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Royal City Antiques Ltd.

Importers of fine Antiques

One of the most exciting antique
sales ever presented to Terrace
and - surrounding district. These
sale Items have been personally -
selected by ‘Royal City Antiques
Ltd. and contains over 350 lots of
quality furnishings, antiques and
collectables, ; .

PREVIEW: Sunday, June 13

Lpom.- 9 pom,

SALE DATES: Monday, June 14 .
Tuesday, June 15
at 7:30 p.m.
PLACE:

Lakelse Motor Hotel
4620 Lakelse Avenue

Terrace, B.C.

“wianbea’ CP)

before 19,214 fans.”

“Trevor Kennerd. kicked five os
. field. goals, to ‘spark ..the .~
” Minnipeg Blue Bombers toa.
* 92-0 victory Wednerday
» over! the - Calgary. “Stam-".
peders in the first Canadian’:
Football League. exhibition.
_ game of the 1992, season

Winnipeg led 6-0 at the |

end of the first quarter on

*.- Held goal drives of 38 and 14

yards. The teams were

scoreless in ihe second

quarter and Kennerd added
apair of 24 and 2i-yard field
goals in the third to increase
the bombers lead 12-0.

In the -final guarter,

Bombers quarterback Mark.

Jackson hit wide. reciever

Kennerd conerted and then

_ Mike Holmes in the end zone .
with an ll-yard. pass and -

kicked his longest field goal’

of the night, a 44-yarder to
yound out the scoring.
Both coaches Ray Jauch

of Winnipeg anid Jack Gotta |
of Calgary used their large .

rosters liberally in the
exhibition game.

Gerry Dattilio and Powe

Calgary ‘and Winnipeg: used *
Dieter’: Broek. in the: first”

“and ,:
Pisarkiewicz took over at
quarterback. .. .

‘control
throughout. The ‘Bombers

completed 21 of 39 passes

for 233-yarde and Calgary:

-was 18 of 42 for 202 yards.

Jackson. brought the lone:

‘touchdown pass of the game ~
for Winnipeg. * ;
Along the | ground,

Calgary outrushed | Win-
nipeg 55-yards to 50. Brock
completed eight of 12°
passes, Jackson six of 11
and Risar' ewicz
seven, of 16. -

For ‘Calgary, Datiilio was

eight for 16 and Woodward |

ten of- ‘26. Each Calgary
quarterback. had. one. pas
intercepted,
Kennerd’s first field goal.
at 3:09 was set.up on a 21-
yard Brock pass’ to “Joe,
Poplawski. Kennerd in-

creased . the lead. ‘to 6-0 at

Woodward called sages for",

quarter: and: then” Mark“.

- dackadn, . Steve? .

-As:.the:.scare would. in- :
dicate, ‘Winnipeg | was in-
'. complete

16-4
after Winnipeg ‘marched:
“from: the. Calgary : 35. yard +"
-line to: the ‘seven-yard line: *-

intercepted, a Dattilio pass.

- off the Bomber three- yard -

|

_- he Stamps’ alin scoring.”
- threat of the first-half was:*.-
* snuffed out-when Winnipeg: -
linebacker: James— Read--

“marched. trom ite, ov
byard ne. ce

“Kennerd’ P hed fi field d gol”
ata: 58 of the third quater, a
“w-yarder, ‘was set up when.
Woodward’
tercepted by defensive back
Charlie Williams : and run |

‘passing arm. ‘from. hig ‘own -
- 98-yard Ine and ‘then’ at
“11:15 of the, third, ‘Keqnerd «

@--pass-.was-In- - increased. the: Jead- to. 12-0

with a 21-yard field goal.

‘The big play leading to the

Pisdrklewlcd ‘Jed the "Ja
“.- Bombers downfield With: his:

‘fornier. “New: York.

' Giant wide“

‘kick of 6% yards...

