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By SCOTT ABHOTT
MONTREAL (CP) — A
total of 210 young men got a
line on their futures _Wed-
nesday when the 21 National
Hockey League teams
staked their claims in the
entry draft of young talent.
It was the final day of the
NHL annual meetings, and
centre Doug Wickenheiser,
Jate of Regina Pats of the
Western Hockey League,
suddenly became a member
of Montreal Canadiens.
“Just being in this building
is a great feeling,” the 19-
_ year-old said of the Forum,

™ site of the draft, after the

Court softball team, pliches blindfolded In a

- recent exhibition game. Feigner once knocked a

cigarette out of Johnny Carson’s mouth while.
throwing blindfolded on the Tonight Show. The
King and his Court will be in Terrace for an

exhibition game against an all-star team, at 7 :30
p.m. at Riverside Park.

acquired. from Colorado
Rockies, had made him No,
1

“There are all those
Stanley Cup pennants up
there,”

Twenty-two such flags

hang in the rafters of the
Forum, but none are for the
-1980 Cup title, which New
York Islanders won.
Managing director Irving
Grundman and the rest of
the Montreal braintrust hope
Wickenheiser, a solid six-
footer, will help holst many
_ more banners.

General manager John

Ticats rally 9 seats
for late win

By MIKE RUTSEY

TORONTO (CP) — Bruce
Lemmerman connected with
Bob Gaddis for.a 77 pass-
andrun play with 4:44 left to
play in the game as

’ Hamilton TigerCata rallied

to defeat Toronto Argonauts
37-29 In a Canadian Football
League pre-season game
Wednesday night. ;
Tralling 29-27, Gaddis was
left completely uncovered as
he ambled down the left
sidelines and Lemmerman,
who played the entire second
half in rellef of Dave Marler
hit the ex-Montreal Alouette

. star with a perfect pase to
~ send the Ticats into the lead

for good..

Earlier in the final quarter
at 6:51, Lemmerman. scored
from one yard out to bring
the Ticats back from 29-21

. Geficit.

Minor

The Argonauts lost more

’ than just the game when

starter Tony Adams suifered
a separated shoulder in his
throwing arm during the
second Argonaut offensive
sequence, He injured his

Three games were
played in the Terrace
Baseball
Association Wednesday
night, including an ex-
citing match in the
Bronco division.

In that contest, Far-Ko
Construction triumphed
with good late-inning
defence as they put down
Credit -Union in three
straight in the bottom of,
the seventh inning.

Credit Union Jed 10-9 in
the bottom of the sixth
inning when Far-Ko
came up and scored four
runs to take the lead.
When Credit Union came
up for their final outs
Far-Ko’s defence stopped
the opposition for the win,

In the Mosquito
division’s games,
Terrace Drugs beat
Terrace Co-op 18-8 and
Skoglund Logging beat
Flaherty Trucking 9-8.

The final freguiar-
season games of the year

fake place Friday night

at Agar Park when
Terrace Esso meets
Terrace Drugs and Credit
Union take on the Elks.

Playoffs bepiia next
Monday night, with all
series poing best two out
of three. Playoff con-

right shoulder after belng
sacked by Hamilton's Lou
Clare. . .
Adams was relleved by
Mark Jackson for - the
remainder of the first
halfwhile rookie ~quar-
terback Jimmy Streater
entertained the crowd of
30,172 in the second hail,
Marler was the out-
standing player of the game,
however, directing the
‘Ticats to three consecutive
_ scoring drives in the second
quarter while completing 18
of 22 passes for 268 yards in
one half. of play.
’ Marler connected on a
nineyard scoring pass with,
Rocky DiPietro. Ronny
Rowland on a one-yard run
and Phil Colwell on a two-
yard run alsoscored second-
quarter touchdowns for the
Ticats. Zenon Andrusyshyn
connected on four converts
and a 42-yard field goal. _
Rick Kalvaitis scored on 4
37-yard pass interception
and Streater added a touch-
down in the fourth quarter on
a 55-yard sprint.

| Minor baseball

tenders will be an-
nounced when they are
determined.

Girls’
softball

Six games were played
in the Terrace Girls’
Softball League Tuesday
night.

In the Bantam division,
Moose Lodge narrowly
defeated Doc's Cartage 9-
8. ‘

In the Peewee division,
Northwest Sportsman
edged Lakelse Pharmacy
12-11 and New Quadra
Travel more than
doubled Camperland 15-7.

