62 Castlegar News August 10, 1991

SIDELINES

By News Services

Unhappy Hab may skip

MONTREAL - The latest National Hockey League free
agent threatening to jump to Europe if his contract demands
are not met is Montreal Canadiens defenceman Mathieu
Schneider.

Gus. Badali, Schneider's Toronto-based agent, told Le Jour-
nal de Montreal this week he is studying the notion of playing
in Europe next season.

“There are teams in Italy with lots of money who you can be
sure would want a defenceman of Schneider's ability,” Badali
said. "After two years, Schneider could still come back to the
NHL.”

Schneider said he felt Montreal general manager Serge
Savard “hasn't offered what I'm worth and it's disappointing.”

Brawl costly to Canadians

HAVANNA - Canadi fficials accused players of
using “bats, fists and feet” in a wild mellee during a Pan-Amer-
ican Games baseball game Thursday.

Coach John Upham, 49, of Windsor, Ont. was in hospital in
stable condition after suffering an angina attack«Pitcher David
Krug of Oakville, Ont. came out of the sixth-inning brawl with
a suspected broken nose and thé Mexican manager Antonio
Pollerena was sporting a gash on his forehead ‘after being
struck by Canadian catcher Alex Andreopoulos's mark.

The game was called and Mexico, leading 7-5 at the time,
was awarded the victory. Canada has appealed the ruling.

Rocket Richard returns

MONTREAL - Maurice (Rocket) Richard will be honorary
captain of the Montreal Canadiens during this season's 75th
anniversary of the National Hockey League, the club
announced Thursday.

Richard, the first player to score 50 goals in a season and
who had 544 goals in 18 with Mi 1, wil p
the Canadiens at various anniversary functions. Each of the 22

NHL teams are to name an honorary captain for the season.
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NEW YORK (AP)-—-fvand
Holyfield, the undisputed heavy
weight boxing champion, says
he's committed to fighting Mike
Tyson, even if Tyson is indicted
for rape.

Tyson also expects to fight —
no matter what. ’

" He's basically said, (Look, I
have a committment,’ " manager
Shelly Finkel said of Holyfield's
feeling about fighting the former
world champion, who could be
indicted for rape by a special
grand jury to be convened next
week in Indianapolis.

“A contract is a contract,”
Finkel said of the agreement for
a mandatory defence by Holy-
field against Tyson on Nov. 8 at
Caesars Palace in Las Vegas.

“I received a letter from Vin-
cent J. Fuller, who is MIke
Tyson's attorney, and it also was
signed by Mike Tyson,” said Dan
Duva, who will promote the
fight. “ The letter said Mike
Tyson has decided whether or
not an indictment is issued
against him, he will go forward
with the Nov. 8 bout against
Evander Holyfield.”

A news conference for the
bout is scheduled for Sept. 4.

An 18-year-old contestant at
the Miss Black American
pageant at Indianapolis last
month has accused Tyson of
rape. Tyson also was sued for
$100 million Wednesday by
Rosie Jones,.a former Miss
Black America who charged the

fighter d and
battery by touching her b 1

and emotional issue. Just
b he's wand

and whispering “sexually per-

verted” comments in her ear at
the pageant July 18,

Duva, a lawyer, said the ra)

i is "a very sensiti

ng $15 million
(Tyson's guarantee) and hjs job
is fighting for the heavyweight
championship, he should not be
treated any differently than
anybody else.”

Rape case doesn't deter fighters

“There are contracts,” said
Seth Abraham, president of
‘Time-Warner Sports, the parent

company of TVKO, which handle_

the pay-per-view telecast of the
match. “TVKO is going forward
with the fight for Nov. 8.”

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Jesus says: “Be not anxious
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put on? Is not life more than
food and the body more than
clothing?”

How can we not be anxious
about our livelihood, our jobs,
our future? Isn’t this teaching by
Jesus a bit nai a bit too
much? We must admit, however,
that ours is an anxious genera-
tion, For example I have never
experienced such anxiety as I
saw in young people in my role
as university chaplain in recent
years.

What is Jesus trying to say to
us in this text?

First, it is not prohibitian
about human concern, nor is it a

di ion of wise pl. ig.

Second, it is important to
note that this passage is poetic
language, not scientific lan-
guage. Birds and flowers-and
people do sometimes die of star-
vation and cold. That does not
mean that the sayings are not
true, but rather that they are
meant to describe an attitude,
an orientation towards life. The
key word is “anxious.”

Are there not many things
that we should be anxious
about? What is wrong with that?

Jesus says not to fret about
things you cannot change. What
is wrong with anxiety, worry, is
that it depletes our energy,
leads to self-consciousness and
self-centredness and paralysis.
There is no positive content in
anxiety, because anxiety comes
from fear. It comes from fear of
loss — loss of our standard of
living, of our health, of our rela-
tionships.

It comes from a fear that dis-
tracts us from the real meaning
of life, that puts the emphasis in
the wrong place. It concentrates
on livelihood rather than living.
Life is not food or work or cloth-
ing or education. All these
things are the means to life.
Anxiety concentrates on the
means, rather than the end.

When the means to life are
th d, we do get i
Our whole society encourages

that. Today when so many are
out of work, should they not be
anxious? The devastating aspect
of living unemployed is not so
much material as i

Fear leads to anxiety, self-
seeking and paralysis. Love
leads to concern and action.
Love sets us free from our divid-
ed loyalties, from our self.

because we live in a society that
says that if you cannot be eco-
nomically productive you are not
worth much,

That is not_what Jesus says,
What Jesus says is, “Aren’t you
worth much more than these
(the birds and flowers)?”

Another thing that anxiety
does is to drain away the
strength from today and waste it
on tomorrow in fears that may
never be fulfilled. Why worry
today, for -example, about
whether you will be OK tomor-
row? Better to concentrate on
what is on hand now, and in so
doing be ready for tomorrow.

What about the things over
which we do have some control,
some responsibility? What then?
How shall we avoid anxiety over
these things?

Jesus tells us to seek first the
Kingdom of God. Now what help
is that, what does it mean for us
in our age of anxiety?

The Kingdom of God is the
kingdom of right relationships.
Tt involves love and trust in God
and love for another. It is an
existence of harmony of humani-
ty with God, with each other and
with the whole created order.

It is our true life towards
which we strive. Being inthe
kingdom is being totally reori-
ented to life. It is the kingdom of
love and trust, and love and
trust are the opposite of fear and
anxiety.

tred concentration on trying to
preserve our life. '

Love and trust give us a free
heart, courage and strength to
allow us to accept each new day
as it comes.

If we are reoriented by the
Gospel, by the good news that
Géd loves us and accepts us, we
are then set free from our @inxi-
eties.

Even so, we will find our-
selves anxious from time to time
because perfection is not yet
attainable.

But we constantly continue to:
seek for the fullness of the king-
dom, to pray for its coming
when, as Jesus promises, true
security will be ours.

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