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May 16, °78,

* Fourth Week

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Camperland-13, Lakelse Pharmacy-9 at Agar Park.

Midget

Mosse Lodge-20, Doc's Carlage-6 at Agar Park.

May 17,'78

New Quadra Travel-15 Northwest Sportsman-13 at Agar Park

May 18, '78

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Chapstick to sponsor Centennial
Cup in “79-82

REGINA (CP) — The
Canadian Amateur Hockey
Association announced
Tuesday that a national

signed for

sponsor been

the Centennial Cup tier-2
junior hockey playoffs for
the next three years.

A news conference was
told that Chapstick, a
company with headquarters
in Toronto, has paid $60,000
for the first year in its
agreement to conduct: a
threa-team round-robin
tournament next May.

Representatives of
Eastern, Central and
Western sections of Canada
will be brought together at a
site to be determined by the
CAHA. The national cham-
plonship will be settled in a
format similar to that used
in the Memorial Cup major
junior championship.

Up to now, the Canadian
champion has heen deter-
mined in an East-Weat final.
Guelph, Ont.,- Platers
defeated Prince. Albert,

-Ralders.for the. title... reprimanded. because. they, ,
‘allowed’ officials. without ,

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A news conference was

told that Chapstick, a major
branch of an international
company, has signed a three-
year contract to sponsor
Centennial Cup junior A
hockey playoffs for the next

yoars,
Starting next spring,
tn of eastern,
central and western division
will be brought together for a
double round-robin tour:
nament almiler to that used
for the Memorial Cup major
junior championship.
URGES SUSPENSION
Roland Mercier of Quebec
Citry, CAHA vice-president
or

insisting that players, teams
or officials who do no obey
CAHA regulations be

. The resolution
yas approved in empectind of
the junior congress.

‘The stand was reached
after several hours of
discussion concerning
suspension and threatened
‘weupension of three western
teams in the Centennial Cup
playolis this spring.

_ Calgary Canucks were
suspended by Doug
McKenzie, president of the
Alberta Junior Hockey
Association, after some
referees and linesmen in
Alberta refused. to obey a
rulé that they wear helmets.

Merritt Centennials
agreed to play Calgary in a
non-sanctioned westerr
semi-final and the British
Columbia team also was
threatened with suspension
but obtained an injunction to

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prevent it. Merritt lost to
Prince Albert Raiders in the
western final. Prince Albert
Initially promised to play
either suspended team if
necessary but the injunction
solved the problem.
Mercier and Renwick
agreed, They flet McKenzie
probably should have with-
drawn the Calgary
suspension after Alberta
1 League of-
ficials offered to poat a bond
guarnteeing the referees
would wear helmets,
WORRIES ABOUT KIDS
“We're worrled about the

-kids Calgary getting a

chance to play,” said
Renwick. “The important
thing for us always is the
championships be settled on
the ice.” .

McKenzie was
reprimanded at the congress
meeting for letting an ap-
parent grudge against an
AJHL official affect his’
judgement. . Saskatchewan
junior. officials. also were

helmets to handle ‘their
games,

Retiring executive-
director Gordon Juckes said
the CAHA will co-operate

Campagnolo promises more

with the International Ice
Hockey Federation (IIHF),
and other organizations to
seek uniformity in rules.

An ITHF' congress in laly
this summer will deal with
proposed changes.
Discussions also were held at
the recent world hockey
championship in Prague.

The NHL, WHA, Amateur
Hockey Association of the
United States, CAHA and
American colleges have
differences in their rules,
Juekes said. The matter is
complicated by different
wording in rules with
identical intentions, which |
Juckes said made misin-
terpretation easy. He sald
the CAHA Is not obligated to
accept all the. changes
pra; other
organizations but warned
that several changes will be
proposed at the 1978 annual
meeting in London, Ont.

The CAHA passed a
resolution making use of
face maskes mandatory for

Douglas Chanriel

‘best in years’

by Den Pearson, Custom
Sports

MK Bay Tides for May 25
are:-

Low at 10:20 a.m. at .6 feet
High at 4:40 p.m. at 142
feet ;

The Douglas Channel
fishing is possibly the best
I've seen in years with
almost all boats catching
salmon. Yesterday I
reported six spring over 25
pounds and again I find that
last evening large fish were
brought in.

