Stacey Cook of Caledonia leaps way up for this lay In, as ‘Caledonia ri rallies
froma 22 point deficit in this game against Okanagan Mission In the
provincial high school basketball championship on Friday. Caledonia

morals

won the game in overtime 100-94, and finished eighth In the tournament. —

“t

Jivenile; Northern B.C. champs

The Terrace - Chrysler
Juvgniles ean proudly call
‘themselves Northern ‘B.C.
champs | after they defeated
the,.,,., ., Peace-Caribou
repregentative Ft. St. John
in, tw. games aver the

wee nd,

“ig

Terrace opened with ad3
win, Friday night. Marto

Desjarding, on- loan ‘from
tye Totem Ford. Midgets, .
Bat thrae goals;for-Teneaces
_ DayevKayasky aud; Tony.
Jakubowski each. had two.
goals.and Don Wiley and
LylgMarleau added singles.

: There was a bit of hackey

politics. going oh Saturday

morying w when St, Ft. John
ae.

refused to. play. the
scheduled. 10:40 a.m. game,

-clting-a rule that states a -
team doesn’t have to play.

before "2 p.m. in a cham- |
pionship game. ’ The’:

President of the B.C. hockey
‘ association was consulted:
and the Ft. St. John. team -
"was ‘ordered. back onto the ¢
ice. The fame got ‘Uh- .°
derway one and.a half hours’

late.

- Hs ced

Terrace all, the;way, .The
team led 5-1 aftet the first,

&1 after two, and finished .

with a final score af 10-4.
Rod Philpot had a hattrick,

‘Kawinsky and Wayne Cox

each “had a’ pair, and
Marleay, Steve Turner, and

. for

ot 2 weekend... 1.
An, Saturday’ a gamait was ’

one,

scheduled to meet - the

» Kootenys’ zone represen: «

tative in Terrace,:’next
‘weekend but rumour has it

‘that financlal _ problems -

imay keep the Kootney team
~ft home. |

“The provincial final is set
the
Pe Oe re a
itl -Rrinea “George -on
Sunday. ; Totem

Midget provincial cham-
pionship. The team. will

Play their second game.

today against North Shore
Winter club. 7

No place like home —
_ for Seattle’ S Sonics.

an
t

There's no place like -

home ‘for Seattle Super-
sonics 8,.who are anything
but ier when they hit the
road,

Seattle, following its 126-
99 rout Sunday night over
Golden. State Warriors — in
Seattle, naturally — the

SuperSonics boast & 27-80 pi ting against

wor-lost record at home,

but 8-25.9n the road in the .

National. Basketball

Association.

In other games it was:
Denver,.: Nuggets 107,
Chicago Bulls 104; Kansas
‘City Kings 108, Cleveland
Cavallers 97; Milwaukee
Bucks,,: 109, Washington
Bullets 101 and.San Antonio
Spurs... 140, San Diego
Clippers 195.

On. “Saturday it was:
” Boston Celtics 103, Atlanta
Hawke, 88; New York
Knicks 123, Kansas City 108;
Philadeiphia ers 131,
Phoenix Sun 112; New
Jersey Nets 100, Indiana
Pacers . 98; ‘Los Angeles

Lakers 123, Houston

, Rockets 111; Utah Jazz 138,

Dallas Mavericks 103 and
Portland Trail Blazers 135,
Golden: State Warriors 94.
Gus Williams scored 14 of
his 28 points in the third
quarter as Seattle pulled
away in the second half to
record its first victory in
the
Warriors this season.

Midway through the
second quarter, the

SuperSonica reeled off 12-

consecullve points, six by Al

’ Wood, to take a 50-38 lead-

with 4:14 to play in the first

half, Joe Barry Carroll.
topped the Warriors with 4

points.
Nuggets 107, Bulls 104

Kiki Vandeweghe scored
15 of hls 90 points in the final
period as Denver main-
tained its hold on the eighth

and final playoff spot in the.

Western Conference. Alex
Engllsh scored 24 poinis and

Dan Issel had 21 for Denver, |
Dailey led the Bulls with 19,

4

. the

Kings 108, Cavallers 97
Mike Woodson scored 27

of his 33 points in the second -

half as Kansas: City. over-
game a 1¢point disad-
vantage at halfthrie,

Drew finished with at points

for Kansas City. Eddie

Johnson had 18 points, as

did Geoff Huston for -.

