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Jimmy Connors outlosted fellow American Peter Flemming 785 63 to win their match and earn Top two seeds reach semifinals Hert in the semifinals of the World Champion ship Tennis Challenge Cup in Montreal AP Photo Borg wants to be best player MONTREAL ICI Being the best in the world doesnt satisfy Bjorn Borg of Sweden He wants to be the heist tennis player of all time lhats what want when retire to be remembered as one of the greatest of all time said Borg after posting 30 record In the preliminary round of the World Champion ship lennis Challenge Cup Borg battered Hans Gilde meister of Chile 62 62 Friday night to finish first in his four man section in the eightman split roundrobin tournament In other matches Jimmy onnors of the United States outlasted fellow American Peter Fleming 75 611 to finish with an identical 30 record in his group In match to determine last place South Africas Johan Kriek defeated American Pat Dulret12 70 onnois will face Gilde meister today in the first seiiiifinal while Borg will play lini iullikson of the United States in the second game III addition to the $30000 he has alieadv won in the winner take all preliminary matches Borg could win an additional $150000 if he wins the tourna ment MONEY NOT ALI But money isnt the only motivation he said Id prefer to win Wimbledon than $1 million said the man who earned $3 million in 1979 Since started to play when was 15 my ambition has been to win all the big tournaments The United States Open is the only major title Borg has not won in his career which includes four straight Wimbledon titles Much to the chagrin of op ponents Borg shows no sign of slowingdown Of course he has to im prove said Gildemeister following his mismatch against Borg Hes only 211 years old Gildemeister seemed unsure of what ingredients it would take to beat Borg The Chilean who plays baseline game rarely moving to the net was asked whether raceway entries STI III IIIIIIIIZI€ It 19751 PUSI IIE Ii II IlltVI It II IIIJI 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Hobs down highflying Kings Millen helps Penguins Greg Millen isnt exactly ecstatic about his performance since coming off the National Hockey Leagues injured list but its hard to fault the results of the Pittsburgh goalie feel stronger every game Millen said after he helped the Penguins to 53 vic tory over Washington Capitals on Friday night and ran his record to 201 after missing 19 games with severe hamstring pull was little disappointed with my first two games said the 22yearold netminder But the guys have played super in front of me Its not me thats unbeaten its the team With Millen posting 302 mark the Penguins are off to their best start in the 11year history of the Pittsburgh fran chise at 1185 They have won six of their last nine starts In other games New York Rangers beat Hartford Whalers 74 Montreal Canadiens defeated Los Angeles Kings 52 Austrians strong in downhill event VAL DISERE France CPI Peter Wirnsberger won the downhill race in the seasons first World Cup ski competition Friday and his Austrian team mates put on an unexpected display that saw them take four of the top six finish times An expected challenge from the strong Canadian con tingent which had scored so well in time trials earlier fail ed to materialize when Steve Podborski of Toronto and Ken Read of Calgary both fell Neither was injured The bestplaced Canadians were Dave Murray of Ab botsford BC in ninth place and Dave Irwin of Thunder Bay Ont in 14th Murrays time was listed as 20316 and Irwins at 20396 Podborski lost ski on turn near the top of the course Read had spectacular spill going through restraining net On my way to the safety net just missed post by six in ches Read said could have been killed BEAT ITALIAN Wirnsberger beat Herbert Plank of Italy by threetenths of second Wirnsberger was tim ed in two minutes 183 seconds Plank clocked in 20213 Norwegian Erik Haaker finished third in the race in 20237 Chris Kent of Calgary was 27th in 20548 Mike Irwin of Calgary Slst in 20754 and Craig Podborski Steves brother was 60th with 20858 Three other Canadians Rob McLeish of Ottawa Bob Styan of Vancouver and Tim Gilhooly of Kelowna BC also fell and did not finish Fearful that the 3500metre long track with 43 gates would be torn up by the racers of ficials spread water on the snow during the night to harden it but apparently did their job too well Wirnsberger said KEN READ has fall He was the only racer to score two World Cup downhill victories last season The main surprise of the race in which 90 of the worlds top racers from 18 countries competed was 10thplace finish by the Soviet Unions Valeri Tsyganov He was less than two seconds behind Wirn sberger HALL OF FAMER DIES PHILADELPHIA AP Eddie Gottlieb former coach and owner of the old Philadelphia Warriors and member of the National Basketball Association Hall of Fame died Friday in hospital at 81 hospital spokesman said he had been in hospital for about three weeks with vascular problems 200 NAPIER ST BARRIE ONT 72687134 CHRISTMAS IFTS FOR THE PERSGE PEEK HAS ALMOST EVERYTHING Murble vases goblets candlesticks etc Brazilian agate ashtrays clocks etc Minerul specimens for yoring old Jewelery Genuine Gemstones Select your pieces We assemble while you wait Fossils Corals Shells Amethyst YOU SAW US AT GEORGIAN MALL NOW VISIT OUR SHOWROOM 200 NAPIER ST BARRIE ONT OPEN MON T0 SAT 80s ys Opticians 93282153 395123 7264941 IO AM T0 PM Da ici Mita Buffalo Sabres downed Col orado Rockies 53 and Winnipeg Jets trounced Edmonton Oilers 83 Nick Libetts shot at 609 of the first period beat Washington goalie Wayne Stephenson after the puck was deflected by Washington defenceman Robert Picard But Stephenson appeared frozen when Rick Kehoe scored 43 seconds later and then was replaced by Gary Inness after George Ferguson scored from the blue line at 932 Paul Mulvey scored for Washington before the period ended and after Tom Bladon scored to give Pittsburgh +1 lead Mike Gartner and Wes Jarvis scored to pull the Caps to within 43 Greg Malones goal at 532 of the final period finished the Caps who show only one vic tory in their last 14 games Jets Oilers Craig Norwich Morris Lukowich and Willy Lindstrom each scored twice to lead Win nipeg over Edmonton Peter Marsh and Ler Moffat added single goals while Dave Lumley scored twice for Edmonton and Ron Chipperfield got the other The win gave the Jets sole possession of third place in the Smythe Division Canadiens Kings Guy Laleur sparked Montreal with two goals and an assist to move into fourth place on the alltime Canadiens scoring list the examiner Saturday 9998711979 with 864 points Rejean Houle also scored twice and Pierre Larouche got the other Mon treal goal Charlie Simmer and Mike Murphy replied for the Kings Sabres Rockies Danny Gare and Ric Selling scoring two goals each staked Buffalo to 40 lead and the Sabres held on for tension filled victory over Colorado The Rockies who won two straight games on the road for the first time in their 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