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: | SARAJEVO (CP) —

Soviet Union reclaimed ‘he

Olympic hockey title it lost
four years ago, but when the
lath Winter Games closed
Sunday the Soviet athletes
were still four gold medals
short of their 1980 per-
-formance at Lake Placid,
N. Y.

» And while the Canadians
were shut out of a medal in
the hockey final, they still
had a much
performance with which to
encourage younger athletes
looking ahead to the 188
Winter Games in Calgary.

The Soviet Union was

seldom in trouble beating’
Czechoslovakia 2-0 in the

gold medal hockey final
Sunday after Sweden
earlier beat Team Canada
by thesame score to win the
bronze medal.

.. That left the Soviet gold
medal total at six, still three
behind top-placed East
Germany and only two

ahead of the third-placed ©

United States. Four years
ago at Lake Placid, the
Soviets lost the hockey final
fo the upstart Americans
but went away with 10 gold
medals, one more than the
East Germans,

Two gold and a bronze.

won by speedskater Gaetan
Boucher of St-Hubert, Que.,
and asilver by figure skater
Brian Orser of
Penetanguishene, Ont,,
remained the sum — of
Canada’s medal collection,
but it was a major im-
provement over 1980 when
they came away with only
one silver by Boucher and a
bronze by downhill skier
Steve Podborski.

SEES NEW SPIRIT

- “There was a new spirit
among the. young people,”
said Robert Hindmarch,
Ganadian chef de mission,

improved |

Bjelnasica where a four-day |
winter storm played havoc
with the Alpine ski schedule
early in the Games.,

Tn the only other’event of
the Games’ last day;
Thomas . Wassberg. and
‘Gunde Svan made it a 1-2
finish for Sweden in the 50-
kilometre cross-country ski
race.

East Germany compleied
its leading gold medal haul
Saturday when Katarina
Witt beat world champion

_ Rosalynn Sumners of the

U.S. in the women’s figure
skating final and bobsled
driver Wolfgang Hoppe
acored his second victory in
the four-man event.
WINS THIRD GOLD
Marja-Liisa Hamalainen
of Finland became the only
triple gold medallist of the

‘Houston: tink wins two |

rallied to take the lead with

WINNIPEG (cP) — ‘Reb

Houston of ‘Vernon, B.C.,
making his first appearance
in the Canadian junior
men’s curling cham-.
pionship, said his rink had a
little luck in whipping
Frank “O'Driscoll  . of
Newfoundland 11-3 in the
second round of the 1984
event Sunday night.
’ However, to most people
who watched the game at
fhe Assiniboine Memorial
Curling: Club, Houston, 18,
was stretching the point and
only being modest after his
rink rolled over the St.
John’s entry to earn a share
of the lead.

Houston erased a 2-1
deficit by stealing four
points in the fourth end
when O'Driscoll -was light
with a last-rock draw. Then,
in the seventh end, the B.C,
rink cracked a five-ender to

“I. think. . we. started. ‘the... put -the-game-out, of. ‘reach.
spirit for "ea: H’s: ‘going’ te" “O'Drisedll, ‘Who' lost 6-5°tO

last. for four years and I’ rh
pleased. to say it'll be “a
wonderful thing because
it'll be the first time Canada
didn’t start. preparing for

the Olympic Games two.
months before they begin.”

Before the Olympic flame
was extinguished in Sun-
day's closing ceremony,
American twin skiers Phil
and Steve Mahre scored an
unusual 1-2 finish in ‘the
men’s slalom on Mount

defending champion Jamie .

Schneider of Kronau, Sask.,
in the 1983 final at Halifax,
conceded after the seventh
end. | ;

“We got a x’ couple lucky

breaks,” ' said - Houston.
“They (Newfoundland)
didn’t play too badly...

“They got a couple bad
breaks in the two big ends

“we had. But we're ‘happy;
really happy the way we're |
‘ curling . right now.

