re October 22, 1986 BI CLOSED FRIDAY NOON — 5 P.M. OPEN 5 P.M. - 11 P.M. Pete’s TV 24th Annual SATURDAY 9 A.M. -6P.M. OPEN SUNDAY — NOON - 5 P.M. Panasonic Mets record first win in Series BOSTON (AP) — The real New York Mets finally showed up for the World Series. “We had hing to prove to es, to the Boston Red Sox and the rest of baseball,” Lenny Dykstra said. “We didn't win 108 games for nothing.” Dykstra lifted a 1-1 pitch into the right-field seats. It Dykstra homered on the game's third pitch in Game _was the first Series leadoff homer since Davey Lopes in 3 Tuesday night, starting New York on a 7-1 romp and its 1978. first victory after two losses at home. Then Gary Carter lined a RBI double and, after “Our backs weren't against the wall, but we were — Boston blew a rundown with a pair of misplays which getting very close,” said Bob Ojeda, who limited his allowed two Mets to escape on the bases, designated-hit ex-teammates to one run on five hits in seven innings. ter Danny Heep singled in two more runs. Ojeda outpitched Dennis (Oil Can) Boyd, who had It was the first game for the DH in this Series, and boasted Monday that he would “master” the Mets. Heep made it worthwhile to the National League “I think the only one who got mastered tonight was champions. him,” Dykstra said of Boyd after going 4-for-5. Carter added a two-run single in the seventh and The Mets, batting .190 in the postseason entering the Ray Knight doubled home a run in the eighth. game, scored four times in the first inning — aided by a That was more than enough for Ojeda. His off-speed blown Boston rundown. That was one more run than they scored in the first two games combined. They finished with 13 hits, also one more than Games 1 and 2 together. SINGLES IN TWO pitches kept the Red Sox off-balance all night. The Mets now hope Ron Darling can do the same tonight in Game 4. Darling, who lost the opener despite allowing only three hits and an unearned run in seven innings, will oppose Al Nipper. Nipper, 10-12 with a 5.38 earned run average, has not pitched since Oct. 4 in the final week of the regular season. The Mets, while not directly saying so, are looking forward to facing the inconsistent right-hander. GETS TO THIRD After Dykstra homered, Wally Backman singled sharply to right and took third on another single by Keith Hernandez. “They didn’t hit the ball really hard, but they hit good pitches,” Boyd said. Boyd went on to retire the next 11 batters and 17 of 18, but by then it was too late Ojeda, the first pitcher to start a World Series game against the team he played for the preceding year, only struggled in the third, when Dave Henderson singled and scored on Marty Barrett's single. “He was changing speeds a lot, in and out,” Henderson said. “He pitched instead of threw.” Ojeda became the first left-hander to beat the Red Sox in a World Series game at Fenway park since 1918, the last year Boston won the championship. He left after the seventh, and Roger McDowell retired the final six Boston batters. 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Terhune; Viens and Jackson tallied two assists each, while Walter Sheloff had a single. In the third period the Rebels limited Trail to one one goal, while racking up seven goals for the 12-5 win. Terhune and Viens scored two goals each, Colin Carew, Jackson and Andrew Zibin got one goal apiece Terhune and Jackson had three assists each. Adrian Markin, Lorne Kanigan, Viens, Dave Zarikoff and Kevin Koorbatoff were credited with singles Trail outshot Castlegar 35-27 in the game The Rebels’ next game is Friday at home against Rossland Warriors at 8 p.m. at the Community Complex Pee Wees lose 6-3 to Trail By CasNews Staff Castlegar Pee Wee Reps lost 6-3 to Trail Monday in a West Kootenay league game. On Saturday Castlegar defeated Beaver Valley 15-1 at the Community Complex In Monday's game in Trail the two teams were tied 1-1 after the first period. Derek Lalonde scored for Castlegar Shane Cutler scored at 14:50 of the second period to put Castlegar ahead, but Trail tied the score at 16:16. In the third period, Trail scored three goals before Castlegar replied late in the period to make the final 6-3 for Trail. Cutler scored Castlegar's final goal, assisted by Jason Batchelor On Saturday, Castlegar scored six goals before Beaver Valley got its only goal with 2:12 left in the first period Castlegar went on to notch five goals in the second period and four in the final frame to make the final 15-1 Lalonde scored four Castlegar goals, Nino DaCosta had three, Dan Stelek and Frank Strobel scored two each, while Greg Pope, Clay Bouthillier, Jason Batchelor and Derek Kazakoff added singles Twelve different players picked up assists. Kazakoff had three assists, Shane Cutler, David Green, Kevan Rilcof, Strobel, Bouthillier, and Chris Postnikoff had two each, while Batche lor, Stelck, Lalonde, Pope