These. members of the Terrace Karate

club will be travelling to Vancouver this
weekerid jo participate in the provincial
open karate champlonships at BCIT. They
are from left to right, Joe Zucchiattl (blue

belt), Roland Lagace (black belt), and Pat

‘Orrey (orange belt).

Missing from the

picture but also participating fn. the
competition is Peter Dickson (blue belt).

Lars Lingren

EDMONTON (cP) —
Pérhape it’s ironic that
the”, National Hockey
League player who gives

Gretzky as much’

Wa:
phy ical trouble

as
one ois not an
aggressive North
American.
Rather, it's Lars

Lindgren of Sweden, a
country known to export
somewhat timid hockey
players. -

But Lindgren, a
defenceman for Min-
nesota North Stars, likes
to hit. and he showed it
again Tuesday night in
the opening game of the
National Hockey League
Camphell- Conference

final.
Eindgren, ... . nailed

Gretzky into “the. end.

boards latein: the game,’ ’
sent,the Edmontot Oiler '
centre crumbling to the
ice..and then to. the
dressing room.

“Lwas basically a litle
dazed," Gretzky said
Weiinesday after askip-
ping the Oilers practice to
rest for tonight’s second
game of the best-of-seven
Stanley Cup semifinal.

"With the score 7-1 with
three minutes left I didn't
expect to get hit, so I
learned a good lesson the
hard way.”

Baseball
. standings

Philadelphia 10 Lé. Peas GBL
Chicago yw 7 sea

Pittsburgh 6 10 375 4
__., West Division
San Ciego ”ao64.
Los ‘Angeles =o13 7? |
San Francisco 7 11.
Houston 712.
Atlanta en,
Cincinnatl 6 2.39
Wednenday Resits
St, Louls 7 Chicago 5
New York 2 Montreal 1.
Philadaiphia @ Pittsburgh 7
Cincinnatl 4 Atlante 2
San. Diego 3 San Francisco 0
Lov Angates 4 Houston 2
,  Foday'’s Gamas
Los Angeles at San Diego
Cincinnatl a) Atlanta N
“i. Prlay Games
Chicggo af Pittsburoh N
San Francisco at Cincinnatl N
Philadelphla at New York 4
Atlarita at Houston N
Loa Angetas at San Dlago N

“AMERICAN LEAGUE

: . East Division 7

iL WL Pet. OBL
Detrott... . Ss 1.9% —
Toronto. 1) 6 STP Bt
Cleveland 6 6 Sit 6é
New York 7. 9 4b 6
Boston. 71) 2 8
Allwaukee 610 65 9
Baltimore 5 if 278

* Wat Division
Colifornia® 12 ~9~«~S7l
Seattle jo ,4 3%
Oakland 1p $1826 1
Kansas City: 86m
AAlnneseta 9.10 474 2
Texas? O10. 444
Chicago e036 ™

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Cleveland 7 Chicaga 2.
California 5 AAllwaukee’t
Toronto 11 Oakladd 6
Botton 2 Seattle 1
Detroit > Texas 4 : .
Kansas Cily 3 Baltimore 2 :
Atinnetota § New York 6
Today's Games
Chicago a} Cleveland
New York af Minnesota
Oakland at Toronto
California al Milwaukee
Seattie at Geston H
Datroit at Texas N
Baltimore at Kanses City N
Friday Gamas
Ctevaland at Detroll N
Milwaukee at- New York N
‘Texes ot Baltimore N
Boston at Chienge Wi
Toranto at Kansas Clty M
Seattle at Calitarnia N
Minnesota at Oakland Ni

Gretzky, who had a
goal and three assists in
the victory, said he did
two things wrong
moments before being
hit. ,

“I positioned myself
wrong,” he admitted.
“He took me out of the
play, kind of ‘jolted my
head, hitmy jaw and kind

of knocked the wind out of .

me all at once.

“Tt was my fault for
relaxing; I shouldn't
have let up.’’

Gretzky ended up with
a sore jaw and a
headache but said he had
no. aafter-effects on
Wednesday.

UNLIKELY COMBA-

’ TANTS

Gretzky. and. Lindgren

“have had:their/xun-ins:in* antl Roma dn’ May 30 will’ anda 5sth-minute penalty::;
* the cpast, “gaally “with bein intriguing match of ~
contrasting soccer styles.

