Page 8, The Herald, Friday, November 16, 1979
“Some days it’s just one thing ‘after another,” McEwan goalie Dave Hamilton makes a stop in
Thursday night’s 10-9 shootout.
Photo by Bon Schaiter
Juveniles win shootout
If you're going lo go to a
Commercial Hockey League
game in Terrace, make sure
you stay for the last period.
Wednesday night the
Juveniles ran up nine of
twelve third-period goals en
route to a 144 win over
Westend, but Thursday they
really needed all five as they
just barely beat McEwan
GM 10-9 in an eleven-goal
last period shootout.
The Juveniles took a 2-0
third period lead on goals by
Ken Wideman and Larry
Nordstrom. They made it 3-0
with a Warren Crick goal at
8:45 of the second and were
pressing hard when they got
caught with one defenceman
in the corner. McEwan took
advantage of the error and
Don McColl scored on a nice
play al 11:04, and quickly got
a second to get McEwan
right in the game al 11:19.
McEwan tied it up al 18:15
on a Steve Smyth goal, but
they let down in the last
minute and let the Juveniles
take a 5-3 lead into the third
period. Doug Middleton and
Dave Smyth got the goals
within 30 seconds in the last
minute.
This set the stage for the
second wild third period in
two nights. McEwan started
the proceedings at 1:26 with
Stan Smyth's second goal of
the night. Middleton restored
the two-goal margin at 5:35
but McEwan came back
again to make il 6-5 at 7:17 on
a Rick Lewis gaal.
Darcy Mallet madeit 7-5 at
9:32 and Lewis got his second
in a row unassisted 20
seconds later, to make il 7-6,
McEwan’s Ken Gordon tied
il at 7-7 with 9:01 left, the
Juveniles took the lead back
al 11:46 on a Walter
Degerness goal, and
McEwan lied it again with
Keith Keating scoring at
12:15,
The score remained tied at
8 until 17:29 when the
Juveniles took a lead they
wouldn't give up on Dave
Smyth's second goal of the
night.
Crick's second gual of the
game proved to be the
eventual winner at 18:03, but
McEwan still had a goal, left
in them, Darry] Mallet made
it 10-9 with a minute and
ihree seconds left to play,
with six attachers on the ice.
The entire last minute of
the game was played without
a goal, but there had been
quite enough offence in the
game to salisfy everyone
except McEwan.
Doug Middleton got three
goals and three assists on the
night for the Juveniles, while
Rick Lewis got lwo goals and
three assists and Darryl
Mallet got a goal and four
assists for McEwan.
Next commercial league
action is Saturday night
when Terrace Hotel meets
Skeena Hotel al 9:30.
Kermodes drop first two
The Caledonia Kermodes
have lost their first two
games in the B.C. High
School Soccer Tournament,
being played this weekend in
Burnaby.
In the morning game, they
dropped a 4-1 decision to the
perennially slrong Victoria
Senior Secondary {Vie High)
squad. Simon Dodd gol the
Kermodes’ only goal against
Vie High.
In their secand game, the
Kermodes led mast of the
way bul gave up their lead
with less than five minutes
left to play and lost to
Princess Margaret Senior 6-5
in overtime. The Kermodes
gave up. their momentum
with the lead, and the Surrey
team took over in sudden-
death.
Marty Sterner got three
goals for Cal, with Dodd and
George Hoedt adding singles
in the losing cause.
The Kermodes play again
this afternoon, meeting
Carson Graham of Burnaby
King’s another
good rookie
Kansas City Kings’ coach
Cotton Fitzsimmons, who
had a rookie of the year last
season in Phil Ford, thinks
he’s got another fine fresh-
man this year in Reggie
King.
“Someday we'll be able to
send him out bear-hunting
with a switch,” Fitzsimmons
said of the muscular young
forward, “I think we got us a
good one, I can't believe he
was Still available on the 18th
pick,”
Even though they didn't
get to pick until late in the
first round, Kansas City was
still able to get the
rebounding forward it was
hoping for in the 6-foot-6
King, from Alabama. And
he’s already paying
dividends. y
King hauled down four
defensive rebounds in the
last two minutes to help
Kansas City defeat Los
Angeles Lakers 114-108 in a
National Basketball Associ-
ation game Thursday night.
Ford provided the offence,
scoring 34 points for the
second game ina row,
In other NBA games
Thursday night, San Antonio
Spurs outscored New York
Knicks 136-132 and Golden
State Warriors beat Denver
Nuggets 120-102,
The Lakers, who had a
threegame winning streak
snapped and lost for just the
third time in 13 starts, led
throughout the first half and
held a 62-52 advantage at
intermission.
