‘The Terrace women’s hockey team is hoating

a four team exhibition hockey series in .

Terrace starting tonight and- winding up
Saturday afternoon,
» The Terrace Trojans ‘play host to and

“The Connie Laliberte rink
from Winnipeg defeated the
United States 7-6 this

round-robin - event of the
world women’s curling
championship with an #1

PERTH, Sdbtland (CP) —

morning to finish atop the.

Edmonton women's team in games tonight
and Friday at 6:15 at the Terrace arena.
‘Kitimat and Rupert teams come in for

games on Saturday.

~ Michigan wins NIT title.

NEW YORK (AP) — Tim

McCormick was second best
for -Michigan all season. -

When ‘it .came time . for
someone to take the
Wolverines to ~ the
championship of the
National, . Invitation
Tournament, ‘the aix-foot-11
forward took the, lead.
McCormick scored a
career-high 28 points, on £3-
of-18 shooting, pulled down

14 rebounds and was voted .
most valuable player as the -

Wolverines defeated Notre
Dame. 83-63 Wednesday
night for the 47th NIT title,

In.. the five tournament

averaged 15.8 polnts and 8 6

rebounds, still second best |

to sophomore centre Roy.
‘Tarpley's totals of 19.4 and
11.6. But the championship
game waa all McCormick's.

If the Wolverines, fourth-
place finishers in the Big

Ten, played as they did at
the start of the second half
against Notre Dame they
might have. swept. any
comers away. —

The Fighting Irish, 21-i2,
had rallied from a 26-17
deficit with 3:21 remaining
in the first half to forge a 28-
28 tle &4 seconds into the

- gecond half on two free

“That was the. beginning at
the end for Notre Dame.
Michigan, 23-10, reeled off
seven straight polnts, three
hy McCormick, before
Notre Dame scored on a
layup by Jim Dolan to make
it - 95-30 .with~

 Temalning.

Thirteen consecutive
Michigan points, six by
Tarpley, and 3:52 later it
was virtually over as the
Welverines had a 48-30 lead.
After‘a rebound basket by
Kempton, Michigan scored

four more points and It had ©

a 2>polnt lead.

The baskets didn't come

" matisra what we

record,

NCAA basketball _

SEATTLE (AP).

+) Kentucky coach Joa Hall

refuses to say whether he,
thinks John’ Thompson's

Georgetown Hoyas play
' “dirty. He’d rather let the
“officials decide. —

“ The.
_. Wildcats, 20-4, meet No. 2
'. 1Georgetown, 523, Saturday _
in the semifinals of the.

_ third-ranked

NCAA. basketball

“tournament following the

lame between unranked
Virginia, 21-11, and No. 5
Houston, 314,
’ ‘The winners play Monday

night: to determine the
United States nafional

collegiate championship.

“T don’t think it. really
think’
about how the Hoyas play,
Hall said Wednesday by

“telephone. “It’s up to the

. dfficials to call the game."

easy for Notre Damo’s Ton Thompson, who resents

Canada: “and West
Germany will meet in the
semifinals Friday.

‘Other final scores from
the round-robin were
Norway 11 Switzerland 4;
Weat Germany € Scotland 5;
Denmark 8 Sweden 7, and
France 11 Italy 3.

a trial,

"The only problem I have
with being ealled
aggressive and intimidating

is that.I certainly hope the -

people who are calling the
game aren’t picking this
stuff up and coming in with
a predetermined idea about ‘
it,” Thompson sald.

NOT A MENACET

Meanwhile, Hall's team is
headed by the menacing
Twin Towers of seven-foot-
one Sam Bowle and six-foot-
11 Melvin Turpin.

“I don't ‘consider ua
physical at all,” Hall sald

‘amid laughter, “We're a

finease ball club.”
Thompson sald he felt the

Georgetown-Kentucky

matchup was more than

just a battle between seven-

foot Patrick Ewing. of the

‘Hoyas. and. the ‘Bowle-

dio.

Women's S. world Curling

The Herald, Thursday, March 2, ini, Page 3

’ Final standings after the
round-robin were: Canada
&1; West. Germany 6-3;
Scotland, Denmark,
Norway, Switzerland,

Sweden and France; all at 5-..

4; the United States 1-9 and
Italy 04, ~

third advence into two tie”

breaking rounds today. Ins:

the first round, France *
meets) Norway and
Switzerland. goes agalnat
Sweden. The: winners: will
meet - Denmark © ‘and
‘Seetland. | -

basketball team. So there's.

