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Page 16, The Citizen, Ottawa, Monday, March 1, 1982 Tank McNamara jot BUT WITH FIS-TS, VV STICKS, KXPlklG 1 Ich, Verbeek) 16:10 3. Minnesota. Broten 29 (McCsr ftrkiTtZAi fuc rsationai iW. II I an NUL.UE START OF HOCKEY'S MIHOR j7j Penalty Hutchison Chi 3 49. Shots on goal by Chicago 10 10 1232 Colorado 13 13 10-36 Goal Esposito, Chicago; Reich, Colorado.

Attendance 6.734 Pittsburgh 4 at NY Rasters First Period 1. Pittsburgh. Lee IS (Schuttl 3:01 2. NY Rangers. Leinonen 6 (Hi-ckey.

Ruotsalainen) 16.00 Penarbee Hotham Pgh 12:28. 16 46, Edwards Pgh (served by Ferguson). Duguay NYR 17:17. Second Period 3. Pittsburgh, Price 6 (Baxter.

Boutette) 11.02 4. Pittsburgh. Macleish 17 (Car-lyle) 13:14 Penalties Dors NYR major 657. 17:07. Third Period 6.

Pittsburgh. Schutt 3 (Price) 8:14 6. NY Rangers. Rogers 28 (Hos-podar) 15:56 Penalty Baxter Pgh 2:29. Shots on god by Pittsburgh 8 16 630 NY Rangers 19 9 1038 God Edwards.

Pittsburgh; Mio, NY Rangers. Attendance 17.423. Philaddphia 3 at Viocotrrer 3 First Period 1. Philadelphia. Propp 39 (Linse-man) 9 01 2 Vancouver.

Hlinka 19 (Belland. McCarthy) 16:42 Penafty St. Croix Pha (served by Leach) 14:56. Second Period 3 Vancouver, Boldirev 32 (Bel-land. Fraser) 10:18 4.

Philadelphia. Kerr 15 (Barber. Propp) 1238 5. Philadelphia. Sinisalo 9 (Propp, Cochrane) 17:38 Penalties Smyl Vcr 2:49, Lin-seman Pha.

Williams Vcr 6:55. Wilson Pha 8:45. Williams Vcr 10:50. Beftand Vcr 13:26. Sinisalo Pha 15:36.

linesman Pha, Cochrane Pha, Williams Vcr, Delorme Vcr minors, misconducts 19:04. Third Period 6. Vancouver. Lupul 7 (Belland. Molin) 16 25 Penalties Hoffmeyer Pha.

Lupul Vcr majors 17:49, Propp Pha Goal Low, Edmonton; Dion. Pittsburgh. Attendance 16.033. Detroit 2 at St. Louis 6 First Period 1.

Detroit, Schoenfeld 7 (Nolsn. McKechnie) 18:36 Pendties Lofthouse Det major, Sutter StL minor, major 2:05. Blaisdell Det 1101. Second Period 2. St.

Louis. Federko 18 (Sutter. Psvese) 6 34 3. St. Louis, Crombeen 17 (Zuke) 746 4.

St. Louis, Pavese 2 (Browns-chidle, Dunlop) 13:46 6 St. Louis. Federko 19 (Sutter, Mullen) 17 11 6 St. Louis, Federko 20 17:43 Pendties Nill StL 1 13.

Kirton Dei. Pavese StL 841, Nill StL 9:15. Schoenfeld Del 15:18 Third Period 7. Detroit. Nedomansky 9 (Vail) 6:59 8 St.

Louis. Turnbull 28 (Patey) 942 Penalties Pavese StL 11:19, Hart StL 13:20. Shots on god by Detroit 8 12 1232 St Louis 12 13 833 God Sauve, Detroit; Heinz. St. Louis.

Attendance 14.163. Chicago 6 at Los Angeles 3 First Period 1 Los Angeles. Taylor 34 (Dionne) 8 40 2 Chicago, Mulvey 25 (Ruskows-ki) 10 31 3 Chicago, Wilson 29 (Savard. Lysiak) 12 32 4 Chicago, Secord 40 (Savard. Marsh) 15 18 Penalties Lewis LA 12 08, Hutchison Chi 18 40 Second Period 5 Los Angeles, Korab 4 (Nicholls, Smith) 8 24 6 Chicago, Mulvey 26 (Ruskows-ki.

Fox) 8 58 7 Chicego, Lysiak 18 (Bulley) 10 23 Pendties Fox Chi, Taylor LA maiors 0 30. Kelly LA. Fox LA 14 36. Lysiak Chi 14 45 Third Period 8 Los Angeles, Taylor 35 (Gruhl, Hardy) 6 19 Pendties Feamster Chi 12 54. Dionne LA 14 56.

Mulvey Chi 18 06 Shots on god by Chicago 11 9 222 Los Angeles 12 9 1435 God Esposito. Chicago; Keans. Lessard. Los Angeles. Attendance 12.713 Siding Ski jumping World championships OSLO (CP) Results of jumping on the 90-metre hid at the world Nordic skiing championships Sunday (points and two jumping distances): 1.

Matti Nvkanen, Finland. 257 9 points, 108 5 metres. 102 5 metres 2 Olav Hansson. Norway. 255 1, 107-995 3.

Armin Kogler, Austria, 244 7, 102 5-100 6 4. Klaus Ostwald. East Germany, 242 6. 102-102 Ole Bremseth. Norway, 242 6.

102-995 6 Penttl Kokkonen, Finland, 238 5, 102-98 7. Mathias Buse, Eest Germany, 237 5, 99 5-100 5 8 Anders Daun. Sweden, 232 8. 102-976 9 Hubert Neuper, Austria. 232 3.

99 5-95 10. Horst Bulau, Canada, 231.8, 98 5-985 19. Ron Richards. Canada. 213.4, 95-91 Kari Ylianttila, Finland.

2134. 88 5-95 21 Steve Collins. Canada, 2123, 89 5-95 Cup over-all 1. Armtn Kogler, Austria, 150 points 2. Horst Bulau, Canada.

1 13 3 Roger Ruud, Norway, 96 4 Per Bergerud. Norway. 69 Hubert Neuper. Austria. 69 6 Manfred Deckert.

Eest Germany. 84 7 Massimo Rigoni. Italy. 83 8 Matti Nykanen. Finland.

73 Andreas Bauer. West Germany. 73 10 Mathias Busa. East Germany. 67 Cross-country World championships OSLO (CPI Results of the BEER VVUGM CCXJU? FInI EM, GOT BpCK.

TO THE LEAGUER. Saturday at Whistler Mountain: 1. Peter Mueller, Switzerland, 2 14 38 2 Steve Podborski. Canada. 2:1653 3 Dave Irwin.

Canada. 2:16.73 4 Gustav Dehrli. Switzerland. 2:16 02 6. Todd Brooker.

