An unidentified Luso.- Canadlin defender

attampts fo control the ball. in his own end
while Joe Perrera of Terrace Skeena Hotel
charges forward to take it. away. Terrace won

‘the ‘game 7-3 Sunday evening at Northwest
Community College, the result keeping them -

“one point behind the leaders in the Kitimat

Men’s Soccer League, Lanny Electric. °
Terrace ‘plays third-place Omineca Paving
Sunday at 6 p.m. on the College pitch In their
final regular. “season game of the year. ae

NEL. coaches | make final cuts

Ask any National Football
League head coach. The

toughest part of the job is ©
. taking back the ‘playbook. .

They all received a break

this. year when the league -

‘incresped the rosters to 49

. from -45;. but that didn't
inake this-year’s final cuts

” any”: easier’ to-.administer.

“The last: thing I needed

‘today: ‘was a. news’ con-

ferenc#,” said Ed: Biles of.
who

Monday, axed. nose guard. Odoms by.Denver Broncos

: ‘quarterbacks

Houshou:..... Oilers,” .

Daryle.". Skaugstad and
‘guard: Ralph. Williams —
twoof fast Year's starters --

and’ tight-end Walt: Arnold. -

“I'm more concerned about
the lives’ of the young: men
we'll have to cut." - :

Conch Joe Gibbs, who cut
10° “Weshington Redskins .
‘players’ fo reduce his roster.

to.the: ‘pequired opening-day
limi€; egonizéd> ‘over “his

‘has been: hampered with a

carrying the ball just. four
times in exhibition games,

Among the other notable
veterans cut was Cincinnati”
Bengals
‘Mike Fuller,.“who _ needs
seven punt returns to break

‘the late _Emlen. ‘Tunnell’s

defensive’ back |

NFL Yecord of 258, Fuller :

knee injury.
Others: ‘Included . ‘safely.
Benny Barnes by” ‘Dallas.
Cowboys, tight end - Riley .

Matt
Robinson and David Humm
by Los Angeles Raiders,

three-time all-pro defensive

tackle Louie -Kelcher,  of-
fensive lineman . Russ
Washington and defensive
Iineman Wilbur Young by
San Diego ‘Chargers, rin-

ning back Vagas. Ferguson |

. by New:England Patriots

dismissal of running back .

Clarence. Harmon. :

“Ti's dhe one thing you
don’ t like’ about this job,”
_ Gibbs ‘said. ‘The coaches.

~ have lyeen ‘living with him -

day after day for three
years: It's Just a hard thing
to dats

ie (a auld. have. been a lot
more iMitticutt, had Harmon,
the” ‘Redskins’ third-leading

rushet last | Béagon, not been — r_-
‘ Stenerud and rookie Eddle

arreshed this. “spring and
charged ‘with; possession of

cocaind,’ ‘Hess ‘Gontinued ta”

work with thet team pending
resdtuifon, or the e case,

‘rookie Mike Black. .

and offensive Jineman John.
“Yarno by Seattle Seahawks,

Another ‘coach wrestling
with ‘hames Ménday was -
Monte Clark,’ who was
dismayed | Abgut letting
veteran’ ‘! 'puriter = Ray
Stactiowicd go'in favor of

Green Bay Packers coach”
Bart’ Starr had 80 “much:
difficulty choosing between
Li-year- veteran . din

canes ma |
Standings.

Garcla that he kept. both,

placekickers.

“Over in New York, “tee
Danelo- would feel ‘a {ot

Redskins start season
-with.13 rings gone

“WASHINGTON (AP) —
‘Washington’ Redskins, beset
~--by prablems both on and off
the: Reld," will go into

; Monday. night's opener with:
closet @ one-third 4urnover
__. from ahe team that won the

Super: Bowl just eight

at Ago. +
Redskins,
‘emey carefully. blended .
- last year to bring the team |
é th ‘Hts championship, have..
itider attack fron
age, drugs and defections to":
lose? Lt players’ who’ won
Super’ “Bowl - figs
~ January. .
te =the changes,
coach: Joe Gibbs is confident '
_. thé 1903 ‘Redskins will win,”
" Monday “against ~ Dallas.
Cowboys and are stronger
than : “last. year’s cham-
\ plonstily cornitingent.
“We are Heller: we ean do
ore things” offetisively
ith a-\ healthy”. Joe.
aiahi ton\ andthe team
dw hos lo to win, a he
‘sald:- =
"Washington, thie team’s’
top funnier. ‘iwo ‘Years ago,

“with ‘

\

underwent. two-.'': knee”
operations this winter; .

The dismantling: of- ‘the

Redskins” starts. with: ‘the

retirement -of four’ players —

all-pro, haa taken a leave of
absence to prepare for his -
Oct. 12 trial in federal court :

~ on charges he arranged the

sale: af cécaing’ to, un-
dercover narcotics agents.
Starting cornerback Jeria
White;-a free agent at -the
end of last year, is still at.

“home _ waiting for ‘the -

ins to’ meet his’ cor

, trad demands.

4

better if Giants. coach Bill
Parcells had shared Starr’s

attitude: The veleran ended

a- seven-year’ association
With. the Giants. -when
Parcells named rookie Ali.
- Haji-Sheikh as “his
placekicker.

