: Sent iid 10, 1982

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Blind receive e funding

OTTAWA. {CP) — Handl- grated with able-bodied ath-' get discouraged because the |
capped athletes have for. the  letes in and now is ‘not there..: ~~‘

ot ” first time been recognized by she's proved it.” b+) It's niee'to know that the |

Pilon,‘ a. University of Ot- work I've put into it'has pald

Jawa ctudont, said of the new off. I've ‘lose a lot of school -

the: at important factor in'th i
te ttn of Bret eilson' behind.

Student “athletes receive

BEST YEAR FOR MOST. | $885:a month and ‘their tui-
“Some. of them did; more') tion. ‘Those out of school/re-
‘than’ they, had done before, : ¢eive only the cash allowance:

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‘Hudson’ Bay. Value Maks ers: ive Di

‘The aguas are ee:
ing ‘veteran defensive end
Lyall Woznesensky, out since
Sept. 5, will be able to sult up

Nate: Johnson, who is at)!

tempting to fill'‘the shoes! of

“Eugene -Goodlow, will. help sos

““oronto: to thwart Winni-
g's explosive passing

“They're one of the ‘few
teams in the league that: has

concern, but they're strong.
renere on offence.”

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while: Allsdair Nixon receiv-
ved most improved..

For’: the ‘Rangers, Alex
Hartman’ was MVP while
John Hargraves was. most
improved. The’. “Celtics, saw

David Josephson and Chris °:
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“was most’ im:
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_ 800, Tyler Loo was MVP and *

Bteve, Ritson was most im-
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‘old category Tu-Dor Sports’
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proved.

‘The ‘association thanked all
-who helped to. make the
. 8eA80N . '8; success for the -

young; players.

‘Any ‘player still having-a
uniform may turn it in at the’
“arena complex. Coaches are
asked to return equipment to
division managers.

(eubmitted)

8-0 decision over Cul
Bulgaria; South Korea and
Argentina’also won quarter.
final round’ games.
The tourhament. switches
to Buenos Aires and the
city of

At®'6-foot' 7-inches, Allan
‘Redon. has ‘used: the’ Jap-

anese philosophy. ‘to become ©

one. of’ Canada’s top: gym-
nasts,-

Reddon, 20, was the first
Albertan to be selected to
Canada's’ senior ’ national

ics“ team.» He |. did

ya defected 1 Cuba 189, :

(16:12, 16-18, while ‘Bulgaria’

beat Poland 16-10, 16-13,
16-4.

South Korea downed East,
Meanwhile, defending

champion Soviet Union drop-
craic

Soviets

Germany. 15-11, 15-12, 16-9.

most sof, his. training ‘in’ Ed-
‘ monton ‘under. coach Gord ;
Osborne:

“My parents started me in
“gymnastics . when). 1 was
_seven, and: I've been at. it
ever since,” Reddon said. “I
have.to give them the credit;
they ‘stuck with me all the
way.”

to play

_ Six NHL teams.
nati :ba fil’ on on’?

ONTREAL--(OP} =!
National . Hockey ®: ‘Leaguel

viet Union, NHL president

‘Sohn “Ziegler ’ and ‘Alan
1 direc:

HtH™ time a
elub from. Russia has visi-
ted NHL. teams.

Among .the more famil-
iar names. are. goaltender.
Viedisiay Tretiak, defence-.-

tor of the’ NHL'*P!
Association, announced

It's expected 16 current
* members‘ of the Russian

£.

‘UNIONDALE, N.Y,
{AP).— Goaltending, seor-
ing punch, defence, discip-
line;: patience ‘and solid
_management — these are.

tablishing’ a. three-year °
stranglehold on the Stan-
ley. ‘Cup. : ©

‘Add to. the list another
-element: conditioning, The
Islanders have ‘been: not’
‘only ‘the best team in the
National Hockey League
since 1980, but probably
‘the healthiest...

Trainer , Ron Waske
credits the elub's vigorous

~ Islanders bee
and healthiest -

the ingredients that aided -
New? York Islanders in es-.

pared: to play: hockey,

' “We stress flexibility on’
and off the ice in our ex-
ercise programs and. we
make sure they keep their
cmusele tone.“ *

While ‘some: Islanders’
have. fallen « victim ‘to’ in-
juries — ‘defencemian Ste-
fan Persson miissed 10 reg-
ular season with a cracked
rib and six playoff games’
with a slight shoulder sep- |.
aration last year and team
captain Denis Potvin, also
a ‘defenceman,’ severely

hurt his groin ‘during the
1981 Canada ‘Cup’ tourna-
ment and missed 21 games ©

as
the. reasom the’ Islanders »
infirmary remains relative-
“ly quiet. ‘

“We work: hard at it,”
‘said. Waske, jthe: team’s’
-head trainer for nine years,
“We keep the guys ‘physi-
ony, ‘and mentally Pre-

‘— most rs .of the -

team ‘have » remained fit
Heroughout. hele cAteats:;

Mike: Bossy, the team's
leading scorer. last seazon
and one of the most dyna:
mic.’ goal-scorers in’ the
game, has missed only 18:

yincheslav. .Fetisov
cad forwards Sergei Mak-
arov, Viktor Krutov, Ana-
toli- Semonov and Sergei

