TH E CITIZEN, Prince George — Monday, August 15, 1977 — 11

STATISTICS STORY U.S. FOOTBALL

D e n v e r 15 St. l.« u is 7 Canada Games Kansas Citv 23 Pittsburgh 21 New England 38 Green Bay 3 ST. JOHN'S, Nfld. (Cl* I Minnesota 34 Cleveland 33 Patriots prove Medal standing after the sixth Seattle 23 Dallas 17 day of competition Saturday at San Diego 32 San Kruncisco the Canada Summer Games -59 3 events completed: Chicago 20 Oakland 13 Gold Silver Bronze Los Angeles 20 Philadelphia 3 O n ta rio 23 17 13 1976 no fluke Cjuebec 14 16 12 11 11 18 Baseball A lb e rta 8 6 5 by Associated Press 4 S ask. 2 1 WL P e t. G D L 0 4 1 Nova Scotia B oston 6B 44 .607 . , the surprise team of 1976 N.B. 1 2 2 B a ltim o r e 67 48 .583 2 >2 season, surprised Green Bay 0 2 1 M a n ito b a N e w Y o r k 65 50 .565 4 'a 0 0 3 Packers with an overwhelming attack Saturday night, N fld . D e tr o it 53 61 .465 16 0 0 0 P.E.I. Cleveland 52 63 .452 17' a leaving Packers coach Bart Starr fuming. 0 0 N.W.T. 0 M ilw a u k e e 51 69 .425 21 0 0 0 Starr was livid following New England’s 38-3 pre-season Y u k o n T o ro n to 40 73 3 M 2 8 'a game victory, complaining that Patriots coach Chuck S T . J O H N S , N fld . (C P ) W ent Fairbanks had tried to run up the score by playing key Canada Games te a m s ta n d in g s C h ic a g o 66 48 .579 - after completion o f e ig h t o f 16 M in n e s o ta 67 50 .573 'a people and using play-action passes late in the game. e v e n ts 1 w a te r s k iin g . a rc h e ry , T e x a s 65 t'J .570 1 “ I’m going to be around a long time,” said Starr. “ And water polo, b a s e b a ll, fie ld Kansas Citv 64 49 .566 l ' a hockey, tennis, sailing and C a lifo r n ia 56 58 .491 10 if anybody tries to rub our nose in it like that when we’re track and field): S e a ttle 48 71 .403 2 0 '* down 38-3 by calling play-action passes, so help me God, I ’o ln tn O a k la n d 43 72 .374 23'a O n ta rio 72 Sundav Renults I ’ll never forget it.’’ British Columbia 6 8 5 Cleveland 12-14 Milwaukee 45 Told of Starr’s angry comments, Fairbanks said: “ It Q u e b e c 65 Toronto 6 Kansas City 3 Nova Scotia 45.5 Detroit 6 Minnesota 5 was an offensive game, and we had some M a n ito b a 45 Baltimore 5 Oakland 4 and good runbacks. We weren't particularly interested in A lb e r ta 42 N e w Y o r k 15 C a lifo rn ia 3 Newfoundland 32.5 Boston 11 Seattle 1 the score. We were looking for players that might help New Brunswick 3 2 5 T e x a s 12 C h ic a g o 9 the ball club during the season." Saskatchewan 2 9 5 Saturday Results Two players Fairbanks found were the top choices on Prince Edward Island 13 Milwaukee 6 Cleveland 1 Y u k o n 5 1 California 6 New York 5 • his shopping list at the last NFL draft, first-round picks Northwest Territories B oston 13 S e a ttle 6 Raymond Clayborn and , who scored on <10 points are awarded to Kansas City 5 Toronto 3 team tnat places first in a O a k la n d 9 ‘ B a ltim o re 6 punt returns of 88 and 62 yards, respectively. sport, 9 for 'second, 8 for third, Detroit 2 Minnesota 1 Elsewhere, on the second full weekend of NFL preseason 7 for fourth, 6 for fifth, 5 for Chicago 6 Texas 5 sixth, 4 for seventh, 3 for Today'* (lames action, New York Jets beat Atlanta Falcons 17-2, Buffalo eighth, 2.5 for ninth, 2 for 10th, Kansas City at Boston N Bills beat Detroit Lions 17-10, New Orleans Saints defeated I s for 11th and 1 for 12th. * Minnesota at Baltimore N California at Toronto N New York Giants 23-7, Cincinnati Bengals blanked Tampa Soccer Oakland