Soar ana i

=

-: gym, ©

‘or = Detroit Red - Wings?

ive-him a holiday on the ‘golf
ourse. Unfortunately for goalie

lext-year as. his New York

. Aslanders would up out of the
. playoffs.

“Neither | local prospect . had
easons .to write home about,

brighter for both. ——.
- Mark of Kitimat was in his

* Fookie season with playoff-

“bound Los. Angeles Kings. Not

a _ Only: that, he had room and.

oard with the great one — Mr.
Gretzky. 7

Then came the blow that shat-
tered Mark’s confidence — he
Was. traded from a contender to
an also-ran.

--This move in late February...

~ shot down the Kings’ proclama-
-tion in pre-season that Mark was.

_- their ‘goalie-of-the-future’,

: Mark had expected to play in the

~~ minors for his first year out of .

the junior ranks, but was
brought. up early by the Kings
‘and ‘spotted in several games
_i behind their” porous defence
‘corp.
-\ However, the trade to

Islanders may be:a blessing for

‘the shy 20-year-old ‘from the
~ Aluminum City:
Mark finished up playing 28

a “games, posting a: goals-against
_ average of 3.92. He allowed '41

r ‘and: out of lineups —

~ goals i in 627 minutes, and had no:
efenceman Jeff Sharples, the.
nd of. the regulat season didn’t :

Mark: Fitzpatrick, it’s wait-till-
. he’s with the Wings as long as ©
they keep winning in the .

though. the future appears.

shstouts, |

Also on his record’ was two |
‘assists on teammate goals, and

only four minutes in penalties. -
As. for Terrace’s: Sharples,

playoffs this spring:
Jeff’s season had more outs

than ins, He was right in the |

middle. of Detroit’s surplus on
defencemen and took. a volun-
tary. ride to the minors to help
the situation.

- When it cleared up a bit, Jeff

wasn’t much better off. He was
still sitting out as many games as

. he played due to the Wings not

trimming enough blueliners. -—
. Topping this off was a foot in-

jury that kept him out of. the”
lineup for three weekends in -

February.

‘None of these - wrong side-
items helped: his offensive ef-.

forts. In 46° regular. season
games, he wound up with four
goals and nine assists — short of

‘his excellent season of 87-88.

Jeff's lack of playing. time
didn’t.-help his plus-minus

Statistics either, although he did
finish with a plus. five and only

26 minutes in penalties.

In any case, we'll be seeing
Sharples at the Terrace Summer

Hockey School in August after —
(he hopes) Detroit wins the

Stanley Cup.

ik fe

. Basketball selection

_ camp this

The best Northwest zone male

: and female high school basket-

- ball players are gathering-in Ter-

“race this weekend for regional

‘selection camps. . © |
‘Those. selected ‘at the - camp

“Move on to provincial camps

- later for youth teams (under 17)

a and prep teams (under 16). All
sessions. will be held” at

: Caledonia senior high school

‘day, with under-17 players

.. working .out from 9 a.m. to
noon, and -under-16. players on

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Selections for boys will be

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coach Phil Letham, whose team
won the zone this season.
Camp co-ordinator Hugh

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