Who needs pay-TV when

left, of Terrace,

sponsored by the Terrace Minor H

. Roy Gibson, right,
satellite receiving
which :to choose,

sus..

you can wina satellitedish? Tony Jakubowskl,

won the $3500 grand prize last weekend at a draw
ackey Leaque, held Saturday, Feb. 18.

congratulates Tony on behalf of the league. The 10 foot
dish will give Tony over 100 television channels from

wore

= BOHL Roundup

*

- Kamloops Oilers locked

up top-spot in the Western.

Hockey League’s Western
Division: by downing last-
place::Kelowha Wings 95
nlght.,, ,..

_ 20 pelats ahead of ‘second-
-'place; -New - Westminster
Bruins.

Ins-i: other
Saskatoon Blades downed
Victoria . Cougars 6-3 ‘and
Medicine Hat
stopped. Winnipeg Warriors.
BA

In; Kelowna, the Oilers
outshot the last-place Wings
61-23 on the evening but had
to work hard to beat ex-
cellent. netminding | by

* Bruno Campese,
we,

atereere cn

; ‘Oilers noy, have, 84:, ui Voge
poings. on.a'record. of 42-20-0, :, :‘Kamloops-and:8

games,

Tigers .

Kelowna led 2-1 after the
first period ‘despite being
outshot 25-11 but trailed 9-3

'. after 40 minutes. The Wings

now are 15-471.
Ryan ‘Stewart -and Tony

pa be A Be atl

to Dean Clark, Doug’
Bodger, Ken. .Daneyko,
Dean Evason and Jim.
Camazzola. |. a

Kelowna’s Darren Cota
scored three goals, while:
Dave . Mckay and Brent
Gilchrist had the others, |

BLADES 6 COUGARS 2 .
In Saskatoon, the Blades
scored five second-period
goals to break a 1-1 tie on
their way to: victory. The

Blades now are two points --

behind Calgary ‘Wranglers, -

‘ currently in the sixth ‘and

final playoff spot. in’ the

eight-team Eastern
Division, ©. 2
Dale . Henry”. a

Ea neskateon with: two goals,”
anit» While Fabian Joseph sci 8C0

twice {0¥ Vittoria, ‘still hie”

. in the Western Division.

TIGERS 8 WARRIORS 4
In Winnipeg; the‘ second-

‘place Tigers scored four °

times in the third. period to
improve their record:to 38-
22-1, six. ‘points’
Regina: Pats. For: the
‘Warriors, 9-51-0, it was their
T2th consecutive loss,
‘Mark Lamib scored twice
for Medicine Hat, while ©
Tony Grenier scored three -

“goals for Winnipeg.

WHL Roundup

Defenceman Eric
Furlamb scored in sudden-
death ..overtime to give
Abbotsford Flyers a 10-9

victory, ‘over Burnaby .
Bluehawks in a B.C. Junior
Hockey -': League game

Tuesday night. aa

In other games, Vernon |
Sum-.

Lakers:: doubled.
merland Buckaroos 4-2 and
Langley. Eagles. stopped
Richmond. Sockeyes 7-3. -

In ..; Abbotsford, Tony
Carter. and. Darren: Matias
scored three goals each: for,

the Flyers. Singles came —

from -Dave Gillis, Doug

McFaul, "and Randy
Douville. . a,
The Bluehawks had three

goals from Brad Duggan,
two by Jim Dupuis, and
singles ‘from Pat. Austin,
Jim “Hochstetter, Rick
Dietrich and Mike O'Brien,

Flyers’ goaltender Al

 Crogs- -country
‘ski championship ...-

HINTON, Alfa. (CP) '~

Marathon specialist Reino.

Keski-Galmi .of . Salmon

Arm, BC, won the men’s °

B0-kilometre race in con- ..,.

vinelng fashion Tuesday in
the finale of the Canadian
senior cross-country ski
season, .to capture the
overall: -éhampionship.
Owen Spence of Regina:
had led the points standings

going. into the 50-km race.

but finished 12th io allow
Keski-Salmi to take the
overall.crown and the
Carling O'Keefe Cup for the
first time since 1981.

Loring stopped 33 shots
while Burnaby’s Brian
Deley turned back 36 shots.