But the Kings closed the
gap in the third period and
played the Lakers even for
most of the fourth quarter
before going ahead to stay
107-106 on a free throw by
King.
at2 p.m. They will also have
two other games, either
tonight or tomorrow
depending on the draw and
how the other teams have
fared,
Five still unbeaten
in provincial tourney
BURNABY, B.C. (CP) —
Five undefeated schools led
the pack after opening
games Thursday in the
British Columbia high school
senior soccer championship.
Burnaby North, Mount
Douglas of Victoria, Alberni,
Carson Graham of North
Vancouver and Vancouver
Tech emerged from the first
two rounds in the 16-team
tourney with 2-0 records.
Games continue taday
with the final set for
Saturday.
Burnaby North won 80
over Selkirk of Kimberley
and 4-0 over Nor Kam of
Kamloops as Piero Manetta
scored a total of five goals in
the two victories.
Grey Cup party
starting up soon
MONTREAL (CP) — Even
if you're not a football fan,
there should be something to
suit every taste in the days
leading up to the Nov. 25
Grey Cup game at Olympic
Stadium,
The schedule of events, an-
nounced by the Grey Cup
Week organizing committee,
includes everything from
bingo to boxing, as well as 4
return of the highly-popular
gambling casino at the
Velodrome.
While the Grey Cup
festlvities won't be officlally
launched untll a noon-hour
gathering at Complexe
Desjardins on Nov, 20, the
hoopla will start to build
once the conteatants in the
Miss Grey Cup pageant
arrive at Dorval airport
early Sunday night.
After bingo and bavarian
beer nights at the Hyatt
Regency Hotel, the com-
mittee’s main headquarters,
on Tuesday and Wednesday
respectively, momentum
will build Thursday when the
Schenley awards are
presented to the top per-
formers in the Canadian
Football League in an
elaborate ceremony at Place
des Arts.
The following night should
be equally active with the
30th Grey Cup dinner, the
crowning of Miss Grey Cup
and a presentation of
amateur boxing.
Saturday will bring the
traditional Grey Cup parade
through the streets of
Montreal, beginning at
Lafontaine Park and win-
ding up downtown at Domin-
jon Square.
Montreal last played host
to the Grey Cup in 1977.
RE-ELECT
Mount Douglas beat
Steveston 2-1 and Correlieu
of Quesnel 4-0; Alberni
whipped Selkirk 5-0 and
edged Nor Kam 3:2,
Carson Graham thrashed
Princess Margaret of Surrey
6-0 as Clark Brolly scored
four times and nipped
Victoria High 1-0. Vancouver
Tech beat Vernon 3-0 and
Port Moody 1-0.
In other games, Nanaima
won 3-1 over Port Moody but
lost u-1 to Vernon, Caledonia
of Terrace dropped one
game 6-5 ta Princess
Margaret and another 4-1 to
Victoria High, Correlieu
edged Chilliwack 1-0 and Ste-
veston beat Chilliwack 2-1.
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By MIKE RUTSEY
TORONTO (CP) — The
ish have yet to crawl into
he National: Hockey
ague's barrel. ‘
True, the four new kids on
he block that grew from the
‘emnants of the World
Jockey Association haven't
hreatened to bring good old
2ord Stanley's cup back to
heir respective cities. But
hen, nobody gave them a
thance. They were written
4f as also-rans before the
‘irst puck was dropped.
Hartford Whalers, Ed-
nonton Qilers, Quebec
Nordiques and Winnipeg
Jets have proved to be
-espected opposition, at
imes downright tough,
chrough the opening fifth of
the season,
“]'m not surprised at all,’
said Howard Baldwin,
general partner of the
Whalers and former league
president of the WHA. “I’ve
said it before and I'll say it
again. The top teams in the
WHA over the last four years
were on a par with most of
the teams in the NHL. I'm
not going to say we were as
- good or better than Montreal —
or Boston, but our teams
right now are as good as the
average NHL clubs,”
A quick glance at the NHL
standings shows Baldwin to
be correct.
Winnipeg, at five wins,
eight losses and three ties is
tied with two other clubs for
second spot in the Smythe
Division. Edmonton is three
points back but two ahead of
the fifth-place Colorado
Rockies. Hartford at 4-6-6 is
three points up on Detroit
Red Wings in the’ Norris
Division while the Nordiques
trail the tough Adams
Division with a 5-8-2 mark,
Against established NHL
clubs the picture is rosier.
From top to bottom,
Quebec leads the parade
with a 5-6 mark and a goals-
for-against mark of 35 both
ways. The Nordiques have
been shut out just once, 30
by Buffalo Sabres, and are 3-
3 at home. They also are the
lone new club to have
recorded a shutout, 3-0 over
Chicago Black Hawks.
The big win, though, Is
their 5-4 victory over
Montreal Canadiens at
home. .
The Whalers rate just
behind the Nordiques
against the old guard witha
4-5-4 ‘record, Against
established NHL clubs they
have scored 41 goals and
have had 42 scored against
them. They have yet to be
shutout and their worst
defeat was a 6-1 pasting by
New York Islanders in
Uniondale. At home they are
2-2. .
