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7 Five golds at Molstar Sunday ;

Page 4, The Heratd, Monday, January 10, 1983

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“Local Sports Shorts’

: 4 Kitimat oidtimers beat bet

“Kitimat: Oldtimers. beat “Terrace: -Oldtimers: 48 in‘

_ exhibition, ‘hockey action ‘Saturday wight at: the: ‘Terrace
|, Arena ae

" Scoring, foc Kitimat were Jim ‘Wilson, Brin Brockte, ‘Art:
- Opheim and Wade Merkley’. while the Terrace goslecbrers
were Harold Cox, Frank or Brien: and. Steve Sparks. -

: » Opbein wins ladies’ roze :

Barb Opheim's rink from Kitimat won thé ladies” zone

” torunament i in Houston with a victory over. Linda Moveld of

Prince Rupert ‘Sunday.

_ Opheim knocked both the Terrace rinks out of contention :
‘in the modified double-knockout bonspiel, beating Paulette -.
Patterson: Sunday . mornifig after eliminating - Judy :

Degerness Saturday night.
Opheim now advances to the next round of ladies’ curling,
*Teading | to the provincial championships | later this spring.

Judzontis, Mellmoyle qualify.

Rinks skipped-by Gord Judzéntis and Scotty’ ‘MeTimoyle

will represent { the Terrace Curling Club at next weekend's
. men’s zone finals in Prince Rupert after winning the men’s
* lub zone bonspiel on the weekend.

Judzentis’ rink won the A side of the tournament, winning
_ both their games and beating Mclmoyle’s rink decisively

, ina shortened eight-end final game. :

_ Mellmoyle then went to the B side of the ‘draw and beat

Brian Jackson’s rink 7-6 i in an extra-end B final.

Judzentis’ rink includes Wayne Epp, Kevin Sparks, and
- Glenn Thomsen, while Mclimoyle’s rink has’ Dwayne .
: Needham, Murray Oakden and Steve Wright as members.

ae

- final game

_ MONCTON, NB: (cP) —
» Sékol Kiev" ‘of the: Soviet.
~ Union - doubled ‘Canada’ 3

Olympic training: team 4-2: °,;, Cal
“Sunday, to finish thelr eight: fi

game, exhibition - hockey
series “with | seven wins. and :
ne loss; . .

Kullkov

Darren. Lowe. of the

_ University of Toronto Blues
scored the Canadian goals.
Both.:. teams. ~ played
without the services of three
top players; suspended after
a bench-clearing braw! in a
game at Charlottetown on |
Saturday, won| by the’

- Soviets .4-2,

_ There were, only. a ‘few:
minor penalties handed out
before fights broke. out in

"the last second of the game.

Suddenly, sticks. started
swinging -in the. Canadian -
end and in seconds both

_. benches were empty.:
Alexndr -

Defenceman
_Menchenkov was suspended .

_ for three games. and now

will miss two games in the
Soviet . Union, ‘Forwards
Anatoli: Stepanishev and

. Evgeni Shastin recelved

one-game suspensions. .
. dean-Francios Boutin of

_, the University of Moncton
_ was suspended’ for’ two
= games-and will sit out one
game When the Blue Eagles:

resume league play. Doug ~

..Sergl Demchenko; -Antoll
‘Demin, Nicholi Ladygin, ;
~ and: Alexandr

“+. seored -for Sokol: Kiev, a
first-division team in the v
‘Soviet Union.’

wins -

roared ‘back in’ the second
th: ‘three : straight “Boal

earns: a.
look. -

| faybe. how National

Hockey League scouts, will

“take a closer look at centre
. Kelly Glowa of - -Brandon
Wheat ‘Kings, :

.. He equalled ‘the Western
Hockey. League's record of

| 10 points ‘in. a single’ game
: Sunday, with four goals and
six assists, to spark - the
Wheat Kings to a 12-6 win

over Prince Albert ‘Raiders: |

: |\That gave him a total of Bl
_ Goals, best in the WHL, and

assists for 110 points, also

ta league high, after 42 of -
randon’ 8 43 ‘games. He
missed one game earlier
this season due to a death in

the farhily,-ending a ‘streak

: of 181 consecutive games in ~

; his’ three-year career: with
the ‘Wheat Kings...

But for. some reason,

“Glowa, 19," from’ Fort St.
John, B.C., was ignored
‘the NHL ‘entry .draft last
summer. It’shard to believe:
because of. his 1981-82:
scoring output — 59 goals.
‘and 78 assists for 137 points

Pa

Terry Zaporzan.-of ‘Terrace's..Totem Ford
midget rep team scored two third-period goals‘
against Kitimat’s Legion Bomber. midgets
$ nday 8 afternoon In the Terrace 23 home-tice. °

wit. over: Kitimat, the: second here fash
shovelled the puck underneath Kitimat coal

Don Bare.

