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LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) - Greg Norman became almost testy when someone suggested his $207,000 (U.S.) cheque and a record-matching victory might atone for his loss in the Masters.
“Nothing will ever make up for it,” responded the. Australian after posting a seven-stroke victory Sunday at the Las Vegas Invitational golf tournament. “Even if I win the next 20 tournaments, that won’t make up for it.”
Norman lost to Jack Nicklaus by a single stroke in the Masters, and by one to Fuzzy Zoeller in the Heritage tournament in his past two starts.
Those losses, he said were on his mind when he teed off Sunday in the final round of the five-day, 90-hole Las Vegas Invitational, with $1,150,000 in prize money the richest tournament on the PGA Tour.
“You don’t want to think like that (about the losses), but it’s there in the back of your mind,” Norman said.
But he quickly erased any thoughts of victory from the minds of would-be challengers. The Great White Shark birdied two of the first, four holes, increased his lead to four shots, then took it out of doubt with four consecutive birdies beginning on the eighth hole.
“That’s it, boys,” the lighthaired Norman said. “You’ll have to go hard to catch me.”
No one came close.
Norman shot a seven-under-par 65 for the last 18 holes at the Las Vegas Country Club and won by seven strokes, matching the largest margin on the Tour this year.
His 333 total for the week — which included two eagles, 34 birdies and 11 bogeys — tied the Tour
record for 90 holes and, at 27 under par, matched the most strokes below par ever shot.
It appeared he would break the mark until he three-putted the last two greens, for "a bogey on 17 and a par on the 18th.
His third American tour triumph, which goes with more than 30 others around the world, was worth $207,000, which lifted him into the money-winning lead for the year at $343,774.
Dan Pohl finished a distant second at 69-340. He won $124,200.
Former U.S. Open and PGA champion Larry Nelson, with a closing 69, and Steve Pate, with a 67 in the gusty wind, were another shot back at 341. Each earned $66,700.
Dave Barr of Richmond earned $4,145 after carding a 69 for a total of 350, eight shots ahead of Dan Halldorson of Brandon, Man. Halldorson won $2,070 after finishing with a 76.
■ Gene Littler shot a one-under-par 71 Sunday to score a two-shot victory over Don January in the $250,000 Sunwest Bank-Charley Pride senior golf tournament in Albuquerque, N.M.
Littler, who led the tournament from start to finish, had a 54-hole, 14-under-par total of 202 over the Four Hills Country Club course.
It was Littler’s first individual title on the PGA circuit in more than two years.
Bob Charles finished third with a final-round 71 and 208 total. Chi Chi Rodriguez and Harold Henning were next at 209.
January earned $22,500 and Charles, in his first year on the senior tour, earned $18,750.
Al Balding of Toronto earned $9,062 after rounds of 67-73-71 for a 211 total.
RCGA hits golfers
MONTREAL (CP) - Twenty amateur golfers from Montreal and Ottawa have been suspended retroactively for nine months by the Royal Canadian Golf Association for playing for prize money in a tournament last year.
The RCGA, based in Oakville, Ont., also wants the more than 100 other unnamed participants at the Outaouais Golf Club, near Ottawa, to turn themselves in or face a stif-fer penalty in the future.
“The golfing fraternity being what it is, it means we will find out at some point the names of everyone who played in the tournament,” said Stephen Ross, RCGA director of amateur rules. “The best advice for them is to tell us now who they are.”
Some of the better-known players named were: Dr. Pierre Archam-bault, two-time Quebec Amateur
Blazers pad lead in junior playoffs
KAMLOOPS, B.C. (CP) - Greg Hawgood’s goal at 5:25 of overtime lifted the Kamloops Blazers to a 5-4 win Sunday over the Medicine Hat Tigers and a 3-1 lead in the best-of-seven Western Hockey League final.
Greg Evtushevski scored twice for Kamloops and assisted on another, while Mike Nottingham and Ron Shudra added singles.
Al Conroy, Trevor Lyndon, Guy Phillips and Gord Hynes countered for Medicine Hat.
Kamloops scored three power-play goals and the Tigers scored twice with the man advantage. Members of both coaching staffs felt specialty teams were the difference.
“We just tried to keep it outside and move it quickly,” said Kamloops assistant coach Donnie Moores. “Both teams have had trouble at equal strength.
“Both are matching lines regularly and there are lots of close battles going on. Specialty teams have been the rule of the series.”
Tigers’ head coach Doug Sauter pointed out Kamloops has 10 power play pnals in the series and has ^iven up two short-handed goals.
That shows they’re going all out." said Sauter, “while we just aren’t clicking. We have to score more goals. I thought we carried the play tonight. The 48-hour rest really helped us.”
The teams meet again tonight in Kamloops.
Saints rebound
HERSHEY. Pa. (AP) — Rod Shutt’s short-handed goal in the final minute of the second period Saturday night carried the St. Catharines Saints to a 2-1 AHL Calder Cup victory over the Hershey I -ars.
l'he Bears lead the best-of-seven South Division final 3-2. The sixth game is tonight in St. Catharines.
Hershey had taken an early 1-0 load on Bemie Johnston’s breaka-j ay goal in the Yirst period. The baints tied the game on a backhander by Greg Britz in the middle period.
With the Bears on an extended power play, Shutt stole the puck at his own blue line and broke in alone to score on goalie Ron Hex-tall.