Burnaby led 3-1 at the end
of the first and 7-4 after the
second. ”

LAKERS 4 BUCKAROOS 2
-In Summerland, Bob
Wensiey scored two goals
and brother Dave added a
aingle to lead: the Lakers.
Rob, Kossan added a single’

_ for Vernon which trailed 1-0

after the first period but tied
the match 22 after the
second. .

Brent Harrison and Ron
Lyver replied for Sum-
merland.

Summerland netminder
Mark Taylor made 32 saves **
while Peter Martin stopped
19 ia Vernon goal.

EAGLES 7. SOCKEYES : | 3

In .,. Richmond, :-_. Neil: -
Relmer and Paul Lelivre

BATS walt

amont

In ..’ somewhat... aby.

‘Waxing conditions, Keski-"
~ Salmi, 26, led- from. start to

finish to'collect his first gold

“medal in the race since 1980,

clocking two hours 30

minutes 57.8 seconds,

“When I learned I was 20
seconds ahead of everyone
after ‘a kilometre [ kriew I
had the skis for a gold
medal,” sald the native of
Finland, whose winning
margin of eight minutes and

54 seconds was.one of the+.-

more impressive in years.

fw... BB ke

gm eto oct

scored two goals each to

lead the Eagles. Langley,
- although outshot 28-25, led 2- .
¥ al’ the end’ of the first

period and 5-2 by the end of
the second.

_ Joe West, Earl Graham
and Dairy Baskerville
added ‘singles for the win-

_ fiers. Eric Catchpole, with

two goals, and Bill Adams,
with . one, scored for. the
. Sockeyes.

~ NHL

Standings

Wales - Conference
Patrick Division
WELT FA

7

x-lslanderé ' 3923 2 279 222 40
x-Rongers ; 3521 9 258 243 v9
x-Paita 43:20 10 275 229 76
“SyeWash > 7°96 5 4 24d 197 76
Pitts 1344 6 196 294

+, New” daraey.

1} 45.8 104.278 43
ris ‘uf vaion . °

ae de Ae 6289 214 86
Clee Pe 4270 212 62
STi da 7 oom 2a rr
“Montreal ! { 5,:39 30 18248 294.69 |
(cMarttord, 22:31_=8 235 263 52

vag | Sttipbell tinférence

Norris, ‘ivi Ben; ys

Minnaagia “3-40 6 270 282 6D |
' Detroit” 28°33 °7 242 267 ST .
“thicago 24.39 8 220 243 54
St. Lovls © 2445 7 232 266 55
Toronté. 21:45 ‘9 247 309 50

‘Smythe: Divinion -
x-Edmonton 47 14 5 373 270 pF

Catgary . 40 23 ..13° 282 252 69
Winnipag ¢ 14 38 10 274 394 58
Vancouver 2535 7 255 272 57
Los Angeles 19 34°12 255 202 50
wClinched ‘playatt berth
. GAP
oreteny, Edm. +8 9 178,
Goulet. Que © am tt
Kurrel, Edm 42 54 94.
P. Stastny, Que 35 61 96
Coffey, Edm 6] 7.
Bossy, NY¥t _- 4 Ho
Pederscn, Goa 7 6)
Trotter, NY! 56 87
Perreaylt; COUNT FO) 59 ad
Foterko, SfL 32 St 82
Edm 2 56 G2

Matsler,

. Klein.

cored rae

behind -

Patrik Sandstrom. scored
the switner, his ard. goal of:
the’: season, “with < two
minutes and seven seconds

‘left -.to .cap. Vancouver's

comeback ‘from, a aL deficit. .
Tuesday'night. =.

The victory, coupled with
Los Angeles Kings’ 9-1 logs
to Calgary Flames,-
creased (o seven points the
lead. - fourth-place -- Van-,
couver holds over the Kings. .":
And the Canucks moved to
within one point of Winnipeg
Jets.

The Capitals remain four .
Points behind the Patrick.”

_ Diviston-leading. New York

Islanders,

the playoffs and they're

. $200. million federal Olympic deat

CALGARY (CP) -
Despite some deep’ anaigis°
remaining . before... the.

signing of an agreement. ‘for...
‘= §6$200 «smillion’
ui money for the 1988 Winter.
Olynipics, -
Klein said Tuesday that.

in - federal’

Mayor. Ralph.

