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Sharks swim club accepts a cheque for $500
from Darryl Craig of the Terrace Teredos
Water Polo Club. Richardson sald the money

“would be: ‘used to purchase equipment for. the

use.
Teredos'

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SEATTLE (AP) — Free-
agent quarterback Warren

' Moon,, a: superstar in the

Canadian Football League,
has the potential to become.
another ‘Joe’ Theismann,
says Seatlle Seahawks
coach Chuck Knox, |

“{ don't think there's any

question ©. that Warren
Moon's going to be a slar. in
the - ‘National Football
League,”” Knox said
Monday. ‘He can throw the
football, he's. got a, area
“arn,” he’ s* ot

presence, all those, “wines.

“<1 Would think in the right
system he could be a Joe —
Theismann., He's got those
qualities.”

Knox; whose “Seahawks
lost to Las Angeles Raidérs -
in ‘the ‘American Football
Conference | tile game,
didn’t try to hidehis feelings.
about the Seahawks’ bid to
try. to’ sign. ‘the former
Edmonton.-Eskimas' ace,

Theisniann, a one-time
CFL standout with Toronto
Argonauts, .-is considered
the. best; quarterback i in the
NEL today, He will lead
- Redskins
against <‘Los” Angeles
Raiders in the Redskins’ bid
for. their second consecutive
Super Bowl championship
Sunday:

“Warren Moon is a great
talent and he’s in a unique
position,” Knox ‘said, ‘No
compensation ‘has lo be
given ‘for the team signing
him, , *

“] certainly think. we have —

to take ‘a look at that
stuation.
“Pm. sure ‘Mike McCor-

mack, (Seattle's president |

and. general manager) is
going to. address himself to
that situalion. ”

Knox ‘said Moon ‘has to”

have “the right cast around .
him?" in’ the NFL to realize:

~Dokes

“road

Four months alter losing
his © World Boxing|
Association heavyweight,
litle;' Michael Dokes’ is
sweating through workouts
in Australia and leaving the
“bad ways" of ‘his life .
behind, his adviser Says- .

“He's running, he's
training,” Marty Cohen said
fram’ his home in Florida.
“His future is great. .

“I'm sure, just sure, he'll
be ail right now. You'll see
him -return to the ring —

“and, when ‘he does, you'll
see the Michael, Dokes I”
§ knew 10 years ago.”

_ A month ago, Cohen and
the . .. 98-year-old
Sydney,
Australia, to gel the fighter -
_ track,

Dokes’

his full potential, He noted.
the former University of .

Washington Rose. Bowl star
needed a strong offensive
line.

“You've, got to. have an
offensive line ‘that

kind: of tough to go back

there and throw.. it while

you're on: your back.
“So you've got fo go some

place where people will -
their ‘program,

structure
around! you.”

eRhOR GOK Me Beatles
“Yo the playoffs for “tie first,

: time in the club's eight-year

‘history i in his first season as -

their coach.
‘Moon's passing stats,
refeased officially Monday

: from CFL headquarters in’
won't prompt
anyone ‘to disagree with

Toronto,

Knox's assessment of. the
young quarterback. -

The 27-year-old quar-
terback, who played oul his
‘option ‘with Edmonton
Eskimos asl: season and
currently is being | wooed by
several National Football
League clubs, ‘set’ all-pro

- single-season records for ..J
passing. yardage, attempts,
and completions. in 1983,.
; statistics, .

official © league

show.

pass attempts for 5,648

fosave
up to

“Eh eh

* AT,

'
Us

can.

-protect you,” he:said. “It's” completions

- individual

Moon completed 380 of 664

yards. Two of the three.

with opportunities ‘

"Gold & Silver jewellery
'—Mens & Ladies tings:
—Watches, . clocks. -

6 —Tall ‘Ships outers

Le SaSSSESHSSSTESUSSES TSE

| Moon could star in NFL- a

previous all-pro marks were...
set. during‘ the. 1982 NFL

season. Danny White of

Dallas Cowboys held. the |
mark for most . attempts”
(533) and’ Bill’ Kinney of

Kansas Cily Chiefs for most

(46). .Moon

broke: his own. yardage-

passing standard of 5,000 he

accomplished in 1982.

