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JUfi. A.M. Sports THE EDMONTON JOURNAL. Saturday, January 16. IvkK Truckey in rural romp Reed adds spark to get foursome on playdown roll v.Kt KS l1 Lawrence Truckey had a little trouble with the city boys but he proved to be overpowering against rural competition.

Truckey, who lives near noway, qualified out of the Event in the Edmonton senior men's playdown last weekend at his home club of Jasper Place but he brewed through the Northern Alberta Curling Association playdown this weekend at Vermilion. Curling Truckey and his rink of third Greg Wilkinson, second Lcroy Mahn and lead Dan Lyons won four consecutive games against rural opponents to take the A Event title, 7-3 over Lcn Sorum of Alix on Friday night. The win puts Truckey in his first-ever provincial senior men's championship, which will be held Feb. 17-21 at Fort McMurray. Four teams are left in the running for the Event title, including Hcc Gcrvais' Balmoral rink which upset 1987 provincial finalist Jim Kosh of the Shamrock 7-6 in an extra end Friday afternoon.

Gcrvais is scheduled to play Ted Collinge of Lloydminstcr while Sorum takes on Ken Papley of Beaumont in the other semifinal. In the Event, Kosh, Al Wolff of Jasper Place and Merv Du-fresne of the Crestwood are city rinks still alive. Ken Yarham of the Crestwood was eliminated. PICTURE: Bruce Edwards Don Alexander (left) and Doug Roche get to work with the brooms on a Tom Reed shot Reed foursome qualified for NACA playdowns by emerging out of the Edmonton playdowns Friday By NORM COWLEY Journal Stuff Writer "You're going to sec us in the provincials this year." Don Alexander knows better than to utter such a bold prediction. The multi-talented yet ever-changing team he plays on ha.sn't returned to the Alberta champion-.

ship since it made a sparkling debut in 1984. But Alexander was full of confidence when he quietly made that prophecy Friday at the Derrick. "We're just starting to warm up," he said "We haven't played a lot of games together this year but now we're getting excited." The reason? Tom Reed, the for- mcr two-time Alberta champ, may be the piece that was missing from the puzzle the last few years. The wily veteran skipped the rink of third Mark Johnson, second Doug Roche and lead Alexander to an A Event zone out of the Edmonton Area Curling Clubs playdown, downing Dale Bullock of the Avo-nair 8-5 in the finals. i Jim Lait of St.

Albert won the other A final, edging Wayne Saboe of the Granite 7-6 in an extra end. "Leadership is the big differ-' ence," said Alexander. "There is 1 no conflict in calls. He feels like he'i a leader out there, so you let him do his job and you do yours. "We still have to play a little bit.

He has to see how ugly we can throw them sometimes." Reed, who hasn't curled competitively for a couple of seasons since opening a restaurant with brother-in-law Doug Johnston, joined the team as a spare player early in the season. "These guys were pretty good guys to get along with," Reed explained, saying the fact they were one of the last strong combrooms teams in the city had little to do with his decision. When third Don McKenzic jumped ship with the team's blessing to join Pat Ryan's rink in early November, Reed took over as full-time skip. "They had to do quite a bit of talking to get me to enter the play-downs," Reed said. "I wasn't too enthused to come in.

If you get going well. Alexander certainly thinks the team, which also qualified out of the A Event in last year's city playdown with Johnson skipping but bombed in the Northern Alberta playdown, is capable of reaching the provincial championship Feb. 3-7 at the Ottewell. have been curling twice a week in league play so it's not like last year when we had one guy who had played only six games," he said. Lait has added former skip Laurie Andrews at third this year and bumped Dan Holowaychuk to second, with Bob Cunningham playing lead.

Among the teams still alive in the Event entering Friday's late draw were former provincial finalist Ken Hunka of the Shamrock and 1987 playdown surprise Ken Gordon of the Shamrock. The finals will be played at 3 p.m. this afternoon at the Derrick. tle bit," he said. "I miss a few too many shots at skipping still.

Now I'm more relaxed. I've always been famous for missing early. It was due to nerves. I'm not doing that now." Meanwhile, Lait, who is seldom heard of until the playdowns, qualified out of the city for the third year in a row and fourth time overall. "I wish I could curl like that in the Northerns," said Lait, who has always curled well in the city playdown but never reached the provincials.

"We've been in four 'spiels and "Mark is a really good skip," Alexander said, "but Tom has got so much more experience and he's mentally tougher. Mark needed a year off to just throw the shots and not worry about the ice. "Tom's also a hell of a player. He can make those god-damn tough shots and not even think twice about it. Yeah, Tom is one hell of a player.

