazz 112-106 as Wittman and
’ Rivers,.~ ‘whe together
average 14 points a game,
led Atlanta to a 34-23 ad-
vantage in the

period.

- .Elsewhere it was Por-

.tland 121 Dallas 114, Golden °

State 123 San Diego 110, Los
Angeles 103 Washington 95,
Houston 124 Denver 115, :
Boston 122 Kansas City 113,.

Cleveland 105 Chicago 103,..

Milwaukee 112 Indiana 92,
Philadelphia 128 Detroit 117,
and New Jersey 121 New
York 115,

_Wittman, from Indiana,
scored five points during a

10-2, spurt that enabled .

Atlanta to turn a 92-86
deficit into a 96-94 lead, with
-Rivers supplying. the go-
ahead basket on a dunk with

4:59 remaining. The Hawks -

then stretched their lead to
102-950n a rebound layup by;
Dominique-eWiiki nei who

had a game-high'31 ‘peifils.”

’ Griffith-led Utah with 30
polnts. Green had 24 points
for the. Jazz and Dan’
Roundfield had 21 points
and 13 ‘Febounds for : the
Hawks. |
Celtics 122 ‘Kings 12, Los

Larry Bird: led Boston
with 38 points, 13 assists and
nine “ rebounds, LaSalle

Thompson led | the Kings

with 21 points.
iGers 128 Pistons 117
Moses Malone had 34

Philadelphia extended its
home winning siteak

against the Pistons to: 22, -
' Teammate ‘Julius - Erving

‘added 26 points and 12
rebounds... "=

Lakers 108 ‘Bullets. 35,

‘Kareem. Abdul-Jabbar
scored 23 points for Los

- Angeles. The Bullets raltied

to within four points with 61.

- “minutes left but Earvin
. Johnson picked up 10 points

and three of his 12 assists to
ee eee |

NBA
_Standlags

EASTERN CONFERENCE
Atlantic “Divihion

Basion. 20°79 «765 —
Philadeiphia 27°11 HI 2M
. New York a. 33 84
New Jorsey 20 20 «500 104
Washington VW? 22 436 13
: Central Division =”
Datrait 22% 479
“ Milwaukee 22 16 «ST? =.
+ Atlanta 21 18 538 1%
Chicago 18-31 NF 8
Cleveland 2 NS 0
. Indiana * 10 27 .270 11%

WESTERN CONFERENCE
. Midwest’ Division

eae want to play «pian yt aa 3
. Vancouver.” . ‘ Kansan City = 16 22 421 8%
” , Benver~ 1623 410 F
San Antonio. 16 23 410 ¢
Houston 15 25 .275 We
_Pacitle Division
*. Los Angeles 24 14 6320 ~~
* Portland m1 6
. Seattle 19°17? 628 4
- Golden . Stale 19 21 TS 6
Phoenix : W722 ds Te
_ Son Diego

Riverside,
chosen first

‘Mariners. ..The regular

phase is for college and |
junlor college dropouts and -
high school players who -

graduate in January.
Toronte Blue ,
_meanwhile; focused —at-
tention on the outfleld and
pilching.. sof
An. the regular. phase, the
Jays took 12 players. Their

first selection,the ish pick ‘

‘overall, was outfielder Eric
-Yejding. .

by edule

Jays, .

VW2o27 OB 12%
' ‘Toes sy Rawits :
Milwaukee 11t indians 92
Philedetphia 178 ~Petroli 17
New: Jersey 121 New ‘York 115
Allsnte 112 Utah 104
Boston 122 Kansas City. 113
Cleveland W5 Chicago 103
Houston 124 Cenver 115
tos
5

Portlend 121 Dalias id -
Golden State 123° San Plepo
No
. Tonight's Games
Philadelphia at Cleveland
New Jersey at Detroit
Allante at Milwavkee
“‘Oenver at San Antonio
Daijen va. Seatite af Tecoma
Woshinotes at San Diego
: Thuriday Games
' “Chicago at New York H
« Lot Angela at Phoenix WN

Portland ef Golden State No

had .

-Hand’s

fourth

Owens: |

points. and 16 rebounds’ as’ “a amateur athicte award.

