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March 26, 1989

SPORTS

CURLING PLAYDOWNS .

men
April 1.

FINALS APRIL

I

. Curlers frantically sweep rock during Castlegar Curling Club
onan playdowns taking place. Final games for men's and ladies’ clubs are slated for

Curling playdowns

Championship playdawns are. in
full swing at the Castlegar Curling
Club. The final games for both the
men's—and_ladies’clubs._will_be
played om Saturday, April 1

1989 CAMPIONS
NOW IN STOCK

Equipped with Mercury
Outboards. All
Galvanized Highliner
Trailers.

Syringa Park Marina
Call Sid Smith © 365-5472

League winners and a wild-card
team curl for the club crest on the
ladies’ side.

The __Tuesday-evening league is
represented by _the_“Lorraine John
rink and the Thursday-evening lea
gue by the Ruth Trickey foursome.
The afternoon ladies’ league went
down to the final game when Trick
defeated the Belle Gray
rink to take first place. The draw
committee gave the final spot in the
championship round to the
foursome who outdrew the
Waldie rink in a groundhog

The men's league is in playdowns
with 24 teams still in contention at
press time

At the

ey's team
Gray

Sharon

wind-up on April 1

RECREATION

MARCH 26 — Happy Easter! Com
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MARCH 27 — Easter Monday — ali
classes cancelled. Recreation Office
CLOSED.

MARCH 28 — Spring Break Comp
(ages 6-12 years) 4 full days of ex
citing activities. Register for the
week or the day. Drop in fitness 7-8
p.m. Complex $2.00.

MARCH 29 — Drop in morning fitness
10-11 a.m. $2.00. Registration is
taking place for morning, evening
aerobic classses, aqua fit, Variety

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MARCH 31 — Registration deadline
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APRIL 9 — Champions on Ice. Tickets
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tribute will be paid to Castlegar
RCMP Const. Dale Hockley who has
been transferred to Chilliwack.’ In
1986. Hockley's team won the RCMP
Canadian Championship. As — the
third on the Devlin rink this year, he
played to the semi-finals of the
provincial playdowns. Hockley’s curl
ing ability exceeded by his
sportsmanlike conduct on the ice. A
true gentleman of the sport, he will
be missed by Castlegar curlers.

The rink will be open to the public
to watch the best in Castlegar
Games are scheduled for 9
a.m., noon, and the final at 4 p.m
Dinner, presentations and a dance
wilt follow. Fickets- for the evening
festivities are available at the rink at
$8 per person or $15 per couple

is only

compete

Soccer
teams
wanted

Women's soccer teams are wanted
for tryouts in Zone 1 for the B.C
Summer Games. Players must be 16
years of age by July 1, 1989 and must
contact Deb Pasacreta by April 23 for
location and date of playoffs.

mens
would like
further information they can contact

If there are any w soccer

teams in Castlegar and
Pasacreta in Nelson

Women's soccer is becoming more
popular and it would be great to see

more competition in the Kootenays,

Pasacreta says

Malarch

uk may

return in April

BUFFALO, N.Y. (CP) — Clint
Malarchuk was still scared after
being released from hospital Thur-
sday, but the Buffalo Sabres goal-
tender who had his jugular vein cut
by a skate blade hopes;to be back on
the ice next week.

I'm.scared 1 still feel. the
pain,”’ he said, “*I have to get better,
then start thinking about getting
back.””

The Sabres are anxious, too.
“The prognosis is for a complete
said Paul Wieland, the
team’s director of communications:
“It is amazing that he’s done so
well so far. First it was life-threat
ening; now it’s a question of when he
will play again — not if.”"
Malarchuk might return
playoffs in early April
Malarchuk, 27, received a 1S-cent-
imetre gash to the right side of his

recovery,"

for the

néck after a collision early in the
Sabres’ NHL game Wednesday ag-
ainst St. Louis. He flipped off -his
mask as blood gushed from his neck.

On Wednesday night,’ Malarchuk
had 90 minutes of surgery to repair a
partially severed external jugular
vein and a completely severed neck
muscle.’ He was listed in good
condition after the operation, but the
native of Grande Praitie, Alta., said
Thursday night he still felt ‘‘a little
woozy,.""

