COMMERCIAL HOCKEY TOURNAMENT

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Loose pitcher holds, six scoreless innings. :

David Clyde brought back condition of Edt Halicki, - And: Bon Guiles of the - memories rong ofthe Halich, acheduled to ae Yankees —hurled:: three —

score releas innings

fe fea ace a esota Twins.

Inother games, the Detroit Tigera ralsed their record to’ 1§-6—best. during the defeating Toronto Blue Jays. #3 on Mark Wagner’

scoring single inthe the. ninth. Seattle Mariners ottslugged Gakland A's 66 as Lee

Prey tek) aa acl ‘With a $196,000 boris ii 1978, and. en the game in

: “Come on David, loosen seventh inning.

i up,""-manager Jeff-Torborg In addition to Clyde,

= urged from the Cleveland several other pitchers were . & Indians’ dugout. Clyde standouts in Wednesday's

responded. ocbibitions., California’ a Frank Tanana went seven

He reaponded so well that he wound up firlng six scoreless innings in the pj

Indlans' 6-2 tion vie Rick Wise also tossed Stanton drove in four runs tory over the San Francisco seven ‘shutout innings as with a double and a homer. Giants. Boston Red Sox blanked

. Jay Jchnstone’f two-run homer helped Philadelphia Phillies overcome a 40 - deficit and beat New York Mets -7-€,-. Atlanta. Braves

aa as a_bloop, t: scored two rung in the eighth Royals dropped @ “Inning to’ defeat Texas

$-2 ea ieisorts to Chicago White | Rangers 4-2,

Sox. .

Montreal's Ross Grimsley - Bobby Murcer's two-run and Houston’s Joe Niekro homer keyed a five-run each worked six scoreless eago filth inning that innings as the Expos edged - carried the Cubs to a 7-2 the Astros 3-2 in 10 innings, victory over Milwaukee Fred Norman of Cincinnati Brewers. Eddie Murray's pitched four. hitless onings two-run: homer and Lee as the Reds nipped Los May's two-run triple. paced Angeles Dodgers 3-2 in lt in Baltimore Orioles to an 8-2

nings. triumph over St, Louis FIRST APPEARANCE Cardinals.

‘Home games. only. wished ~ by Atlanta Hawks —~

"Hubie: Brows, the hard- . $4), the 1-2 teams in the - Inaddition to Portland (85: driving. coach ‘of Atlanta Central Division, appear 20), Midwest Division leader ’ Hawks, can’t.be blamed for safely into the playofts in the Denver (43-31), plus Phoenix wishing that his team’s East. New York (3837), (45-30) seem to have playoff. rem: alx games were Cleveland (37-38), Atlanta spots clinched in the West. achedul the Atlanta and New Orleans, reader Still contesting the othern- Omni. - by the loss for the der three berths are Seattle (42- .

“Kt's a pity we don’t have of the season of highs ing 83), Los Angeles. (41-34) them ‘all here,” Brown said Pete Maravich, are: attling Milwaukee (40-33) and - after the Hawks edged Los for the remaining three Golden State (38-37), Each

“I’ve learned how to Pittsburgh Pirates 6-0.

Kansas City’s Dennis Leon- . ard allowed just three - singles, one a bunt and

; 'Tma million miles ahead” f of where! yes at mid-season

year. I’m keyed up,nbut Pm controlled. 1 was trying to throw the ball right down © the middle. If.1 get by the first: ‘or, second inning, I’m okay.”

PULLS MUSCLE

While the Indians had to be encouraged by Clyde's performance, the Gianta had to, ‘be. concerned over the

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On behalf of the Terrace and District Jayceas, | would f per- sonally like to welcome you to the Third Annual Terrace Invitational Commercial Hockey Tournament. This years tournament, having the largest contingent of teams ever en- tered, promises to be just as exciting if not better than our last years tournament.

| would like to extend a warm welcome to all visiting teams and their fans to the Terrace Area and hope that their stay in Terrace will be a good one and shall be remembered for many years to come.

Many thanks to the countless people associated with this tournament who have given so much of their own time to help make this Tournament as successful as it promises to be. Special thanks to the Terrace Herald and CP Air for the beau- tiful trophies that have been donated for the First Place Team and Most Valuable Player respectively.

