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G4 CALGARY HERALD February 22, 1990 BOTTOM LINE HOCKEY BASKETBALL Beelby driving towards record NATIONAL ASSOCIATION EASTERN CONFERENCE MufcDnaw Houston Minnesota Chariot Los Angeles Pomand ftafcDrrtM Lakers Ptoena Seattle Goiden Stale Los Angeles Clippers Sacramento I PdSBL New York 34 17 Ml Philadelphia 34 .642 I Boston. 30 J77 WasnMon 21 33 .349 14ft New Jersey 13 .250 Miami 10. 44 .115 Central Dmsioe Detroit 14 Chicago 415 Mitaaukee 23 iS Miana 21 25 .521 11 Cleveland 23 21 .451 15 Atlanta 23 Mm dando 15 37 23Vi WESTERN CONFERENCE MiOwesI Drvsion Utah 37 14 491 San Antonio 34 17 .147 2 Dallas 29 22 .541 7 Denver 28 24 .531 BVi Scoring Leaders (Unofficial, Mudm Wednesday's results) A Ph 44 77 121 Gretrky, LA 35 85 120 Yierman, Det 49 55 104 Messier, Edm 35 69 104' Nicholrs, LA-NYR 35 57 92 Hull. SIL 56 35 91 LaFontaiie, NYI 47 41 88 Coffey, Psh 23 62 85' Robitaille, LA 41 41 82' Kurd Edm 31 SO 81' Turgeon, Buf 29 52 81 Tocchet, Pha 32 46 78 Oates. StL 15 62 77 Francis.

Hart 23 53 76 Leeman, Tor 41 32 73 Richer, Mil 37 36 73 Bouroue, Bos 16 57 73 Bellows, Mm 38 34 72 Nieuwendyk, Cat 34 11 72 Sakic, Que 21 4) Olcrvk, Tor 27 45 72 Neely, Bos 41 30 71 Larmer, Chi 24 44 61 Damphousse. Tor 19 49 68 Gallant, Det 31 36 67 Muter, NJ 25 42 67 INTERNATIONAL NATIONAL LEAGUE CAMPtELL CONFERENCE SmytkeOrmw Pis SfSA Ham Awr On Edmonton 31 20 12 74 250 213 19- 1-5 12-12-7 IS- 4-4 Calgary 29 20 13 71 252 209 17- 6-5 12-14-1 9-12-3 Winnipeg 28 25 I 64 226 224 17-10-5 11-15-3 12- 8-2 Los Angeles 27 29 6 60 269 257 17-13-2 10-16-4 10- 1-5 Vancouver 18 36 10 46 185 247 10-14-8 8-22-1 3-15-4 Norris Drvsion Chicago 34 22 4 72 251 223 20- 9-1 14-13-3 10-10-1 St. Louis 23 i 68 223 199 17-10-4 13-13-4 12-13-1 Toronto 31 27 3 65 271 266 21- 8-2 10-19-1 15- 9-1 Minnesota 26 34 3 55 213 235 21- 9-1 5-25-2 12-13-1 Detroit 22 31 53 232 255 16-12-5 6-19-4 9-13-2 WALES CONFERENCE PatretOmiM IT ft SFGA Home Away On New York Rangers 26 25 11 63 19! 204 14- 9-8 12-16-3 10-12-4 New York Isianders 28 27 6 62 221 218 13-14-4 15-13-2 9-12-5 Pittsburgh 28 28 5 41 251 274 18-13-1 10-15-4 16-12-2 New Jersey 25 28 7 57 219 232 14-13-3 11-15-4 13-9-4 Washington 26 31 4 56 227 224 12-13-2 I4-I8-! 13-11-0 FhiladeWa 24 30 8 56 224 220 14-15-2 10-15-6 10-13-3 AdJimDwisxyi x-Bostm 36 21 5 77 222 172 19-10-2 17-11-3 14- 9-3 x-Buftak) 34 23 6 74 213 197 20- 8-2 14-15-4 15- 9-2 32 23 7 71 215 180 22- 8-3 10-15-4 14- 9-1 Hartford 28 26 7 63 213 210 12-14-4 16-12-3 10-11-2 Quebec 10 44 4 26 182 305 6-18-5 4-26-1 3-18-2 x-cfndieo playoff berft Wednesday's Results Cleveland 121 Portland 109 Indiana 123 Atlanta 96 Detroit 140 Orlando 109 New Jersey 95 Minnesota 93 Seattle 92 Miami 15 lakers lISDemer 111 Philadelphia 96 Golden State 95 Today's Games New York at Washington, 530 P.m. Dallas at Milwaukee, 4:30 p.m. Utah at LA Clippers, 8:30 p.m.

phoenix at Sacramento, 8:30 pm TENNIS TORONTO (CP) Results Wednesday the Bacardi Indoor diarnpionships at the Mavfajr West Racouet Clot) in Downsview, Ont (seeding in parentheses): First Round Mark Greenan ID, Cambridge, def. Mike Czerwinski, Toronto, 6-3, 6 -4. Stephane Bonneau (2), Quebec City, def. Gary Meancttos, Toronto, 6-2, 6-0. Roger Townsend, Toronto, del.

