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Telegraph Colorado Springs, Colo. Monday, Jan. 26, 1976 Telescoping Sports Confident Austrian Lauda Triumphs In First Grand Prix Race of Season SAO PAULO, Brazil (AP) Confident Austrian Niki Lauda has started his bid for his second Formula I championship in a brilliant fashion with a victory in the first grand prix of the season. Lauda took the lead in the ninth lap of the Brazilian Grand Prix and held it until the final banner Sunday on the cur- 7,96 0-meter Interlagos course. He received nine points in the standings.

The Austrian, who had lost the pole position to James Hunt during Saturday's final official training session, dominated the entire race, seemingly unbothered by the periodic hounding of Frenchman Jean-Pierre Jarier. Runnerup was Frenchman Patrick Depailler in a Tyrrell. He finished the race more than 21 seconds behind the winner. Third was Weish driver Tom Pryce in a UOP-Shadow, fourth was young West German Hans Stuck in a March, fifth was South Jody Scheckter in a Tyrrell, and sixth went to Jochen Mass of West Germany in a McLaren. SUMMIT SINGLES Isn't for everyone, it may be for 599 5366 Prudhomme Wins PHOENIX (AP) James Warren and Don Prudhomme had only to play a waiting game to win their divisions of the first annual National Hot Rod Association Phoenix Winter Classic.

Warren. Bakersfield, defeated Gary Beck, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, in the finals of the top fuel class Sunday. dragster broke coming off the ljne. Warren recorded an elapsed time of 5.99 seconds for the run and a speed of 238.72 miles an hour. Adgare, Nelson Lead KITZBUEHPL, Austria (AP) Adgate and Cindy Nelson lead a team of six women and eight men named Sunday to represent the United States in the 1976 Winter Olympoc games at Innsbruck.

Also named to the squad were: Lindy Cochran, Abbie Fisher, Susie Patterson, Leslie: Leete Smith, Carl Anderson, Jeff Bruce, Greg Jones, Phil and Steve Mahre, Andy Mill, and Pete Patterson. Scott Moving? MIAMI (AP) Miami free safety Jake Scott says his dispute with Coach Don Shula is over. So, he says, are his days with the Dolphins. talked and all Scott told the Miami Herald in an interview. assured me be traded or put on expansion draft Mid-week Funday WEDNESDAY Pikes Peak Ski Area Free Coffee Call 634 5707 for snow conditions.

Gorman Breezes CATONSVILLE, Md. (AP) One thing is certain. Tom Gorman will be seeded if he enters the $50,000 Baltimore International Indoor Tennis Tournament next year to defend his title. The Seattle resident breezed past top-seeded Ilie Nastase 7-5, 6-3 Sunday to carry away $12,000. the highest paycheck of his career.

The singles crown was his fourth championship in the past five months and his third victory over Nastase in their last four meetings. Klammer Favorite KITZBUEHEL, Austria (AP) Franz Klammer of Austria has established himself as the favorite in the downhill when the Winter Olympics open in nearby Innsbruck in 10 days. Hitting speeds of about 80 miles per hour as he clocked a a r-record 2:03.79 minutes down the ice hard 3,510 meter track, Klammer captured his fourth World Cup downhill race in seven outings this season with an overwhelming two- second margin over Erik Haker. Ski Jumping Dropped THUNDER BAY, Ont. (AP) The Canadian Ski Association has dropped its national ski jumping program because of in cidents by some members during a recent European tour.

SPORTS CALENDAR Evert Defeats Wade LANDOVER, Md. (AP) Chris Evert was looking to avenge last loss when she easily defeated Great Virginia Wade 6-2, 6-1 in the finals of the $75,000 pro tennis tournament Sunday. since I lost here in three tough sets to Martina Navratilova, wanted to come back and win the top- seeded player from Fort Lauderdale, said. thought this was one of the best matches ever Goodyear Tires At Low, Low Prices All-Weather 78 polyester cord tire provides a thrifty fit for American budgets. B78-13 E78-14F78-14 G78-14 G78-15 blackwall blackwall blackwall blackwall blackwall Fits Fits Fits Fits Fits Models of Models of Models of Models of Models of Chevy II Barracuda Barracuda Ambassador Catalina Dart Camaro Chevelle Century Chevrolet Falcon Century Cutlass Chevelle WagonFord Maverick Challenger F-85 Coronet Fury Mustang ChargerFalcon Cutlass Grand Prix Valiant Chevelle Firebird CycloneImpala y.