I'm glad he decided to play with us." And how does Johnson feel about being relegated to third? "Actually, I feel good about it. I have a lot of respect for Tom. "I still suffer from pressure a lit HOCKEY Alberta swim teams looking for revenge By MARK SPECTOR Journal Staff Writer Golden Bears and Pandas vs Washington Huskies, 6 p.m., West Pool The University of Alberta Golden Bears and Pandas swim teams will lock horns with their hottest American rival tonight, as the University of Washington Huskies visit the of A's west pool at 6 p.m. NHL CwptwH Conftrtnct SnytwDMilM A Edmonton 45 27 13 5 204 147 69 Calgary 44 27 1 3 4 218 160 58 Wnmpeg 42 18 19 154 167 41 Vancouver 45 15 24 6 150 163 36 LosAnqeles 4614 27 5 169 216 33 Nerds Division FA Detroit 43 22 1 6 5 175 144 49 Cneago 44 8 23 3 1 59 181 39 St Lours 44 1 7 22 5 143 156 39 Toronto 44 14 23 7 163 182 35 Minnesota 46 13 25 8 150 167 34 Wllft Conference Adam Division FA Boston 47 26 16 5 173 149 57 Montreal 45 23 1 2 10 165 139 56 Buffalo 44 19 1 8 7 1 43 169 45 Harttord 43 16 20 7 128 141 39 Oueoec 41 18 21 2 149 155 36 Patrick DMMofl FA Philadelphia 45 22 1 7 6 1 56 161 50 NY Islanders 42 21 16 5 171 151 47 Washington 45 21 19 5 155 141 47 New Jersey 45 21 19 5 1 56 163 47 Pittsburgh 45 16 20 9 172 181 41 NYRangers 45 17 22 6 176 174 40 Friday acorai Winnipeg at Edmonton New Jersey 7 Toronto 3 Philadelphia 5 Pittsburgh 4 Detroit 2 Minnesota 1 Canary at Vancouver Future games Today Butlalo at Boston NY Rangers at Montreal Chicago at Quebec New Jersey al NY islanders. Pittsburgh at Toronto Washington at St Lours Detroit al Minnesota.

Harttord at Los Angeles Sunday NY islanders at Butlalo Philadelphia at NY Hangers. Vancouver at Winnipeg. Washington at Chicago. NOVICE Rio Paikvew 1 6 Seera Bears 2 NOVICE Soutn Ciairvv 2 3 Area 4 tecum 1 CFB Ens 6 2 0 teats 5 Annunciation Oeamons 0 Deiwood to Woodciott I KGR Brunt 2 PetKM Drillers 0 Jets 10 Si Basil BUdes 0 Alia Ae 6 Loreiie Beaumaris 1 0. Blazers 7 Good Shep Hornets 2 St Clare Lancers 5 Canora 4.

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SI Mikes Warriors CoiumtMn 24 0 2 56 1 95 2 EMHA MIN. BANTAM AA GP GF GA Pt Royaiiepage 19 14 0 5 92 48 33 Ft Angus 20 13 5 2 101 77 28 Strathcona 18 13 3 1 95 38 27 Capuno 17 II 4 2 66 51 24 Trmac 20 12 8 0 116 93 24 19 8 10 75 76 17 MawLeais 19 8 10 1 62 71 17 EdmPolce 20 6 12 2 76 1 04 14 Voyageurs 15 3 10 2 50 76 8 Beaujesle 18 4 14 0 55 85 8 Snarwocks 18 2 16 0 t8 4 ALBERTA MEN DMilonl GP GF GA Pt Grinders 18 13 4 1 93 54 27 Rangers 1811 6 1 98 61 23 Canadiens 19 10 6 3 75 60 23 Canadians 19 10 9 0 67 75 20 Capitals 18 8 8 2 68 79 18 Aces 17 8 8 1 67 72 17 Penguins 18 8 9 1 73 95 1 7 Blues 17 2 13 2 43 84 6 DMtloni GP GF GA Pt Sabres 18 12 3 3 115 77 27 Riggers 17 13 4 0 105 62 26 Bulls 17 9 6 2 61 50 20 Panthers 18 8 7 3 73 81 19 BeanngOV 18 7 8 3 79 85 17 Tigers 18 6 10 2 91 88 14 Blades 18 4 12 2 65 91 10 Rink Rats 16 4 10 2 60 87 10 Divisions GP GF GA Pt Panthers 18 15 3 0 115 75 30 Mariners 17 14 2 1 100 57 29 18 13 4 1 148 81 27 Jets 18 7 8 3 67 67 1 7 The Club 18 6 10 2 59 73 14 Cougars 18 6 1 0 2 76 95 14 Luscar 18 6 11 1 72 92 13 Snooters 17 6 10 1 75 87 13 Allslars 18 6 12 0 57 83 12 Bulldogs 18 0 17 1 40 1 32 1 MINOR HOCKEY WEEK Friday mm NOVICE Area 4 Stars 3 Good Snep Crusaders I BASKETBALL University chance of taking them this year," said of A swim coach John Hogg. Washington is in the middle of a Canada West tour, and Hogg feels that the Golden Bears will be the acid test for the Husky men's squad. Alberta is coining off of a dual meet against UBC last weekend where the Golden Bears collected a win, while the understaffed Pandas were defeated. The Pandas have experienced some dropout problems over the last two seasons, and put just seven swimmers on their roster, although as many as 18 are allowed.