Canada, 2:16 37 6 Toni Buergler. Switzerland, 2:16 49 7 Ken Read. Canada, 2:16 62 8 Peter Wirnsberger. Austria. 2 16 90 9 Paul Mahre.

U.S., 2 17 12 10 Josef Walcher, Austria, 217 28 13 Bob Styan. Canada, 2:1786 23 Chris Kent. Canada. 2:19 09 30 Doug Kerr. Cenada.

2:19 52 34 Robin Mcleish. Canada. 2:19 83 36. Oave Murray, Canada, 2:19 99 37. Felix Belczyk, Cenada, 2:20 04 43.

Paul Boivin. Canada, 2 20 66 44. Jeff Maclnnis. Canada, 2:20 68 47 Gary Athans, Canada, 2 21 52 51 Brian Fry, Canada. 2 22 08 52.

Derek Trussler, Canada, 2:22 73 Man's over-all WHISTLER, (CP) Man's over-ell World Cup standings following Saturday's Molson downhill at Whistler Mountain. 1 Phil Mahre. 287 2. Ingemar Stenmark. Sweden, 204 3 Steve Mahre.

US, 117 4 Steve Podborski, Canada, 1 15 5 Peter Mueller, Switzerland. 102 6 Andreas Wenzel. Liechtenstein. 95 7 Ham Weirather. Austria.

86 8 Joel Gaspoz. Switzerland. 82 9 Erwin Reach. Austrie. 76 10 Marc Girardelli.

Luxembourg. 72 Bon Trifacta (1-2-8) S10 05 Attendance 1.929 Mutual $214,229 Results Sunday First rece. -mile, pace $800 1 fludl dow IZ on) 2 60 2 60 2 40 4 Ptvome IM Turenne) 10 40 4 20 5 Noble Creed A (O Covillel 6 00 Time: 1:36 1. Alio Cool Brook Succett. Hyde Park Boy.

Billy Millar, Senge Baaugetta. John Grattan. Exacta $28 10 Second race. met. peoe.

$960 7 Sire Oe M't'o (Frt nl 4 70 3 10 3 60 1 Wilford't W'net ILav'ette) 3 80 4 10 4 Bright Blue Chip (G Charb'eau) 7 10 Time: 2:11.4. Also Lite Rite, vandyck Angle. Lees Valentine. Indian Emerald. Hieland Halo Exacta $19 00 Thrd nice.

met. Vot. $850 4 Fi McC'H IM'F'nt) 1170470230 2 Our Glory (Reynoldl) 3 50 2 20 6 Helann Btrdan (Lar'iere) 2.20 Time: 2:14.1. Also Didine Ritand. Jody Joymac.

Earll Record, Scot Nortmac. Pat Duanet Exacta: $27 90 Fourth rare, mat. pace. $1,000 6 Phin'at Finn (Zt'on) 8 20 6 60 3 60 2 Glencoe Flame Rey'lds) 10 60 640 3 Lett Kat (R Chartrtnd) 6 90 Time: 2:10 0 Alto Ron Matter. JM Mac, Algor Ltta.

lady Adour. Lea Brit. Exacta $102 00 Fifth race, met, pace. $900 4 Dance On ICov'le) 4 00 3 50 2 60 2. Lovely Bet (I Dunlop) 10 60 6 20 1.

GJencoe Herculet (D Kehoo) 3 80 Time: 2 120 Alto Cath Bat. I Columbia. Earlylaket Choice, KelWy Kid. Leaders Harness facing Penalty Pocobene Sud 1:58. Second Period 2.

Belleville, McSorley (Garesu) 0:49 Pendties Butorac Be 9:06, St. James Sud 12 40, Dells Msestra Sud 1503. Delimsn Be. DeFazio Sud minors, majors 17:03. Third Period No scoring.

Penalties Kelly Be, Savage Sud 340, Dells Maestra Sud 10:20. Crocock Be 10:47. Overtime 3 Sudbury, Verbeek (Hrynewich, Sands) 0:41 Pendties None. Shots on god by Belleville 12 7 11 131 Sudbury 9 10 11 131 God Cherrett, Belleville; Sands, Sudbury. Attendance Not available.

Kingston 6 at SS Marie 5 First Period 1. Kingston, Handy (Knight, Silta-la) 9 55 Penalty MacLellan Kgn 12:28. Second Period 2 Kingston. Cutting (Vani) 12:32 3. Sault Ste.

Marie. Beaulne (Lo-cocol 16:00 4 Kingston, Cutting (Rawding) 1946 Pendties Cells SSM, Collin Kgn 3:21. Stothers Kgn 7:06. Moffat Kgn game misconduct, Vanbiesbrouck SSM minor, major, misconduct. Latta SSM.

Dineen SSM, Aldred SSM. Conway SSM. Smith Kgn. Knight Kgn. Reade Kgn, MacLellan Kgn majors, misconducts, Rueter SSM.

Stothers Kgn 9 07. Graves SSM, Stothers Kgn 12 02, Cells SSM 13:43. Cutting Kgn 1646, Brimmer SSM 18 17 Third Period 5 Sault Ste Marie, Beaulne (Tait) 1:15 6 Sault Ste Marie. Bell (Beaulne. Larkm) 3 47 7 Sault Ste Marie, Beaulne (Tait, Rueter) 7:11 8 Sault Ste.

Marie. Larkin (Beaulne. Rueter) 13 05 9 Kingston. Siltala (MacLellan. Handy) 17 17 10 Kingston.

Knight (Cutting) t9 57 Penalties Kalbtleisch Kgn major, minor. Lococo SSM major I 11. Siltala Kgn 257. Tait SSM. Stothers Kgn 338, Dineen SSM 842.

Dineen SSM. Kalbfleisch Kgn maiors 11 13. Aldred SSM. Babctock Kgn minors, majors 11 16. Latta SSM 12:17 Overtime I I Kingston.

Cutting 8 55 Penalties None Attendance 3.363. Saturday Ottawa 4 at Oshawa 1 First Period 1 Ottawa, Wood (Ollson, M. Peterson) 2 02 2. Ottawa. McLaren (Lemay, Vaive) 3 IS 3 Ottawa.

Roy (Creighton. Dowd) 14 46 Penafty Odom Ott 4 20 Second Period 4 Ottawa, McLaren (Lemay. Vaivel 1136 Pendties Hepple Ott 1 02. An-dreychuk Osh 2 32 Third Period 5 Oshawa, Andreychuk (Lekun, Tanti) 13 23 Pendties Stewart Ott 840. Hepple Ott.

Andreychuk Osh 8 52 Shots on god by Ottawa 20 16 6 42 Oshawa 14 14 1543 God Ralph. Ottawa. Sidor-kiewicz. Oshawa. Attendance 2.607.

