Page 4, The Herald, Monday, February 7, 1983 -

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‘Archery requires a lot of concentration, and these competitors got very
Interested In what they \ were doing Saturday a at Cassie Hall Elementary

School.

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™ Canada’ Ss ‘ski team |

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- still has a chance >

Canada’s ‘Alpine ‘bkiers

ate ‘headed’ home| from
. ‘Europe ‘and, for some,,, the .
- “dréam” ‘of. a World’ Cup.

dowohitl : championship
remairis" alive; .
Steve: Podborski,

take the. men’s title by.

‘winning at Aspen, Colo., and

Lake . Louise, Alte. ” in
March.

. All ‘three finished out of
the medals Saturday at St.

Anton, Austria, where the

Canadians : Temain vin

Ken 7
Heador Todd Brooker. could .

- Austria;
downhill standings. with 86
‘points. Read is seventh with
‘69 points, Podborski eighth
‘European: segment: of ‘the. with - 63 ‘and Brooker 12th
Cup downhill circuit ended. |
‘But, with no one man ‘having, am
dominated this : :deason,: the. =

, contention heading into the

final two races... .
The. Canadian ‘ women's

team ° returns’ with fewer
‘ expectations since, - with
"" only.“one ‘race to ‘go, the
“downhill crown Js ‘all: but.
“nestled on. the head of Doris’
de Auostint of Switzerland.

“Klammer- of
* leads - “men's

(Franz :

-with 43. A win is worth a5 ™
points... 2

" Podborski was * g6-100ths
- of a second slower Saturday

“Kings: are not hot .

When. you're ‘hot, you's re

‘hot, arid when you'ye not,

you're Kansas City ‘Kings,
. Especially. the: Kings

. When they're in Inglewood, a

: ‘-. 1168-106 National Baske(ball.

Association: decision. he Tos.

“ Angeles. ;

; “Tn order for the Kings in:

beat the Lakers, we have. ta-

. be on aroll and we are ‘not

~ on a roll how.” ae

Calif. .
“WNgodlés ‘to: say, the
‘Lakers were very “ood, "

Manas; City, coach ‘Cotton

“Clarke,
~ Rustad.
uly

‘DELTA, (CP) _

‘Brad Clarke , "etarie and:

* Lorne: ‘Rustad of Vancouver
both. wor. their. ‘matches

‘Sunday in, the’C slide of-
‘competition at the Pacific

Coast men's curling
championship and join two
other winks heading tothe

B.C. men's: “curling —
ccharaplonship next weekend
_ in Kamloops, ~

_ Clarke ‘and. Rustad will
join B-side winner Bemie

Sparkes of Vantouver and
‘A-cyent champion. Wayne

Frank of Maple Ridge. *

Clarke‘ defeated Ernie -

Hawking of Victoria 0-5,
while Rustad ‘dowted
Sylvain Parent of Van-
couver 7-5.

-Fitasiemona said Sunday
. after the Kings lost for. the

20th consecutive time in the

. Forum, where they haven't

won since. 1974, dropping a

After all, they’ve rolled over

in eight of their: last nine

games.
|. Meanwhile, | Atlanta -
” Hawi , Who had: lost: "20 of

- thelr previous 22 games: in-
gurprised: the.
Celties 116-111, Elsewhere,
it was! “Philadélphia | Teers:
- 97, Seattle SuperSonics 8;
“Dallas, ‘Mavericks *
-Portland: Trail Blazers 108;
‘ Phoenix Sting 100, Golden.
- State
’ Washington: Bullets 10%,
‘Indiana Pacers -99;
‘Cleveland Cavaliers - 110,
- Ban, Diego Clippers 107.
Results Saturday: ‘New:

Boston;

Warriors .. 92;

York: “402, Houston: 101;'

Detroit 111, New" Jersey. 10L;-
 Chieago 117, Cleveland 113;
"Denver 143, Utah 136;. and
“Golden ‘State 106; ‘San 7
~~ Amtomia 102.)

ftom.
disqualified after missing a

. 63-100ths

and:

than winner Peter Luescher

“of Switzerland, which left _.

the Torontonian in fourth
place. Brooker, from Paris,

- Ont., was 15th (15% seconds

behind Luescher) and Read, -
‘Calgary,: was:

gate.

