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10 the oxamlner Monday Doc 1917 Stenmark wins skiing series MONTGENEVRE France Reutcrt Reigning World Cup holder Iiigeiiiar Steiimark of Sweden showed devastating early season form to win the World Series of skiings mens parallel slalom over an icy treacherous coiir se Sunday In the final of the knockout event Steiiiiiark heat Italian Bruno Noeckler starting each leg of the final cautionst only to pile on the speed lower down where the snow cover was better It was the only possible tactic he said afterwards The first part of the couise was much too icy to take poiii tless risks It was the first lime this season that Id skied on such an icy surface and wasnt comfortable In the semifinals the Swede had beaten another Italian Fausto Radici while Noeckler accounted for Phil Itlahie of the The powerful Austrian contingent already assured of win ning the world series team title did not take part in Sun days race or in the womens parallel slalom Saturday won bySwiss World Cup holder LiseMarie liloretod The ski set now moves to al dlsere France where the World Cup season opens this week Austrian skiers finished the World Series eightrace event for men and women with 80 points despite missing the weekend races Switzerland was distant second with 15 points followed by the IS 41 France 37 Italy 32 Sweden 21 West Germany 11 Canada nine and Liechten stein and Norway with seven points each Wenzel captures special slalom TIGNES France iRcutcri Andy Weiizel of Liechten stein won the opening special slalom event of the mens Europa Cup ski season Sunday His time of one minute 4702 seconds gave him clear margin over second place Bojan Krizaj of Yugtislavia i14945i and Austrian Wolfram Ortner 14068i Peter Moiiod of Baiiff Alta finished eighth with time of 15099 After two events in the Europa Cup series Monod stood 15th over all with three points Wenel and Mauro Maffei of Italy both with 25 points lead the series Krizaj and Roland Lutz of Switzerland are next with in points followed by Ortner and Renato Aiitoiiioli of Italy both on 15 Monod starting in 551h position had the best slalom result by Canadian men skiers in the last two seasons of European racing and it was viewed as something of breakthrough for Canadas newlyformed slalom and giant slalom teams LATE START The first course was rough and confusing said Monod had late number so just tried to go as fast as could The second course was in good condition all the way down because of my better start number Monod stood 18th after the first run and started 18th in the second Sitgate slalom as result Other Canadian team members who finished both runs were John Hillaiid of Calgary in 25th position with time of 15360 and Bob Safrata of Toronto 26th at 15363 Sylavain Roussille of Montreal and Raymond Pralte of Noranda Que both missed gates on the upper part of the course and did not finish their runs Prattes brother Michel and Germaine Barrette of Causapscal Que missed gates in their first run and were eliminated Jean Beaulieu of Sillery Que missed the very last gatcof the first run The next Europa Cup race is Dec to in Villach Austria Hollis Stacy left and Jerry Pate line up putt during the Pep si Cola mixed team tournament at Bardmoor Country Club Pate and Hollis finished 18 under par at 270 one stroke win ners AP Wirephoto Pate and Stacey win tournament LARGO Fla rAPi bitterly disappointed Curtis Strange and Nancy Lopez could do nothing but watch in mounting con cern and dismay as that first pro golf victory the one they say is the hardest to achieve slipped from their grasp After trailing all week by margins ranging up to eight strokes they finally tied it on the 7lst hole finished with par and then could only watch as Jerry Pate 1976 Canadian Open and Open champion and US Womens Open champ Hollis Stacy carefully engineered winning birdie on the final hole of $200000 mixed team golf tournament They had both balls in the fairway so thought theyd bir die Strange said They did as Stacy hit an eightiron third shot about 10 feet from the flag on the final hole and Pate whod had trouble put ting all week broke the tie with rap into the back of the cup for birdie four ITS WHAT YOUVE BEEN WAITING FOR The DUMPERS what youve been waiting for sturdy boltedon unit that turns your pickup into dump truck Fits all makes of and ton trucks For demonstration see Auto Truck Accessories Wayne Morris of the St Louis Cardinals cant quite reach his fumble as the New York lianta John Mendenhall has him pinned to the Giants Stadium Astroturf in Denver defeats Oilers 2414 Broncos win western title By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Making the National