. Kennerd kicked a Myra wos
field goal at 7:40 of the final “~~
quarter to round out. the.

score.

Cutler will miss. $ Wilkie and Howes -

EDMONTON (CP) — The
man who will miss retired
Edmonton’ quarterback
Tom Wilkinson, along with
centre Bob Howes, the most

- ds place-kicker Dave. Cutler

‘of the Eskimos.

Wilkinson and Howes
have retired from. the
Canadian Football. League
-wars, leaving just Cutler
remaining from the three-

* man— kicking game which
~has been an integral part of

the Edmonton game. .

_ “It’s going to be a heck of.
“an adjustment. to make not
having Wilkie and Bob

Howes around, " Cutler ‘said -
in trainitig camp.: “We've
‘got some great people here, |
but ‘the guys you ‘can't
replace are the people that
live inside Howes and
Wilkie." .

Cutler, 36, holds most of
the CFL scoring records
with “his accurate. place-

" kicking . in - 13 professional .

seasons, including. 1,803
-Doints. For the last 10 years -
he's had ‘Howes snapping
the ball and Wilkinson doing

the holding. |
- Howes first retired a year
ago, but was coaxed back at |

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they'll miss the leadership
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> many Httle things, like.

‘holding for place-kicks,
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fast four years..

, Cutler kicked. for. 175
points in 1981, including 62
“converts, 43 field goals in 48

Sims i is set

‘FOXBORO, Mass. (AP)
— Three months before he
gets a chance to sack his
first National Football
, quarterback,
‘Kenneth Sime is set for life

’ financially, says his agent
Witt Stewart,

New. England. Patriots

_ announced ‘Wednesday they

‘had’. signed Sims, the

“defensive lineman from
Texas and top choice in the
“ April- draft. Sims said the
contract {s for four years.

_ But neither “he, Stewart
nor Patriots’ officials would

-disclose ‘the ‘value of the

deal. Stewart left little
doubt. it. would. make- his

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can come ou

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‘that he’s set for life, which

“he Is," Stewart said.

We look to him as a real

| leader,” the bell-cow, 80, to”
‘[:s spealk, of the Patriots of the

” future,” said coach. Ron

“yy Meyer, - -who-replaced Ron
Erhardt after the. club.

finished’ Jast season with a 2-
14 won-lost’ récord, the

re ! worst’ in. New England -

history. '

the.

attempts and 14 singles, He
holds the alltime
professional record In North’
America’ of 385 field goals.
“With Bob and Wilk, it
was like driving an old car,”
Cutler said. “‘When’ you get
_ Into a new -car, it feels ‘to
much different.
“It doesn’t have to be any
worse or better; it just feels
different. I've prepared, for
thisby|realizing that there's
- going to be some differences

with the snaps and. the,”

holders.
“Kicking befdte’ ‘the
" season, I changed the ball
angles. and that sort of
thing. You just have to take
- what's there and do It.
These new guys are doing a
good job.” © -

The. new Edmonton
‘snappers in practice have
been Ted Milian, Mark
‘Wald and Mark Coflin, all
offensive linemen, and the

holding duties have gone to .

‘quarterback Brian
‘ Broomell and receiver Mike
Levenseller.

“There will be some new
physical aspects to -kicking
this year," added Cutler.
“Each one gets the ball
down a little differently. and
I have to re-adjust my
timing to each of them.

“The centre gives the ball
a little differently to each

~~ holden, .se-thére’s a change
“KtHere}tos!i-There’a. some |
work-we've got-to do, hut I»

think it’s going to be fun.”

Cutler, a native of Vic-

totia, played college foot-
ball at Simon Fraser
University in Burnaby;
B.C., ad a linebacker and
kicker. He tried out briefly
with Green Bay Packers of
the National Football

-League in. 1969 before —,

Fedelver;, e
‘returned ° Mike. MeTague's

‘jolning the Eskimos, who =

had tnade him their No, 1
draft Shoice.

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