Martin returns
after close call

Rick Martin is showing no
ill effects from the con-—
cussion that almost . ended
his National Hockey League
career last month. In fact
things could hardly be better
for the Buffalo Sabres left
winges.

“Things are going good for
me igh Martin anid

ecday t after sco:
twice to help the Sabges beat
Los Angeles Kings 6-2. The
two goals gave him a total of
six goals and four assists for
10 points in his last six
games,

In other NHL games
Tuesday night, Minnesota
North Stara beat Pittsburgh
Venguins 7-1 and
Bruins defeated Cleveland
Barons -3-3,

Martin landed hard on the
right side of his head when
upended by New ‘York
Rangers defenceman Dave
Farrish in a Feb. 9 game. He
sufferedna severe con-

~ cussion and missed the next

11 games, but his return to
the Sabres, with a helmet on
his head, d, has produced

pleasant
“I've been kind of lucky
that I'm still playing,” said .

“Boston

Martin, who scored: a goal
just 2f seconds into his first
shift back 13 days ago.

“TI decided to go to a
helmet last season, when a
frlend of. mine said it saved
him from’ serlous injury.”
WEARS HELMET AGAIN

And. after Martin was:

injured because: he wasn’t
wearing head protec:
tion,nthat reminded hima of
ecision.
Los Angeles, meanwhile,
has not been faring well and
controversy seems to.

creeping into, thelr. dressing

room.

We have to start playing
playoff hockey now,’ said
Kings centre Marcel Dionne.
“We're up too many
goals, there's otal dis-
organization out there and a
total lack of concentration.
We're lucky to still be in
second -place in our
division,” .

Los Angeles has won just
one of its last seven es

points in the Norris Division
race. But they've played two
more games than Detroit
and the concern is evident.
‘STAN PADS TOTAL

Stan Jonathan and Rick

Middleton scored two goals -

aplece to, to carry Boston pat:
eland.

Jonathan has scored seven
goals in his last five games,
raising his total to 27 for the
year. Middleton has scored
in four of the last feve for the
Bruins, who have lost just

one ofntheir last 15 and two -

of their last 21.

The Barons, meanwhile,
are winleas.in 13 and have
won just one of their last 20.

Glenn Sharpley scored
twice for Minnesota as the

’ North Stars snapped a 12-

game winless

streaknagainst struggling

. Pittsburgh.

The Penguins, outscored

. 16-2 in their last two games,

have won just one of their
last seven and now find
themselves tied with New
York Rangers for the final .
wild-card berth in the
Playoffs. The Rangers, how-
ever, have played two fewer
games. — ‘

Blair Chapman, who has
scored in seven of the last
eight games, scoredfor
Pittsburgh, which was
outshot 39-13,

Reds show promise for _
‘78 baseball season

“When you have the pit. ”
ching probleme Cincinnati
having, you're
meet for little things—
‘ike Paul Moskau getting his
earned-run average
from 15.00 to 10,50
“T'm not concerned about
his ERA,” manager Sparky
Anderson grumbled after
Bob Watson's two-run homer
helped Houston Astros
defeat the Reds 51 in an
exhibition baseball game
Tuesday. “I’m more con-
cerned that he gave Watson
a strike with a man on.”
Besides Moskau’s
troubles, Dale Murray has
been tagged cr oring runs in
two innlgs 8 , Doug
has been shaky ‘an
wid and Tom Seaver’s ERA |

“We're just going through

alull," says catcher Johnny Porter

Bench. ane arms will start
springing th

Moskau, being counted on
as a member of the starting

rotation, surrendered three

doubles and a pair of rung in
the first inning, then blanked

the Astros until Watson, who = tying
also had a single and double

and is batting .500 this
» connected in the

Elsewhere, San Diegon-
Padres made Roger Craig’s
managerial debut. a winning
one, edging San Francisco
Giants $8 on Bob Davis’ tle-
ine two-run homer ‘ih
Teplaced Alvin Dark, “who
was fired earlier in the day,
EXPOS BEAT TWINS ©

Ellis Valentine drilled a
three-run homer and an RBI
single to help Montreal
Expos outslug Minnesota
Twins 10-6 and Wayne

inning that enabled Chicago

and White Sox to defeat Toronto |

Blue Jaye bi. RG ;
Kansas City Royals, who
lost. the last two. American -

tables and oulslugged tha
Yankees 11-10 on a Darrell
8 two-run homer in
the bottom of the ninth,

gave Boston Red Sox a 54
victory over Pittsburgh

Pirates and Dow, B
two-run triple pe ene
and lead runs as New

York Mets defeated St.Louis.

