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PAGE 6, THE HERALD, Friday, Decdmber 16, 1977

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TOKYO (AP) — The
United States won four
and drew two of eight
singles matches Thurs-
day and led Japan 18-6
after the second round of
the third U.S.-Japan
college golf meet. The in-
dividual lead went to
John Cook of Ohio State,
who earned two points for
the U.S. by beating first-
round leader Masahiro
Kuramoto, Japan's four-
time collegiate and
amateur champion, 71 to
76.

MAY BE SUCCESSOR

PULLMAN, Wash.
(CP) — Hugh Campbell,
who coached Edmonton
Eskimos to the Canadian
Football League final this
season, is being men-
tioned as a_ possible
successor to head coach
Warren Powers at Wash-
ington State University,
Campbell's alma mater.
Powers, hired a year ago,

announced this week he is
leaving to take the head
coaching job at the
University of Missouri.

CONTRACTEX-
TENDED

NEW YORK (AP) --
Lefthanded pitcher Reon
Guidry, a key performer
in New York Yankees’
drive to baseball’s World
Series victory, has signed
a three-year extension of
his contract through 1981,
the club announced

Thursday. Guidry posted -

a 16-7 record with a 2.82

earned run average
during the regular
season.

ADD ANOTHER
CHARGE

NASHVILLE, ‘Tenn.
{AP) -— Police said

Thursday they have
added possession of
marijuana to the charges
against former National
Football League quar-
terback Joe Gilliam.

Ali Signed

NEW YORK (Reuter)
— Promoter Bob Arum
said Thursday he has
signed Muhammad Ali to
a contract to defend his
worldheavyweight
boxing title against Ken
Norton, probably in
“September. .

Ali, attending a news
conference to publicize
his Feb. 15 title match
against Olympic
champion Leon Spinks,
also said he had signed to
meet Norton for a fourth
time.

“T don’t anticipate any
trouble with Norton,”
Arum said. “I plan to go
to California to talk to
Norton and his managers
between Christmas and
New Year’s and we
should wrap it up then.”

Asked if he had agreed
to give the champion the
$12 million he had
demanded for a fight with
Norttn, Arum replied:

“No, not yet. I've
given him is a $125,000
advance payment which
would be forfeited if the

fight did not take place.
Naturally, I need to be
financed by someone else
to put up a sum that
large.”

WON'T BE IN U.S,

The promoter said the
fight definitely will not be
in the United States.

“Tt will be held in a
foreign country but I’m
not at liberty to identify
the country at this time.
The nation itself will
make an announcement
immediately after the
Ali-Spinks fight Feb. 15.”

In their three previous
bouts, Norton beat Ali in
the first, breaking his
jaw, and then lost the
next two.

All three matches were
decided on points. Ali was
not champion at the Gime
of the first two, in March
and September, 1973.

The last fight was for
the title, with Ali out-
pointing Norton Sept. 28,
1976, in a controversial
decision at Yankee
Stadium in New York.

Long road trips

NEW YORK (AP) —
Travel and a congested
schedule may be getting
the hetter of some
National Hockey League
teams.

Two of the clubs whose
coaches have expressed
concern over the matter
are Vancouver Canucks
and Chicago Black
Hawks of the Smythe
Division.

After the Canucks
completed five read
games in seven nights
with a 3-0 loss to the
Sabres in Buffalo last

Sunday, Vancouver
coach Orland Kurtenbach
said:

“Our schedule has lots
to do with it. But these
long road trips are a fact
of life for us. We had
another one and we've
got more ahead of us.”

The Canucks opened
the season in New York
against the Rangers,
played two nights later in
Colorado and the next
night in Minnesota before
trekking home for seven
consecutive home games
of which they lost the last
four.

Then came another
nightmare—at home
Nov. 4 against the
Rangers, in Philadelphia
two nights later against
the Flyers, in Denver two
nights later against the
Rockies and at St. Louis
the following evening for
a meeting with the Blues.

“That's one of the
problems of playing on
the West Coast,’ said
Kurtenbach, ‘‘I don't
know what you canndo
about it, except possibly
move the team to Toronto
or something.”'

That was meant as a
joke. But Vancouver is
the clear-cut NHL leader
in air miles logged during
a season and Toronto is
one of the least-travelled
clubs.

KILLING SCHEDULE

Chicago coach Bob
Pulford complained when
the Black Hawks played a
2-2 tie with the Islanders
at Uniondale, N.%.,
Tuesday, then sprinted
home for a meeting with
the Rangers on Wed-
iesday night,

“We've got to do
something about the
scheduling next year
because it’s killing my
team,’' he said, noting
that for the last two
weeks his team has been
home for one game, away
for the next, and so on.