Cleveland.
‘Bucks 109, Bullets 101
Junlor Bridgeman scored

‘five points during a 13-2
spurt at the -start of: the:
fourth quarter, THé Biicks

were led -by Marques
Johnson with 25° points,
while Paul Pressey had 18
and Mike Dunleavy had a
season-high 17. | Greg
Ballard led the Bullets with
25 points. ; \
Spurs 140, Clippers 135

George Gervin scored 42

points, Mike Mitchell added.
35 as San Antonio led from.
opening moments. |

Norm Nixon led San Diego
with 27 points, while Torry
Cummings had 23,

Whitecaps suffer another loss _

VANCOUVER (CP) —
NewYork Cosmos moved:
into stcoui place in the North,
‘Ametieah Soccer eae
indoor - standings ‘ Sunday
with'a'8-4 win over’ Van-**

_ couver “Whitecaps.” “ _

It. ‘was “New York's ‘19th
win against 11 losses and
moved them to within one
game ol first-place San
Diego . Sockers, ‘The

- Whitecaps, out. of, a playoff :

spots suffered thelr 20th loss
it 3 games. :

nye palo ft

Wie i Moyers led Cosmos

with three. goals and two
assists, while | Dragan
Vujovic added two. goals
and two assists,

. Chico —_ Borja,
' Parkinson and Gerry Gray
si ted 4-1 afer the ‘

period afd Held" a:
= 72 lead at halt

Fernando “ DeMatthaeis,

scored New York’s other
Goals, a

Peter Ward, ‘ David
Norman, Mike Sweeney and.
Steve Nesin scored for
“Vancouver.

The Sockers play Van-

couver Wednesday at

* Paclfie Coliseum.

“More sports, page 10

March 28-31:

“ord - : “
‘inidgets played to a 4-4 tie
against Ft. St. John'in the *

.
x Wathiagton

'. New. Jerse

. ‘Edmonton

Andrew .

at: ‘Louis Bliies’ aren

.. tatdng the easy road’ to a:

Natlonal Hockey League

Playoff berth.
‘ ‘The Blues ended *
Washington's -elght-game..

_ Unbeaten’ string Sunday -

night at. Landover, Md,
with a.§-3 victory over the
Capitals, who blew a change ™:,
to move ahead of first- place. :
‘New York Islanders in the. °
Patrick Division. °~

The Islanders, ‘who ‘fead: - .

“Washington by. one. polnt, ».;
lost 5-4 Sunday to Hartiord
Whalers, |

In. _- other .
Edmonton Oilers beat”.
Buffalo Sabres and Calgary -

"| Flames. edged Winnipeg .

Jets by 43 scores and

- Minnesota North Stars .tled

Quebee Nordiques 5-5,

On Saturday it was -

. Washington 2 Islanders 1,
Philadelphia Flyers 6 New.

OakJand Invaders and’
Washington Federals, both
winless four games into the -
United States Football
League season despite

belig guided by new blood,

are at least showing signa: of
life.

The ‘Invaders lost 27
Sunday‘ to Philadelphia

‘ “Stars, but new coach Chuck °

Hutchison of Oakdand sald
he was Impressed with the’
team's performance.

“For 58 minutes, we were
a good football team,” said
Hutchison. “Then we got
sloppy on both offence and
defence." .
* Washington came even

closer, allowing a field goal ©
. and an interception touch-

down return in the final two
minutes to lose to’ Pitt-

. aburgh Maulers 16-7.
‘Rod ‘Ebeling each ‘added —

. “It really hurts,” sald

. The Juveniles are now 7

Dit len tor ire ae an a

York Rangers 4, Buffalo 5
Nancouver Canucks 2, New
“Jersey Devils 5 Boaton
. Bruna 3, Montreal
Canadiens 6 Toronto Maple
Leafs 1, Edmonton 9 Low
Angeles Kings 1, Minnesota
4 Detroit Red Wings 3,
Quebec 6 St. Louis 4, and -
: Pittsburgh Penguiris_ 4
-Hartford 2. °

: We're not going in the

hack door,” coach Jacques
“Demers said of the Blues, -
iAwho are second in the Norriz. ‘
“"Divistin but are battling
. Detroit Red Wings, Chicago
“goities, i

Black Hawks and Toronto
‘Maple Leafs for a: playott
“berth. °

"We've beat Minnesota
twice, beat Philadelphia |

_andone of the great teams -
.4dn the NHL here . in

Washington."”

