Winnipeg Free Press

Saturday, March 12, 1977

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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - March 12, 1977, Winnipeg, Manitoba 72 Winnipeg free press saturday March 12, 1977 a bad dude Nova preys by Dave sup eve in basketball terms Nova Scotia s Mickey Fok was a bad dude Friday after noon. That s what the opposition Felt not his teammates and fans. Fox working on his teach ing degree Back Home taught Alberta a few things leading his club to a 98-91 giving the maritime club top spot in Pool b at the Canadian senior men s has netball championships. Fox using a variety of shots Many falling away from the Basket scored 41 Points As Alberta suffered its first defeat of the championships. In other games Ontario finished first Pool a with a 3-0 Mark Downing St. An Drews super saints 80-74 Nicolett inn earned its first win 112-62 Over Newfoundland and British Columbia whipped Saskatchewan 72. Nobody was going to Stop Mickey Fox the Way he was playing said Alberta coach Tom Sindlinger. The Only thing you can do is get a Rule that bans a Guy from playing that the 6 2" Forward penetrated to the Basket occasionally Only to pull up and hit a Short jumper Over the help less albertan. Other times he fired from the perimeter hitting Many shots from outside 20 feet. When a Guy gets hot like out from the outside there s Scotia 9s Fox on albertan not much you can do because he has so much room to move around out our team in t built around Mickey said Nova Scotia coach Bill Thow. That was not a True Indica Tion of How our team any scoring help Fox needed he got from 6 5" Centre Lee. Thomas who hooped 16 Points playing on a knee with pulled ligaments in it Lee wanted to Start. The injury is not As bad As it could have said Thow. Nova Scotia met St. An Drews at noon today in one Semi final. Alberta faced on Tario at 10 . In the other. Already missing injured Bob town St. Andrews faced Ontario minus the services of Ross Wedlake whose wife gave birth to a boy Friday morning. Guard Angus Burr tried to pick up the scoring Slack As coach Bob Hazell said he would have to do but his 30 Point performance was not enough. Ontario won the game in the first half jumping ahead 45-29. St. Andrews chipped away at the Lead throughout the second half but olympians George Sautins who finished with 22 Points and Jamie Russell who had 18 Points continually hit clutch baskets when they were needed. We slacked off in these cond half but we did t want to blow our Guys out. Our starters did t have to play that much which Means they la be Well rested for to said Ontario Man Ager Harry Liiv. Everybody on the Bench got lots of playing time and they scored 19 Points coming off the Bench. You can t ask for much Nicolett exploded in these cond half scoring 65 Points to Salvage at least one win in the tourney. Former University of Manitoba stars Rick Watts and Darryl Rumsey were spectacular scoring 31 and 22 Points respectively. Nicolett will meet British Columbia in the fifth place game at 4 . British Columbia losers of two one Point games thurs Day to Squash their title Hopes used height and a Strong inside game to defeat coach Merv prior s Saskatchewan team. The two wingless teams Saskatchewan and n e w foun Lahd will meet in the game of the week to see who is relegated to us cellar today at 2 . Off the by the Way Wedlake s baby was a seven Pound six ounce boy Fox easily could have exceeded 50 Points had it not been for strange Rolls of the rim on a couple of shots the new rims purchased thursday made it through the entire Day without any casualties after thursday s rim smashing by Stoess on the move St. Andrews super saints Sto Euc 23 turns Comer against Ontario s 25 Friday morning. St. An Drews writ Mart the services of lob town and rom Wedlake lost 10-74 to Ontario drop inf to second place in its Pool. New Home representative expansion of our activities in Winnipeg requires a i now Home sales representative who is currently successful in this Field but wishes to join a new exciting growing and already successful Home building firm with a Bright future. An Active building program Currert inventory and a Small but highly professional and successful sales team assures High earnings for the right candidate. Two of our present sales representatives earned in excess of in 1976. Briefly in strictest Confidence to Paul Saltel sat manager 204-1109 Henderson Hwy. R2g 1l4 hockey scene no smooth sailing for regals on this trip after four Road games three losses and a tie. And the prospects for Victory Don t look any better for Gerry Bruson and his Winnipeg currently on an la Gime 17-Day trip. After being whipped 7-1 by the chiefs Friday in Kam oppt the regals head for Victoria today a Date with Patty ginned s cougars. Then it s off to new West Minster sunday for a Tiff against the Western division leading Bruins. In other Western Canada hockey league games Fri Day. New Westminster Defeated the visiting Portland Winter Hawks Saskatoon Blades dropped a 5-3 decision to f 1 i n flon bombers at flin flon Calgary Centenni als and Brandon wheat Kings tied 5-5 at Calgary and Medicine hat tigers beat the pats 6-4 at Retina. Wrestling Winnipeg Arena Mck thursday March 17. 