SEASON OVER
FOR OUR PROS |

The major pro hockey season |

has finished for ‘Terrace-area
talent. ..

' Despite an early
relapse into the
debilitating disease

season

that

. threatened his goalkeeping career, .

 Kitimat’s Mark’ Fitzpatrick

regained his health and wound up

playing 30 games for New: York
Islanders. 7

Mark played 1,743 minutes

for a 3. 20 poals-against average.
His opponents scored against him

-muscle- ©

93 times. ‘He. failed to record § a
shutout : and ended up. with a.
: win-lost-tie record of 11-13-5.

- Terrace’s Wade Flaherty made

it to the Majors when San Jose ~

brought him up from the IHL’s
Kansas City Chiefs

seasqn.

Edmonton ‘Oilers

Winnipeg Jets (lost 5-3).
For his three-game . NHL

debut, Flaherty played 178 min- -
utes, allowed 13 goals, scored no.

victorious. in‘ their: hi-lo’ doubles
: regional finals held. on ‘April 5 at
Terrace. ©

shutouts,: had -no wins, | three

' losses and no ties, ‘and compiled a ,

The annual B.C. School Sports Milk Run was a success, thanks
in- part to activities like the great Caledonia floor hockey
challenge against. members of the Terrace RCMP. The RCMP
videotaped the game, for evidence, one member said. At one point
they handcuffed a Caledonia player to the front of their goal.
‘When Caledonia was ahead 9-3 the score was set back to zero

with the idea, “the next goal wins".

Caledonia did, but it’s not

known if Ryan Kennedy will be charged for "dousing.an officer"
at the end of the game. This year’s recipient of Milk Run funds,

$1,000 of which Caledonia expects to. contribute, is the B.C. Blind —

Sports and Recreation. Association.

phia

‘for the .
- Sharks’ final three games of the’.
| ” "the final quarter.
He would 1 up San Jose’s first =.
‘NHL season ‘by playing against
(lost. 6-4),
‘Calgary Flames (lost 4-3) and.

| HOT LANES _

4, 30 goale-against average.

Another former Terrace player

up from’ the minors | midway
through the season was Philadel-
Flyers’:

time on the bench, he played. 19
games of the regular season in

Dale wound up with five :

points (three goals, two ‘assists)
| and 18 minutes 1 in penalties... -_

Terrace Youth Bowlers. were

‘Bantam bowlers (eight to: 1i 7

. years): first place, Joey ‘Prevost

and Daryl ‘Muir.

. Juniors (11 to. 4 years). first -
place, Jamie Striker, and Chris

Hernes.

Seniors’ (14 to 19 years) Rott
and Robin Boehm placed second.

Also on March 28 the regional
finals of the Kids and Coaches
Tournament was held at. Terrace.
Lanes. First place winners in this ©
event were Phillip Durand, Greig
Hull, Roy Hernes and coach Les-
ley Alway.

Terrace. adult bowlers were

‘successful at the provincials. Nine

teaching masters (instructors) .
from Northwest B.C. competed in
the provincial tournament in
Vancouver last weekend and won

their way through to the national —

tournament, which will be held i in
Victoria at the end of June.
Men’s team: Roy Clifford (Ter-
race), Kelly Francis (Terrace),
Dave Wiebe (Terrace) and Ervine
Hannah (100 Mile House). The .
other team members are from the
lower mainland. Glen. Brink (Ter-

_ race) is alternate: '

Ladies’ team: Eva Wilkinson

(Terrace), Lesley Alway. (Terrace) ‘

and Barb Abbott (100 Mile
House). Out of the 14 bowlers

who will represent B.C. in the

national finals, six are from the
Terrace Lanes. - --
— Contributed by Lesley Alway

Terrace Review — April 24, 1992 | 49

“Dale Kushner. |
. Although’ he spent: most of his !