Karl Hale (3), Toronto, 6-2, 64 Danny Brakus (4), Stoney Creek, Ont, def. Peter Ward, Aurora, Ont, 6 -3, 4-4, 7-6 17-4). Bio Cowan (5), Toronto, def. Mike Gibbs, Buffalo, 6-4, 4-2. Coulter Wright (4), Toronto, def.

Cary Weii-gust, Toronto, 6-3, 6-4 Brian Hall 17), Windsor, def. Daryl Greenan, Cambridge, 6-2, 6-2. Rob Horwood (I), Ttiornhill, Ont, del. Naguib Shahid, Windsor, 6-2, 6-4. Bill Sibold, Stratford, Ont, del.

Nandor Bonis, Dave Giovini, Buffalo, def. Glenn Clelanrj, Toronto, 6-2, 4-6, 6-1 Gary Schneider. Waterloo, Ont, def. Borj Be-dard, Aurora, 6-3, 6-4 Peter Prisladt, Richmond Hill, def. Paul Beck, Thornhill, def.

Richard Straka, Waterloo, 6-3, 6-3. Simon Bartram, Burlington, Ont, def. Greg Rusedski, Pointe-Claire, 6-4, 4-6, 6-4. Marc-Andre Tardif, Sillery, def. Jamie Taytor, Toronto, 6-3, 6-1.

PHILADELPHIA (AP) Results Wednesday of the tl-millen U.S. Pro Indoor tournament at (be Spectrum (seedings in parentheses): Second Round Jay Berger (4), U.S., def. Michiel Schapers, Netherlands, 7-6 (7-3), 6-7 (7-9), 6-4. Christo van Rensburg (10), South Africa, def. Raul Anrtacone, U.S., 0-4, 7-6 (7-5), 6-4, Richev Reneoerg, U.S., def.

John McEnroe (1), U.S., 6-7 (5-71, 6-3, 6-4. Tim Mavotte (51, U.S. def. Derrick Rostagno, U.S., 2-6, 6-3, 7-6 (7-5). Third Round Petr Korda, Czechoslovakia, def Jaime Yoga (11), Peru, 2-4, 6-3, 7-5.

Paul Haarhuis, Netherlands, def. Brad Gilbert (2), U.S., OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) Results Wednesday from the Virginia Sims of Oklahoma tournament held at The Greens Country Club (seedings in parentheses): Stand Round Anne Winter 16), Australia, def. Mary Lou Daniels, U.S., 6-1, 3-6, 6-0. Manon Bollegraf (5), Netherlands, def. Carrie Cunningham, U.S.,6-4,6-2.

WASHINGTON (AP) Results Wednesday of the Virginia Slims of Washington tournament (seedings in Second Round Martina Navratilova ID U.S. def. Aim Grossman, U.S., 44, 64. Monica Seles 13), Yugoslavia, def. Stacey Martin, U.S., walkover.

Nicole Provis, Australia, def. Laura Gikte-meisrer (6), Peru, 6-3, o-l Pam Shriver (7), U.S. def. Patty Fendkk, U.S., Natalia Zvereva, Soviet Union, def. Halle CM, U.S.,4-4,6-2,6-3.

STUTTGART, West Germany IAP) Results Wednesday of the ATP tournament SINGLES Second Round Boris Becker, Wesl Germany, def. Brod Dyke, Australia, 7-6 17-2), 6-4. Amos Mansdorf, Israel, def. Carl-Uwe Steeb, Wesl Germany, 6-2, 6-1. Alexander Volkov, Soviet Union, def.

Slobodan Zivojinovic, Yugoslavia, 6-3, 7-5. then was sold for about a 10-fold profit.) Beelby's current youngsters include sons and daughters of Tyler Landslide and Slapstick. "All the yearlings are well-bred at U.S. sales, so I concentrated on getting good-looking ones," explained Beel- by. Other drivers, who have posted impressive meet percentage figures in Alberta, include Rick Graham, .454 in 1974; Len Meehan, .453 in 1976; Mac Galbraith, .469 in 1977; Keith Linton, .490, John Baxter, .467 and Ed Stewart, .446 in 1978; Daryl Litke, .458 in 1980; Ted Turcotte, .464 in 1981; Rod Hennessy, .462 in 1982; Sten Ericsson, .450 in 1985; Keith Clark, .456 in 1987; and Beelby, again, .443 at the Edmonton 1988 fall session.

