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Griffin Daily News Thursday, February 5,1976
Quinn scores
second goal
ATLANTA (UPI) - When
Atlanta Flames defenseman
Pat Quinn has a good night, no
one notices.
Quinn’s job is to keep the
other team from scoring; to
clear the slot in front of the
Atlanta goal, and to break up
opposition scoring threats.
When Quinn gets attention,
it’s usually because he made a
mistake. For this reason, he is
a favorite target of the boo
birds in Atlanta’s Omni.
But Quin silenced them
Wednesday night when he
scored a flashy, short-handed
goal to start the Flames off to
a 4-1 victory over the California
Seals.
The Flames were behind 1-0
and Dave Kryskow was sitting
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out a hooking penalty when
Quinn and a Seals’ defenseman
both went for the puck at mid
ice. “He tried to poke it past
me, but it hit my pads and
bounced out in front of me,”
Quinn said after the game with
an ear-to-ear grin.
“There was nobody between
me and the goal.” He came in
on the left-hand side, brought
the goaltender down by faking
a shot and then slid a backhand
under the pads of the falling
Gilles Meloche.
“That’s big news, when I
score a goal,” Quinn said. It
was his second of the season.
“The points are nice to have
but when I sign my contract,
they don’t talk about how many
points I got. The points are
something extra,” the defense
man said.
Curt Bennett deflected a hard
shot by Barry Gibbs into the.
net for his 26th goal of the year
to give the Flames a 2-1 lead at
the end of the first period.
Hilliard Graves and Tom
Lysiak scored in the third
period. Lysiak set up Graves’
goal with a pass and Graves
returned the favor on Lysiak’s
goal.
Bob Girard scored Califor
nia’s lone goal.
Nets,
Robins
win
The Nets beat the Tigers 33-24
yesterday in the Rick Barry
Basketball League.
In other games, the Cougars
nipped the Bruins 20-18, the
Robbins stopped the Panthers
23-6 and the Lassies beat the
Rangerettes 35-24.
Jim Bonds scored 13 points
for the Nets, Ralph Gray made
six. Richard York scored 11 for
the Tigers and Kelvin Walker
made eight.
Tommy Hammond scored
seven for the Cougars and Doug
Segars made six. Todd Bunn
paced the Bruins with seven
points. Andy Deignan made
five.
Lisa Head was high scorer for
the Robins with nine points.
Caroline Harris made eight.
Lisa Hewitt and Robin Johnson
scored three for the Panthers.
Diane Wynn scored 20 points
for the Lassies and Beverly
Harris made six. Dee Ann
Shirah was top scorer for the
Rangerettes with 12 points.
Anna Tatum made eight.
Knicks trip
Lakers
The Knicks shaded the Lakers
30-28 yesterday in the Junior
Basketball League.
David Todd made eight points
for the Knicks and Fred Miller
scored seven. Lamar Thomas
made seven for the Lakers and
Jesse Stewart scored six.
Cleon Jones
CHICAGO (UPI) - The
Chicago White Sox announced
Wednesday they have invited
former New York Mets left
fielder Cleon Jones, 33, to
spring training at Sarasota,
Fla. for a tryout.
On*
Seals’ Mike Christie (3) tackles Flames’ Dave Kryskew (8) to keep Kryshew from having a
open shot at the goal in the first period last night. Christie was sent to the penalty box for the
tackle. The Flames won, 4-1. (UPI)
Austria’s Klammer
wins Alpine gold
By MORLEY MYERS
INNSBRUCK (UPI) - Aus
trian favorite Franz Klammer
won the first gold medal in
Alpine skiing of the 1976
Olympics today by a margin of
three-tenths of a second over
1972 gold medalist Bernhard
Russi of Switzerland.
The Austrian downhill ace
skimmed down hard packed,
icy Patscherkofel in 1:45.73
minutes. Russi took the silver
medal in 1:46.06. Herbert Plank
of Italy took third in 1:46.59.
Klammer, 22, winner of seven
of the eight World Cup
downhills last year, had only
the third fastest intermediate
time but he made up for on the
lower part of the run, taking
the difficult sharp curve lead
ing into the final bend at top
speed.
High winds at the top of the
3,020-meter (9,910-foot) track
gave some of the skiers trouble.
They finished the race in
brilliant sun, protected from
the wind.
Klammer was third on the
top half of the course but he
then took every risk going and
the Austrians in the crowd,
watching the scoreboard, let
out a victory roar when he was
about 100 meters from the
finish line.
Klammer began from the
15th starting position—the field
is seeded in groups of 15—while
Russi was the third man down
the Patscherkofel hill.
The opening gold medal of
the Games went to Russia’s
Sergei Saveliev, who won the
men’s 30-kilometer cross-coun
try event at Seefeld. Bill Koch
of Guilford, Vt., gave the
United States its first Olympic
medal in Nordic skiing by
taking the silver medal 28
seconds behind, while another
Russian, Ivan Garinin, took the
bronze.
There was a similar result in
the women’s 1,500-meter speed
skating where Galina Stepan
skaya gave the Soviet Union its
second gold with an Olympic
record of 2 minutes, 16.58
seconds. Sheila Young of
Detroit took the silver in 2:17.06
and Tatiana Averina, the world
record holder and pre-race
favorite, had to settle for the
bronze in 2:17.96.
Leah Poulos of Northbrook,
111., got off to a scintillating
start in her pair with a time of
28 seconds fiat for 300 meters,
three-tenths of a second faster
than Young over that distance,
but she eventually fell back to
finish sixth in the field of 26
with a time of 2:19.1.
The third American girl,
Cindy Seikkula, a 17-year-old
high school senior from New
Hope, Minn., skated in the pair
with Averina in a time of
2:24.1.
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Georgia Experiment Station 84-
66 last night in the Men’s
Basketball League.
In other games, Miller’s
Funeral Home beat the Hawks
59-56 and the Zebulon Trotters
stopped Buckstone 70-62.
Randy Carter scored 27 points
for Oxford Shop and Joe
Coggins made 15. Bryan
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Roscoe Walton and Wallace
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respectively for Miller’s. James
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Floyd Mack pitched in 30
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Gregory Thompson scored 17
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