Don Nachbaur of Prince George playa for Hershey.
Rugby teams win
The two Prince George entries in the four-team Central Interior Rugby Union had little difficulty in their season-opening games on the road during the weekend.
The Gnats Rugby Club steam-rolled over- Williams Lake 49-0, while the Barbarians trounced Quesnel 24-0.
Matthew Pearce scored three tries and Matt Howes added two to pace the Gnats. Bob Ormond, Ken Thomas and Ken Lipinski added a try each, while Rich Paciejewski kicked five converts and added one penalty kick.
The Barbarians got two tries each from Derek Barries and Allan Reynolds in their win over Quesnel. Tony Reynolds and Don Ser-watkewich added one try each and Steve Mamie, booted a convert and a penalty kick.
The Gnats and Barbarians play Sunday at Connaught field.
Dyck runner-up
Clayton Dyck was the top Prince George finisher at the B.C. wrestling club championships on the weekend in Vancouver.
Dyck, a Kelly Road Secondary School graduate who won the heavyweight class at the high school championships in 1985, finished second in the open class and third in the Greco-Roman competition.
He also had an exhibition match against Olympic silver medalist Bob Molle, a former Simon Fraser University wrestler.
Jason Turcotte, a Kelly Road student, finished fourth in his weight class. Another Kelly Road alumnus, Tony Bjerkness, took fifth in his class.
champion; Jacques Godin, 1983 Quebec Amateur winner and low amateur jn the Quebec Open last year; and Mickey Batten, winner of the 1973 Quebec Amateur.
The suspensions end July 1, at which time players must apply to the RCGA for reinstatement for a fee of $50.
Players who turn themselves in will face the same penalty.
Suspended players will miss one Quebec Golf Association tournament, the Montreal Spring A Championship at nearby Hem-mingford on June 2.
Meanwhile, a decision is expected early next week about whether to hold the annual Meagher’s Invitational match-play championship this month, when it is usually held, or to shift the event to the fall, when the best players would be allowed to play.
AMERICAN LEAGUE East Dfvfalon
W L PcLGBl Cleveland * 14 8 .638 -
New York 15 9 .625 -Boston 14 0 .609 *4
Detroit 12 10 .545 2
MHwaukee 12 10 .545 2
Baltimore 11 12 .478 3'4
Toronto 10 14 .417 5
West Ohrlaion California 14 11 .560 -
Oakland 13 12 .520 1
Texas 11 11 .500 lVft
Kansas City 11 11 .500 I1/* Mmesota 10 15 .400 4
Seattle 9 16 .360 5
Chicago 7 15 .318 5Vs
Sunday Results Boston 4 Oakland 1 Texas 4 New Yortt 3.
Detroit 4 Mmesota 1 Toronto 3 Seattle 2 Mlwaukee 5 CaHorrta 3 Cleveland 8 Chicago 4 (10 . mings).
Kansas City 11 Baltimore 1 Saturday Resutti Seattle 4 Toronto 2 Boston 4 Oakland 3 Mlwaukee 4 Caifomw 3 (10 innings) ♦
New York 9 Texas 4 Cleveland 8 Chicago 7 Detroit 7 Minnesota 4.
Baltimore 3 Kansas City 2
AB R H Pet
O’Brien, Tex 78 20 3? .410
Yourt Ml 84 12 32 .381
Puckett. Mn 109 27 41 .376
AUanson, Cle 56 4 21 .375
Jadaon, Cal 59 12 22 .373
Jacoby, Qe 87 16 32 .368
Slaught. Tax 61 10 21 J44
Boggs, Bos 86 17 29 .337
Joyner, Cal 104 20 35 .337
Bel, Tor 87 11 29 .333
Tabier, Cle 84 12 28 .333
•Nts: Puckett, Mmesota, 41;
Joyner, California, 35; Jacoby.
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v’Cvownij, Si woSwOji loromo, 32; O’Brien, Texas, 32; Yount, Mihnukee, 32.
Doufiles: Buckner, Boston, 9; Downing, California, 9; ■ Tabier, Cleveland, 9; Motrtor, Milwaukee. 8; Boggs, ■ Boston, 8; Winfield. New York, 8.
Triple*: 9 are bed with 2.
Home tuns: Puckett, Minnesota. 11; Joyner, California. 8;' Canseco. Oakland, 7.
Runs batted In: Mattingly. New York, 25; Cansecp, Oakland, 23; Downing.' California, 22.
Runs: Puckett, Minnesota,' 27; Henderson, New York. 22; Downing, California, 20; Joyner, California, 20; OBriep, ‘Texas, 20.
Stolen bases: Henderson, New York, 17; Cangeka, Chicago, 15.
Pitching (3 decisions): Clemens, Boston, 50. 1.000, 1.52; Haas. Oakland, 50. 1.000, 1.47;
J. Niekro, New York. 30. 30, 1.000, 3.16; Lefcrarat, Kansas City, 40,’.1.000, 3.38. '
Strikeouts: Clemens, ' Boston, 49; ftjo, Oakland, 47; Hurst, Boston. 41.
Saves- Camacho, Cleveland, 6; Moors, California. 6; Hernandez, Detroit. 6; Aase, Baltimore, 5; ftghefli. New York. 5.
