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‘WEDNESDAY, JANUARY

“The Terrace Centennials
suffered from two bad breaks in
PNWHL action this weekend at.

y-nighl it: took the |
Houston Luckies a hard fought
third period and a,strange goal
to lake the Iwo points from the
_ 1 Cenis,-while Sunday. another
> (strange play. took the steam ott
-of the local boys long enough for
othe, Prince’: Rupert: -Halibul
Kings. to. run. -up an” in-
-* surmountable lead. * |

Se AIRE GOALS
"the “Cents fans received a
"present surprise in Saturday's.
outing in: the. form. of Terry
~ Stinsland, a Young man who the
“Cents, oblained from: the
» Kitimat:,Cohoes ; during the
os, Christmas: break, -BRL Pater-
schuk; who was seeing Htle ice
: Tne Te et the to the
~ Cohoes ‘Iv the deal, ‘The trade

"of the Cohoes

ed his: first. He and’ Hal
Ke broke’ out 2 "on 1 and’
{Pipke fed Stinsland a perfect
"pass in front-of, Houston <nel-,
minder.Gord Konowalyk.

"That goal stood for the rest of
# fame as the Luckies and the
ns failed to capatilize on
vera! good ©. scoring / ap-
prtunities. 7" oe
“The Luckies came oul playing

1,

fet Ce dead. (At 2:09° with
i

uwing call Bob LeDue nelted
le: disc, assisted . by ’,Del
lamossky,a hot! - dispute goal
y-ihe:Cents.."the Centennial
liackers claimed the puck had
ayer crossed the blue-line but
btender’ Doug Furbes didn't
:|nterest’ (hem

tguing the point. :

GAl 5:46 Bob LeDuc gave Don
‘Morrison the puck and a golden
pporiunity and the Luckies
grabbed a 2-1 lead, © ,
ust after the’7:31 polal in the

most of the first period with a
rharley-hurse, and Gordon Cook
was-sent of Tor roughing and
hen at 8:24 Ken Rialds was
‘caugh( hooking and the Cents
ad the advantage § men lo 4,
“Hal Papke picked up the puck
beliind the Luckies net and
ished out infront to Stinsland
Sho had all the time in. the
world 10 pick his spot and beal
Konowalyk. ‘That goal ai 10:36,

as the last of the period.
ter'Gord Knonwalyk, the

seconds there.were players: all
‘aver, the ice. The Houston

Luckies . tench emptied. and

bench, The. majn. event was
between. Hal -Papke ~ and

4, 1974

. ‘miseonducts.

rd: Cochrane. sitting ‘aut. an_

period Miké-Fynn, who missed :

d.-although it fired the Cents,” ff :
"At. (3:22 Bob Bremmer went. -

Houston, goalie ‘and within:

veral players left the Cents __

Konawalyk bit Terry Stinsland.,
"Kin: Conk: and’ several ,olher
feniswere in the thick of -

Galvon and Kim Cook were
awarded five minutes each for
leaving the players bench and
Gord. Cochrane, Dennis
Gaerhing’ and Dallas Elierby
each’ received ten minute
. AfterJihe break the teams
played off the remaining 6:38
from the second period and
“although the Luckies played for
wou men shori for most of thal
ime ihe Cents managed only
we goals and il took them five
and a half minules to score the
lirst.- : so

Hal Papke found the range first,
with assists lo Joe Smoley and
Boyd MeMasters and then Mike
Fyn made - some” excellent
muves to give the’ Cents’ a 42
lead,” : i

- penalty boxes were sul jamm-
picked “with - players serving
miscoriducis.: +: a
ode wok) the

way. buck when Harry Beil set
‘up Terry Barber ow: in front of
Dog Froves. Six minwes later
Bob Lefuc found the range as
he rammed the rebound af a
shot from Morrison past For-
bes. ;

. . . ‘ t
With’ the game lied “the

Luekies kepi Iie pressure ob
d* ‘and ihe Centennials watched .
their world erumble when Don
Morrison fired a long shot that:

+ @luded Forbes glave and tucked

itself: in. Just under the cross-.