-track .and field

Angeles 108 Washington |

keep the Lakers ahead.

: Blazers 321 Mavericks 14:

‘ Jim Paxson scored 19 of
his 27 points during Por-
4l-point — third
quarter. Rolando Blackman
led the Mavericks with av
points, :

‘Nets 121 Knicks 115

. goals, while Dempster and period but Lakelse tied it a
., Mike Leblond each had six-. -
“point -nights as Lakelse -
-Moved back. into a first-

place ‘tie with Savala's -

‘Restaurant in league.’
standings. “
‘Skeena . opened the.

minute. later. and when
Dempster got his first goal -
of the game with a minute to
play in the first, Lakelse
took the lead and never

.. Jooked back, |

: Lakelse led 8-2 after the

+ Second period and scored

six more times in the third

" on thelr way to the win.

‘Dempster had four goals
and two assists, Lebiond

_ Skeena;

Skeena Hotel and Ev’s
Clippers both took easy wins
Tuesday night in Terrace
Men’s Basketball
Association action.

Ev's won the early game
108-623 as they walked away

from Kluss and Sons, and ~ ;
Al f-

Skeena broke the
Seasons win streak with a

Otis Birdsong scored 25  g4-¢9 victory in the late

points and Buck Williams
added 22 points and 12

rebounds for New Jersey. -
New York got 4 points from Dave Crawley as they went

Bernard King. -
Rockets 124 Nuggets 145
Ralph Sampson scored 21
of his-27 points in the second
half to help Houston,
Denver got 30 points from
Dan Issel. ,
Cavallers 105 Bulls 103
Cleveland's Lloyd . Free
scored four of his 23 points
in the final-.minute to

- Feverse a two-point deficil. .
Chicago got 23 points from Sensons 34-69. All Seasons

Orlando Woolridge. —
Bucks 182 Pacers 92 -
Marques ‘Johnson scored |
25 points and
Moncrief added. 22° for,

me,
‘Ey’s got 37 points from
Richard Klein and 24 from

over the century mark for.
the second time inthe new”
‘year, ‘Ev’ 'S ran up 108 points
the last time they played
Kluss Jan, 5,in a 108-78
victory.

Scoring for Khuss. were
Frank Borsol with 22 and |
Willie Chemko with 18,

In the late game, Skeena |
extended their post-
Christmas win string to five
games as they downed All

had won two in a row before
-Tuesday’s game,
Dave Killick had a game-

“Sidney high 22 points and Phil.

Letham scored 20 for

Milwaukee, Indiana was led Skeena. Mark Kloske led -
by Steve Slipanovich with 17, “All Seasons with 14 while

* points.

Warriors 123 Clippers 180

Purvis Short scored 12 of
his 26 points in the fourth
quarter for Golden State.
Terry Cummings led San
Diego with 25,

*=Moses:
ae “Ww ing ..c:]
, Owens :

_ prize

NEW “YORK. : (AP):

. Edwin Moses, the world-.-

record: holder in the 400-"*

secutive races, was named -

Wédnesday the winner of
the. fourth annual . Jesse.
international

The award, given to the.”
athlete who best personifies
excellence in performance .
aswell as co-operation and.
understanding — among

A
:

peoples of all countries, is .

named . after the great |
Olympian who .won four .

medals at the 1936 Games at
Berlin, ~

Moses won a gold medal
in the 1976 Games al-
Montreal and broke his.

world record by 11, one--

hundredths of a second with |

a time of 47.02 seconds at °

Koblenz, West Germany,

last summer. He also won a
gold in the inaugural world

cham-
pionships Jast August al
Helsinki.

Moses was chosen from a

list of 12 candidates selected

- by a worldwide panel of

electors from’. - North
America, Europe, Asia,
Africa, South and Central

Ernest,
Transactions:

* paltimers Orioles name Terry
Crowley minor league batting
instructor, *

Cleveland Indians sign pitcher
Jamle Easterly and second baseman

Aational League

Montreal Gxpas sign outfletcer.
Mlauel Dilone to a one-year contract.
FOOTBALL

CFL

Calgary Stampeders algn stave
Buratto as head coach and clrector of
football eperations.
USFi, ,

arizena Wranglers sign linebacker
Darryl Nichols, offensive guard John
Sherlock, defensive backs Bob,
Jenkina and Andy Moll; name Pete
Kefelia’ -
wide recelvér coach.