SATURDAY
Seattle 000300 010- 4 91 Toronto 010000 100- 2101
Morgan (W.2-2), Reed (8),' Young (8), Ladd (S.1) (8) and Yeager, Kearney (8); Acker (10-2), Lamp (7), Henke (8) and Whitt, Martinez (9).
Oakland • 020010 000- 3 9 0 Boston 003001 OOx- 4 90 Cotton (12-3) and Bathe, .Tettleton (8); Brown, Stewart (W.2-1) (5), Stanley (S.3) (9) and Suttvan. HR: Bos — Rice (4). Tsxas 020 020 000- 4142
New York 140 103 OOx- 9 81 Witt (U2-1). R.Wright (2), Mahler (6), Henry (6), Williams
(8), Harris (8) and Porter, Slaught; Tewksbury (W.3-1), Scurry, (Sj) (7) and Hassey. California 0000110010- 3110 UhraukM 0001000021- 4 93
Romanick, Moore .(L.1-2) (9) and Boone; Miller (9); Wegman, Clear (W,M) (10) and Cerone, Moore (10). HR: Cal — Joyner (7).
Minnesota 300 000 001- 4 7 0 Detroit 000 430OOx— 7 70
Butcher • (U0-3), Pastore (5), Latham (7), Smith (8) and Salas, Laudner (7); Terrell (W.3-1) and Pamsh. HRs: Min
- Puckett (11), Gaetti 2 (6); Det
- Evans (6), Sheridan (1), Coles
(3).
Cleveland 120000 320- 8 9 2 Chicago 101002 300- 7 91
Niekro, Bailes (7), Yett (W.1-0) (7) and Bando, AUanson
(7); Davis, Dawtey (1,0-1) (8) aid Skinner, Hil (8). HR; Chi
- Bonilla (1).
Baltimore 010001 010- 3 71 Kansas City 011000 000- 2 4 0
Dixon (W.3-1), Aase (S.5) (9) and Dempsey; Gubicza (L0-4), Quisenbeny (8) and Quirk.
SUNDAY
Seattle 000000 002- 2 82
Toronto 010100 001- 3 8 0
Moore (1,1-3) and Yeager, Kearney (8); Stieb, Henke (W.3-1) (9) and Whitt HR: Tor
- Johnson (2).
California 001 100 010- 3 61 Mihnukee 00002300x- 5 80
McCask* •(L.2-2), Corbett (6) and Boone; Higuera (W.4-1), Clear (S.2) (8) and Moore. HRs: Cal - Hendrick (5), Joyner (8). Baltimon 000 000 001- 1 70 Kansas City 210224 00x—11 170 McGregor (L2-3), Swaggerty
(4), Havens (5) and Derrpsey; Leonard (W.3-2), Huismann (8), Fan (9) and Sundberg.
Cleveland 200 0100102- 6 121 Chicago 2010100000-4 93
Schrom, Camacho • (8), Bales (W,*1) (9) and AUanson; Allen, James (L.1-2) (8) and Hi. HRs:
Cle - Jacoby (3); Chi - Baines
(8).
Oakland 000000100— 1 32 Boston 400000 01- 4 8 0
Langford (1,1-3), Mooneytiam (6) and : Tettleton. Bathe (8); Clemens (W.5-0). Stanley (S.4)
(9) and Gedmao. HR: Oak -Kingman (4).
Texas 100002 010— 4 102
New York 100000 200- 3 5 0 Mason, Wi*#ns (W.2-0) (7), Harris (S.3) (8) and Slaught; Guidry (L.3-1), RigheK (9) and Hassey, Lombardi (9). HR: NY
- Mattingly (2). .
Minnesota 000000010- 1 II Detroit 102 001 OOx- 4 II
Blyleven (U2-2), Agosto (8). Davis (8) and Laudner; Tanana (W>1), Hernandez (S,6) (9) and Parrish. HRs Det — Coles (4), Whitaker |1|, Parish (3).
VANCOUVER (CP) - Jamie Hickox of Toronto defeated Gary Waite of Sarnia, Ont, Sunday In three straight games, indudng a 4Sminute baffle In fw first game, to capture the best-of-five match and Ihe men's open title a the Canatan closed squash championships.
In Vie women's open event, top seed Gal Pimm of Toronto defeated Joyce Maycock of Vancouver JO.
In men's 3tyus, former Prince George resident John Furlong of Hi*
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NATIONAL LEAGUE East OMsion
W L Pet GBL
New York 16 4 J00 -
Montreal 11 10 .524 5'*
Pittsburgh 10 10 .500 6
Philadelphia 9 11 .450 7
. Si Louis 9 13 .409 8
Chicago 9 14 J91 8'*
West DMsfon Houston 15 8 .652 —
San Francisco
• 15 11 sn t'/S San Diego 13 12 .520 3
Los Angeles 13 14 .481 4 Atlanta 10-13 .435 5
Cincinnati 5 1 5 .250 IVi
Sunday Results Philadelphia 5 AlaXa 1 Montreal' 7 Houston 6 New York 7 Cincinnati 2 Si Louis 3 Los Angeles 1 San Francisco 2-2 Chicago 1-1 Pittsburgh 5 San Diego 2 Saturday Results Montreal 7 Houston 6 (10
innings)
Atlanta 10 Philadelphia 4 New York' 4 Ondmati 1 Chicago 6 San Francisco 5 Pittsburgh 7 San Diego 6 toe Angelee 3 St Louis 0
AB R H Pet Ray. Pgh 87 9 34 .391
Backman. NY 50 13 19 380 Knight NY 63 13 22 .349
Gwyrm, SO 100 14 34 .340 Dawson. Mtl 74 10 25 .338 Leonard, SF 101 18 34 .337 Gamer. Hou 54 12 18 333 ObeikM. AD 67 7 22 .328 Brooks, Mtl 89 14 29 .326 Hernandez, NY 83 17 27 .364 ■ Hits: Gwym, San Diego, 34; Leonard, San Francisco, 34; Ray, Pittsburgh, 34; Clark, San Francisco, 31.
