Page 8, The Herald, Tuesday, September 25, 1979

Rep team league go

The Northwest B.C, Minor
Rep Team League will be in
operation again this season
with teams from Terrace,
Kitimat, Prince Rupert and
Smithers participating.

Each community has
entered rep teams in all four
of the age divisions in minor
hockey — Pup, Peewee,
Bantam and Midget.
Terrace and Kitimat will
Flay a complete 24 game
schedule

Due to travel length,
Smithers and Prince Rupert

will play only 2 games, with
four-point games against
each other to provide the
same amount of available
points for all teams.
Terrace and Kitimat will
play eight games against
each opponent, four at home
and four away. Prince
Rupert play only two at
home and two away against
ech coher, Games have
been arranged in
doubleheaders on weekends.
The schedule starts Oct. 13
weekend and finishes on

TORONTO (CP) — The
National Hockey League
soon will issue a standard
player contract in
French, a _ decision
aparked by a Quebec law
that requires all business
documents be written in
French unless English ia
agreeable to the parties
invelved, it was an-
nounced Monday.

“We're providing the
opportunity for a player
tobe reached by a French
version of the standard
player form," NHL
president John Ziegler
said in an interview.

Ziegier said the NHL
currently is having the
contract translated,

EN FRANCAIS

Guy Bertrand, a
Quebec City lawyer who
represents several
players, told NHL vice-
president Brien O‘Nelll
that two of his clients —
Quebec Nordiques’
Michel Goulet and Pierre
Lacroix — did not un-
derstand the English-
language contracts they
were asked to sign, =

The two players were
being discriminated
against by language,
Bertrand aaid,

About 80 NHL players
were born in Quebec and
Bertrand said they are
entitled under the
province’s language laws.

Reds

CINCINNATI (AP) —
“Now it's oura to win,’’ said
Cincinnati Reds manager
John McNamara after a
weekend during which his
team won a ''must” game to
stay on top in the National
League's Western Division.

“We could have left a half-
game behind and having to
depend on someone else to
help us,” said McNamara,
whose team ieft Houston
Sunday after winning ane
game of a threegame series
with Hauston Astros, “We
can do it all ourselves by
winning next week at home.’”

The victory ieft the Reds
14% games ahead of Houston
and returning home to play
their last six games against
San Diego and Atlanta.

The Astros play their final
seven gamea on the road —

Feb, 9 weekend. It ia h
that league and BCAHA
Playoffs can be combined
this year, otherwise the
league will have to curtailits
layoffs again, as in the past.

Terrace has scheduled
their doubleheaders on
Friday nighta from 8 p.m. to
midnight, and Saturdays
from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

At a meeting held ‘in
Terrace last Sunday, it was
decided that individual

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Sunday, but lest, The tan
consisting of employees of
the Daily Herald and CFTK,
battled an RCMP team for
over two hours before suc-
cumbing by the scare of 24-
4,

The game took place at
Caledonia Senior Secondary’
School. The RCMP jumped
dif to a quick two touchdown
lead in the first half, before
the game Media squad
battled back to make it close.
After the one-sided first half,
the Daily Herald and CFTK
squad toughened on defense.
Led by guarterback Dave
Hamilton the Media drove

oped statistics would not be kept

this year in minor hockey,

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see victory now

four in Allanta and three in
Los Angeles.

“We'vegot the momentum
and we are home,'' said Reda
outfielder Dave Collins. “We
have to take each game one
at a time, but we're sitting
good right naw,"

"If we can’t win at home
this week againat San Diego

and Atlanta then we don’t’

deserve to win it,” added
second baseman  Jce.
Morgan.

The Reds, who had a day
off Monday, open their three-
game series with San Diego,
pitching Fred Norman, 11-11,
againat Bob Shirley, 7-16,
Tom Seaver, 15-6, fa
scheduled Wednesday
against Randy Jones, 11-11,
with Mike LaCoss, 14-7,

going Thuraday against the
Padres’ Bob Owelinko,

The Reds, after losin
their second  straigh
decision to the Astros on
Saturday, had a closed-door
session with McNamara.

“I just said we're still a
halfgame ahead and we've
been through this thing
before,” McNamara said, “I

sald, 'Go.get a good night’s
glee uae

Pitcher Frank Pastore
must have benefitted from
the advice. The 22-year-old,
who entered the game with a
47 record and an eamed-run
average of 5.14, pitched a
complete game and allowed
only one run, |

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Canucks pick Rick

NEW WESTMINSTER,
BC. (CP) — Top draft
choice Rick Vaive has been
demoted by Vancouver
Canucks to the rogter of
Dallas Black Hawks for an

exhibition game tonight be--

tween the Central Hockey
League tearm and the major
junior New Westminster
Bruins of the Western
Hockey League.

Vaive came

on

critleiam from the coaching
ataff of the National Hockey
League team after am
exhibition game Sunday
agalnst Loa Angeles Kings in
Vancouver,

CoachHarry Neele and as-
eb

t Dave Dunn sald the
aistan disappointed that
Vaive was not in better
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