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Additional parts extra If needed. MONDAY COLLEGE BASKETBALL Air Force at Denver 7:45 P.m. PREP HOCKEY Air Academy vs. Wasson at Broadmoor's World Arena 8 p.m. PREP GIRLS BASKETBALL Lewis-Palmer at Fountain 6:30 p.m.

TUESDAY PRO BASKETBALL ABA All-Star Game at McNichols Arena 9:30 p.m. PREP WRESTLING Canon Citv at St. Mary's 6:30 p.m. Rve at Lewis-Palmer 6:30 p.m. Woodland Park at 6:30 o.m.

Monte Vista at Buena Vista 6:30 P.m. PREP GIRLS BASKETBALL Coronado at Pueblo South 7:30 p.m. Pueblo Central at Palmer 7:30 p.m. Pueblo at Wasson 7:30 p.m. Mitchell at Pueblo East 7:30 p.m.

PREP HOCKEY St. Mary's vs. Fountain Valiev at Memorial Park Ice Center 8 p.m. WEDNESDAY PREP BOYS BASKETBALL Black Forest League DAB at Elbert 8:30 p.m. PREP WRESTLING Holy Family at DAB 7 p.m.

THURSDAY COLLEGE BASKETBALL Southern Colorado at Air Force 7:45 COLLEGE SWIMMING Colorado College at Western State 2 p.m. PREP BOYS BASKETBALL Black Forest League DAB at Simla 8:30 p.m. PREP WRESTLING Mitchell at Pueblo Centennial 7:30 p.m. Harrison at Widefield 7:30 p.m. Pueblo South at Coronado 7:30 p.m.

Wasson at Doherty 7:30 p.m. Palmer at Pueblo Central 7:30 p.m. Air Academy at Pueblo East 7:30 p.m. Fountain at Fowler 7 p.m. DAB at St.

Mary's 6:30 p.m. Buena Vista at Manitou Springs 6:30 p.m. PREP GIRLS BASKETBALL La Junta at Cheyenne Mountain 6:30 p.m. FRIDAY PRO BASKETBALL Virginia Saulres at Denver Nuggets 8:05 p.m. COLLEGE BASKETBALL Colorado College at Bellevue College El Paso Community College at Adams State JV 3 m.

COLLEGE HOCKEY Colorado College at Notre Dame Roval Military College at Air Force 7:30 p.m. COLLEGE INDOOR TRACK Colorado, Southern Colorado at Air Force 7 p.m. PREP BOYS BASKETBALL South Central League Pueblo East at Coronado 8 p.m. Air Academy at Pueblo South 8 p.m. Harrison at Mitchell 8 P.m.

Pueblo Central at Doherty 8 p.m. Palmer at Pueblo Centennial 8 p.m. asson at Widefield P.m. Southern League Trinidad at Alamosa 8 p.m. Canon City at Cheyenne Mountain i p.m.

Fountain at Pueblo County 8 P.m. Lamar at La Junta Pikas Peak Laague Florence at Lewis-Palmer 8 p.m. Manitou Springs at Buena Vista 8 p.m. Woodland Park at St. Mary's 8 p.m.

Lake County at Salida 8 p.m. Santa Ft Laague Rocky Ford at Abbey 8 P.m. Fountain Valiev at Fowler 8 p.m. Crowley County at Rve 8 p.m. Las Animas at Walsenburg 8 p.m.

Black Forest League Calhan at Falcon 8 30 P.m. Simla at Elllcott 8:30 p.m. Pevton at Miami 8:30 o.m. Prep Wrestling Doherty at Pueblo Centennial 3:30 P.m. Pueblo Central at Harrison 3:30 m.

Coronado at Widefield 3 p.m. Pueblo East at Mitchell 3 30 p.m. Pueblo South at Palmar 3:30 p.m. Wasson at Air Academy 7:30 p.m. St.

Mary's at Woodland Park 6:30 p.m. Lewts-Palmer at Florence 6:30 p.m. Buena Vista at Manitou Springs 6:30 p.m. Salida at Lake County 6:30 p.m. Simla at Llmon 7 p.m.

PREP BOYS SWIMMING Widefield at Mitchell 4 p.m. Pueblo East at Air ACademy 4 p.m. Harrison at Coronado 4 p.m. Sheridan at Cheyenne Mountain 4:30 p.m. Pueblo County at Pueblo South 4:30 p.m.