Tigers loose to
Breakers 2- 1

seared a goal in each period

as Seattle trounced Medicine

Hat Tigers 11-1 in a Western

Canada Hockey League

game before 1,571 fans
it.

Ravsse has scored at least
three goals ina game. ..
Russ Wilderman scored
twice for Seattle, with
lee coming from Ryan
Walter, Dwayne Lowder-
milk, Lenny Dies nOwen

Lloyd, Anthony Thomas and

Ron Kolman.
Rick Simpson gcored
Medicine Hat's Tone goal as

Breakers'Errol Rausse Seattle dered leads of 1.

0 and 5-0
qbreskers” ,, netminde
ay stopped al

shots while Darrell Fur-
anes eee rege
eng 46 for

Boch club. was assessed
nine minor penaltles and
Medicine Hat had the only |
misconduct. .

Seattle now has 76 points.

“for second place in the

Western Division.

Ask yourself wheth-.

er you are happy and
vou cease to be

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Meeting |

- Annual

DATE:
TIME: — 4:00 p.m.
PLACE:

Wednesday, June he 1978

Lecture Theatre ;
Catedonla Senlor = *

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_ Mills Memortal ‘Hospital
‘Royal Bank of Canada
: Toronto Dominion Berk

- -Mawixiers edged

Cardinals 7-3,
Ron LeFlore hit a two-run
homer off Steve Carlton .to

The National League
champion Los Angeles
Dodgers recorded thelr first
success over an NL team this
spring, downing Atlanta 61
ag the Braves committed
five errors.

Baltimore Orioles got
homers from Ken Singleton
and Larry Harlow in beating
Texas Rangers 11-7,

Dave Kingman led a 16-hit
attacknwith a homer and
double but Chicago Cubs
rly, capped ley Crave

cap y Helty
RBI singie, to beat Cleveland
Indians 6-5.

Ruppert Jones's seventh-
inning homer was the.
decisive run as Seattle
Milwaukee
Brewers 6-4. -

DIRT BIKES

Western division hockey
keeps busy for first place

Victoria Cougars earned a
tenuous third-place tie in the
“Western. Canada Hockey
Léague's Western Divislon
Tuesday night with a 9-2 vin
over New Westminster
Bruins. Both teams now
have 73 points but the Bruins
have a game in hand.

In other league action
Tuesday, Seattle Breakers
trounced Medicine Hat
Tigers 1-1, Calgary
Wranglers doubled Billings
Bighorns +2, and Flin Flon
Bombers defeated Saskatoon
Blades 9-7,

At Vectoria, Geordie Rob-
erison and Dennis Fenske

scored two goals each to
power Victoria to the win

Gary Lupul, Bill Jobson,
Bob da ama Sid Giroux and
Mike Shields also scored for
the Cougars, who held period
leads of 40 and 8-2 and
outshot the Bruins 5-83.

John Ogrodnick scored
both goals for the Bruins late
in the second period.
GETS THREE GOALS

At Seattle, Breakers’ Errol
Rausse scored a goal in each
period in his team’s higheat-
scoring performance of the
season, [t was the sixth time
Rausse has scored at least
three goals in a game.

Merritt stays number

one in B.C. jur. league

Merritt Centenntals’ Pat
Murphy and Kamloops
Chiefs’ Shawn Chisholm
shared shutout honora as
Merritt defeated Bellingham
Blazers $0) and Kamloops
beat Revelstoke Bruins 7-0 in
British Columbia Junior
Hockey League games
_ Played Tuesday night.

In the only other aired AR!
Langley Lords
botsford Flyers ae

The standings remained
unaffected as Merritt held

position in the Interlor
Divipion with 97 points,
seven more than Penticton
Vees, Kelowna Buckaroos
are in third spot with 78

_ points, Kamloopa Is 17 pointe

Revelstoke has 22 and
Vernon Vikings have 16 in
the division basement. .

Bellingham leads the
Coastal Division with 8
points, one more than
Nanaimo Clippers who are 10°
points ahead of Abbotsford.
Langley is in the division
cellar with 36 points.