“We've played - eight
games in 12 nights and
we've got four more in
five nights next week. We
just can't be fresh at

ome when we have to
come off the road like we
did from New York last
night.
‘I would say of the 40
home games we have this
year, we'll be lucky to be
fresh for 16 of them. Just
look at Montreal; they
can have a home game
any night they want and
be ready.”

Pulford spoke as
though the Black Hawks
had lost, but they had tied
the Rangers 2-2, That
same night, the
Canadiens lost 3-2 to the
North Stars in Minnesota.

And let’s not forget that
the Canucks and Black
Hawks share first place
in the Smythe Division in
spite of the travel.

Pro
downhill

race

ASPEN, Colo. (CP) —
Calgary’s Jim Hunter
made an impressive
debut as a professional
Thursday, winning the
seasonopening downhill
race of the world pro ski

ur.

Hunter was one of
Canada’s top dowhill
racers on the amateur
World Cup circuit until he
turned pro this year.
Thursday's race was the
first downhill event ever
held on the pro tour and
several others are
planned for later in the
season,

Yvon Blackburn
Chicoutimi, Que.,
collected $1,000 for

finishing fifth.

of -

Arrested Wedneday on a
robbery warrant, Gilliam
was on probation for a
weapons charge and an
earlier marijuana
charge. Gilliam was cut
by New Orleans Saints
this year after being re-
leased by Pittsburgh
Steelers,
LAUDA IS NO.1

LONDON (AP) — Niki
Lauda, who came back
froma near-fatal crash to
win the world auto racing
championship, has been
chosen by European
sports writers of The
Associated Press as the
world’s No, 1 sportsman
of 1977. Rosemarie
Ackermann, East Ger-
man high jumper, was a
runaway choice as No. 1
sportwoman.

COACH

SOCCER
NAMED .

PHILADELPHIA (AP)
— Richard Dennis, 36,
former manager of

_, WORLD BRIEFS

Newcastle United of the
English League, has been
named coach of the new
North American Soccer
League team here. Peter
Osgood, 30, who played
the last three Ts with
Southampton, 1s the first
playey~ Dought by the
club, to be known as
Philadelphia Furies.

SOCCER STAR SULD
LONDON (AP)
Soccer star Joe Royle,
who has been on loan
from Manchester City to
Bristol City, was tran-
sferred permanently to
the Bristol team Thur-
sday. Bristol City paid
&90,000 ($180,000) for
Royle, who cost Man-
chester City &200,-000
when he was transferred

from Everton in 1974.

JOB FOR HARKNESS
- ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) —
Ned Harkness, former
coach of Detroit Red

Raiders lead Broncos

NEW YORK (AP) ~-
Denver and akland
finished 1-2 in the
National Football
League’s American
Conference West this
season, but the Raiders
lead the Broncos 85 i
putting players on the
APC all-ctar team for the
Jan. 23 Pro Bowl in
Tampa, Fla.

The Raiders, defending
Super Bowl champions,
will have tight end Dave
Casper, tackle Art Shell,
guard Gene Upshaw and
punter Ray Guy in the
starting lineup. Guy,
selected to the squad in
each of his five years in
the league, is the only
unanimous AFC selec-
tion.

Oakland’s four other
representatives are
reserves—wide receiver
Cliff Branch, centre Dave
Dalby, quarterback Ken
Stabler and running back
Mark van Eeghen. |

The Broncos, in+the
playotfs for the first time
and owners of the NFL's
best record at 12-1, will
have starters in defensive
end Lyle Alzado, middle
linebacker Randy

Gradishar and safety

Billy Thompson, plus out- .

side linebacker Tom
Jackson and cornerback
Louis Wright in reserve.
Baltimore also placed
five players on the AFC
roster, all starters. They
are tackle George Kunz,
running back Lydell
Mitchell, defensive end
John Dutton, defensive
tackle Mike Barnes and
lace-kicker Toni
inhart.

The other starters are
wide receivers Nat Moore
of Miami and Lynn
Swann of Pittsburgh,
guard Joe DeLamielleure
of Buffalo, centre Jim
Langer and quarterback
Bob Griese of Miami,
running back Franco
Harris of Pittsburgh,
defensive tackle Curley
Culp of Houston, outside
linebackers Robert Bra-
zile of Houston and Jack
Ham of Pittsburgh,
eornerbacks Mike.