Rookies Keltie Byrne and Donna McGinnis are international class swimmers, however, and produced a pair of first-place finishes apiece last week for the Pandas, currently ranked eighth in Canada. The Bears are led by Scott Flowers and Scott LeBuke who both put in strong performances last week. su'gery Dec 30 mdetmitely. Add Ron Handy LW from Peoria ihl Jan 10 Toronto: Miroslav Frycer RW knee Dec 21 mo Ctv Kotsopouioc grom Dec 15 md Brad Smith Rw back Oct 4 md Add Jeff Reese from Newmarket jan 7 Vancouver Darryf Stanley grot injury Jan 9 day-to-day Dan Hodgson C. fractured leg Nov 25, out for season Washington: No changes Winnipeg: Tim Walters 0 returned from knee injury Jan 6 suffered foot injury Jan '3 day-to-day Peter Tagarrti muscle spasms jan 10 day-to-day Freder Otausson shoulder surgery Oct 1.

indefinitely Add Mark kumpel RW from Detroit Jan 10 Delete Peter Douns RW to Moncton AHL jan 14, Jim Nill, RW to Detroit Jan 10 AHL Friday scores SpringtieW 4 Moncton 3 Newmarket 6 New Haven 4 Sherbrooke 3 ftnghamton 2 Adirondack 3 Rochester 3 Her shey 4 Utica 3 Mame 7 Baltimore 4 IHL Friday scores Kalamazoo 3 Saginaw 2 Fort Wayne at Muskegon Colorado at Milwaukee Funt at Sat Lake WHL Regma 6 Medicine Hat 2 Moose Jaw 6 Saskatoon 6 Brandon at Prince Albert Spokane at Seattle Lethbridge at Kamloops Thursday late score New Westminster 5 Seattle 4 ONTARIO JUNIOR London 5 Windsor 3 Saun Ste Mare 2 Gueiph 0 Kingston 7 Cornwall 5 Ottawa 5 Toronto 3 Kitchener 6 Oshawa 5 Thursday late scores North Bay 7 Sudbury Oshawa 6 Windsor 3 QUEBEC JUNIOR Hull at ChicoutHTy Laval at Xumrnondviiie Shawimgan at Granby Verdun at St-Jean Trois-Rivieres at Vctonaville CANADA WEST Regma at Lethbridge Calgary al Brandon Manitoba at UBC Future games Today Alberta at Saskatchewan. Regma at Lethbridge Calgary at Brandon. Mamioba al UBC Sunday Alberta at Saskatchewan. AJHL Sherwood Park at Calgary Canucks Hobbema at Red Deer Calgary Spurs at Olds EMHA MIDGET AA GP I GF GA Pt DWieaton 22 12 5 5 121 98 29 Montgomery 23 8 9 6 102 109 22 Team Ford 21 8 8 5 94 92 21 Butchers 23 7 11 5 68 96 1 9 Colts 21 2 15 4 77 126 8 EMHA MAJ. BANTAM AA GP GF GA Pt ScottPump 26 16 7 3 125 99 35 ShawCat 26 13 1 0 3 117 102 29 Bnckmen 27 13 11 3 123 123 29 Southgate 26 12 1 0 4 103 100 28 EdmMolors 26 9 14 3 112 135 21 Squires 25 7 12 6 100 117 20 Inland Cmt 24 4 1 6 4 1 08 136 12 Alberta will try to avenge a lopsided loss in Seattle last year, as both the Bears and Pandas were doubled by Husky teams.

