from the: boardroom: to the
ice‘today, with Canada: and

the United States facing off, ©

in 'B: pivotal: game: jor the
medal. ‘hopes vo - heth’
countries. fo a
The eine Opener, a

Winter Olympics, ‘will be the
climax of:a spirited: rivalry

between ‘Canada,\.coached- -

by -.Dave.: King, ‘and the

United” States, . coached by. .

Lau. Vaito, conducted ' “on
rinks across North America
for the last four. ‘months.
The: wD: Be . ‘team: ; the
defending . --Olymple:
champion, emerged: ‘wilh a

The . “Terrace. figure
akating’ lub. ‘18° currently
running ‘an ‘program: ‘for
beginner ‘skaters’ . ‘called
CANSKATE. The program

" (s designed for beginners of

‘all. ages... ‘Skaters.are en-
couraged to participate at
their. own level of. Anterest
and skill.

There is no formal ‘testing
‘in the program. except the

ae te oe ee

“Olympic ice -
petition moved ©

Team - ‘Canada : ‘leading © ‘to

Sarajevo, . The teams con-
duded « their pre-Olympic,
‘series with Team. USA,
winning @-2' in’ Milweukee.-
“Speed Is a rajor dif-.
ference,’ says: King. “The
. Americans are a lot quicker
“" than we'are??"°

Overall, : ‘Team ‘Canada ‘decision “were” goaltender“ c

entered ‘the. ‘game today
with an 18-29-10record, while
‘Feam USA was 39-19-8.:

Crechoslovakia;* Finland,

ubtria and Norway. c .
‘In Pool A. are the fayore

Soviet Union, Sweden, West:

Germany, Italy, Poland and ,

Yugoslavia.
The tap two from’ each

_ pool after round-robin play
; advance to the medal round. ©

proficiency.

test, The

“program is based on- fun,
with ice games and music
incorporated. into the |

program. There are eight
levels. of
beginner, . elementary,
basic, novice I, I) and If;
and the proficiency test.
Local amateur coaches are
participating in instruction
in the local program.

| Lindsay Sparkes -

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clinches tie.

KELOWNA, B.C. (CP) —
Unbeaten Lindsay Sparkes.
of North :Vancouver clin-
ched at least a tle for first
place ‘Monday in the British

Columbia women’s curling .

championship.

Sparkes increased ‘her

record to 7-0 in the 10-rink,
round-robin competition by
‘defeating ‘April. Biseare of
Trall 11-7,5 5

The Sparkea fo
‘third “Linda Mdare;

Debi Ort nina etd ri
Carey — had an “op
portunity to clinch the
provincial’ crown: Monday.
night witha victory over
Barb Steed of Kelowna in
the eighth round.

isa

Sparkes has won the B. c.

- Canada and the United .
States are in Poo! ‘B with ©

achievement- .

* scored: fa 2 gantes 3 against canada. ‘ost ‘two ‘players

“Monday ~~ forward ‘Mark

“Morrison and’ defenceman ;
Don’ Dietrich. o> when. the -
; Olympic.

ruled that.

players’ whd had performed

International‘
Committee °.

.in’ the National’ Hockey

‘ League would be ‘ineligible,

“Algo: Ineligible. ‘after. ‘the

Jim Corsi of. ‘Italy, a 20-year-
old Montreal - ‘native who

‘ ‘appeared in 26 games for
the NHL's Edmonton. Overs

in 1979-80: Greg, ‘Holst; a

Montreal native playing: for .
‘Ausivia and © wha. played:
seven games for New York ~

‘Rick

Rangers; and...
Bragnalo, a Thunder Bay,

Ont., native on Team Italy

he . played | briefly - + fer
Washington Capitals.’ ©

The ruling was declated a al

mm”

“League

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| Siberal step by wi Daume,’ :
TOC's *:

‘chairman of ;, the
eligibility commission, anid -
a step in the right direction ~

‘by. Alan’ Eagleson, - chief.

international n atiator for

the ‘ruling’ repiesonted vas
partial. ‘victory : for. Team.

“Canada” officials -who. dn-,

‘forward?: ‘Dan\ Wood’ “and:
goaltender: ‘Mario : Gosselin »;
" on therester to try.to get the:

TOC; to ‘relax ts eligibility

that. ‘the ‘Central Hockey :
isan amateur -
ledgue, that, ‘the; ‘American .
Hockey ‘League - ‘le an
amateur: league, that. the -

‘World Hockey Association .
_ Was an, amateur league,”

Eagleson sald.“

"We've estabilshed’ now »

ae ve established that
‘every other league in’ the
"world, except the National
Hockey League, is an

amateur league, so we're:

’ going to go and set up a new
: league, call it the Inter-
‘national National . Hockey
~ League, and we'll all come

“back as amateurs in 1968,” -
“ Erik Laare ‘of’ the Nor:
. Hockey .

‘wegian ~. Ice.
; Federation sald: “You must
have had a contract ‘and

"have played tin the NHL) to .

“be ruled ineligible.”

Gosselin, 20, who signed a:
with . Quebec
Nordiques three years ago .
for’
/ Shawinigan Cataracts of the

contract -

While ‘playing
-Quebec’ Major ~~ Juniot
“Hockey League, is ‘eligible
’ because he has not, played

‘an NHL ganie. He’s the.

.

himself,"
_Eruzone, captain t the US.

/ team : ‘that. won -in. Lake
Placid, N.Y.,: in 1980,. and -

title twice previously and in Amateur Canakate coach, Donna Folmer, demonstrates fo youngsters

1978, curling out of the working on badges 1.3.