SHORT TALES: Keystone Rambo, boasting a 1:55 mark, will be an added starter in Sunday's $25,000 Brad Gunn Pace. He arrived from Clover-dale Raceway earlier this week Steve Gotaas, the injured Minnesota North Star skater who gained his harness-racing trainer's license last summer, has joined the Calgary claiming wars. He haltered Three In The Key and Wiggle Waggle for the Todd Beelby stable and had a win with Tarvan in her only start for him before she was claimed again. Gotaas has resumed skating, following knee surgery, and could be ready for playoff action Edmonton simulcast betting has achieved such success that its daily average is about $325,000, its daily per capita bet is about $220 and the northern track even exceeded live betting at Calgary on one occasion It's back to the drawing board in Halifax, without harness racing since Downs closed in 1986, since Horse Owners of Halifax County withdrew its support for a proposed 58ths-mile track near its international airport. The reason was that horsemen have never been given any encouragement that the project would go forward In thoroughbred racing, millionaire Cryptoclearance has been retired after tearing a ligament in a recent Florida workout.

POST TIME hen the going gets cold, Clark Beel by gets going. The 29-year-old reinsman, who has already clinched his fourth percentage Doug Abraham driving title in the last seven Calgary winter meets, has only one challenge left in the current session which will end Monday. Can he break the record .485 percentage, for an Alberta meet, set by Gerry Ringrose in Edmonton in 1975? "I don't know but I'll be trying," the quiet-spoken Beelby said Wednesday. So what's the secret for racing's Mr. Freezie, who has finished out of the top three percentage pilots only once in the past seven winters? "I'm not really sure 'il what it is, but I race only claimers and that has meant short fields at this meet," savs Beelbv.

BEELBY "Non- claim ing races are a lot tougher." Beelby 's star claimers have been Precious Fella and Sky Catcher. The former boasts a 10-5-3-2 meet record while the latter is 5-2-3-0 this year. Mr. February entered last night's card with a glossy .466 meet percentage. He added a third from three drives.

Beelby and his owners spent $54,500 for six yearlings at last fall's U.S. sales, but he has a logical explanation for such a radical departure from claimers. "I want 15 horses in my stable, but there are only 10 claiming classes between the $4,000 and $20,000 levels. So I've got to have some colts and, besides, I kind of missed them. You never know when you might develop a really good one." (Editor's note: Like Bio Ilene, an $8,000 yearling who won a 1:58 mile for Beelby and A wis.

iL 'sir Fill, tatj Los Angeles 8 6IC-24 Goal Minnesota: Casey IL.21-19-3); Los Angeles: Power play (goals-chances! Minnesota: 0- Los Angeles: 1-2. Attendance-16. Quebec 2 at Hartford 3 First Period 1. Hartford, Quenneville 1 (Evason, 2. Quebec, Hough6 (Sakic, Stastny) 11:29 3.

Hartford, Francis 23 (Shaw, Ferraro) 13:19 (PP) 4. Hartford, Verbeek 32 (Francis, Ferraro) 15:15 (pp) Penalties Petit Que (charging), Mckegney Que (game misconduct), Kastelic Hart (crosschecking, roughing) 0.47, Babvch Hart (interference) 344, Leschyshyn Que (tripping) 4:11, Firm Que (hkjh-sticking) 12:05, Marois Que (slashingl 14:43, Cirella Que (cross-checking), Martin Hart (roughing) 1753. Second Period No scoring. Penalties Dineen Hart (roughing) 2:43, Goulet Que Irish-sticking) 3:27, McRae Que (boarding) Kimble Que, Burt Hart (fighting) 18:01. Third Period 5.

Quebec, Sake 28 (Stastny) 9:49 PenafSes Cirella Que (fighting), Martin Hart (high-slicking, tgnting) 3:24, Petit Que 13:41, Hough Que (roughing), Ferraro Har Hading) 1457. Shots on goal by: Quebec 71110-21 Hartford 12 14 7 31 Goal Quebec Millen Power play (goals-chances) Quebec: 1-4; Hartford: 2-6. Attendance N.Y. Rangers 4 at Detroit 4 First Period 1. NY Rangers, Turcotte 20 (Broten, Hardy) 12:40 2.

