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Brian Short jumps his 250ec Yamaha near the Copper flats. Terrace like “Shortie” cruising around. Would you believe Shortie has oniy,
Motorcycle club holds thelr meetings at the flats and have riders been mastering a motorcycle for two days?

Soccer referees warm-up

- Another pro soecer
‘season is underway as
Whitecaps,
‘suited in their red and
white uniforms, take on
all comers in the North
American Soccer League
at-Empire Stadium for
the next few months. And
while most fans follow the
home side, there is one
who pays most of his
attention to the man in
the plain black strip, who
blows the whistle.

Dan Kulai, a member
of the British Columbia
Snorts Hall of Fame and
Museum takes special
interest in: watching
referees in any soccer
match--and with good
reason,

Born in Ladysmith in
1907, Kulai.. made’ his-..
mark in«dvternational :
Soccer a8 #refeevedn:
1950's afit’60's fdltoWi
an. outstanding playing.
career,

In fact, he has of-
ficiated, at one time or

another every top pro.
- team in the ur i

. and
Europe. His crowing,
touch, however, occurred
when he became the first
Canadian to referee a
World Cup game. That

ned in 1961 when. he -

haps the match between”

the U.S. and Mexico, —
“] had wonderful times
as a referee,” he says,

- “and some of the times

were ‘not so wonderful.’’

‘Although he hever had a |

e get out of hand,

Kuali recalls that it

nearly: ‘happened on. day
during:a local. match at.
the old Athletic Park.

.“[ sent a player from -

an Italian team off, but he
wouldn't. go,"’ recalls

Kulai.‘There were-3,500 .

fans in thestands and 3, 00
of them were Italians.. So.
T called the game off, but
as I was leaving the field,
a fan ran onto the pitch
and took a” couple of
swings at me,”
a

But incidents dike -
one were’ few and ‘far

. between and- Kulai’s

coolness as a referee
earned him. an out-.
standin international
reputation. In fact, he
was the first Canadian to -
be named to F.LF.A.,
soccer’s world ruling

body.

As a player, Kulai was
inside-forward with the .
New Westminister
Royals when they won the
Canadian Championships

Sports
‘Shorts

“ WINS SKLING CROWN
GALLIVARE, Sweden

(AP) — World Cup ski.

champion Ingemar

- Stenmark captured his

seventh, Swedish
championship Sunday
with a come-from-behind

special slalom victory.
the 22-year-old, winner

“of two world cham-

ionships this year and
fhe overall World ‘Cup

. title three times, .

in 1927 and 1928 and his
play contributed heavily
to the ultimate choice of

the Royals being named .

as the outstanding soccer
team of the ‘first half of
the 2th century,
Several knee
rations ended Kulai's
pa ying days and led him"
to officiating which he
continued for far, longer |
than most. In fact, he
officiated at the Pan
American’ Game’ in

Winnipeg, in 1967 when he

was 60 years old. °
Foll his on-field
retiremén

t
oi remains active in
soccer conducting ‘of-
ficlating clinics’. He was
inducted . into the B.C.
jorts Hall of Fame. &.

101 - Boleitn

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LSyster

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"tHE HERALD, Tuesday, April 11, 1978, PAGE 5

. Calgary gets boot for foul

President Doug -
McKenzie of the Alberta
Amateur Hockey Associ.
ation said Monday
Calgary Canucks of the
Alberta Juneor Hockey
League are suspended
indefinitely for playing
Merritt Centennials in an
unsanctioned junior
game Sunday night.

The: Canticks lost 6-4
‘before 2,561 fans in the

first game of a best-of-
seven series billed as a .

" Western Canada Cen-
*tennial ‘Cup semi-final.

The AJHL was riled in-
eligible for the playoff
because referees and
linesmen have refksed ail:
season to wear helmets
as ruled by the Canadian
Amateur, Hockey
Association,

Merritt was instructed
to wait for. the winner of
the Saskatchewan-
Manitoba playoff bet-
ween Prince Albert and
West Kildonan but
elected to play Calgary.
Officials of the Prince

Albert team, defending
tier-two national junior
champions, initially said
they would play the.
winner espite
McKenzie’s ruling but
coach Terry, Fimpson of
the Raiders indicated
Monday he may be sof-

““We feel . Alberta
‘should be in the playoff-
8,” said Simpson, ‘who

. tening his stand.

. we aren't going to play's .

‘said he was not sure
whether the club would
play if Merritt and
Calgary both wound up.
with suspensions. .

“PE don’t think’ we'd
Jeo ardize our standing
- the CAHA,” said
Simpson, “lm not saying

just that, we have.
review our stand.”

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