‘Jimmy Chow and Gaye Kawinsky, both students at minton division at the B.C. Northern Winter Games.

Skeena ‘Junior Secondary, placed in the junior bad-

~ Gold, Silver and Bronze for students at PG games

“Kitimat-Stikine student
‘badminton team put on a
good. show: at last
weekend's B.C. Northera
Winter Games in Prince

The “team, ‘which is
made up of students from
Terrace, Thornhill,

Kitimat and Hazelton,
brought home one gold

Anderson of Caledonia won a silver med
i division onda silver in the senior girls doubles along

medal, three silvers and
a- bronze. .

In the senior category,
19 and under, Debbie
Anderson from Caledonia

- won a silver medal in the
“singles, also winnin

silver in the girls dou les
along with Louise Wilson,
of Hazelton.

In the junior division,
16 and under, Diane

Wilson, of Hazelton won a
gold medal in the singles
event, and Gaye
Kawinsky of Skeena
placed fourth £

Highest place in boys

singles went to Lance .
Henderson of Skeena who.

came in fifth,

In boys doubles, Robert :

Dempster and of

al in the sentor girls single.
with Louise Wilson.

New. Orleans (AP) .-
Dick Nolan.was the first
man, John _Mecom’ Jr.
_ interviewed as a potential
- head-coach for New.
Opeata Saints, and the

Gung tea m owner hopes
the last one, for a
while at least.

-Nolan.succeeded Hank

tram'as head coach of
heNational ‘Footbali
Léagué~. team. fin heed
becomin; ng. the fifth head::
hired by Mecom”

ice ei the team was

The «Saints were formed:
in: 1967, and the team has
never. posted better than |
8'5-9'season record.
; {Nolan was my first
choice;. the first coach A
' interviewed,'

Mecoitt. said‘ Monday
- after: formally © in,
- odgein his new ae

4967 ee of choosing *}
- him! Mecom named Tom:
_. Fears as the first coach of
~ the ‘Saints,
em said he settled ©
Foars,. instead © of vy

the a wha. year;

olay, left: Dallas to take ©
the “top: job at San
‘Francisco.:: ‘Nolan was 54
: ae t..San; Francisco,
“wi ie three division .

chaos and being.

 ietvround vi

named NFL coach of the ©
fred a 1970. But he was’

after losing seasons
in 1974 and 1975, *

He moved ta the Sa
as a linebacker coach. for-
the 1977 season.

Gray takes 6th -

“round:

° 2dmonton (CP): < Clyde’
Gray, . Commonwealth
‘welterweight boxing’.

nd victory over .
John Stef of ‘Bast Orange,
.N.J., Monday night in a
warmup for: his pending ~
title -
Green of England:: :
Referee Jack Laat

sixth. ean with: Stef
‘staggering around the

ee before about: 3,100 .

motérs: announced a-.
total: gate of more. than’
$31/000 - Fasily enough, to.
cl i expenses. ©):

“Gray's manager, - Ir-
ving. ‘Ungerman. «: of.
“Toronto,. has accepted: a. :
‘title, Bout with’ Green’ in’

Saints .

ted.an easy -

efence with. Al’

ee - - ‘Rirst choice coach

Mecom said Stram was
fired because he failed to
show progress
toward bul ing a winner.

- Stram’s teams’ were 4-10

and 2-11, and he was fired

with three years to go on.

his contract. .

victory

Lojidon’ s Wembley
: Stadium next month, The

-Toronto - fighter - also is

‘scheduled '
. Guerrero.
“Montreal in April in a bid
to ‘regain: the Canadian
“championship | Chevez
.won.last year.
Canadian

meet

~ Brantford, : Ont.,
unanimous -.
decision

won ‘a

over’. Bob

Smither of New. Tork ina

‘Prelimitiary bout..

“ In’ eight-round - ‘bouts,
“Bob Stallings | ‘of New
York’ Cit

‘contender for. the.
Canadian: ‘heavyweight
_champicnship, ate: 2: SP of
“the‘third round after a
‘Series of -right hands to
yithe® head;
‘dleweight. Joe Henry of
“Toronto won ‘a: tough but
‘Clear decision’ over. Gar q
‘Broughton of Brantfor

- hotel for: .a-home

. decided to
’ hotel'was that there was

Chaves" of

: light
heavyweight.” ‘champion
_ Gary. “Summerhays: of.

10. ‘round -.