In addition’ to ‘Moon's
- efforts, — the
Eskimos’ set three. CFL:
team passing records. The

5 B62 yards 8 ined | broke the ©

previous amatk of, Ef 384 they
set_ in’ 1982, ihe. 691 pass
attempts bettered the 666 .
set by Saskatchewan
Roughriders in 1982. and, the
354 completions eclipsed thé
total of 391. established: by
the 1983 Winnipeg | Blue
Bombers. : : :

‘Condredge-. y Howay. “of
“the-: Grey’ Cup-champion

‘Toronto Argonauts. gave ‘up.

the fewest interceptions. He’
attempled -372 passes: and -
~had. only five - picked’ off .-
while completing 210. |

Ray’ Dewalt of B.C. Lions:
finished first in completion’,
percentage .-(62.2) and.
second in*both completions ~
(442) and Passing ‘yardage
(3,637). 0 6, .

Joe Adanis, who finished
the season. on the , Argos
reserve: ‘list “afler, being.”
acquired :; -in abnid-season:
‘from Saskatchewan,’ ‘Sel: a:
CFL record by. ‘altempting
62passes as a: Roughrider-in
a July-29 game ‘against the .
Arges. Adams shared ‘the ’
‘previous record ‘of.'34 with
former Argo preal, Tobin.
“Rote. .

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: (eaguc 8 great spectacular, -

Dut. o . the defending. :-
ehbipion ‘Washington -
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Joe: ‘Theismann, ».
skins’: MVP. © quar-*
terback, insists thal part. of -
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iightly-strolls through the;
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ipital “to. gel ° “naysell
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:pet- beat up.”

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“the: toughest, : roughest
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them. They - are. vthe
“Intimidators,”” - “the |
-- Tenegade’s the black: hats;:
_Ahe unwanted and unloved,
.@ager to gel even: With the
a world, -
a They . revel: in “thie: “pole :
“model in. whict: they. have
been cast. They’ inherited: it..
‘back in the 1980s in, Jhe'era_

Birdwells, : George Atkin- |
sons and Jack “I Was a Paid.
Assassin” ‘Tatums, It's: an:
“image they’ not: only are of
_ po mind to. change | but wish |
* to embellish

‘They break your jaw: with

‘an elbow. They knock you
down, step on your face.wilh.

a_ cleated | Shoe” and, then

pivot. vo :
They are proud. ‘of ‘being
“the game's . bully, “the

- Foughneck ; who'll :bust up

cMmirers are the: - Hell's
- Angels, who: 200m . Up on -
motorcycles to wateh them:

. Coach’ Tom Flores . and
* quarlerback Jim’ Plunkelt ”
are both’ rather -mild-

‘ mannered exceptitns tothe

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: Raiders’ legacy...

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‘piece of raw meal-and exil
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Plunkett,

mal

: a - former,
Heisman: Trophy . winner

6 .* ‘disearded: ‘by “New. England -
the’

‘and San” ‘Francisco; and
twice benched by the:
“Raiders, ‘spalnis - a graphic

“picture of: his, teammiales in

his autobiography.

: “These guys: ‘are. crazy!"
“he. ‘writes:""The Raiders
‘frequent® bars :— ‘the kind

you- drink. in. ‘ind: the kind —

they Jock you'up behind.

it wasn't” a typical day if

someone, “wasn't arrested or ”-
‘the police. didn’t call up

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. Raiders ran. their own
- missing: persons bureau.”
He recalled: that. Warren
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Jan alternpted rape charge
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revelled in: bar fights: .*!
* “Al Davis ‘shistory is that ~
of: finding :-society's | in- ~
‘corti ibles.* dnd” ‘dressing, .

‘them ‘in football uniforms,”
"Plunkett, added:in his book.

Davis-runs the franchise, -
a maverick who defies the

: establishment - and ‘strides
the ‘sidelinés' “in a black
leather’ jacket and dark
‘glasses, looking like a hip
Darth Vader. .

Even the, Raiders’ logo is

. ‘characteristic ‘-
shield showing ihe head of a.
pirate wilh an eyepatch and:
: two crossed swords, .
. Al ‘Davis has buill the
Raiders’ roster year after |
year with bullies, casioffs.

and maicontents.. They

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-Include | Ted ‘Hendra, ‘
* six-foot “seven, 285-pound"
‘linebacker, discarded * ‘by.
_ Baltimore and Green Bay;.
kick returner Greg Pruitt, a -
washout .ai- Cleveland; .

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