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ould: got

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able'to handle the inereuaed
student load.” i

rangements, for ‘students:

staff: by. offering six'sessions
per year instead of ‘the usual
three.'In ‘addition to : those.
beginning in ectemaber: 3 Jan:

aS tates peace, aie be ‘comparable
with: those who gave their lives in the.

capse of freedom |

for: Cai legar

tin, epert we scores. fit

The ee onalig game was

ae one of the more exciting with |

Pro Shop winning 64° in
overtime over Badd Manor,

Pro Shop opened the scor-
ing at’ 12:07 with a goal by
Bernie Penner.

Castlegar scored at 14:04
with a goal by Jim Nazeroff,
assisted: by. Jeff Budda.
“Tail ‘responded at. 28:19,

: when Keith Tomasson scored

“Moving and Storage 4-0.
In action Saturday, Vernon
“beat Revelstoke . 5-3, hay

, Moving: defeated: Nelson 8-3

4] jand ‘Pro Shop: edged Badd

lorko was nomed tops Scorer of the tournament

10 by Doug Horvey

2 SECLUDED, EX CLUSIVE SUBDIVISION

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land and ‘house.

¥ “VANCOUVER (P= = The next. question
s Hat pean te be teas, couch of B.C. Lions of the Canadian
12

year remaining on his. contract signed

\Akles

_ 0° NBut unlike Rapp, Ackles will be Sie the Lions i in 1988, |
keeping with the trend in the CFL that: general. ‘managers

Tuesday night after announe-, z

. ing his retirement from ‘th

he has earned ‘malions of dol- :
lars,’ with another $20 million

the CFL West playoffs by one:

‘point. The eprmairi blow asa
25-16:loss in Calgary. to:the Stampeders on Oct. 31 when it
n 9-6-1; the‘ third ‘and last. playoff:berth.

station last week preduced’

dismissal,

ref

surprising: eesulk, A total of 248
callers wanted, to retain Rapp and just 70 were in favor of his

Rapp would not knock’, “Ackles after being fired. He
fused. g to “remain |

loyal to the organization.”

the & “I guess I'm history in ‘the GFL,” Rapp said about his
’ future. qT hada s feeling this miorning -and I started working

on my resume.”

COACH EMOTIONAL | : ;
Ackles denied: that" veteran ‘players had: a strong’ |

influence on his decision, although it was widely known that

; several’. veterans..were..not' happy with the frequent:

* emotional ‘outbreaks ‘by. their head coach.
as, ‘Ackles also denied Rapp was fired:because the team is

‘moving into a new 60, 000-seat covered stadium in 1983 and a*
now image is'needed..
"The reason is that he was not going to bring’ us a
,- championship team," he said.

\at‘on a.raised chair in the
ring {to “receive ‘accolades

bout’ with: middleweight
_ champion Marvin: Hagler.
d he considered

‘said, ‘almost:
« gpologeteally: “1 didn't wan
to mistead: the ‘public.

making his announcement to ®

; Then, as:the crowd res-

visting ponded favorably, All added:

“. .'. to California.’

Hagler, the final speaker
before:-Leonard, alluded to
Sugar Ray’s victory over
Tommy Hearns. when he
unified the welterweight ti-

“Leonard and Hearns was
the ‘showdown, but we've
(Hagler. and Leonard). got to. |
be. he Figh of the nee

|: gan and Carl Overennay each

scored two goals for the team

‘while: Travis Green, -Jason::

Credit also goes to Green
two.’ assists, Hughes,

ord ‘in the West Kootenay
Championship beld in Trail

and

38%: miles. Steve Kemp and
John Sorenson both of Sel-
kirk High School in Kim-

Castlegar ‘was clocked at
20:24' for, his third place

took’ control ‘of the race
‘from the beginning trading
the lead several times ‘as
they. stretched. the gap
with the rest df;the field.
Other competitors rep-
resenting Stanley Humiph-
ries were Neil | Bermel
(18th), Steve ‘Merry (21),
Dave: Mathieson (28) ‘and
Lino Alves (81).. Cooper,
nd Merry all
qualify’ for: the ‘provincial
meet to be held in Vernon
iber.

Manor 4-3 in overtime.

to, end. first-period scoring.
: Badd.Manor’s Rick Sander

‘scored the only goal-in the.

second period |at ‘14:88, ‘as-

sisted’ by \Budda’ and’ Clay 'm

Liber to tle the game 2-2.
In the third period ‘both
teams scored two, goalsito
keep the game tied at the end
of regulation time.
Castlegar scored at 12:05
of the final frame with a goal
by Cy. McConnel, ‘who got

Junior Smokies

x

lead. the race

By ROY GRANT.
The s

al®‘Junior Hockey . League
West Division has become a

‘one-horse’: race. The Trail

Junior ‘Smokies won their
10th and 11th games in a row
over the weekend to extend
their: first-place. lead to: 18

. ‘Second place Beaver in.