The small salmon com-
monly known a3 a Shaker is
a one-two-or three-year ald
salmon in salt water,. Thése
fellows are in almost every
bay and most anglers are
catching these with the big
Spawsers just coming into
the prea.

Places try are Bish
Creek Bay, Jessey Falle
alongside the foam, and oi
course the area known at
Sue Channel at the far end

Golf to
hit Soviets

CHICAGO (AP) — Robert
Trent Jones arrives in
Moscow today on a, journey
of golf detente. :

The golf course architect
who has built 400 links in 42
states and 23 countries has
been commissioned to design
what will be the only course
in the Soviet Union, where
thegame has been viewed as
odd capitalistic sport.

“] think it (the course) isa
good omen,” sald Jones in an
interview Tuesday before
leaving on his trip. .

“If we. get them playing
golf instead of doing what
they’ve been doing, it will be
great, Actually, they had
figured that golf in other
countries of the warld

ily was for the af-
fluent, and.I[ think it is a
great break for golf and it
will be a great break for
them to get the public
playing.”

Jones said the 7,000 yard
course will be built about alx
miles from Moscow ina
rolling, timbered, greenbelt
area with a swamp that has
been made into a lake and

erg in minor hockey.

players in _mino }
Delegates! dgreed’ all-minor’

can be used for water holes.
He said: ‘plank: arv*for:

players must. wear full facial |complétion by ‘the ~ 1980
shields form the front of the [Olympics in Moscow. He
helmet at the forehead and [hopesa triple-decker driving

down at least to the point of [range also can be built,

the jaw.

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by Frank Verde

Only two games were
played over the weekend the
Alcan-Eurocan game will be
played Thursday May 2, 78
at 6:00 p.m. at Riverlodge.
qihe Kitamaat Village vs.
W.W.T. Kitimat Game will
be played.at a later date.

The Viliage team went out
of town for a soccer tour-
nament. ;

Saturday Luso-Canadian
beat Fun Centre +0, Ed
Barbosa scored 2 goals if the

Padres

first half and Ray Webster
added one in the second.

Sunday in Terrace, Nick
Koillias, Brian Dorrington
and Carlos Pereira scored a
goal each a5 Price Skeena of
Terrace Downed Blackpool
United 3-1.. L. Scott socred
for Blackpool.

Top socrers are: S. Brady
and N. Kollias with 8 goals,
B, Dorrington with 6, and F.
Cabral with 5, G, Couto and
S. Batty with 4 and D.
Mazzari with 3.

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Dodgers 3-2 |

by The Associated Press...

So what if his team makes:
five errors and blows A
game, says Los Angeles”
Dodgers manager Tommy.

sorda. ;

“That's why they have z
column for errors,”’ said the
Dodgers’ skipper Tuesday
night. “They're part of the

me.”

“That's why they put.
erasers on pencils, too,"
Lasorda shrugged after the
Dodgers made five miscues
and young Tucker Ashford
-hit a two-run single to give
San Diego Padres a
comeback 3-2 victory.
“Nobody's perfect.”

Usually, the Dodgers are
better. They started the
game as the National
League's top fielding team,
having committed just 25
errora in 39 previous games. .

Tn other National .League
games, Montreal Expos beat
St. Louis Cardinals 4-1, San
‘Francisco .Giants beat
Houston Astros 3-2, Atlanta
Braves beat Cincinnati Reds
64 and-New York Mets
defeated Pittsburgh Pirates
7-3. Rain postponed the
Philadelphla-Chicago game.

and third in the eighth in-

in: to finish
Jones had started. Dodgers
left-hander Tommy John

drapped to 6-2.

Los Angeles runs with RBI
singles in the second and
fourth innings, but Fingers

‘palr of doubles for the
Dodgers, ;
It-was only the second loss

Tin eight outings for the

than

> M already given amateurs

‘REGINA (CP) - The
strong positions of chairman
Doug Fisher of Hockey
Canada and Toronto lawyer
Alan Ealeson asa negotiator
for international hockey
were reaffirmed Tuesday
night by Iona Campagnolo,
minister of state for fitness
and amateur sport.