Jackaonville Butla sion linebacker

Tommy Thurson and guards James
Brewn afd Warren Gray.

Los Angeles Express sign.tght ands

Gordon Hudton and Chuck, Walker,
guard Mark Gardner, defensive

“tackle O¢e Monson, cifensve tackles

Dennis Wittlams and Lance Dodson,
tinebacker, Don Brown and running
back

Rodney Webster.

New Jersey Generate algo
defensive end Freddie Gilbert to a
three-year .
contract,

Mew Orivens Breakers name Jobe
Herth quarterback coach.

Greg Ross and Doug McKay
each scored 12 points.
Thursday’ 8 games wil]

“had a goal and five assists

and Tim Kolner had: two

‘ goals and two assista as

they all moved up in the
scoring race. -.
Dan Nelson had two goals,

_ Carmen Brown had a single

and Ron Smaha assisted on

three ‘goals to complete the
‘ Lakelse scoring. .

. Scoring for Skeena Hotel
were Mike Larock, Mike
Thompson .and = Chris

Ev’s easy

~ feature Kluss and All

Seasons at 8:15 p.m. and
Skeena and Ev’s at 9:30

Reneerkens:

Thursday night’ 8 ‘game a
the Terrace arena will
feature another interlockin
contest between Lakelse of
the Terrace commercial 3
league and Weldall from the
Kitimat Commercial
Tockey League. ;

* Game time is 8: 15 p.m.,“
and no. admission: will ‘be*
charged.

winners:
pm. All games are played

at Skeena Junior F Secondary
School,

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KITSUMKALUM SALMONID |:

ENHANCEMENT SOCIETY
General
- Meeting

- the Terrace-Kitsumkalum ‘Scimonid
Enhancement Society will: hold. its
"Annual General Meeting

— ‘Thurs. Jon, yD
~ 7:30pm -
SKEENA ROOM I
TERRACE HOTEL

New members ‘welcome!

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Alcan i in.

“You were asking... 2
about the Kemano Completion, Project: :.
This is one ofa seri erieg of ang

' people to ‘questions about pl ,
~ project asked by residents of the Northwest.

“Q. . What assurance can Alcan give that a: a new
* .).;.°.' aluminum reduction plant would not)
“+. threaten the environment of the Northwest?»
_ métre intermediate hurdles . | ee

and’ winner of ©-87 con. bees A...the best assuraineé that Alcan can provide

~ to the people of the Northwest about alumi-
-." pum plants is the example of the company’s
’- newest plant, Grande Baie, in the Saguenay-
eo Lac St. Jean region of Quebec.

| Grande Baie is one of the worlds most oo
advanced aluminum reduction plants. Itis .. ~
“about the same size as the new plants —

~ proposed as part of Kemano Completion,

and it would serve as a model for the
new plants.

’ The Grande Baie plant shows that
- aluminum reduction and environmental
ea re protection are compatible. At Grande Baie,
7. 4" air emissions have been limited to
ote. amounts, well within goverment guidelines
ve. and regulations. There are no liquid effluents.
’.. And there have been no problems with -
-environmental effects. —

Grande Baie is located in the heart of dairy

*. and farming country similar to that of the |

“2.' Nechako Valley-in the Saguenay, farming,
-. tourism, the forest industry and primary.

~ aluminum production have co-existed for

decades.

Any new plant that Alcari would buildin BC.
“would be at least as advanced as Grande -
oO Baie’ in safety standards and emission control. =

Di

Bill Rich
_ British Columbia

__ Ifyou have a questionor would like
. 2.3 *,. to know. more about Kemano Completion, .
Bes please contact Alcan at:

Aluminum Company of Canada, Lid 3 | o .

"201-370 Clty Centre
0° Kitimat, 6. VBC 176

British Columbia

lans for the -

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