and Shane McAfee got singles Castlegar’s next game is at 1 p.m. Saturday when the local team visits Nelson. yy » ee ee tote game in Trail By CasNews Staff Canada’s national hockey team and the West German Olympic team will Canada-West German series in Leth bridge. Canada’s National ‘Team recently play a six-game series in in Western Canada, including one game in Trail. The teams will open the series Nov. 21 in Calgary. They will meet Nov. 23 in Red Deer, Alta. and Nov. 24 in Lethbridge before travelling to B.C. for games in Fernie Nov. 26, Kimberley Nov. 28 and Trail Nov. 29. According to a prepared release, the last meeting between Canada’s nation al hockey team and the West German Olympic team occurred in April 1986. Team Canada went undefeated in the two-game series recording a 4-4 tie with West Germany April 7 in Munich before winning the second contest 4-3 April 8 in Rosenheim. The series with West Germany was the final two games of the 1985-86 season for Can ada’s National Team. West Germany, meanwhile, used this two-game series with Canada to prepare for the 1986 FINAL RACE . . . Senior girls, junior girls and junior boys take off from start line during final West Kootenay cross-country race held Tuesday at Selkirk girls category College. In team results, J.L. Crowe (Trail) was first in senior boys, Grand Forks was first in junior boys and Kinnaird Junior secondary school topped the junior Cashews Photo AGAINST NELSON Bantam Reps win 7-6 later, Jarrod Isfeld converted a goal mouth pass from Jeff Beck and scored on the short side of the net. Nelson was not to be denied and scored at the eight-minute mark to narrow Castle: gar’s lead to one goa David Vecchio put Castlegar up by two goals again by picking up Stephen Junker’s shot in front of the Nelson net and rifling it into the net. Stephen Junker earned well deserved assist and at the end of the first period Castlegar led 31 Both teams played hard and Castle gar scored the first goal of the second period. Jason Ferris received a pass from Stephen Junker and scored with a wrist shot he hash mark of the face-off circle. It was Junker's second assist Nelson pressed unrelentingly and was rewarded with three unanswered goals, tying the game at the end of 40 minutes of play Stan Makortoff was Castlegar's Stephen Junker's goal with just 24 seconds left in the game lifted the Castlegar Bantam Reps to a 7-6 win over previously unbeaten Nelson Ban tam Reps Sunday at the Community Complex The win was the first of the season in league play for the Castlegar squad and came a day after the local club dropped their opening league game 93 to Beaver Valley, again in the Community Complex In the Nelson game Castlegar came out flying and the forwards, fore checking tenaciously, created many goal scoring opportunities. Castlegar goalie Jamie Muller made a number of good saves. Castlegar opened the scoring at the 12:50 mark of the first period when David Vecchio passed the puck to the point, and Lonney Schmidt's slapshot found its mark Both teams were evenly matched and play was intense. Two minutes goalie for the third period. Just 1'/ minutes into the period Castlegar re- gained the lead when Aaron Sorenson scored on a goalmouth scramble, as sisted by Roger Carlson and David Josephson The scoring seasawed between the two teams. Nelson tied the game at the 13-minute mark and then Roger Carl son scored, assisted by Aaron Sorenson and David Vecchio to put Castlegar ahead Nelson tied it up again at the 3-minute mark and with 24 seconds left in the game Roger Carlson passed to Clinton Swanson who put the puck on Stephen Junker’s stick with a perfect pass. Junker rushed across the Nelson blue line and took a well aimed slapshot from the top of the face-off cirele that beat the Nelson goalie and gave Castlegar the 7.6 win Coaches Paul Phipps and Ralph Tassone said they were pleased with the team’s effort Islanders beat Devils 6-3 By The Canadian Press The New York Islanders broke out of the doldrums and goaltender Kelly Hrudey broke into the win column Tuesday night with a 6-3 NHL victory over the New Jersey Devils. It was Hrudey’s first victory in three games this season. “We were getting the good chances (in the earlier games) but we were running into hot goal tenders,” he said. Except for a seven-goal game against Washington, the Islanders were having problems on offence in the first weeks of the season. They carried a 1-3-1 record into Tuesday night's game. Brent Sutter led the Islanders with his fourth and fifth goals of the seasor and an assist. His first goal gave the Islanders a 4-1 lead after one period and was the game-winner. His short handed goal in the second period gave the Islanders their final three goa cushion. Goals by Ken Leiter, Tomas Jonssor (shorthanded) and Rich Kromm gave the Islanders a 3 lead in the first period before Jan Ludvig scored for New