Football League playoffs is old hat for Dallas Cowboys and Los Ange les Rams but not for comeback hero Craig Morton and the sur prising Dem er Broncos Its been long time for the Denver Broncos but its been even longer for raig Morton said the 34ycarold quarter back who threw two touchdown passes to help Denver subdue Houston ilers 2414 Sunday and clinch the American on fcrciiccs Western livision title and the Broncos first playoff berth in their til year history It was very satisfying for me said Morton who suffered years of frusuitioii as backup in Dallas and then as starter on weak New York Giants club This team is really to gether Im very proud of it Dallas and Los Angclcs are also playoffbound after filling two of the four National Confer ence spots Dallas clinched the Eastern Division title with 2414 vic tory over Philadelphia Eagles behind Tony Dorsett who rushed for 206 yards and two touchdowns Los Angeles as sured itself of the NFC West crown with 2014 decision over the defending Super Bowl champion Oakland Raiders on 43yard scoring pass from Pat Hadeii to Harold Jackson with 210to play BERTIIS DECIDED That fills three of the eight playoff berths Baltimore Colts could make it four with vic tory over Miami Dolphins tonight That would clinch the AFC East title for the Colts al though the Dolphins would still be in the running for wildcard berth In other NFL games Sunday Chicago Bears shut out Tampa Bay Buccaneers 100 Min nesota Vikings rallied to edge San Francisco 49ers 2827 New England Patriots beat Atlanta Falcons 1610 the Giants upset St Louis Cardinals 277 Pitts burgh Steelers defeated Seattle Seahawks 3020 Washington Redskins downed Buffalo Bills 100 Cincinnati Bengals de feated Kansas City Chiefs 277 Green Bay Packers trimmed Detroit Lions 109 San Diego Chargers whipped Cleveland Browns 3714 and New York Jets edged New Orleans Saints 1613 Morton threw 13yard touch down passes to Riley Odorns and Rick Upchurch to bet the Broncos to 147 halftime cad He suffered strained shoulder on the final play of the first half but came back in the four th quarter to guide the Broncos to their decisive score his 33 yard pass to Odums setting up Norris Weeses fiveyard run Ton Dorsett who earlier scor on oneyard run broke loose on an 84yard scoring jaunt in the fourth quarter as Dallas wrapped up its seventh NFC East title and 11th playoff berth in the last 12 years Dor sett who carried 23 times is only the third NFL rookie to gain 200 yards in one game Joining Jim Brown and Tom Wilson Pat Haden completed 13 of 22 passes for 186 yards as Los An geles clinched its fifth straight NFC West title Oaklands Ken Stabler by contrast was 16 for 37 for 194 yards but was inter cepted four times and sacked four times In six home games Tampa Bay has been shut out five Players names tossed around but no progress at meetings HONOLIIJ iAli There are lot of names being tossed around at the winter major league baseball meetings Jim Barr Willie Montancz Rudy May John lliller Steve Rogers and Jerry Koosmaii but so far its all talk beating against the Hawaiian surf Ibiiigs are at normal stage for the first two days said one National League gen eral manager Everybody wants you to believe theyre dealing from strength lint you have to have the guts to hang in there Before the week is out someone will panic This general manager said that changes in administration on clubs such as Milwaukee and Cleveland the multimillion dollar signing of free agents and the common desire for ad ditional pitching strength has made trading cautious proc ess Harry Dalton has taken over as general manager at Milwaukee and Gabe Paul is expected to assume command shortly in Cleveland And before you can deal player the lawyers have to study the players contract Some have no trade arrange ments Others have the right to approve or disapprove any move Some of those longterm contracts are so lucrative other teams dont wantthe economic burden FACE BARGAIN SALE Before the general managers get back to their rooms with the AbdulJabbar not enough Lakers lose to Rockets By THE CANADIAN PRESS Even with Karicm Abdul Iabbar back in the lineup los Angclcs Lakers didnt have enough punch Sunday night The National Basketball Association allstar centre scored 21 points and grabbed 14 rebounds in his first game since suffering broken right hand in fight with Milwaukees Kent Benson on opening lay Oct 18 But despite the presence of the fivertimc most valuable player the Lakers dropped 111100 decision to Denver Rockets and plunged lower in the Pacific Division standings with an 814 record In other games Atlanta Hawks heat Phoenix Suns 9689 Milwaukee Bucks whipped New NAYS iv TRAVEL SERVICE 7284700 45 Diinlbp