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LTD. 2317 6th Ave. 365-7702 ARROW BUILDING /_SUPPLIES LTD. ey | .. SAM'S PETRO NAGA AUTOMOTIVE. ue 975 Columbia Ave. CASTLEGAR NEWS 97, ColumbI: la Ave. : 2 OR AR: BLUE DUDE RIND Se U.S. wins “B” hockey GOTEBORG, SWEDEN (AP) — The United States, with scores from Bobby Mil- ler, Warren Miller and Reed Larson, tied Finland 3-8 Sat- urday and won the B pool of the World Ice Hockey Cham- pionship, The United States finished : with nine points of a possible 12 and fifth over-all in the tournament. : The U.S. team led three times in the game, but each time their fast-skating oppon-' . ents tied the score. Finland got two goals from Mikko Leinonen and one from Jorma Sevon, Early yesterday, Ernst Hofner scored four goals as West Germany blasted Hol- land 12-6, leaving the Dutch team ‘in last place in ‘the tournament. Holland lost all six of its B-poo! games. The Germans finished third with seven points, one point | behind Fin- * land. Also yaaterday, four play- ers from the Soviet Union were selected to the world hockey championship all-star team, with Larry Robinson the one Canadian chosen. Sergej Makarov, Alexand- er Maltsev and Sergij Kap- ustin swept the forward positions in voting by 114 members of the international press. Joining ‘Robinson on. de- fence is Velerij Vasiljev of the Soviet Union. . Peter Lindmark of Sweden was the top vote getter among goal- tendors, Blue Jays beat Yankees NEW YORK (APC — Danny Ainge has batted in the'lower part of the lineup all season. On Friday, he was hitting .186. But momeiats before game time yesterday he heard his name announced in the third spot in the order. “I was shocked,” said Ainge, whose three hits and two runs batted’ in helped Toronto Blue Jays win 7-2, ending the New York Yan- kees’ four-game winning streak. : i: “I'said to myself, ‘Why me? But I guess. Bobby {manager Bobby Mattick) just wanted to shake things up.” Ainge's effort, ieng with tworun homers by John Mayberry and Lloyd Moseby, - cil light heavyweight cham- gave Jackson Todd all the runs he needed. Todd, 1-1, scattered six hits, including Jerry Mumphrey's fourth- inning homer, in pitching his first complete game of the season, Rudy May, $-1, lost for the firat time during the regular season since July 22, 1980. He had won 11 in a row. “Just calltit genius,” said Mattick, relerring to Ainge. “The guy's: ‘been hitting well. “They just haven't been ~ falling in. But, darn, it wasn't such a great thing for me to put a .180 hitter up third. I “Ainge is going to be a good contact. hitter,” said May. “When I had to make | good niles | to’ him I didn; doe Walcott that you couldn't have thrown it any better out there.” Ainge smaked a two-out ge double in the first inning and Mayberry followed with an. upper-deck blast to right; his’ third homer of the season. In | the fifth, Ernie Whitt singled with one. out, Moseby beat out a bunt and Damaso Garcia walked on’ ofur .pit-. ches, loading the ‘bases. Ainge then blooper.a two-run” ‘a single to left-centre. Toronto added three runs. in the ninth, one on Whitt’s squeeze bunt, the other two on Moseby’s inside-the-park omer, a liner that rolled to the 480-mark at the wall in “left-centre field: Graig Net- "| tles had an RBI grounder for the Yanks in the bottom. of; ‘the ninth, * pion © th successfully defended his title for the seventh time yesterday .in = disputed ninth-round knockout of Mur- ray Sutherland of Scotland. and ready to Tight but Walcott sided with his official and said the fight: was over, The scheduled 16round fight was clearly going to of since the fourth Hamilton, went down from a atrong overhand right and left hook with just over a minute gone in. the ninth round. The champion pur- sued the Scotsman and trap- ped him in his own corner, as he did in the seventh round when a vicious right-left- right-right combination knocked the challenger to the canvas, The final knockdown saw Suterland seemingly stand at the count of nine, but referee , Paul Venti. ruled the chal- langer had been knocked out. Sutherland’s seconds pro- round it was unlikely Suth- erland could