Quebec Junior A Sher'ke 69 41 17 1 373 242 83 Hull 68 36 20 2 306 240 74 Mont i 58 36 21 1 261 226 73 Shgan 58 33 23 2 318 241 68 T-Riv 57 32 24 1 34 268 65 Laval 61 29 31 1 286 311 59 Chic'imi 58 28 28 2 265 277 58 Granby 59 13 45 1 246 414 27 Quebec 58 9 48 1 162 362 19 Sunday results Sherbrooke 8 Chicoutimi 7 Quebec 4 Shawinigan 3 (OT) Hull 6 Granby 4 Laval 7 Montreal 3 Monday game Trois-Rivieres et Laval Summaries Sunday Granby 4 at Hull 5 First Period 1. Hull. Turgeon (27) INaud. Ber-thiaume) 3 39 2. Hull.

Choules (10) (Doucet) 4 03 3. Hull. Cormier (10) (Turgeon. MacKenzie) 18 34 4. Hull.

Lefort (2) (Berthiaume) 1858 5. Hull, Gauthier (47) (Berthiuame) 1932 Pendties Belanger, G. 3 10. Gaulin. H.

7 54; Dunn, 8 28, Beaudoin. H. 15 24 Second Period 6. Granby. Sylvestre 145) IBelang-er.

Rotuchaud) 8 05 Pendties Lepointe. G. 4 21. Cormier, G. Cormier, H.

14 56; Fletcher. 19 45 Third Period 7. Granby, Sylvestre (46) (Gauv-reau, Belanger) 8 30 8. Granby. Sylvestre (47) (Robi-chaud) 13:15 9.

Granby. Brisebois (21) (Breton. Roy) 15:12 Penalties Gaulin. H. double minor.

Choules. H. 8 08, Cormier. G. Robichaud.

G. 18 50 Attendance) 2.285 A Pte Gretzky. Edm 82 99 181 Bossy. NYI 46 68 114 Maruk. Wash 61 59 110 Stastny, Que 37 73 110 Trottier, NYI 44 62 106 Savard.

Chi 29 72 101 Smith. Mm 38 60 98 Dionne. LA 38 56 94 Anderson. Edm 32 87 90 Ciccarelli, Mm 48 42 90 thy, CIccereHi) 3 56 4. Minnesota.

Hakanison 11 (Sol- heim. Andersson) 10:46 6. Buffalo. McCourt 30 (McKeg- ray, Fischer) 11:10 6. Minnesota.

Hamburg 11 (McCarthy. Broten) 19:37 Penalties Hsworth But 16 47. Foligno Buf. Roberts Min 1846. Third Period 7.

Buffalo, Ramsey 6 (Foligno, Sauve) 3:25 8. Buffalo, Sauve 13 (Ramsey, Foligno) 4:10 9. Buffalo. Foligno 26 (Sauve) 6:40 10. Buffalo.

Haworth 16 (Per-reault. Fischer) 9:21 Shots on god by Buffalo 6 10 1329 Minnesota 12 11 1134 God Edwards, Harrison, Buffalo; Bueaupre, Minnesota. 16,784. Toronto 3 at Montreal 3 First Period 1. Toronto, Martin 21 (Boudreau, Aubin) 13:22 Penalties McGill Tor, Nilan Mtl maiors 0:20, Saganiuk Tor 2:04.

Patement Tor. Risebrough Mtl majors 12:34. Boschman Tor 17:18. Second Period 2. Montreal.

Tremblay 26 (Houle, Mondou) 3:11 3. Montreal, Hunter 13 (Picard. Jarvis) 15:25 4. Toronto, Vaive 42 (Derlago. Jo-hansen) 15 41 Penalties Vaive Tor.

Risebrough Mtl double minor 7.56. Houle Mtl 17:18. Third Period 5 Toronto, Anderson 29 (Salm-ing) 9 02 6. Montreal, lafleur 23 (Robinson, Acton) 17:04 Penalties Anderson Tor 6 40. Gavin Tor.

Delorme Mtl maiors 9 34. McGill Tor 12 47 Shots on god by Toronto 14 14 634 Montreal 12 10 1537 God Tremblay. Toronto; Herron. Montreal. Attendance 16.842.

Quebec 5 at NY Islanders 5 First Period 1 NY Islanders. D. Sutter 17 (Gillies. Sutter) 1809 Penalties LaCroix Oue 2:20. Rochefort Que 17 47 Second Period 2 NY Islanders.

Jonsson 17 (Trottter) 3 26 3 Quebec. A Stastny 21 (P Stastny. Stastnyl 6 11 4 NY Islanders, Gillies 30 (Nys- trom. Carroll) 9 50 5 Quebec, Cloutier 28 (Tardif. Dupont) 10 05 6 NY Islanders, Sutter 17 (Gillies, Morrow) 17 38 Penalties Morrow NYI 4 44.

Kallur NYI 10 40, Hunter Que, Persson NYI 18 21 Third Period 7 Quebec. Cloutier 29 (Frycer) 6 29 8 Quebec. Stastny 27 IP Stastny. Lacroix) 9 09 9 Quebec. Goulet 35 IP Stastny) 18.16 10 NY Islanders.

Trottier 44 (Bossy. Gillies) 19 03 Pendties McEwen NYI 3 37, Rochefort Que, 8. Sutter NYI, Stastny Que. Tonelli NYI 15 17 Shots on god by Quebec 9 14 1033 NY Islanders 12 11 528 God Garrett. Quebec.

Smith, NY Islanders Attendance 15.271 Philadelphia 9 at Calgary 8 First Period 1 Philadelphia. Propp 37 (Linse-man. Allison) 1:29 2 Philadelphia, Propp 38 (Linse-man, Allison) 1 58 3 Philadelphia, Kerr 14 (Marsh) 2 36 4 Calgary, McAdam 7 10 06 5 Calgary. Nilsson 15 (Bndgman. Reinhart) 13 12 6 Calgary.

McAdam 8 (Choui-nard. Murdoch) 17 10 7. Philadelphia. Barber 36 (Leach. Wilson) 17 10 8 Calgary.

LaVallee 27 (Rautakal-ho) 17 19 Pendties Cochrane Pha 12 36. Plett Cal 18 45 Second Period 9 Calgary. Nilsson 16 2 22 10 Philadelphia. Hoffmeyer 6 4 15 11 Philadelphia. Sinisalo 8 (Kerr.

Gorence) 5 46 12 Calgary. Reinhart 10 (Hislop, Nilsson) 9 07 13 Calgary, Nilsson 17 (Reinhart) 10 50 14 Philadelphia. Linseman 19 (Kerr. Hoffmeyer) 17:12 Penalty Murdoch Cal 15 05 Third Period 15 Calgary. Nilsson 18 (Hislop, Bndgman) 8 33 16 Philadelphia.

Gorence 4 (Kerr) 8 51 17 Philadelphia. Marsh 1 (Linseman, Allison) 14:49 Penalties Watson Pha. Houston Cal 15 52. Hoffmeyer Pha 16 13 Shots on god by Philadelphia 9 13 1335 Calgary 14 16 1242 God Peeters, Philadelphia: Riggin. Calgary.

