CASTLEGAR NEWS, February 23, 1983’

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S, February 23, 1983 B83

By CHERYL WISHLOW
. Staff Writer

Robin McLeish eats, sleeps and breathes downhill
skiing — evident by his casual nature of performing leg
stretches on the floor of the lobby in Trail's Terra Nova
hotel, during an interview Monday for the Shell Cup
Canadian men’s downhill championships.

McLeish, in his second year with the A squad of the
Canadian National men’s downhill ski team, is here with
most of the team and will try to recapture the ‘title he
held in 1981.

“I will do my damndest to.try (and win it),” said the
26-year-old who has spent'six:years on the national team.

McLeish is one of 104 skiers vying for the Shell Cup
championship, scheduled for 10 a.m. Friday on Granite
Mountain in Rossland. Urs Raeber of Switzerland cur-

‘rently holds the title. He won it at Panorama in
Invermere last year, but the skier, ranked seventh on the
World Cup scene, is not here to. defend his title.

Ken Read won the Cup from 1975-1980,- excluding
1977 when the race was cancelled. Last year's World Cup
champion, Steve Podborski, and Todd Brooker — who
won his firat World Cup earlier this year — have never
held the title.

Read said in an interview Monday, “The competition
will be within the A team itself.”

from outside.”
The national team has been here since last
ing for the race,
have a chance to ski on the course until Tuesday:: Though

still got a chance to try the course out.

normal people,” McLeish said. In all seriousness, the
team has been trying to learn the course on the face of
Granite Mountain, attempting to find the best line in the
course. :

The team moves to Aspen, Colorado and then Lake
Louise, Alberta for the final two Shell World Cup events
of the season after the Shell Cup at Granite.

This season, 12 skiers still have a chance for the
World Cup title, including Podborski, Read and Brooker.
Podborski is currently ranked fifth on the: World Cup

ranked 29th, will have to wait until next year for a chance
at the title.

“We've just been free skiing — having fun like

scene, Brooker eighth and Read 10th. McLeish, who is. :

McLeish

‘He added, “Occasionally somebody can pose a threat ay

though thoy didn't *

the first training run Tuesday was cancelled: The skiers -

ROBIN McLEIsH

. A squad member of Ganadiz:

natlonal downhill ski team will try to recapture Shel

Cup title on Friday.’ ‘

Onthe World Cup direvit the skior's 's best five results,
in the: il races, ‘count: towards’ th s :

; :« Traditionally, it ‘takes. a downhill skier a long tim to
“peach the ‘prime 'in his career, as'haa been "evident with
| vaterans Brooker and Podborski who; have. had , the!
cess in the Pant few seasons, but have been‘on'the -

“Its a sport where you have to har
running \courses,” McLeish | sald.

‘Ontario skier who has yet to win s World Cup event, But
* he.is confident that his, time wee come Soon, .

“Although ‘he’s never: won a. World Cup, Mezeish

spends enougl Hime in Ei ope to qualify for at least 008.

limit i
being on the national'team is still worth it,
“It's an experience that
“His idea‘of a day off?” ©.
. “like to go skating ‘and play hockey,
it r.6ccas

lownhill tro;
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: By ROY GRANT. were 6-4 winners the night
The Beaver Valley Nite-. before in Beaver Valley.
hawks have

in their best-of-seven West
Division semi-final series;
with the Castlegar Rebels.
The Hawks rode the spec-
tacular goaltending of ‘Rob
Trusdale to a 42 win in
Castlegar Saturday. They

we have the opening games
4. this seris,” commented
Nitehawk coach Tom Gaw-
ryletz.

Trusdale recorded 39 saves
and all but had a shutout
stole from him, The. Hawk

other Castlegar goal and it:

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“A great hockey ‘game for

us,” said Gawryletz, “but the
worst reffing I've ever seen.”

Tene Nazaroff scored the

to but put the puck past him.
‘Trus played a great game for.
them’and the way I saw it
kept them-in there:

Jorge Pettersson F28 goals
before a wrist injury), Perry
goals:

Tyler. Bolduck, who. aa cs

sisted on Keillor's' goal, took
a lead pass from. the de-
fenceman’ before | splitting the
Rebel defence and beating

goaltender Steve Voykin iy

the puck to score the
goal of the ganie. It. came
with Beaver Valley enjoying

under. or off the cress

vowed, Gawryletz. “It ‘could
not have bounced ‘as: far. out
into the slot from the angle
he shot it ifithad gone, off the
inner bar.”