Doubles: Hernandez. New Yoik, 9; Reynolds, Pittsburgh,
9; Thompson, San Francisco, 9; Brooks, Montreal, 8; Raines, Montreal, 8.
Triples: Raines, Montreal, 2; Dykstra, New Yoik, 2; Coleman, Si Louis. 2; Jettz. Philadelphia.
2; Leonard. San Francisco. 2; Moreno, Atlanta. 2 Home runs: Marshal, Los Angeles. 7; Dawson, Montreal,
I; Knight New Yoik, 6; 8 led with 5. '
Runs betted In: Marshal, Los Angeles, 22; Ray, Pittsburgh, 21; Schmidt Philadelphia, 20.
Runs: Gladden, San Francisco. 19; Leonard, San Franasoo. 18; Hernandez, New York, 17; Clark. San Francisco. 17.
Stolen besss: Duncan, Los Angeles, 13; Doran, Houston, 11; ' Davis, Gncinnal, 11.
Pitching (3 decision): Fernandez, New York, 30, 1.000, 2J1; Gooden, New York, 40. 1.000, 126; Knepper, Houston. 50, 1.000, UI.
Strikeouts: Scod Houston, 43; Valenzuela. Los Angeles. 40; Smth. Atlanta,. 38.
Saves: Srrcft Houston, 8; Baler, Chicago, 5; Orosco, New York. 5.
SATURDAY
Houston 0230000100- 8122 Montreal 1010103001- 7122
Ryan, Solano (6), Kerfeld (7), DiPino (L.0-1) (9) and Bailey; Hesketh,Schatzeder (3), Burke (8), Reardon (W.3-2) (10) aid BilardeKo, Fitzgerald (7). HR: Hou — Davis (5).
Atlanta 042 021 001-10150 Phlla 020 001100- 4121
Mahler (W.2-4), Assenmacher 1(7) and Virgil; Rawley (U-2), Andersen (3), Stewart' (5), Tekufve (7), Rucker (8) and Russel.
New York 020 000 200- 4 9 2 Cincinnati 010000000- 1 81
Ojeda ((W.40), Orosco (S.5)
(8) and Lyons; Denny . (L.1-3), Franco (8) and Butera. HR: NY
- Hernandez (1).
Chicago 000 010104- 8101 San Fran 010 000 301- 5110 Sanderson, Fontenot (7), Frazier (W,M) (7), Baler (S.5)
(9) and Davis, Moreland (9); Garrelts, Minton (L.1-2) (9), Laskey (9) ax) Melvin. HRs: Chi — Cey 2 (2); SF — Leonard
(5), Clark (4).
StLoula 000 000 000— 0 SO Loe Angelee 00100002x— 3 9 0
Conroy (L.1-1), Dayley (7), Bargar (8), Perry (8) and Heath; Valenzuela (W.4-1) and Sdosda.
Pittsburgh 000 300 031- 7121 San Diego 003 101 001- 1142
Kipper, Quanta (W,20) (6). Wa* (8). Clements (S.1) (9) and Pena; Hawkins. McCo Iters (6), Walter (7), Leflerts (7), Gossage (U2-2) (8) and Bochy, Kennedy (9). HRs: Pgh - Morrison (3), AJmon (4); SO - Garvey (4), Martinez (3). Bochy (2).
SUNDAY
Houston 024 000 000- 8 51 Montreal .010 230 001- 7 112
Scott Soiano (6), D.Smith (L.0-1) (8) and Ashby, Bailey
(8), B Smith, Riley (5). Burke
(6), Reardon (W.4-2) (9) and Fitzgerald. HRs: Hou - Puhl (1); Mon - Waltach (5).
St Louis 001 200 000— 3 8 0 Us Angeles 000000100- 1 30
Forsch (W2-1), Barger (7), Horton (9), Worrell (9) (S.4) and Lavaliere; Hershiser (L.3-3), Vande Berg (8) and Sooscia.
Chicago 000010900- 1 70 San Fran 100 000 01»- 2 0}
Eckersley, Frazier (6) (L.1-2), Fontenot (8), •Baler (8) and Davis, Mason (W.2-1) Robinson
(9) (S.2) and Brenly.
Chicago 000100 000 0— 1 *51 San Fran 010000 0001- 41
Sutcliffe (L.1-4) and Davis: LaCoss (W.2-0) and Melvin. HR: Chi - Sandberg (3).
Pittsburgh 000200003-5 91 San Diego 000 010010- 2 91 Rhoden. Clements (8), Wim (W.1-0) (8) and Pena; Hoyt, Stoddard (6), Leflerts (L.3-1)
(8). McCulters (9) and Kennedy HR: Pgh - Morrison (4)..
