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"> ‘Terrace water polo teams
iook to the waters of the
“’' Terrace Swimming Pool
against Kitimal opponents last
‘+ Sunday and wound up being
“© clubbed.
2 In -the first'.game of the
morning inter-city matches, the
“local B team scored only one
“goal against their Kilimat
™ gpponents ‘while allowing the
out of lowners to score seven-
teen times, — :
>... The ‘local A team fared far
' better: bul- were still outscored
> bya l2-4 margin. Thelocals lost
:. the game in the last quarter.
i The Aleam travels to Kitimal

on ‘the books, bul sothing has
yet been finalized.

mark hamilton

-“Kitima

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88-74 - locals
thump Quesnel

‘The Caledonia Kermodes
bays basketball team opened
their - 1974-75 -season last

_ Saturday. night, handing the.

visiting Quesnel Nordiques an
88-74 drubbing.

The Kermodes were led by

i+ Willie Chemko who potted 28.0f

Mayor wins

. the teams 88 points.

Ken
Houlden and Scott Schooner
also contributed Lo the Kermode
scoring punch with 18 point
games. , .

The Kermodes see action

* again this weekend, against the

Kitimat senior high school boys
in Kitimat. -

and loses

in big money bonspiel —

.. Gordon Rowland took a ‘

weekend off from being mayor

competition in Prince George.
Included in the comelition

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. boys John Vienneau was given

Thornhill Junior Secondary
School Volleyball Teams -
competing in zone play for the
first time ever - acquitted
themselves well ‘over the
regular season and during the
play-offs last weekend. ~

The girls teams managed a‘

fifin place finish in the zone
. finals while the boys finished a
respectable fourth. Both teams
placed players on all-star
listings, Far the. girls Moinca
Holubowski was named to the
second all-star team. -For the

the nod for an all-star berth and
Lindsay Coburn ‘rated an
honorable mention for his play.
In the boys action, Thornhill
opened the play-offs with a 2-0
victory over Houston and ad-
vanced against the Skeena
Secondary School team. They
were, according to a release
from Thornhill, “quickly put-in
‘their place” losing the match in
straight sets.
. They dropped the bays to the
losers bracket where they again
faced Houston.. They defeated

Caledonia results

In senior volleyball play-offs
last weekend, Caledonia boys

the match 15-3, 9-15 and 15-5,
taking third © place ‘and
delegating the boys ‘o fourth.

them 21 this Ume around,
eliminaling Houston and ad-
vancing themselves closer to
the finals.. In the final set
though they could nol stave eff a

determined Smithers attack.

and lost {he match in-two,sels.

Kitimat finished first, Skeena
second, Smithers third and
Thornhill fourth,

Once again
no reports .

Once again this week, we are
sorry to report there will be no
Terrace Men's Basketball
report. The reason is the illness
of our correspondant for the
TMBA Al Heltom.

The revilalized and now in-
‘iermediate -Vancerhoof Bears
took on the Terrace Centennials
in Vahderhoof last weekend and*
squeeked by the local boys
twice 3-7 Saturday and 10-6,
Sunday. Lo.

The Bears, who asked for an
received league permission to
go intermediale some lwo

weeks ago, faced the Cents for ,

the first time this year and
slaved off lhe fast skating and
hard shooting Cent attack.
Saturday evenings game had
to go inta over-time to. be
decided, That victory for the

- Bears was a came from behind '

elfort all the way as they were
down by three: goal going into

the’ last {wo minutes of
regulation. lime.

The loses feave {he Cents with
a %-7 record in their fourteen
outings to dale, good enovigh for
a fairly firm grip second place
in the’ west division.

The man that deserves the

lions share of credit for that is

coach Wes Phillips. Wes, in his
first year as a junior B coach,
has combined the individual
lalents of the players into a

_ smooth working. and” fast
‘skating team.

When they're
hot.
Speaking about last weekend

Phillips said, the team may ~

have been a bit over-confident

.Game count .

Hunting figures are still down

but, with the advent of snow on.

the mountains they are starting
to near the levels reached last
year, The total number ‘of
hunters is still down by about
3,000, with the number of non-

_resident hunters down only

slightly more than the numbers
of local marksmen.

In the species totals only one -.
chukar - is showing an upswing
with an increase of 4 over 1973.

Moose are down 8i0, deer 571,

goal 29, sheep 28, grizzly bear .

34, black bear 83, caribou 128,
elk 9, ducks 703, geese 5,

. . ; pheasant 4, grouse 1,847 and
. @ ey a _ :

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These figures are complete to
the 11th of November and were

released by the Cache Creek |

Game Counting Station.

~~ Cents Bear-ied twice —

going into the Vancer hoot

_ Setwe should: have won both

games but we made some
mistakes and wound up an the.
wrong end, of lhe scares. he

said.

Phillips fingered | Ken
Hostland as the best player of
the weekend series. ©

The Cents play host to the
Smithers Chiefs in the Terrace
Arena tonight al8 p.m. and then
lo the Prince Rupert ‘Halibut
Kings twice this weekend.

Regarding a game plan for
the Chiefs. battle tonight,
Phillips expressed confidence
that the Cents could ‘‘skale
thera right out of the rink".
This may be true, The Chiefs
have. suffered only two losses
this season bul their last ohe
was to the same Terrace, .
Centenulals,

Tonight's game goes al 3
p.m., Salurday’s game is at B30
p.m. and Sunday afternoon's:

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Snow won't

Despite the advent of snow on
the northern scene, the Terrace
Northmen Rugby Team has no
intention of catling i( quils. The

- Northmen were lo have played
Sunday-.bul had the game
.Snowed.out. =~ ° .
. However, as soan as the snow
leayes the ground in Prince
Rupert they'll. be off for the

rock. .

While they didn’t finish in the ,
money, Gord assured ug he had *
a relaxing weekend,

stop rugby
coastal city, looking for their.
first win of the year, :
The only problem with the
snow is that is covers the field
lines and makes the game all
but impossible to control.
Another distinct possibility is
thal a Terrace-Prince. Rupert
combined team will travel te
- Vancouver this weekend to lake
on some soulhern competition,

and wére moved Lo the B side af

the draw, dropping thé match .

15-12 and 15-9...»

Tn the third sel-the boys look
on Kitimat, drubbing (hem 15-10
and 18-15 and then: moved into
the consolation and semi-finals
against Houston, Houston won

- leam while: the girls filled to of

. Park in the finals.- Once more
they went downto defeat.

- The Boys.teams placed Gary
Paulson on the zone’ all-star

the six all-star. berths, Maureen
Opr and Marsha Albert gelling
, lia nod from the judges.

Clinic and Tourriament

The Terrace Badminton Club
-recently hefd a successful
coaching clinic and has an-
‘nounced plans for a Club
Tournament. ‘

The clinic, held over the last
long weekend, was ynder the

They came from Terrace,
Smithers and Prince Rupert.

The tournament is for club
members only and goes the
weekend of November 20 and
Becember 1.. Ali members are
welcome lo participate.
trance fees are two dollars and

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