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Soviets reclaim hockey title

Games on ‘Saturday when
she won the 20-kitometre

cross-country’ ski event, to There's -.-
go with her victories me we're nol: .a "high-scoring -

five-and 1kilo
events.

Igor Malkov of the Soviet
Union closed out the, speed
skating program ‘with a
victory in the 10,000-metre
race and Matti Nykanen of
Finland won the 90-metre

ski jump.
Shutouts were the story
throughout the hockey ,

medal round with Canada
losing 4-0 to the Soviets and
Czechoslovakia , beating
Sweden 20 in Friday's
action, °

Canada had lost 4) to
Czechoslvakia in its last
preliminary-round’ mateh
and ‘Sunday’s 2-0 loss to.
Sweden left Canadi an coach’

hot.”
Houston .— who opened
the Pepsi-sponsored |

tournament with a 4-1 win -
over Kevin Park of

Edmonton — Schneider and’
Bob Ursel of Winnipeg each

had 2-0 records after first-

day play of the round ‘robin

portion.

Schneider, who
Tepresents Canada next
month in the world junior
tournament in Cornwall,
Ont., took ari impressive 7-3
-win over Ontario's Steve
Hartley of Thornhill in the
opening round.

P.E.L. STUBBORN

In the second draw, °
Schneider overcame a.
stubborn Prince Edward
Island rink, skipped by Alan

Brown of Charlottetown, by -
scoring once in the 10th and .

final end for a 6-5 victory.

Meanwhile, Ursel's
” Manitoba foufsome started '
the day with a 4-1 win over
Danny Bentley of Truro,
‘N.S. In the evening, Ursel
four hours before
disposing of . Northern
Ontario's Rob ‘Shalla of

Sudbury 6-5 in two extra.”

At 1-1 after the first two |

ends.

rounds were Andrew Buckle
of Saint John, N.B., Jean-:

Pierre Croteau of Gatinean; :

‘Que., Derek Elkin, skip of
‘the Territories foursome
from Yellowknife,

Newfoundland, Ontario and —

Northern Ontario, |

Alberta, P.E.I. and Nova :

Scotia were winless at 0-2 in
the - ‘championship, . which.
offers a’main prize ofa trip
to Perth, Scotland, for world
juniors next year.

In- other second-round

games, Quebec’ defeated
Nova Scotia 3-41, the ~
Territories shaded New

Brunswick 8-7 and. Ontario
beat Alberta 64.

Northern Ontario opened
with a 64 win over the
Territories, while
Newfoundland downed
P.E.L. 8-5 and New Bruri-
swick defeated Quebec 8-7

in other first-round games, ,

HAS TO RALLY
Schneider, who won the

round-robin portion of the

tournament last year with a

. #2 record, held a 30 lead © (gq);

after two ends against.
P.E.I, But Brown's rink

Transactions

BASEBALL.
Netlonal League
Montreal Gxpos sion plicher Gary
Lucas to thrae-year contract and win
arbitration case with third basemen
Tim Wallach,
Amarican Leagua
Chieage White fox reach contrac!
egresment with plicher Tom Seaver.
Gakiand As win arbitration case

with outiatder Rickey Henderson,

. BASKETBALL

Oalias Mavericks align guerd Roper
Pheoley fo 10-day contract. .
FOOTBALL :
NEL

Naw York Jets trade’ querterback
Richard Todd to New Oriente Belnts

for
a first. round ie drait cholea.
Use.

Denver geld cul linebacker
Orlando Flanagan, guard Ran
Hauaauer, wide
receiver Victor Jemedt, rufning back
Thomas Lott and nose fackle Laval

Short.

Pittsburgh Maulera cul kicker
Cave Jacobs, safeties Tim Ages and
Cerrick Goddard, guards Bobby
Hopkine and Gary Smith, linebecker

Dave
Skutalk, wide recelver Willle Sydnor
ond centre Art Christophe.