In the Squirt division,
Vie Froese Trucking beat
All Seasons 9-3, Chris’s
Janitorial Service and
B.C. Government Em-
ployee’s Union’ tied 5-5
and Bob's Swingers beat
Westend Food Mart 9-5.

Tonight's games in-

-elude Doe’s and Moose
Lodge in the Bantam
division and three games
in the Squirt division,
with BCGEU playing Vic
Froese Trucking, Chris’s
meeting Bob’s and
Westend taking on. All
Seasons. ;

numerous attractive offers
and, using the No. 2choice in
the draft, tabbed -defen-
ceman’ Dave Babych of
Portland Winter Hawks of
the WHL.
“T think Dave Babych can
become a franchise in
: Winnipeg,” Ferguson said.
“There'll be a heavy load on
the kid but we think he has
the potential to become the
next Denis Potvin." .
Toronto Maple Leafs and
Washington Capitals made
significant additions apart
from draftees. : ,
Washington got free-agent
goaltender Mike Palmateer

from the Maple Leafs and,

signed him to a four-year
contract at a figure reported

’ to be in excess of $800,000, -

Canadiens, using a pick

while Maple Leafs general
manager Punch

Imlach °
seemed delighted with what _

he got in the trade —
defenceman’ Robert Picard ©
and forward Tim Coulls. -

Mike lifts Mets —

. Mike Jorgensen’s 10th-
inning grand-slam home run
propelled New York Mets to
a 6-2 victory over Los
Angeles on Wednesday,
giving the Mets thelr second
straight victory over. the
Dodgers and their sixth
triumph in seven games,

MIKE JORGENSEN..
. prand-slammer

Elsewhere in the National
League, J.R.. Richard pit-
ched a’ six-hitter and
stretched his consecutive
scoreless inning streak to a
club-record 31, blanking
Chicago Cubs 3-0 as Houston
Astros won their eighth con-
secutive game. | ”™

George Foster's run-.

scoring single for. Cintinnati
in the fifth inning gave
Frank Pastore his fowth
straight victory, 3-2 over
Pittsburgh. Pastore pitched
a severrhitter for his fifth
complete game.

George Hendrick hit an
RBI single with two outs in
the 10th inning to give St.
Louis Cardinals a 4-3
triumph over Atlanta, rookle
Rich Murray hit his firat

inajor league home run, ~

drove in four runs and scored

two as San Francisco beat

Philadelphia 7-4, and Reon

LeFlore drove in bis third

run of the game with a two-

out ninth inning single as

Montreal .Expos edged San
Diego 7-6 for their eighth

straight victory.

In an American League
doubleheader, Dennis
Leonard pitched a two-hitter
for. his second consecutive
shutout in Kansas City’s 5-0",
first-game victory over
Cleveland, then Jorge Orta
hit a game-winning two-run
homer in the seventh inning
and'a two-run single in the
eighth as the Indians won the
second game g-5. ~~

Tony Armas crashed a
grand slam home run in the
14th inning to give Oakland
starting pitcher Mike Norris
and the A's a 6-2 victory over
Baltimore.

Mike Cubbage hit a two-
run homer and Rob Wilfong |
drove in two runs with a
bloop single to lead Min-
nesota past Detroit 9-5,
Lamar Johnson's bases-
loaded triple and a solo
homer by Wayne Nordhagen
led Chicago White Sox to a 7-

4 victory over Toronto, and .

Sixto Lezcano drove in three
runs with a pair of homers
and Ben Oglivie blasted -a
three-run homer {o carry
Milwaukee td a 7-1 victory
over Texas. “ ,
In the two night games in
the AL, Fred Lynn’s three-

un homer capped a seven-

run second inning as Boston
Red Sox held on for a 7-5.win

over the Seattle Mariners, -

and Bobby Murcer's- 11th
inning pinch single with the
bases loaded lifted New York
Yankees to a 9-7 victory over
California Angels.

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Wickenheiser was _
first pick in NHL draft 2)"

The Maple Leafa, looking
to shore.up a defensive unit
that was the worst in the
league last season, also
picked up defenceman Dave
Shand from Calgary Flames.