Attendance 7,234 Edmonton 4 at Pittsburgh 1 First Period 1. Edmonton, Hunter 14 (Lowe. Unger) 3 17 2 Edmonton. Anderson 32 (Coffey. Gretzky) 10 52 Penalties Huddy Edm 5 27, Boutette Pgh 9 25, Chorney Pgh 10 23.

Anderson Edm 1135. Messier Edm major 1349. Second Period No scoring Pendties Ferguson Pgh 5 16. Unger Edm. Price Pgh majors, misconducts 20 00 Third Period 3.

Pittsburgh, Ferguson 18 (Car-lyle. St Laurent) 16 25 4 Edmonton, Gretzky 80 (Kurri. Low) 1905 5 Edmonton. Lowe 8 19 57 Pendties Carlyle Pgh 12 01. Kurri Edm 19 05.

Shots on god by Edmonton 16 18 1044 Pittsburgh 15 8 1639 men's 60-kilometre cross country race Saturday at the world Nordic skiing championships: 1 Thomas Wasberg. Sweden. 2H3209 2 Yury Burlakov, Soviet Union, 2:32343 3 Lars-Erik Eriksen, Norway. 2 32 49 9 4. Alexander Batiuk.

Soviet Union, 2 33:19 6 5. Asko Autio. Finland. 2 33 23 9 6. Alexander Zavyalov, Soviet Union.

2:34:483 7. Anatdy fvanov, Soviet Union, 2:3643 7 8 Mauriho de Zolt. Italy, 236378 9. Harri Kirisniemi, Finland, 2 36 58 8 10 Oddvar Bra, Norway. 2 38 19 8 Medal standing OSLO (CP) Final medal standings after 13 events in the world Nordic ski championships at Hoi-menkollen.

including the revisions made by the FIS council Saturday night: Norway 7 4 3 Soviet Union 2 3 0 Sweden 2 0 0 E. Germany 1 1 3 Finland 4 4 Austria 1 1 1 Czechoslovakia 0 0 1 US 0 0 1 Norway and the Soviet Union shared the gold medal in the men's relay. Norway and Finland shared the silver in the Nordic combined team event, and Finland and East Germany shared the bronze in the men's relay There were 14 gold medals and 13 silver and 13 bronze medals awarded World Cup Men's downhill WHISTLER, 8 (CP) Results of the World Cup downhill ski rece Hamilton. Chrntina Lady. Capadona Forwood, Dancing Fella.

Readl Kelly Trifacta (2 9-51 $446 00 Box Tnfecta (2-D-9) $223 00 SMh race, mat. vol. $1,400 7 Juitahunch (Em d) 8 70 6 00 3 90 3 Mr Dillon IE Steward 3 90 3 30 2 Wait River Okie IW Lsvtolette) 840 Time 2 to 0 Alio Fireplace, Alphaiet, wiu liuau, Jeflt Surge Enacts $74 20 Snentti rsca. met, pace. $1,100 4 hers W'ds'k (Lec'e) 8 90 6 60 340 3 Armbro Afire (McC'mick) 3 60 3 20 7 Lady Fran IL Turennel 6 30 Time 2:11 1 Mm Bar 8 Gal.

Mttheri Skipper. Bomb. Timba Jill. Family i-avourite Exacta $26 80 Eighth race. met.

pecs. $1,100 5 S'n B1 Hoc (O r) 26 90 16 30 6 30 6 Good Fair Crawford) 14 00 3 90 I Stacey Elu.both (A Bourns.) 3 00 Time 2 08 4 Also Newberty. Real Spin. eien Bie. Dream Lut.

Markets Mirage Exacta $377 70 Nimh race. met. pace. $1,100 6 Little Ch ago (N nil 6 50 3 90 2 90 2 Ketv Angut (W Lavwlette) 6 90 400 1 Golden Trinket Lancaster) 2 90 Time 2:09 0 Alto Sunny Ftntaty. Larry Thorn, Gold Camp.

Soapy Wall. Exacta: $35 40 Tenth rece, met, pace, $900 1 Tu'doi in (S Am rl 4 10 2 60 2 10 2 AH Chance (R Zeron) 2 80 2 10 8 Brimton Blacky (L Dunlop) 2 10 Time 2 09 0 Alto Panni Blazer. Canny caiey, Mr Shanly, Sweat Nightingale. Eattern Rose. Tritecta (1-2-8) $20 10 Los Angeles 102 Cleveland 101 Phoenix 103 Seattle 98 Indiana 112 Detroit 101 Saturday results Detroit 127 Kansas City 119 (OT) Dallas 108 Houston 105 New York 107 Portland 105 Denver 134 Philadelphia 125 Tuesday games San Diego et New York New Jersey at Washington Detroit at Milwaukee Philedelphie at Chicago Boston at Delias San Antonio at Houston Kansas City at Utah Indiana at Denvr Phoenix et Portland Cleveland at Golden State Other scores Saturday Ontario Unrversities Windsor 92 Brock 76 (Windsor wins West Division final) Guelph 93 Waterloo 79 York 81 Laurentian 62 (York wins East Division final) Unhenrty Women Brock 80 Western 57 Toronto 61 Laurentian 60 York 63 Guelph 58 Quebec Unrvertrty Concordia 90 UQTR 72 Canada Wait Women Victoria 89 Saskatchewan 62 Canada Watt Men Victoria 88 Lethbndge 47 MACE-KJR--TV MOVIE Of TWE VEAC 'FIGHTING THE JOGKRWPEN STORY 13.

Kan Read. Canada. 66. Women's giant slalom ASPEN, Colo. (AP) Results of Saturday's women's World Cup giant slalom: 1.

Maria Epple, West Germany. 2:13.51. 2. Erika Hess, Switzerland, 2:13 67. 3.

Irene Epple. West Germany, 2:14.16. 4. Karen Lancaster, United States. 2:15 26.

5. Anne-Flore Rey, France, 2:15.95. 6. Ann Melander. Sweden.

2:1608. 7. Cindy Nelson, U.S., 2:16.33. 8. Fabienne Serrat, France, 2: 16.60.

9. Abbi Fisher, S. 2:16.66. 10. Metka Jerman, Yugoslavia, 2:16.98.

Women's over-all 1. Hess, 277 points. 2 I Epple. 257. 3 Cooper, 156.

4 Nelson. 145. 6 Ursula Konzett. Liechtenstein. 122 6 Pemne Pelen, France.

1 18 Lea Soelkner. Austria. 1 18 8 Eppla, 108. 9 Chaud. 98 10.

Holly Flanders. U.S.. 90 Gerry Sorensen. Canada. 90 Giant slalom leaders 1 I Epple, 110 2 Hess.

90 3 Epple. 88 4 Cooper. 41 Pelen. 41 My Boy Blare. My Boy Willy Tnfacla (4-2-1): $243 20 Box Trifacta (1-2-4): $121 60 Sixth race, mat, trot, $860 2 K'ston.