In the end, aside for Trus-
dale’s. personal satisfaction,

a the Rebels brief rally. meant

nothing as the Hawks had al-

ready established a 30: lead.
.. third ‘goal of the game and

sock ¢
Nitehawk defence. in
playoff games and the
of numerous . cat-calls | in

a fi
vantage.

‘The Hawks went ahead 2-0
when Lou .Parert poked a
loose puck ‘past Voykin at

14:04 of the first period.-

Bolduc. and Dasve . Rugg
earned the assists after both
had came close themselves.
: Despite an absolutely ludi-
crous job by a veteran ref-

one of the second period
‘d€ the 8:07 mark. Voykin had

no‘chance as he had no re- *

Castlegar; salted eames frre eatrmt goed position after

m away with an insure

into.an empty Rebel:
one séeond showing mn the
clock. “

‘The series continues Fri-
‘day in Beaver Valley.

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Crowe ‘go. Thursday, ' Friday.

and Saturday. The Trail girls.

cy. ‘Bumphties: ls feel
that they: can. ; turn things
around in the Playotts. They
aré playiig. their’ best :bas-
ketball ofthe. season right
Had 88 would be indic

and pele eng ‘scoritig. in
-double figures:'The team has.
also taken heart with'the're-.
turn of Julie Pereliudoff and

- Linda King, both having re--
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Game one of the series

“takes place in Trail Thursday:

at 1 p.m., game two.is set for
the Stanley Humphries. gym
Friday night, at 7 p.m,, and
game three, if necessary, will
be played in Trail Saturday
at 3 p.m. The: Rockettes are
counting ion a: two-game.
sweep and a trip to the. Pro-
‘vineial at

their 64-10 win over-L.V.
"Rogers on Saturday

Simon ~ ae University
y Mareh 8: - 12,

Chernoff second .
in ski orienteering

Verna Chernoff of Castle-
gar placed second in ‘the
women's division during a
Feb. 13 ski orienteering com-
petition at the Mud ‘Lake
Recreation Area,

Other women's; “division
) winners were Mary Baker of
Trail, who took second, and
Bonnie’ Szekely. of Rossland
who placed ‘third.
¢ Inthe men’s division, Alan

z Rossland girls Heidi Seott
and Rita Szekely “took first
and second respectively in

the girls 12 and under div
ision,
And in the Wayfarers div-’

ision, Hugh Hamilton, Barb. .

Hamilton and Ria Hamilton
of Rossland took first place;

Bonnie McNabb and Heather:

Ritchie of Rossland took’ sec-

ond and Renice Coombs, Del-

pheen Coombs and Tommy.

ora of Peale rae
ird.

” Participants’ used cross-
country skis to visit as many
control points as possible in a
time-limit of one hour. :

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NORDIC RACES ; . . Sheryl Stover. of Spokane fads.
the way In Nordic Skt int touring club's ninth annual: races

_ Sunday at Ni

0. Stover placed firat in the

\, girls 8-10-year-old division. . Following behind Is Alex

* Hartman of Cast!

jas the only competitor In

legar. wi
‘the boys 8-10 division.: Behind him’ Is Kari Hertman,
* winner af the boys.11-13 category.

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Monday Morning
Ladies’ High Singles ee? Thom-
308; Ladies’ High Three:
Esaki, -787.- Team High
(1929; Te

Kathy

MacAlping, 66377
Bati

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3190.
635;
Kelesnil hott, 631.
Feb.8

Tuesday:
Ladies’ high Single: Li
325; Ladies High Three: Linda
Buday, 726. Team High’ Single:
Norivest Homes, ‘1,124, t
High Three: Northwest ticmens
3,154. Other 600s and 700s: Anna

* Boel, 720; s Kay Koy Gratchinn: 671;

Mary Gemmilll,, 633. Strike Outs:

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Laren, 605; : Scott Jell

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Jean Graweock, Kay Gretehiny
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Marule Lekoy, 678: Wayne Com-
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Marvin ‘Thorgelrson, 278; Mi

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Race attracts 35 skiers

‘By CasNews Stall.

