‘Tamitik Arena.

_foss to Castlegar in
’ ‘championship.

Kitimat lost twice Sunday as play began In
the B.C. Midget Hockey Champlonship at

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Jay .Glass and Bruce Godfrey scored.
twice and Darrell Craft once In a close 6-5.

the first ‘game ‘of the

Later, in the fifth game played yesterday,

Blake Moare, Bruce Godfrey and Jay Glass

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6-6.

Burnaby 10-7, and Cranbrook tied Castlegar -

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all scored once in a 63 loss to. Prince :

River boat Prince
downed favored.

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The serles continues today with a full
slate of five games scheduled.

Winterhawks led over xr Smithers

By MICHAEL HOWLETT
Herald Staff Wrker
The Winterhawks swept

; two games this weekend to

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take a two-to-nothing lead in
their best-ol-five semi-final
play-off against Smithers
Tolems. . ; “os
_ Saturday the Winterhawks
beat the Totems 10-2 while
Sunday the score was 7-2.
Lance Legouffe, Kevin
Trach, Lee Marleau and
Doug Thompson all scored
two for the Winterhawks
Saturday while Blane

Island

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biggest

New York Islanders take a
six-game winning streak into
St. Louis on ‘Tuesday night

hed

for what Mike Bossy says—

may be their biggest game of
the National Hockey League

“This is the team we know
we have to beat,” Bossy said
after .the Islanders’ 6-2
victory Sunday over Chicago
Black Hawks. ‘

“This year we've been
building our momentum but
no malter what we do or how
well we play, the St. Louis
Blues manage to stay ahead
of us.”

“The Blues, who beat

-Buffalo Sabres 65, now have |
yoz points, three more than,

the defending Stanley Cup
champion Islanders.
Bossy scored two goals —
giving him 67 far the season
_—against Chicago and needs
10 more in the Islanders’ Last
seven es to break Phil
' Esposito's record of 76 goals
et in the 7é-game 10-71
scason. .
The Islanders’ sixth con-
ecutive win gives them a 43-.

7-13 worrlost-tied record for -

he season. Roland Melanson

save you aS
And you can feel

ers. top

Sunday .Kevin Trach
picked up a hat trick while

_ Lance Legouffe, Brad Owen,

Lee Marlean and Doug

_ ‘Thompson added singles. .
‘Trevor Sandburg and Ken

Oulton scored for Smithers.
. Kitimat only discovered -
who would be playing this
weekend shortly before
game time Saturday.
Kitimat was slated to play
the wild card team, which

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~~ recently recalled from In-
dianspolis of the Central
league to replace veteran
goaltender Glenn Resch,

traded to Colorado Rockies

— is 6-01.

Bossy Wed an NHL record
Sunday with his 28th power-
‘play goal. The goal tied the
league record of 28 held by
the recently- -retlred

Esposito.

Bossy scored two goals in a
span of one minute and 33
seconds midway in the first
period, one with Chicago's
Reg Kerr in the penalty box.

He got New York's sth -

power-play goal of the
season from the slot.

Bob Bourne set a club
record when he scored [1
seconds into the game,
eclipsing the old standard by

After Glen Sharpley and
Denis Savard scored to make
it close for Chicego, the
Halanders put the game away
with secondperiod goals by
Clark Gillies and Denia

Potvin. and a thirdperiod
goal by Wayne Merrick.

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458 Lakelse

Mon.-

Fri. —?4-

Sat. —93

‘was the loser of the *
Smithers-Burns Lake match.
Although Burns Lake lost .

the play-off, it protested the |

series on the grounds that
Smithers had used an illegal
Player. Burns Lake won the

‘protest and as a result,

came t Kitimat. Burns
Lake now plays Houston.

Prince Rupert, who had
out af the Fowler
> competition to play in
Coy Cup Intermediate ‘A’
plonship was upset last
Weekend by Fort St. John.
Rupert won the first game 4 .
S before losing 2-3 and finally
$2 in overtime.
Kitimat plays in Smithers
next weekend. :

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NS. _ Lang settles curling score.

WINNIPEG. (CP) —

ae ome

settled an‘old score on the
weekend when beakipped his

“The Thunder Bay curler

won the ‘Hfle with a 63
* decision over Rick Folk of
', Saskatchewan, a province ©
‘that bad been‘an unbeatable
' opponent for Lang in‘ eight
previous meetings.

“That's probably the best .

part of the whole thing,” said
whose rink - has
“Lorraine Edwards at lead
and husbandand-wife Bert
and Anne Provo al second
and third: .

Fok, of ‘Saskatoon, took
two in the sixth end for a 32 -

"seemed to be gatning control .
of the game.

‘ ButLang fought back to tie
the: score 3-3 in the eighth.” -

After Folk blanked the ninth
end, Lang stole a: pair in the
10th for the title in the Ierink
competition. . -

“Tye talked it up for years’
now about being 0-3 against
Saskatchewan and if just
seems the games we should

‘have won against them we

pever did” pull out,” said

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The Herald, (monday, March 23, 1901, Poge 5).

- Lang, who finished regutar
play with a 7-4 winless
record, the same '- as:
Alberta’s Gary Morken of

For his 10th-end steal’ in. pressure shots and. who :
‘the championship. final, - earned: a bye into’ the fing)
_Lang put two rocks‘in: the” ‘through® bis; O2: ‘won-loaé vay
“house and Folk: .peeded (a < record, way, bediyy, with: _

Grande Prairie. draw to the four-fost. The ice latt rock.
He then sidélined Morken . “was extremely fast: ” Of think botis ‘teams: took
113 in a playoéf.

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Curling action was familiar

devant woeld tournament ‘Burtayk, the youngest skip :
that starts this afternoon. ever to’win the Canadian’
‘title when be beat Hackney °
am his Thunder Bay four;

LONDN, jont. (CP) —

_ Toe Canadian rink from —
Manitoba faces a familiar: ~
situation at the men’s world .
curling championship this.
week -- young Kerry Burt-" .:
byk going against ex
Burtnjk; 22, overcsinie the ae
‘problem. in’ his” provincial
_playolfs. and -he. won the —
, Canadian title earller . this
‘month against Al: Hackner’s
veteran rink from Northern
Ontario to advance to the 10-

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little more pressure," said

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