‘Lindgren doing Hie hil
ting. The two unlikely
combatants —_— actually
dropped thelr gloves for a

“brief flurry of fisticuffs

"Belly: Tor ar)

during an exhibition.
game two years ago.

Despite the rough
treatment on Tuesday,
Gretzky had praise for
Lindgren.

“There are a few guys
in the league who seem to
play the body on me a
Hittle bit better than other
guys and he’s the only

Top1O

NATIONAL LEAGUE

ABR WH Pct.
Moldonado, LA 30, 5 16 .467
Gwynn, SO 6F I 32 .dhd
Lefebvre, Pha 9 44 717.086
Templatn, SO 6 YF 25 379
Little, Mtl. Ta 14 OF 365
Ray. Poh 61 W 22
Sax, LA 72:14 46M)
Raines, Ml 72 16 25 34?
MecRynids, SO 6d 19. 92 134d
Bllardelo, Cin 4407 Ub

' Rens batted In: Carter, Mon-
treal: 20; Marshall, Los Ang-

* gles, 17) Wallach, Montreal Vz

Schmidt, Philadelphia, 17.

Doubtes: Carter, Montreg!, 7;
Littts, Montreal, 7; Francana,
Montrag, 6: Trilla, San Fren-
clsco, 4.

Triples; Nine tled with 2

Home runs:
fanta, 6; Brock, Los Angeles. 5:
Marshall, Los Angeles, 5: Wall-
ech, Montreal,.5.

Stolen betes: Samuel, Phila-
Gelphia, 11; Wigains, San Diego,
wm.

Pitching (3 decistons): Smith,
Montreal, 40, 1,06, 77.17; Hon

eycutt,.Los Angeles, 30, 1,000, -

1.64; Hudson, Philadelphia, 3-0,
1.000, 4.43, .
Strikequts; Ryan,
Saves: Gossage, San Disgo,
7; Sutter, St. Louln, 5.

AMERICAN LEAGUE
abR H

‘Upshaw, Tor 58
Trammil, Det 4
Bernard, Cle.. 94)

ROUNAS ae
a =

Garcla, Tor a +388
Tabler, Cle 42 to
Moye, KC: 12 344
Lamon, Det 58 2.2
Matiingly, NY a 8° .360
Engie, Min 42 9 «15 .357
‘. Aunt batted: Ins. Kingman, -
Oakland, 18; -ReJackton, Call-

fornia, 10: Maseby, Toronto, 18.

Dowbtes: Ball, Toronte, t1 Up -

. shew Torento,

“Meme! muds:

el,
Triples: Elpht tled with two.
Kingman,
tend, 73 Ripken, Ballimore, 7;
ReJaeckson, California, 5.
Stolen bases: Garcia, .
Ponte, 13; Butler, Claveland, 10. ,
Pitching (3 decistons):

Washington, At: .

| Houston, *
31; Valenzuela, Los Angeles, 23. ~

Onk: ,

To. ©

_- Montreal
‘during the.
- Hockey League playoffs
_and. a big part of their.
~ success has been-because
«Guy. Carbonneau has ©

lot’ ‘of mpredicable
things have happened to
Canadiens.

National

been a rock of certainty.

And when Game 2 of
the best-of-seven Prince
‘of Wales Conference final
between New York and

- Montreal starts tonight at

the Forum, Carbonneau

_ will -once again be

‘assigned to check: Bryan
Trottier, the Islanders’
‘No.1 centre,

The way Carbonneau is
playing, maybe Trottier

‘should be checking him.

Unlike a lot of checking
centremen, Carbonneau
is: skilful around the net —
he's scored four : playoff
goals, He doesn’t hew-,
absolutely to the me-and-
my-shadow schoo] of .

checking.
“Guy doesn't like to
play c1ctly like the

other guys,’ said Mon-

-treal coach’ Jacques
Lemaire, once a fine two-. -
way centre himself.
“Ho's not the type of guy

troubles Gretzky

guy who seems to play
me properly. -
“He's got me a few
times over the years.”
Playing Gretaky

physically worked well.

for Calgary Flames but
the North Stars
traditionally are more of
a skating team than a

7 hitting team.

After letting the Oilers.

freewheel on Tuesday
Minnesota is expected to
_be more physical tonight.

*] think it's going to be

a physical series but I
just can’t Imagine it
being as physical as

Calgary,” said Gretzky..