at Cleveland N Bay Bucaneers 45-0, Miami Dolphis beat Washington Red­ Chicago at New York N Seattle at Detroit N skins 27-15, Seattle Seahawks beat Dallas Cowboys 23-17 C ro a tia Texas at Milwaukee N in overtime, San Diego Chargers defeated San Francisco L a b a tt's Tuesday (James ‘49ers 32-13, Chicago Bears upset Oakland Raiders 20-13, W o o d la n d Kansas City at Boston N E lk s Minnesota at Baltimore N Denver Broncos beat St. Louis Cardinals 15-7, Kansas City K ic k e r s California at Toronto N Chiefs beat 23-21, Minnesota Vikings N. S ta rs Oakland at Cleveland N Chicago at New York N M a c k e n z ie edged 34-33 and Los Angeles Rams Seattle at Detroit N Texas at Milwaukee N defeated Philadelphia Eagles 20-3. Seattle 2 M innesota 1 In Sunday’s only game, Baltimore Colts beat Houston I first game home-and-home division championshipi NATIONAL LEAGUE Oilers 14-7 when backup quarterback Mike Kirkland New York 8 Fort Lauderdale E a iit W L Pct.GBL sprinted 14 yards for a touchdown in the fourth quarter. 3 (first game home-and-home Philadelphia 71 44 .617 - Buffalo’s O.J. Simpson, whose blurred vision was a division championship) Pittsburgh 69 49 .585 3 '* source of concern the last few weeks, found the end zone Los Angeles 3 Dallas 1 C h ic a g o 64 51 .557 7 I first game home-and-home S t. L o u is 65 52 .556 7 twice on runs of 15 yards and one yard out. It was Simpson’s division championshipi M o n tre a l 53 64 . 453 19 first game action of the season, and he seemed to be round­ Rochester 1 Toronto 0 N e w Y o r k 47 68 . 409 24 I first game home-and-home W est ing into regular season form, carrying for 55 yards on division championship) Los Angeles 71 46 .607 - nine attempts. C in c in n a ti 59 58 .504 12 H o u s to n 55 63 . 466 1 6 '* The Jets scored their first touchdown of 1977 when Football San Francisco 54 65 .454 18 Tommy Marvaso’s 20-yard runback set up S a n D ie g o 53 68 .438 20 S U N D A Y A tla n ta 41 74 .357 29 Clark Gaines’ three-yard touchdown run. B a ltim o r e 14 H o u s to n 7 Sunday Results S A T U R D A Y Former Jets star Joe Namath was not a factor in the P h ila d e lp h ia 10-4 C h ic a g o 2-2 N Y J e ts 17 A tla n ta 2 Pittsburgh 6 New York 3 Rams’ victory over Philadelphia, tossing just one pass B u ffa lo 17 D e tr o it 10 Montreal 6 St. Louis 2 which fell incomplete. Vliami 27 Washington 15 San Francisco 6-3 . Cincinnati New Orleans Saints* James Thaxton loses footing and ball after tackle by New York Giants’ Rondy Colbert. Cincinnati 45 Tampe Bay € New Orleans 23 NY Giants 7 Houston 6 San Diego 3 Los Angeles 1 Atlanta 0 Saturday Results Edmonton plays P h ila d e lp h ia 10 C h ic a g o 7 Cincinnati 3 San Francisco 1 Pittsburgh 2 New York 0 Not m any cars, EDMONTON (CP)— Nelson St. Louts 1 Montreal 0 Larson modifies CAMRA position Los Angeles 11 Atlanta 0 Skalbania and Peter Pocklin- Today's Games Doug Larson is really start­ Jan Sneva of Spokane won quick time, at 15.091. The CAMRA cars race in grton, co-owners of Edmonton Houston at Atlanta N San Diego at Cincinnati N but close races ing to fly low. the trophy dash and Ralph Robertson won the dash; Kamloops this weekend. Oilers of the World Hockey As­ New York at St. Louis N The veteran Quesnel super Monhay of Vedder Crossing in Ken Lines of Calgary took the They will race Sept. 17 and 18 sociation, confirmed Friday San Francisco at Los Angeles The field of cars was small, Ken Fri£sen's car hard into the modified driver appears on his the Fraser Valley