Again, | would like to thank you for attending this years tournament and hope you enjoy many hours of fine and ex- citing hockey action of which I'm sure you will,

Dave MacDonald Tournament Chairman - Terrace and District Jaycees

THE HERALD, Friday, March 31, 1978, PAGE #

Wade monies keep him out

MONTREAL (CV) Tme

Star says quarterback Sonny"

Wade's contract negotiations with Montreal Alouettes are stalled because the nine-year veteran with the Canedian Football League club wants 4& guaranteed three-year contract of $300,000.

The newspaper saya the Alouettes have offered Wade $250,000 with only $100,000 guaranteed during the first

year. .

“We might budge on the money but we won't move an inch on the guarantee beyond the first year,” said

Bob Geary, general manager of the Grey Cup- champion club.

“If that’s how they feel then I'll just have to Initiate negotiations all over again,’ Wade said in a telephone interview from his‘ farm home in Martinsville, Va.

If the club won't give him a corilract past 1978, Wade said an alternative would be to sign a one-yesr. contract with an option to either renegotiate the contract within ‘a month after the

season ends or be declared a free agent.” °

Geary has doubts the Alouettes would go for that kind of a deal,

“If we're putting . 4

$100,000 for 1978, we'd have} to protect ourselves with that kind of an investment,''the general manager said! “Let's assume Sonny has a hell of a year and we're bargaining on a year-o- basis, what's to prevent him tm asking for $200,000 for, 18797" n Wade's answer to

is: “They can avoid that happening by guaranteeing my contract for three yeara at $200,000 right now.”

ANOTHER ROCKY WINS SASKATOON (CP) — A.G.

general manager of the

Saskachimo Exposition Ltd., won the sportsman of the year award at the Saskatoon

Kinsmen Sports Celebrity Dinner recently. Rochelle was the 17th winner of the award, -

DIVISION A 1. KAMLOOPS 2: PRINCE GEORGE 3. CASSIAR 4. FORT ST. JAMES 5, SMITHERS 6. MACKENZIE ©

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6P.M.- 8P.M, KAMLOOPS VS FORT ST. JAMES BP.M;-10P.M, TERPACEVSCPAIR 10 P.M. - 12P.M. PRINCE GEORGE VS SMITHERS

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HOCKEY TOURNAMENT DRAW

4 A.M. -

DIVISIONS 10 A.M. - 12 P.M. TERRACE VS HAZELTON 1. TERRACE 12P.M,- 2PM, PRINCE GEORGE VS MCKENZIE 2. KITIMAT 2°.M.- 4P.M. KITIMAT VS QUESNEL 9, PRINCE RUPERT 4P.M.- 6P.M. CASSIAR V5 FORT ST. JAMES

4. CP AIR 6P.M.- 8P.M, PRINCE RUPERT VS CP AIR

5. HAZELTON BP.M.-10P.M. KAMLOOPS VS MCKENZIE

6. QUESNEL 10 P.M. - 12 A.M. TERRACE VS QUESNEL

- SUNDAY — APRIL 2nd — MARCH 31

12 A.M.- 2A.M.KITIMAT VS HAZELTON 10 A.M. - 12 P.M. ee RUPERT VS HAZELTON TP.M.- 3 Pi: FINALS Ist VS 4th 2AM 4AM. CASSIAR VS MCKENZIE 3P.M.- SPM & 2 MIFINALS 2nd VS ard - SATURDAY — APRIL Ist . GPLM.- 8P.A. . ISOLATION ROUND ae a | a . LOSERS SEMI FINALS A & B 6 A.M, - 8 A.M, PRINCE RUPERT VS QUESNEL APM. -10 P.M. TOURNAMENT FINAL

6.A.M. PRINCE GEORGE VS FORT ST. JAMES 6A.M.- BAM. KITIMAT VS CP AIR ‘8 A.M. «10 A.M. CASSIAR VS SMITHERS

(AP) ~ Three goals hy Mike

_ Rogers helped New England: ba

Whalers celebrate ‘Gordie

- Howe's 50th birthday with a

61 victory over Cincinnati

" Stingers Wednesday night.

“And - Howe, . hockey legend, was noncommittal ele quoted beseball

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AlKaline, saying the former Detroit tigen A star had told him there were nights, near the end of‘his career, ‘that he felt good when. ‘games were rained-out.

“I haven't gotten tonthat point yet; said Howe.