Pittsburgh 000 200 003- 5 91 San Diego 000 010010— 2 91
Rhoden, Clements (8), Wim (W.1-0) (8) and Pena; Hoyt Stoddard (6). Leflerts (L.3-1)
(8). McCulers (9) and Kennedy. HR: Pgh — Monfton (4).
New York 301011001- 7140 dndnnetl 000010100— 2 50 Deriing (W20), Niemann (7), McOowel (7) (S.2) and Carta; Solo (L.2-3), Terry (6). Power (8) and Diaz. HRa: NY -Sfrawberry 2 (5).
Atlanta 000 000 IOO- 1 40
Philadelphia 100400 00a— 5 40
Johnaon (U-2), Garber (6), Sutler (8) and Virgil; K. Gross (W.2-3) aid Daulton. HRs: Al
- Harper (2); Pha r- Samuel
(1).
Probable pitchers, with wontoet records, tor major league baaabel games today (al •mas EOT):
AMERICAN LEAGUE Kansas City (Lafcrandt 40) a Cleveland (Schutza 2-0), 7:35 'pm.
; Oakland (Rijo 1-2) al Toronto (Alexander 3-1). 7:36 p.m.
CaHorrta (Win 2-1) a Boston (Hint 1-2), 735 pm New York (Niekro 3-1) a Chicago (Dotson 1-2). 8 pm
Detroit (Petry 1-2) at Texas (Guzman 1-4), 835 p.m.
Seattle (Swift 0-1) at Milwaukee • (Leary 2-2), 835 p.m. NATIONAL LEAGUE
Montreal (McGaffigan 1-0) at Philadelphia (Hudson 2-1), 7:35 p.m
Atlanta (Smith 2-2) at Cincinnati (Browning ,0-3), 7:35 p.m.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Northern Division
W L Pet GBL Calgary 12 8 600 -
Vancouver 11 9 .550 1
Portland 11 11 500 2
Tacoma • 9 11 450 3 Edmonton 10 13 .433 3'/4
Southern Division Phoenix 12 8 .600 -
Hawaii 13 II .542 1
Tucson 12 12 .500 2
las Vegas 10 12 .455 3
Albuquerque 9 14 391 4'A
Sunday Results Tacoma a Calgary, ppd., rain Tucson 7 Edmonton 6 Portland 5 Phoenix-4 Vancouver 8-7 Afcuquerque 7-4 Hawai 2 las Vegas 1
Today’s Games Afcuquerque it Tacoma .Tucson a Portland Hawai a Calgary Edmonton a Phoenix Vanoouvw a Las Vegas
GREATER P.O. BABE RUTH PREP
W L T P
ICG Cubs 2 0 0 4
Overwaitea 2 0 0 4
Northern Hardware 110 2
Triange Sports 110 2
The Permanent 0 10 0
IWA Mans 0 10 0
The Pas Lumba 0 2 0 0
JUNIOR
W L T P
Legion 2 0 0 4
Fraser Stat 1, 0 0 2
Tabor Lake l' 1 0 2.
Brink Forest 110 2
Eks 110 2
Royal Bar* 110 2
Spruce Ex. 0 1.00
Inland Kenworth 0 2 0 0
NHL PLAYOFFS Conference Finals (Baet-of-aeven)
All times- EOT WALES CONFERENCE Saturday Result Montreal 6 NY Rangers 2 (Montreal leads 20)
Tonight's Game Montreal at NY Rangers, 7:35 p.m.
Wedneeday Game
Montreal a NY Rangers, 7:35 p.m.
Friday Game
x-NY Rangers a Montreal, 735 p.m.
Sunday, May *11 x-Montreal at NY Rangers, 7:35 p.m.
Wednesday, May 14
x-NY Rangers a Montreal, 735 p.m
Thursday, May 1 Montreal 2 NY Rangers 1 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Sunday Result Calgary 8 SI Louis 2 (Series tied 1-1)
Tueeday Game Calgary a St Louis, 8:35 p.m. Thursday Game
, Calgary at St. Louis, 8:35 p m. Saturday, May 10
x-St. Louis a Calgary, 8:05
p.m.-
Monday, May 12
x-Calgary at SL Louis, 8:35 p.m.
Wednesday, May 14
x-St. Louis at Calgary, 9.05 pm
Friday, May 2
Si Louis 3 Calgary 2 x-tf necessary.
Tuesday Day Ladles • Spoon Day Tuesday. Spotleaa Ona Hour Dry Cleaning. Qualifying Round • Match Play. KP #10. Tee No. 1 8.06 • B. Guest. G. Clelland, L.
Dorosh, M. Whitwham.
8:13 • B. Weldon, E. MacLise, F.
Heighington, M. Germaniuk. 820 • T. Cole, M. Row, E. Swanson, R. Wclnnis.
827 • A. McDonald, M. Shilling-ton. M. Foreman, T. Roine. 8:34 • M. Glazier. L. Brown. I. Bri-, gham, M. Morgan.
8:41 • D. Nielsen, A. Thibaudeau, E. Bgwd, D. Berry.
8:48 • P. Robertson, R. Jewitt, C.
Pain, S. Frey.
8:55 - C. Van De Vosse, J. Short, A. Matson.