Pi tt (Frl'n) 4 10 3 20 2 90 7 Philip Pitnck (R. Zeron) 6 30 4 30 1 Sin City IE Norm) 3 30 Time 2 08 4 Alto Plait Drummond. La Gigue, Johmtont Roytl, Hutky Sam. Cabongt Dunn Exacta: $31 30 Seventh race. mUe.

pace. $1,200 8 Bye Bye ay (L'c ter) 9 30 4 00 2 70 3 Ratpert Rocket (D Coville) 3 00 2 40 7 Macro Mouette IW Owners) 300 Time: 2 09 3 Also Demicup. Smart Jimmy, Gaelic Bonnie. Capital Coin. Exacts $23 70 Eighth race, met.

pace. $1,760. 2 Omcrot (Stewart) 7 10 4 30 2 90 7. Laverne Angut (S'Amour) 3 60 3 30 6. Stylish Skipper (Turenne) 4 60 Time 2 06 3 Also Mitter Murray.

My Gal Jill. Sweat Melissa, Dandy Deal, Louisa Lobell. Exacta: $30 30 Ninth race, mHa, pace. $3,600 3 D'cani Boy (L'c'ter) 13 70 4 50 2 90 5 Fniky Flower (A St Amour) 2 90 2 20 6 Rotttgo (P Dwyerl 2 50 Time: 2 06 3 Also Armbro Ocelot. Alpha Etgla.

Biff Hanover. Exacts $36 20 Tenth race, met, pace, $900 4 Bell Captain ICo del 6 60 3 60 2 70 2 Mr Hanna IR Cinr.nl 9 60 4 20 7 Luket Gaston (W Laviolette) 2 40 Tim. 212 0 Alto Cashmere Bay N. Punch Abba. Furyl Shoe.

Pultusk Roof Top: Robby Polly did not finish. Tritecta 14-2-71 $250 60 Box Trifacta 12-4-7) $125 30 Attendance 2.3B3 Mutual $230,960 Blackwood. Kitchener-Waterloo, 7.12 (Canadian native record); 2. Karen Bowen, London; 3. Norman Love, University of Alberte.

4x200 relay 1. Saskatchewen 140 60 (Canadian native record); 2 Calgary Spartans; 3. Saskatchewan B. 4x400 relay I Ontario, 3 47 98, 2 University of Saskatchewan 3. Saskatoon.

Saturday Long jump 1. Craig Taylor, Ottewa, 7 31; 2. Oave Burton. Calgary; 3. Harry Boyd.

Edmonton. Shot put 1 Murray Wenhardt. Saskatoon. 15 38; 2. Kevin Berman.

Simon Fraser; 3. Glen Runcie. Edmonton. 400 metres 1. len Newhouse.

Edmonton, 48 34; Desai Williams. Scarborough; 3. Ron Jackson, Edmonton. 3.000 metre walk 1 Francois LaPointe. Montreel.

12 42 69, 2. Tom Manski. Edmonton. 1.600 metres 1. Peul Steeds.

Etobicoke, 3 47.03. John Creig, Toronto; 3. Dennis Lonergen, Vancouver. 50 metres 1. Ben Johnson.

Sverborough. 5 70 (Canadian native record); 2. Tony Sharpe. Scarborough: 3. Ruben Mayes.

North Batt-leford 50-metre hurdles 1. Mark McKay. Toronto. 6 70 (Canadian- native record); 2. Jeff Glass.

London. 3. Eric Spence. Scarborough. High Jump 1.

Cathy Murphy. Kanata. 1 74, 2. Darlene dsborne. Kajacks.

3 Linda McLaren. Saskstoon. 400 metres 1. Giselle Planu. London, 56 9: 2.

Jillien Richardson. Calgary; 3. Grace Verbeek. Hamilton Pentathlon 1. Janet Scott, Saskatoon.

3.622: Lil McBlain. Edmonton: 3. Dense Fillion. Tiliaon-burg. Ont.

1.600 metres 1. Geri Fitch. Retake. BC. Sandra Rem.

Winnipeg: 3. Nancy Bettie. vyin-nipeg. 50 metres 1. Angella BeHey.

Toronto. 6 35: Sandy Gilkes. Winnipeg: 3. Faye Blackwood. Kitchener-Waterloo.

LPGA leaders Tucson Open TUCSON. Aril (AP) TopO and ties sfter Sunday I final round in a $125,000 LPGA goH toutoe-ment on the 6.206-yard, par-72 Randolph North Golf Course: lOka-moto won sodden-death pleyofft' Ok to. $18,750 70 Little. $12,250 73 Aft. $8,750 71 Adams.

$5,628 72 R.zio. $5,625 71 Joyce. $4,000 74 p-rson. $4,000 73 Coles. $4,000 70 Cu em.

$3,250 74 Moody. $3250 72 VanH'e. $2,626 77 WhrtTl. $2,626 75 neon. $2,625 72 Floyd.

$1,868 76 M'tm. $1,868 72 ton. $1,868 74 essy. $1,868 73 Mong'i. $1,858 71 Ceponl.

$1,868 74 Per is. $IJ87 78 'meex. $1,387 74 Deraal. $1J87 71 72 70 70 72 70 70 72 70 65 73 74 67 70 72 70 73 69 71 71 72 70 74 71 72 77 69 73 70 73 73 68 74 69 73 71 74 75 68 74 69 72 73 73 76 69 281 66 281 73284 71266 76 285 71286 71 286 73286 73 287 72 287 67 288 70 288 70288 70 289 71 289 72 289 74 289 73 289 72289 69290 71280 71290 aica v-uiiicrtriicc Adm DMakm Monl'l 64 36 12 18 296 184 88 nuttalo 04 33 18 12 248 203 78 Boston 63 34 21 8 261 219 76 Ouebec 66 29 23 13 286 270 71 Han 63 17 32 14 208 279 48 Patrick Division Liu a taa 107 ai Phil'ia 63 32 26 6 266 262 70 NY R'rt 63 30 23 10 236 242 70 Pitt'gh 66 24 31 10 238 276 68 I Waton 64 20 35 9 261 263 49 Campbell Conference Noma Dtviaion Minnie 66 27 19 19 283 240 73 St Louis 64 27 33 6 262 276 69 Chicago 66 23 32 10 274 297 66 peg 62 22 27 13 239 272 67 Toronto 66 17 32 16 261 290 60 Detroit 64 18 34 12 224 279 48 Smytfia Derision Ed ton 66 42 13 11 3S6 248 95 Van vm 66 24 27 14 228 232 62 Calgary 65 23 27 15 266 279 81 Los A les 62 17 32 13 244 292 47 1 Coldo 65 14 40 11 201 291 39 Sunday reeurts Minnesota 6 Detroit 4 Edmonton 4 Washington 1 Pittsburgh 4 at NY Rangers 2 Winnipeg 6 St Louis 2 Colorado 5 Chicago 3 Philadelphia 3 Vancouver 3 2 Saturday result NY Rangers 6 Boston 4 Washington 7 Hartford 1 Philadelphia 9 Calgary 8 Toronto 3 Montreal 3 Quebec 6 NY Islanders 5 Edmonton 4 Pittsburgh 1 Buffalo 5 Minnesota 5 St Louis 6 Detroit 2 Chicago 6 los Angeles 3 Tonight's game Los Angeles at Quebec NY Islanders at Toronto Tuesday games Boston at St. Louis Edmonton at Montreal Calgary at NY Islanders 4 Winnipeg at Philadelphia Summaries Sunday Edmonton 4 at Washington 1 First Period No scoring Penatties Messier Edm 1 44.