_ GOAL SHORTHANDED ~

“A shorthanded Boal bY

‘coach Dick Bielski “of.

Wa shington.

7 We play Inspired and
worked our tails off for 56
mines of great football

pnd come up empty. We're
shor! on. talent, but have .
’ plenty of guts. Defensively,

we Were super. We made’

them pay for everything :

they got.”
STILL UNBEATEN .
Also on Sunday defending
champion Michigan Pan-
thera remained one. of two .
unbeaten teams with a 31-26 |
victory over Arizona
Wranglers. Houston

Gamblers beat New Jersey -

Generals 32-25 and Denver
Gdld- downed Tampa ‘Bay
Bandits 96-30. It was the
fitst loss tor New Jersey
ahd Tampa.

‘Undefeated New Orleans
Breakers play the Bulls at

. Gilmour put

| Blues. end Capitals’

‘Brian Sulter at 6: 90 of the

third period gave the Blues -
the victory Sunday.

It. was thelr seventh win in
thelr Jast 10 games, but only
thelr eighth road triumph
this season.

St. Louis plays four of its
last flve games on the road.

Rookie centre Doug
the Blues
ahead at 2:23 of the first
period. Washington made it

1-1, but the Blues’ Bernie
Federko scored his 38th goal
at 4:50 of the second period
and assisted on a goal by
Joe. Mullen at 5:41 that
‘made it #1.

Washington's Darren
Veitch, in the second period,
and Bobby Carpenter, In the
third, scored to tle it 3-3. But
Sutter and Gilmow broke
past the Washington
defence to put the Blues
ahead 4-3,

Jacksonville tonight.

On. Saturday it was:
Birmingham Stallions 54,
Memphis Showboats 6, Los

Angeles’ Express 13, San
Antonio Gunslingers 12 and .

Oklahoma. Outlaws
Chicago Blitz 14.

The Stars- moved into a
first-place tie with New
Jersey ‘in the Atlantic ©

li,

. , Division as Kelvin Bryant

rushed for 173 yards and
third-quarter touchdowns of

“four and two yards against

the Invaders
Philadelphia,

At Washington; Tony Lee
kicked a tle-breaking 18-
yard field goal with 1:56
remaining and Jeff Delaney

at

-paced 50 yards with an In-

terception 30 seconds later
as the Maulers posted their
first triumph. Lee's field

- Churchilt deserved

' Wrangler
goulhender Chris Churchill

- deserved a better - fate .
“Sunday.

The young . netminder
‘made 46 sayes but’ defen-'
-ceman Mark Tinordi beat
him four Tatnutes ‘into

arty at.

WHL

astern Givin .
WL FA
Regina a7 2301 402 283 95
Medicine “Hatda 25 1 397 283 69
Brandon 43:25 2 482:335 08
Lethbridge 43:27 (0 268 249 Bb
Pr sAtbert'* 4029 2 404 354 82
Caloary 36 36 0 353 345 72
Saskatoon 36:35 0 34} 344 72
Wionlee 9 62. G 23m 566 18
Western Division
Kamloops 40:22 0 460 326 98
New West = 1435 2 402 345 70
Portland 33-37 0-420 443 64
Seattle UY arya
Victerla 7139 0-326 925 62
Kelovina 14 541 89 438 01

Sunday Resytts
Lethbridge 3 Calgary 2 107)

"Victoria @ Portland 7

‘Branden 6 Saskatoon 4
-Regina 10 Winnipeg 0
New Westminster 6 Kamloops

NHL

Leaders

Wates ‘Conterence
atric Division

WLKLTEREA P
xNY Intondert
73.45 76 2 328 255 92

-Philedel ne 43:26 5 282 216 91
* e 72:38 25 10 31) 268 88
WNY Rengers

73:36 26 9/286 278 85

orsey

72.17 46 7 217 1 a
Pitteburgh7] '5 52. 4 236 359 6
Adams Divislon

wQuebec 743926 9 394 259 47
Moriraal 73.3434 § 275 26 73
Hartford 7225 30 9 263 203 SP
Campbell Conference

Morris Division

yMinneiota
74:37 29

St. Louis ' 45 39,28
Oatrolt 7420 4p
Chicago 7326.39 6.251 295 40
Toronto 74264) 9 261 364 57

Smythe Divisten,

8 324 314 82
7 269 300 47
7 ata 297 43

x-Calgary 7332 28 139 282 202 77
x- Winnipeg
‘ 72:29:32 10 321 341 68
Vancouver
"FH 40,38

Los Angeles.