Felix: “Belezyk _of
Castlegar, B.C., was: 2th,
Robin’ “McLeish of Kanata,
Ont., 25th, Doug Kerr of
Cranbrook, B.C., 31st. and
Chris Kent of ‘Calgary 52nd.
' In a women's’ downhill
race Saturday at Sarajevo,

‘Yugoslavia, Maria Walliser_-
-of Switzerland won in
os 1:19.88 seconds, beating .

sixth-placed' Laurie
Graham a Inglewood, OnL.,.
fa second,

Gerry - Sorensen of”
Kimberley, B.C., was. 14th
(1;21,67), Lisa Savijari of
Bracebridge, Ont., 38th,

‘Shane Leavitt of Calgary
, 44th, Wendy Morrison | of
“Vancouver 45th, Lynda -
‘Robbins of Toronto 46th and |
~_ Liz Tomy of Oltawa 5ist,

‘In a men’s slalom event
Saturday at St. Anton, Steve

Mabire. of the United States.
_. edged runner-up Andreas

Ler) Welzel.of Liechtenstein. -
“ Well, ‘perhaps. ‘they are. ;

Phil Mahre leads averall
that
, and

men's: standings
combine | downhill

"slalom resulls, while fellow-
American.

McKinney tops. women's

“standings.

A. blizzard forced coil:
cellation of a women’s giant:
slalom race “Sunday: at

., Sarajevo.
11a, 5

‘Meanwhile, ini World Cup
freestyle © competition-
Sunday at Livigno,- Italy,’

_ Bill Keenan of Calgary won"
“his. second mogul.event. in
‘two days to assume: first .
‘place.in the standings.

-Luete: Barma of Lac
* Beauport, Que., was fourth,

Marie Claude” Asselin” of
Montréal, two-time: World

- Cup: combined - champion, -

fifth and Meredith Gardner -
of Oakville, ‘Ont., “ninth In”

‘ ihe women's race..

current . coach,

Tamara :

win.

a

. Sports Editor .

Terrace could have. won ihe. 1993 edition of the
‘Northern B.C. Winter Girhes’ even without’ the ~": ahead
“help of the’ ‘other’ meinber ‘communities in. “the in th

Kitimat-Siikine. region...

‘According’ to the last’ unofficial ‘esills ieeued
Sunday. evening, Fraser-Fort George; the region.
that includes Prince George, had 1000 points and ‘al
‘121 medals, ‘with a few. more ‘resulta yet.to be: .

tabulated. .

Terrace athletes, mearvhile, won 1184 medals, 7

66 of which were golds.’

And that adds | up to. a decisive victory for the
host Kitimat-Stikine: region, whieh 88 A zone
tallied 271 medals, 96 golds amon; “hem.

Of course, Terrace's cause was: aided by. the
host zone berth rules, which allow members of \
host communities. to.enter.a team along: with the :

normal regional team. .

That shouldn't take too much of the lustre off -
the weekend’s activities, ‘though, since everyone ;
concerned with the organization of the’ games
spent the afternoon patting themselves on the -
backs and ‘congratulating each other ona dob!

well done. -

Kitimat, too; did very. well at ‘the games, 7
- benefiting again from the host zone berth rule.’ ,
Kitimat athletes ran up an unofficial total of a

Bruins grind Sabres to extend. streak

Boston Bruins contintied
their impersonation of: a
meat grinder. Sunday night
by chewing up Buffalo

Sabres 5-1 to lengthen their. -

National Hockey “League
unbeaten streak: to Bb
games,- |

Besides the team streak,
goaltender Pete -Peeters

extended his personal - An-"

defeated string to 20 games.