The two schools have competed annually for the last six years, with each team hosting every second year. The men's competition is expected to be extremely close this year, as it was when Washington was last here. In 1986, the meet came down to the last set of relays before a winner was declared. "We're in with a very good TENNIS Monday Edmonton jm Montreal. ITV.

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Hiilier Pgh 944. Smith Pha 1218. Smith Pha Ganchar Pgh 14 03 Shots on goal by: Philadelphia 8 15 12 35 Pittsburgh 12 12 17 41 Goal: Phi-Hexiall Pgh-Meioche Referee: Bill McCreary Att 16.168 in Philadelphia Leafs 3 at Devils 7 First period No scoring Pen Verbeek NJ 411, Damphousse Tor 14 21, Verbeek NJ (double minor) 1626, LanzTor 1949 Second period 1 NJ-Muller l9(0'Callanan Broten)1 30 2 Tor-Osbornel2(lafrate Olczyk) 12 54 3 NJ-Muiler 20 (Johnson. Verbeek) 14 15 4 NJ-Johnson 8 IKurvers Korn)1548 Pen Saiming Tor 0 56. Gill Tor 13 24 Osborne Tor MaleyNJ (fighting) 15 05.

Third period 5 NJ-Maiey 3 (Lcwselle. Cirella) 1 55 6 7 NJ-Broten 15 (Cirella) 3 33 8 Tor-Olczyk 19 (Osborne Secord)559 9 NJ-Muiler 21 (Verbeek) 13 20 10 Tor-Otczyk20(Lanz Osborne)1907 Pen Clark Tor. Driver NJ 5 47. Lanz Tor Anderson NJ 14 09 lafrate Tor 1627, Daneyko NJ 18-34 Shots on goal by: Toronto 7 11 12-30 New Jersey 8 14 1 4 36 Goat: Tor-Reese Wregget NJ-Sauve Referee: Dave Newetl Att 15,967 In East Rutherford. NJ.

Stars 1 at Wings 2 First period No scoring Pen Maruk Mm 4 38. Fraser Min. Kocur Det 9 47, Viveiros Mm 1 1 43. Zemiak Mm (minor, fighting). McRae Mm, Nil! Det Halward Det (double minor, fighting) 15:13, Roberts Mm.

Gallant Det (minors, fighting) 18 47, Delorme Det 19 55 Second period 1 Mm-Musil 7 (Vtveros Chambers) 1 54 2 Det-Probert 2t (Gallant Sharpies) t4 17 Pen Berger Mm 517. Prober! Det 707 Connell Det 11 18 Acton Mm. Sharpies Det 14 44 Boh Mm 17 08. Connell Det 18 57 Third period 3 Del Gallant 19 (Sharpies Yzerman) 12 06 Pen Vrvetros Mm 11 53 Vertch Det 1 7 58 Shots on goal by: Minnesota 9 5 5 19 Detroit 6 9 14 29 Goat: Mm-Beaupre Det-Hanlon Referee: Dan Maroueft Att In Detroit INJURY LIST Boston: Lyndon Byers RW. returned from hand miury Jan 11, mssed two games Rck Middleton RW pulled hamstring Jan 13 one week Nevm Markwad.

LW shoulder mfury Nov 12 three months Add John Btum from Maine AHL. Jan 8 fcrffalo: Bob Hafeidis ankie injury Dec 5 day to day Dark LW knee mry Nov 7 one to two weefs Jan LudviQ, RW knee injury Ocl 7. one to two weeks Adam Crerghton. koee ury Dec 22 indefinitely Joe Reekie knee nnxy Nov 15 indeftnttety Calgary: Colin Panerson LW ankle inry Dec 31 oay-to day Perry Bewan grom injury Nov 21 indetoiteiy Paul Reinhart 0 back miury Oct 24 indefinitely Deieie Kevan Guy to Sail Lake IHL Jan 1 1 Chicago: Everett Sarass LW nb injury Jan 1 1 dav-io-day Behn Wilson grcn injury Dec 20 Doug Wison shoulder miury Dec 5 indefinitely Wayne P'estey. RW knee injury Nov 25 indefinitely Duane Sutter PW knee injury Oct 24 indefinitely.