_ bar. The Luekies had the lead.
Forbes skated off the ice and
was replaced by Gerry Dyck

‘and the Cents seemed to regain |
some of their momentum. Dyck -
aniadé sume excellent saves :ind.

ihe “Cenis chad) some. ‘great
chanees 19 evan the score which
“Terry Stinsland ‘did with his
third of-the game vat 15:18,
“Stinsland was seni in all alone

hy Mike: Fyn) -and “Bob *

‘Bremmer, and - made’ no
iiistake. : a .
With that goal the local boys

sond period and before the six: really, came. to, life, and had.
some heavy pressure on the .
Luckies. Ken Tigh” grabbed

ind shot’

‘the puck in his own-end
“the puck 140° dawn: the ice i

in aii

“attempito clear the. dise “and

relieve the pressure. "”
‘The shol. was 4
goaltenders ‘night mare. Gerry

gazed in horror as the puck’ slid
under his glove and wound up in
the’ nel. _ :
That goal was. the winner and
gave the Luckles the twa points
’ om the’ game, . moot

: KINGS BREAK OUT.
‘A rash of gaals in the second

_ period of Sunday's game: gave.
“the -Prince: ‘Rupert -Halibut:

‘Kings the ‘viclory. The’ Kings
ran a 2-1 first period lead (o a 6-1
count al the‘end ‘of ihe second

and then. hung on for a 7-4..

yielory. ot
‘pave > Sharpe hit. the
seorebuard First when he scored
after only twa minutes of play.

, Wednesday’ Jarivary 9

‘slashing, Just afterthe mid-way :

: Luekies “only,
iwenly-five seconds to find their -

\splin tip. :

“bad: on; ‘a -

Z 1 <jhough und Richard’, Wrigh
‘Dyck lined up to flop his glove
down on’ the. puck; and. then. ,

_minules claiming thai belwe

“Vents, was ten minute mis
-eanduct to Mike. Pyaar

= DISTRICTOF TERRACE
PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT

Schedule _

-. MARK HAMILTON

of bad breaks

The Cents were on the power
play and Dave Sharpe wound up
with the puck out front after a:
face-off: Sharpe lifted a shot
that went into the net off Bob
Harding's chest and it locked
like the Cenis were galng lo
repeat their pre-Christmas-
11-4 drubbing of the Kings. , -
The middle part of the period
was filled with penalties. - The. -
Cents lost Darcy Galvon for ven
minutes at 2:56’ when he ~
protested an off-side a lille too"
vigorously. Terry Stinsland was -
sem off for high sticking al 6:10.
anid Jahn Mandryk evened it oul
ai 743 when he Was caught

point inthe frame Kim Cook .
received two miniftes for high -

. | oO, sticking and three minutes later ”
., Math reanis.started {he' third |
ar-full stiengih although the

Mandryk svas back in ihe sin-
bin chis time for interference.
It ladked as though the-Cents -
svould go to the dressing vom
with 1-0 lead ‘but. ho goals
vight seconds apart. shtlered
hat hope and set the stage for
the ahree. goal. second period. -
Ai 17:56. Siekeireycki scored
from Wright, and -Brindamore
and shen ar 18:05 Brindamare °
seored from Wright. The Kings
wrapped the peridd wp. with .a
penalty at the 19:59) mark “id
Skabar for wipping, poe
The Kings last wa players in.
‘he first. Gary, fill played less -
the minuie befare he was hit by’

a plek and Kung caught a stick -ding's led
ound -up

acress che mouth in a collision
with anoiher King player, Bat:

cwere sent ta the huspilal avlb

avi a broken nese, and: Kunz
inissinig dred cee and with Wy

‘the Kings, killed “he, penalty: ’
thal started she secand ‘period.

