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EDMONTON (CP) — When
many hockey fans heard that super-
star Wayne Gretzky and Los Angeles
Kings owner Bruce McNall had paid
$451,000 US for a baseball card, it
appeared the buddy relationship had
become ridiculous.

Then the two bought the Toronto

Argos of the Canadian Football
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It seems a far cry from owning 12
to 15 world-class race horses
together, Yet some say a genuine
friendship based on mutual respect
has formed between the two.

Perhaps it’s a mark of Gretzky's
character that he is able to buy race
horses, rare baseball cards and CFL
teams with the owner and not cause
friction among his teammates.

Kings’ coach Tom Webster says
what Gretzky and McNall do outside
of hockey is very satisfying to both
of them.

“But what makes it so special is
that Wayne has his priorities right
and McNall is no problem,’’ he says
of the owner. who provides a private
plane for his team to eliminate
terrible travel conditions.

“The rest of the team know the
team comes first with Wayne. And
Wayne knows that when it comes to
the team, separation is necessary . . .
First and foremost, he’s a player."”

McNall, who made his money and
his reputation through coin investing
and collecting, says the bond began
Aug. 9, 1988 — the day he bought
Gretzky from Edmonton Oilers
owner Peter Pocklington.

“It was a positive bagging a player
of that calibre, but there was so
much emotion involved,’’ he said
during a playoff game between his

NHL's dynamic duo

Kings and the Oilers.

“Both of us went through such an
emotional thing, | think it bonded us
together right then and there."”

McNall takes exception to people
who question the friendship.

“Some people say the owner of
the team is ass-tight with the star,
jock-sniffing. Or that the star is
sucking up to the owner. But people
who suggest that just don’t know us
very well.’*

Gretzky says the relationship is
based on being alike in many ways. ,

“*We had similar lives in terms of
our upbringing. We have similar
values. And we've both excelled at
something,”’

McNall admits that the friendship
makes things tougher for Gretzky in
the Smythe Division final series now
on between the Oilers and the Kings.

“Wayne. has always played with
Pressure. But he wants to win so
badly for me, I know there’s added
pressure.”"

Says Gretzky:
respect and don’t want to let down.”

**He’s someone |

Trail’s
tough
in minor
soccer

By CasNews Staff

Two Castlegar minor soccer
league teams are trying to look
on the bright side after a tough
week against some tough teams
from Trail.

On the bright side, the other
team in the interlocking league
with Trail and area teams, the
Castigar Tornado, got a win and
a tie in two games.

But it was bad news for
Castlegar’s only team in the un-
der-14 division, the X-men, as
they lost 3-0 Wednesday to the
Glenmerry Sting in Glenmerry.

On the bright side, coach
Gerry Rodgers, singled out
fullbacks Donald Young, Chris
Jacinto and Ryan Swedburg as
the team’s most solid performers
in the game.

The dark cloud descended

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Jim Young hasn't forgot that he got his start
in Castlegar after his 15-year professional
football career came to an end. —cosnews photo

Young keeps adding more to that chapter annually with
his celebrity golf tournament which benefits the Red

Every year for the last four, he has returned to the
place that gave him his start, ‘‘to give something back.””
What Young has given back is the local office for
the Red Cross — a charity he picked because he thought
its a valuable and worthy cause — which before he

Today,

showed up here existed-only marginally in the city.
the Red Cross has a new office which,
among other things, is paid for from the proceeds of
Young’s tournament, proceeds which amounted to over
$13,000 last year and a total of’more than $35,000 over
the four years since the first tournament.

“‘It’s a nice way to give back one way or another.
Maybe give back isn’t the right word. To be involved in
charity and to be involved in the community."”

The event is no backwoods, second-rate tournament

either,

Over the years, local golfers who have played in the
tournament have brushed shoulders with movie stars,
athletes and media celebrities from across Canada and

the United States.

Young’s got four major sponsors who’ve been with
the tourney sinee it began — AirBC, Celgar, Sandman
Inn and Labatt’s — and as a good marketing man, he
never fails to mention them in every interview and im-
pose on the interviewer how important it is that they are

mentioned.

It’s that kind of attitude that keeps Young winning,
moving ahead, achieving goals.

It’s that

ind of attitude that might keep him

around with the Lions even after everyone else has gone
through the revolving door that is a professional sports

franchise.

It’s also that kind of attitude that makes Young say

things like:

**I promised Murray (Pezim) a break-even year this
year, so certainly, the pressure’s on. But, again, it’s the
type of job you have to perform. That’s what football
is. Whether it’s the front office or coaching side, it’s

producing, and if you can’t,

somebody else.’’

of course they’ll find

One wonders if Pezim did give Young the axe
whether it would really be that big of a blow to a man

who’s already seen and done so much, or whether it
would just be an opportunity for him to move on to the
next chapter in Jim Young — The Sequel.

again as the Castlegar
Kickers were booted 9-1 by the
East Trail Raiders in Sunningdale
in the under-12 division.

On the bright side, the Kickers’
Ryan Fontes continues to have
the scoring touch getting his fifth
goal in three games in the loss.

And though nine goals isn’t. a
bright side for Kickers goalie
Shand Fowlie, he was spectacular
facing a torrent of Trail shots in
the game.

In the other under-12 division
game, the Tornado got two goals
from Brad Abietkoff in a 2-0
exhibition win over Slocan/Win-
law.

On Monday, the Kickers and
Tornado solved nothing in their
first meeting of: the regular
season as they battled to a
scoreless tie at Kiwanis Field.

And it was back to the grind
for the X-Men in the other game
Monday as they lost 4-0 at home
to the Beaver Valley Hustlers.

All three teams are back on the
field again Monday as the Tor-
nado travels to Beaver Valley to
take on the Dragons, while the
Kicker stay at home to meet the
Warfield Lions.

The older Lions will also be in
town to take on the X-Men in the
under-14 division game. The
game starts at 5 p.m. and the
Kickers’ game will follow.

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Aluminum bike rack fits on trunk,
$10. 365-6080. 3/33
CAR RADIO/cassette player with
speakers and antenna $40. 365-
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LADIES single spd. bicycle, asking
$25. 365-2530. /32

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