_ Steve -

“Dave King lamenting the .

lack of offence:
question.

team, " said. King. “But
when we selected the team:
_ there just’ “weren't. any goal
' scorers available.”

The lack of scoring purich
was further aggravated.
when Pat Flatley, one of

Canada's — best‘ forwards, _

was thrown out of the game
late in the first period after.
he brushed West German
linesman Bernd Schnieder
who appeared injured.

‘The slalom: victory for
Phil Mahre, with: ‘brother
taking ‘the , silver
medal, boosted the ‘United
States to its best Alpine ski
_ performance - in ‘Olympic
' bistery with a total of five
‘medals, three of thern n gold.

two on the third and single
points in each of the fourth
and fifth ends. .

The Saskatchewan skip *

“eventually won ‘the game -

with a jast-shot draw in the,

“We just fet them ‘come.
beck and take the lead,”
Schneider said. “I don’t

_ know what happened.

“We had to bear down
alter they took the lead in
the fifth end,- and Bo after
them again.”

Brown said the’. gaine
could have gone either way.

“He (Schneider) only had
to get to the eight foot, but
it’s a tough shot under .
pressure. Tm happy the
way: we" ve been curling. If .
we keep it up, we should win
a few games.”
the" " extra. end: fore,
Manitoba ‘when - Shalla..
scored two in the 10th end. -
Ursel hit and rolled out in

‘the lith, then won the game

‘when Shalla was light « on.a

tap-back.” ras

NHL

“Standings

" 7
Patrick Division 24
WLT.F AP

Islanders 37°22 2 264-295.76
Rangers 33:20 8 243 228 74
Washington 45 22 4 235 183 74
Phiia . * 92 18. 9.256 211 73
Pittsburgh 13-42) 5 185 278 31

New Jersey 13.4335 175 259 31
Adams Division - -
39 16 & 250 199 Ba

Buttalo :

Boston 36:20 4 262 201 76.
Quebec 32:22 6 276 210 70°
Montreal 28°28 «5 233 224 41
Hartford 20:32 8-221 250 4B

Campbell Conference
' Norris Diviston

Minnesota. 10 25 § 265 265 65
Chicago. = | 23.32 7 211 23653
St, Louis 92.22 6 218 245 52
: Detrolt 22.92 7 227 253 51
Toronto. 21:34 6 228 295 48

Smythe Division

Edmonton 42°14 § 399 252 39
Calgary | 25 22 32 230 240 $2
Winnipeg. _ 21 27 10 251 276 52
-Vancouver. 22:32 4-227 255 52

Los ~Angeles 18 30 12 243 275 48
- Sunday Results

Givcago 6 St, Lavis § :

NY Islanders 5S New Jersey 4

OT) :

Edmonton. 7? Pittsburgh 3
Buffalo 5 Hariford 2 .
Detroit 6 Torente 2

7 Philadelphia 3 NY" Rangers a
(OF). 1 ’..
‘Winnipep 4. Washington J
a .

Vencouver 5 ‘Calgary 2
. Saturday Results
Philadelphia 4 New Jersey 3
Detrolr 6 Chicago 0
NY Islenders 4 NY Rangers 3
Boston 5 Calgary 5 (OT) ©
Hartlord @ Toranto 2 -
Quebec 7 Minnesota 2
Washingten 4 Sf. Lovls 27 '
Loa Angeles 5 Montreal 3
Tonight's Gama
Los Angeles af Minnesota
Tuesday Games
Buffalo at Philadelphia
Montreal at Quebec -
Edmonton at St. Louls
Toronta at Calgary .
Boston at Vancouver
Wetnesay Gemes

* Winnipeg at New Jertey

Ecmenten at Pittsburgh
Minnesota at .Oetrot
Washington af Chicago.
Boston at Los Angeles
‘thursday Games
Buffalo at Hartford =.
Winnipeg at Montreal
Quebec at NY Raengere

- Minnesota at Philadelpnia

St. Louls at NY (slunders

Vancouver af Calgary
elday Games

Calgary’ at Edmonton

Los Anosies eat Vancouver

Watlonel Hockey Lesoue scor-
ing leaders. after games Sunday
nlgnt:

. a
Greitky, Edm 65°96 14!
Gouiet, Qua “an
Kurri, Edm. ao a oP
P, Stastny, Que n 33 W
Bossy, HYI ay 48 at
Cottey, Edm : 1 56 aT
Pederyon, Bos : a oS? 62
Trotter, NY¥I 52 a
Parraauit, ul naw
Fedarko, Stk. 9 an

streak. .