North Shore Winter’ Clu b,
won the world title. ;

Tied for second place vith
§-2records after the seventh
draw were Vickie Gould of
Vancouver and Margaret
Salekin of - Nelson. Gould
defeated Linda Kirton of
‘Abbotsford 7-3 and Salekin

4 downed .Cathy.. Savard -of.
Victoria 8-6.

‘In other seventh-round

_games, Frankie Reekie of

Cranbrook defeated Dianne
Burton of Duncan 8-5 and
Steed got past Karin Host of
_ Mackenzie 10-7. .

Sports Hall. of Fame
gets federal. grant

TORONTO . (CP). =
Canada’s Sports Hall ‘of
Fame will have its exhibit
space nearly doubled
thanks” to a- Major
renovation project.

‘federal grant of $600,000
WAB announced Monday by
Norm * _ Kelly, ‘member of

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Transactions

BASMBALL
“american League
Chitsgo White fox sign pitcher
Randy Mertz ta a 1944 contract. .
Seattle Mariners won a salary
ebitration with first baseman Pat
Pytnam..
National League
Chicage Cube sign cutflelders. Mel
Halt, Joe .Certer and Henry Cotto,
pitchers Dickie Noles, Johnny

Abrego, Darryl Hanks, Stanley Kyles.

,and

‘Don Schulze and’ Lee Smith and

Intistdar Bavid. Owen.

NRL ;

" chicesge’ beers ‘sign defensive back
jTerry Schmidt and punter Bill
Renner. *

+ Civelanayi Bengals sign linebacker
Glenn.

Cameron. .
i ‘Minnesota Viletngs hire esulstent:

conn Dan Radakovich,
a ee

Chicags Bits rade running’ back
‘Calvini Mv fay and linebacker Glenn
Perkine to denver Gold for running
back Larry Caneda, tackle Doug
Hoppbck’ ard the righte fo kicker

Freq Steintort; cut tatety Verlon
edd .

A
anid. tackie Jow Rebinon, ”

‘Los ‘Angeles Expresa cut safety
Alvin Burleton, wide racelvers Ron
Jesate and Jeff Simmons, detensive
heck Leo Gray and guard
Rudesili, .

Shewbests cut offensive”

Metnphits
linemen Chris Prince, Greg Bengiletd
and running beck Jack Holmes,
Ookia 'd Invaders cut Cornerback
David . Brown and defense end
Kevin =
Jones; agree to contract terms with
Sinepachar Falintko Hoge. °
Fhitedeiphis Stars ten detensive
fackle-‘Witilem fuller to a four-yaer
tofitract.:. yo

NHL:
Grant Mulvey to Maine Maristers of

the .
. American’ Hockey League: return

defenceman, Kerr Danayko to
Kemiceps
Ollers of the Western Hockey League.
* Quebec Nurdiques ecquirs forward
‘deny Mann from Winnineg Jets for
future considerations.
“Maw York Rangers session forward

” ark Morrison to Tulta Oflers ot the

Central Hockey Léague..

cr
"Menitree! Cauncerées — sign

Quarterback Turner Gilt to four. yaar, :

contract: :

iro Steve -

few Jersty | Dovits ausign torwerd

a at

Parliament for

‘ah uaa.

_ _.Connie Roberts, amateur coach, demonstrates to Canskate 11 students
Sear- whoare working on badges 4-7. Skaters are (left to right) Jason Waldron,

borough Centre. Metro Todd Waldron, Leanne Pomerleau, Daysun Wrubelré ‘and Clint Prest.

Toronto is contributing
about $150, 000 and another
$15,000 has been garnered

-from the Ontario govern-

ment’s Wintario lottery.
The Hall of Fame, on the

_ lakefront grounds of the

‘Canadian National -

‘Exhibition, attracts 350,000

visitors annually.

A new mezzanine will be
constructed and a new
storage area that will allow
for rotating exhibitions and
displays. :

~ “ithe Sports Hall of Fame* |

has become’ almost too
successful,’ said.‘ Robert
Bundy, speaking on behalf

of the board of governors.

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- New Jersey at Atlante
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Young skaters are > (from left to right) Marg Hallam, Kelsey Hidber, Sara
Harrison, Kristen Dediluke ‘and Sandra Irving. These are members of

the Canskate | programrun by the Terrace flgure skating club.

player Canada could: ‘east
have afforded to lose if it
retains '. pretensions _ af
making. the. medal. round.

“Gosselin could win a
game | for: Ceanta. all by
' Mike

‘here as a. ‘television com-

mentator.:"I.don’t know if
_ Darren’ Elliot" (the backup
- Canadian goaltender) could

do that,” .

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Norway's. Bjorn Skaare

“played a few shifts for
Detroit Red Wings in ‘ane -
Colorado ..
‘Rockies in. 1979 ‘but is an

game ‘against

amateur because he didn’t
sign a contract.

Strangest. ‘of all, Rick
* Cunningham, 32, a natlye of
“Toronto on. the Austrian

team who played 323 games

in the defunct WHA, most of ©
‘them with Toronto. Toros

and Birmingham Bulls after
his’ junior career in

RE ES mes mn

Peterborough, Oats is an.

_amateur because the ruling .

simply ignores the WHA,
“The only league the TOC

"says Is professional is the
NHL -because “they call -

themselves professional;
that’s their sin,” paid Roger
"Jackson, president ‘of the
Canadian  ——-Olympie
Association. a
Morrison, 20, from: Prince

‘George, B.C, played nine ©

games with’ New‘ York

Rangers two ‘Beagons ago: .

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