“We're both skating
teams and when you have
alot of people skating and
moving the puck ‘then
there's not golng to be as
much bodychecking.""

The North Stars, in-
cluding 180-pound Mark
Napier, suggested prior
to their mid-afternoon
practice on Wednesday
that they can do more
than just skate.

European cup

The 29th European Cup
final between Liverpool

Roma, which will have.
the advantage of playing
on home ground in the
Olympic Stadium, is a
combination of - Italian
technique and Brazilian
flair, provided by World
Cup stars Paulo Roberto
Faleao and = Toninko
Cerezo.

The Italians were in
dazzling form in thelr
semifinal second leg
against Dundee United,
which had bullt up a 2
lead in Scotland two
weeks age.

But there was to be no
-happy ending fer the
Scots. Two first-half
goals by striker Roberto

Pruzzo ‘cancelled out
their first-leg advantage...

tolomei gave Roma the
victory.

Liverpool, which beat
Dinamo Bucharest 2- In
Romania to reach the

final fer the fourth time in

eight seasons on a 3-1
aggregate, has some
* outstanding individuals"
notably Kenny
Dalglish, Ian Rush and
Graeme Souness - but
thesecret of their success
is . almost
teamwork.

The English cham-
pions, currently poised to

- win thelr national title for

the seventh time in nine
years, are an
amalgamation of the best
of British scecer,

Minnesota twins
seli shares

TAMPA, Fila. (AP) ~—
Four | businessmen,
members of a group
hoping to bring major
league baseball to
Florida’s Suncoast, have
purchased 42,14 per cent
of Minnesota Twins’
stock for $11.5 million,
The Tampa Tribune says,

The Tribune says in a

copyright story Thursday

that Tampa Bay Baseball
Group members lead by
Bul Mack, Frank Mor-
sani completed
negotiations for the sale
on Wednesday with H.
Gabriel Murphy, whe has
owned an Interest of the
American League
baseball club since 1950,
The Tampa group has

. been trying to buy

Murphy's stock for about
two years, The group also

. has been ‘trying to buy

60.2 per cent of. the

’ remaining stock owned
“by Twins

‘president
Calvin. Griffith and. ‘his
steport

ne

e@ 8B
signed ays

contract of sale Wed-

Murphy,

nesday end __ then
telephoned Griffith, who
told. the Minneapolis

Niekro, New ‘York, 40, 1.000, ‘Tribune that Murphy had
Tats caval Oakland, 20, recelved an offer trom
1000, 2.70; Gura, Koreas ciy, the Tampa — group.
30, 1.000, 3.33; Leal, Toromo, Murphy, 62, has said he is
2 Ap Ha Stleb,Torente, » reluctant to sell.

. siriknouits, Biyievan, Cleve- “If they meet our price,
and, 765 Laat, Toronto: 24: we will sell to the local
Maore, Saati, 4; Witt, Call group,” Griffith said.

Saves: . Quisenberry,
City, 6; Camacho, Cleveland, 3;
Cavalli, Oakland, 3.

Kansas

“We may he close to
making 8 deal.’

-The Tampa. group
offered $24 million for the
club a year ago, but
Griffith said a-new offer
made about a month ago
“was less than what they
paid Murphy.”

“My sister and I

control the club, All this.

means is that we have a
new partner.”

Griffith, told other
reporters he may decide
by July whether he will

sell his stock or move the |

team out of Minnesota.

A Vancouver group,
headed by Senator Ray
Perreault, has been
talking with various
groups — including the
Twins — about acquiring
a major league tenant for
the new B.C, Place
domed stadium.

The « Tampa Tribune

said Mack, is the prin-—
cipal owner of the stock |

purchased from Murphy,
Mack said thre options
exist:’ the Twins can
continue to operate in
Mirineapolis, the group

can purchase additional
stock and move the Twins -

té Tampa, or Work out an

‘arrangement to’move the
8 . under present

stock distribution.” .

The Tampa group has
announced plans to build
a 46,000-seat domed
coliseum on land ad-
jacent to
Stadium.

In Minneapolis,
meanwhile, a drive is

beginning to _ keep the |

team.

from Agastino-, Di. Bar- ::

telepathic .

Tampa .

