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En'suuear^C/D. Grandprixspecial 8 - THE CITIZEN, Prince George - Friday, November 3,1978 SPORTS STATISTICS IN DETAIL Philadelphia (1>—Bud Harrelscn (inf) Pittsburgh (4^—Dove Homilton (p), Cilo HOCKEY Gaston (of). Sieve Brye (of), Duffy Dyer TRANSACTIONS (c). NHL St. leuis (1)—Wayne Garrett (inf). B A S K tT B A L L W alts Conftrwicm San Diego (1)—Derrel Themas (inf). NBA Norrlt Dtvhlon San Francisco (4>— Jim Barr (p), Charlie Boston Celtics activate forward Curtis W I T F A P Willioms (p), Darrell Evans (inf), Vic Harris Rowe; place forward Marvin Barnes cn Montreal 6 4 1 41 33 13 (o f). the injured reserve list. Detrcil 4 3 3 35 31 11 Seattle (3>—Jim Cclborn (p). Bill Detroit Pistons place guord Bubbles Lei A n g e rs 4 £ 0 35 33 8 Plummer (c), Tom Paciorek (of). Howkins cn w aivers, sign guard Andre Washington 2 6 2 28 41 6 Toronto (3)— Joe Cclemon (p), Rico Corty Wakefield. Fittiburgh 1 7 2 31 43 4 (dh), Willie Horton (dh). FOOTBALL A d a m s D iv isio n c n Bcstcn 7 ) 2 47 25 16 British Columbia Lions place defen­ Torcnfc 5 5 1 32 35 11 BASKETBALL sive bock Rickey Cdcm cn a five-day trial. Buffalo 2 4 3 22 28 7 NFL Minnesota 2 4 2 28 26 6 Philadelphia Eagles sign halfback Campbell Conference Eastern Conference louie Giammon; place cornerback P a t ric k D iv isio n Atlantic Division Charlie Williams cn t(ie injured reserve list. Atlanta 9 0 2 60 30 20 W L Pet. OB Tampa Bay Buccaneers sign wide NY Rangen 6 1 3 34 21 15 Philadelphia 6 1 ,B£7 — receiver Korl Farmer and running bock NY Islanders 5 3 2 4£ 42 12 New Jersey 7 4 .636 1 Charlie White. Philadelphia 3 £ 3 27 30 9 Washington £ £ . iCO 2'/j H O C K iY S my the Division New York 4 £ .444 3 WHA Chicago 4 2 3 31 27 1 1 Boston 2 6 ,2£0 4'/j Winnipeg Jets onncunce the retire­ Vancouver £ £ 1 41 44 11 Central Division ment of lefl vvinger Bobby,Hull. St. Icun 2 6 3 4£ 67 7 Hcustcn £ 4 .££6 — Cclcradc 2 8 1 28 £4 •£ San Antonio £ £ £C0 V i American League These are the sm art ones. Instead of waiting for the first day of skiing, then hoping their T h u rs d a y R t i u l l i Atlanta 4 £ .444 1 California Angels ask waivers cn NY Rangers 3 Cclcradc C Cleveland 4 £ .444 1 pitcher Tom Griffin for the purpose cf giv­ body works properly, they aren’t taking any chances. These Hickory Wing Ski Club Bcilcn 4 NY Islanders 1 New Orleans 4 6 .400 l'/j ing him his unconditional release. Sm art before skiing conditioning sessions go from 9 to 10 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays at the King George Buffalo 3 Philadelphia 3 Detrcit 2 8 .200 3'/j Detroit Tigers name Fred Hatfield, Montreal 4 Washington 2 W M fe rn C o n fe re n c e last year's third-base coach, manager cf V school. Paul Venner, a level four Canadian Ski Association coach, is the instructor. Tonight's Gam it M id w e st D iv is io n their lakeland mmcr-leogue club in the Pittsburgh at Atlanta Denver 6 3 .667 — Flcrida Stale league. Tcrcntc ol Vancouver Indiana 4 4 .£00 l'/j HOCKEY Kansas City ,£C0 j Notional Hockey leogue le e r­ £ £ IV WHA QUESNEL SATURDAY Milwaukee 4 7 364 3 ing leauers afle Thursday Indianapolis Racers tell centre Chicagc 1 9 .100 £ '/ j night's games: Wayne Gtetjky, left winger Peter Drisccll GAP Pacific Division and gcaltender Ed Mic to td m o n to n O i l • Seattle 8 1 ,889 — MacMillan. Atl 8 12 20 e r s i assign centre Angie Mcfrettc to an Fhoeni» .727 1 Bobych, Stl 8 11 15 8 3 International Hcckey league team to be Gclden State 7 4 .636 2 Chcuinard, All 8 11 19 chcsen later; assign defencemon Kevin Im portant gam e already les Angelet 4 4 .£00 3'/j Federkc. Stl £ 13 18 Mcrriscn tc miner leagues; release for­ Pcrlland 4 4 .