1977. Main event six Man tag Ruby the axe in whig Jack Lanza my Stevebs is my Duncum Nick mxxw1nkel Semi final no disqualification match Angelo Mosca Chi Navia Semi final fag match 6kg 6a6ne is it Shack in Kamloops the chiefs skated to a 4-1 Lead after the first period and scored the Only three second period coals before a crowd of at memorial Arena. Before a crowd of at Calgary league leading scorer Bill Derlago scored his 96th goal for the wheat Kings. Drugo needs four More goals to tie the record of 90 goals in a season established by sex wheat Kin 5 Ron Chipper Fileki in 1973-74. Brandon has six games remaining. Brandon net incr Glen Honlon faced 53 shots in eluding 23 in the third period. At flin flon Jordy Doug Las and Kim Davis scored in the last two minutes to lift the bombers to Victory. To the Delight of a crowd of at new Westminster Ray Creasy scored at of the third period to lift the Bruins to Victory Over port land. Portland led 1-0 after the first period on a Power play goal by Tony Currie. The Bruins came Back with Power play goals in these cond period by Doug do rec son and Bruce Andres but Dave. Hatheway tied the score for Portland. Both goaltenders were out standing with Portland s Randy Ireland stopping 35 slots while Elaine Peterson stopped 40 for new West Minster. The Bruins picked up it of 19 minor penalties while Dave Hoyda of Portland took the Only major penalty and Only game misconduct. Central senior Gerald Stoughton scored four goals and Roy Mclach Lan added three Friday night to Lead Brandon olympics to a 12-1 win Over is. James flyers in a Cental Amateur senior hockey league game played at veiny Arena. Jack Braun. With two7 Dennis Dubois Dennis hex tall and Fred Keck also scored for Brandon which out shot the flyers 57-27. Cord Williams led St. James with a pair of goals while Doug while and Mur Ray Mccarthy scored one apiece. Collegiate Edmonton up University of Alberta Golden bears scored two unanswered goals in the second period and held on to defeat St. Mary s huskies of Hali fax 5-4 Friday in the opening game of the Canadian inter collegiate athletic Union hoc key championships. The second game in the two game total goal series Between the clubs is scheduled today. Alberta marksmen were Frank Clarke Bryan sos n o w s k i Mike Broadfoot. Dave Bra Kwoll and Dave Hindmarch. J i Mary s scored by Mike Backman Doug Chase John Phillips Ami Grant Thomson. In the Only other game University of Toronto blues downed University of British Columbia thunderbird a 6-4. Man. Ass Imborne Brent Clague and Roger Saurette each scored three goals to Lead St. Boniface Ricks to a 12-2 win Over East Kildonan sabres in the first game of the Manitoba As Siisi Poinc hockey league s playoffs. Bob Shaver Eugene Gysi Gerry Mehner Russ Harden Wolfgang Busam and Gary appointment a Jimmu Iti. Is pleased to announce the appointment of Lamy Ankston to he position of Ules mob move Larry would like to Lake this Opportunity to invite his Many friends and customers to see him at his new location. Mel1 e any 1150 pm. Haiko each had one Coal for the Ricks. Who out shot East Kildonan 3s-22. Mike Lane and Wayne Ledyard scored for the sabres in the final period after riels had scored eight limes in the second period to As sume a Kad. St. Boniface received 15 of 39 minor penalties two of three majors and one of two game misconduct. Major Junior St. Vital Victorias evened their Quarter final with Kast Kildonan knights Downing the knights 8-5 in the Only Manitoba major Junior hockey league game Friday. Rene Gariepy led the St. Vital attack with two goals. Singles markers were scored by Greg Pearson Murray Williamson Wayne Nault Colin single Trevor Mccaffrey and Dave Sheedy. Raider runners speedy Brandon the raiders from Oak Park were All Busi Ness Here Friday in the metre event at the Brandon Optimist relays. Oak Park swept the first three places at the indoor track meet which has attracted More than competitors from Manitoba Saskatchewan and Northwestern Ontario. Leading the raiders across the finish line was Laurie Docker who was timed in four minutes 41 seconds. Second was Sandy Rettie who registered a time of and third was Vicky Agar whose time was in the senior boys Keith Bilaus Elmwood prevailed with a time of Paul Waldie River East was second with a time of and Murray Eby dry Den ont., followed with a clocking. The meet concludes today. Results Page 75 a place for ability after All Auto body Opportunity experienced Auto body Mechanic Good sales estimator with Cash with Good credit and ambition to invest in medium sized. Weh located shop. Good future no Lay offs. Good immediate earnings i profit sharing. Please reply in Short Tetter including experience address and phone number