NY Rangers, Leetch 10 (Mullen, Ogrodnickl 15:32 (pp) 3 Detroit, Zombo 3 (Yarman, Salming) 19:57 Penalties Broten NYR (tripping 7:26, De) (cross-checking i 1 4.31 Second Period 4. Detroit, Yzerman 48 (Chabot. CMasson) (pp) 5. NY Rangers, Kisio 13 (Mullen, Ogrodnidt) 18:51 Penalties Barr De! (hooking) Ml, Moller NYR (holding) 557, Wilson NYR (holding) Third Period 6. NY Rangers, Dahten 17 iOgradnick) 2:01 7.

Detroit, Federko 1 5 Shank, Burr) 2:15 8. Detroit, Yzerman 49 (Koctir, Gallant) 4:23 (pp) Penalties Greschner NYR (holding), Van-biesbrouck NYR (misconduct, served by Turcotte) 356, Ruff NYR leltxwngl 5:34, kooir Det llrippingl 12:39, Mallette NYR (charging, roughing), Chiasson Det (roughing) 17.49. Overtime No scoring. Penalties NY Rangers bench (unsportsmanlike conduct, served bv Maeel 3:20, NY Rangers bench (gross misconduct) 5:00. Shots on goal by: New York Rangers 12 1 5 2-27 Detroit 4 9 4-24 Goal NY Rangers: Vanbiesbrouck Detroit Cheveldae (T.4-4-4).

Power play (goals-chances) NY Rangers: 1-1 Detroit 2-7. NATIONAL LEAGUE Today's Games Montreal at Quebec, 535 p.m. NY Islanders at Pittsburgh, 5:35 pm Winnipeg at New Jersey, 5:45 p.m. Boston at Chicago, 635 p.m. Philadelphia at St.

Louis, 635 pm Toronto at Catery, 835 pm Wednesday's Results Buffalo 3 at Edmonton 7 First Period 1. Buffalo, AndrevcM 27 7:22 2. Edmonton, Simpson 21 (Murphy, MacTa-visri)83 3 Edmonton, Lowe 6 (Klima, Messier) 1032 4. Edmonton, Simpson 22 (Murphy, MacTa-vish) 12:31 i Edmonton, Anderson 24 (Tikkanen, Messier) 1437 (pp) 6. Edmonton, S.

Smith 6 (Messier) 15:21 7. Buffalo, Turgeon 28 (Vaive, Andreychuk) 17:26 (pp) Penalties Arniel But (hooking) 1:56, Turgeon Bui (hooking) 13:44, Hariman But (roughing), BuchbergerEdm (double roughing) 1556. Second Period 8. Buffalo, Turgeon 29 IHoustev, Andrevchuk) 11:36 (pp) Penalty S. Smith Edm (iwh-sMmg) 1033.

Third Period 9. Edmonton, Messier 35 (Anderson, Tikkanen) 5:55 (pp) 10. Edmonton, Tikkanen 28 (Karri, Lowe) 13:17 Ish) Penalties Donnelly Buf (holding) 3:16, Ledyard Bui (hooking) 3: 51, MacTavish Edm (roughing) 613, G. Smith Edm (tripping) 12:12, Kennedy Buf (cross-checking) 15:17. Sriors Mutator: Buffalo 919 4-23 Edmonton 17 II II 38 Goal (shots-saves) Buffalo: Mabrchuk (15-101 (L, 10-9-11 Puppa (1531 first, 23-21); Edmonton: ReddicklW, 4-2-2).

Power play (goals-chances) Buffalo (2-4); Edmonton (2-5). Attendance- 16,374. Minnesota 2 at Los Angeles 4 First Period 1. Los Angeles, Elik 5 (Gretzky, Duchesne) 12:02 Penalties Laidlaw LA (hooking) 15:33, Beck LA (charging) Second Period 2. Minnesota, Modano 26 (Murphy, Gartner) 10:03 Penalties Minnesota bench (too many mnen on ice, served by McRae) 332, Betas Min (roughing), Granato LA (high-sticking) 15: 02, PraislerLA (tripping) 16:21.

Third Period 3 Los Angeles, Duchesne 17 4. Los Angeles, Biugstad I (Krusheinyski, Tonelli)13a 5. Minnesota, Berezan 3 (McRae) 16:11 6. Los Angeles, Gretzky 25 IKasper) 19:52 (en) Penalties Sandstrom LA (hooking) 1:46, Gavin Min (tripping) 5: 11, Bellows Min (high-slicking), Granato LA (holding) 12:25, Musil Min, Miller LA (cross-checking) 14:20. Shots on goal by: Minnesota 10 It 6-26 .442 UVi .264 BVi 26ft J65 J12 2Vj 469 5n ilO 13 .442 15ft .412 11 24 OTHER SCORES Km The Associated Press Too 25 teams la-ed Wednesday: 1.

