82 CastlegarNews July 28, 1990

SPORTS

Kicking Lu is closing in

VANCOUVER (CP) — Lui
isn't your garden variety
Place-kicker.

Besides kicking field goals and con-
* verts, Passaglia punts, kicks off, has
been known to run or pass on third
down and has even caught a touch-
down pass.

Now the Vancouver native, in his
1Sth season with the B.C. Lions, is
Poised to become the top scorer in
CFL history.

The five-foot-11, 180-pound, soc-
cer-style kicker has pulled to within 16
points of retired Edmonton kicker
Dave Cutler's 2,237 points.

Passaglia has kicked 483 field
goals, the most in CFL history; Cutler
had 464.

He has missed just one of 551 con-
vert attempts. That was seven years
ago when the holdere, Joe Paopao,
couldn't handle a low snap.

Passaglia also is the CFL leader in
punting with more than 82,000 yards,
averaging more than 43 yards a punt

His production includes a 54-yard
field goal in 1985 and a 97-yard punt
three years ago.

All but six of his points have come
from kicking. Ironically, his first
Points in the CFL were on a 10-yard
touchdown pass during his rookie
season.

Passaglia, who has led the CFL in
scoring three times, threw a touch-
down pass to Scott Lecky last season.
The play covered 89 yards.

Passaglia first played quarterback
and then wide receiver when he was at
Simon Fraser University in Burnaby,
on an athletic scholarship.

But it was because of his kicking
that the Lions made him their first
round pick in the 1976 CFL draft

As the record gets closer —
Passaglia has 25 points in two games

*

tions 825-4466

this season — his modesty increases.
“Helping the B.C. Lions

gain
respectability in the city has been im-
portant to me,”’ Passaglia said in a

recent interview

“We weren't getting big crowds
when I joined the team. I'm thankful
I could help bring a winning attitude

and a wihning atmosphere to the
team. It’s important to me to have a
respectable, hard-working football
team.""

Ugly doesn't matter
in standings for Riders

OTTAWA (CP) — It wasn’t pretty, but it was what
win-starved Ottawa Rough Rider fans wanted — a 50-46

upset of the Edmonton Eskimos.

“At the beginning of the year, if someone asked me:
“Would you take losing your first two games to beat Ed-
I think I would,” said Rider wide receiver
Stephen Jones, who caught touchdown passes of $7 and

monton?’

47 yards.

The win was the first for Ottawa this CFL season af-

“*Sheilagh, will you marry me? Love, Bill.’’
On the field, Ottawa quarterback Damon Allen com-

pleted just 10 passes, but five of them went for touch-

downs.

Edmonton quarterback Tracy Ham threw for 411
yards and rushed for 62, but the Rider defence intercepted
him four times and sacked him eight times.

Ottawa led 23-0 after 12 minutes and 36-13 at half-

CFL

to come back

ter two losses and the first loss for Edmonton after two

wins.

It was also the first time the Riders have beat the
Eskimos in 10 games stretching back to July 18, 1985.

The crowd of 26,411 was roaring throughout a wild
game that featured six interceptions, eight turnovers on 10
fumbles and a marriage proposal via the scoreboard in the

second quarter.

A few minutes later, Sheilagh Delanty said yes, via
Goguen’s

the same scoreboard, to Bill

Joe Faragalli

time, but trailed 44-43 by the fourth quarter and needed a
fumble by Eskimo punt returner Henry (Gizmo) Williams

“He just dropped the ball,"’ said Eskimo head coach

“At halftime, we came in and said if we don’t cough

it up, we're going to win the ballgame and that's really a
hell of a thing because that’s what eventually beat us.""
Williams ran back a Terry Baker punt 32 yards,
before fumbling the ball.
Ottawa running back Reggie Barnes recovered the

fumble on his own 36-yard line. Allen took over and, six

question:

plays later, handed the ball to running back David
Conrad, who ran two yards for a touchdown at 9:19.