Keith Brown, knee miury Oct 23, Add Dave Mackey LW from Saginaw IHL Jan 1 1 Detroit Joe Kocur RW, returned from hand miury Jan 10 missed one game. Mel Bfdgman LW returned from foot injury Jan 10. missed one game Gilben Delorme returned from shoulder mjury Jan 3. missed five games Rick Zomoo, returned from shoulder mury Dec 31 missed three games, Greg Stefan, leg injury Jan 6 two weeks. Dave Barr, RW.

loot injury Jan 3. five weeks. Tim Higgms. RW. shoulder injury Jan 3 day-to-day Add JimNiii.RW Jrom Winnipeg Jan 10 Darren Ehot, G.

from Adirondack AHL. Jan 8. Adam Graves C. from Windsor OHL Jan 8 Delete Mark Kumpel. RW to Winnipeg.

Jan 10. Brent Fedyk, RW. to Adirondack AHL. Jan 9 Steve Martinson LW toAdirondanckAHL, Jan 9 Edmonton: Mark Messier. 0 back from hip injury Jan 8.

out two games. Wayne Gretzky, C. knee injury Dec 30. indefinitely. Add Kelly Buchbe'ger LW.

from Nova Scffla Jan 12 Crms Joseph. from Canadian Olympic team Jan 11 Delete Moe Lemay LW to Nova Scotia Jan 12 Hartford: Carey Wilson C. knee injury Dec 28 day-to-day Neil Sheeny. D. groin injury Dec 26.

day-to-day Stewarl Gavin RW ankle injury Dec 8. day-to-day. Brent Peterson. C. thigh injury Nov 5.

day-to-day. Los Angetes: Dave Taylor. RW relumed from groin injury Jan 13. missed 10 games Phil Sykes LW. groin injury Oct 23.

day-today Grant Ledyard ankle injury Dec 20, indefinitely Tim Tookey. C. knee surgery Dec 4 indefinitely Delete Ken Baumgartner. 0 to New Haven AHL Jan 10 Minnesota: Bob Brooke, C. back injury Jan.13.

day-to-day, Terry Ruskowski. LW. back injury Jan 13 day-to-day, Bob Rouse, hip injury Jan 13, two weeks. Craig Hartsburg. hernia surgery Jan 11, six weeks.

Scott Bjugstad LW knee injury Dec 16. two to five weeks. Tim Hirsch, shoulder injury Jan 5 indefinitely Add Mike Berger. 0. Jan.

14 Rick Boh. Jan 14. Dave Gagner. C. Jan 13.

Shawn Chambers. D. Jan 11. all from Kalamazoo Montreal: Kjell Dahlm, RW, returned from back mury Jan. 14, missed four games New Jersey: George McPhee, LW, recurring groin injury, indefinitely, Add Chris Cchocki, RW from Utica AHL, Jan 8 NY Islanders: Greg Gilbert, LW.

returned from flu Jan 9, missed one game. Denis Potvm. D. neck injury Jan 8, day-to-day Neal Coulter. RW thumb injury Jan.

8 day-today: Brian Curran. jaw injury Jan 12. indefinitely. Add. Ken Leiter, from Springfield AHL, Jan.

8, Neal Coulter, RW. from Springfield AHL, Jan 8. NY Rangers: Ron Greschner, D. returned from flu Jan. 10.

missed two games. Mark Tmordi, D. returned from flu Jan 11 missed tour games. John Ogrodnick. LW.

returned from back injury Jan 13 missed three games. Ron Duguay RW, back injury Jan 12, one week Don Maloney LW rib injury Jan. 10, day-to-day Marcel Dionne, C. knee injury Jan 8, day-to-day, Pierre Larouche, C. back injury Oct.

26. indefinitely. Philadelphia: Kerry Huffman, recurring knee injury, 10 days Tim Kerr RW shoulder surgery during training camp indefinitely Pittsburgh: Jim Johnson knee injury Jan 1, day-to-day Paul Cofey D. knee mjury Dec 11, day-to-day Ville Siren. D.

broken ankle Dec 1 1 day-to-day Dan Frawtey RW, knee injury Dec. 2. two weeks. Norm Schmidt. 0, back injury Dec 21.

indefinitely. Bob Errey. LW. broken wrist Oct. 2 indefinitely Add Warren Young.

LW, from Muskegon IHL, Jan 12 Quebec Normand Rochelorl, D. foot injury Jan 13. day-to-day Lane Lambert. LW finger injury Dec 20 four weeks Add Mtke Hough. from Fredenction AHL.