“help from Jerey Aitignant.
‘Trail then notched a goal at’
14:38'and another at 21:20 to:
take’a one-goal lead. Tomas-
son scored the first goal'and ‘
John: ‘Thompson’ the second.’
‘With one minute and three
seconds left in the game, Me-*
Connel scored his second goal

take:
2 20 lead in the feet period
on goals by Ken Gorkoff,as-:
sisted by Terry Nazaroff and

‘the game.
Bill Cheveldave ‘opened the

has, scoring at.11:61, assisted by.
shag: Jeff Townsend. John Horeoff

added 24 assists in Trail's 1¢

games. '
At his present pace Len-
ardon would shatter Ray

season,
“t Dev Sought anyone.
but

“pounding Rossla:
ton beating Nelson 7-1, Spo-
kane slipping by Kimberley.
3-2 and Elk:Valley doubling
Grand Forks 10-5. Cranbrook
iskated over Spokane 7-2 Fri-
‘day. hile Nelson handled
Rogaland easily with a 8
victory. 7
6 )im Lenardon, an oxtra-
ordinary talent at centre ice

‘for the Trail Junior Smokies ,

‘anda run-away leader in the
West Division scoring, regis-

Nehemiah
‘can still
compete .
“PHIGADELPHIA (AP) —

World-record: hurdler Ren-

aldo Nehemiah can ‘continue
to compete as an amateur

even though. he played. pro- u

fessional football this, year,

the national review: board of

the Athletics Congress ruled

Tuesday. But the question, of
his “eligibility; to compete in

‘the’ 1984. Olympics remains
lecided.

Scott Meas. put a re-
bound: :by netminder ~ Bill
Manisgo with just 12 seconds:
remaining on the clock to
send the game into overtime.
For the 'Hawk center, it was
his:11th goal of the season.
He ‘also has 14 assists, for 25
points. But his game-tying”
goal was his first point in five
games.

“We're on our: way back;
now. That was the best game. .

we've played In a long time. I
went five games without a
point, I wasn’t hitting and we
weren't working well: toge-
ther,” explained Makway.
+: Terry Proulx put a sudden
end to the-Nitehawks hopes,
scoring the winner, 18 sec-
onds ‘into overtime. -

‘ PERICH NETS THREE:

“The Nelson Junior Leafs
are atill the division’s model
of:: inconsistency. ‘After

followed at less than a minute |

ment, “Seth Martin Sports’
Steve Handley took the most
valuable player aware while
Pro. Ero Shope: ’s Cal Erickson won

best: goalie award.: Best'de-
fenceman went to Tom Gaw-
rletz of Seth Martin and top-

“Soccer _
team
loses .

" By GdiNews Stall
» Stanley “Humphries: : See-
ondary School':lost- $-1-' to
Cranbrook ° Tuesday. in, the
East-West | Kootenay © high
school soccer. championships.,
Cranbrook ; now “travels ‘to

ad

of Burnaby Nov. 17-19: for ‘th

by
: young Jim Perich, the Leafs
were thrashed by the lowly
Clippers in Creston Satur.
day. + ~
“Yes, we are very up and
down. We go in’ with two
and it

championships.\:!
SHSS ' advanced’ to’ the.
Kootenays after winning the
‘West Kootenay champion-
ships 2-1. over Nelson Sat-
urday at Selkirk College.

had a full game ‘even with

* in the United States.

Joining ‘Hollander. in the
decision were ‘Pat. Rico of

everyone going,” said Junior

Leaf coach Ron Guy.
Despite great goaltending:

by. Bert Brooker, ‘the War

riors continue to flounder, in’:

New York atid Herman Fra- ©

ser, assistant athletic direc~
tor at ‘Arizona’ State, who

gar Rep team played Beaver. 49ers of the National Football’
alley,

jand’' Cranbrook” at League before: the players

went on strike in September.

The Rebels are "off until

Saturday when they host the

powerful .Cranbrook Colts.

The East Division” leaders.

have already scored 120 goals
while giving up only 45-en‘
route to a 12-won, one loss

arte between per-
Yoda, of'a National Hockey
‘League, game, remained in
poor but stable condition at
‘Vancouver, General Hos-
pital ‘early today.°<. >’;
** Leveille was unconscious
‘and in the special care unit.
He:'was ‘taken ‘off’ a ‘res-
pirator late last: week.
Doctors have ‘said there
i Teason for optimism be-

sure on his brain caused by

\ the bleeding.