PREP GIRLS BASKETBALL Manitou Springs at Buena Vista 5:30 p.m. Pueblo County at Trinidad 6:30 p.m. Lamar at Canon City 6:30 p.m. SATURDAY PRO BASKETBALL Virginia Saulres at Denver Nuggets 7:35 p.m. COLLEGE BASKETBALL Air Force at Xavier, Ohio Colorado College at Peru State College El Paso Community College at Adams State JV 5:15 P.m.

COLLEGE HOCKEY Colorado College at Notre Dame Royal Military College at Air Force 7:30 p.m COLLEGE WRESTLING Air Force at Minnesota Four-Way COLLEGE SWIMMING Colorado at Air Force 2 COLLEGE FENCING Colorado at Air Force 2 p.m PREP BOYS BASKETBALL South Central Laague Mitchell at Air Academy 8 p.m. Coronado at Harrison 8 p.m. Pueblo South at Pueblo East 8 p.m. Widefield at Palmer 8 p.m. Doherty at Wasson 8 p.m.

Pueblo Centennial at Pueblo Central 8 p.m. Southern League Alamosa at Cheyenne Mountain 8 p.m. La Junta at Fountain 8 p.m. Pueblo County at Trinidad 8 p.m. Canon City at Lamar 8 P.m.

Pikes Peak League St. Mary's at Buena Vista 8 p.m. Salida at Manitou Springs 8 p.m. Lake County at Lewis-Palmer 8 p.m. Woodland Park at Florence 8 p.m.

Santa Fe League Fountain Valley at Crowley County 8 p.m. Abbey at Las Animas 8 p.m. Fowler at Rocky Ford 8 p.m. Walsenburg at Rye 8 P.m. Black Forest League Miami at Calhan 8:30 m.

Falcon at Elbert 8:30 pm. Ellicott at Pevton 8 30 p.m. PREP WRESTLING Coronado at Brighton Tournament, All day. Trinidad et Canon City 7 p.m. La Junta at Cheyenne Mountain 7 p.m.

Fountain at Alamosa 7 p.m. Fowler at Woodland Park 6:30 p.m. Buena Vista at Center 6:30 p.m. Lake County at Rifle Tournament, All day. Simla at Ellicott 7 p.m.

PREP BOYS SWIMMING Harrison, Widefield at Interstate "8" (engiewood). All day. Air Academy at Loveland 10:30 a.m. South at Doherty 2 p.m. Palmer at Pueblo Centennial 10 a.m.

Wasson at Pueblo Central 10 a.m. Arapahoe at PUebio Central 3 p.m. PREP GIRLS BASKETBALL Fountain at Alamosa 1:30 m. Lake County at Fountain 5:30 m. Salida at Manitou Springs 5:30 p.m.

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Sunday Jerry until 11:41 of the third and final period. thought somebody put the jinx on me for said the burly Buffalo defenseraan, was fixing sticks in the dressing room before the game and I broke six of them. I stepped out on the ice for the pregame warm-up and I ran right into Lee Fogolin and got knocked down. Then I lost the puck on St. first goal and I was doing things wrong all But with 8:19 to play Korab finally did something right.

With St. Jerry Butler in the penalty box, Korab blasted a long shot past goalie Ed Johnston to snap a 22 tie. Teammate Craig Ramsay scored 19 seconds later and the Sabres downed the Blues 4-2 in National Hockey League play. Claude Larose tied the score for the Blues early in the third period after the Sabres had taken a 2-1 in the first stanza on Danny 29th and 30th goals of the season around an unassisted tally by St. Red Berenson.

Elsewhere, the Boston Bruins downed the Philadelphia Flyers 5-3. the Montreal Canadiens and Detroit Red Wings skated to a 3-3 tie, the Chicago Black Hawks beat the Kansas City Scouts 3-1, the Pittsburgh Pen guins and Minnesota North Stars deadlocked 1-1, the Los Angeles Kings trimmed the New York Rangers 4-1 and the California Golden Seals topped the Toronto Maple Leafs 5-3. Brad Park and Wayne Cashman scored early power play goals in the first period as the Bruins maintaned their home ice hex over the Flyers. Phila- dephia is 0-18-3 in Boston since Nov. 12, 1967, but won a playoff game two years ago en route to the Stanley Cup.