-Holland talked about. trying.
to defend Houston’s star

_The ax teama - tied for : PERTH, Scotland (CP) —

‘Standings Thureday after~1;
the ninth round of the world:
women’s .curlinged
" championship: Round 9 22

ainat a Keriti
ag & goo ethicky Wi

going to be other things
involved."
‘Virginia ‘coach Terry

Canada § 1
West Germany 6-3
Scotland ‘S4

centre," Akeem Olajuwon,,
who scored: 29 points in‘ the
Cougars' victory over Wake
Forest last weekend ‘to ee
to the Final Four,

a

Local Sports. Shorts *

nts

Regular season play has ended in the Terrace 2:
recreational men's hockey league. The Highway Blades::::;
have won the league with a record of 22 wins 7 losses and &:-:,
ties for a total of 49 points.

Piayoffa got underway on March 20. Iron horse defeated
the Blades 7-6 and on the 27th, Wayside beat. Thornhill

soy

Sluby, who finished with 19 * "implications that his Hoyas

Northern Okie’s 64. ‘The final playoff game ts:now set fors

15:09.

Points, just above his
average for the season and”

the same total‘as Kempton,’ ' the

but it was.on seven-for-20 ~
shooting. Entering the

- game, Sluby was shooting 61 ,

per cent from the field.

‘play Ilke thugs, told
‘ reporters he hopes none of
-officlals have
* preconceived notione about
 Georgetewn’s style of play.

He likened the situation to
prejudicial publicity before

“You always hear about
the centre position because
those three players are
exceptional players,"
Thompson sald,

“But I think you’re going
to havea good Georgetown
basketball team playing

Sunday April 1st at 4:30 p.m. whea tronhorse will: playse
Wayside Grocery for the championship. . of
Final league ending in the men's recreation hocke pone

league. GP Ww L T 9
Highway Blades 84 2 ? 6 # k
Wayside Grocery: 34 21 G20 8. 7
fronhorse | 4 C8 “mig ie
Thornhill Okie’s 34 8 3 3 19

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Forsch of Californta Angels squad team 8-1. z
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victory ‘over Toronto Blue‘
Jays and credited a
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success,

“The: hitters ‘know''me’
after nine years; ha ‘held.’
“Every pitcher with a good |
fastball needs a changeup.”

Georgd Hendrick cracked
his first home run of the
spring and Ozzie Smith had
three hits and two RBI as
the Cardinals snapped a slx-
game ‘oslng streak. .

Tint Laudner hit .hie
fourth Home run in his last
four games to pace a 14-hit

hite im his first 15 innings
this spring.

“Yoinkees'to in #-2’ victory
over & split” ia
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“Darryl Motley's threertit
‘homer highlighted a séven-
run fifth Inning that
‘ powered Kansas City
Royals toa 12-7 victory aver
another group of Expes,

The spring's longest
losing streak ended: at -11

games when Jay Johnstone

drove in four runs with a
single. and homer as
Chicago Cubs. trounced
Oakland A's 10-2. All 10 runs

"Guerrero, who was being

‘intentionally walked,

Cralg Reynolds scored

“from third base in the
‘bottom of the ninth on

* phil dtpild catcher Joe

Cipolloni’s passed ball and

Houston Astros edged the

Phillies 5-4.
Mike Mason and three.
relievera held Atlanta to

three hits as the Texas ' im

Rangers defeated
Braves 5-1. |

Tom Paciorek hit two-run
homers in the ninth and 10th
innings as Chicago White
Sox rallied for a 5-4 victory
over Pittsburgh Pirates.’

the

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4.16 eamed-run average last reached out and hit a- &
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This spring, he ha tofivehitsandmeruninsix Angeles Dodgers a 13-12 2
allowed’ only 16 hits in 20 innings Wadnesday as the Victory over Baltimore *
innings with a 270 earned- Angels beat the Padres 5-3,. Orioles. © x
run average while walking § Forsch’s catcher, Jerry HIT GRAND-SLAMS «
just one batter and striking § Narron, went 3-for-3-and. _ Newly acquired Dave 2
‘gut 13. drove in three run, Bergman and Larry
Andujar ylelded three hits - Herndon both hit grand
andonérun in seven innings ' Graig Nettles drove in - slam homers to lead Detroit
Wednesday . in the _ three runs with a homer and — Tigers to a 9-6 victory over
Cardinals’ 5-3 exhibition “ a Gouble to‘pare New York Cincinnatl Reds.

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