The former Detréit Red Wings star was feted before ‘Wednesday's game at ceremonies that attracted sports greats like Kaline, Eddie Shore, Tommy Ivan, Bill Gadsby and. Tony Trabert.

. Howe's actual birthday ia

off last Jan. 18, and the Whalers .

most (2,297), most years in plaqofis (23), most all-star

on had planed an the Whalers

an on-ice part for that day in Harttord, Conn., their regular mome. However, the roof. of the

Hartford Civic Centre blew awards (7).

766, was on April. 3,. 1971. Shortly afterwards, ‘he retired it an inutive Centre fornFreday. po th the Red Wengs.

BeforethegameHowewas He was lured out jeading the Whalers in ‘etirementby Houston Aeros

ring with $4 goals and 56 and scored his first WHA

\ ; goal on Nov. 3, 1973, He went assists for 90 points and he ‘on to become the first man to

Rogers's goals. get 1,000 goals, on Deed 7° LEADS SCORING , wa in Birmingham, Ala. Going into Wednesday . night's game, Howe had. boosted the Whalers six played in 72 of the second- place Whalers’ 74 games, . He also held-the following records: Most seasons (30); most games (2,253); most - ‘goale. (1,028), most ‘assists (1,457), most points (2,483),

moved to . Springfield where they were unable to book the Civic

in the battle for second place _ the World Hockey

Association.

| Mark Howe, the youngest

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__ Schwarzenegger has: been sued for $3- million by Joe

alleged libel,

The suit filed in Los

Angeles’ superior court Thursday alleged as libellous an article by Sch-

werzenegger in the Febru- ary issue of Mksclemag International, which said that going from Joe Gold's

‘gymnasium into another Santa Monica facility, World gymnasium, is “like step-

Angeles Lakers 105-104 spots. . has sevea games to play. ping: from an outhokse to a residents. Tuesday night for their ninth © “New York aiid; Cleveland straight home victory and enhanced theit”, layoff REESE Sos pease SSSA SRR a 12th in the last 13 games." chances Tuesday; with John Drew, Atlanta’s high victories, the. - Knicks *

H scorer with 30 pocnts, hit a defeating Denver. ‘Nuggets ie

7 driving: layup with. 21 106-109 and the ‘Cavaliers | :

i. seconds left, lifting the heating Seattle SuperSoncs 3

i Hawks over Los Angeles. 112-100. Cleveland and. New.

; ‘The. important triumph ‘York haye ‘seven .games +

i gave’ the Hawks a 3640 remainingmwhile Atlanta

i record, tying them with idle and New. Orleans have six

Hl New Orleans for’ the mes left. ; best ‘record in the Eastern “In other NBA games:

conference, plus the four. playoll hop with. a - teams witn the next best victory ‘over/San Antonlo,:

records, qualify for the play- Detroit Pidtons downed BH oofia. n Buffalo BRAVES 4%+_ A =. _ Only Philadelphia (52-21), Kansas City Kings routed

if the “Atlantic Division Chicago Bulls 128-105 and Ff champion, plus SannAntonio Boston Celtic beat Portland

(46-28) and Washington (40-_ Trail Bi azers 104-92.n

’ DETHOIT (AP) — Rick weekend between the Wings = . Bowness, of Detrolt Red and Washington Capitals, m Wings'has been suspended The fight erupted during ™ for one game'and his team © Sunday's game when Gordie fined $1,000 as the result of a“. Lane'‘of the Capitals checked brawl. during..a National Dennis Polonich of the

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The suit also said a statement inn- Schwarzenegger's - biography, e rnold: The - Educa n of a Bodybuilder,

that “Gold's Gym is now World’s Gym” is damaging, because it implied Gold's ym ha gone out of ‘ business.

CANADIANS OWN SHARES The Canadian Bankers’ Association says about 95 per cent of shareholders of Canadian chartered banks shares’ are Canadian

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points ahead of idle Houston -

‘Howe finds last‘games enduring penalty - minutes of the two Howe sons who play alongside their father, team selections. (23), and tees first-period, goals most most valuable player. against the Stingers. Cin-

cinnati is fighting for the — Howe's last NHL goal, No. sixth and last playoff spot.

Then goals by Mike An-

tonovich and Gordle Roberts

gave'the Whalers a 3-0 lead, with Rogers once in the second and twice in the third period.

- Robble Ftorek scored the lone Stingers’ goal, his 50th of the season.

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