Don Marcotte, Jean Ratelle and Ken Hodge were the other Boston scorers. Guy Lafleur scored two goals, the second at 4:09 of the third period to give Montreal the tie. The deadlock snapped an eight-game winning streak for the Canadiens, who have lost only once in their last 22 outings. Lafleur and Mario Tremblay gave Montreal a 2-0 first-period led but Detroit rallied on goals by Dan Maloney, Buster Harvey and Rick Lapointe. Power-play goals by Stan Mikita and Alain Daigle plus a short-handed goal by Dennis Hull enabled Chicago to extend Kansas losing streak to 12 games.

14th goal broke a 1-1 tie late in the first period. Minnesota's Lou Nanne scored in the opening period and Jean Pronovost matched it in the second period, both on power plays. Vic Venasky scored twice in the first five minutes, Don Kozak added a goal and three assists. Bob Berry had a goal and an assist and Gary Sargent notched two assists. Wayne Merrick scored three goals for California.

The Seals trailed twice in the first period but took a 4-2 lead when A1 MacAdam scored once and Merrick twice in less than three minutes. Pro Hockey NHL Campbell Conference Patrick Division Philadelphia N. Y. islanders Atlanta N. Y.

Rangers Chicago Vancouver St. Louis Minnesota Kansas Citv Smvthe Division 20 11 16 Pts. GF GA 68 208 130 58 183 105 53 161 143 149 196 122 156 Montreal Los Angeles Pittsburgh Detroit Washington Wales Conference Norris Division 35 6 7 145 162 109 162 112 205 97 167 193 190 135 258 Adams Division Boston 23 10 9 65 179 134 Buffalo 27 14 6 60 204 140 Toronto 20 18 10 50 163 161 California 19 24 4 42 139 145 Saturday's Games Boston 6. Detroit 1 New York Islanders 5, Los Angeles 0 Montreal 5, Philadelphia 3 Pittsburgh 8, Washington 2 Toronto 5, Vancouver 5, tie Chicago 2. St.

Louis 1 Sunday's Games Buffalo 4, St. Louis 2 Montreal 3, Detroit 3, tie Los Angeles 4, New York Rangers 1 Boston 5, Philadelphia 3 Minnesota 1, Pittsburgh 1 Chicago 3, Kansas City California 5, Toronto 3 Monday's Games No games scheduled Tuesday's Games Minnesota at New York islanders Philadelphia at Atlanta Montreal at Vancouver Detroit at St Louis Washington at Los Angeles WHA East Division Pts, GFGA New England 21 22 5 47149 156 Cincinnati21 24 1 43 178 200 Cleveland18 25 3 39 152 167 Indianapolis18 26 2 West Division 38 124142 Houston 30 16 060 193158 San Diego22 21 448 190 173 Minnesota22 18 3 146153 Phoenix 21 19 4 46 167 156 Canadian Division Winnipeg 33 17 066 207137 Quebec29 16 2 60 206185 Calgary 25 19 252 183150 Edmonton 18 30 238 170 214 Toronto 15 28 3 33 190 226 Saturday's Games Cincinnati 6, New England 3 San Diego 6, Toronto 4 Sunday's Games Indianapolis 4. Cleveland 2 Houston 5, Calgary 3 Phoenix 7, San Diego 5 Quebec 7, Edmonton 6 Minnesota 5, Toronto 2 Monday's Games No games scheduled Houston's Power Plays Lead Aeros Past Calgary Cowboys By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Houston Aeros feel they have to make the most of their power plays when they face the Calgary Cowboys. And just what they did Sunday in a 5-3 World Hockey Association triumph. Frank Hughes scored two power play goals as Houston came from behind.

His first goal was sandwiched between goals by Danny Lawson that gave the Cowboys a 2-1 first period lead, but Houston stormed back with three goals in the second period and another in the third. John Schella tied the score for the Aeros at 1:02 of the second period and Mark Howe put them ahead to stay at 10:20, also on a power play. Houston scored on three of its five power play chances play a frustrating game, especially for us, cause they put out their check- third-period rally. Marc Tardif, ing said Hughes. the leading goal-scorer, also tallied twice for Quebec, wc re going lo score, we have and Rca, to do it with the man advan- cioutier.

