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n Hocke: for Kurt Browning — the first figure Canadian team’s chief sponsor, {~ Castlegar Minor oP Y skater ever to nail The Quad — it’s a Teleglobe Canada Inc. REFEREE CLINIC tqugh but standard jump called the “I injured myself on three oc- triple lutz. casions doing it and my coach said LEVEL | & il Browning, world champion the ‘forget it — work on the triple axel take a step back and relearn the triple Past two years, has set a goal for this and quad toe.’ ” lutz im case the quad should one day season of mastering the lutz, in which The triple axel is considered the fall short. Sunday, Sept. 30 a skater glides backward, digs in the toughest triple jump, and Browning He said the quad “‘is not going to 9 a.m.-5 p.m. left toe and spins three times in the air got that and went one farther. At the be my jump forever. Ober skaters = Arena Complex, Castlegar onto the right skate. 1988 world championships in will come along who can do it. PLEASE BRING: FOR MORE INFORMATION It’s a jump most world class skaters Budapest, he spun four times in-the “And I'm still not able to do ix Skates. Helmet. Whistle (CALL BRAD ASHTON © 365-2255 have in their back pocket. But not air and landed smoothly, compicting every time. I don’t try it every time. ng, and he’s afraid it may the first quadruple toe jump, or quad, Onty if I have the feeling on that some day cost him a championship. in figure-skating history. day." “When I was a junior I was doing it It wasn’t enough to win that year, He wants the lutz so he can become all the time, but I just lost it," said the but it made him the skater to watch. “the most well-rounded skater I Edmonton native between signing He won the world championship the can,” and to avoid any upsets by ar-

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“‘Every time there was a negative comment from a city council member up here, the Atlanta newspaper got a reporter up here to cover it,”’ said Henderson.

“That's why I was opposed to free trade wtih the U.S. If you think you'll be playing on a lével field with the Americans, you're nuts.””

Ironically, Henderson, a’ former Olympic sailor, is scheduléd to run the sailing events for the ‘Atlanta Games, which will likely be’ heid in Savannah on Georgia's Atlantic coast.

Henderson also threw out some harsh words for his local opponents.

“Not only were the IOC members getting bad news about Toronto from Atlanta, but-also from our own media here,” he said. “It was like being stabbed in the back."’

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‘Séme interesting solutions have oc- curred in individual sports where static “ ¢ligibility dates have ‘been ¢liminated. In a season, there may be 15 different tournaments for players under the age of 14. The only criteria is that every player at every tour- nament be under 14. As the calendar Progresses, the athletes will compete in tournaments where they are among the very oldest competitors. Ob- viously, this is unworkable for team Sports.

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