_lor.thom and beats Dyck pied),

before the mid-way’ pont, ane

of those goals: highly dispured®_°
by the Cons and heir fans. At,

3:37 Jim) MeBennet,-had- the™,
whole ne} lashot after Dyck had;
pulled a’ good save on aish
from Larry Gray; ©” -
‘Yhen al 5226, Hal Pupke and’.

against the Kings sprinted: fo
the Ceats bench’ in’ favar “ul
another “attacker, 1

picked up the puck, skated ove
15 blue-ling and drifted a
a ‘the wide open.net. ©

“Cents: ‘were - Alb.

‘rrudeai far the next” ten

ihe time Trudeau’ put? up hi

*’ Once again the period ended
with the Kings picking up a
penalty. mo, :

- in the third period the Kings
Fun the count to 7-1 before the
Cents could find the range’ and.

‘when they did it was too little, a

little.too Tate. eos
. Siekeirzycki hit from Wright
and Brindamore al 2/05 and
then at 5:13 Brindamore scored
with Wright and’ Mandryk
assisting, . :
‘Phe Cents started their, come-,
back al 15:08 after both teams -
had picked up four: penalties in

* the space of five minules. Al the
15:08 mark Dave Sharpe fired
the ‘puck~ oul frorit “from: the ©
corner and Bob Brindamore in

Village downs Kermodes |

“the Caledonia Kermodes took
on an iMormediute team from
“Kitimat Village ‘ last” Friday:

his auempts to corral the puck,
put it intbe'nel past « surprised
Bob Harding, A. minule ater
with the Cents dajoying a iwe

mun advanlage Bob, Bremmer
finished ofa ‘beaunlful three”
way passing plas’. with an”
equally beautiful. goal. Mike’
Fyat dnd Glen Cochrane were

she alher Cen, invelved in [he
tush, Je
The, Kings’ frasirai t
Cons scoring efforts for most of
he remainder Jof the period.
With only cen sceonds [eit whe
Cents Were playing aman short’
when Glen Cochrane s

che corner behind ‘Harding and.
fired aoshol ar ihe goal The J,

puck~ sq

‘Vers four

hand and the © . ‘time the oe

was scored, Gord Cochrane had.

arguinent was to know. avail”
and the only thing it carned the

“Over the next ning aninules ~
four penalties, were assessed,”
wo lo-eagh team, Then, a
14:43, MeBennett look a drop’

pasa [rum Paul Worack which |

bounced inte the."

oyet olf --
Gerry Dyck’s leg. :

*. fad control of the’ puck, The: ee

_THE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C,

SPORTS |

635-6357

EAD BREAKS

Excep! for a couple of bad
breaks the Cents could easily
have come away. with three
points this weekend. 0.

The addition of Terry. Stin-
sland to the Cents looks like it
will -pay off and. when” Bob
Peebles, -who was. suffering
from, a. throat » ailment,

retirned, the Cents ‘should ”

really starl 19 move, They have
the’ goal-tending, the’ defense
and the offensive scoring thrust
and allhough it may be too late
in the season, it’s a sure thing

that we'll be hearing more from
‘the Cenys as a winning team.

night in Terrace ys a Warm-up

‘for ‘the up-coming Kinsmen

nvitational: -Tournament, -and

” Wound up on the:wrong end of a-

TH to G4 seure, os
‘The-- Village: team | from
Kilimas was paced by Morzis

~ Amos who hit for 19 paints while
“yhe .Kermodes were led by

Willia Chemko willl 16: °-

“hn late breaking news con-”

terning ihe weekend lour-

Cents to file protest against —
| Saturdays game techies

- The Herald has learned that
the Terrace Centennials will
officially protest Saturday
night’s loss .to (he Houston
Luckies.