“We're a loose team: with -

a lot of confidence and: ‘the
main reason for the success
is the guy in: goal,” said

assistant « Boston coach,
Gary Doak.

Right | winger Rick

Middleton. scored twice and
assisted on another’. and.
~ Barry:

Peter. McNab,.

Pederson’ and cri c-

OO _ tavish added singlés'f r the
. Beuins.. Dave” Andreychuk
_ replied for.the Sabres. |

_ The’ Bruins had beaten
Hartford’ Whalers. 7-4
_ Saturday.

_ Elsewhere Sunday, . it
was: ‘Detroit’ Red Wings 3,
Toronto. ‘Maple Leafs ‘0;
Chicago Black Hawks 4,

New . York. Rangers 13.

Montreal Canadiens. 2,

Winnipeg Jets 0; Vancouver ©

Canucks 4, New. Jersey
Devils 4; and. . Quebec
.Nordiques 4, Washington

_ Capitals 4

“4G

Chicago 4," Detroit 3;
Toronto 6,. Vancouver 4;

Calgary Flames 7, Pitt:
4;.

sburgh, .... Penguins’
Philadelphia Flyers 2, Los

Angeles Kings 0; ‘Minnesota .
North Stars 4, New York.
Islanders.2; Washington 5,
New Jersey 4; Quebec 0, ..
’ Buffalo 0; and St.,

Blues 2, the Rangers 2.

Peeters, who will start: ‘in:
: the all-star game Tuesday -.
for. the ‘Wales Conference; ‘
. the word quit means.’!
Marini was a member of
ihe Islanders, but ihe three-.
_lime ‘Stanley Cup .cham-
“pions, overflowing with

has not lost since last Nov.
11 andi is three games shy. of
tying Gerry Cheevers, his
for the
NHL's longest undefeated
streak by a netminder. ~

Red Wings 3 Leals o

-» Reed Larson scored in the
first period and Mark .'.

. Lofthouse scored in each of

the second and third’ periods: 7
‘as Detroit ended a’ four-: -
game - losing streak and.
with ©
Toronto for the fourth and ~

moved into a tie.

fina] playoff position in the
Norris Division.

Hawha 4 Rangers 1

Al Secord, with his 41st.

goal of the season, Denis

Savard, Billy Gardner and ;
‘Rick | Pdterson..

Chicago to a fifth stralght

Esposito, :
Canadiens 2 Jeis o

Mark Napier and Steve .
Shot. scored 5D seconds: 3
apart in the third period and” -
goaltender Richard Sevigny’.
stopped all 27 shots to give’.

Montreal : ‘the win In Win-

nipeg, -
Canucks 4 Bevis 4

In East Rintherford, N.J., 7

nate

‘By DON SCHAFFER’

Other results Saturday: 7
the |
‘McDonald
Flames and Pete Peelers of
‘Boston Bruins. -

Louis’

_ New. York's . Chris ©
Kontos was'the only player:-
fo "beat goaltender Tony.

“eign i
_ don. schatfer.

Northern W Winter a

John Wensink’ 'S goal at 7:53

_of the third period gave the
Devils the tie with Van-

couve r

‘The Canucks got all. their

goals — by Gary’ Liupul,

. medals, neti mn a a silvers = 2 28,

‘Meanwhile, ‘Fraser-Fort George: looks ake ea: 7
-in ‘for: second: “place; ‘as in athe last medal’. -;
‘count: they were" well ; ahead -‘of" :third-place
: ,. Skeena-Queen Charlottes (Prince Rupert and the’ ”
Charlottes) by a count of 421 medals'lo 92. .
') Bulkley-Nechako, which: extends - ‘from’
- Smithers. to: Vanderhoof,-is unofficially :fourth
” with 58 medals, while Pbace-Liard is filth with 44
and thie 1982 host. and. champion Cariboa region is.
"last. with 35 ‘medals... ;
: Leading the way for the Terrace. medal: win-:
ners were the Tetrace Bluebacks swim club, who. -
~" corittibuted, a tolal of 55 medals. from the-pool.”
“events, Leading the way were the 15-19 year ald’
° gicls,: ‘who.won 10 gold medals and a total of 20
_ medals altogether. - .
Swimmers Angus Highe, jim Highe and Kathy “
_ Highe: combined for:a total of 14 medals, while
- Chantal ‘McFarland and Tracey McFarland |
: combined for 12 niedals.
~.was-ihe top.medal winner in the pool, winning —
elght medals alone and swimming on. medal-.