OSS, pee
: ue we

we SMILE Re Cea See eae

Ted Taylor scores a pretty goal here in the
Terrace B.C, Timber pee wee game against contest 3-5. -

Kitlmat on Friday night.

Terrace lost “the

Pay ra

Moses Maione “may nat -

lead Philadelphia 76ers. to
another championship, bul

for the time being. he's gol

them back in second place

in the National Basketball ©
- Association’s

Division.

Playing -in his. “second”

game after siting out nine

with a sprained ankle,
Malone was the catalyst in-

the 76ers’. 101-97. victory
over New York on Sunddy

that ended the Knicks’ five--
_ game winning streak and.

’ dropped them one game
behind Philtidélphia. ae

sbrees A pine

Weers with 25 points, but
Malone collected 20 points,
including a* pair:.of free

wy yee
4

"Jets <

“The “Tongest, iindefeated

Hockey. League | this season
om a 14-game | Sequence of
success. “by, ! Washington
Capitals -- came to an-end

Sunday night.:in Winnipeg

When Doug Smail scored 55
‘seconds into overlime to.lift
ast toa 43. wiclory.
ashington: ; ‘Boaltender
“Pat Riggin:- ventured oul of
this net to retrieve a loose
‘puck, but neither Riggin nor
‘defenceman Larry Murphy
could reach it before Smail,

who sped past the pair and.
‘poked the. winner into the ..
‘open net.

‘There | were two oiher
overtime games Sunday:
‘John Tonelli gave New York
‘Islanders | a 54 win over

. ‘New Jersey Devils, and Tim

Kerr lifted Philadelphia

~ Flyerstoa 3-2 win oyer New

York Rangers,

- Inother results Sunday it .

was: Detroit Red Wings 6,
Toronto. Maple Leafs 2;

‘ Edmonton -Ojlera 7, Pitt-
sburgh Penguins 3; Van-—

couver Canucks 5, Calgary
Flames 2; Buffalo Sabres 5,
Hartford Whalers 2 and

Chicago Black Hawks 6, St. .

Louis Blues 5.

The losses by Pittsburgh
and New Jersey gave those
teams the dubious distinc-
tion of being the first lo be
mathematically eliminated
from post-season play.

Resilts * Saturday:

Hartford 8, Toronto 2; Los”
Angeles Kings 6, Montreal

Canadiens . 3; * Quebec
Nordiques 7, Minnesota
North Stara 2; Detroit 6,
Chicago 0; Washington 4, St.
Loulé 2; Philadelphia 4,
New Jerzey 3; Islanders 4,

Rangers 4d and Boston .

Bruing §, Calgary 5,

In Winnipeg, Jets forward
Laurie Boschman . had
scoréd a power-play goal al.
13:24 of the third period to

force overtime — with the

Capitals.
Paul MacLean and Wade

. Was:
Atlantic.

- 'Milwaukeé’. Bucks
Chicago. Bulls 103; Detroit -
Pistons 142, San Antonio:
in. overtime; .

_ Indiana” “118, “Cleveland
Julius” ‘Erving ‘Jed ‘the

throws with six seconds left,

in’. the +. ‘National .

‘ drought

14 rebounds and blocked two

_ Shots. Bernard King of the
_ Knicks was the game's high

‘scorer with 40 points.

