"OTTAWA (CP) — Bar-
bara Underhill and Paul
Martini hit rock bottom
three weeks ago, Today,
they're on tap of lhe world.

Underhill, 20, of Oshawa,
:Ont., and Martini, 23, of
{ Woodbridge,

Ont., upset
'Blena Valova and Oleg

Pages, The Herald, cal amens 1984

‘Vaaillev of the Soviet Union,
Olympic ‘and defending
champions, to win gold
medals in the pairs event at
the world figure-skating
championships Thureday
night.

It was the first triumph

for Canada since Karen Hob Paul and Barb Wagner

Magounicn won . “the,
women’s aingles.crown in’

1978, the firat pairs victory

aince Maria and Otto |
Jelinek in 1962 and the first
time a Canadian entry had

won a world figure-skating.-
championship at home since

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. dances, .
f -pertect’ 4.0 marks ‘in: fhe.
| process, ;
-. But the moment belonged
to Underhill and‘ Martini.
“They were seventh at. the -
, Sarajevo .. Olympics
§ month, when Underhill took.
:a bad fall during the short: i
‘ _ weaterner you cheer for the

Hamiltén~. of “thie ‘United

States added a victory ini the: ~
short program to his ”
first in’ ‘compulsory: ‘fidjures “
. to mové himself closer. ta a
fourth | seomnecutive™ woeld

men’s:

tile." The British dance
team of Jayne Torvill: and

the three = com

last

rogram.

Pp
' “ta hard for anyone to’
appreciate . {hls but, three.
. ‘Weeks ago, we were close to’
not coming lieve at all,’’ said.
gf. Martini. “We've gone from
_ the very bottom to the top in
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-skates,

“seven

“ft waa’ “the. ‘toughest
period in” our career,"

“Underhill: said of ‘the post.

Olympic wéek. “We were at
an all-time low. We were 20

- frustrated and L hid lost a

Christopher. Dean, -also.-

alter a. fourth: succednive

: championship, eaaily * OT
apileory’

- Manitoba’s: domination af

the Canadian curling. scene
thia year: has. ended. with
another western © tear
winning the national senior
women’s title, .-
“When you aré a
West,” said Saskatchewan
skip Ev Krahn, who lost her .
first game in 10 when Prince:
Edward Island nipped ‘the
Regina fourzome ° 84.
Thuraday. .
Two members of her rink
— second Shirley Little and

. lead June Kaufman — were
.born in Manitoba and Krahn
@ .. calls” her. championship .
~ team a “mixed ‘bag?
_ Saskatchewan's victory
snapped Winnipeg’s - win-

ning streak at five.. Rinks
from: Winnipeg have won
the men’s, women’s, junior

men’s, junior women’s and
senior men's cham-
 pionships. .” .

“AS. -S00n -the:

(Manitoba) men yo the

- Philadelphia. 76's peak —

Pilladelphia: 71ers are
peaking at about’ the’ right
time as they prepare to
defend their : National
‘Basketball — Association
championship.

A shot blocked by Bobby’
Jones keyed a six-point

. rally in the final 248 seconds:

as’! the’. ers’ defeated

> " Wanhingtoi, Bullets’:106-161¢
"rhardday “right ™ate" Lae‘ :
. dover, Md. |

‘ih ‘other. ‘games it: was!

Boston Celtics ° 108, " New
_ York Knicks 100 and San:

Antonio Spurs 129, Utah

and. | iv Jazz 126.

‘Holding «off repeated,
camebacks by the Bullets,”
the second-place 7éers ‘in--

--treased their lead over New
-- York Knicks to two games .

U.S. backs out on

WINNIPEG (CP) — A’
decision by American

Wheelchair Games to with-
draw as host of thia sum-

’ mer's event is a black mark

against the United States,

’ Philadelphia's |

organizers of the VII World.

an angered sports official —

Jot: of zonfldence. But ‘the
- minute I cheiiged back into
the old’ boots, all’ tid con- -
_fidence was restored and 1

knew we could do A:
They weré'-secénd ‘to
Valova and Vasiliev ‘after

the short program Tuesday,
_ but won gold on the strength
of their free fate, which ‘

Brier, I got on the “phone
immediately tomy girls and

‘said ‘Look, we've got to'atop
‘ “Manitoba’a domination’ and

that was added incentive.”
The western: domination

could extend to the mixed.
“ championships in Prince
‘Albert, Sask., where Randy

Woytowich of Regina has a
bye into the fiiial..