Jan 11. Delete Trevor Stemburg. LW to Fredencton AHL, Jan. 11. St Louis: Robert Nordmark, D.

returned from groin injury Jan. 7, mtssed two games Ron Fiockhart. LW. recurring arthrrtc injury, one week Doug Gilmour concussion Jan 7. two to three weeks Gmo CavaHtnt tw broken hand Dec 31 three to five weeks Jocetyn Lemteux LW broken leg Jan 7 tncJef-nrieiv Greg Pasiaw, pw by NBA Eastern Conference Atlantic Division Long arbitration lineup, but Viola gets big raise 10 706 16 529 20 355 23 324 6 11 13 1614 Boston Phiadelphia Washington New York New Jersey Central Division 3 9 735 10 667 14 576 14 563 16 515 18 584 7W 8 Atlanta 25 Detroit 20 Chicago 1 9 Milwaukee 18 Indiana 17 Cleveland 17 Western Conference Mktwett Dlvlilon Dallas 21 Houston 19 Friday scores Boston 1 22 Sacramento 86 Philadelphia 1 1 9 New York 1 04 Delroit 97 Cteveland 93 Indiana 1 1 2 San Antonio 1 08 Utah at Seattle LA Clippers al Golden State Thursday lata scon) Denver 115 Atanta 112 CANADA WEST Friday score Woman Calgary 77 Alberta 58 (Cheryl Galenza 1 4) Men Alberta 64 (Scott Mclntyre 14) Caigaiy59 HIGH SCHOOL Thursday scores Senior girls Trinity 49 Bonne Doon 28.

Sheppard 55 MacDonald 35. Xavler 41 Eastglen 29. Facey 51 Jordan 35. SI Laurent 36 Victoria 34, Amlay 56 Salisbury 46 Jasper Place 53 O'Leary 46 O'Brien 72 LaZerte 59. St Joseph 65 Page 58 Scona 54 McNally 38 Fori Saskatchewan 46 Queen Elizabeth 20 Junior girts Jasper Place 44 O'Leary 35.

Eastglen 48 Page 45, McNally 54 Trmity 32. Sheppard 53 Scona 33, Xaver 57 Bonnie Boon 30 Blues Jays Tony Fernandez and Juan Beniquez also filed for arbitration while from the Montreal Expos, pitchers Tim Burke and Neal Heaton and outfielder Mitch Webster chose arbitration. Baseball 10 677 14 576 20 16 14 3 3 6 714 13i 471 437 Denver Utah San Antonio Sacramento Journal News Services Ninety-six players filed for salary arbitration Friday while 15 others, including World Series MVP Frank Viola, reached agreements on new contracts. Facing a midnight deadline, a total of 104 players had filed foi arbitration by mid-evening, including American League MVP George Bell of the Toronto Blue Jays, while five others still had not made their intentions known. 9 25 265 Pacific Dillon 26 20 19 13 7 788 13 606 15 559 19 406 23 281 25 .167 LA lakers Portland Seattle Phoenix LA Clippers Golden State 6 1214 1614 1914 AUSTRALIA OPEN MELBOURNE Refute todar Women, tttlrd round Steffi Graf (1) West Gemwny del Cammy MacGregor, US Claudia Kohde-Kilscti (8), West Germany rJet Melissa Brown, US, Catanna Undqvist (13).

Sweden, def Robin White US, 6-1 6-4 Mm doublet, second round Ttm and Todd Witsken. def Mike Bauer US. and Tom Nipsen, Netherlands Results Friday: Third round Yannrck Noah (5), France, def Eddie Edwards, South Africa. 6-3, 6-7 (4-7). 7-6 (7-1), 6-4.

Waiiy Masur (16) Australia, del. Ramesh Krehnan. India 6-3 6-2, 3-6 6-1 Michael Scrapers Netherlands de! Chnsto Van Rensburg (12), South Africa. 2-6, 6-3. 6- 3 6-4 Jonas 8 Svensson (14), Sweden, def Nclas Kfoon, Sweden.

6-2 6-7 (47). 6-4. 6-3 Doubles second round Jeremy Bates, Britain, and Peter Lundgren, Sweden, def Mark Woodforde and Carl Limberger, Australia (9). 6-4. 7-5.

David Lewis. New Zealand, and rvo Werner. West Germany, def Omar Camporese and Ganluca Poza. Italy. 4-6.

7-5. 6-3. Grant Conner! Vancouver and Glenn Mtchibtta, Toronto, det David MacPherson and Simon Youl Australia 64. 7-6 (7-4) Darren Cahill and Mark Kratzmann. Australia def Peter Carter and John Frawley, Australia, 7- 5.