Jersey. Sutter closed out the first period scoring at 16:49 The Devils got second-period goals from Mark Johnson and Pat Verbeek. Nut Mikko Makela and Sutter scored later-tf the period for New York. In other games Tuesday it was Edmonton Oilers 9 Chicago Black hawks 1 and Quebec Nordiques 4 Washington Capitals 4 Ollers 9 Blackhawks 1 Wayne Gretzky had two goals and three assists for Edmonton, giving him 21 points in seven games and putting him back atop the individual scoring race. Steve Smith with two, Jari Kurri, Kevin McClelland, Marty McSorley, Mark Messier and Glenn Anderson added other Edmonton goals. Al Secord scored the only Chicago. World Cl in Moscow West Germany surprised everyone at the 1986 World Championship by upsetting Czechoslovakia 43. Their seventh place finish in the tournament enabled West Germany to once again qualify for the “A” Pool World Championship to be held this season in Vienna, Austria April 17 to May 3, 1987, The release says the West German Olympic Team will be a strong oppo nent for Team Canada as their player roster experiences very few changes each year. The West German Olympic Team is expected to be led by forwards Ernst Hofner and Franz Reindl and de fenceman Michael Butz. The Sports Network (TSN) will tele vise the third game of the Team a series of pre-season NHL games. In four games with NHL teams, the national team finished with two wins, one loss and one tie. Team Canada defeated the Los Angeles Kings 7-4 Sept. 27 in Regina, Sask. and the Quebec Nordiques 4-3 Oct. 1 in Rimouski, Que. before tying the Minnesota North stars 3-3 Oct. 5 in Thunder Bay, Ont. The only defeat against NHL competition occured in Calgary Sept. 28, when the Flames stopped the National Team 7-2. The Team Canada-West German series in Western Canada will provide hockey fans with an opportunity to see many of Canada's top prospects for the 1988 Winter Olympics in action includ ing goaltender Sean Burke, defence men Trent Yawney and Zarley Zalap ski and forwards Ray Cote, Gord Sher ven and Wally Schreiber. This series will also mark the return of New West minster, B.C. native Ken Berry to the national team. Berry, a member of Canada’s 1980 Olympic Hockey Team played last season in Bayreuth, West Germany The Team Canada-West German series will be the first international tour in Canada this season for the national team. Following the West German series, Team Canada will pre pare for a seven game series with the Moscow Selects December 5-13 in Eastern Canada, the Izvestia Tourna ment Dec. 16-21 in Moscow and the Calgary Cup to be held at the Olympic Saddledome Dec. 27-Jan. 3. Canada’s National Hockey Team is operated by Hockey Canada in cooper ation with the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association. Mercer, Deschene help Knights to win By CasNews Staff Chief Mercer scored four goals and Don Deschene added three as Castle gar Knights defeated Checkers/Mal lards 10-4 Monday night in a Castlegar Recreational Hockey League game In games Sunday, Castlegar Play boys beat Woodland Park Shell 113 and Sandman Inn blasted Checkers Mallards 15-4 In Monday's game. the two teams were tied 1-1 after the first period Mercer scored for the Knights. assisted by Randy Morris and Peter Tischler In the second period the Kni went ahead 4-2 on goals by Antignani, Mercer and Descher sisting were Mercer and Kinakin with two each, and Sanders and Deschene with singles Wayne Popoff scored for Checkers Mallards, assisted by Dave McKinno: In the final frame, the Knights scored three straight goals before Checkers/Mallards replied with tw« their own. The Knights then scored three more to make the final 104 Getting the Knights goals were Deschene and Mercer with two each and Dan Markin and Jerry Antignan with singles. Mercer assisted on three of the goals. Deschene, Markin and Antignani had two assists each Conroy and Morris scored for Checkers/Mallards. Al Akselson as sisted on both goals In Castlegar Playboys’ win over Woodland Park Shell, the Playboys held off the Shell team in the first period while scoring four goals. The Playboys led 82 after the second period and scored three more goals in the third frame to the Shell team’s one goal for an 11-3 final Perry Samoyloff, Lawrence Hali sheff and Bill Nazaroff scored two goals each for the Playboys. Randy Martin Rod Zavaduk, Mitch Quadvlieg, George Roberts and Tony Nazaroff also scored Assists came from Terry Halisheff with four, Quadvlieg and Tony Naz aroff with two each, Bill Nazaroff Perry Samoyloff. George Roberts and Randy Martin with singles Stan Makortoff scored two goals for Shell and Wes McPherson had the other marker. Ron Coe had two assists while Doug Makortoff, and Craig Wilson got singles. In Sandman Inn's high-scoring vic tory. the Inn team led 5-1 after the first period and make it 13-2 after two periods. Each team scored two goals in the final frame