Chantal McFarland

Stan Smyl, Thomas Gradin *-

and Doug Halward — on the
power: play. Brent Ashton,
Don Lever and Jeff Larmer
also scored for New w Jersey.

12: golds. -

*

~-competition.

several days.

"Anders Eldebrink: ‘aeored
his first goal as a Nordique

‘to force the tie.

Michel Goulet scared his

39th goal of the season on a-

; penalty shot and added his

- ening i as ‘well ; _
The, Terrace” "Peaks igjrnanatios ‘elu. lao:
assed in afew: ‘medals, with its. competitors: in”
‘the-artistie gymnastics: for. girls section. of the
ames: ‘winning. fifteen medals, and. “competing.
- strongly. will: thé talented. and mumeérically - .,
“Se strong. Prince George: School ‘ol: “Artistic: Gym: . a ve
nastics and the Gymplx, also: of Prince George.
Karate enthusiasts from: Kitimat alap put on
quite a show, winning 30 medals waleh. Included ;

terrace also did well in team ‘Sports, ‘winning me
both ends of the curling competiilon, taking both: —
then’s and women’s water polé and winning gold, ;

. medals.in the boys and men’s. indoor ‘sopcer

: . Kitimat’ 8 girls indoor soccer team ‘also w vine

7 ‘gold,’ “but were awarded it after .the . entire:
Williamna Lake team wae disqualltied tor curfew
and behavior violations.-- .;
~. Both of the other major disqualifications were ;
from Williams Lake as well, with.two gold-medal.

: winning boxers losing thelr. hardware for ‘curfew: 7
arid behavior violations. Sah,

‘Sheer numbers and time restriction preven!

complete resulls from being published in: today’ 5

Herald. A game-by-game report on the: local :

‘athletes in the Games will follow in the ext

40th later, and pale Hunter.
added a single. for ‘the
Nordiques. Bob Gould, with.
two goal, Bobby Carpenter.
‘and Mike Gartner scored -
for Weahingion. o

Marini: eager to play on: Tuesday

“UNIONDALE, N. Y. (AP)
— It’s a game that: means
nothing in the standings but

‘everything in the v world to

Hector Marini.

“Tm still jittery," the |.

New Jersey Devils right

winger said about his .
selection for. the National |

Hockey League all-star

game Tuesday night. “I just -
7 hope I Play, well for the Buys ( - ;

on our team:”

~ ‘When he found ‘out about -
‘his selection last. week by.

New York Istanders coach |
Al Arbour, Marini said he
“spent all night tossing and

: turning, just thinking about .

It. ih)
“Twas ‘ actually

players ‘such as Wayne
Gretzky of. Edmonton
Oilers,” Peter“ Stastny of

‘Quebec Nordiques, Mike

Bossy and Bryan Trottier of
Islanders, - Lanny
of Calgary

..But even though. Marini ‘is

in aweof being in their:

_tariffed company,
colleagues believe he:
belongs there.

“We-don’t have a player

cis Who works “harder,” ‘says
“Devila’
‘ianager’ Billy MacMillan. |

coach-general

“Hector doesn’t know what

talent, dealt him to. the

Devils Jast Oct. -1 for an

exchange of fourth-round
draft pleks in-1983.

'. The deal has paid - off -
‘handsomely for the Devils.