For obvious reasons, both
the Jets and Oilers have wot
fared as well.
The. Jets are 3-8-5 versus
the established chits and
goal scoring ‘ac been their
laring weakness,
They have scored only 28
goals while surrendering 56
and have yet to win in six
yoad games. While away
from Winnipeg, where they
are 3-2-3, they have been
blanked on three occasions,
one of them an 8-0 pounding
by Atlanta Flames
in the wide range of
Wednesday, 5
But like the Qilers, win-
nipeg suffered.the most
through the merger of the
two leagues with just nine
players returning from their
1978-79 championship team.
The Black Hawks grabbed
Terry Ruskowski, Chicago's
leading scorer with four
goals and 12 assists and Rich
Preston, five goals and five
assists. The top scorer with
Allanta Flames is also an ex-
Jet, Kent Nilsson, with 11
goals and 10 assists,
But that's not all,
The Jets also: lost Kim
Clackson ta Pittsburgh
Penguins and both Glenn
Hicks and Barry Long to
Detroit. °
The Oilers, with a record
of: 2-10-4 against the
established NHL, can score
the goals but their problem is
‘stopping the other. team. -
They've scored 51, but have
74 scored against them,
including the worst pounding
absorbed by any of the four
clubs to date, a 10-2 [oss to
the Rangers in New York.
They have a 1-3-3 mark at’
home. :
Just like the Jets, Ed.
monton believes it was raped,
in the merger. ;
A thumping,
a comeback
Ev's Clippers and All
Seasons were winners last
night in Terrace Men’s
Basketball League action at
Skeena Junior Secondary
School.
In the opener, Ev's took
advantage of the Kluss'
squad's bad night to score a
100-68 victory. Ernie Froese
got 20 and Dale Prest and
Richard Klein shot 19. each
for the balanced Ev's of-
fence, while Fred Lindsay
got 19 and Dave Metzmeier
got 14 for the losers,
In the nighteap, All
Season’s squeezed by the
Skeena Hotel Orphans 77-74
after holding and blowing a
19 point lead earlier in the
second half. Mike Ireland
scored 24 and Doug McKay
contributed 16 for All
Seasons, while the Orphans
got 28 from Willie Harvey
and 16 from Pat Kofoed ina
losing cause. :
Terrace bowling report. —
News from the Terrace
Bowling Lanes this week
sees the Tuesday Coffee
league being led by the Head
Pins with 40 points, followed
by the Goofers with 36 and
the Silly Larks with 34.
Team highs for the week
went to the Silly Larks who
had a1009single and finished
with a 2788 total. A 292 rolled
by Pat Siechuk was the high
single. with Barb Candelra
finishing with a 645 triple
total. High average for the
league is a 199 held by
Christine Coombs.
The Question Marks lead
‘Thursday Mixed with 51
points followed closely by
Mickey Johnson with 50, Bad
Company holds third with 46.
Team highs were a 1052
single and a 3074 tripte rolled
by the Mickey Johnson team.
Men’s high single was a 200
rolled by Tom Chesterman,
with high triple going to Dell
Bjornson with a 733 total.
Ladies’ highs went to Mary
Lindstrom with a 252 single
and 659 triple. Men's high
average is a 233 held by Dell
Bjornson, while ladies’ high
average is held by Christine
Coombs with 217.
Friday Mixed has As It
Falls leading with 48 points,
followed by Generation Gap
and Funny Five, both with
weekend
The Terrace Timbermen
and Kitimat Winterhawks
are both on the road this
weekend in Pacific Nor-
thwest Hockey League ac-
tion.
Saturday night, the
Timbermen are in Burns
Lake playing the Braves and
the Winterhawks play the
Flyers in Vanderhoof,
Sunday afternoon Terrace
goes to Granisle to meet
meet the Lakers, while the
Winterhawks are in Burns
Lake.
Last night in PNWHL play,
Houston beat Granisle 10-5
on the strength of Wes
Wesgarde’s four-goal per-
formance, Burns Lake beat
Vanderhoof 7-3, wilh Randy
Krantz getting two for the
winners.
40. Team high single was a
1973 rolled by Pot Luck, with
the Funny Five taking high
triple with a 2892 total. Men’s
high single was a 261 rolled
by Roy Clifford, with John
Syrette having high triple of
682. Ladies’ high single was a
260 rolled by Judy Eisner,
with Carmen Milalloux
taking high triple with a 684
total. Doug Mumford holds
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men’s high average of. 229
with a 200 held by Lorna
Sperman for the ladles’.
Silhouettes took team
highs for the Wednesday
Night Ladies with a 1088
single and a 2934 triple. High
single went lo Betty Nord-
strom with a 298 while Lil
Naherny had high triple of
695.
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