won the slow slow heat and Jan Sneva the either here or in Victoria, then that the city will definitely N but racing was close at the concrete wall after going wide Tuesday Games way to his second Canadian heat. fast heat. the championship is Sept. 24 have a major league hockey Pittsburgh at Chicago PGARA Speedway Saturday out of the fourth corner. American Modified Racing Finishing behind Larson in Larson won the 35-lap main, and 25 in Spokane. team for the 1977-68 season.Philadelphia at Montreal N night. Bitz wasn’t hurt and Bruce Houston at Atlanta N Association (CAMRA) points the main were Jan Sneva and with Cliff Hucul of Prince Huciil, who finished 22nd at Skalbania said he is optimistic San Diego at Cincinnati N Stock car racing has been in MacDonald went on to win. championship in three years. George Robertson, the 51- George second in the old four- the Indianapolis 500 this year, the World Hockey Association New York at St. Louis N a slump here this year and MacDonald, second in San Francisco at Los Angeles Larson was third in points year-old veteran from Lewis­ wheel-drive car he used to set will race an American car will operate again. Saturday's field of just 17 cars claimer point standings, took heading in to a weekend double ton, Idaho, who was leading in the PGARA Speedway mod­ and a crowd of fewer than 200 advantage of John Baker’s when the Washington Midget header on his home track. points when the weekend ified record two years ago. Racing Association runs a people was the smallest in blown engine to close the gap After winning both main started. doubleneader here Aug. 27 and more than five years. on the defending points champ­ Jack Cross of Langeley was events he should be in the lead. Sunday Larson again had third. 9 ft But the nine $299 ion. Larson, well-known at the Just tw o brands claimers and eight limited The most spectacular crash PGARA Speedway here, is one stocks put on the best show came in the 20-lap limited of the most improved racers in they could, with several close stock main. any class in Western North races, a lot of bumping and two lead m oto-cross Lewis and Paul Brown got America in the past few years. spectacular crashes. locked up along the back chute Suzuki and Yamaha almost Suzuki swept the top three He won the CAMRA points Claimer points leader John in the sixth lap. blew the wheels off every other places in the large wheel championship in 1975 and was Baker had quick time in his Lewis disappeared into the make of bike at the Prince schoolboy class, with Kevin runner-up last year. section of qualifying at 17.768pits and Brown crashed hard George Motorcycle Club’s Todoruk first, Don McDermid Larson had quick time in seconds, while veteran Joe into the huge truck tires on the moto-cross Sunday. second and Kevin Jay third. qualifying for the 16-car field Sabatino was quick in limited outside of the end of the chute. Of the top 16 riders in seven Saturday night, at 15.370 sec­ Manuel deSilva of Fort stocks at 17.282, as there were His car was completely air­ sections, 15 rode either a onds. Fraser won the 125 junior onjust 75 laps ran in seven races borne, but came back down on He went on to win the fast Suzuki (eight) or a Yamaha his Yamaha, with Kevin — far less than the PGARA av­ its wheels and Brown was able heat and 40-lap main event. (seven). Todoruk second on a Suzuki erage. to finish the race, taking third There were about 30 entries, and Rick Mallett of Quesnel No one was able to win more from Warren