to. L. Edwards Box 1722 Futee pkcs5 Montreal Jimmy Ursel has restored my Faith in Curling. Barring a com plete disaster the personable Quebec skip will finally make it up that tantalizing final step to the Canadian Curling throne today proving Only that class and ability do have a. Meaningful place in this crazy game. He s had the Best team Here All week. And hell also have an excellent Chance of winning the Silver Broom and restoring some of Cana d a s diminishing prestige. Let s face it. That s what the Brier is All about producing a team of work championship calibre. For a team that was t even certain it would Able to Field four i Ayers Ursel has curled up a storm and third Art Lobel aching Back and All has been a big Factor in the Quebec team s Success. I was t putting you on i was really concerned about Lobel even Ursel assured. Start he did. Lobel in fact has had the kind of Brier Jimmy knew he was capable of. Everyone around Here knows Art is a Fine player but he s never really lived up to expectations in previous said West Kik Lonan born Ursel who has skipped four Quebec teams in the championships. He was also Norm Houck s excellent third when the Manitoba team lost a playoff for the 1962 Brier Tankard. Now 40 years of age you might say Ursel is Long Over due. I Hope he wins it. He d be the Best representative from this said Manitoba s Johnny after the Lac Dubonnet skip Kwi cried miserably in a 7-2 toes to us Don Blanchard transplanted Manitoban who moved to Quebec in 1972. Ursel May not shove the beloved canadians off the front sport pages if when As anticipated he completes a Mission he started 20 years ago. But the Way the local natives have responded and rallied around Ursel s St. Laurent rink suggests he May become a mini hero. Nobody of course will dare mention his name in the same breath As Jean Beli Veau or Maurice Richard. Quebec of course has never won the Brier. If he was going to have a shot at the Tankard Ursel had to produce his credentials yesterday. He came through with flying a tors. First he knocked Over the. Sputtering . Team which simply ran out of geritol. Then he put on a great Dis play of shoemaking against the Manitoban and former club mate Dave Romano the Manitoba third who has curled superbly. Romano did t lose the matchup Between the two Best thirds Here Friday night Ursel Curling like a machine outplayed the shaky Sackis from Here to Lac a Bonnet. The Dif Ference was at skip. Meanwhile it s obvious the once powerful Western prov inces who like to think they wrote Lite Book on Curling have taken a Back scat in the Brier. Horros upon horrors for the second year in a Row Little Newfoundland made a clean sweep of the so called Western Powers. Unflappable Wayne Hamilton of St. John s added the whipped Cream last night when he pulled off some great shots to hand Roy vintners his third straight loss and open the Gate for Ursel. Interestingly the new tie handed Ursel one of his two setbacks. Vintners skipping the oldest team Here came Back to Earth with a thud after getting All the Breaks in the Book and making the big shots when they were needed to go 8-0. Saskatchewan s l e s Rogers a keen ice curler typical of the wheat prov Ince was simply no match for the ice Here. Young Tom r e e d of Alberta suffered from inconsistency. As for the Manitoban Sackis was the first to admit they Sim ply did t have it this week. Just was t up to Sackis told a Cluster of newsmen after blowing numerous key shots including an open hit for two Early in the game against Ursel. It was t the difficult shots that stymied Johnny u. To was the routine ones. And at times he just was t in the mentally. After Ursel made a tremendous double and Roll to spoil a promising eighth end Manitoba rally Sackis tried to play Down to a Back Rock and drifted it through. He was unaware of a Quebec biter in the 12. When we Hung up the Deuce he asked me How we got said Ursel. I thought Johnny also called a. Couple of bad shots and he just did t have any idea of the not one to Alibi Sackis said he did t like the eve changing ice conditions. Personally i did t like the ice. I did t have the feel of it All week. Heck the draw is my Best shot i m usually deadly. But you saw the one i missed against Newfoundland. I c o u 1 d n t even hit the 12 Sackis said sadly. The Manitoba skip his rink of Romano de Thompson and Bob Collet full Marks however. The boys played Well All Sackis praised. If i had been sharper we would have had a Good Chance of win Ning the Brier. That s Whit really he received Strong support from Romano As expected and the front end was among the Best. Here. Percentage Wise Sackis ranked among the top skips most of the week but he made some glaring misses and paid dearly. Now we can beat new Brunswick today and tout have a respectable concluded who could finish at 7-4. So easily it conk have been a f-2 Mark. He h nightmares for the next two just. Thinking about the shots he blew against . Newfoundland that ruined his Brier ;