. federal “Sports + Minister”.
Jacques, Olivier is coming :
around. ; :

‘Alter einerging froit: a-
two-hour meeting, with:
Olivier, Klein said the .

‘federal. mintster- had sof-. -

tened. his stand: .
Now, ‘said’ the mayor, a

federal contribution of. $200.
million toward the 1988

‘ Games could be as close as.

a month away, an
In the meantime, Olivier |
4s offering a contribution"

. Of $1 million as an Aadvatice
« ‘for engineering anid. design :

work . on’ -the - $35-million® :

speed-skating oval atthe *funds, -

University of Calgary, said .

re reg

possible . solutions to” “the.
funding problems that have”
led to bickering, including _

‘some in. public and ‘in:
' Sarajevo, between the key

groups.
Olivier was “unavailable
for comment Tuesday to

~ fespond to what Klein said

about current negotiations.

* Buthéhag scheduled anews

* Ju; ,jitsu/Judo.
competition

Results from judo and |u-jitsu
competition hald at Thornhill Jr,
Secondary school Feb, 24, 1964,

4ub0
Pee wea:
gold Lung Ulu (Terr)
silver-Shelle Morgan (Kitw) -
bronze Travis Schuldenvin (Ter)
Smatt
bold: Debbie McGinlay (Ter) *
sllver- Kick Mathews (Kit)
bronze: Cheryl Elsworth (Kitw}
Matlum ‘
gold: .Ninto Roldo (Ter)
silver: Lori McPherson (Ter}
(beans: Peter Weeber (Kitw)

a :
gold: Theresa Balion (Ter)
silver: Tamm Sturko (Ter}
bronze- Michelle Karey (Kitw)
JSU-JITSU SPECIAL CLASS
Qold- Mike Dion (Terrace) (Karate)
allver: Wesley Walter (Kitw)
bronze- Athaea Tait (Ter) (Karate)
Ju-jitsy adult
While, orange, yellow
gold: Serge Garignan (Rup) (Kenpo)
silver: Kevin Legros (Kitw}
bronze: Angus Highe (Ter) + Terry
Morrison (Kitw) .

Gree, blue, brown

gold: Wiltan Drake (Ter)

sliver: Brad Tyler (Ter) :
branze- Sergio Legovini (Ter)
Black

geld: Shane Patahicky (Ter}

silver: Guy Garlgnam {Rup) (Kenpo)
bronre- Phillip Gagnon (Ter}

. prospects 3
by kicking off a four-game: .
road trip with a 3-2 National ..;
j Hockey Lengue victory over’
Washington Capitals.

"the first 20 minutes.
_ "We're fighting to make ‘

faid Vancouver ~
;Manager-coach =. Harry
-Neale. We've played parts
of a lot of games lately but,
“tonight, we didn’t go in the
tank like we have been,”

| , Elsewhere;.. “it
Quebec Nordiques 6, Detroit:

“Red Wings '2;° St.. Louis

Blues 5, Minnesota. North

“Stars 2; and. New . York

Rangers 3, ‘New Jersey

” "Devils 3.

» The

“Snowstorm that forged
‘diversion of the Whalers’

plane to Syracuse, N, ‘¥. The |

-‘pame was rescheduled for
“March 9,

*FOUR-GOAL PERIOD

In Landover, Md., each

team scored twice in the’

Second period after-playing
‘scoreless hockey through

Vancouver’s Cam Neely
Split the defence and heat

* conference today. at the
“Calgary International

* * Airport before he returns to 7

Ottawa, _

> Despite Klein's: dptimisin, .

‘there are still spme major
disagreements ‘between
Olivier and the organizing
“committee,

“Among * ‘those are the

a ‘question of who handles any

“surplus after the Games, a

«kitty Klein estimates will ‘be '

“at least $50 million, :
As well,

its
promised $45 imillion for the
eritical start-up costs as a

. guarantee against overruns -

at the §62-million Canada

Olympic Park at Paskapoo,

‘just outside Calgary. - :
Ottawa wanted control

‘over any Games’ surplus ‘to

ensure: athletes - across

Canada benefilted: from the..
~ But ‘there were ’
_ Teservations ‘on’ ne

ae

‘Liberal government.