Coach FradSchgeilzertold the
Herald that he was contacted
Saturday. afternoon by the
PNWHL president and ‘told that
allhough Harry Bell supposedly
was serving. a three game
miscondugt, he would be able to
play. if the Luckies could not
fied the .mandatory twelve
players. Bell played the game

‘although the Luckies ‘roster

listed seventeen players, -

‘Schweitzer sald he'd been in
tauch with the league president
and thal a letter of. protest
would be going-out in the im-
mediate fulure. . If the Cen-
tennials: win the protest they
will be awarded (wo points from

. the game, wo badly needed

aament, couch Ed DeVries
revealed thal three girls games
shave been arranged: for, (wa
days of hoép action. Friday at
5:43 p.m. the Caledonia girls

take. on ihe Prince George, :

Polarettes, Salurday at 10:15

p.m. the .Polaretles-are back,

chis| time, agains! (He Kilimal
Senior ‘Team and |hen al 4 p.m,
Saturday it. will he- Prince
George ugains( Caledonia.

Don't miss all the action al
ihe Caledonia Senior Secondary
Schual this weekend,

Next week.

et Mid-season. minor hockey report ae

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points. .

Over the weekend, the two
Centennials losses, coupled with
a 7-4 victory :\* for the Killmat
Cohoes over lhe Vanderhoof
Junior Bears, left the Cents in a
fourth place tie with the Cohoes.

This weekerid the Cents-are
off-on their first road trip of
1974, with games againgt (he
Burns Lake Braves and the

PLAYER OF
THE WEEK

losses for the Kitimat Cohves.

TEAAACE CENTENNIALS *

Seeing Dave Sharpe pul the puck in the net is no new sighl
for Terrace hockey fans and ils a sight they're not likely to
stop seeing in the near future. This is not the first year Dave
has been in the locel hockey spotlight, as last season he led
the Commercial League with 38 points.

“Many local hockey people are very impressed with this
hard-working right wing and center and his tireless style of
play. Até’, 165, Dave is in his last year of Junior Hockey and .
S currently is among the top scorers on the Centennials, The
highlight of the season so far Dave was his three goal per-
formance against the Smithers In December as the Cen-
ienniais bombed-the Totems 9-2. 7 ; .

Local haskelball fans will remember Dave from the days
when he starred for the Caledonia Kermodes, Born in Prince
Rupert, he played Minor Hockey in Kamloops and was on
PeeWee and Bantam All-Star Teams there. .

PAGE A7

Smithers Nats.4 Next “Wed:
nesday a week today they'll
return ta the Terrace Arena for
a match against the Prince

Rupert Halibut Kings. -

If :the Centennials hope to
clinch the fourth ‘and final play-.
off spot, they’ll need wins im ~
most of their remaining games
as well as some co-operallng

Terrace
"B.C,

ings. Hugh Bell and. Del
famossky, Who were serving
inor Lucky.penaities, left the
enally: box. 19’ become : ci
rolled ir the. fracus. Even (he
“fans ‘manuged to. get into. tie.
“getion and one leapt onto neice - ft
i gurfaee and grabbed a Houston

., , peplayet’: Another fdnwas thrown
tof the building ufer he tried
o gel al oné of the Luckies who
ound up inthe penalty box.
When it was all over, referee
at Hayes:called the period off
ind: |acked ihe remaining six
minutes and — thirty-eight
econds’on the’ third: frame. ~
hen he'sat dawn and tried to
igire-oul-who gal what. .
Forsthe Luckies Hugh Bell
and: -Del: Stamossky, both -
ecuived five minute majors lor *.
eaying ‘the. penalty’ box - and
game misconduct for their part ”
ithe “brawl,” Gord Konowalyk. ,
was-assessed five: minules for. -_
fighiing while Terry Burberand - fj -
Vern ‘Skeichly, each received'5S -f
inule. majors for being the
first off-the benches. .
"Dune Graitt, Jesse Epps, K. - J

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Gord: Cook“ ard: Denis Toupin .§
cach’ received ten. minule
misconducts. . -

For the Cenls Hal Papke and
Terry, Stinslahd received five |
minute fighling majors; Darcy