“One more for’ the’ ‘West
and especiaily for Regina
would be nice,” sald. Krahn.

Defending champion

mane Mitchell of Winnipeg

-both- her | games

Turney to finish in second
” place. ”. :
: discouraged « after | ‘losing
three of her firat four games

» Mitchell

and was surprised at her

team’s turnaround. —
“For a while we didn't

think we would end up in

second place so we are

happy."

RETURNS IN STYLE

+ Mitchell was pleased that

Saskatchewan won, saying:

it was a fine return to the

in the Atlantic Division.-
“That’a a key, but most
important is just to
establish winning ways —
just winning games so the
team can have a high level
of confidence golng into the
home stretch and playofis,”
_ Julius.
Beving‘said!

mice alles bled i iat :

Maurice . Cheeks |

o disadvantage and relied
_ added: a: ‘field goal at the

71-and 81-86 in the fourth

"quarter before going ahead -

101-100 on. two free throws
by Greg Ballard with 35
seconds remaining,

_Atter a timeout, Andrew
Toney caught the
Washington defence nap-
ping and drove the length of
the court for a go-ahead

said Thursday.

. Pegi Hayes, president of
the Manitoba Wheelchair
Sports and Recreation
Association Inc.; who was
informed of the decisten
Wednesday night, said she
was. flabbergasted by the

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’ Mandville;
where international’ com:

hai the ‘crowd of 10,000 on
_ ite feet cheering before its

concliion,
The judges gave them two
6.95, six 5.63. and a 5,7-of a

“possible six for artistic

merit and five 5.08, two 5,85
‘and two 6.78. for artialle
impression. .

; “They looked, m sure of

r_women’s. courting

: Saskatchewan wins title

‘national curllng scene for
Krahn, who left ‘early lsat
year’ when ° cher’ husband

died,

“That was an unfortunate
thing co I was really glad to

‘see them do so well this

year.;.. E felt it was guch a
terrible. thing to happen to

-her last year.'!

‘The Regina women
breezed through. the -firet
nine rounds with thelr hard-
hitting atyle; but when they,
came up against Lou Picard,
of Summerside, the P.EsL
entry beat thenti at their own
game. 8).

Krahn. ‘aiid ‘he.

praised Picard'a foursome,
who stole three in the sixth
to put the pressure on
Saskatchewan. . :

“Prince Edward Island
deserved to win,” : said
Krahn. ‘They curled
beautifully". and, they
deserved to’ beat. us,**

+ Picard: ead. Bea Mayer of
Calgary,.. fepresenting

layup with 2 seconds

remaining.
Jones then blocked a
layup attempt. by

Washington's Jeff. Ruland
and ‘the 76ers gained
possession ‘out of. bounds,
Two. free ‘throws:
ee made It. 104-101 and,
tw missed three-point

Bullets, |

buzzer... .
Toney led Philadelphia

with 22 points. Moses -

Malone had 21 points and 15
rebounds and Erving
contributed 18 points and.
eight asslata, © |
Washington, clinging to
the sighth and final playoif

: Falls, Nfld, were

fad
problems with’ the. {60° but.

. games,

by

- what they were ze doing. " aia
Stong. “They looked. like
they didn’t-have a worry —
that’s what. sold the Judges
in the long. run.” -
‘Martini sald: “It really
hasn't sunk in yet. To skate
well in front of the, home
audlence Isa thrill il néver
forget.” cota ey

Alberta, were ted for third
‘place with sist wind and fou
losies each. Merits Mag

of Halifax a Wyn
Hushagen : of -; Toranto
followed © -at [B. een
Greenbank of |
NB, and Vi Pike Grand

6 ¢
Jeanie . ning of Prin see

_ Rupert, B.C, Onia Tatil

of Lachute, Que., an Belty
Jean Prince of Yellowknife’ -
‘representing: ~ the
Territories, were ‘Hed: for
last at 3-7.
oo ae other. '“Hth-round
Ontario’: defeated
B.C. 84, Nova Scot heat
Quebee 11-4, .. Manitoba
downed the Territories 10-4
and Newfoundiand doubled
In the 10th round It was;
the Territories. 13 PiE.1..5,
7 Ontario 6,