She told the annual awards
banquet of. the Canadian
Amateur Hockey
Association that Hockey
Canada will receive almost
$500,000 this year and next
year to take control of
development of a Canadian
Olympic team and another
$42,000 to send a team to the
world junior, championship |
next season in Sweden.

Her speech was greeted
with discontent by many of
the 300 delegates at the
CAHA annual meeting but
president Gordon Renwick of
Cambridge, Ont., who

- strongly recommends that

Hockey Canada concentrate
exclusively on professional
hockey, refused to comment,
saying “I have tolook at the
speech in detail.’* ;

A few hours earlier,
Renwick repeated. hia long-
standing suggestion that the
federal government remove

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Fisher.as chairman and that
Eagleson be given as much
control as he wants over
professional hockey with the.
CAHA left alone to run the
sport from the junior level
down to minor. -

Renwick said Eagleson
has no interest in 05 percent
of the issues at most in-
ternational. hockey
meetings. Eagleson, an
agent for many players, is
president of. the Natlonal
Hockey League Players’
Association.

Renwick said Eagleson sat
for about three hours during
recent Prague meetings that
lasted four days and ad-
mitted he was not interested
in a lot of it.

“That's because the pros
were not Involved in the
discussions,’ said Reawick.
“TF Hockey Canada can get
alongwith the pro leagues,
fine--what else do they
want?” — ;

He blamed Hockey Canada
for a loas of at least $100,000
in the world junior tour-
nament in Canada last
Christmas and said it proved
Eagleson-identified by
Campagnolo as Canada’s
sole negotiator for in-
ternational hockey-has no

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game,

The Campagnolo speech
was the final touch in a long
day of meetings, plenary
segsions and awards,
highlighted by an an-
noumcement that ~
Czechoslovakian hockey
Gificlals, were: interested in
sending a midget team to
tour Canada next season for
the first time.

CAHA executive-director

David Branch said Soviet
Union and Czechoslovak
federationa were also
planning to send select or
club teams to Canada next

year.

Austria, Poland and Japan
have inquired about sending
teams to Canada in 1976-79;
while Poland, Japan, Weat
Germany -and Yugoslavia
are interested in having
Canadian teams tour those
countries.

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DUTCH DROP DEFENDER

ZEIST,. “Netherlands

(Reuter) — Defender Hugh

Novenkamp failed a fitness‘

test Wednesday and. was
dropped —— fro

m
Netherlands’ World Cup-

soccer team. The team
doctor found Hovenkamp's
knee too heavy with fluid to
risk‘sending him.

OF FUNCTION.
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PLACE

WHIPPER IN HOSPITAL

NEWMARKET, Ont. (CP)
— Former wrestler Whipper

the Billy Watson ia resting in

hospital here after suffering
a heart attack 10 days ago.
Watson has been told by his
‘doctor to reduce by at least
60 pounds,

With runners on second “

suffered the selback and —
~ Dusty Baker drive in both —

struck -him, out.to.end ‘the .
“game, Steve Garvey.had-a oJ.) «:.:

“Dodgers who are tied with

Cincinnati for second place
in the West, Division, one
game behind San Francisco.

Expos 4 Cardinals 1

The Cardinals lost their
1ith game in a row and
manager Ken Boyer said:
“Things have a way of
snowballing, I guess.

Warren Cromartie’s
sacrifice fly capped a two-
Tun rally in the sixth inning»
for Montreal. Montreal left-
hander Rudy May scattered
seven hits, surrendering the
lone St. Louis run in the fifth
before departing in the
seventh following one-oul
singles by Jerry Mumphrey
and Mike Tyson.

Giants 3 Astros 2
Bili Madlock’s two-out,
mun-scoring single in the
bottom of the ninth capped a
three-run rally for San
. The Astros en-
tered the ninth witha 2-0 lead
behind the pitching of rookie
Tom Dixon and reliever Joe
Smabito.
But Jack Clark and Larry
Herndon got San Francisco
started with one-out walks.

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