‘A LOT OF PAIN”

**1 still feel a lot of pain in my neck
and shoulder,"” said Malarchuk, who
admitted the extent of the injury
hadn't hit him initially

‘It didn’t really sink in until today,
and 1 realized what I had been
through. The way the blood was
pouring out — it didn't make me feel
very good."*

“*When I saw the blood, I flipped

my mask off,” he said, ‘It was
incredible, As my heart would beat,
it would squirt. I thought 1 was
dying then, I really did, I knew it was
my jugular vein and that I didn't
have long to live."*

Malarchuk, traded from the Wash-
ington Capitals this month, said he
strugged to his feet and refused to be
taken off the ice on a stretcher.

“The day I go off on a stretcher is
the day they have to make funeral
arrangements.""

However, Wieland said first
officials at Buffalo Memorial “Aud-
itorium ran out of stretchers to. carry
out fans sick at the sight of the pool
of blood left in the Sabres! crease.
Wieland said nine people fainted and
there were two suspected heart

was really horrifying,” Wie.
land said. ‘It was coming out of him
like’ fire hose."”

DUNEDIN, Fla. (Cp) -

Jays new leadoff hitter:
“This ismy year,” he said. “*
the media — ever.

know I can doin baseball."”
year since 1981

42 runs.
homers and 96 RBIs.

I've never said tharto
I've never beasted about stats or
anything. But this is the year I’m going to do the things I

In 1988 the nine-year veteran suffered his worst
He hit .239, hit 10 homers and drove in
A year earlier his average was

Moseby out to score
runs for Blue Jays

By TOM MALONEY

Lloyd Moseby, claiming
to be mentally and physically rejuvenated, aims to hit at
least 20 home runs and steal 50 bases as the Toronto Blue

game for him.

said.

I'm out to
that's the fi

282, with 26

'm going to prove | can
do whatever | want in
this game. I'm in the
best condition of my
career.’ — Lloyd Moseby

inthe last year of his contract
Moseby, 29

year —
going to go out,

game.””

sliding into second

six-foot-three, 200-pound veteran
Moseby,

On the trading block much of the winter, he attrac-
ted about as much interest as Florida swampland. He's

“A lot of people have said T can’t do it,

“That's the reason I want to doit
‘It has nothing to do with money or my free agent
who cares about that? They said my back was
that it won’t be able to stand the turf
I'm going to prove I can do whatever I want in this

In the off-season he hired a physiotherapist to get
his back, worn down by artificial turf, and his knee back
into shape. He hurt the knee late last season in Cleveland

“I'm in the best condition of my career,”’
the centre fieldef, is jumping one spot in

the order to leadoff. Kelly Gruber will hit-No. 2, with
Tony Fernandez moving to third from first

said

stolen bases.

bag at will,
said the

An emotional player, Moseby figures the challenge
of batting leadoff is going to put the fun back into the

“Batting second is avery unselfish position,” he

“Batting first, I've got control of my own destiny

“I’ve got Kelly who’s going to protect me (during
steal attempts) like 1 protected Tony for five or six years.
core runs, to create havoc. That’s my game,
n I get out of the game, is running.”

Moseby’s 1988 season started slow,
out. He was upset in the spring by the George Bell affair,
when asked to move to left field from centre.

But the trade to Cleveland of Willie Upshaw,
Moseby’s best friend and golfing partner, drained him.

“*I didn’t have any fun last year,"* Moseby said. ‘‘If
I'd hit .320, it would have been an abysmal year.

“*I didn’t have any friends. | didn't have Willie. I
know people don’t uridérstand anything about that but
... I had nothing left
elsewhere; to finda chattenge.

“But now the challenge is here and it’s. a challenge I
really appreciate. I’m glad someone did it for me.”

‘CAN MATCH NUMBERS

Through each of the last five seasons, Moseby
averaged 72 walks and 36 stolen bases. Hitting instruc-
tor Cito Gaston feels Moseby can duplicate those num-
bers, while maintaining his home run pace and getting
his average back above .261, hisicareer mark

“‘Moseby has good eyes and he can still hit the ball
out of the park if he gets his pitch,”*
not going to cut his swing down-so he can get a base hit
and steal second.”

The most steal attempts he’s ever made were 52, in
1985. This year, his optimistic projection is 80, with 65

“Even when my back is hurting, T can stilt steat a
** he said.

He admits he'd like to be a 30-30 man
closest in 1987, with 26 homers and 39 stolen bases
éareer highs on both counts

“\My goal is to score runs,””
the guys behind me are going to have a good year.””

then fizzled

That’s why I wanted to go_

Gaston said. ‘‘He’s

He came

he said. ‘If 1 do that,

ib

March 26, 1989 BS

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