- In.other games Sunday it
Boston. Celtics 107,
Portland Trail Blazers 101;
‘113,

Spurs 140
‘Indiana Pacers 106, Ulah
Jazz -104 and ‘ Seattle |
SuperSonics 132, Denver
Nuggets 120.

Results . Saturday: New.
York 112, New’ Jersey ip
Detroit ito, Dallas" 1 i
Kansas .City 111, Atlanta
106; Phoenix 126, Houston
102; Los Angeles 120, San
Diego née and Golden State

Campbell scored for the
Jets in the second period to
overcome a 2-0 deficit.
created by Washington's

‘Dave Christian and Dave
Shand, Doug Jarvis pul the’:

Capitals back in front ‘early
in the third. ,
Islanders 5 Devils 4
Bryan . Trottier and
Anders Kallur scored for
‘New York “in the first -

period. Tim Higgins got one «

for, New Jersey before

“Tomas Jonsson ‘and Bab

Nystrom made it 4-1.by the
midway mark of the third
period. The Devils got
consecutive goals from Phil

Russell, Bob MacMillan arid:

Higgins ~ ‘jn: the’. Jast. nine
minutes lo: ‘forée sudden
death, and’ Tonelli. beat
goaltender Chico Reach
with 1:26 left. ;

Flyers = Rangers 2,

' In New York, Kerr batted
his 37th goal of the season
past Ranger goaltender

’ Glen Hanlon at 1:33 of:

overtime to... end
Philadelphia's eight-game _
against the
Rangers, who. led 1-0 after
20 . minutes son Rob
McCtanahan's goal. Darryl
Sitiler. tied il with the only
goal of the second period

‘and Don Maloney scored for _
" the Rangers and Rich Sutter .
‘for the Flyers early in the

third,

Red Wings 6 Lents: 2 _ ; oo
In Toronto, Ivan Boldirev

scored three in a row. and.

assisted on two by Eddie

Jobinstone and one by Lane .
Lambert efore Detrolt, .
relinquished late goals by

; Celtics 107 Blazers 101

iis:

113, Washington. 107. .
The 76ers took the lead for

good 78-77 on.a basket by ~

Andrew Toney, who con-
tribuled 19 poinis, but ‘the
turning point appeared to be
when coach Hubie Brown of
the Knicks was ejected alter
hig second technical foul.
‘The 7éers.led 90-89 atthe.
lime and Erving converted
the technical along with two
free throws for. a 93-99 ad-
vantage.

Larry Bird. scored 34
points, grabbed 13 rebounds

i. _and handed out, nine; assists

ag Boston dealt Portland its.
third straight loss at home.

Jim Paxson led the Blazers _

. with 24 points.
Bucks 11 Bulls 103 _
. Sidney Moncrief scored 26

end Capital’ Ss streak |

Gary | Nylund and Gary
Leeman. The win helped
Detroit build a three-point
‘cushion in fourth place in
‘the Norris Division.
Ollers 7 Penguins 3
Piltsburgh’s Mark Taylor
had the visitors up 1-0 after

’ 20 miniates before Glenn

Anderson, Mark: . Messier
and Wayne Gretzky, with
his 64th and 65th goals,
scored for Edmonton within
1:49 early in the -second
period. Paul Coffey also
scored twice for the Oilers
and Willie Lindstrom added

a single. Kevin McCarthy |

and Mike Bullard. also
scored for.the Penguins. |
Canucks's Flames2

In Vancouver, ‘Dave
Williams, ‘Stan Smyl and
Jiri Bubla scored for the

Canucks. Mae Lemay and .

Tony Tanti added singles
for the Canucks, Dan Quinn
“ and Colin Patterson scored
for the Flames.
‘ Sabres 5 Whalers.2—

Dave Andreychuk, Claude
Verret, Lindy. Ruff, Faul
’ Cyr and Bill Hajt scored for
Buffalo. Doug Sulliman and
Bob Crawford scored for
Hartford.