Missouri (25-2) beat km Stale 19-15. He at No 10 Oklahoma, Sunday. 2. Kansas 126-21 beat Colorado 103-71. Next vs.

Kansas Stale, Saturday. 1 Duke (22-5) lost to North Carolina State 76-71 Next: vs. 94c. 21 Arizona, Sundav. 5.

Georgetown (20-41 tost to St. John's 63-41 Next: vt Vianova, Saturday, 9. Purdue 119-5) tost to No. 19 illms 9D-7I. Next vs.

Ohio State, Saturday. 10. Oklahoma 120-4) beat Nebraska 68-14. Next: vs. No.

I Kansas, Sunday. 17. LSU 121-5) beat Alabama 75-49. Next: at Georgia, Sunday. 13.

Arkansas (22-4) beat Texas AIM 114-100. Next vs. Rice, Saturday, March 3. 19. Illinois (194) beat No.

9 Purdue 90-71 Next at Orri St Monday. 21. Arizona (18-S) beat California 13-48. Next at Stanford, Friday. 23.

Clemson (21-5) beat Wake Forest 19-75. Next vs. North Carolina, Saturday. 39 12 37 IS 33 17 24 25 24 a 21 30 IS 36 MENU TODAY HOCKEY National League Toronto Maple Leafs vs. Calgary Flames, 735 P.m.

at the Olympic Sad-dledome. CURLING Provincial Mixed Championship Competion begins at Acadia Recreation Complex (times unavailable). FRIDAY CURLING Provincial Mixed Oiarrwoirship Draw continue at Acadia Recreation Complex (times unavailable). SOCCER ENGLISH F.A. CUP Fifth Round Replays Bamslev 0 Sheffeld 0 (OT); Cambridge 1 Bristol I (OT); Everton 1 Oldham I (OT); Queens PR 0 Blackpool 0 (OT) ENGLISH LEAGUE Division 1 Tottenham 0 Aston Villa 2 Division 2 West BromwichO Leicester I Division 3 Brentford 0 Cardiff 1 SCOTTISH LEAGUE Division I Alloa vs.

Partick, ppd; Clyde vs. Ran, pod; Falkirk 0 Clydebank 1 Division 2 East Stirling vs. Montrose, ppd. FRANCE St-Efienne 3 Mulhouse a On 1 Auxerre ft Brest 2 Bordeaux Monaco 0 Cannes Melz 3 ToukHise (t Montpellier 2 Nantes Racing Paris 0 Lyon Lille 1 Nice Toulon 0 Paris Si-Germain I Sochaux vs. Marseille, ppd.

EXHIBITION Spain I Czechoslovakia ft Belgium 0 Sweden Netherlands 0 Italy 0 RANKINGS CANADIAN COLLEGES ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BASKETBALL Women -1. Lethbridge; 2. Ahuntsic 1 John Abbott; 4. Southern Alberta Institute of Technology; 5. Mohawk; 6.

Seneca; 7. Red Deer; Grande Prairie; 9. Mount Royal; 10. Cariboo, Men 1. SAIT; 2.

Trinity Western; 3. Vanien 4. Humber; S. Lethbridge; 6. John Abbott; 7.

Grant MacEwaru 8. Cape Breton; 9. Seneca; 10. N.S. Teachers.

VOLLEYBALL Women 1. F.X. Gameau; 2. Bois-de-Boulogne; 3. Red Deer 4.

V.C.C 5. Sherbrooke; 6. Medicine Hat 7. Durham; 1 Sheridan; 9. Mount Royal; 10.

Douglas. Men 1. Limoitou; 1 Medicine Hat 1 Vaisonneuve; 4. Sheridan; 5. Grant MacEwarv 6.

V.C.C; 7. Mount Royal; 1 Loyalist 9. Selkirk; 10. Durham. SKIING TESERO.

Italy (CP) Leaders and Canadians from the men's World Cup 15-kilometre cross-country race on Wednesday: 1. Guide Svan, Sweden, 35 minutes 34.4 seconds; 2. Vegard Ul-vang, Norway, 1 Biom Daehlie, Norway. 4. Uwe Bellman, East Germany, i Christer Maiback, Sweden, 6.

Jochen Behle, West Germany, 7. Harri Kirvers-niemi, Finland, 1 Alexandr Golubev, Soviet Union, 9. Seppo Ranranen, Finland, 10. Jari Rasanen, Finland, 36.41. 7.