9.02 - D. Grant, S. Schultz, M. Curtis. R. Mitchell.
Tee No. 10 . 806 - R. Carson, E. Sadowsky,
B. Banner, D. Code.
8:13 - D. Russell, B. Hill. R. Lit-nosky, M. Angeli.
820 • V. Calyniuk, M. Norton, P.
Young, R. Biddle.
827 - L Hewlett, M. Rustad, U.
• Skuggedal, P. Kent.
8:34 • M. Weilmeier, H. Samuel-4 son, A. Wlebe, B. Kerr.
The Evening Section of the Prince George Ladles' Golf Club feeturee a nine-hole, low net-throw out two holes event on Tueeday. A aodal In the Games Reom will follow:
Last week's winners were:
First Flight: A. Miller.
Runner-up: M. Corrlgal.
Second Right: C. Hughes. Runner-up: A. Walker.
Tee limes are as follows:
402 • S. Hodson, Pat White, J. Jacobsen.
4.09 - M. Chappel, H. Rodger, P.
4:16 - M. Wettlaufer, K. Enemark, P. Harley.
423 • M. Allen, G. Munro, A. Strong.
430 - I. Rand, H. Kolman, D. Meyers.
4:37 - L Zimmerman, H. Woro-bey, A. Walker.
4:44 - J. Toumler, W. Lindsay, S. Senum.
4:51 - S. Kashyap, C. Engstrom, A. Cleghom.
4:58 - A. Miller, M. Corrlgal, N. Price.
505 • R. Dow, W. Fletcher, A. .All.
5:12 • J. Billon, M. Sidsworth, C. Hughes.
5:19 - M. Niehaus, S. Morgan, B. MacDonald, S. Vogt.
National Hockey oil scoring leaders geme:
Gretzky. Edm Gilmour. Si Larouche, NYR Federko, SI Risebrough. Cal Thomas, Tor Paslawski, SI Dmeen, Hart Anderson. Hart Maruk, Mn Mu ten. Cal Fergus, Tor FMtoy. NYR Brooke, NYR Gartner, Wash Kurri, Edm Leeman, Tor
League ' play-after Sunday
GAP
8 11 19
8 9 17
8 8 16
5. 10 15
5 9 14
6 8 14 8 5 13 6 7 13 5 8 13
4 9 13 8 4 12
5 7 12 5 7 12 4 8 12 2 10 12 2 10 12
2 10 12
SATURDAY
AHL
St Catharines 2 Hershey 1 (Hershey leads best-ol-seven semi-final 3-2)
IHL
Fort Wayne 8 Peoria 4 (Fort Wayne leads best-of-seven semi-final 20)
Saginaw 7 Muskegon 4 (Best-of-seven semi-final tied 1-1) Ontario Guelph 6 Belleville 6 (Guelph leads eight-point final 6-4) Centennial Cup Semi-final Penticton 7 Orillia 3
SUNDAY
AHL
Adirondack 3 Moncton 2 (20T) (Adirondack wins best-of-seven semi-final 4-1)
ML
Muskegon 3 Saginaw 2 (OT) (Muskegon leads best-of-seven semi-final 2-1)
Peoria 2 Fort Wayne 1 (Fori Wayne leads best-of-seven series 2-1)
Ontario Guelph 2 Belleville 1 (Guelph wins eight-point final 8-4)
Kamloops 5 Medicine Hat 4 (OT) (Kamloops leads best-ol-seven final 3-1) Centennial Cup Championship Penticton 7 Cole Harbour 4
SATURDAY
NBA
Philadelphia 107 Milwaukee 103 (Philadelphia leads best-of-seven second round 2-1)
SUNDAY
NBA
Atlanta 106 Boston 94 (Boston leads best-ol-seven second round 3-1)
Dallas 120 LA Lakers 118 (Best-of-seven second-round series tied 2-2)
Denver 114 Houston 111 (OT) (Best-of-seven second-round series tied 2-2)
SATURDAY Rangers 2 Habs 6
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‘ 1. NY Rangers, Paiement 4 (Enxon, Melnyk) 3:15
2. Montreal, Smith 3 (Chelios. Boisvert ) 925
Penalties - Smith Mtl (interference) 626, Osborne NYR (elbowing) 10:03, Skrudtax) Mtl (roughing) 1525, Allison NYR (hooking) 1620
Second Period
3. Montreal, Carbonneau 8 (Robinson, Gainey) 1:41
4. Montreal, McPhee 3 (Lemieux, Green) 9:22
5. Montreal, Lemieux 7 (Gainey) 1322
6. Montreal, Carbonneau 7 19:43 (sh)
Penalties - McPhee NYR, Kordic Mtl (slashing minors, fighting majors) 7.05, Ruotsalai-nen NYR (hooking) 9:58, Naslund Mtl (slashing) 1333, Lalor Mtl (high-sticking) 1402. Huber NYR (holding) .1503, Ludwig MD (high-sticking) 18:03. Third Period
7. NY Rangers, Paiement 5 ( Ruotsalainen, Larouche) 8:38 ‘ (PP)
8. Montreal, Chelios 1 1324 (PP)
Penalties - Paiement NYR, Nilan Mtl (fighting maiors) 0:23, Montreal bench (too many men; served by Kordic) 6:59, Allison NYR, Richer Mtl (roughing minors) 9:38, Skrudland MU (illegal stick) 9:38, Ridley NYR (holding) 11:49, Osborne NYR (roughing) 17.04
Shots on goal by New York 7 7 7-21
Montreal 12 14 fr-32
Goal (shoU-stves) <- New York: Vanbiesbrouck (26-21); Hanlon (000 ol third, 6-5); Montreal: Roy.