Hawks 6 Blues 5:
In Chicago, Steve Lar-.

mer's second goal with one :
minute left salvaged a hear- |

collapse. by: -the: -Black
Hawke; who blew.a 5-0 lead.
Rick Paterson, with. two,’
Behn — Wilson -

PARTICIPACTION

Pacers 106 Jazz 104 “ee

‘led all

10th end th {just tto the: J
mwceess 76's back in second place’

points and reserves : Paul ;
Mokeski -and ... Lorenzo
Romar fuelled a decialvee:
Lrun to give the Bucks their
fifth straight victory. ;The
Bulls were led by David
Greenwood's 20 pointsix.32 +
Pistons 142 Spurs 140 3:
Kelly Tripucka won,ithe
game on a 15-foot jumper
with four seconds left. in
overtime to offset a career:
high 47- points by “San
Antonio's Mike Mitchell.

~  ‘Tripucka-finished with? 42.

The Spurs’ Ron Brewer had-
18“Isiah-Thomas addet22

‘points, far. Detroit,and Bulk.

Laimbeer,.scored 1% paints,
and grabbed a rebounds. .
te wo

Clark Kellogg made | ‘a.
three-point play- with" 139°
seconds remaining arid

. Sidney Lowe came up W ie ‘B

steal and free” thrdw:
seconds later. to ca
Indiana's harrow victory‘as
the Pacers, who led by 19.
points in the . first: hatf,
scored the ‘game’s: finui-
éight points. Adrian Danittey:
scorers with 28
points, 7 we

Sonics 132 Nuggets 130) .
Seattle's Tom Chambers
scored a season-high ° ae
points, all in the first’ ‘three '
periods, Alex English had 29.

‘points for the Nuggets, ‘Al

Wood added 23 points’ for
Seattle, while Jack Sikma
had 21 points and. .10
rebounds. oe

eet tana +

Standings: : |

‘and: Jeff.
Larmer . also.: scored. Joe -
Mullen'and Greg Paslawskl ~
had {wo each and Mark?:
Reeves one’ for Sl: ‘Loui, :

EASTERN CONFERENCE:
Ailuntic Olvision 03°":

: We iPet. os.
- Boston 4212 «770 —
Phila 14°19 642 7a
New . York . 33:20 | 623, 6M,
New Jersey 26029 7B
“Washington 25 29° 468 1F
Central Division «©
Milwaukee 733 882
Oefralt , 30 92° Ser i
Atlanta. 28.27 50) 4
Chitago — 21°30 «4.412 «9
Cleveland an 32 .aB5s 10%
Indiana 6.37.13 15

WESTERN CONFERENCE
Midwest Division -

Utah 31022 Pde. we
Dallas 29 26 822.3%
Sen Ant ao 4
Kan City 23 W444 5%
Genver 22:13 0 10%
Houston 2 oe,
Pacific Division «on |
24 lt ade,
Portland... 492,,2%%
Seattle” kT aed
PHoartie: \ * ais ib
Gold State 4431. 43 is
Sen Diago ©. ‘VW? 37 315,18
Sunday Results . .

Philadelphia 101 New York. W
_ Detroit - a San Antonio. AL
(OT) 63 :.

Seattle :132- Denver 120 -
+ Undlana 106- Uteh 104

Milwauxeo 113 eden

Boston 10? Portland 191:

Saturday Renuite

New. York 117 New- Jersey, i

Indias V8 Clavetand: Len

Detroit’ 120 Oates V15 :

Kengas City V1" Attanta: 104

. Phoenix 134 Houston 102 re
Los Angeles 120 San Diego, N°
Gaiden: State ww Washington

Tuaday “games.
Philadelphia at New Jers me a
Portland at New York...) :.
«Clevatand af. Atlanta
Phoenix at. San antonio.

Detroit at Kansas Clty.- ye...

Utah st Chicago ww ad ‘

Milwaukes a1 Heuston. oy

Seattia at Los Angeles |. |.
" Denver at Golden State