£00 3’/j McNab, Bcs 8 8 16 w ard Den Burgess. Son Diegc £ 7 .417 4 Vi lysiak, Atl 7 S 16 tdmonton O ilers recolj fcrwOrd Jim A big game this early in the But that could change three weeks with a broken Thursday Results Dionne, IA £ 11 16 Mayer frcm Dallas cf the Central Hcckey Golden Stale 113 Atlanta 106 Season? quickly this weekend. right thumb. Sutter, Sll 11 4 1 £ leogue; send fcrward Dave Hunter tc Dal- • Seottle 9£ Detroit 94 The Prince George And centre Stan Jensen, a Sillier, Ter 8 1£ las. The “ four-point” game is Phoenix 106 New Orleans 99 Trctt.er, NYI 9 1£ Mohawks have played just esp ecially im portant to the member of last season’s Cana­ New York 127 San Diego 122 Pctvin, NYI 10 1£ T o n ig h t's G a m e s seven of their 36 regular sea­ Kangaroos. dian intermediate champion Dicnne, IA 11 l£ San Antonio at Boston son Cariboo Hockey League If Quesnel wins they get Mohawks, will play his first Seattle at New Jersey SCORECARD . MCNTREAl (CP)— NHl Thursday night: games. within two points of Prince game since arriving back in Milwaukee at Philadelphia SUMMARY Detrcit ot Chicagc But Saturday night’s clash George, but if they lost they’ll town last week from the . First Period Cleveland af Denver H O C K iY Nc scoring. with the Quesnel Kangaroo^ at fall six back. Prairies. Konsos City al Indiana PtACt CARIBOO JUNIOR P e n a ltie s —Green Wash 8:28, Girard the Coliseum here is a key But there is a more impor­ Garth Green, another late New York at les Angeles O n p o l e F r e e a g e n t Wash l£:£0. Smith Wash, Rcbmscn Mil San Diegc ot Pcrlland Grande Fioirie 8 Dawscn Creek 7 (Over­ game for both clubs. tant factor. returnee from the Prairies, is 16:10. Saturday Games time! a possible starter Saturday, Cale Yarborough has won Mohawks’ coach Don Wilkie The Williams Lake Stam­ Tommy John of the Los S e co n d P e rio d San Anlcnic a l Woshingtcn Williams lake I I 100 Mile House 5 has considered Quesnel and peders, winless in four games, said Wilkie. 1. Washington, Ficord 3 (Woltei) 2:47 New Jersey ot Atlanta the pole position for Sun­ Angeles Dodgers will pitch 2. Montreal, tarcuche 2 (lalleur) 3:4b Golden Stole a Detrcil BASKETBALL the Kamloops Cowboys the The coach, who still faces day’s Dixie 500 race at the are in Kamloops for two. elsewhere next baseball 3. Montreal,Mendcu4 (lombert, Robin­ Phoenix at Hcuitcn PRINCt OtOROt Atlanta International ’Hawks’ main opposition since If Quesnel beats the half a dozen cuts, picked a nuc­ son) 13:12 Indiana at Chicagc MIN'S A DIVISION season. John and Kansas the season began. Mohawks and Kamloops picks leus of 19 players Thursday P e n a ltie s — fngblcm Mil 6:18, Mulvey Denver at Kansas City Raceway. The NASCAR City pitcher Larry Gura en­ Wash 9:2£, Svensscn Wash miner, Walscn New Orleans al Milwaukee Northern Ski 90 Bcrstad Welding 78 veteran qualified Thursday The ’Hawks have what up its two expected wins over night. Wash, Shull Mil mojers 1£:2£. Cleveland at Son Diegc Yellcwhead Inn 103 Hccpsters 88 tered their names on at 168.425 mph. should be a fairly comfortable the Stamps, the Cowboys While he continues to look at Third Period four-point lead over both would tie the ’Hawks for first. newcomers, Wilkie must also baseball’s free agent list 4. Montreal. RiSebrcugh 1 (Tremblay) teams. Monday, makingthem elig­ 8:30 ‘‘This is a most important win games, so he told his 26 £. Montreal, Tremblay 4 (Ritebrough, Battle for second game for us to win,” said players which ones would be ible for the re-entry draft Savard) 12:37 S p o r t s Wilkie before Thursday night’s the nucleus. today. Other players join­ 6. Washington, Waller 3 (Meehon) I n B C J H L ing the 44-man list Monday 14:23 practice. This is the Mohawks last P e n a ltie s — Wotscn Wash, lupien Mil big gam e in CFL BRIEFLY C H ILLIW A C K , B.C. (C P) - There will be at least two home game until Dec. 2. were pitcher Dave Roberts maicrs 1:26. Jim Brassard scored two goals noticable line-up changes: After Saturday they go on of the Cubs and infielder Shots on goal by to lead Chilliwack Colts to a 7-5 defending team scoring leader the road for five games, includ­ Bud Harrelson of Philadel­ Washington 8 3 7-18 Veteran middle linebacker Montreal 12 20 11-43 The Canadian Press victory over Nanaimo Clippers Grant Evans is out for at least ing three in Quesnel. phia. Ollie Bakken, who has been out G O A L — Bedard, Washington; Dryden, When Winnipeg Blue Bom­ Campanella Thursday night and into sec­ Montreal, of the Calgary lineup for two bers and Calgary Stampeders ond place in the Coast Division Attendants— 1£,££4.
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