‘Knocked out :
“Hoss Geisler of Toronto, a °

and. mid:

Caledonia and Jimmy
Chow: of

Skeena won a

bronze medal. ;
In girls doubles, Diane
Wilson and Gaye

Kawinsky won a silver

memace Henderson and
Dorothy Stauffer of
Thornhill came in fourth
in mixed doubles,

ft

THE NERALD, Wednesday, February 8, “1978, PAGE 5

Patterson rink out i in

ot

Sore or 2 K

Prince George bonspiel

- Prince George, B.C.

a CP). - Last year’s winner
‘and two former British

Columbia champions
were amiong the early
casualties at the B.C.
Curling Association
Interior . honspiel Mon-

¥
With just: 5) of the
original $4 Tinks alive

_ Wealthy Blue J: ays
‘ill negotiating —

er

§

' Toronto (CP) - Toronto
Blue Jays might be one of
the richest. teams in
major league baseball,
but so far two of its most
respected chatlels have
been unable to crack the

Dave
Lemanczk, their out-
standing pitcher, nor
infielder-outfielder and
rookie-of-the-year Bob
Bailor have come to
terms after prolonged
negotiations with the
second-year American
League team, :

Both have agents
representing them and
are said to be seeking
multi-year contracts
calling for $100,000 a

year.
“We're far apart,”
general manager Pat,
Gillick said Monday. .

after the second day ou
the four-day bons iel,
several favorites ve
lost their last chance to
qualify for the Interior
championship.

Former _ provincial
champions Kevin Smale
of Smithers and Buzz
McGibney of Trail were
eliminated quickly. as:

Jays president Peter

Bavasi says the club.

payroll smallest in the
league last season, would
be up 35 to 40 percent for.
1976.

“We intend to reward
the players who did a
good job for us to show
our  appreciation,’’
Bavasi said. “But the
fact is, we still lost 107
games ‘last yea”

Lemanczyk has enough
major league experience
two seasons spread over
three years to be able to
request. binding ar-
bitration. He has until
Feb. 10 to make’ his

rediner unsigned Jays
who can seek arbitration
are catcher Alan Ashby,
outfielder Otto Velez and
pitchers Jesse Jefferson,
Tom Murphy and Jerry

Flyers beat Blues
in blizzard game

Philadelphia (AP) -
There were a couple of
things nagging Bernie
Parent when he faced St.
Louis Blues,,

He didn’t like the idea
of having to. stay.in:a-
jame:.:;

And she ‘missed «the
usual sell-out crowd at
the Spectrum.

But Parent didn’t. let
his woes affect his pla play.

The Hie turned back a
Flyers goalie turned
Hi shots on goal in ce
National Hockey
League’s only, Monday
night contest to shut out
the Blues 2-0.

Blizzard. conditions
made the game a
problem from the start.

The Flyers. decided it
noon to play. after . the
Blues.
arrived. . Then, after a

workout, the Fiyers brass:

sent the team toa hotel to
await the game.

. “The reason we
to stay at the

Some doubt about, the

" aplayers getting home and

then getting back,” said

"Flyers coach Fred Shere.

Parent, who leads the
Jeague with six shutouts,

said ‘he would have -
peperres to go home

“Men 5 5 ying ina
hotel for a ‘home game

could get jou on the Fam
"Wrong tack,” the goalie
Ba

would play the game,

‘Then we learned we
would play and I was a
little upset at first

because we had to stay in — |

the hotel, "he explained. -
- Golfers
earnings

New York (CP) - Tom
Watson continues to lead

_ the. U.S... Professional
Association .

Golf ers.
money earnings list with
‘ato
$2,156 from: last week's
Hawalian Open.

Hubert Green’s sudden-

‘death. victory in that [eae

tournament gave him
$50,000 to’ increase his

total to: $62,800, good for

second place. -
The rest of the top 10;

Jay Haas, $43,506; Miler ‘i

$41, 880; Bill

Barber,
Kratzert, $37, 365; John

Schroeder, $31,402;"Hale [J

Irwin, $29,808: Gene
Littler; $29, 708; Lee
Trevino, $97, 667; - and
Mike Morley, $27,224,

already

* WAL ‘first’ we didn’t fim
_ know whether or not we '

of $93,956 including

“Buty you have to accept it
and go ahead and. play.”
The snowstorm held
id attendance to 3,725
@ first time in five
seasons the trum has
not been sold.out'for the

Flyers but.an additional’

1,423 fans were allowed i in
free.

The game went
scoreless through two

periods with St. Louis
goalie Phil Myre turning

ck 21 shots, until Rick
MacLeish and Paul
Holm; clinched it for
phia in the third.

MacLeish’s goal came
at 1:10, with one sity on
remaining in a penalty on
St, Louls rookie defen-
eceman Jack Brown-
schilds, who ‘had been
sent off the ice for holdin
at 19: ut of the secon
period. .

Taking
Bobby C. erke

ass from
the left of

Myre, MacLeish sent a’

shot off Myre's right
' skate and into the net,

“Por a small crowd

they made a lot of noise, 7.

he said

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Four rinks qualified
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Bob McWhirter beat
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Lemanczyk points to
- his record last season, 13-
16, in selling his
arguments to club
management, ~

“Phat’s almost 25
percent of the 54 games
we won last season, Put
me with a team like the.
Boston Red Sex, and I’m

the ace. How much would
Boston pay me?’’ None of
Boston’s starting pitchers
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Bailor, Jays’ No. 1 pick
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of their

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Alex Coffey of Quesnel
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Terrace 8-3, Rick
Shymanski beat Pete
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Bert Gretzinger of
Kelowna, South

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Kamloops

" Darryl Will 10-1.

Zone winner Bob Fields
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Vernon zone champion
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bonspiel.

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