Powerplayt (scorsdchances) — New York: 1-6; Montreal: 1-5.
Referee - Koharski; Linesmen - Firm; Stickle.
Attendance - 18,072.
SUNDAY Blues 2 Flames 8
First Period
1. Calgary, Risebrough 3 (Sheehy) 8:51
2. Calgary, Risebrough 4 (Sheehy, McDonald) 18:17
3. Calgary, Mullen 8 (Otto, Maclrmis) 19:57 (pp)
Penalties—Raglan Stt, Pavese Stt, Johnson Cal, Risebrough Cal (roughing) 3:59, Nattress Stt. (tripping) 5:47, Baxter Cal (interference) 11:27, Cavallini SI, Sheehy Cal ( delay ol game) 13:50, Hunter StL, Tonelli Cal (high-sticking) 18:17, Bourgeois StL (high-sticking) 18:43. Second Period
4. Calgary, McDonald 6 (Tonelli, Risebrough) 125
5. St. Louis, Ramage 1 (Wickenheiser) 18:15
Penalties-Barr StL (hooking), Bourgeois SI, Johnson Cal (10-minute misconducts) 2:36. Baxter Cal (holding) 6:53, Sutter StL (slashing minor, fighting maior), Otto Cal (slashing minor, fighting major, 10-minute misconduct) 923, Gilmour SI ( slashing) 12:17, Tonelli Cal (hooking) 12:58, Berezan Cal ( hooking) 14:21, Raglan SI (holding), Peplins. Cal (high-ticking) 17:57.
Third Period
6. Calgary, Risebrough 6 (Maclnnis) 1:35
7. Calgary, Patterson 3 (Boz-ek, Reinhart) 425 (pp)
8. St. Louis, Gilmour 8 (Ramage) 5:38
9. Calgary, Quinn 3 (Reinhart, Maclnnis) 10:58 (pp)
10. Calgary, Maclnnis 3 (Patterson, Berezan) 18:15 (pp)
Penaltles-Hunter StL
(slashing minor, fighting maior, Tonelli Cal (slashing, roughing) 0:22, Barr StL (holding) 8:56, Raglan SI (high-sticking), Nattress Stl (misconduct) 10:03, Baxter Cal (misconduct) 10:58, Bourgeois Stl (roughing, misconduct), Raglan StL, Johnson Cal, Tonelli Cal (misconducts) 1735, Sheehy Cal (roughing) 18:44.
Shots on goal by:
St. Louis 6 12 4-22
Calgary 20 10 9-39
GoaHthoU-tavtt):
St Louis: Wamsley (22-18) Ml lien (125, 2nd period; 17-14); Calgary: Vemon.
Power-plays (scored-opportunl-ttes)—St. Louis: 0-4; Calgary: 4-8.
Referee-Fraser; Linesmen-d'Amico, Hodges.
Attendance-16,762.
SATURDAY
Babe Ruth Junior
Fraser Sta. 14 Tabor Lake 4 Brink Forest 2 Eks 1 Leg»n8 Wax) Kenworth 2 Royal Bank 12 Spruce Ex. 7 Pnp
ICG 8 The Permanent 3 Overwaitea 7 The Pas 4 Triangle 12 Nor. Hardware 2 Utile League P.G. East River Industries 4 Chieftain 0 Nechako Op. Eng. 9 Oandonak) 8 PPWC7Tabor Lake 2 SUNDAY SOFTBALL Man's sk^pttch Icebreaker tournament Final
Cariboo Chrome 3 Moons 1 BASEBALL Babe Ruth junior
Tabor Lake 6 Inland Kenworth 3 Elks 10 Royal Bank 8 Legion 8 Brink Forest 4 Prep
Overwaitea 8 IWA 5 ICG 6 Triangle 5 Nor. Hardware 10 me Pas 8 TOOAY SOFTBALL Spruce City men 7 • Royals vs. Bencher 830 - Holiday Inn vs. NCO Men's slo-pitch 6:15 - Cariboo vs. Moons 730 ■ Runners Worid vs. A & B Men's merchant Icebreeker tournament 6:30 • Royals vs. Croft 730 • Coulling vs. JJ*s Pub Mixed recreation 730 • Tabor Arms vs. Westwood 730 - Rebels vs. P.G. Bookkeeping 730 • Pollard vs. College Hts. 7:30 - Outlaws vs. Bodyworks 730 • Lakewood vs. High Energy 7:30 • Centre City vs. Henfrey's Minor boys Midget
5:45 • Ted Doyle vs. Clandonald 7:15 - Chiefs vs. Spruce Credit Bantam
6:30 • Spruce City vs. N. Sports Minor glris
6 • Eagle Ridge vs. Teamsters Bentam4Mdge<
5 • Elks vs. Bargy’s BASEBALL Senior men 6:30 - Simon Fraser vs. Howa Babe Ruth Junior
6 • Fraser Stat. ys Inland Kenworth Prep
6 - The Permanent vs. Triangle Little League PXLEast 6 • Texaco vs P.G. Motors Nechako 630 • Joe Martin vs. PPWC
VANCOUVER (CP) — Top 10 finishers in the Vancouver Internationa maa-thon Sunday.