have gone the distance after the slow-start- ing: “Muhammad, hit.’ his. stride. Sutherland, -26, who is fighting out of Bay ‘City, * Mich., tried to dance his way. around Muhammad. He was successful in scoring. clean blows to Muhammad's head,” opening cuts.in the: cham- pion's lower lip and over his right eye in the early rounds. Sutherland's speed, how-... ever, faited him by: the fifth round as Muhammad stood ° :ra: his ground and showed his’ [ 2. breather before the seventh” round began ‘when Muham-- mad’s corner. asked « that Sutherland's’ right glove ‘be changed over the knuckle, Sutherland had: his left glove replaced, between the’ third and fourth rounds,” Buyt the change of equip- ment didn’t help Sutherland escape the methodical ad-_ vance: of the champion. Muhammad, : 26, of Phil- adelphia, has knocked out 11 of his last 12 opponents. His professional record stands at $0-2-8 while Sutherland’s fell ‘to 31-4, Sutherland is the U.S. Boxing Association light heavyweight champion and wes: ane WBEC’s:. seventh because of .a nick” OWNERSHIP OF mooves? SAVINGS CREDIT UNION: Because a credit:union ‘is owned b the people it ‘serves, it is the, only « that self. completely | to the’ needs and : “probleme of people. jany of thi rvices evalleble to you are outlined briefly.in our service k at! the: Memb: Our ‘staff willbe. hap appy 10 further Information to.’ 4 you how to use the services we Services On te By Terry y Hughes : Castlegar Atoms hockey team won the B consolation ina tournament in Osoyoos April 17 to 19, In the first game of the tourney, against ‘Abbota- ford. Friday. morning, the _ team lost 4-3 in: sudden death overtime. Although onents ; throughout -:.the game by outshooting Abb- “into hot goall they out-played their opp-° ‘otsford 82-22, ~ they: ‘ran. " Scoring for Castlegar was Dano Jackson, two — goals, and Kanigan ‘and Bemenolt with one goal: each, ., Assists went to Jackson and Kanigan (one . assist each). David Popoff was in goal for’ Castlegar. The Atom's third game. . was against Qsoyoos on Sunday morning. In ‘this’ game the boys rebounded. Scoring for Castlegar was Travis Green with two goals and’ Lorne. Kanigan ers who got assists Green, Kanigan and Keigh Semen- off, one’ each. In goat for ‘Castlegar was Shawn Biln. ei? Castlogar’s second game was’ against ~ Fernie., on : Saturday... olf Friday's game was 8 with one. The three play-: - 18-2, Leading the team was |. Green and Jackson with four ‘goals: each. Kanigan had tne hat trick, Semenoff © and Jason Hughes had two each with singles going to Carl. Overnnay, ...Rick Crowe and George Kales- nikoff, | : Assists went to Kanigan and K: .three ° game could. have broken everything else. The, boys overtinie 54, | Hot goaltending was the team’s trouble in the sec- ond game as it was in the first. But Castlegar did. outshoot and outplay Fer- nie 98-24, be lost in double sudden death “CASTLEGAR ATOMS, left to right; back row, Rick Crowe, ‘Tyler: Gorill Overnnay, ‘Gord. Gjennestad, each, Greg Roberts,. Tyler - Gorjll_ and” Hughes, « two, and Jackson, one » Biln * and Popoff shared the net duties, The . Sunday ehicioaa : game was for’: the. “B" andth the host team bb itt, the boys reapénded by. turning in one of their most | ‘spirited games of the sea: son and: dominated from: went to Overnnay, Green, f and Corey Cltffo1 5 Assists. went ‘to Green, : two assists, and Kaniga: Overnnay and Hughes,:one ’. Castl ‘ -* weekend ': for the: boy: Lorné ‘Kanigan’ was‘ voted *. to the‘all-star team, a much B deserved honor, as he Consolation championship,‘ In this game, against Merr-: ‘Carl ane. , “Jackson: ‘Lorne Kgniga: ., and’ Jason Hughe: ‘Roberts. David Popoftf,’K MIXED VOLLEYBALL . tournament took place at Selkirk'Cdlledd' yesterday. The Castlegar team*detdtfed Creston 2-0 . defeating (15-11 in both'games) to take first prize Kountry Klassic, spon- in the Kootena sored by Selki Sports in Trail. Creston had to settle for ..he second prize trophy. The Salmo team won the consolation round. trophy by “Cranbrook 2-0, (15-7 and 15- 13). Other’ teams competing: were Nelson, South Slocan, Keotenay Lake -College-and. Champion 