The Glants’ ninth-round -
draft pick from Michigan

’’ won the job; Parcells: ‘said,

because he is “22 years-old,

“with youth, : potential arid,

production.””

The Giants’ coach. also i is -
fullback’
John Tuggle; the $35th and -

keeping rookie

last’ player selected from |
this year’s" 12-round ' college
draft.

“He ‘can run, block and
catch and he could play on
teams," said

-Parcells, who will start the
season with eight rookies an
-the squad. “I realized about
_ three weeks ago that he'd be. :
‘here: me

San Praneisco 4fers' cut. .
“jineman Cody: Jones ° and --.

punter Jim Miller and, gat -
Tom 'Orosz in a deal with
Miami Dolphins *: to ‘fin
“Miller's 8 6pot. Another trada |
sent - veteran-:.i: offensive |
tackle ‘Charlie Getty’ from
Kansas City Chiefs to the
Packers for a future draft.
choice, 7 .
And Roeland Harper, the
fourth-leading - rusher —in .
Chicago Bears — history
behind Walter Payton, Rick
Casares and Gale Sayers,
announced his’ retirement -
because of a neck injury.

Stats and:

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Texas at Chicago N
Baltimore af Kansas City N_.
Cleveland at California N
‘New York at. Oakland N

. ,; Wednesday Games
Baitimore at Toronto N
‘Minnesota at Boston N
Texas. at Detroll W.

‘Milwavkte at Seattle V

Runs batted in: Cooper, Ml-
wauked,. 107; "Rice, Baslon, 100
Wintieid, Mew York,

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the seventh inning to ¢arn: a.
6. 4 win “over _Takhat

-Slowpiteh League: playoff.

: action’ at- Riverside, “Park:

The win, allowed elds

CARACAS” (CP) haat The.

Pan-American .:. Games
came’ to an ‘offeal close
Monday * | night:° ‘in’ a.

ceremony that aden with
_ the - extinguishing’: “OE the”

flame _ that - had. ‘burned
throughout the two. weeks of
competition.

Many ‘of the’ -athletes
alréady--had departéd for.
their homes througholt -the ,
Western: Hemisphere, -but
those . who — remained
marched out in one mass°

‘rather ‘than as’ part “of

national teams as‘they did
in the opening parade.

The Canadian contingent,
ted by flagbearer David
Bissett of ‘New West-

“night in. Terrace. Men's -

“to advaice to’ meet Gus'
_ Recreation’, tonight: in- the
Igser's Yound. ‘semilin:
game (of ° ‘the’
knockout:

-the : “regular-season ‘

; standings hut were beaten 7-.:
© -by¥ Gus" last vee and:

minster,.B. C.cap fain of the |
_ gold-medal ; field hockey
‘team; ‘amounted to ‘only

_ aboutt. 30 parlicipants. Most

of ‘the: Canadiané aihletes,

except t the'archery and field

hockey-teains, hed already

gone home: , Sec

‘The - “closing” ceremony
was | ‘presided ; over by
Venezuelaii’ President: Luis

: Herrera . “Campins,.’ whose
government.
‘taken over: ‘the: planning of
the games when a dispute in

- the ‘Venezuelan’ organizing
_ committee : ‘had threatened |

the. event. .

‘Mario . Vazgiiee: “Rana of ~

_Mexi chalinnari of: ithe

Martina hit. ‘with suit

NEW YORK (APY — On °

the eve of the United ‘States
Open, tennis star “Martina
Navratilova is facing a $2.
million. damage. sult, based

ona claim that she attacked .

and ‘ assaulted” = a
photographer at Jast year’s”
Open . and’ ‘seized ‘his “
camera. : fo
A: spokesman,.-- Gail ~
. Friedman, -” . confirmed

Monday that. the. firm. of

} Clair Daniele ‘was serving
papers on Navratiloya on_

' behalf of Photographer Art”
 Seitzs - 7°

Navratilova said she did-

not learn of the’ suit until

‘Monday: night as she was |

Germany out .

» EDMONTON. (CP)
Edmonton’ “Eskimos: have:
lost running back «Jim
Germany ‘for | at ‘least ” ‘the
‘rest of the:séason. -

The Canadian ‘Football ..

“Eeague veleran underwent " 7
torn “

surgery to repair
ligaments in his left knee.
: "Phe knee

“Sizes to tlt most

3 obimaye bs. are

; ‘had = been ©
bothering him since Aug. 5
and he reinjured it carrying —

‘the ‘ball against Ottawa -

. Rough Riders last Friday.

about - to. be honored as
. ‘Player of the Xear, at the
‘Womien’s...-." Tennis
“Association: ‘dinner, _

* dropped to: the loser’ aside, of

‘double: ' -.)
tournament: fae

Irlybirds finished on top of
“okanee 9 Wednesday” ‘nlgh
Pan Am games Cc

‘organizing, ..

had’ ‘briefiy

the craw. ae : ‘tournament, -
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over:.the final dlages of. ee bottom of the
“thanked seventh to. hang on to, the
Herrera for, his: “help -in in.
saving the games which, he” -, Tonight's game’ * between
Said, ‘was one of the best . ‘iniybirds and Gus’ starts
ever held.” * ‘  - 9-p.m., at Riverside /Park.

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