In limited service with the

Islanders last year, Marini.
Managed, orily ‘eight - goals
and (16 assists. One “week

before the all-star game,

Marini had. collected 15.
. goals and 34 points and led
““"the.: Devils with three

winning goals:
* Marin is one of 20 players

~“pepresenting the Prince of

helped _. Wales Conference in’ the

36th = all-star’.game at

Nadsau Veteraris Memorial

Coliseum, home ‘of | the

Islanders. These - include .
~~ four’ members ‘of the -host
“team ~ forwards Bossy and -
_Trottier’ and defencenien |
‘Denis ‘Potvin and: Dave’.

Langevin: .

The first “twa: Jeams ‘in .
are -

each . _- conference ©
selectéd hy the Professtonal
Hockey

‘in-
-timidated about the thought
of being out there with all
» those stars."" .
~ Marini will. line up with
and against higher profile’

Writers’.
 ‘Assoclation, while the final
> eight players'are chosen by
the “respective all- star ‘

coaches. . “
Also on the ‘Wales team -

Gretzky. . paces .. ihe

Clarence Campbell Con-.
ference, which will

_be

NHL scoring race for. the

“third straight year and is

“which won the game 4-2 last
_ year behind Bossy’s' two
- goals — is Peeters, who
leads the NHL in virtually
every goaltending category.

only slightly behind: his-
points pace of last season, .

when he’ set records’ for

Roals (92), assists (120) and -

- points (212).

The latest addition to the’

Campbell. roster is
goaltender John’ Garrett,
Tepresent

a
“with the all. “Star fa

for two weeks after’ ‘un-
dergoing plastic ‘surgery
Sunday in Toronto: for a
punctured eardrum: suf-
fered when he -stopped ‘a-
slap: shot Saturday .night. .

- Garrett, with Vaneouver..

only three days alter-being
acquired from Quebec; ‘also -

. Will represent the team at,

- jhe, players’ association
niedling held in conjunction

‘Quick goals change game.

“Two ‘quick goals ty Doug
Houda’ and. Rob Hamill
{urned the game around for
Calgary Wranglers as they

; resigned. ‘

skated -to an 6-5 win over .

visiting Saskatoon Blades in

‘a Western Hockey League

game Sunday.
-“The goal that changed

the complexion of the game. -

was Houda’s ‘and to come

- back 12 seconds-laler wlth

“Winnipeg, they learned
coach . Don- Boyd had.

It was Boyd’ s first year as
coach of the Pats..He cited

‘ personal reasons for his

another goal definitely gave

us 4 big boost,’ said
Calgary coach Doug Sauter.

‘In. other action, Nanaimo
Islanders :topped visiting
Seattle Breakers 9-2 and
‘Winnipeg: Warriors skated

‘toa. 8-2. decision over
hometown Regina Pats.

After: a careless | first

decision. Regina general |

Manager Bob Stumm took
his place behind the bench,

~ Guy Paradis, Brad
Blissner and Randy Gilhen
scored for Winnipeg. Dale

Dekatch and Gary Leeman.

replied for the Pats.”

Winnipeg goaltender Jim

Appleby was tested 39 times’ .

- while Todd ‘Lumbard faced

23 shot in the Pats" tet:

Nanaimo 9 Seattle 2
: In Nanaimo, the Islanders. -
extended | their” winning

-streak to four games with a

period Saskatoon jumped

into the lead but, in the final

minute of the second period, .

Houda scored the tying goal

and Hamill put Calgary into .

the lead.
Ken Quinney scored three

goals, Barry Bracko added. -
‘BL \ pair . -and Mike Heidt,”

scored’ once for.
ney’'s ‘Secgnd. three-goal
performance in as many
games and Calgary's fifth-
straight home win..

“Dale ‘Henry, Larry

' Korchinskt, Lane Lambert,

the
“Wranglers. It was- Quin-

#2 win over visiting Seattle |

Breakers. .
' Jim MeGeough and Harry

Pro Bowl v
"HONOLULU (AB)

National Football League's

elite, was not the most.

flawlessly played - football

game eves, but it had its.