“We can play either
style with this team,”
said Napier, who arrived
two hours early for
practice. “We're
generally regarded as a
freewheeling, skating
team but we can check.

“It's tough to skate
with Edmonton and play
that wide-open hockey. .
.we have to chéck better
than in game one.” .

The series will shift to
Minneapolis for games
three and four on
Saturday and Tuesday.

Rush, who scored both
goals in Bucharest . to
raise his total to 101 in

years with the club,

is ioived by Scottish in-
ternational trio Souness,
Dalglish and Alan
Hansen, Ireland's Ronnie
Whelan and Mark
Lawrenson, and Phil
Neal;'Alan Kennedy and
Sammy Lee of England.

And just to complete

Liverpool's assorted final
Hineup there. will be
Zimbabwean goalkeeper
Bruce Grobbelaar and
Craig Johnston.
. Liverpool, . European
Cup winners in 1977, 1978
and 1991, will be cast in
the unaccustomed role of
underdogs in Rome,
although they have
beaten Danish champions
Odense, Spain's Athletic
Bilbao, Benfica of Por-
tugal and Dinamo away
from home on its run to
the final.

The Brazilian-inspired
Romans will be bidding to
become the first Italian
club to claim the trophy
since AC Milan back in
1969, and have emerged
as a major power under
Swedish manager Nils
Liedholm.

Liedholm has coaxed
Roma out of its defensive
sheli and World Cup
attackers Bruno Conti
and Francesco Graziani
are revelling in the
openings created by
Falcao and Toninho
Cerezo.

With hopes of an all-
British showdown dashed
in Rome, Scotland and
England suffered similar
disappointments in the
Cup Winners and UEFA
Cups.

Cup Winners holders
Aberdeen of Scotland
suffered. a totally
unexpected 1-0 defeat at
Jhome to Porto of Por-
tugal, which won ‘20
overall to earn a meeting
with Juventus of Italy in
the final at Basle on May
16.

The Italians completed
a 3-2 aggregate win over
English FA Cup-holders
Manchester United in
Turin thanks to an 8eth-
minute goal by World Cup
hero Paolo Rossi which
gave Juventus a hard-
earned 2-1 victory on the
night.

The two-leg UEFA Cup
final next month will pit
England's Tottenham,
which beat Hajduk Split
of Yugoslavia on away
goals, against holders
Anderlecht,

Carbonneau seemed to let

to stay with the other guy
all the time.
“He's still gaing to play

- his game and when the

puck is loose, he's right
there. But he a:waye
knows where his man [s.””

Carbonneau’s men
during the playoffs have
included Boston Bruins’
Barry Pederson and the
explosive Peter Stastny
of Queber Nordiques.
During the Quebec series,
Carbonneau _—clutched-,
and-grabbed, got in front
of and taunted Stastny so _
much, he goaded the
normally composed
centre into some foolish
penalties.

LEAVES HIM ALONE
In the 30 Montreal
victory Tuesday night,

Trottler alone more.
“Tt all depends what

The Herald, ‘Thursday, Aprit 26, 1984, Page 5 :

‘Montreal’ S$. Carbonneau

kindof a game it ia,” said
Carbonneau, “If the play

is not wide open but ‘you.

have room‘ to carry the
puck, why not?
“But in a different kind

of a game, I'll stay with"

him a lot closer.”

The Islanders
unanimously ‘believe
they’ll have to play closer
to par to te the series
before heading back to
Long Island for Game 3
on Saturday night.

“We lost a game
because we didn’t go out
to win it,’ said Islanders
captain Denis Potvin.
“We were slow,

lackadaisical — all those

“Our play was no
reflection of our talent.

They (Montreal) did it all

night and ali we did was
sit back and watch."

os WHL Awards
Loporzan third in

. A product of . the
Terrace minor hockey
aystem has placed high in
_ the voting for. the WHL
rookie of the year award.
‘Terry Zaporzan of the
Kelowna Wings placed
third in the voting for the
top rookie award.
Zaporzan was nominated
by the wings for MVP as
well as rookie of the year.

