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cross- country run held at

siniles ‘team

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Saturday on a winning note, B.C.. Winter’ Games.) .
lefeating Beaver Valley. 10-2 i Juvenile hockey is the final
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Valley replying with one.

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old arena each da;

“Tdlove to finish ‘the season in

“the, top: 10.":

pleased, but not surprised; to

20, scorers ‘in’ the’ National
Hockey. League. )°..')

©°“T look at the: list and ° r
shake my: head,” says. Mac-

‘Lean, 24,.a native of Anti- «:

gonish, N.S. “It's a wonderful
feeling seeing: my name: up

there among the leadéra..

“But, “you © know, I'm
neither, shocked | nor . sur-
prised,” said the ‘burly ‘six-
Toot 205-Ib.° forward, who
scored 36 goals in his rookie
season last year. “I know
:what I can do with the puck.

Angel
find
“manager

‘ ANAHEIM, CALIF. (AP)
— California Angels did not
waste time in finding a re-
placement for Gene Mauch as
their manager. John. Me-
Namara, like Mauch a base-
ball veteran, will be running
the club:in 1988.

‘McNamara, fired last sum-
mer.as the manager of Cin-
cinnati’ Reds, was ‘named
manager of the American
League West champion An-
gels on Tuesday. Mauch an-
‘nounced his resignation on

+ Oct. 22,

“I'm very elated that I can
come back to California with
such a talented team,” said

“McNamara, 60, in a telephone

interview from C:

"\ But Dale: Hawerchuk, who.”
‘scored 46 goals and added 58
see his name among the top:

assists for | 108 “points , last
year enroute to winning the
league's award a most:

cient ‘rookie, has. overshad
owed MacLean, his linemate.

line, rookie Brian Mullen, ‘is
‘till adjusting to the NHL af-

‘ter being signed ‘out of the:

University of Wisconsin.
ROLE HAS CHANGED *
“My role on the line’ has’

changed,” MacLean.

“Last year, our. leftwinger

was Larry Hopkins and he

was the heavy. He would

“*Proble

Marian .

QUEBEC (CP) —
Stastny. -is ‘among. the Na-
tional Hockey League leaders
in points, but the: Quebec
Nordiques right winger has
more on his mind than scor-
ing goals these days. -

‘Under provisions of Que-
bec's French-Language law,
his son. Robert, 6, has. been

expelled from his Grade 1 ua,

class at St. Vincent-de-Ste.-

The other’ member. of the °:

esday’
gainst’ pears Division ri-
‘vals Los Angeles Kings, Mac-

~Lean‘had three goals and 11

assists, ‘Hawerchuk had’ sev-
en goals and:Mullen one..:..
MacLean said’ the lack of
goal production from Mullen
so far this season shouldn't
be a cause for concern. *: °
“I ‘spent a season in Salt,
Lake City with’ Brian's
brother Joe,” said MacLean

four languages (Slovak, Rus-
sian, German and. English)
and I'don't: want. to’ become
involved in a debate between
anglophones and ‘franco-

phones,” Marian Stastny said ~

following! a::team' practice.
“All the same, I want my son
to' master the English lang-

Be.
“This' is ‘ North | America

-Foy, an _English-!

school.
For the last 12. days,

-Robert hasn't been to’ class

because he is considered an
“iNegal” under the law.
Under the charter — with
a few exceptions ‘— ‘only
children: with ‘at least one
parent educated in English in
Quebec ‘can: attend: English
schools. Robert, whose father

ofthe vast

Stastny: said: if-he were
traded to ‘another: Canaian
team,.or one: based in’ the
United States, his son would
be poorly prepared to live in
‘an English milieu.’ « ~

Robert, who: has‘ quickly
learned to speak French as a
result of chumming around

“T've ‘had a number of jobs
offered, but I'd -hoped this
(with ‘the Angels) would be
where I'd’ wind up.”

‘The Angels said vice-presi-.
dent Buzzie Bavasi. and Mc;
Namara reached agreement
by. telephone ‘last weekend,

while’ Bavasi was in Chicago ~

for the baseball meetings.
‘The managerial job is the
fourth for McNamara on the
big-league ‘level. | He ‘also
managed at Oakland and San
Diego before taking over the
job in Cincinnati at the be-

“ginning of the’ 1979 season.

*'Perms of the contract, be-
lieved to be for one year,
were not announced. Mc-
Namara, who served: as a
coach for. the Angels in 1978,
is scheduled to travel west

“mext week to sign the con-

tract.

°< Mauch ‘resigned after
slightly more than 1 sea-
sons‘at the California helm,
He guided the Angels to their
best record ever.

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defected from C:
ia 15° months ago to join
brothers Peter ‘and, Anton
with the Nordiques, doosnt
qualify.

with French friends
in. predominantly franco-
phone Quebec City, broached
the subject of going to Eng-

3 lish school | himself.

of the St. Louis Blues star. “I

remember. he had two goals
up until Christmas but when
the season ended, he had 45.

“Isee-an awful lot of his;
‘brother in Brian, They have.

-\ the same style.”

Winnipeg coach Tom Watt
got to know MacLean during ‘
the 1979-80 hockey season
when he was one of the first ;
playérs chosen to represent
Canada in the Olympics.

“When he first joined us,
he ‘was too abrasive,” said
Watt. “We had to tone him
down. Penalties could kill you
in international hockey.

“> ing the puck in his akates and:

‘After a month of practices, T
coach ; John, Simonen - feels
_that, with alittle more work

sive," he sald.-“But Tm not: |
complaining. “He is.a valued
member of this team.” '.':
Watt praised ‘‘MacLean’s:
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holding. possession «, “while ':
players are’ buzzing ' around.‘
And around the net he is’
tough.”

Drafted in the sixth round,

: by, the “Blues ‘in’1978, Mac.

Lean was disillusioned when’
he was sent home following
training camp. He enrolled at.
Sti’ Francis Xavier Univer.
sity and’ later, Sone

wing

“Now, if any iz he
should be a little more abra- a

Ms for Stast

“You understand, I apaak?

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stny

Since -Robert’s expulsion,
Nordiques’ president Marcel
Aubut has approached’ pro-
vincial- government, author-
ities numerous times to try to
resolve the situation.

Gilles Dionne, an Edu-
cation Department ‘official,
said the law stipulates that
immigrants stationed here
for more than three years
must’ send their children’ to -
French ‘school.

Marian’s contract runs. for

six years, and he has re-

ceived landed-immigrant.
status.

- “As far as we're concerned,
it’s up to the Nordiques man-
agement to send. us a notice
attending that Marian Stas-
tny is living here temporarily
for three years or less, as the
law states, in order to permit
access to English school for
his son,” Dioiine said. “We
would then consider the case
of your. Robert.”

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