But most teams’ infusion
talent came from. the
-entry draft, and the Ontario
Major Junior Hockey
League provided the biggest
boost. A total of 74 players
were picked from the OM-
_JHL, compared with 43 from
U.S. colleges, 38 from the
WHL, 24 from the Quebec
Major.
League, 13 from Europe,
eight each from high schoo!
and Tier. Two ranks and one
each from the Canadian
Olympic team and the U.S.
junior national team.

. By position, the draft list
comprised 72 defencemen, 50
centres, 37 left wingers, 35
right wingers’ and 16
goaltenders, The first goalle
taken was Don Beaupre of
the OMJHL’s Sudbury
Wolves, chosen 37th overall
by Minnesota North’ Stara.

There had been

_ Bpeculation the Canadiens

would make centre Denis
‘Savard, a QMJHL star with”
Montreal Juniors, their first
pick, but the Canadiens went
for Wickenheiser's size.

.Savard is. three inches

-ghorter at 5-foot-9,
. “I'm golng to try to show
them ‘next year that I'm
better than Doug," said
Savard, first choice of
Chieago Black Hawks and
third over-all, in reference to
Wickenhelser, ..
“T gonsider my. skating,
passing and stickhandling to
be my strong points,” he
added. “I know my defensive

play needs work.”

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Junior Championships, in
July, the B.C. Summer
Games in*Augist and the
B,C, Men's Amateur, also in
duly. ri
Steve Kerbrat ‘and Darryl

May 31 weekend. Kerbrat
shot a 165 over four rounds to
take first spot in the zone
playdowns, while Craft's 168
was good enough’ for the
second berth.

Following Craft were

David Bolton with a 170, Bill |

Moroz with.a 173 and Greg
Drummond, also with a 173.

‘The B.C..Summer Games
Trials selected the zone
seven' sixman team and
seven alternates for the
games, which take place in
Kelowna August 15." ,

Bryan Kardall, Layne
Young, Damien McGowan,
Stephens, John
Sutherland and Huston Hill
all qualified for the trip to
Kelowna two months from
now with scores ranging
‘from Kardall’s 155 to Hill's
163. .

Alternates for. the team
are Chris Eldsvik, Steve
Kerbrat, Darryl Craft, Peter
Martin, Bill Moroz, .Don
Palmer and Greg Drum-
mond.

Jim Neale of the Skeena
Valley Club in Terrace was
the top qualifier for the B.C.
Men’s Amateur Tournament
to take place in Castlegar
July 2. He shot a 146 over 368
holes to make the team, and
was followed by Bill
Stephens from Smithers,
Layne Younge from Prince
Rupert and Buster Patterson
of Skeena Valley who also
gained berths on the team.

Stephens shot 164 for his
berth, while Young came in
at 157 and Patterson took the
final spot with a one-hole
playoff with Larry MacLise
of Hirsch Creek in Kitimat.
Patterson and MacLise both
finished their 36 holes with
159 scores.

In sixth place at the
tournament, which took
place at the Prince Rupert

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Huston Hill from Skeene.
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Race
results |

Herb’ Quast won the A
main rece at Sunday's

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Kalum Tite Race Day at the *

Terrace Raceway, and he
also took the fastest time of
the day with a 20.3 second lap
of the circuit.

second to Quast In the A
main, while in the A junker
main Graham Grass beat
Steve Sabell in the A junker
“main. In the B main, Jim
Irvine came out on top over
Al Altchison, and in the
Jamboree Randy Goodwin
‘was first with Shaunce
Kruisselbrink coming
second.

Randy - Goodwin “was”

The’ A trophy dash was —

won by Dennis Willlams with
Quast taking second, and the
B trophy dash saw Aitchison
winning out over. Dan

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The A junker trophy dash
was won by Terry MeCuish

with Reg Heywood fitiishing _

in second, and the B junker
trophy dash saw Bob Ellis
triumph over Gerry Nor-
mandeau,

In the A heat Dennis
Williams came first with
Goodwin ‘taking second,
while in. the B heat Jim Ir-
vine won with Lyle Wiltzen in
second place. - _

The A junker heat saw
Graham Grass winning with
Heywood in second, and the
B junker heat was won by
Bob Ellis with Merv Beadle
in second place... ‘

Next race days at. the
Terrace Raceway | are

Saturday, June 21 and =.

Sunday, June 22: Saturday's

time’ trials start at 6 p.m. .
with racing at 7'p.m.; while |

Sunday's time trials begin at
1 p.m, with racing taking
place at 2 p.m.

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