7521 42 12 207 356 54
x-Clinched playoff berth
y-Glinched tirst: place

fenday Results
Calgary 4 Winhipeg J

2 4ar al a7

. St. Louls § Washington 7

4 T “a
", Chicago at Montrag!
Philadelphia at New Jersey
Teesday Games
Boston aft NY Ranuers NO -
New. Jersey at NY telancare

National Hockey League tcor-

Ing leaders after games Sunda
nights 4
-@ AP
Oretaky, Edm 4) 112:195
CatHey, Eom 3a 78 116
Que saqiz
Bieta fo Que a 70112
|, Edm
YY & 2
Pederson, Bos a7] 104
Federko, S1L neon
Trower, NY! asoaa
Messier, Edm oat 7

140 ¢ :
72:43:25 5 907 243 91

overtime as Lethbridge
Btoncos edged - the
Wranglers 3-2 in one of five

Western Hockey - League

memes.

“Other. action saw Victoria
Cougars edge Portland
‘Winter Hawks 02yRegina:
Pats: +! ‘bomb ? : Winnipeg

’ Warriors 10-0, Brandon
Wheat: Kings: defeat

’ Saskatoon. Blades: 6-4 and

New Westminster Bruins
nip Kamloops Oilers 65.

While Tinordi was the star
of -the moment,’ Churchill
was the story of the game,
said Bronco caach John
Chapman.

YS

“Churchill was definitely
the player of the game far
them,” he sald. “We should
have had 10 goals instead of
three.”

The Broncos led 2-0 early
in the second period on

goals by J.C. McEwan and
Cam Douglas.

The Wranglers made:
things interesting when
defenceman Dana Murzyn’s
clearing shat from centre

- hit some debris In front of

Bronco netminder . Ken
Wregget and bounced’ Into
the net, Landis Chaulk tied
the game six minutes later.

“We went to sleep. for a
whilé in the second herled

_ after they scored that first

goal and they jumped on
us," Chapman. said, “But,
besides that. 1 thought we

75.5207 5 424367 WN -

pretty well controlled the

game.”

‘The loss dimmed
Calgary's hopes of making
the playoffs. The Wranglers

‘are tied with Saskatoon

Blades with 72 points for the
sixth’and:final ‘playott: spat)
in thé Eastern Division, bit!
the Bladeshave onegame in
hand.’

WHEAT KINGS 6 BLADES

* pay Ferraro scored four
goals, twoon the power play"
and one short-handed, ag
Brandon’ took over sole

" possession of third place in

the Eastern Division. The
Wheat Kings are two points
ahead of Lethbridge
Broncos.and one back of
second-place Medicine Hat
Tigers. .

Stacy Pratt and Dave

Thomlinson also scored for .

the Wheat Kings who led 3-2

and 5-4 by periods. The -

Blades got two goals from
Wendel Clark with singles
coming from Joey Kocur

and Dale Henry.
COUGARS 8 WINTER
HAWKS 7

The Covgar's playoff

hopes remained alive as
Leroy Remple scored his
second goal of the . night, .
with 44 seconds remaining,
to let Victoria sneak past
Portland.

Victoria now ia one point
behind fourth-place Seattle
in the race for the Western

Connle Roberts skates here In the Terrace
figure skating club's 11th annual Ice Carnival.

Roberts skated the feature solo of the Carnival
which wastitledT.V. Fantasia. Space Odessey,
Batman and Robin, Strawberry Shortcake,
and the’ Smurfs were some of the skating
presentations Included In the two day show.

Club spokesrnan Judy Tessaro sald the Car-

nival went quite well.

Everyone Involved

seem quite pleased and the audience seemed
to enjoy themselves and appreciate the effort

of the local skaters,

Guy Choulnard added an
unassisted goal at 14:42 of
the final period.

The goal ended a 30-game
streakin which Wathington,
which-has the league's best
defensive record, had held
its opponents to four goals
or less.