Centre Ray Ferraro ‘of
Brandon Wheat Kings,
who broke three records

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Chicago Waite Sox option In-
flaider Tim Hulett to Denver of the
American Association: recall
plicher Bob Fallon from Denver.
* Minnesota Twins catl vp pitcher
Len Whitehause from Toledo of the
International League; send pit:
cher Kelth Comstock.fo Toledo.
National League

Cincinnatl Reds call up pitcher
Brad Lesley from Wichita af the
American Associalion,
BASKETBALL
NBA

indiana Pacers announce that
the contract of head coach Jack
AicKinney =~:
will not be renewed.
FOOTBALL
CFL

B.C, Lions sign linebacker Kyle

Garrow, defensive end Joe.

Brovweras = and
defensive back Brian Peberdy.
Ottawa Rough Riders sign wide
receiver Bruce Walker and
Gefensive
tackles Wintred Carraway and
Gerald Ragers. -
 Toranto Argonauts sign slotback
Emanuel Tolbert and wide
receiver .
Norman Brown,
USFL
Chicago Blitz acquire cor-
nerback Carlton Peoples from
Mamphis
Shawboats in exchange for run:
ning back Glenn Ford,
Pittsburgh Mavlers waive
defensive tackle Laval Short.

PCL

standings

WoL Pct. GBL

Edmonton uo¢ 5 —
Tacoms 7 Ww 4120 WA
Vancouver 7 4 MA
Portland ri .4a9 9
Salt Lake & W453) 4%
South DIVISION Me

Tucson nN ¢ 64a? —
Hawall 2 7 437 —
Albuquerque uo? 4 oo”
Las Vegas zw 8. OM
Phoenix 6 asa §

Wednesday's Results
“Edmonton 11-6 Albuquerque 0-9
“Vancouver 3-2 Phoenix 2-1
Las Vegas 10 Tacoma 2
Tucson 8 Hawall 4

Today’: Gamaa
Albuquerque at Edmonton
Portland at Salt Lake
Hawall at Tucson
Vancouver at Phoenix

and equalled another in
scoring

winning -the

* championship, has been
selected as the most
valuable player in the
Western Hockey League.

Ferraro, 19, who
earlier was. named the
WHL’s player of the year
and to the East Division
first all-star team,
finished .the 1983-84
season With 192 points. He
broke league records for
the most goals in a
season, 108: the most
power-play goals, 43; and
the most three-goal
games, 15; and ‘equalled
the record for the most
goals in a single game,

a rock of certainty ©

MONTREAL (CP) —

Islamaers coach Al
Arbour said the opening-
game loss was a better
motivational tool for his
players than any he could
pull out his own kit.

" “Yes, definitely,"
Arbour said. "Tthink they
understand and see
what’s ahead — tough
grinding and mucking.”

Arbour said he’d decide
today whether he’d have
John Tonelli, one of his
best muckers, back in the
lineup tonight. Tonelli gat
out Tueaday night’s game -
because of a flu bug and a
still-tender shoulder. °

Lemaire sald Mark
Hunter, who sat out a one-
game suspension in
Game 1, might be back
tonight, but wouldn't say -
who he'd replace if he did
play.

voting

coaches in the WHL..
Ronning had 69 goals and:
67 assists during the:

regular season.

Bob Rouse, captain of
Lethbridge Broncos, was.
named the top defen-

ceman for a season
marked by 18 goals and 42.
assists.

Ken Wregget of the.

Broncos, who had a 3.16

goals-against average in
58 games, was named the

top goaltender.
Mark Lamb

30 penalty minutes, was

voted the league’s most .

of.
Medicine Hat Tigers, who .
scored 53 goals and had 7 -
assists while serving only .

seven.

Cliff Ronning of New
Westminster Bruins was
picked as the rockieof the
year, edging out Wendell
Saskatoon ,

Clark of.

gentlemanly player.
Terry: Simpson of
‘was chosen coach of the
year. The Raiders
finished fifth in the East

Blades in voting by the 14° Division.

A

Prince Albert . Raiders -

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sixth annual B.C. school sports milk run.
150,000 participants from 278 secondary schools will

walk, jog or run 3 km.

Locally all three secondary schools are par-
ticipating, The students can run the course and be
timed in competition, or they can jog or walk it for fun

and recreation.

Milk runners each reveive a carton of milk, com-
pliments of the B.C. dairy foundation, at the end of
the run, The dairy foundation significantly assists

the milk run because they belleve in the long term -

fitness and social benefits that school sport programs
provide the young people of this province.

Persons

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Hobby & Street Stock
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Information available on the upcoming
stock car season.

aaa

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presents a

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Sat. April 28

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