Norm Ullman scored Elsewhere, the In- three times for Edmonton while dianapolis Racers downed the Tim Sheehy had two goals. Cleveland Crusaders 4-2, the Mike Walton scored his 21st Quebec Nordiques nipped the goal of the season and added Edmonton Oilers 7-6, the Min- two assists for Minnesota. After nesota Fighting Saints whipped Toronto grabbed a 1-0 lead just the Toronto Toros 5-2 and the 31 seconds into the game on Phoenix Roadrunners shaded Gavin power-play goal, the San Diego Mariners 7-5, Ted Hampson tied Renald Leclerc scored two it and the Saints took the lead second-period goals as In- for good on a power-play goal dianapolis wiped out an early 2- by Henry Boucha. 10 deficit. Russ Walker and Del 25th goal of the Richie Leduc scored for Cleveland less than a minute apart in the opening period.

After Bob Sicinski made it 2-1 Lecl- season helped Phoenix defeat San Diego. It gave the Roadrunners a 6-5 lead late in the second period and Michel Cor- erc got the tying and winning mier added an insurance tally goals. with the only goal of the third Serge second goal of the game, a 50-foot slap shot with 35 seconds left in regulation time, capped a three-goal period. Earlier, Phoenix twice blew three-goal leads as John French scored twice for the Mariners. Three Teams Tied in WAC By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The race for the top spot in the Western Athletic Conference is shaping up to be a tight one, with three teams possessing identical 3-1 records after games last weekend.

But Texas El Paso, Arizona and New Mexico will get a chance to break out of the three-way tie for first place in the WAC this weekend. And anything could happen, since Utah and Colorado State, both 2-1, far behind. New Mexico had led the WAC going into the weekend but lost to Arizona 80-79 to fall from the unbeaten ranks in league play. A 20-foot jumper by Herman Harris with two seconds remaining provided the winning margin for the Wildcats. 24 hours you can go downed Arizona State 69- hero to Lobos Coach Norm Ellenberger lamented.

get control of the game, but we get control when it can still go either way. wish there was some way we could play for 40 minutes like we did in the final 20 The New Mexico loss and Arizona win left the WAC standings for league play knotted with the two teams plus Texas-El Paso holding a 3-1 WAC record. In the all games; from category, UTEP is out in front'score 64 and Colorado State downed Wyoming 51-41. In the Utah-Brigham Young game, the Utes used a Busther Matheney tip-in of a missed Jeff Judkins shot to take the two-point winning margin at the buzzer. Lorenzo Cash and Terry Larrew led a Colorado State surge as the Rams scored the last 15 points of the game to down Wyoming on the Cowboys home court.

Wyoming hit only 32 per cent the floor and failed to in the final 9:50 of the with a 13-3 mark followed by game. shooting Arizona and New Mexico with been that Wyoming 13-6 and 11-6 marks, respective-1 Coach Moe Radovich said. ly. I played Denver earlier in the In the other WAC and shot 60 per cent in Utah slipped by Utah the first Peyton Captures Junior High Title ELLICOTT Peyton Junior Terry Butler scored 10 points to help Peyton defeat Falcon Junior High 29-27 in the finals of the Black Forest League junior high tournament here Saturday night. Benny Johnson was high for the losers with 13 points.

In the consolation, Ellicott topped Colorado School for ihe Deaf and the Blind 31-14 and Calhan tripped Simla 30-24 for third place. Bragaglia Captures Figure Skating Title BOLZANO, Italy (AP) Rolando Bragaglia of Italy captured the men national figure skating title Sunday and it could not have been otherwise. CERTIFICATE IN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION PAD 401-3, ADMINISTRATIVE LEADERSHIP MONDAY and WEDNESDAY, p.m., April 5-May 26. Class meets at West Jr. High Community School, 1920 E.

Pikes Peak. Instructor: Tracy William, City Manager, Manitou Springs. Fee: $90 PAD 402-3, ADMINISTRATION OF FINANCIAL RESOURCES TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, p.m., February 3-March 31. Class meets at Harrison High School, 2755 Janitell Rd. Instructor: Dick Brown, City Manager, Fountain.

Fee: $90 SPONSORED BY: The Division of Continuing Education University of Colorado, Colorado Springs REGISTRATION: Registration for PAD 402 must be completed by February 2. Registration for PAD 401 must be completed by April 2. Registration for these courses may be completed in the Continuing Education office, UCCS. PHONE: 598-3737, ex. 220 I I.