Bergman in a down slightly from the usual third on a Yamaha. than once, although Bernie close charge to the line. number, including about half Doug Klein rode his Suzuki Lewis did make two victory a dozen from out of town. to victory in the 125 senior, Larry London held off a chal­ laps with the checkered flag in lenge from Steve Arronge with Jim Klein rode his Suzuki to with Paul Bekken second on a limited stocks — a result of some steady driving to win. victory in the mini bike class, Yamaha and John McCormick confusion after a crash in the with Nolan Mercier and Dale third on his Suzuki. heat. A five-lap, four-car media Voiding second and third on The 250 section was won by Dave Baker, running well all race produced a one-two finish H o w non-absorbent are your Yamahas. David Dorflinger on a night, won the claimer trophy for entertainers Cec Shaw and Yamaha, with Mike Souliotis dash and Lewis won the dash Ian Johnstone. second on a Suzuki. for limited stocks. The next racing is Wednes­ Dave Schwartz finally Len Hanson led fom start to GAL'S GOLF struck a blow for another day, with qualifying at 6 p.m. finish in the claimer heat, then and racing at 7. TEE TIMES brand, as he won the open the confusion came in the li­ junior section on a mited stock heat. PGARA president John Montessa. Dean feels mid-week pacing A regular Canadian Ladies Golf Warren Bergman was lead­ Fin3 it inconvenient j shop for Association round isfeatured Tuesday by David Dorflinger came back ing when he and Lewis and might be preferred by fans who the women's sectionof the Prince Goerge for his second win of the day Larry London were involved in have other things planned for your next vehicle during the day? Golf and Curling Club. weekends. For your convenience during the Following is tne draw: as he took the open senior on a wild spinning accident bet­ summer months, I'm on duty to S h o c k s ? T B E 1: ween turns three and four. serve you 1-9 p.m. Mon. to Fri. 8:30 - Georgie Cleland, Barbara Guest, his Yamaha. Bergman went on to win, ac­ p AUTOMATIC and 9-6 p.m. Saturday. Gerry Carmichael; 8:37 — Gail Davis, c Lynaa Kincade, Nancy Young; 8:44 - The PGMC will be fairly Tex cording to track officials, al­ - TRANSMISSION K eep your suspension m echanically fit... Beth Pawluk, M ary Norton, Vi Calyniuk; quiet for the next three weeks. though the victory lap was 8:51 — Ev Carling, Phyl Parker, Kay LTD. C la r k ; A safety clinic is planned for made by Lewis. G RICE CHEV. OLDS. LTD. replace shocks this w eek at these low prices 8:58 - Bina Buchignani, Anita 5th & Queensway Q* 20th & Victoria 564-4466 McDonald, Lorraine Dorosh; 9:05 • Con­ Sunday, at a time and location The first of two bad crashes ■>Ph 563 7667■>Ph D.L-.M. 00560A . nie Goudy, Isabel Brigham , Shelagh K il­ still to be announced. came in the 20-lap claimer ly; 1:12 - E Sadowsky, Gerry Faulder, Chargex Mas ter charge Res. 562-1812 Lois Power; 9:1(1-Jean Short, M argaret main, as Walter Bitz crashed Morgan, Della Pearson; The clinic is for anyone, for 4 T ee 10: especially riders of street Monroe-matic most makes 8:30-Bev Follis, Peggy Kent, Jane F lit- machines and trail bikes and ton; 8:37 - M olly Rustao, Lona Hodgson, Olga Sorenson; 8:44 - M uriel W hitwam. takes the emphasis away from Leila Johnston. Bev Sambad: 8:51 - Marg competitive events. pair Patience, Carol Storoschuk, Alice We Can most makes thibadeau; 8:58 - H. Samuelson, Ann Monroe Super 500 ... 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