Valentine Wash 149. Unger Edm J. 13 07, Murray Wash 14 53 Second Period 1 Washington. Gustatsson 17 (Theberge. Norwood) 5 38 .2 Edmonton, Gretzky 81 (Lumley) -7 18 Penalties Fogolin Edm 4 53.

Anderson Edm 10 42. Lowe Edm 17 25 Third Period 3 Edmonton. Messier 42 (Lumley. Lanviere) 4 15 4 Edmonton, Kurri 28 (Gretzky) 9 47 5 Edmonton. Gretzky 82 19 20 Penalties Hunter Edm 2 08.

Coffey Edm, Gould Wash mators -26, Fogolin Edm 8 45. Coffey Jdm, Gould Wash 16 22 Shots on goal by -Edmonton 11 6 926 Washington 8 14 1436 Goal Fuhr. Edmonton. Parro. Washington Attendance 18,130 Edmonton 4 at Washington 1 -r Minnesota 5 at Detroit 4 First Period "1 Detroit.

Ogrodnick 26 (Larson. 1.44 2. Minnesota. Hartsburg 12 "(Payne. Smith) 6 49 ,3 Minnesota, Broten 30 (Payne, Hartsburg) 1646 Penalties McCarthy Mm 0 1 7, Blaisdell Det 6 40, Roberts Mm 1111.

Second Period No scoring Penalties Blaisdell Det 0 24. McCarthy Mm 2 06 Third Period 4 Detroit, Woods 6 (Kirton) 4 01 5 Minnesota, MacAdam 13 (B Smith. Payne) 7 30 6 Detroit. Smith 7 (Barrett) 13 42 7 Detroit, Gage 5 (Schoenfeld, McKechnie) 1563 8 Minnesota. Hartsburg 13 (Cic-carelli, Broten) 18 34 9.

Minnesota. Ciccarelli 48 (Broten, McCarthy) 19 49 Penalty Detroit bench (served by Osborne) 3 52. Shots on goal by Minnesota 12 11 831 Detroit 11 18 1241 Goal Meloche, Minnesota. Gilbert, Detroit Attendance 12,342 Montreal 5 at Hartford 0 First Period 1 Montreal. Napier 32 (Lafleur.

Acton) 9 51 2 Montreal, Delorme 3 (Robinson. Gainey) 17 16 3 Montreal, Lafleur 24 (Picard, Acton) 18 21 Penalties Sulliman Hart 13 40. Engblom Mtl, Nilan Mtl misconduct, gross misconduct. Howatt Hart misconduct 16.38. Stough-ton Hart 16 50 Second Period 4 Montreal.

Houle 9 (Tremblay. Mondou) 2 22 Penaltiea Jarvis Mtl 10 06, Hunter Mtl, Kotsopoulos Hart minors, maiors 14 58 Trwd Period 5 Montreal. Gainey 19 (Picard. Jarvis) 2 46 Penalties None. I Shots on goal by Montreal 12 10 1537 Hartford 15 9 428 Goal Herron.

Montreal. Millen. Hartford Attendance 11,426 St. Louis 2 at Winnipeg 5 First Period 1 Winnipeg. Lindstrom 22 (Lu-kowich.

Steen) 2 19 2 Winnipeg. Levie 4 17 38 Penalties Kea StL 14 27 Second Period 3 Winnipeg, Lundhcrtm 12 (Lindstrom. Hawerchuk) 4 32 4 Winnipeg. Lindstrom 23 (Steen. Lundholml 4 47 Penalties Spring Wpg 0 24.

La-pointe StL 3 03, Hart StL. Small Wpg 6 22 Third Period 5 St Louis, Mullen 16 (Kea. Fe-derko) 3 53 6 St. Louis. Mullen 17 (Federko.

Pettersson) 12 32 7. Winnipeg. Hopkins 7 (Maclean. Hawerchuuk) 14 28 Penalties Hart StL double minor. Smail Wpg 3 29.

Maclean Wpg 5 36. Lukowich Wpg 11:58 Shots on God By St. Louis 3 7 1121 Winnipeg 12 10 1234 Goal Liut St Louis. Soetaert. Winnipeg.

Attendance 13.308 Chicago 3 at Colorado 5 First Period 1 Colorado. Ashton 21 (Kitchen) 147 2 Colorado. Tambellmi 26 (Mac-Millan. Gagne) 943 3 Chicago. Wilson 30 16 23 Penalties Nicolson Col 6 31.

Savard Chi 12 40 Second Period Colorado. Foster 12 (Malmows-W 11 27 5 Chicago. Lysiak 19 (Wilson. Hutchison) 1428 6 Colorado. Broten 8 (Mafinows-ki, QuennevHle) 17:38 7.

Chicago. Mufvey 28 (Ruskows-ki. Preston) 19-16 Penafbe Higgms CM 0 33. Wrlson Chi 3 04. Ctretla Col 8 59.

Hutchison CI 16 46. Third Period 8 Colorado. Ashton 22 (Maxwell) 1959 Connaught Park Results Saturday First race. M-mai, Pace, $800 4 Serp'ts Eye (Tur'ne) 4 30 3 20 2 50 2 Rideau Shanson IE Lake) 2 90 2 70 1 Manotick Joe (D Coviee) 2 80 Time 1:362. Also Rintintin Rittnd.

Boiling Point. 2akes Lucy. Armbro Tim-my Exscta: $7 30 Second rase. met. pace, $800 6 Taurus GL (lae'ee) 6 00 630 360 6 Jade JB (B Sharps) 620 320 1 Rigodon ID PkHitte) 9 70 Time 2 17 0 Alio Bredteys Cheetah.

Deka Dsret. Southampton Piper. Brin-ton Barb. Miss Settlor. Exact.