Castlegar cross-country
skiers ‘took the majority of
medals at the Nordic Ski
Touring Club's annual races
Sunday: at, Nancy Gteene
Lak

e. :

-A total of 35 competitors
participated in the race.
Warm temperatures of plus 3
degrees Celsius presented

some waxing difficulties, but _

many skiers registered very
good times. 4
In the under seven-: -year-

old 1.5 km race Mike Hunter.

of Castlegar placed first in 11
minutes, three | seconds.
Castlegar’s Jill Brady was
second in 12:09 with Gary
Hunter third, in 12:17 and
Rolf Hartman taking fourth
in 16:21,

In the boys 8-10. division,

‘Alex Hartman of Castlegar

was the | sole competitor
finishing with 28:07. in the
5-km event.”

* In‘the girls 3:10 division,
Sheryl. Stover. of Spokane
was first in the 5-km race in
29:54, Geneviev., Michel . of
‘Spokane was second in 82,58
‘while Christine’. Brady of
Castlegar. was second: in
41.16.

. Kari Hartman of Castlegar
took the boys 11-13 division
in'-25.61, followed by Joe
Michel of Spokane, with a
time of 40:41. John. Mathie-
son of Castlegar was third in
47.65. ss
Terry Delong ofRossland

won.the &km boys 1416

of Castlegar was second in
18:41, ‘followed by Dirk
Smith of Spokane who had a
time of 18:49. Arne Brattebo
of Castlegar was fourth in
19:26 with Dylan Smith of —
Spokane fifth in 23:22,

Sara Wearmouth of Castle-
gar was first in the girls 14-16

category with a time of 27:03, _

followed by Karen Rasku of
Rossland with 28:53."
Gordon Cooper. of Castle-

gar led the way in the junior -

men’s 10-km race with an
overall time of 84:87,, fol-
lowed by Castlegar’s Martin
Andrews in 87:49, David :
Mathieson in 9:82 and Arnie
Gunderson in 63:49,

Rhonda. Delong .of , Ross-
land was the sole competitor
in the junior women's 6-km
race, finishing in 20:46.

Stephen ‘Kemp of Kim- -

berley took the open 15-km
class finishing 41:41.in the

‘Andrews of Castlegar with

“event in 17:31. Mark Dascher 36:35.

Spokane’s Paul Smith took
the veteran men’s title with
18:29 in 6-km. John Orr of
Castlegar was second with
28:46, followed by: Marv Sto-

Nelson Le

NELSON (CP) — Nelson
Maple Leafs clinched first
place in the Western Inter-

* national Hockey League with’

a 98. victory. at; home, over-
second-place Trail Smoke
Eaters on Tuesday.

Nelson, with four’ games
left in ‘the 50-game regular
season, got two goals from
Vern Quaroni. All the’ rest
were singles.

Nelson goalie Steve 'Amiss
‘stopped 29 shots as the Leafs
led 3-1 ae 68 by: periods.

ver of Spokane with 24:10.
Craig Andrews of Castlegar
finished in 26:06.

Ben Thor-Larsen was the
only competitor in tho old
boys class, finishing 5-km in
27:46,

afs clinch

first in WIHL

"Other Nelson marksmen
were Steve Metzger, Kent
Reardon, Randy Larsen, Dan
London, Rob Wright, Brian
DeBiasio and Bruce Harris.

‘The: Smoke Eaters are in
second place,11 points be-
hind Nelson but 10 ahead of
third-place Kimberley Dyna-
miters. Trail got goals. from
Leroy Heustis, Terry Thom-
as, and Barry Zanier. Trail
goalie Dale Rideout stopped
22 shots.

15-km race.:David h

was second ‘in 59:29. Arnie |
Gunderson’ and Ben Thor-

Larsen only completed 10km
each,

the veteran. women’s: title,
finishing ‘the: 5-km race in

* 26:46., Jacque Smith of Spo-

kane was second. in 29:14,
followed by Olwyn Ringheim
,of Nelson,‘ with 32:01. Janet
Stover of Spokane was fourth
‘in 86:: aut followed by Trudy

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Mary Orr of Castlegar took,

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