* 82 CastlegarNews  June6, 1990

SPORTS

GERMANY

World Cup soccer final game.
The Germans, beaten by Italy in 1982 and Argen-
tina in 1986, are confident the experience gained by

their favor at this year’s tournament. finals.
Team captain Lothar Matthaus — the only man

four years ago — and fellow defender Andreas Brehme (cession.
and striker Jurgen Klinsmann play for Inter Milan.

English hooligans
cast dark spectre
over soccer show

during rioting by Liverpool fans at Brussels’ Heysel Stadium.

Egypt.
homegrown hooligan kick.
Chester centre for machoism.””

manual laborers.
expensive designer clothing worn to matches.

changed,”’ Dunning said. ““They haven’t.’”

than others.

LONDON (Reuter) — It's World Cup time again and organizers of soc-
cer’s great spectacle are bracing for a fresh outbreak of the English Disease.

That's the term Europeans have given English hooliganism, which reached
its lowest point in May 1985 when 39 people were killed when a wall collapsed

T-shirts are currently on sale in England, emblazoned with the slogan, ‘We
came, we saw, we kicked: ass," and British police predict soccer hooligans will
translate those words into action when preliminary-round play gets under way
mext week in Sardinia. England is in a group with Ireland, the Netherlands and

Defender Thomas Berthold and striker Rudi
Voller are with AS Roma while latest midfield

ROME (AFP) — West Germany is counting on its discovery, Thomas Hassler, has just joined Juventus
Italian connection carrying it to a third successive from Cologne for $8 million US,

SCOTLAND

ROME (AFP) — Scotland will attempt to break
five of their stars playing in Italy will tip the balance in the habit of a lifetime in this year’s World Cup soccer

Its appearance will be its eighth in the latter stages
to mark Diego Maradona out of a game in. Mexico of the sport’s greatest spectacle and its fifth in suc-

However, despite this illulstrious record, the Scots

W@RLD No sex in the
CuP '90

Players score one
against violence

After years of studying, infiltrating and battling gangs with names like the ORISTANO, Sardinia (AP) —
Headhunters and Gooners, British experts say they know what makes the England scored a deliberate own-

goal Tuesday to symbolize its op-

“Some are on record as saying the thrill you get from a fight at a football _ Position to soccer violence before
match is better than sex," says Eric Dunning, co-director of the Sir Norman _breezing to a 10-2 exhibition win

over an all-Sardinian team.

Dunning, a sociology professor, says most of England’s soccer hooligans __As its fans start arriving on the
are poorly-educated young men who hold jobs as unskilled or semi-skilled island a week before England

opens its World Cup_ schedule

In class-conscious Britain, they are at the low end of the scale despite the against Ireland, the team came up

with the idea as a warning to the

“People are fooled into thinking the class origins of the thing have _ violent element among its suppor-

ters.

England's hooligans, he said, are much better organized now than they In a message read to the 5,000
were in'the 1960s although some gangs, known as ‘‘firms,” are more close-knit fans at the game — among them

about 100 British fans — the team

have never qualified for the second phase of the com-

petition.

In 1974 Scotland was eliminated on goal differen-

ce, despite being unbeaten.

Four years later Ally McLeod’s much-hyped
Squad shocked the Netherlands 3-2, but was beaten 3-1
by unheralded Peru and drew'l-1 with Iran.

In 1982 Scotland again went out on goal differen- decades.
ce after it had condeded two against New Zealand.

~ BRAZIL

ROME (AFP) — Brazil is banking on a change of
tactics to bring it. arecord fourth soccer World Cup.

“‘deliberately scored on its own
goal to emphasize that violence by
fans was nothing more than an
own goal scored against the game
of soccer.”

Straight from the opening
kickoff, midfielder Steve Mc-
Mahon.sran-toWard his own goal
and shot past goalkeeper David
Seaman.

Following McMahon’s own
goal, England burst back with
three goals each from Neil Webb
and Peter Beardsley, two from
Steve Bull and one from David
Platt.

Since taking over the team in March last year he
has introduced a disciplined sweeper system around
Botafogo defender Mauro Galvao, who js supported
by two central defenders.

land of love

ROME (AP) — To win the
World Cup, some soccer coaches
will do anything — even deprive
their players of love in the land of
amore,

At this year’s 24-team World
Cup tournament in the homeland
of Romeo and Juliet, some, people,
find it ironic that Italian coach
Azeglio Vicini has told his players
to swear off sex during the month-
Jong tournament.

