Pave ¢, Ths Herald, Tuesday, March 31. 198t ia B PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Bobhy Knight. can be” He (is also, in- ipyepe Siebly,. a _ brilliant Fa sketball coach. om a day marred by the- shock’ and sadness of the Hhooting of President Ronald Reagan, }onsideration was given to bstponing the game in fieference to the {ragedy,: ant and rude, haughty. - Spvielding, ‘scrupulously. -- st and principled to a: _ Hoosiers’ gifted sophomore point guard, was voted the ‘outstanding player of the tournament after scoring 19 - ‘af his 23 points in the second . when serious. _ basketballs: NCAA title “Monday night with a mar- velously orchestrated 63-50 victory over North Carolina. Asiah Thomas, the haf, ti After North Carolina jumped in front 16-8 in the . first 10 minutes, Knight > made the key strategic move Knight guided Indiana Hoosiers to U.S. college’ of the game, He switched 6- ‘foot-6 swingman Randy INTRODUCING |= WCODGREEN APARTMENTS 4832 Lazelle. 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Ceramic filed kitchen floors & bathroams. -Cablevision hook-up available. : To view or for further information call Mr. William Saumure at & ume, 5. toward B, losingest™ e -tournament history. - “That's a distinction we Knight. called brilliant Wittman from eurd ta forward to replace the foul- Plagued Ted Kitchel and brought guard jjim Thomas off the bench — going with a threeguard offence and take us out of the game, but our kids did a heck of a job hanging in,” said Knight. “Maybe it was a bad thing to get Kitchel In foul trouble,” said anorti Carolina coach Dean Smith, who has reached the final four six times and the championship game three x times in his 20 years at R; Chapel Hill, N.C. ‘In comes Jim Thomas and he plays Tike he should be on the aill- tournament team.” The Hoosiers started the secom half with an 8-2 spurt . that included a pair of steals and layups by the cat-quick Isiah Thomas, That made it 95-28 and the North Carolina — collapse was only a matter of With Jim Thomas stalking ‘Wood all over the floor, the . Tar Heels could manage just eight points in the first 10 minutes of the second half. By mow it was 45-34 and Indiana, 26-9, was on its way becoming the champion in. don't mind,” said Knight. awe ) aueraunant “Serving Fine Foods days a week’ Breaklast, lunch and dinner “8 6302: ‘SLUMBER LODGE TIA LA\ 3 A) Terrace Bantams had excellent showing - The Terrace Inland Kenworth Bantams came up with an excellent showing at the B.C. Ner One Bantam © Minor Hockey Cham- pionships at Salmon Arm last week. The 13 and t¢yearold youngsters placed second overall in the eightteam, rourn?robin series against the best in the province. Losses to the eventual winners from Richmond's Seafair Winter Club and to Kamloops kept Terrace players out of first place. Moat of the Terrace players were first-year Bantams and will have another crack at the title next sezson. Seafair won it with an undefeated seven-win, no- loss record. Terrace placed second with five wins and ‘two foases. Trail and — Kamloops finished tied for third with four wins, two losses and a tie, They were followed by Saanich, Prince’ George, Salmon Arm and Cranbrook. Terrace won its first three gamea rather handily. Trevor Hendry fired a hat trick and Terry Zaporzan added a pair In their opening game &3 victory over Trail. Dale Kushner, Mario Desjardins and David Kawinsky added singles. Terrace grabbed period leads of 3-1 and 61, and outshot their opponents 40- 19. . Terrace then downed Prince George 11-3. The firat period resulted in Prince George holding a 1-0 lead going into the second stanza, Terrace moved ahead. 4-1 after the second and con- - tinued its scoring assault in the final 20 minutes. Prince George scored its final two goals with two minutes to go Kushner and Jeff Sharples ‘each scored twice while singles went. to Zaporzan, Hendry, Desjardins, McGhee, Cox, Lindstrom and Kawinaky. Terrace outshot Prince George 41-19. Game three against Saanich resulted in a relatively easy 7-1 victory over Saanich although the Saanich goalle turned in a super performance. Kushner ‘and Hendry had twogoal _ efforta while Desjardins, Philpott and Badge counted one each, Zaporzan counted three assists while Furnseth helped out on two goals. Terrace blasted 49 shots on goal while Saanich managed only 18 shots. By the start of game four, ~ Terrace had ran their season record againal Bantam opponents to i0 atraight victories. : The game started in- oorently enough - with Terrace grabbing a 1-0 first- period lead, - The boys boosted that to'40 In the second period before Kamloops rapped home 11 atraight goals. Terrace was out-shot 30-15. Zaporzan, Kawinsky, Desjardins and Kushner scored for Terrace. Richmond Seafairs then beat Terrace 7-5 in the fifth . game and at that slage wos the only unbeaten team lefs. Seafair took a 3-1 first-period lead and increased that to 5-2 after two periods. Terrace put on a surge in the last period but it was too little, too late. Terrace out-shot Seafair 51-40, but again ran into hot goaltending. Hendry fired two goals while Zaporzan, Desjardins and Poeschek got the others. Terrace got back on track in their sixth game on day four. They didn't show any of the disappointment from loaing two the previous day as they went out and pounded’ Salmon Arm 8&1 - afier running up period leads . of 3-0 and 6-0, Zaporzan got a hat trick to lead the way | while Lambert scored a pair ‘ of goals. Wayne Cox, Dave Kawinaky and Richard Lindstrom also scored, ‘Tebrace outshot Salmon Arm 51-25. beat Cranbrook 7-5. Cran: brook was up for it and after 20 minutes it was tied 1-1, Cranbrook then grabbed a 4- 3 lead in the second period," - but Terrace came back to outscore their opponents 31 in the last period. Terrace _ had ontshot Cranbrook 43-16. Kushner came up with a three-goal effort. Singles were scored by Zaporzan, Hendry, Lambert . McGhee, That gave Terrace a record of five wins and two Joases amd second place in the overall standings. White Sox havea clean new look First, Ren LeFlore, then, Caron Fisk,” Now, Greg Luzinsky, Any resemblance * between this year’s Chicago White Sox and last year’s elub is purely coincidental. “As of today, i think the rest of the American League West has ty consider us seriousiy,” Eddie Einhorn, Chicago's new president, said Monday after the White Sox purchased slpeger Luzinski from Philadelphia Phillies for an undisclosed have the power we didn't have.” The sale of the 30-year-old Luzinski climaxed days of rumors he would be leaving the World Series-champion Phillies, especialy since they acquired Atlanta out- fielder Gary Matthews last week, The Phillies’ first selection in the June 1968 draft, Lazinski was the Phillies’ regular left fielder from 1972 until he lost his job to rookie "amount: of money, “Now we Connis Smith ast season: In His nine-year career, Luzinski compiled a .201 batting average with 223 home runs and 811 RBis. The White Sox’ new-found power was missing Monday. 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The Expos rallied with six runs off Renie Martin to tie it in the ninth, three on a triple by While. ‘Bowling spiel is ‘all ready Sixty-four teams are ex- pected to participate in the third leg of a Prince Rupert, p Kitimat and Terrace bow}a- | spiel in Kitimat April $ to 5. Bowling for $2,500 in prize money will go on round the clock on the weekend. A dance is planned for - Saturday night from 7 to 2 a.m. A team made up of Kitimat and Terrace bowler will be the Carllng O'Keefe Provincial ‘3 Champlonabips in Cranbrook ; Easter | representatives from this apne. ; weekend as Loggers: bonspiel - is set Q Oa the final day, Terrace n ee Aare a ae ere re ne ee ae aes Tear ered