At Merritt, Murphy made
18 saves on his way to
recording the ahutout ae
Mike Desjardins an y
Struch combined to stop 51
shots for Bellingham,
SCORED TWO EACH

Kelly Ferner, ‘Bob
Deschants and Pat. Rabbitt
each scored two goals for the
winners, while singles came
from Glen J ohnsonnand, Ron
- Flockhart.

Merritt led 4-0 at the end of

the first period and 6-0 after
40 minutes.

Bellingham took eight of 15
minor penalties and each
team had one major for
fighting,

At Kamloops, the
Chisholm made 34 saves
while Revelstoke goalie
Steve Abbott was hard-

pressed 41,

Mike Mesic led the Chiefs
with two goals, while Murray
Matheson, Doug Lidster,
Tim Hunter, Glen Merkoski

‘and Dokg Merkoski added

singles.
BUILT LEAD

Kamloops led 1-0 after the
first period and 4-0 after the
second, taking five of nine
minor penalties assessed
during the contest,

At. Langley, Maurice
Jaeger scored ‘twice while

Eddie Levier, Randy Hall

and Gerry Dogle added

’* singles forthe winners who

held period leads of 3-0 and 4-
0. Replying for Abbotsford in
the third-period rally were
Jim Dobson, with three
goals, and Anthony Mc-
Murchey with a single.
Abbotsford took 19 of 20
minor penalties and each
team took three majors.
Mike Schamber made 20
saves for Abboteford while
Kevin Quinn stopped 32 for

League play resumes
tonight with Penticton

/- travelling..to:-Vernon for a

Feb, 10 makeup game.

7 oF

accessories,

Russ Wilderman scored
twice for Seattle, with
singles coming from Ryan
Waiter, Dwayne Lowder-
milk, Lenny Dies, Owen
Lloyd, Anthony Thomas and
Ron Kolman.

Rick Simpson scored
Medicine Hat's lone goal as
Seattle held period leads of 1-
0 and 5-0, ;

Breaker
Garry Nakrayko stopped 21
shots while Darrell Fur-
manek was kept busy
blocking 46 for the Tigers.

Seattle now has 76 points
for second place in the
Western Division, 13. less
than divisionleading Por:
Wand Winter Hawks.

Boxing
bad news

Clarence (Jodie) Whte, 27,
od Trenton, N.J., collapsed
and died after he lost on a
fourthround technical
knockout to Curtis Parker of
Philadelphia in a mid-
dleweight preliminary
boxing match Tuesday night.
White returned to his

dressing room, then
collapsed andnwas taken to

hospital where he was

pronounced dead on arrival.
A hospital spokesman said
the fighter had no visible
signs of injury.

Briefs

CALLS FOR REVIEW

TORONTO (CP) walter @
‘Gordon,

former. federal
Liberal finance minister,

‘called ‘Tuesday or a review

of the fiscal and monetary
policies of the present
government, whic he
described as ‘“‘one of the
weakest and most inefficient
we've had in years.” Ad-
dressing a symposium at
York University, he
questioned the performance
of the Bankof-Canada as the
regulator of credit and cur-
rency, “I would like to see a

study of all changes in- &

troduced by the Bank of
Canada over the last 20 years
‘and their subsequent -effect
on the economy.

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Thursday, March 23, 1978, PAGE 9

Ontario takes

first in curling

Betty Johnstonnof Saskat-
chewan dropped from sole
possession of first place in
the Canadian senior
women’s curling champion-
ship Tuesday by suffering a
98 loss to Ontario's Jo
Wallace in the afternoon
draw and then sittlng out the
evening draw with a bye.
Meanwhile, Hadie Manley
of Alberta and Dorothy
MacKenzie ofnManitoba
cach won their games
y to move half a
step ahead of Johnston in the
standings, Alberta and
Manitoba each have five

wins and one joss, Saskat-
chewan has four wins and a
joss,

Lillian MacDonald of New

Brunswick is in fourth place
at 4-2, followed by Shirley
Silverson of Quebec at 3-2,
Wallace of Ontario and
Joyce Myers of Nova Scotia
at 4-3 each, Doris Bueckert
of British Columbia at 2-3, Vi
Pike of Newfoundland at 1-4
and Doris MacDonald of
Prince Edward Island and
Joyce Muyres of the Nor-
thwest Territories each
winless after five games.

Alberta also scored a
decisive 9-4 victory over New
Brunswick in a game called
after nine ends,

Ontario defeated Nova
Scotia 8-4 and Manitoba
defeated British Columbia 0-
by Newfoundland had the

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