Haynes of New England |
an

Lemar Parrish of
Cincinnati, safety Tom
Casanova of Cincinnati
and kick returner Billy
Johnson of Houston.

Star Wars game

CONCORD, Ont.
Parker Brothers have
just released to Canadian
retailers Star Wars
games, jig-saws puzzles
and poster art.

Made in Parker
Brothers’ Concord plant,
under exclusive license
from Twentieth Century
Fox, the Star Wars
products are also being
exported form Ontaric.

—

Over half-a-million
copies of Parker
Brothers’ Star Wars

family game have been
shipped to the United
States since September.

Parker Brothers
moved quickly last spring
to develop the Star Wars
products and get them
onto the market well in
time for Christmas.
James A. Tomlin, Senior
Product manager, said
was highly unusual to
introduce a new pracuct
for Christmas with such a
short lead time.

“We feel we've cap-
tured the excitement of
the movie in a full-scale
family board game,” he
added. Up to four players
(all ages but particularly
those 7 to 13) can enjoy
the board game in which
the objective is to move
Luke Skywalker and
Princess Leia, together
with Han Solo and
fhewbacca away from

e

safety of the rebel base.
The unusual board
design takes the shape of
the Death Star and
contains many pitfalls for
players striving to obtain
the blueprint to safety
and to tur off the
Tractor Beam that will
allow them to escape.
Parker Brothers’ 500
piece Star Wars Jigsaw
puzzle challenges the
most skilled; a simpler
140-piece puzzle with
bigger pieces is intended
for those 6 to 10 years.

An exciting Space
Battle and Luke
Skywalker are subjects of

the 500-poece puzzle,
while the 140-piece puzzle
features, as one subject,
an action shot of
Chewbacca and Han Solo,
and second, everyone’s
favorite Star Wars
characters, Artoo-Detoo
and See-Threepio,

Under the Craftmaster
brand, arketed in
Canada Parker
Brothers’, @ach set of
Star Wars poster art
contains tyo preprinted
posters with one showing
the Galactic Don Fight
and the second, entitled
“The Forces of Good and
Evil.” Six colorful, non-
toxic poster pens are
provided with each set.
The posters are

recommended for those

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Wings of the National
Hockey League, has been
named public relations
director of the harness
racing track in Saratoga
Springs, N.Y. Harkness,
who takes up his new
duties Jan. 6, will remain
as hockey coach at Union
College in Schenectady.
WALDEN IS INJURED

PITTSBURGH (AP) --
Pittsburgh Steelers have
tested two punters as
possible replacements for
regular Bobby Walden,
the former Edmonton Es-
kimos kicker who hurt a
knee in the Steelers’ 17-10
National Football League
loss to Cincinnati last
Sunday. The two are Rick
Engles and Bill Waggin-
heim.

SYDNEY (Reuter) —
Roscoe Tanner of the
United States increased
his chances of competing
in the $400,000 Masters
Tournament in New York
next month by beating
fellow countryman Tom
Gorman in the third
round of the New South
Wales open tennis
championships Thur-
sday. Tanner, currently
ninth in the Grand Prix
standings, won 7-6, 7-5.

SPECTATORS RIOT

LAHORE, _ Pakistan
(Reuter) — Rioting in-
terrupted the first cricket
test between England and
Pakistan on Thursday
when unruly spectators
fought with baton-
wielding olice in
Khadafy stadium.
Trouble flared after
police beat a spectator
who ran on to the field.

CANCELS GAME

LONDON (Reuter) -- A
rugby match between an
allwhite South African
touring team and a
leading British schoot has
been cancelled because of
threatened demonstra-
tions by anti-apartheid
supporters. London’s
‘Dulwich College and
College were to have
played Saturday.

TAKES LEAD

JOHANNESBURG
(Reuter) — Bob Hewitt
and Frew MecMilan
defeated Ivan Molina and
Alvaro Becancur of Co-
lombia 6-0, 36, 6-2 in
doubles tennis Thursday
to give South Africa a 2-1
lead in the Davis Cup
North American semi-
final, South Africa needs
a victory in one of the twa
remaining singles
matches to advance to
the zone finals against the

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calling infractions

TORONTO (CP)
Scotty Morrison,
National Hockey League
referee-in-chief, says his
staff has been instructed
to use discretion in
calling minor infractions
that do not seriously
impede an offensive

player.
A few examples of the
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“We're trying to get
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We think, in the long run,
this approach will give
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while producing a better
spectacle.” . ‘

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