3..and Freddie! and Friends, —CosttewsFete by Cheryl Wishiow Down to five teams Players take a break — By The Canadian Press New York Islanders, New York Rangers and Minnesota North Stars can relax a few days ‘as Philadelphia Flyers and Calgary Flames’ battle it - out for. the final National Hockey .League - semifinal playoff berth tonight. ° : By finishing off . -quarter- ‘ final opponents Friday night, the’ Islanders and’ Rangers get a few days to rest their * wounded before starting an all-New York semifinal Tues- day night. Tha North Stara, taking it easy since: sending Buffalo Sabres to'the side- lines last ‘Wednesday, await the outcome of the seventh - and deciding game. in ‘the. Philadelphia-Calgary .. series Sunday . night. to determine : their opponent. The defending Stanley. , Cup-champion Islanders de- feated-the _pesky, Edmonton Oilers 5-2 and'the Rangers. : downed St. Louis Blues 7-4 as both New. York .teams won their quarter-finals’ four games to two. Philadelphia, which trailed 3-1 in its series at one point,.edged Calgary $2 to force the i As a quarter-final - loser, each Edmonton Oiler exited’ the .playoff picture. with a $5,000 league bonus. But the youthful team's performance was worth much: more’ in terms of the future... -_ “SHOULD BE PROUD’ “I think everyone here in‘? Edmonton should be proud of this team and the enthusiasm they showed,” said New York, coach Al Arbour. “YIt was a tough’ series all- the way.. , “Tonight we were. _ able to get a few past (goal- tender): Andy Moog.. We came out with a strong effort. We checked well. We were persistent.”. Bob Nystrom scored what proved the winner at 16:45 of ° the second period. Nystrom's -third goal of the’ playoffs enabled the Islanders ‘to - carry a 8-1 lead into the final . Mark Messier closed the gap to 3-2 early in the final period but the Oilers: could, not lead at 9:16. Mike Mc- Ewen made-it 52 at 12:38. Hector Marini and Anders Kallur also seored ‘for the showdown. | The CBC television net- work will broadcast the game from Philadelphia beginning © at.7:30 p.m. EST, Glenn ’s other: goal, had Ed: cross:town rival , two. years : agp. +” BLUES BOUNCED - Unlike’ the Oilera, ‘ much more had been expected of St. Louis Blues.:. * Second in over-all stand- f i ings at the end of. regular- survived a preliminary-round ‘series . against Pittsburgh Penguins, then fell’ to ‘the 18th-place Rangers,“ The Rangers led all the way, with first-period goals by Steve Victors, : Anders ‘Hedberg and Ron Duguay burying the Blucs carly. © made it 40 early in’ the: second’ period before St. Louis rebounded with’ two goals by Bernie Federko and one by Rick LaPointe. But rookie Lance Nethery got the Rangers going again and, after New d york's Peter Wallin and St. Louis: Ed Kea exchanged) goals, Ulf Nilsson put .the “game out of reach with the - final goal at 14:54 of the third lod. In Calgary, Ken Linseman scored 16 help t second: -period season play, the Blues barely” rchil? Downs the $25,000-added La ‘Trojienne: Stakes - for’ three-- tender, for’ next Saturday's Derby, but the colt, unbeaten in. three * races . might not be able to start in. the big race because of his He has won $71,180 in his career, but there are at least 20 other. Derby brofables who have earned more. The Derby will accept 205 starters, based ‘on j;career earnings, Gorss0Rs, swEDEN (AP) — Ice year, | aince he won the California ‘Derby. on ne by 'p) é ond-place Clade e Go & and third place Television Studio known immediat Classic Go Go and pare $8.60 ‘and $2.80. Verne H Winchell,” ‘ Classle Go Go, ridden by Ed- die ale Delskoussaye, ps Paid $2.40 finishing three lengths ir front of ‘Television Studio. ‘tn Manich and Duesseldorf. A ; take the series back to the In their series with ‘the Rangers, the Islanders will: attempt to avenge.an upset _ semifinal elimination by their — “Bobby Clarke scored Phil- * _adelphia’s other goal. Guy Chouinard and Ken Houston - replied for the Flames. eo re the 1983 ‘world cha ‘ships to West Germany on neald he” pear be used again, but a final Aecizion. has: not- ‘Next year’s championship é -be held at Helsinki and: nd: