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VANCOUVER (CP) — Getting Dale Hawerchuk off the squandered several good scoring chances with poor shooting ore
ice for nine minutes in penalties during a hockey game is in the opening 40 minutes.
usually good news for the opposition but the Winnipeg Jets’ “We have to play like we did in the third period all the
centre seemed to thrive on the rest. time,” added Hawerchuk’s linemate Paul MacLean who bids $? i Th H if if H ii
Hawerchuk led a four-goal Winnipeg blitz in the third opened and closed the scoring for the Jets.
period Tuesday night by scoring the tying and winning goals “We didn’t take charge in the first two periods. When ul fi Fi lg li lf
as the Jets beat the Vancouver Canucks 5-3 inakey National we get our backs to the wall, that's iced pred to vy H bi ithe “
Hockey League game. Ww moving to the holes well and making the passes
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involved in a rare fight with Vancouver centre Barry The Canucks, playing their first home game since a

Pederson in the second period. four-game road trip that yielded five points, came up with
“I haven't spent that much time in the penalty box for a solid efforts in the first two periods and took a 2-0 first-per-

jong time,” Hawerehuk joked after running his goal od lead as John LeBlanc and Jim Sandiak capitalized on

production to 25 so far this season. “I got to know the guy ° consecutive power-play chances.

(announcer) over there pretty good. Vancouver coach Bob McCammon refused to blame a

“I tell you one thing. I was well rested. I had a lot of rash of penalties — including playing two men short for one
time over there. The guy I was talking to said I'd be well minute and 45 seconds in the second period — for letting the
rested for this game and for (tonight).” Jets take off in the final frame.

The two Smythe Division rivals meet again here tonight “In the third period, for some unknown reason, we
as the third-place Jets will try to extend their lead over the stopped skating and stopped hitting and stood around and
fourth-place Canucks to nine points. watched. We went into the third period fresh and there's no

FAMILIAR FOES reason for that loss.”

The Jets, who have played three fewer games than Pederson, who gave the Canucks a 3-1 edge with his
Vancouver, will meet the Canucks for the third time in six 200th NHL goal, agreed.
days Sunday at Winnipeg Arena. “We were satisfied to hang on for the win and with a

“He showed his leadership,” Jets’ coach Dan Maloney team like Winnipeg you can’t do that. You have to keep
said of Hawerchuk, who is fifth in NHL scoring and counted working hard.”
his second game-winning goal in as many games. It was the second win in a row for the Jets, who halted a

“He was challenged. He battled. He did his job.” five-game winless streak Sunday in Toronto when Hawer-

The Jets turned a two-goal deficit into a 4-3 lead in a chuk scored in the final minute of a 4-3 vietory.
span of two minutes and 32 seconds as Steve Rooney scored “It wasn't pretty again,” said defenceman Randy
his fourth goal early in the third period. The Canucks’ Carlyle, who had three assists including two on Hawerchuk's
defensive discipline broke down and Rooney was unguarded _ goals.
in front of the Vancouver net. “But it takes the pressure off us. You don't want to

Both Maloney and Hawerchuk agreed the Jets come in here and lose two.”

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GIMME THAT! .. . Selkirk College's Kevin Wishow
(left) battles Bob Gust of Bonner’s Ferry College for
rebound during Kokanee Invitational Basketball Tour
nament match-up over weekend at Selkirk College
Bonner's Ferry College won game, but Brewster

Wash. took eight team tournament with 110-98 victory
over Whitworth ‘College of Spokane in final. Trail’s
Conacher News placed fourth, dropping consolation
final 90-87 in overtime orNewshrotc by Ron Normo!

BALLARD HEART
ATTACK CAUSES
STOCK JITTERS

MIAMI (CP) — Harold Ballard, the colorful and ofter
cantankerous owner of the Toronto Maple Leafs, has

shown he can create controversy even while recovering
from a heart attack

Ballard, 84, was listed in good condition Tuesday
after suffering a heart attack 10 days ago in Florida but
word of his ailment didn't reach Toronto until late
Monday night. Even staff at Maple Leaf Gardens said
they didn’t know about Ballard being in a Miami hospital
until they read it in a Toronto newspaper

When reports about Ballard's health reached the
Toronto Stock Exchange on Tuesday, trading in commor
shares of Maple Leaf Gardens Ltd. was halted after there
was a rush of potential buyers and not enough sellers

While Ballard was unavailable for comment, spokes
men at both the Gardens and the Miami Heart Institute
said Tuesd. he was in good condition

Ballar 7 condition had stabilized and he was
transferred from the hospital's intensive care unit to a
regular room Tuesday afternoon, said nursing supervisor

Susan Pinnas. “He's sitting up and seems to be pro
gressing nicely. He's in good spirits.

Gardens spokesman Bob Stellick said Ballard is
expected to remain in hospital for as long as a month
Even though he has improved, Stellick said the heart
attack — Ballard’s first — has made it too risky for him to
travel to Tgronto

Ballard, a diabetic, complained of chest pains on Jan.
3 while vacationing at the Palm Beach, Fla., home of
Toronto supermarket owner Steve Stavro. He was
admitted to the Hospital of the Good Samaratin in Palm
Beach and then transferred to the Miami Heart Institute
last Sunday

ard has had breathing problems in the pat,
Stavro told the Toronto Star, and “it just came up again
He had these pains, he didn’t feel well and rather than
take chances he went in for observation.”

The crusty Ballard sparked heated debate New
Year's Eve when he was quoted in an interview as saying
he was going to leave the hockey team and the Gardens
worth an estimated $120 million Cdn to charity and
nothing to his children because they were always fighting
amongst themselves

Sut Ballard’s son, Harold Jr., said his father couldn't
give away Garden stock because it's under the control of
a holding company, which in turn has been left in trust for
his children

Maple Leaf Gardens Ltd. owns the arena, the land it
sits on, the Leafs and the Hamilton Tiger-Cats of the
Canadian Football League, as well as other minor
interests

‘Skins, Broncos favored

By DAV LDBERG *
Associated Press

Four teams left

Four NFL teams rated even by the oddsmakers,
have made the Cleveland Browns a three-point underdog at
Denver and the Minnesota Vikings a 3'/2-point underdog at
Washington, just about enough to cover the home-field edge

Can the visitors win?

The visitors have won three of the six playoff games
this season.

Or, as Cleveland coach Marty Schottenheimer says in
preparing to play the Broncos on the road instead of at
home, where they lost to Denver last season

“I always like to play at home in front of our fans, but I
don't really think it matters where the game is played.”

Minnesota [plus 3] at

The Vikings may not be the bestteam, but they are the
hottest, having taken from San Frantisco the designation of
this year’s team of destiny.

In reality, the Vikings have a better record than the
Redskins, 10-4 to 9-4, the disparity in their overall marks
being a creation of their replacement teams — 30 for
Washington to 0-3 for Minnesota

The real question, ironically, may be whether a
northern team can play outside in cold weather. The last
time they did that, the-Vikings lost 16-10 to Green Bay in
Milwaukee.

That was when they were cold, during the period they
also lost 27-24 to Washington at home in overtime

That game turned on Barry Wilburn's 100-yard inter
ception return just as the Vikings were about to go ahead
14-0 five minutes before halftime

ZINAL, Switzerland (CP)
— Switzerland's Michela
Figini won the first two
training runs today in prep
aration for a double women's
World Cup Alpine downhill
race this week.

The women's schedule, in
disarray because of unsea
sonably warm weather that
has prevented snow from
accumulating to any degree
on the courses, was further
disrupted today when or.

ganizers decided to race the
downhills on Thursday and
Saturday instead of Friday
and Saturday.

Organizers said the change
was necessary because of a
storm centre forecast to
move through the area Fri-
day.

Figini posted a time of one
minute 56.09 seconds on the
opening training run and
1:54.44 for the second leg.
Austrian Barbara Sadleder

MacKinnon leads
Hi-Arrow to win

By CasNews Staff

Dave MacKinnon netted
the eventual game winner as
Woodland Park Shell de.
feated Hi Arrow Arms 5-2 in
CRHL hockey action Sunday
night.

The first period remained
scoreless until the 19:55

his second marker of the
night for Shell from MeCor-

mack and Wayne Popoff.

The game's final goal was

scored by Knowler with the
assists going to Keraiff and
Tischler.

trailed Figini on the first run
with a time of 1:56.11 follow
ed by Swiss skier Heidi
Zeller in 1:56.24.

The top Canadian in the
first run was Kerrin Lee of
Rossland, B.C., sixth in
1:56.96. Rookie Kendra Ko
belka of Revelstoke, B.C.,
was 15th in 1:57.95, while
Karen Percy of Banff, Alta.,
tied for 18th in 1:58.08, and
Laurie Graham of Inglewood,
Ont., 21st in 1:58.30.

Graham was the top Can
adian in the second run, 13th
with a clocking of 1:56.44.
Behind Figini with leading
times were Veronika Wall
inger of Austria (1:54.88) and
Marlis Spescha of Switzer
land (1:55.14).

Kobelka was 22nd in
1:57.46, while Lee was 26th
in 1:57.54 and Percy was 28th
in 1:57.65.

Meanwhile, in Bern, Swit
zerland lack of snow forced
Swiss organizers to drop

men's World Cup ski races
next week in Adelboden and
on the Lauberhorn hill at
Wengen, the Federation in
ternationale de ski said to
day

A giant slalom race Tues.
day was moved to Saas Fee
after Adelboden cancelled its
program for the first time in
the World Cup's 22-year his-
tory

Two Wengen downhills
and a super-giant slalom set
for Jan. 22-24 were switched
to Leukerbad on Jan. 23-25,
with the downhills run first.
One downhill is a replace-
ment for Garmisch-Parten-
kirchen, West Germany.

Saas Fee and Leukerbad
are in Switzerland's Valais
Alps. Leukerbad was the
venue for three women’s
races last month.

Next Monday, Saas Fee
also will stage a women's
World Cup slalom originally
set for the previous day.

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mark when Mitch Quaedvli:
put Shell on the board. Pete
Tischler and Doug Knowler
got the assists.

Hi Arrow’s Don Deschene
replied in the second period
to tie the game. Chief Mercer
and Doug Makortoff pro
vided the help.

Shell took the lead again
when Mike McCormack con.
verted a pass from Martin
Sander. But Hi Arrow tied it
up again before the second
period ended. Deschene got
his second goal of the game
with Mercer getting the lone
assist. It was 2-2 after two
periods.

Shell |broke it open in the
third with just over two
minutes gone. MacKinnon
scored from Tischler and
Kelly Keraiff. Quaedvlieg got

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