6-4 Guy Forget France and Slobodan Zwoinovic Yugoslavia, def Andreas Maurer. West Germany, and Bill Scanlon. Dallas. 6-3, 6-3 Kelly Evernden New Zealand and Johan Knek, def Rchey Reneberg. Houston and John Ross, US.

6-3. 6-4 Andrew Castle. Britain, and Roberto Saad, US det Mark Edmondson and Bryan Roe, Australia. Women, Wrd round Martina NavratikM (2). Fort Worth, Texas det Akiko Kijimuta Japan.

4-6 6-2 6-2 Cbris Evert (3) det Party Fendx. 4-6 Helena Sukova (6), Czechslovakia. det Mana Lindstrom Sweden 6-2 6-3 Barbara Potter (10) Woodbury, Conn, def Etsuko Inoue Japan 6-3 6-2 Sylvia Hanika (11). West Germany, def Leigh-Anne EWredge 6-4, 6-1 Doubles tritrd round Zma Garrison and Barbara Potter US. (5) def Helena Oahistrom Sweden, and Amy Jonsson.

Norway 6-3 6-2 Steffi Graf West Germany and Elizabeth Smyhe Australia (4). def Arm Devries. Betgturn andEvaKrapl Switzerland 6-1, 6- 4 Hana Mandlikova. Austraha and Jana Ncvotna. Czechoslovakia (6).

det Claudia Porw and Wntrud Probst. West Germany 7- 6 (12-10) 6-3 FRIDAY, JAN. 15 CALGARY RESULTS Easy wins for Yanks FIRST $2,100. Mdna, SYO a) yngr. 3- Cindys Laddie (G Clark) 13 40 4 80 3 80 2-Quadrillion (R Hennessy) 3 00 2.70 1 -Modern Heroine (TBeelby) 3.80 Time: 2 04 4-5.

Also: Sir Dave, Maruba Jr, Casse Crital, Shy Senorita. Muffin Top, did not finish. SECOND S1.600. CI. $3,500.

6-Senga Masterful (K Clark) 6.40 3.30 3 00 5- Oead Zone (E Clarke) 4.90 4.20 1- Art Tempered (8 Hinchberger) 4.40 Time: 2:03 2-5. Also: Shuck Jive, Shelshe. Jericho Mile, PH Phamtom. BH Benevolence. Exactor: $59.20 THIRD $1,800.

CI. $4,000. 4- Altabet Tim (B Grundy) 1 1 .90 4 80 2 90 2- ElectriC Sue (R Hennessy) 7.20 4.30 6- Put Out (W Grant) 4.80 Time: 2:01 3-5. Also: Chancellor Five, Sirs Beau, Gentleman George, Dacapo, Jay Pnnce. Quineiia: $38 40 Win 3: $334 60 1 -Sweetheart Vanilla (J Clifton) 1360 6 60 5.10 3- Poinsertia (K Clark) 3.30 310 6-DRLS Satan (G Hudon) 7.70 Time.

2 01 4-5. Also: The Nit Picker, Golden Thunder. Northern Barbie, George Runsworth, Demon Fire Quineiia: $25.70. SEVENTH $2,700. Cond.

Pace. 4- Witch Mann (K Clark) 5.10 2 70 2 30 5- Tabbie Adios (B Grundy) 2 40 2 40 1-Karamia (Ed Tracey) 2 70 Time: 2:01 3-5. Also: Golden River Lass, Delta Dream, ZZ Rabbit, Scandia Fury, Tax Informer. Exactor: $11.80. EIGHTH $5,800.

FAM. 5- Shannon Brerta (K Clark) 24 20 9 50 4 60 4- Suita Divine (J Baxter) 10 80 5 30 6- Running Gold (G Lamontagne) 3.10 Time 2 02 2-5. Also: Horizons West. Abbe Woe. Rent Money, Knsties Rose, Tywm Wendy.

Cocoa Butter, scratched Exactor: $215 40 NINTH $4,300. CI. $20,000. 1-Albello(M Charlton) 9 70 6.20 4 70 3-Neaiies Hopalong (J Clifton) 4 40 3 30 8-Sky Election (K Clark) 7 40 Time: 1 :59 2-5. Also: Chaboogamoo Kim, Rockabilly.

Classic Thunder. Mac, Columbia Baron. Quineiia: $21 60 Win-4: $3,426 20. TENTH $3,500. CI.