To others, Vicini’s prohibition
doesn’t seem out of line: soccer-
crazy Italy is trying to win an un-
Precedented fourth World Cup.

Most World Cup teams
haven’t announced a policy on
sexual relations. Several coaches
have said that what the players do
in their free time is their business.

But at least two teams — Spain
and Uruguay — have prohibited
players’ wives or girlfriends from
being with them during the World
Cup.

In announcing his ban on séx,

Gone is the magically instinctive Samba football
that thrilled the world and was rewarded with the old
Jules Rimet trophy in 1958, 1962 and 1970,

It has been replaced by a more functional style as
manager Sebastiao Lazaroni attempts to eradicate the
inconsistencies that have denied the South Americans
any notable success in the competition for two

Vicini said last month: ‘‘Chastity
of players prior and during a
major competition has been a
long-debated but unsolved
problem."’

During the World Cup, Vicini
said, his players would be too
busy training, ‘concentrating on
Strategy and studying their op-
ponents to spend time with
women.

Since Vicini’s announcement,
the impact of sex on soccer has
become hotly debated.

“If you make love, I think it’s
good because it relieves stress and
makes you feel better,’’ says Piero
Iacono, a 54-year-old Roman bus
driver. ‘‘People who don’t make
love don’t feel good.’’

The Uruguayan players have
been training for 45 days without
seeing their wives or girlfriends,
and the tournament final is not
until July 8.

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NHL teams announce

The Chicago Blackhawks and the
Quebec Nordiques made major
organizational moves Tuesday and
the Philadelphia Flyers are expected
to be the next NHL team to announ-
ce a key appointment.

The Blackhawks added the general
manager's job to head coach Mike
Keenan’s portfolio, moving Bob
Pulford, who had been general
manager since 1977, to a vice-
President’s post.

The Nordiques named Dave

succeed Bob Clarke, who was fired
when the Flyers missed the playoffs
for the first time in 18 years.

It’s an extremely active offseason
for front offices around the league.

The Calgary Flames named Doug
Risebrough head coach last week,
then added Guy Charron ‘as an
assistant.

Keenan, 40, saying he wants the
Blackhawks to ‘become a franchise
of the 1990s,”” announced his first

Player signings. They're two of
Czechoslovakia’s best: - Dominik
Hasek, 25, a premier goaltender, and
Frantisek Kucera, 22, a six-foot-two,
205-pound defenceman who was out-
standing during the recent world
championship in Switzerland.
Meanwhile, the Edmonton Oilers
continue contract talks with Jari
Kurri. The veteran Finn, who became
the 4eague’s all-time playoff goals
leader in helping the Oilers reclaim

moves

the Stanley Cup last month, will
become a free agent July 1 if he
doesn’t re-sign.

Sather said defenceman Reijo
Ruotsalainen has advised him he
won't be back next season. He'll play
in Europe.

The NHL hands out its major in-
dividuals awards in Toronto tonight
(8 p.m. EDT, CBC-TV).

Chambers head coach,

Michel Bergeron, who was bounced
last Thursday. Chambers coached
Canada’s junior team to the-world
championship in 1988 and was an

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trom Mission B.C., 8:26. 2nd Stu Smith
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Fastest Hydre — Tom Rasmussen, Abbotsiord. B.C
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Yves Cotes, South Slocon — 146 45,

Wayne Stuprikol, Costlegor — 1 52 29

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Sinners Woyng McCorgar. Costleger with Rosemory
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Winner, Wayne McCargor Costlegor

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Clockwise from top left: The
Miss Castlegar contestants
wave to the crowds along the
Suntest parade route; this little

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jasting Friday at the Fireside
Inn; plastic ducks are dumped
into the water at the start of the
duck race at Pass Creek Park
Sunday; a young frog owner
gets some help setting his frong
on the starting block during the
annual frog jumping
competition Sunday; a

oungster tries out the feel of a

jorse's nose after the
Ceremonial Mounted Troop of
the Lord Strathcona Horses
perform at Kinsmen Park
Saturday; two members of the
Debbie Tompkins Dancers
entertain out of the rain at the
Community Complex Sunday;
Tracy Antignani of Castlegar is
congratulated for winning the
second prize in the lottery
button contest by Ken
Whiddington, manager of
Canada Safeway in Casigar; and
Salva, owned by Don Angerilli
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that won him second place in
the canine frisbee contest

Sunfest 90 — Sunfiesta

Photos by

Ed Mills

Claudette Sandecki
and

Marilyn Strong

June 6, 1990 Castlegar News 83