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Soccer teams and
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one, Elizabeth Nixon, divi-
sion two, and Lorna Marsh
for division three.

The association will also be
holding a coaches clinic 7:30
p.m. Monday, April 26 at
Kinnaird Junior Secondary

Teams and coaches of
Castlegar Minor Soccer Asso-
ciation were assigved to their
division managers. at an ex-
ecutive meeting held Monday
night...

Division one will be five to
seven-year-olds, division two,
.eight- to 10-year-olds and
aivson three, 11- 13" years

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Sports

Gretzky | named player of the year

TORONTO (CP) — Wayne
Gretzky, star centre of Ed-
monton .Ollers has been
named the National Hockey

Tsagve player of the year for
+ third

ped Ph! Esposito's eoed of
76 set in 1970-71.
For the last three seasons,

Gretzky has either. won or ©

shared The | Hockey News’

season by
me Hockey News and for the
second consecutive time by
The Sporting News. -

books in 1981-82, breaking
one-season marks for goals
(92), assists (129) and points
(212). The latter two records
were improvements on his
own marks the previous year
while his goal standard top-

Riders need better defence

REGINA (CP) — Saskat-
chewan Roughriders: were
the most improved team in
the Canadian Football
League in 1981, but coach Joe
Faragalli says the club needs
consistency and a better de-
fence to make the playoffs

this year.

The Riders’ defence last
season had its moments of
glory — it ranked second to
Edmonton Eskimos in quar-
terback sacks — but overall it
was the second most scored
upon unit in the West Divi-
sion.

Fargalli, Coach of the Year
in 1981 when the Riders rose

- ‘Free

agent
market
-tough

WINNIPEG (CP) — The
‘general manager of Winni-

become scarce as the Na-
tional Football League
faces the threat of a play-
ers’ strike.

“The market’s going to
be tough,” said Earl Luns-
ford. “We're not going to
be signing very many
more. We saw this coming.
That's why we've gone out
and signed people early. I
think we've pretty well
signed what we want.”

Competition for signings
is stiff, he said. Canadian
Football League teams will
likely play a smaller role
than in past years in fol;
lowups to the NFL college
draft, set for next week.

“There just isn't anyone
sitting around,” Lunsford
said. “Teams down there
are really going after
them.

The : Bombers have
signed 16 veterans and 25
rookies to date. The latest
to sign are wide receiver
Tommy Donovan and de-
fensive back Henry Hen-
derson.

Donova, 25, six foot and
185 pounds, played college
football at Penn State ad
had 1981 tryouts with New|
-York Giants and Chicago
Bears of the NFL.

Hendersop,: 24, was a
1980 NFL cut from Detroit
Lions and Philadelphia Ea-
gles. The five-foot-11, 191-
pound backfielder played
semi-professional football

in Califo: it year,

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tend season, he and goalten-
der Mike Liut of St. Louis
Blues shared the honor while
he was the sole winner in
1979-80.

Gretzky, ‘in the - biggest
landslide in the history of the
Sporting News award, | re-
ceived 262 of the 280 votes
cast by NHL players. Bryan
Trottier of New York Is-
landers finished a distant

from a 2-14 record. the year
before to finish at 9-7 —
missing a playoff berth in the
final minutes of their season
— wants his defence to limit
the opposition to 21 points a.
game this year.

“If there's one thing I want
more than anything else it’s
that 21-or-under defence," he
said. “Defence gives you field

position, We want the de--

fence to keep the other team
in a hole,-stop then in their
end.

“Bottling them up so that
you get the ball back at mid-
field is good defence. Keep-
ing them toa field goal or less
when our offence turns it

Takes two things to win

By The Canadian Press

Emile Francis, coach and
general manager of St. Louis
Blues, says it takes two key
ingredients to win the Na-
tional Hockey League's Stan-
ley Cup.

Francis, whose team is one
of three on the brink of a long

.vacation- as -the -NHL quar-

ter-final playoff series ‘re-
sume tonight, says: -~*

“To win the Stanley Cup, ~
|. you've got to be both lucky

and good. And, so far, our
luck hasn't been too good.”

The Blues trail the sur-
prising Chicago Black Hawks
8-1 in the best-of-seven Nor-
ris Division series that con-
tinues tonight in St.-Louis.
The. rest of the’ schedule
shows two-time defending
Cup-champion New York, Is-
landers, ahead 3-1, at home
against New York Rangers;
Los Angeles Kings, down 3-1,
travelling to Vancouver to
play the Canucks and the
Bruins and Quebec Nordi-

News shocks Gretzky

By MIKE RUTSEY

TAMPERE, FINLAND
(CP) — Three members of
Edmonton Oilers on Tuesday
expressed shock, with super-
star Wayne Gretzky: “visibly
shakenpover the news of the
attempted kidnap on team

jer, Peter, Pogkdli ington.

“wah up ‘almost all night
:with’ Edinonton coach Glen
“Sather,” said a pale and
drawn Gretzky at a news
conference prior to the Can-
adian team's morning prac-
tice at the world hockey
championships here in Fin-
land

ind.
“I slept about two hours

second with 13 votes while
teammate Mike Bossy fin-
ished third with five.

Winnipeg Jets’ Dale Haw-
erchuk was selected by The
Sporting News as the rookie
of the’year. Hawerchuk, who
became the first rookie to log
more than 40 goals and 100
points in one season, ga-
thered 45 goals and 58 assists
for 108 points. The first-year
centre received 178 votes,

Joining Gretzky . on’ The.

Sporting News'NHL all-star‘:

team are left winger. Mark
Messier of the ‘Oilers and
right winger Bossy of the Is-
landers, defencemen Doug
Wilsbn of Chicago’. Black
Hawks and Ray Bourque of
the Bruins, and. goalie Billy
Smith of the Islanders.
ALL-STARS NAMED
Named to the all-star sec-
ond team are centre Trottier

ofthe right winger U

Larry, Robinson of Montreal team that, hyd finthed last in «
Canadiens and goalie Fuhr of the NHL in 1980-81 with only
the Oilers, , nine wins, but guided them to

‘ sate the largest ' one-season im-
Winnipeg Jets’ coach Tom provement in league history)
Watt and general manager __ 4g points — as’ theiJats:.
Johh Ferguson were ale: finished 10th overa!
horiored’ by The Hockey the playoff: for}
News asthe coach of the year made the playotle fof

first time.
and executive of the year, Ferguson resisted tie
respectively.

z ments to give up his top draft
Watt completed a success- picks and brought defence-
ful coaching career ‘with the man Dave Babych and centre”
of Toronto Blues . Dale Hawerchuk to form the

followed by Oilers’
Grant Fuhr, with 26, Min-
nesota North Stars’ Neal
Broten with 25 and Boston
Bruins! Barry Pederson 21.

“over inside our 36 is good de-
fence.”
TIME TO EXPLAIN
Faragalli and his coaching
staff have been working on

‘defensive strategy practical-

ly since last season ended.
When training camp opens in
Saskatoon on May 30, they
hope to have an easier time of
teaching it to the players this
season.

“A year ago in training
camp it took us time just to
explain. what a particular
thing meant, let alone get the
players ot execute it. prop-
erly,” Faragalli said. “They
had to learn it first. They

-even had to learn how to call

ques, tied 2-2, colliding at
Boston.

So far, the playoffs have
produced some of the most
competitive games.in recent
memory, with 22 of 50 games
decided by one goal. Eleven
of those victories came in
overtime — a figure that falls
two short: * the record of 13-

mes: set in

A year ago, there were
only eight overtime games in
the entire postseason sched-
ule, and just 19°of the 68
games played were decided
by one goal.

TALK OF TIGHTNESS

Islander defenceman Denis
Potvin, who.scored a goal in
his team’s 6-3-victory Mon-
day night in New York,
talked about the tightness of
the series he is playing in,
but the sentiment could have
been shared by everyone.

“Nobody's getting a break;
none of these games have
been any fun,” Potvin said.

last night,” said Gretaky. “I
consider him more of a friend
than an owner,

“He's also a friend of my
family. I'm just very. con-
cerned about what hap-
pened.”

Asked if he ever feared for
his own-safety, Gretzky re-
plied: “Always.”

Defenceman Kevin Lowe,
who shares a house with

Halifax’
in CFL?

HALIFAX (CP) — A Cana-
adian Football League fran-
chise for this Maritime city is
one step closer to becoming
reality today following a
meeting Tuesday betweert
the iti it

Rick Middleton of the Bruins
and left winger John Tonelli
of the Islanders, defencemen

.Paul Coffey.of the Oilers and

a play our way, it was ail new
to them.

“Now we won't be con-
suming time with that. We
can put more time into ex-
ecution, tuning things finer."

it season the Riders
rode an explosive passing at-
tack to their first winning
season in five years. They
were the fourth highest scor-
ing team in the CFL and
ranked third in passing.

But they finished fourth in
the West when they lost
thier final game in Vancouver
— a loss many people have
blamed on their lack of a run-
ning game.

“Part of the problem was

“Right from the opening
whistle, there’s been. no
coasting.”

The Black Hawks, who
took a: 7-4 decision on home
ice Monday night in Game 4,
have.a chance to advance to
the NHL's semifinal round

for the first time since 1974, -
- when they lost to Boston.

Chicago rookie. goaltender
Murray Francis said his team
still is in the series, but only
if the Blues can stop Chicago
centre Denis Savard.

Savard poured in three
goals, one of them while the
Black Hawks were. short-
handed, in Game 4.

The Canucks still are play-
ing with an-injury-depleted
rank of defencemen, but
-goalie Richard Brodeur has
picked up the slack against
the Kings. He's allowed 16
goals in seven playoff games.

“This proves we've got a
good system,” Brodeur said
after his team's 5-4 vi
Monday night. “It's simple,

Gretzky in Edmonton, . also
said he was “shocked.”

“This is like something
you read in the papers,”
Lowe said. “You never think
it's going to hdppen to people
you know.”

Lowe said Gretzky has tice.

confided. in him his worries
about being the target of
kidnappers. or .other, mem-
bers of the_lunatic fringe.
‘CAN'T WORRY"
“Sometimes. at home, if
there have been a lot: of
shootings, well, he worries
about things like that,” ‘said
Lowe. -“I tell him you can’t
worry about things like that.
“You can’t let things like
that rule your life. I mean
he’s in’ the spotlight and
everything; and ‘something

like that® ‘gives yim “a. big’

scare.” $

Football Club and the CFL
commissioner.

Maritime Professional
Football Club Ltd. gave CFL

F i is also close to
Lowe, 7

“He's not like any other
owner,” said Lowe. “He likes
all of his players. When you

Jake di
a ear ied cheque for $25, 000
Tuesday.

make he feels for.

you.
“T think he's a lot closer to

‘said’ Boston coach Gerry
Cheevers, “We've just got to evening of good entertain- -

before joining Vancouver nucleus of his club.
Canucks asanassistant coach He drew from all sources,
last year. adding players from Europe,
He took over a Winnlpeg the college’ ranks and. the
draft. and “also engineered a
number of deals’ which gave
the team stable’ goaltending
with the acquisition of Ed
Staniowski and Doug: Soe-
taert, ‘i a
that we just didn't Put mite a
effort. into. our *-runnin;
ganie,”. Faragalli said. “the
running © game suffered ; be- aan | b
cause there's only so mu
you can do, We had to make a swim clu
decision: Would we run the Castlegar Aquanauts swim
ball’-dowsi their throats, Or: lub are holding an extra day -
pass? - of registration 10 a.m. to 3°
“Well, we wanted é win p.m, Saturday at the Castle-'
now. We looked around and gira: Plaza;
pa we had two experienced New members are asked to
warterbacks, receivers We tring a copy. of their birth
ed great faith in and an of- cortifiea te.
fensive line that ‘could do 8 oDryland training. Begina
(be then wan. Mey 8 while:the club eiters
0. the Riders ‘gave ‘a ie
terbacks John Hufnagel and «7° Pool May 11-.:
Joe Barnes the green light, to.
pass. i

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Still faithful
to hockey at 86

By JIM MORRIS

ROSETOWN, SASK.
(CP) — In the geriatric
wing of a -local hospital,
- Saraha Buttar sits in a
wheelchair listening to a
‘small transistor radio, ab-
sorbed in an Edmonton
Oilers’ hockey game.

Buttar’s small hands are
twisted ‘and her eyes are
“dimmed by her 86 years,
But she listens intently to
the excited chatter of Oil-
ers’ play-by- play announc-
er Rod Phillips,

“I don't like the fighting
much; it’s no fun for any-
body,” Buttar says. “We
‘wouldn't like to see a fel-
low get punched.”

Listening to the once-a-
week broadcast from the
, small radio station in Rose-
town, 116 kilometres west
of Saskatoon, has become a*
passion for her,

And if the exploits of
Wayne. Gretzky, Mark
* Messier or Grant Fuhr are
not filling the airwaves,
she is content to listen to.
broadcasts of the Rose-
town: Red Wings and Kin-

| dersley. Clippers of. the lo-

Former
Packer
“=H in. hospital

NEW YORK (AP) —

, 606. Strike Outs:

Taylor, ‘Elaine. Boolinolf

Brattebo, Karen Mykyte,

8° Hi Paul

beat + Hoh’ toh: shale Shy Loren,

Packers football star, was

- admitted to Bellevue Medical

“gas, Centre after becoming ill
+. Tuesday.

A hospital spokesman said

Hornung, 46, was undergoing

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cal intermediate AA,
league.

“I really like the’ Red
Wings: they're really nice
boys,” she says warmly.

The nurses and support
staff at, the Rosetown
Union Hospital know bet-
ter than to disturb the eld-
erly sports fan when a
game is in progress. :

Glenda’ Klemmer, © a
nurse's aide, says the staff

-Sometimes must wait past

11 p.m. until a game is over .
before putting’ Butter fe.
bed.

“She's always telling us

what's going on, ‘telling us.”

ithe score,” Klemmer says: *

“She gets quite excited,”
says Buttar's daughter-in-
law Kay.

. in softball,

town. She raised seven
children and although her
sons were more interested
remembers
travelling- into town by
sleigh on cold winter
nights to listen to hockey
games on a friend's radio.

“It was semething to
do,” she says. “We always

knew someone on some of:

the teams,”

Even now, as she nears
her 87th birthday, Buttar's

enthusiasm for the sport '

was not waned.

"“T wanted to go see two
games (in Rosetown) last
week but they wouldn't let
me,” she says, gesturing to
the hospital staff.

To Buttar, Gretzky and
the rest of the Oilers are
only names, . Her. failing
eyesight prevents her from
watching the games on tel-
evision, but her ears let
her, hear ‘and \ experience
what most’ listeners take
for granted. ©: if

Sometimes, though,

- sounds \and ‘names. are

deceptive. Buttar chickles
over her first impressions
of Oiler defenceman Paul
Coffey.

“Thad quite a time with
Coffey,":: she. says.

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