Newfoundland 6, ‘Manitoba
9, Nova Scotia. 6) ‘and

- Quebec ni, B.C. 3, nies a

spot in. the Eastern .(
_ference, was led by Greg
Ballard with 1 polnts, Rick
Mahornscored had 18; And
Darren Daye 14.03...
Cellles 108, Knicks 106. if

Kevin McHale, , ‘Larry
Bird and Dennis: Johnson -
each had 23 points as Boston,

won before - Z: _ Capacity

added. 18 points for, ihe

Celties. Louis. Orr-led:
York ‘with::17 points and
Trent Tucker had 16.

Spurs 129, Jazz 125!
Mike Mitchell scored-:30
points and: George Gervin

baded 35 in the Spurs’ home

viclory. John ‘Drew had. 22

polnts'and Derrell Griffith

scored 20 for Utah. a

wheelchair games

news,

“Print
want,”’ ahe sald in an in-
terview. “I. don’t un
derstand the Americans.
They had: four years _ to
organize the Games. and
then they (urn ‘around and
cancel a couple of months
before,

“Our athletes ‘are sick.

about it, It's a ahame and
it's a bliek* mark against: -

the United States,” 7
The “Gantes,” Wileh ara’
fo

Olympics, were sto be staged

- in Chicago frotit* June 19-

July 4.
Organizers from ‘the

University of Minols aaid in

January they had not raised .

enough money.to.bold the —
- event and threatened to

cancel if President Reagan
didn't agtes to requests for
financial assistance.

“They announced their
decision to back out earlier
this week and the ‘Games:
now will be held in Stoke:
1 England. —

petition started in 148 —

from July 20-Aug. 6, °° |

HOPES. FOR MEDAL,
“Their name is gonna: be

mud from’ now. on," sald ;

‘Adam ° Salashandyx,
medal hopeful -

five Manitobans chosen’ to

’ Canada’ 8 ‘national ‘team.

“Next' time’ they” aah”
they're . going "to “hold”
soniething, I wot get “all
excited about it,” he sald,
“T’'m sure-they knew much .
earller than January that
they couldn’t hold the
Games,”

Hayes sald the problems
presented by the American
decision are staggering for
Canada and other industrial
nations, but..-the eoh-
sequences for'some of the
poorer of the 40-odd par-

i

whatever you -

tie
shooting events nl one of.

ticipating countries - “are
’ enormous. :

“The financial burden for
- transportation for ua is’ an
extra $700 per person,” she
said. “It’s a real financial
slap in the face, I don't know
where we're going to get the
extra money.”

Struggling countries in
South America that wanted
tonend athletes tobe among
an estimated 2,000 ‘com-
pétitora. seem likely ‘to be
“hardest hit by the transfer
“of the Gamea to England.

“The Games, begun in 1960
in Rome, have been- held in
Tokyo, - Tel “Aviv,
Heldelberg, Germany, and
in ‘Toronto in 1976,’ Holland
“hosted the. event: in 1980,
 whefe the Americans made
thelr bid’ for’ ‘the 1904 ver-
gion. ~

“They — wanted ° ‘hem
, because they're holding the
Olympics this year,’”: «aald
Hayes; ‘They sald they had
the money, the facilities and
Da expertise. Sure they
CHECKS FACILINIES'

She said countries were
ftked to send represen-
“tatives ta the univeralty last
“year to check out - the
facilities, make recom-
mendations end | -hold
_ Meetings, and everything

Was {quite ‘atceptable.”

The, U.S. organizing
_ Committee. said a lack of
. ‘Sorporate interest ‘due
ie to ile own maby

‘te
acai fundralaing
Fitri leita ‘the canceltdtion
of the Games, =. : &

Hayes. sald the abhorred
one " suggestion ‘that
American “wheelchair
athletes be -banned from
participating at’ -Stoke-
Mandville to “teach the U.S.
@ lesson... ae
“You can't . punish
American, athletes for a
political _problem,'*