$39 40 Thrd race, met, trot, $880 7 Sp'dy ter 10'0'r) 23 10 10 60 380 1 (R Clurboneau) 990 430 3 Rich Rodney Ptouffe) 2 60 Time 2 14 2 Also Melvin. Sitler. Kelly Flash. Rodney, Pourqucxs Pas. Exacta $183 00 l.

mia. pace. $850 3 Ch'lea Oesbi IL.br Ix) 6 10 3 SO 3 60 1 Kentucky Con (W Keharer) 3 80 3 70 8 Maiden Gold IR Curr.nl 6 60 Time: 2 09 2 Also Leo Aim. hunt, flight On Gena. Handsome Donut.

Mauntys Pride Exacta $28 20 Rftti race, met, pace, $960 2 M'k 08 ICt tel 32 90 8 BO 3 90 9 Andy Ike IR Zeronl 6 60 3 70 6 Eureka Legtrdeur (M Turenne) 3 30 Time 2 10 2 Alio Proud Ruler. Dolly Basketball NBA standing Eastern Conference Atlantic Diviewn Pet G8L Boston 4fl 15 727 Philadelphia 40 16 713 New Jersey 29 29 500 1214 Washington 27 28 491 13 New York 26 33 441 16 Central Drvwon Milwaukee 40 16 727 Indiana 27 31 466 14 Atlanta 24 30 444 15 Detroit 25 32 439 1514 Chicago 22 34 393 18 Cleveland 12 43 .218 27 Vi Western Conference Midwest Division San Antonio 36 20 643 Houston 32 25 .561 4Vi Denver 29 28 509 7Vi Utah 19 37 339 17 Dallas 19 37 .339 17 Kansas City 18 40 310 19 Pacific lvieK3n Los Angeles 41 17 707 Seattle 37 20 .649 314 Phoenix 31 24 564 814 Golden State 31 25 .554 9 Portland 29 27 518 11 San Diego 15 42 263 25 V4 Sunday return Boston 106 Milwaukee 102 Golden State 105 Atlente 77 Washington 113 New York 109 (OT) Chicego 1 18 San Antonio 104 New Jersey 110 Sen Diego 95 Track and field Ontario Junior Emms Division a Kitchener 62 40 19 3 298 229 83 Sault 62 36 23 3 260 221 75 London 62 32 28 2 331 301 66 Falls 64 28 33 3 286 323 59 8 fold 63 24 37 2 279 294 50 Windsor 63 19 41 3 245 318 41 Sudbury 64 19 44 1 260 372 39 Leydert Division Ottawa 62 42 19 1 311 232 65 Oshawa 61 36 23 2 307 266 74 Peter gh 64 33 28 3 271 251 69 Toronto 62 34 28 0 288 266 68 Cornwall 61 28 28 5 282 287 61 Kingston 63 27 31 6 283 291 69 Belleville 63 23 39 1 263 303 47 Sunday results Oshawa 4 Toronto 3 Kitchener 6 Niagara Falls 2 Brentford 6 Windsor 2 Kingston 6 Sault Ste Maria 5 Sudbury 2 Belleville 1 London 5 Ottawa 4 IOTI Saturday results Peterborough 4 Windsor 3 Ottawa 4 Oshawa 1 Tuesday games Niagara Falls at Toronto London at Cornwall Ottawe at Kingston Kitchener at Sault Ste Marie Belleville at Oshawa Summaries Sunday London 5 at Ottawa 4 First Period 1 London. Simpson (Smith) 7 25 2 London. Morrison (Oliver. Trader) 9 33 3.

Ottawa. Vaive (Lemay. McLaren) 10 03 4 Ottawa, Roy (Loutitt. Stewart) 12:11 Penalties Thompson Lon 15 00 Second Period 5 Ottewa. Lemay 1 01 6 Ottawa.

Power (Wood, Ollson) 1432 Pendties Ollson Ott 1 20; Lemay Ott 16 35 Third Period 7 London. Smith (McCauley. Simpson) 0 29 8 London. Fulcher (Simpson, Trader) 4 17. Penalties Smith Lon 8 00 Overtime 9 London.

Fulcher (Bradley. Burnett) 8 14 Shots on god by London 10 9 9 4 32 Ottawa 13 14 11 240 God Frank Caprice. London; Jim Ralph. Ottawa BeUerille 1 at Sudbury 2 First Period 1 Sudbury. McCharles (Hrynew- 1832 Shots on goal by Philadelphia 11 19 838 Vancouver 14 6 1333 God St Croix.

Philadelphia. Brodeur. Vancouver. Attendance 16.241 Saturday NY Rangers 6 at Boston 4 First Period 1 NY Rangers. Vadnais 4 (Duguay.

Pavelich) 1 13 2 NY Rangers. Silk 13 (Rogers. Don Maloney) 4 22 3 Boston. Bourque 12 (O'Reilly. McNab) 11 10 4 Boston.

Middleton 42 (Peder-son) 1938 Penalties Duguay NYR major. Melnykn 42 (Pederson) 19 38 Penalties Duguay NYR maior. Melnyk Bos 3 42, Leinonen NYR 4 44, K. Crowder Bos 8 08, Hos-podar NYR 12:44. Hickey NYR 14 48 Second Period 5 NY Rangers.

Dave Maloney 10 5 54 6 NY Rangers. Ruotsalainen 12 (Dave Maloney, Don Maloney) 10 11 Penalties O'Connell Bos 1 57. Leveille Bos 5 04, O'Connell Bos 9 44, Rogers NYR 1144. Crowder Bos 18 43. Oon Maloney NYR, Park Bos19 17 Third Period 7 NY Rangers, Dave Maloney 11 (Ruotsalainen, Rogers) 0 27 8 Boston.

Bourque 13 (Middle-ton. Pederson) 1:15 9 Boston. Middleton 43 4 26 10 NY Rangers. Rogers 27 (Fo-tiu. Ruotsalainen) 8 30 Penalties Duguay NYR.

Melnyk Bos misconducts 16 36 Shots on god by NY Rangers 6 7 619 Boston 17 12 1342 God Mio. NY Rangers. Baron. Boston Attendance 14.673 Hartford 1 at Washington 7 First Period 1 Hartford. Nachbaur 2 (Stough-ton.

Howatt) 0 3 1 2 Washington. Valentine 19 (Veitch, Walter) 1 51 3 Washington, Gould 14 (Duchesne. Theberge) 2:55 Penalties Kotsopoulos Hart 0 47. Valentine Wash 8 06. Miller Hart 10 57.

Holt Wash minor, misconduct 14 01. Gartner Wash 17 24, Howatt Hart minor, maior, Duchesne Wash 18 36 Second Period 4 Washington. Gartner 29 (Mar-uk) 0 14 5 Washington. Valentine 20 uviaruK, veitch) i sz 6 Washington, Valentine 21 (Maruk. Veitch) 6 40 7 Washington.

Gartner 30 (Green) 16 11 8 Washington. Valentine 22 (Maruk, Theberge) 19 43 Penalties Francis Hart. Robert son Wash maiors 1 17. Larouche Hart 6 12. Howatt Hart 7 46.