42. Yves Bilodeau, Mont Ste-Anne, 49. Al Pikher, Orangey, 66. Alain Masson, Hull, Que. 39:56.8.

Overall Standings l.Ulvang, 89 points; Daehlie, 88: 3. Svan, 80; 4. Maiback, 67; Behle, 59; 6. Torgny Mogren, Sweden, 31' 7. Ottosson, 27; 8.

Marcus Gandler, Austria, Ik 9. Wladimir Smirnov, Soviet Union, iC. Henrik Forsberg, Sweden, 23. TARVAN (D. Monkman Jr.) 6.90 3.90 2.90 DARETHA DEE (T.

Beelby) 5.80 2.80 NEALIES QUINN (C. Beelby) 2.80 Time: 2:00.4 Also: High Bopabebop, Giro April, Lft Perry. Scratched: Royal Fiesta Quinela: 118.00 SEVENTH RACE Purse non-winners of two or 12,500 life; five-year-olds and younger; one mile. BIRD DOG (B. Grundy) 44.10 16.20 5.40 MYROAD ANNA (J.

Baxter) 14.00 6.10 OLD DIXIE (B. Tainsh Jr.) 19.10 Time 2:07.3 Also: Queens Rd, Pollyanas Genstar, Harleys Heather, Skeeter Jean, Down Home Gordie. Exactor: 1361.40 EIGHTH RACE Purse non-winners of three or 13,500 five-year-olds and younger; one mile. NUKES STAR (K. Dressier) 11.60 5.20 3.00 DARDICK LARK (E.

Tracey) 9.20 3.50 CAUTION TO THE WIND (R. Hennessy) 2.70 Tune 2:04 Also: Kahana Bay, Brittany Baron, Vernal Equinox, Royalty By Farr, Mr Winchester. Scratched: Camp Lake Rowdy Quinela: 162.20 NINTH RACE Purse non-winners of four or 14,500 five-year-olds and younger; one mile. SKY GARFIELD (K.Clark) 4.70 3.30 3.70 JAY TRIXIE (C. Anderson) 4.50 4.10 JF CALL (G.

Clark) 4.60 Time: 2:02.2 Also: Sky Geisha Girl, Golden Thunder, Cherrie Adair, Pollyanas Fantom. Scratched: Penbrooke Exactor 127.40 Win Four 18,288.60 TENTH RACE -Purse 11 claiming 0,500 plus allowances; one mile. WORTERMELON TIME (D. Haves) 7.50 4.30 3.60 BATTLE OF TRENTON (E. Tracey) 4.00 3.90 MACHE (R.

Hennessy) 6.70 Time: 2:03.1 Also; Blackhillock Ellis, The Nit Picker, Strikepay, DRLs Satan, Typhoon Corbv, Elgin Seelster. Triactor: 1389.40 Handle: 1361,288.00 Attendance: 1,953 Trade Fast 2 rs 14 41 LEAGUE East Division GWLOTL A Muskegon 57 37 18 2 151 210 76 Kalamazoo 58 35 18 5 261 226 75 Flint 59 32 23 4 242 246 61 Fort Wayne 57 27 23 7 217 226 61 West Division Indianapolis 59 38 16 5 225 173 61 Salt Lake 58 26 27 5 221 211 57 Peoria 58 22 25 11 216 260 55 Milwaukee 40 24 30 6 221 279 54 Phoenix 60 22 29 9 218 256 S3 NOTE: Two points are awarded tor a victory and one for an overtime-shootout kiss. Goals in stiootouts count towards goals for. Wednesday's Results Indianapolis 6 Flint 2 Salt Lake 5 Phoenix 3 Kalamazoo 7 Fori Wayne 6 (SO) Tonight's Game Indianapolis at Muskegon Canada West All-Stars EDMONTON (CP) The Canada West University Athletic Association 1989-90 all-stars: First Team Rod Houk.Regina, goal DOUG QUINN, CALGARY, defence Rob McKechney, Saskatchewan, defence Adam Morrison, Alberta, forward MARK FIORfrm, CALGARY, forward Doug McCarthy, Alberta, forward Second Team Ray Woodley, UBC. goal Ian Herbers, Ateerta, defence Rick Strachan, Manitoba, defence Grant Detourl, UBC, forward Scott Orban, Lethbridge.

