VANCOUVER (CP) —
British Columbia Lions’
head coach Vie Rapp will
be counting on his re-
vamped offensive line to
give quarterback Jerry
Tagge time to throw in
Sunday’s Western
Conference Football final
in Edmonton against the
Eskimos,

"I think this one’s going
to be settled in the
trenches,”’ Rapp said
Wednesday.

“They've got the best
pass rush in the entire
eague. And we didn't
shut them off during the
regular season.”

The Lions defeated
Edmonten in two of three
meetings this season, but
have made three changes
in the offensive line since
the last game, a 430-13
B.C. win here.

Larry Watkins, a
former Eskimo, was
shifted from right tackle
to guard in place of Jim
Schneitz, newcomer su.
Simpson took over at the
tackle spot and 6’ 6’’, 265-

und John Blain moved
into the left guard spot,
relegating Tom Kudaba
to the bench.

“If nothing else, we're
bigger physically than we
were the last time we
played them,” Rapp said.
‘And that will help
because their guys are so
big and strong.”

‘Guys like (Dave)
Fennell can just com-

pletely overpower you.”
SACKS QUARTERBACK
Fennell, who has 18
uarterback sacks so far
this season, and Bi't
Stevenson play the tacks
positions, while David

Boone and Ron Estay,
both former Lions, hold
down the the defensive
end spots.

“I know Boone slaps
pecple around ,a bit, but
that doesn’t really bother
me,”’ said Simpson, the ¢'
5°", -255-pounder, who
joined the Lions late in
the season after being cut
by the New York Giants
of the National Football
League.

Rapp said Simpson is
one of the best linemen in
the league right now and
is confident the big tackle

Bassett suspended
from involvement

TORONTO (CP) — The
Globe and Mail says John
F, Bassett, owner of the

World Hockey As-
sociation Birmingham
Bulls, has been

suspended from dayto-
day involvement in his
club and told to post a
$100,000 bond as penalty
for signing under-age
junior Ken Linseman.
“Bassett had to be
dealt with at the league
level,” the Globe and
Mail quotes WHA
president Harold Baldwin
as saying. “The signing
of Linseman was in direct
conflict with league
bylaws and a violation of
our agreement with the
CanadianAmateur
Hockey Association,
“Bassett has to be
made aware of these
rules and league
regulations.”

The bantam rep minor hockey team travelled to 5, Ritchie Mallett was the top scorer for Terrace,
Kitimat last weekend to take on their bantam rep making two goals. Jeff Selder, Barry Munroe, Mark
team. Terrace won this close game, with a score of & Figherty and Gordon Dempster made the other goals,

Lions counting on Tagge

can -handle Boone’s
tactics.
The game will also

feature a battle between
two of this year’s
Schenley Award finalists,
with Lions centre Al
Wilson going up against
Edmonton middle a,
linebacker Dan Kepley.

Larry Uteck will make
his third consecutive
start in the detensive
backfield for the Lions.

Uteck, acquired in a
training camp trade from
the Toronto
didn’t report until the

The newspaper says
the signing last year of
Linseman, 19-year-old
defenceman with King-

_Ston Canadians of the

Ontario Hockey
Association Major Junior
A series, has threatened
an exhibition series
between the WHA and
international teams
scheduled for this season.
The WHA and the
CAHA have an
agreement that the WHA
will not sign under-age
players (younger than
20). The International Ice
Hockey Federation
supports that ban.
THREATENED ACTION
HF president Gun-
ther Sabetski said last
week that if the
agreement was broken he
would not sanction the
games—between WHA
club teams and the Soviet

Argonauts, -

10th game of the season
and didn’t become a
starter until the final
game against Winnipeg.
The former Eastern
aretnnad all-star said
e enjoys playing
B.C. now, and adds: “I've
got a lot of confidence in
myself.”
Uteck argeed with
Rapp’s theory that Ed-

“monton will have e

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