Bidner Wash 13 41. Holt Wash 15 48, Kotsopoulos Hart maior Hartford bench (served by Slougmonl 17:26 Third Period No scoring Penalties Kotsopoulos Hart 0 00, Norwood Wash maiors. game misconducts 0:00, Meagher Hart gross misconduct 20 00 Shots on god by Hartford 12 5 926 Washington 12 24 945 God Millen, Hartford; Jensen, Washington. Attendance 16,652 Buffalo 5 at Minnesota 5 First Period No scoring. Penalties Playfair Buf 3:34.

Ciccarelli Min 18:14. Dunn Buf 19 10 Second Period 1 Minnesota. Broten 28 (Young. Ciccarelli) 0 36 2 Minnesota. Nyrop 4 (Young.

Palmer) 1:53 Curling Canadian Women At Reojna Blackwell helps Bishop's Pcopla in spsrts At Saskatoon Canadian championships SASKATOON (CP) Results from the Canadian national senior indoor treck end field championship: Sunday Long jump 1. Ben Daku Saa- katoon. 21 94; 2. Orlando Haughton. Oue bee AW; 3.

Rick Jones, Winnipeg 3.000 metres 1 Rob Lonergan. Vancouver. 8 07 14; 2 Paul Williams. Boardwalk; 3. Phil Laheurte, Regina Mundi (Quebec).

High jump 1. Alein Metellue, Quebec Avemr. 2 18; 2 Phil Wells, Ottawa; 3. Hugh Meguire, University of Menitoba. Triple jump 1.

Brent Fougner. Victoria, 14 71; 2 Hugh Maguire, University of Manitoba; 3. Dexter Belton, Winnipeg. 800 metres 1. Simon Hoogew- erf, B.C.

Kaiaks. 1130 59; 2 Ian Newhouse, Edmonton; 3. Brian Jones, Saskatoon. Pentathlon 1. Rene Lapierre, Cempi Quebec.

3.400; 2. Jim Murphy. Sesketoon; 3. Michael Day. Sasketoon 4x200 reley 1.

Saskatchewan A. 1:2888 (Canadian native record); 2. Edmonton Olympic Club; 3. Ses- katchewen B. 4x400 reley 1.

Edmonton Olympic Club. 1:18 96: 2 Saskat- chewen A. 3. Winnipeg Reiders. Long ump 1.

Jane Felling, Edmonton. 5 62; 2 Julie Rocheu-leau, Quebec Avenir; 3. Sheron Fryett. Edmonton. Shot put 1.

Carmen lonesco. Quebec. 1609; 2. Melody Torcolac-ci. London: 3.

Hi Polyka. Brentford. 200 metres 1. Tanya Brothers, University of Manitoba, 24.3; dikes. University of Msnrto- ba.

3 Lisa KroH. Saskatoon. 3.000 metres t. Gen Fitch. B.C.

Kaiaks. 2 Anne Marie Ma lone. Scarborough Track Club. 3. Mnwaret Mac Donald.

Fredericton. 800 metres 1. Francme Gen- dron. Quebec. 2:06 54; 2 Brit McRoberts.

Valley Royals BC. 3 Grace Verbeek. Hamilton. 50-metre hurdles 1. Feye TPA leaders Dorai Open MIAMI (AP) Top 20.

ties end Canadians after the final round Sunday in the $300,000 Doral-E astern Open golf tournament on the 7.066-yerd. per-72 Blue Monster course at the Dorai Country Club: Bean. SS4.000 68-69-72-69278 Hoch. $22,400 69-70-71-69279 NK'te. $22,400 68-70-71-70279 Pete.

$22 400 70-70-69-70279 Str oe. $10,950 70-76-68-67281 Peete. $10,960 68-72-70-71281 St ler. $10,950 66-69-73-73281 Dent. $9,000 71-72-72-67282 Batten.

$9,000 67-72-72-71282 Ba oe. $8,100 69-71-75-68 283 Sneed. $6,150 70-73-73-68284 We'k'f. $6,150 69-71-75-69284 J'cfcel. $6.

150 70-7 1-73-70284 Wkint. $6. 150 67-74-72-71284 FaMa $8,160 68-72-73-71284 NTeue, $8,160 67-71-72-74284 rraon. $4 200 70-74-74-67286 Bl bum. $4 200 72-74-70-39 28S Th's'n.

$4,200 72-72-71-70286 Aoki. $4,200 70-72-72-71286 Frori. $4 200 72-70-71-72286 NeH 'sl $2,786 72-70-72 72 288 Basketball Andrea Blackwell and Lynn Poison collected 22 and 20 points respectively as Bishop's Lady Gaiters crushed McGill Martlets 102-48 on Sunday to capture the Quebec University Athletic Association women's basketball crown. The Lady Gaiters, the top-ranked women's squad in Canada, will represent the QUAA in the national finals which begin Friday at the University of Saskatchewan Baseball Reggie Smith signed as a free agent with San Francisco Giants on Saturday and will come to spring training camp as a candidate for the starting first base job. Pitcher Ron Davis, who may wind up being traded before the spring is out, returned to action for the New York Yankees Saturday after being sidelined two days with a sprained thumb.

Sunday the Yanks also signed catcher Rick Cerone to a one-year deal. Texas Rangers owner Eddie Chiles denied that his American League baseball team officials are trying to work a trade for outfielder Dave Parker of Pittsburgh Pirates. The Pittsburgh price tag was too high. Hockey Los Angeles Kings announced Saturday that Steve Jensen and Ian Tumbull have cleared National Hockey League waivers Ontario 2 0 Manitoba 2 0 Alberta 2 1 Territories 2 1 Saskatchewan 2 1 Nova Scotia 2 1 PEI 1 2 Newfoundland 1 2 BC 1 1 New Brunswick 0 3 Quebec 0 3 and have been assigned to New Haven Nighthawks of the American Hockey League. Right winger Paul Holmgren of Philadelphia Flyers will be sidelined three to six weeks as a result of a collision with a goal post, the National Hockey League team announced Saturday after the ailing player was examined by a doctor.

Skiing World Cup leader Phil Mahre of the United States failed to reach the final and Swedish star Ingemar Stenmark fell and injured his shoulder at an international parallel slalom competition in Stockholm Saturday. The race, not part of the World Cup circuit, was won by Lars-Goran Halvarsson of Sweden. Mahre was eliminated in his first race by Swede Torsten Jakobsson. Stenmark won his first race but fell heavily in the next heat and required hospital attention as a precautionary measure. Track Coloman Trabado of Spain set a world indoor best for 600 metres with a time of one minute, 17.2 seconds in a national athletics meet Saturday at Madrid.

The previous best of 1:17.3 was set by Mitovaa Savic of Yugoslavia on Jan. 25, 1976. Territories 011001 112 7 Nova Scotia 010 031 020 7 P.E.I. 100 000 101 3 NfkL 100 000 000 1 Seek. 011110012X 7 Ontario 100 001010 25 B.C.

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