forward Barry Blisner, Manitoba, forward ALBERTA JUNIOR (Through Feb. 20) North Division A Ft McMurray Ltovdminster Ft. Saskatchewan Sherwood Park St. Albert 30 23 2 252 247 62 30 24 0 267 275 60 29 24 0 261 231 51 24 32 1 267 289 49 14 37 2 218 294 30 South Division Calgary Canucks 41 It Olds 3t 16 Calgary Spurs 21 31 Hoboema 14 42 1 136 201 14 3 326 250 75 2 266 2)1 41 0 273 401 28 OTHER SCORES EXHIBITION Legends of Hockey Soviet Union 5 Canada 4 AMERICAN LEAGUE Baltimore 6 Sherbrooke 2 Hershey 3 Springfield 2 -Rochester 6 Mondon 4 Utica 6 Adirondack 5 (OT) WESTERN LEAGUE Seattle 7 Regina 4 Prince Albert 5 Brandon 3 Moose Jaw 10 Victoria 7 Swift Current 6 Medicine Hat 5 ALBERTA JUNIOR Calgary Canucks 7 Hobbema 6 (OT) Fort McMurray 7 Llovdminster 6 (OT) ALBERTA COLLEGES Mount Royal 8 SAIT 4 SASKATCHEWAN JUNIOR Humboldt 4 Melville 3 (OT-S) Wevburn7Melfort3 MANITOBA JUNIOR Dauphin 8 Selkirk 3 ONTARIO LEAGUE Belleville 5 Kingston 1 QUEBEC MAJOR JUNIOR LEAGUE LongueuillGranbyl Nattress (broken ankle, four to five weeks) and RW Mark Hunter (knee surgery, out for the season). UPDATE mm The Flames' power play is suddenly disoriented (1-for-27.

last four games). While Flames' Mike Vernon was being booed during Tuesday's loss to Boston, backup Rick Wamsley, who should get the nod tonight, was sitting on a two-game winning streak. He is 4-1 in his last five starts. Flames' Jamie Macoun is gunning for the Emery Edge award with a plus-32. Leafs' Brad Marsh will forget to wear his helmet to work again tonight but who can argue with a plus-22 rating, tops on the club.

Last year, Marsh checked in with a minus-16. Herald Graphic Canucks clinch first in AJHL TRANSACTIONS BASEBALL American League California Angels sign pitcher Greg Minton to a one-year contract. NY Yankees agree to terms with pitcher Clay Parker.on a one-year contract. BASKETBALL National Association NBA fine forward Chuck Person of the Indiana Pacers and forward Bernard King of the Washington Bullets 11,000 for fighting in a game Sunday in Baltimore; fine Pacers guard George McCloua Pacers forward LaSalle Thompson, and Bullets forward Harvey Grant JSOO each for leaving their bench during the fight; fine Sacramento guard Danny Ainge guard, $2,000 and Utah Jazz guard Delanev Rudd 11,500 for fighting in a game Saturday night, and Jazz forward Karl Malone 1500 for leaving the bench during the fight. Cleveland Cavaliers trade centre Chris Dudley to the New Jersey Nets for 1991 and 1993 second-round draft choices.

Houston Rockets trade forward Derrick Chievous to the Cleveland Cavaliers for three future-second round draft choices and an undisclosed amount of cash; acquire guard Vernon Maxwell from the San Antonio Spurs for an undisclosed amount of cash. New Jersey Nets trade centre Joe Barry Carroll to the Denver Nugoets for guard Michael Cutrigtit. NY Knicks trade guard Rod Strickland to the San Antonio Spurs for guard Maurice Cheeks. FOOTBALL National League Dallas Cowboys name Mike Wok strength coach. Green Bay Packers resigned punter Brian Shulman.

NY Jets sign wide receiver Grantis Bell. San Diego Chargers sign special teams specialist Bruce Plummer and cornerbacks Joe Fuller and Tim Jackson. San Francisco 49ers sign defensive end Dave Wavm-er. Canadian League B.C. Lions sign wide receiver Jay Christen-sen.

HOCKEY National League New Jersey devils 'send defenceman Craig Wctenin to Utica of the American Hockey League for conditioning. STAMPEDE PARK Wednesday's results FIRST RACE Purse S2.20O; maidens; five-year-olds and Younger; filltes and mares; one mile. 4 BUNNYS MILLER (S. Campbell) 5.90 4.20 3.60 3 KIMO BRET (K.Clark) S.S0 4.70 7 MJ AMBER SILK (B. Companion) 5.50 Time: 2:06.4 Also: Hustlin Hope, Bar Classy, Artemoss, Ulster Mama Mia, Hansons Marie.