$10,000. 5- Mandys Road (W Grant) 15 70 4 90 3 70 3-Kept Lady (K Clark) 2.60 2 50 8-Mighty Leebrook (F Gillis) 6 00 Time: 2:02 1-5. Also: Redwoods Reward, Bwanas Landlord, Fastenyourseatbelt. Trebor Corky. Shytoh Eden Exactor: $36 40.

Handle: Attendance: 2,40. Track: Fast FOURTH CI. $5,900. 1-Tar Tie (T Brown) 7-Derby Jan (R Hennessy) 4-Mighty Adios (K Clark) 3.10 2 60 2 40 11 50 5 10 300 CURLING Time: 2:02 1-5. Also: Etc Ranger, JCs Gamblin Man, Ritual.

Jungle Juice, Blackhillock Ellis. Quineiia: $32 30 FIFTH $3,700. CI. $12,500. Viola, who was 17-10 last season and 2-1 in the World Series, including a win in Game 7, agreed to a two-year $2.9 million U.S.

deal. He will earn $1.35 million this season and $1.55 million in 1989 and can earn an additional $450,000 each season in performance bonuses and $100,000 more each year in award bonuses. Viola made $880,000 last season in a one-year contract after earning $525,000 in 1986 as a loser in arbitration. Fourteen other players agreed to one-year contracts Friday, including seven pitchers. The pitchers agreeing were: Dennis (Oil Can) Boyd of the Boston Red Sox; Ken Dayley of the St.

Louis Cardinals Ted Power of the Kansas City Royals Andy McGaffi-gan of the Montreal Expos Andy Hawkins of the San Diego Padres Gene Nelson of the Oakland Athletics Ken Schrom of the Cleveland Indians and Brad Havens of the Los Angeles Dodgers. Others agreeing were outfielder Gary Pettis of the Detroit Tigers catcher Mike Fitzgerald of the Montreal Expos and infielder Jackie Gutierrez of the Baltimore Orioles Most of the players who filed for arbitration probably will reach agreements before their hearings are held in February. EDMONTON MEN Friday scored at the Derrick A Ennt finals WayneSatXK 200 100 101 10 -6 JmLait 020 021 010 01 -7 50.00 1660 7 30 2500 900 4.20 3-Stormen Tiger (S Campbell) B-Senga Andrea (J Baxter) 1-Ship Doctor (Derek Wilson) ObergrForesttxj'g)2 Event Bums 10 Ooerg 2 Al Woti (Jasper Place) 7 Sid Smith (VpgrevHle) 6 Harrison 8 Ken Yarham (Crestwood) 5 Dutresne 8 Don Cookson (Lougheed! 2 Time: 1 :59 4-5. Also: Judiquer. Karma Dundee.

Kee-nan Hanover. Spicy Spice, Wilsy Joebyrd. Exactor: $587 90 Daily Double: $99.40. SIXTH $2,300. Cond.

Pace. FOOTBALL GOLF MELBOURNE (AP) Americans Pam Shriver and Lori McNeil scored straight-sets victories today to advance to the fourth round of the $1.9 million U.S. Australian Open Tennis Championships. Shriver, the fourth seed, romped to a 6-3, 6-3 win over Nicole Jager-man of the Netherlands, earning a Tennis fourth-round meeting with Australian Anne Minter, a 6-1, 6-4 victor over American Carol Christian. Shriver, despite being hampered by a minor groin injury, is playing some of the best tennis of her career.

She won grass-court tournaments in Sydney and Brisbane prior to the Open and has yet to lose a singles match this year. She has won her first three matches without losing a set Ninth-seed McNeil rolled past Australian Jenny Byrne 6-4, 6-2. Friday Wimbledon champ Pat Cash of Australia rolled to a 6-1, 6-2, 6-1 victory over compatriot and close friend Paul McNamee. CALGARY ENTRIES SUNDAY, JAN. 17 TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS DaleBullock 010 002 200 I 5 TomReed 200 220 011 8 Event Don Mitchell (St Albert! 8 Bnan Yaremchuk (St Albert) 6 Tom Kroeger rSt Aeem 10 Eve K-oz (Sherwood Park) 4 Gary Benson (Ttvstei 7 Peg McNee (Ttwiei 6 Tracy Terd rOnewem 9 Lome Nevnon (Jasper Piacei 7 Don Bamett (Shamrock) 7 Arnold McEwan iGraMe; 5 Gary oora (Balmoral) 8 jan Donais (Derrick) 2 N.ALT A.

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