Hilton hits comeback trail

By CHRIS CARIOU
The Canadian Press

“Time!”’ barks Dave Hilton Sr

His No. 3 son, Matthew, lets up on
the punching bag

Then it's back to work, training for
a fight Matthew Hilton says he must
win

Got
trainer

“Hip, hip, hip,” Hilton gasps
every time he hits the bag

says his father, also his

It sounds like ‘hit, hit, hit,”” and he
did that well enough to win the junior
middleweight championship of the
world in 1987

But like the rest of the, Fighting
Hiltons of Montreal, he lost a battle
against personal problems, especially
booze. He also lost the title, 17
months after he won it

Now he’s on the comeback trail,

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Preparing for a fight against Knox
Brown of Memphis, Tenn., on
Tuesday in Edmonton.

“It’s not the opponent I’m worried
about; he’s not even in the same class
| am,"’ the curly-haired boxer says in
a high-pitched, gentle voice.

“It’s just myself. I've had a lot of
setbacks and mind problems. That's
what I’ve got to change."”

Hilton is the fourth child in a
family of five boys and one girl
Davey Jr., 26, has had run-ins with
Police. Alex, 25, is serving time in a

Quebec jail for weapons and drug
charges.

Stewart Hilton died at age 17 in
1986 when his car crashed near Mon-
treal. His father said then: ‘‘It seems
our family is doomed to everything
that goes wrong."”

Matthew, now 24, was the shining
light of the four fighting Hiltons. He
stayed out of trouble and became a
world champion.

“I thought I knew what I wanted
and I got it, before I started letting go
and not being responsible enough,”’
Matthew Hilton says.

SIDELINES

Canseco shooting for 60

OAKLAND, Calif. — Another home run binge has Jose Canseco
talking historic numbers. Again ; ;

“I think I can hit 60,"’ Canseco said after hitting his 30th and 31st
of the season Wednesday.

Mathematics say Canseco will have to pick up his pace to reach the
60-homer mark, but that’s only because he’s missed 20 games with a
back injury.

With eight home runs in his last nine games, including three two-
homer games, Canseco has hit his 31 homers in 77 games — one every
2.48 games.

If he were to continue that pace through Oakland's final 65 games,
he'd finish with 57 home runs this season. Over a full 162-game
schedule, that pace would translate into 65 homers.

Oakland manager Tony La Russa says Canseco’s recent home-run
bonanza is another indication how hot this slugger can get

Ducey wants to leave Jays

TORONTO — Rob Ducey, the one-time great Canadian baseball
hope, has asked for his release from the Toronto Blue Jays, the Toronto
Globe and Mail said Friday. ’

Ducey of Cambridge, Ont., has played parts of three seasons with
Toronto, hitting .236 in 178 at-bats, but his average is hovering around

255 in Class AAA Syracuse.

“‘He’s never gotten a full chance in Toronto," said Ducey’s agent,
Steve Yormack. ‘‘He can help any major-league team, and he should get
a chance to do so."”

Ducey appeared to have made the Jays for good as the fourth
outfielder in 1989 coming out of spring training, but the Jays faltered at
the start of the season and manager Jimy Williams stuck with his top
three outfielders — George Bell, Lloyd Moseby and Jesse Barfield.

When Barfield was traded, it appeared Ducey would play more.

But he hurt a knee during practice at the SkyDome when he fell through
an unlocked outfield fence. He spent most of the rest of the season on
the disabled list. He’s suing the SkyDome for $1 million.

Canucks release bruiser Stanley

VANCOUVER — Rugged left winger Daryl Stanley will not return
to the Vancouver Canucks after an unproductive and injury-shortened
1989-90 season, the NHL club said Thursday.

Stanley, 27, played just 23 games of spot duty last year before
suffering torn tendons in the ring finger of his left hand on Jan. 13
against Buffalo. He had one goal and one assist. He became a free agent
July 1

“*We probably would have offered Daryl a contract if Shawn
Antoski hadn't been our draft pick,’’ late in the first round, said
Canucks vice-president Brian Burke

“That made him expendable. If Antoski doesn’t make it, Craig
Coxe and Ron Stern will fill that role."’

The Canucks also will not offer contracts to three other minor-
league free agents — right winter Jose Charbonneau and centres Steve
Johnson and Keith Street.

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