Men's open
1. Hiromi Nishi. Japan 221:14
2. Yuuzen Segami, Japan 222:09
3. Roy Davis, Quesnel 22520
4. John Currie, Richmond 22622
5. James Jasieniuk, Saskatoon 226:35
6. Chisato Kawade, Japan 227:59
7. Richard Home 23021
8. Eoin Fahy, Vancouver 231:52
9. Daniel Keliher 23231
10. Rob Barber 23352
Women's open
1. Joi Belyk, Saskatoon 2:4527
2. Anne Galloway, Edmonton 25030 ; 3. Shannon Maruk, Delta 2:52:10
4. Claudia Dow 25225
5. Sally Balchin 2:5505 > 6. Linda Stenseth 255:17
7. Sheron Chysler 255:47
8. Joan McGrath 25835
9. Janine Toneff 306:14
10. Yukino Hirayana 3.0830
BASEBALL American Leegue Kansas City Roysls activate outfielder Lonnie Smith; send outfielder Dwight Taylor to Omaha of the American Association.
Milwaukee Brewers place outfielder Mike Felder on the 15-day disabled list; activate catcher Bd Schroeder.
New York Yankees place pitcher Ed Whitson on 15-day disabled list and pitcher John Montefusco on 21-day disabled list; sign pitcher Tommy John and recal pitcher Mike Armstrong from Columbus of the International League; receive notice from league office that manager Lou Pmiejla has been suspended two games.
Seattle Mariners place pitcher Edwin Nunez on 15-day disabled list; recall Jerry Reed from’Calgary of the Pacific Coast League.
FOOTBALL
NFL
Cleveland Browne sign centres Joe Abke and Bi Schick; mnrang backs Valdez Baylor. Stacy Driver, Jeremiah Snowden, Cliff Reid and Kyle Collins, linebackers Bobby Bel Jr., Rowland Tatum, Marcus Marek, Kurt Norman and Ken Santeffi; defensive ends John Cade and Ralph Malone; nose tackles Reginald Carr, Paul Hanna, and Mansei Carter; wide receivers Eddie Coleman, Louis Watson and Adrian McBride; safety Mike Curtin; tackles Tom Emmons and Tony Russo; tight ends Dave Heste-ra. Ken Tate, Clint Wilson, and Mike Siano; comerbacks Ents Jackson and Othel Wilson; and guard Gary Kats to free agent contracts.
New York Jets sqn quarterback Tom Ehrtiardt to a free agent contract.
Ptttatxxgh Oteelen sign wide receivers Andrew Baker and Jessie Britt, nose tackle Peter Long; comerbac* Chris
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ownew, Nneoac*ef nussei rames. running back Dan Reeder and defensive tackle Jay Wals to free-agent contracts.
Atlanta Falcons sqn wide receiver Derryt Shepherd dndnnetl Bengas sign defensive ineman Keith Armstrong Cleveland Browns announce retirement of offensive ineman Robert Jackson, sign wide receivers Alton Alexis and Greg Andenon, tackle Scott Bolzan. running backs Mark Brooks and Mark Harrison, quarterback Jiff Christensen, inebedter Joe Costelo. kick a Ricky Gam, comerbacks Mark Harper and Harry Skipper, punier Stan Taley, defensive end James White and guard Jeff wtska.
\ Denver Broncoa sign running back Darnel Stone.
New Orleans Saints fire chef scout Joe Wodey and assistal scout Bobby Baldwin; name Bi Kuharth, dkector of professionaf personnel, chief scout.
WHITEHORSE (CP) - Quebec was the overal winner a the Canadian junior boxing championships tha ended Sunday.
The strong Ontario and Quebec teams took 11 medals each during three
days of competition involving more than 70 boxers younger than 17.
Quebec won seven gold, three silver and one bronze while Ontario came second with two gold, three silver and six bronze.
SHEFFIELD, England (CP) - Canada's Cuff Thorbum, attempting to regain the elusive worid professiona snooker championship, was stopped Saturday by the man who previously deprived him of Ihe title twice.
Englishman Steve Davis, the No. 1 rated player in the worid, defeated Thorbum of Toronto 16-12 in the best-of-31-frame semi-final and wil face fellow Englishman Joe Johnson, the No. 16 seed, in the championship final.
Thorbum, the No. 2 seed who won the work) title in 1980, was looking lor revenge after two previous worid championship defeats to Davis. They were locked a It frames apiece a the start of the final session.
But Davis, looking fa his fourth wortd title, launched a four-frame winning run - including a final-frame score of 122-0.
Thorbum, whose second son was bom earlier this week, said after the match: "I'm disappointed, but at least I gel to drink some champagne now and I can't wait to get home."
Davis said his match with Thorbum was “one of the hardest I have ever played. I would have been devastated if I had lost, but I am not <
The event features $700,000" jdten in prize money.
MOLARS WERE MIGHTY John (Hercules) Massis of Ostak-ker, Belgium, earned the distinction of having the strongest teeth in the world when in 1979 he prevented a helicopter from taking off using only a specially rigged mouth harness.
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