“Moments.

Perry Ganchar and Todd’

_ Strueby- replied for the

‘Blades. |

Saskatoon coach Daryl
Lubiniecki was not pleased
with) .his . team’s - per-

‘formance.

’ “There's.io question that
defensively .we just played

‘victory Sunday for the.
‘ Nattonal
-. ference. -:

terrible,” he sald. We gota .

game.”
‘Wrangler’

-little fancy ‘and we don't’
have anyone fancy, We. got:
away from our normal

_ goaltender :

Mike’ Vernon was tesled 21.

times. while’ Saskaloon's

Terry Moroz faced 32 shots. -
~ Saskatoon took eight of 10
- minor penalties while each

ieam | ‘hed: two fli htin ..
© Fighting... other blocked, kicked the

‘majors. .

Winnipeg, fy Regina z-

' The most decisive Was in
the final moment, as Dallas

quarterback Danny’ White:
and: Green
‘receiver: John Jefferson .

Bay wide
combined to pull out a 20-19

Football ...Con-

‘
ajar Via ie:

‘Hanood each. scored lwice -
for Nanaimo, while > Rob.

: * Benjamin, John. LaFon- :

tairie, Mitch. Poulln, “Vern.
“Smith: and Troy. Farkvem’ ;
added singles. *

‘Alan Kerr. and. ‘Ron
"Renner replied, for Seattle. .

‘Nanaimo. ‘goalie Pokey.
Reddick played a -strong
game, -blocking 36. Seattle,
shots, while Dave Rass and
Mike Maisonneuve: ‘com.
bined for 22. saves for”
Seattle. ‘

‘In ganies. Saturday,

7 Winnipeg tamed Portland B- -

7 -in “overtime, Saskatoon
downed Medicine: Hat: 8-4,
Kamloops ” posted ’"a- 5-1
victory over Prince Alber!
and Victoria downed Seattle
- 95,

was dull.

(AB) ~ The, NFC’s winning drive. alive. 7
Pro Bowl, showcase for the

The NFC, had fourth-and- :
seven at. the. AFC 25. when
the Packers'.receivéer made
-a fingertip grab of: White's
throw for al yard. pickup. ;

“White ‘completed. Mof 26 —
passes for 162 yards -while
splitting quarterback duties
~with ‘Washington's a” “doe
Theismann. : :

The NEC victory. over-
shadowed a Pro Bowl-; °
' record *' passing... per-

paeey formance by . Fouts; who

Tralling the- ARC: most of. “completed 17. of 90 throws

ithe gamey.the NFG marched.
65, yards, 40, thes: winning»:
tquchdowns:
coming: onan: lkyard: pags

trom .Whitg; to Jefferson, ..
‘named: the ‘game's most

valuable: player with:-San’ -.
Diego quarterback: ‘Dan’

~ Fouts. of ‘the AFC, with 31

seconds left.

* Washington's Mark.

"Moseley, who. had” iiissed;..

In- Regina, the: Pats had. -

more. on. ‘their. mings than
~ hockey. when; two hours

before \their 3-2 loss. to.

three. field goals . and. had -.

extra point to give the NFC.
ihe trlumiph-

_ Jefferson on the play before

the touchdown | kept the -

"

fhe... score ;

for 274 yards while ‘sharing
the duty. with. Cincinnati's
 Ken.Anderson, Both Fouts’s
“passing” yards and.-his”
- completions were; eame
-Pecorda,. .

Fouts, “thinking a ‘the -
‘josers! shares of $5,000; half.
‘that of the winhters;. sa'd:
“That's a tough way to lose
‘five gtand.’ ve

The deferisive standout. in ;
“the. Contest, was- Dallas
cornerback, Everson: Walls,

coe

\ whochad nine: lackles;;(wo
A. diving» “reception by -

Assists, two: terceytions
and: deflection ofa field ioal ;
_ Attempl: :

Pe