_ Shepelev.. The. Russians.”
will announce their roster
by Nov..1..-

Billed ‘as: Super. Beries
'88, the first game will be.”
Played Dec. 28:in Edmon- -
ton, with the Oilers serv-
ing as hosts. The Russians,
coached by Viktor. Tikho-
nov, then visit ‘Quebec
Nordiques on. Dec. $0 be-

‘fore a New Year's Eve date

n, (Brian) ! Downing ta. hit 20
; “"c: aghiévement of the aaa :

help defray. training and -

ys. “Who expected .
home runs (28)?
Jong’ time’ why Doug De-
Cinces hadn't hit .800 (he hit

801 this year). He told me he''-
‘wasn't rey ene this

rolé in California's success, as
veterans. ‘like Geoff Zahn,

y-., 18-8, Steve Renko, 11-6, and
Ken Forsch, 18-11, had some
ed.” of the

“Even- though. everyone
reads me as an intense per-
son, which I. am, managing
has been :an : intense. plea-
sure,” says Mauch; who. fre-
quently has offended report-
ers with his aloofness and air
of « ‘superiority....“Watehing
: these: players ‘play with the
intensity and dedication ‘ they
possess, has been'a Pleamurs,

Freddie |. Lynn
picked ‘us up and packed us
around for 50 games.-I mean

- he literally carried us around

von his back.”
If. the ;season . ends. for. :

!Mauch and the Angels in the’

American League playoffs, at
least: no one can ever ask ,
‘Mauch ‘again ‘why’ he hasn't
managed a champion. That's
what Mauch’ had been car-
rying, around on his back.

“Canoeists nearly
“reach destination

TROQUOIS FALLS, ‘ONT.-
(CP) — Four ‘canoeists on

; and Bruce Cordes of

Tpaeaeouter Calif., ‘have

been on the water since April
89 when they dipped their:
‘paddles into the | Bow River in
‘Alberta.

vent in such: a large under-
tains, it’s: been ‘smooth

~ next planned stop,

’ By the time they « arrive i in
Quebec City around the end:
of ‘November they'll have

stroked 6,000 kilometres. a
In between they've trav-..

‘This ‘sort of trip. isn’t: new,
to Cordes. Ten years ago he
took :,14 months”: to“ cance
across. the U.8..00525 0

The canoeists were to con-

+ iMhe allowances also’ are
graded to reflect the lével‘of

ly with ‘the able-bodied ath.
letes are Jacques Pilon, 25 of
Ottawa, .1,500-metre cham-
pion in the 1980-Blind Olyzi-

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ples-who also holds the world . nal

utes, 12.6 seconds and the
world 1,500. mark, at 4:81.6;:
hurler-long jumper. Yvon
Bourdeau of Quebec; Olym-
pic champion swimmer. Tim
.Melsaac -of- Winnipeg; | six-
time world swimming record
holder Yvette Michel of Van-
couver. and - Olympic: 400-
metre track champion Pat
York: of Vancouver, : 4
Sport Canada normally. rm
quires 20 countries to com-
pete in events leading to
recognition for assistance,
but in the case of the handi-

‘capped. athletes . this was

reduced to 18 countries. -

ELATED BY MOVE
‘Pilon and others involved
in handicapped , sports.-are
elated at the’ decision. Next

:in ‘line’ for recognition ‘are.

expected to be the wheel-’
s Shale: sport athletes, already

hugely encouraged: by para-
‘plogie Neroli Fairhall of New
Zealane

gear and ..'
+ enough food to last until the, ped
thletes: could be fully inte-

<: NLadies’ Auxiliary
The; Ladies’ Auxiliary at

“Legion - sbranches contribute

elled rivers including” the tinue their journdy. Saturday some $6,000,000 a year to

Saskatchewan, Kapel, . Red. -

and English, crossed ‘numer-
ous lakes and even cut across
a corner: < James Bay, -
where a Beluga whale circled
their canoes and they spotted
seals sunning themselves on
the shore. -

“We're fortunate « there's

2 been nothi far as

Flames: on: Jan..2, Minne-
sota North Stara on Jan. 4,
and Philadelphia Flyers‘on
Jan. 6.:

A television package for
showing the games is ex-
pected’ to ‘be. completed
within the next two weeks.’

The ‘first time the Rus-
sians faced NHL teams in a
North American tour was
in 1976-76. when :. Soviet
Wings'.and- Central ‘Red

. Army played eight ‘games.

‘The, last: time, ; was. ‘in
1979-80 when Central Red |
Se ee:
mo played ‘nie games.”

big storms go— wo've gotten

. pretty lucky,” Cordes said.

“The hardest part, is thes:
long, tiring days.”

‘They’ atlaed a at this ‘toe
- 60 kilometres northwest: of”
aynmine via the Abitibi Riv-

“Desite the hazards inher: :

The Canadian Red’ Cross
would like to remind you that’
wet clothes can extract heat
from the body, nearly ‘200°.
‘times faster than dry clothes.
‘So, play it safe this winter.
Dress rear and keep those
jclothes dry.

games in five ) \yeara.

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