, OFFERS COMPROMISE.

Klein, said Olivier is in-
terested in his proposal for a
compromise that
establish the Olymple
organizing ‘committee’ as a

Badminton
results.

Senior reaults from the zone bad-

' minton meat af Hazelton February

25, 1984,

_ SENIOR GIRLS

Tina Smith. (cal)

2), Sarina Oalapge (Cal)
3) .Bark Hayden (Har)
4) Doreen Dejong (Smi}

- S8N10R BOYS

A Plight

i Gave Taskema (smi :
2), Lorne Witeen ¢Haz)

3) Doug. Steels (Col) .
4) Kevin Patterson (Cal)
B Flight

“Y Paul Basantl (Cal) 5

2) ‘Jim Anderson (Cal)

| Sonny Kunar (Cal)

4) Dwayne Renshaw (Cat) -

SENIOR MIXED .

AFNght —

1) Doug Steele + tine Smith (Gal)

3), Kevin’ Patterson + Sarina. De

Lange (Cal)

SENIOR GIRLS DOUBLES:

1). Tina Smith + Sarina OeLange

{Cal}"

iy mon Delong + Doreen Bajong
)

senion BOYS DOUBLES

A Filgh

a] Deve Steele + Kevin Patterson

(Cah)

it Paul Besant! + Sonny Kunar
al)

” Dwayne’ Renshaw + Andy

Hoffman (Cal)

4) Ted Ewald.+ Pat Teskame

B Flight.

4) Dave Taekama

Krusselbrink (Smi>

2) Lorne Wilson + Hal (Hat)

te Lakiir ¢ GIll + Karam(lt Sangha
2

+ Leroy

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rst ‘nee. :
general :~

was:

Hartford-Montreal

: game was postponed by a
in:

. Rejean

-athletes...’.

hands’

7 ‘the federal
foe government has said it may

- hold back. some’ of
"final agreement of the

“Tongs to

would .

Riggin but
Washington "mages in front
on, goals by Bob Carpenter
and. Bob Gould within 34
seconds. Carpenter got his
19th of the year at 7:21,
eight = seconds after

. emerging from the penalty

‘box. Gould found the bottom

‘corner of the net on the far

side of goalié John Garrett
at7;55, .
Jere Gillis tied it at 12:56,
getting behind the defence
and deflecting a pass from
Gary Lupul into the
Washington net.

The - Canucks were

. without five regulars, all on

the sidelines with injuries,
Flames 9 Kings 2

Kent Nilsson scored two
goals and assisted on three
others to help Calgary in-
crease -its home-ice un-

- _ beaten streak to 13 games

and extend goaltender

Lemelin’ Ss un

trust group after the Games
to handle’ the’ funds on
behalf of, Canadian amateur

But “an agreement on
paying for any cost
overruns at the Olympic
Park, a project totally in the
of’ the federal
government, is still some
time away, said Klein,”

Under terms agreed on

with former’ sports minister
“Celine |

Hervieux-Payette,
Ottawa would contribute $62

Washington steer ‘Pai. : defeated string to’ is games”

COT.

Mike Eaves, Dan Quitin, -
Jamie Macoun, Hakan
Loob, Steve Tambellin and
Richard Kromm also scored
for the Flames, Marcel
Dionne was the only shooter

‘to beat Lemelin, who made

a3saves...
Nordiques 6 Wings 2.

In Quebec, right winger
Wilf Paiement scored his

‘35th and 36th of the season,
giving him 300 career goals -

and Peter Stastny added his
S4th and 35th as the Nor-

diques ended Detroit's five-

game winning streak,
Paul Gillis and Mario

Marois added one each,.

Lane Lambert and Reed
Larson scored for the Red
Wings. -

Goaltender “Mario
Gosselin, formerly of the
Canadian Olympic team,
made his second-straight

; winning start, stopping v2]

million but had. refused to
pay any overruns. |

. Klein said the . federal .
government. now wants to -

hold back part of that $45
million in operating funds
as a reserve against a
possible overrun. He said
that money is crucial for
Calgary, especially if a $25-
million advance from the
International © Olympic .