Whalers 5 Islanders 4
Randy Pierce’s- second

goal tied the score, then
Mark Johnson connected 28
seconds ‘later with his
second for Hartford. ''We're
not playing well and we'd
better start before it’s too
late,” New York coach Al
Arbour sald.

Oliers 4 Sabrég 3 ;

‘ Mark Messier scored two
third-period goals in the
Ollers’ win at home. Wayne

Greteky had no points, the

third time this seazon he has
falled to collect a point ina

- goal was set up by a 62-yard

pass from Glenn Carano to
Heisman Trophy winner
Mike Rozier, who rushed 22
times for 77 yards and
caught three passes for 87
more.

EXTENDS STREAK"

At Pontiac, ‘Mich., Bobby
Hebert fired three touch-
down passes, two to Derek
Holloway, as Michigan
extended its winning streak
to 10 games over the last
two seasons, Hebert hit
Holloway on a 10-yard TD
pass in the first quarter and
& Gyarder In the third
period — Holloway turned a
10-yard cur] pattern into a
long gainer — and also
flipped a 13-yarder to Mike
Cobb in the third quarter.

Sam Harrell scored two
touchdowns and cornerback

' The Heraid, Monday, March 19. 1984, Pages

streak: :

game. Pat Hughes “and
Dave Hunter also séored for
Edmonton, Sean McKenna,
Hannua Virta and. Phil
Housley had Buffalo’s

Flames 4 Jets 3
Goaltender

early lead to withstand
Winnipeg's three-goal third
period. It was the sixth one-
goal-edge game-in the last
“seven for the. visiting -
Flames. 5

Nordiques: 5, North Stars ‘5 -

Peter Stastny scored with

. leas than three minutes

remaining to lift the Nor-
diques to the tle at
Bloomington; Minn. Steve
Payne ‘scored twice aiid
Mark Napier had three
assists for Minnesota, which
‘is unbeaten in elght ‘games.

Invaders, Federals show signs of life

Will Lewis intercepted. two
passes, returning one 34
yards for a touchdown arid:
theother 13 yards te set up a
one-yard run by Harrell at
Houston. Harrell scored his
firat touchdown on a five-
” yard run after Jim Kelly,
who completed 22 of 98

~passes for 271 yards, fireda .
20-yard pass..to Gerald -

MeNell and a°12-yard pass
to Greg Moser. ~

Cornerback David Mariln
picked off a John Reaves ,
sideline pass and returned [t
38 yards for a touchdown
with 6:34 left in the game at
Denver, Martin’s score
came 37 seconds. after
quarterback Craig. Penrose .
of Denver threw a 13-yard
touchdown pass to Leotiard
Harris that tied the score 30-
4.

on

better fate

Division's final playoff
berth. Portland finished the
WHL season in third place
‘wilh a 33-39 record, ‘the
worst’ in the franchise's
elght-year history.

Jack MacKeigan scored
three goals for the (
with Simon Wheeldon; Tom
Martin and Dave MacKey
adding singles.

Portland's John Bekkers
and Terry Perkins had two
geals each while Ray

Podloski, Jeff Rohlicek and -

Craig Butz rounded out the’
scoring. .
PATS 10 WARRIORS 0

The -hapless Warriors

suffered thelr 23rd con- .

secutive ‘loss and 62nd
defeat of the season as
Regina exploded for seven
third-period goals.
Lyndon Byers scored
three goals, while Taylor

Hall and Curt Wickenheiser
‘had two each. Singles came
from Jeff Lawson, Len
Nielsen and Jchn Miner.

Jamie Reeve made 25
saves for the shutout while
Winnipeg netminder Jamie
Dubberly: faced ca bp icehot:
barrage: havaiyest age Jud
BRUINS 6 OILERS 5.

Rookie: CIF ‘Ronning
scored three goals, upping
his total to a club-record 69
on the season, as the Bruins.
clinched second place in the
Western - Division. The
Oilers have.already locked
away first place,

Other New Westminster —

goals came from Mark
McLeaty, Brent Huges and
Craig Berube.

“ie
Lemelin made 36 saves and ©
the visiting Flames built an _

Greg Evtusheveki, Dean. .

Evason, Brian Bertuzzi and *

Dean Clark replied for the

. Gilers.

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