Scratched: Jay Pam SECOND RACE Purse claiming 110,000 plus allowances, fillies and mares; one mile. 2 THE CAPTAINS PARTY (K. Dressier) 6.40 3.60 3.00 MALAISE ROYALE (D. Charlino) 11.00 7.10 4 MAGNA RHAPSODY (T. Tascona) 5.20 Time: 2:01.3 Also: Miles Lady, MJ Wayward Linda, Karma Kim.

Exactor: 1104 40 THIRD RACE Purse S1.800; claiming U500 plus alowanc-es, fillies and mares; one mile. SMIDGETTE (B. Grundy) 4.80 3.60 2.40 7 HUSTLERS TORY (E. Tracey) 7.20 4.10 4 JUNGLE EYES (W. Grant) 2,70 Timts 2.05.2 Also: Rally Forth, Oxford Challenger, Karma Nova, Can Cruz, Snappy Chatter.

Win Three: 186.60 FOURTH RACE Purse claiming $7,000 plus allowances; one mile. 5 ANKA DANNY (F.Gillis) 17.20 5.60 5.40 I CINDYS LADDIE (T. Beelby) 5.00 3.60 6 McENROE NIB. Grundy) 3.40 Atstt Wind Power, Road Dip, Fastenyoursealbetl, Three In the Key, Shytoh Royal. Exactor II 13.20 FIFTH RACE Purse $2,300, claiming (5,000 plus allowances; one mile.

1 BECKYS BIG BOY (I. Tougas) 4.80 3.60 2 SKY FIRECRACKER (J. Clifton) 7.50 6.10 4 GEORGETRON (D. Monkman Jr.) 8.60 Time: 2:03.1 One Shot Charlie. Exactor: 15870 DaiV Double: 1106.40 SIXTH RACE -Purse claiming 17,000 plus allowances; fillies and mares; one mile.

8. 5. 25, 4 2 5 7 1 2 life; 9 5 1 life; 3 5 4 4 5 6 A goal by Gerry Patrick at 6:09 of overtime Wednesday night gave Calgary Canucks a 7-6 win over Hobbema Hawks, a victory that clinched first place overall in the Alberta Junior Hockey League. Other scorers for Calgary, in the game at Max Bell, were Troy Norcross and Hugh McEwen, with two apiece, Fred Harbinson and Brent Sandmeyer. For the Hawks, who faced period deficits of 4-1 and 6-4 and were outshot 54-33, it was Marc Gag-non, with three, Joey Potskin with two and Todd Forsyth.

The Canucks, 42-10-2, took 12 of the 30 penalties. In other hockey: Jeff Sharpe scored three goals to lead SWAA Blues to a 4-1 victory over RGO Rangers Wednesday night in Calgary junior league action at Stu Peppard Arena. In the second game, Jim Duke recorded the shutout in NEAA Blazers' 3-0 win over Okotoks 85ers. Robb Shew-chuk had a pair while Brian Gibson had one. IN SQUASH: Calgarian Jamie SCOUTING REPORT Calgary "1 Toronto Flames Maple Leafs Tonight's game: 7:35 p.m.

OLYMPIC SADDLEDOME (Radio: "OR 77) WHO'S HOT mmmm Leafs' RW Gary Leeman has 21 goals in his last 25 games and, with 73 points (41 goals), he is two points shy of his career high. Flames' Doug Gilmour is riding a seven-game points streak (2-8-10). INJURIES wmmm Leafs' LW Wendel Clark is out for the regular-season with a partially-torn right knee ligament. Tom Fergus is out indefinitely with a groin pull. Flames' LW Gary Roberts is questionable with a Charley horse incurred Sunday in Winnipeg.

Also out are Ric AREA SCENE Crombie was defeated 15-17, 15-6, 15-10, 15-6 by Greg Zaff of Massachusetts in quarter-final action at the Calgary invitational tournament Wednesday at the Richmond Club. Following are other results: Quarterfinals Gary te 'Sarnia) 8-15, 15-11, 15-9, 15-7 over Tom Page (New York): Wartc Talbot (Rhode Island) 15-9, 12-15. 15-18, 15-! over David 3oyem (Massachusetts); Todd Binns (Toronto) 5-15, 15-10, 15-3, 15-12 over Scott Dulmage (Toronto). Semifinals: Waite over Zaff, 15-10, 15-14, 14-15, 15-12; Talbot over Binns 15-4, 17-16. 15-11.

Finals tonight at the club. IN AWARDS: Southern Alberta Institute of Technology's Dana Miller has been named Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference female athlete of the week for Feb. 12-18. The Lady Trojans volleyball player earned the award with 24 kills in her team's victory over Medicine Hat College Rattlers. Rattlers' volleyball player Lindsay Griscowsky took the male honors with strong play in two Medicine Hat victories.

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