Committee doesn’t come! analysis’ of construction ‘~:
‘costs, Something that could “*

right away, |
That advance is.from the

Razor. Reddick: reals

‘DARTMOUTH, N.S, (CP)

. — Donovan (Razor) Red-
‘dick reeled Cedric Parsons

across the ring for aseventh

‘round technical knockout
Tuesday night, then said he |
‘take on | Marvin:

Camel,

“That's who we are al:
. ter," said Reddick, the No, 3.
vegan d heavyiveight: boxey vase 229 of thesaventh. ‘bound:of 1: :Each Tiad -: -the : other. in
Ba 0 an ciede behind No; 2 Go 3 Mduble, bul ‘neither’ tould

Racelte of Nanaimo, B.C, -

and No, 1 Ken Lakusta of
Edmonton. Trevor Berbick,
a former Halifax resident
who now lives in Miami, is
champion...

Camel, of Ronan, Mont.,
is the International Boxing
Federation's - world
cruiserweight . champion.

.The IBF was formed within

the last year as an alter-

_ Hative to other international
. boxing bodies,

Parsons, 194 pounds, gave
the 189-pound - Reddick ‘a
good | fight until ‘the - fifth
round, when . Reddick
stunned the local favorite
with a- looping left and
followed with a crushing
right-left combitiation that
delivered Parsons into the
ropes. ;

' welterweight
‘Halifax’s unbeaten Ricky

As Parsons, 6-2, of nearby

Lower Sackville, hung onto ©

the ropes, Reddick, 8-1, of
Toronto, inflicted damage
with a hard right. Pargon
staggered across the ring
with Reddick in pursuit,
throwing a barrage of
punches. Referee Honey
carver stopped the fight at
J thelr digit tomer ATs:
-“I wanted to kill him,”
‘boasted Reddick, who said
he would rather face Camel

‘next than Berbick. “I don't

have enough experience to

' fight Berbick. Not now,”

STILL UNBEATEN .
In a bloody semi-final
| bout,

‘Anderson, 149.8 pounds,
rallied from a shaky second
round to hand Toronto's
Felix Vanderpool, 138
pounds, his: firat
professional ‘loss with a
technical knockout
seconds Into the fifth round,

In another’ undercard
bout, Tim Mason, 150.4
pounds, soured Toronto's
Mike (Too Sweet) Jones's
rematch with the welter-

weight from New Water- ;

- ford, :

a ee

‘of Toronto,

‘57 .
af

ai

_ Thallral, Woinesdey, February 2, 194, Page suf

phues 5 North Stars 2
» Minnesota’s Mark Napier
scored the only goal of the
first period but St. Louis got
two goals from Joe Mullen
and singles from Bernie
Federko and Rik Wilson in
the second and Brian Sutter
early in the third to open a
big lead. Steve Payne closed,

uv

wat

out the scoring for we

visitors, losers to the Blues.,,.
for the first time since Jan.
28, 1982.

It was the Blues’ first win” .

in eight games.

.

“Mike Allison’s goal at 2: 06,
of the third period lifte
New. York to the tie in Bast”
Rutherford, NJ. 7

Mark Osborne and Pierre

: Larouche, with his 43rd;

also scored for the Rangers,
while Mel- Bridgman, with,
two, and Jan Ludvig led
for the Devils,

close =

Sage
“4!

Rangers 3 Devils 3 sid

.
nape

Tar

sale of televison rights to ”

the American Broadcasting
Companies for about $393:
_ Million. (Canadian). The*’
Internalional Olympic :
Committee controls those ©
funds.

As well, the federal te

government now wants. the”
Public Works Department °:.
-to prepare a detailed “’

take until next pmmer.

ParSons

NS. with a
unanimous decision.. Mason

%
af
id

Ray
ae

J it

y
y

na

had also won the first match :.

between the two.

Mason and Jones, 149.6
Pounds, were well matched
and their eight-round bout
roused the approximately
2,700 spectators at the
Dartmouth | . . Sportsplex.

put him away.

Danny Winters, 146.2
pounds, of Parrsboro, N.S.,
and Wayne Halfkenny, 146.2

’ pounds, of Toronto,fought to

a draw in a rough six-round
welterweight fight.

Hometown. Mike Holloway,
136.8'- pounds, scored a
unanimous decision over
Ricky Burke, 133.4 pounds,

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