swirl lersey Nets 134118 and Wash ington Bullets downed Cleve land Cavaliers 10094 Jabbars return was offset by fine performances from Den vers David Thompson and Dan Issel They scored 27 and 23 points respectively and Thom pson assisted on Jimmy Prices gamewinning basket with three seconds left PLAY FOR ONE SHOT Before Price hit his winning shot from the top of the key the Lakers had tied the game 12 seconds earlier on jumper by JEWELLERS Oi Borrio Ltd mas Gift SELECTION and Friendly SERVICE Bill to Boouf and hi trion dly knowledgoobio otoft oro oxporto In holping customers In their solac tlon of fine diamond and Our 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Pedro Garcia Fred Scherman and others or maybe even an unexpected phenom can be grabbed for what today in baseball is considered loose change Like last year Chicago Cubs came up with relief ace Willie Hernandez 87 the Car dinals picked up Roger Freed and Minnesota took Rich Chiles 264 the second period of Sundays game Cords recovered fumble but Were upset 277 to damage their NFL playoff hopes AP Wirephoto times and gotten one field goal in the other contest The Bucs held Chicago scoreless for three riods but then Bob Thomas icked 32yard field goal and Walter Payton who gained 101 yards on 33 carries scored on threeyard run He needs 362 in his remaining two games to pass Simpsons NFL singleseason record of 2003 set in 1973 Minnesota trailed 240 mid way through the third period but rookie quarterback Tommy Kramer came in and threw three touchdown passes in the fourth quarter including 69 yard bomb to Sammy White with 138 to play for the victory to remain one game ahead of Chicago Steve Grogan connected with Stanley Morgan for 33yard TD with 440 to go for the touch down that kept the Patriots playoff hopes alive That pass ca pedan89 ard drive Terry Bra haw ran for two Pittsburgh touchdowns and passed for third and Franco Harris gained 103 yards to raise his season total to 1052 and place him 10th on the career list with 6185 Joe Theismanns 12yard pass to Jean Fugett in the second quarter provided the only touchdown Washington needed in game played before nearly 60000 empty seats Only 22975 showed up at 800wseat Rich Stadium the smallest crowd in Buffalo since 1963 Ken Anderson threw two touchdown passes as Cincinnati handed Kansas City its 10th loss in 12 games the most losses in the history of the franchise Green Bay took 100 half time lead but needed goalline stand in the final five minutes to turn back the Lions Dan Fouts completed 14 of 20 passes for 237 yards and three TDs as San Diego whipped Cleveland Field goals of 42 29 and 27 yards by Pat Leahy the latter two in the fourth quarter helped the Jets past New Or leans Doc DICK WHITTINGTON HIS CAT It Oloofo Com Fonilly SotDoc10 AEROSMITN THE NUTCRACKER loofo Contro SNOWBIIS ATTRACTIONS Pricoo Your Ticket To The lost Entertainment Contact epitome artists int 95 queen st barrio ontorio Avoiioblo Canadian to win two in butterfly Mason finishing second in may bo hold giving also tho homo and oddrou to which such Garapick wins gold medals TORONTO CPI Nancy Garapick of Halifax added to her gold medal total Sunday with another outstanding performance at the Olym plum senior invitational shmtcwrse swim meet Garapick the only dividual medals at the Olym pic Games in Montreal wound up the threeday in ternational meet with seven gold medals and one silver Garapick who was selec ted in 1975 as Canadas female athlete of the year in poll conducted by The Canadian Press finished fir st three times Sun daywinning the loometre and Bioand 400 metre freester events She also placed second in the toometre backstroke Sunday with clocking of one minute 554 seconds while Helene Boivin of Mon treal wound up first in 11053 Garapick now 16 won the zoometre freestyle in 0318 with teammate Susan NANCY GARAPICK wins gold University 626 and the Mon treal Aquatic Club 275 MASON SECOND In the womens 400metre freestyle Garapick had clocking of 41860 to beat Mason again while Judy Baker of Thunder Bay wound up third Masons time was 41911 and Baker finished in 42292 20527 Gara ick and Mason were the any members of the Halifax Trojans Swim Club BMW rt in the Com Gara ick won the 100 Peimofl be wtalof metre butterfly in 10293 gflgmtsv Slxm me over with Sharon Davies of England placing second in 10339 On Saturday Garapick won the Biometre butterfly in 21514 the loometre freestyle in 5758 and the 400 metre individual medley in 44715 The Olympium Club of Etobicoke the host club led with 1382 points In second place was the Thunder Bay 0nt Thunderbolts with 973 points followed by Pointe Claire Que 795 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