_ Timbermen

oldtimers
win big

The Terrace Timbermen put
together a winning string of five
games to capture the six-team
Schenley Division of the Cana-
dian Oldtimers’ Labatt World
Cup ‘90 hockey tourney at San
Diego last week.

Timbermen, who won special
jackets for their efforts, were
never pressured in any of their
games.

They were one of two, three-
team groups in their division.
The round-robin portion had
them play games against the trio
in the other group.

They opened with a 5-1 vic-

tory over Anchorage Oldtimers.
Afler a day off for the golf tourna-
ment they played two games on
Wednesday the 21st.

Timbermen won both games
— 7-1 over Shipman Corners,
Ontario and 11-3 over Yellow-
knife Ford Model ‘A’.

That put them in the division
semi-final, where they blanked
Yellowknife 5-0 in their second
meeting.

The championship contest put
them up against their first-game
opponent — Anchorage. Ter-
race won this game and title 4-1.

Singles hot, teams
not in youth bowling

Singles bowlers held their
own, but the teams might as well
have stayed home.

It was the zone reps in senior,

junior and bantam boys and
girls in competition at the B.C.
Youth Bowling Council’s ‘‘four
steps to stardom’’ finals at
Kelowna on March 17.

Each group had 12 zone en-
tries — winners from zone play-
downs were held earlier.

Our singles players held their
own, but in the six categories for
teams we registered three 12th-
place finishes and three i0th-
place windups.

Last placers for team play
were Kitimat Bowling Centre in
both senior boys and bantam
boys, and Prince Rupert’s
Totem Lanes in junior girls.

The 10th-place finishers were
Terrace senior girls, plus Totem
Lanes’ bantam girls and junior

boys.

David Halley of Terrace had
the best effort in singles,

In his five-game junior boys’
set, he placed third overall’ on a
score of 1,050. The winner of
this section was 130 pins up on
Halley.

Two youngsters earned
fourth-place singles honors --
Darcy Netzel of Terrace and
Kathleen Ogilvie of Prince
Rupert. Netzel rolled a 1,250,
291 pins behind the winner who
rolled four 300 games.

Ogilvie had a 755 score — on-
ly 18 pins out of first place.

Tracey. Blaus of Smithers
placed sixth in junior girls’
singles. Ninth-place windups
were turned in by Kitimat’s Ber-
nie Whelan in bantam boys and
Terrace’s Debbie Lebeau in
senior girls.

Panthers win tourney

The, Alkali Lake Panthers
needed overtime to defeat
Kitimat Kougars 6-5 in the
championship game March 18
for the Acklands Kitimat
. Ladies’ Hockey Tournament.

The four-team series also
: featured Prince Rupert Raiders
against Terrace Trojans in the
battle for third and fourth
places. Rupert won 5-2.

Trojans went winless in the
three-day series. In the round-
robin portion, Trojans lost 6-1
to Kougars, 6-1 to Panthers and
5-3 to Raiders.

Kougars were unbeaten going
into the finals, having posted 4-2
and 6-2 victories over Raiders
and Panthers.in addition to their
opening win against Trojans.

‘Huskies hoop champs

The North Delta Huskies cap-
tured the B.C. boys’ triple
' *AAA’ basketball championship
title March 17, Chad Johnston
* scored 29 points to lead North
- Delta'to a 75-66 victory over the
* Richmond Colts in Vancouver
© Saturday night...
’ “It was the 38th consecutive
: win this season for the Huskies,
ranked number one provincially,

and one of the longest. streaks in .

B.C. high school history.
Mark Craven scored 20 points
for the Colts, who have won the

B.C. championship three times.

in the last six years.
In the consolation final for

third place, the Kelowna Owls —
‘defeated the St. Thomas More

Knights of Burnaby 84-69...
Prince Rupert Rainmakers

wound up with one win and two.

Josses..0 =

"Kitimat Gyro’s 7, Kitimat Devils 5

The Scores Are...

Northern Motor Inn Okies 2, Convoy Supply 1 (Shootout)

Prince-Rupert Puckaneers 7, Stewart 3

Prince Rupert Wrinkles 7, Terrace Timbermen 4
Smithers Hudson Bay 9,. Kitimat Molson’s 1
Hazelton 6, Houston 0

Timbermen 8, Convoy Supply 3

Devils 8, Stewart 2

Wrinkles 14, Kitimat OI Keg 3

Molson's 16, Houston |

Smithers 3, Hazelton 2

KITIMAT OLDTIMERS’ HOCKEY TOURNAMENT
~ MARCH 10, 1990 |

Wrinkles 8, Convoy Supply 3
Ol Keg 4, Okies 2
Puckaneers 3, Gyro’s 0
Timbermen 4, Okies 0
Gyro's 4, Stewart!
_ Convoy Supply 5, Ol’ Keg 4 (Shootout)
‘ Smithers 16, Houston 3 .
' Wrinkles 3, Okies 1”
Ol’ Keg 5, Timbermen 4
Molson’s 6, Hazelton 2
Devils 6, Puckaneers 3

* TERRACE MENS BASKETBALL LEAGUE PLAYOFFS —

March 13

All Seasons 97, Skeena Hotel Masters 77

High Scorers: Travor Shannon 23, Jeff McKay 20

Evs Clippers 91, Road Maintenance 79

High Scorers: Richard Klein 35, Edward Valdman 17, Willie Chemko 17
Skeena Hotel and Road Maintence play for third and fourth places. All

Seasons and Evs Clippers play in championship game.

All Seasons had to win two games last

Thursday night to capture the Ter-

race Men’s Basketball League championship at Caledonia high school. In the
first game All Seasons eliminated Road Maintenance 97-84. Then the clinch- - .
ed the title on a 106-86 win over Evs Clippers. And that winds up the $-month |

long season.

TERRACE MEN’S RECREATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE

Game Scores
March 17

Norm's Auto Refinishing 3, Inn of the West 5
Inn of the West wins the best of 3 series 2-1
Skeena Hotel 6, North Coast Wranglers 2
Skeena Hotel wins the best of 3 series 2-1

Final League Standings

Team .
Skeena Hotel 39
Norm’s Auto Refinishing 40
Inn of the West os 40
North Coast Wranglers 39
Convoy Supply 40
Northern Motor Inn Okies 40

Goaltenders Averages

Woody: Miller
Carl Beaudrautt:
Ron Marleau
- Gerry Lamming |
‘Tony Pavao
Dave Scott
’ Todd Gieselman

Top 5 Scoring for each team
Convoy Supply

Team G
Jim Hollins cs 13

: Glen Kathler cs $19

Mike Barg cs 8
Randy Tremblay cs 11
Hank Roundup ; cs

Ron Titcomb cs ©

Inn of the West |

Brian Stevens INN
Charlie Porter INN
Dan Van Os INN
Lance Legoeuf ’ INN
Dighton Haynes. INN
Norm's Auto Refinishing

Jim Rigler . NAR
_Tim Kolner . NAR |
Rob Bell NAR
Andre Qualizza NAR
Ron Smaha ’ NAR

GP W

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SReases

- North Const Wranglers

Gerry Dempster
Graham Brady
Alex Gordon
Tom Sheasby
Steve Schultz
Northern Motor Ina Olies
John Losier
Pete Nickerson
Dick Shinde
Rick Terelesky.
M, Myers
Skeena Hotel
Norm Hebert
Emile Gagnon
Bruce Cameron

* Clint Carruthers

Tom Turner

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