Minor hockey roundup

nea

fitiice minor hockey nh its ‘share

The first weekend of minor hockey
rep team league action of the New
" Year wound up Sunday evening, with
teams from “Terrace winning. more

"Herb Grant and
‘adding. one each.

, Saturday in Terrace, Shinde scored
. twice te lead Terrace to-the 4-3. ie

Five skiers were-awarded
_goid medals during Molstar -
racing compelition Sunday
‘afternoon at Kitsumkalum
Mountain ski hill. ©
: The five skiers surpassed

the’ standard necessary for.

them to earn the gold

medals, and joined the 10

silver-medal and féur
bronze-medal winners from .

‘Sunday's competition.
‘Bill Gair; Robert Jenkins,

Scott Welton, Steve Schultz -

"and. Rui Batista won the

- golds, which are awarded
on the basis of a skier’s

"Scott Welton,

performance handica pped.

in comparison to a pre-set.
standard.. Racers compete

in four age groups for male -
-and- female skiers and are

handicapped on thal basis,
but golds are not awarded in
separate. categories.

RESULTS from Molstar ski racing

campetition © at Kilsumkotur ain,
Sunday Jan. -10, 1983.
‘GOLD;
Steve ‘Schullz, Rul
Batista.
SILVER:
 Blaines, Qoug Steele, Sco Hartness,;
“Greg James, Tim Martin,
Almgren,.- . Channing cey,
Leblond, Ken Merry. |
BRONZE: “Kevin Martin, Rick
_ Stevens, Jason Konat, Kevin Pringle.

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; Suspended for one game.

~ Perron’ conceded ‘that: his

Bill Gair, Robert. Jenkins, -

Brooks Aaqaall, Richard, _

John.
Rick.

-in 22-games. In his. first:
season, he had 45 goals and
38 anoles.

In other games Sunday,
Sabketoon Blades defeated
Canadian: coach ‘Jean Medicine Hat Tigers 4,

Regina Pats shaded Leth:

bridge Broncos 4-3 and
- Nanaimo Islanders downed

Kelowna Wings 6-2.

- On. Saturday it was:
“Portland ‘Winter Ha an
Karnléops Olters'5:' Régin
7, Medicine Hat 6 in over”
time; ‘Victoria Cougars ‘a,

Kelowna“3; and Winnipeg
“war lors 4, Prince Albert 3.

‘Archibald of the University
- of Saskatchewan and John -
Kibyuk,: .of ‘Dalhousie
University: were -each

team was no match fer the
Soviets. The Canadians’
only win was in Sydney,”
N.S., ‘when they heat the «
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“They here. ‘just. ‘te0
Strong,” Perron, coach of -
the University of Moncton,
‘said after Sunday's game.
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than their share of. games.
PUPS ve :

“Terrace’s All Seasons pup reps went _
lo Prince Rupert and split their two- ; -
"ame series. with the host pups, losing ©:
the first game 8-2 but rebounding to |

‘win the second 4-2. .

Friday night, Rupert's pups took the |

. impressive win without much trouble, :
‘with only Shane. Maitland and Lane ~
Fredericks. able to solve-the Rupert-~_
| detence.
Dettiftor Saturday’ ‘5 CafiSirace’s wins

; were unavailable.

PEE WEES

The B.C. Timber pee \ wee reps from .
, Tertace won a home-and-home series
‘against the Kiwanis. pee wees from
Kitimat, beating the host Kitiniat team
_ 35 Friday night. and winning ‘again
Saturday morning at home 6-3...
Friday night, Terrace scored. four
third-period goals on their ‘way to the 7-
- 5 win, overcoming a 4-3 deficit. Brad
Trudeau scored four times in ihe .
game, with Robert Holmberg getting a
‘pair and John Donohue adding the
single. Milch Shinde assisted on three

ofthe Terrace goals, ~

For Kitimat Friday, it was Ryan
Monro wilh two and ‘Kelly Gilchrist,

Singles came from Blair Larratt,
- Taylor,.. Roger Pomerleau. “and”
~ while

: Trudeau, :

the Kitimat Boals. |
BANTAMS,

Saturday. morning. -
& &. third.py

wel =:

MIDGETS

. The. Terrace Inland, Kenworth.
bantams split their series against -.
‘Prince Rupert in’ Prince Rupert,
winning Friday’ night - but losing |

. Friday - ‘night, Terrace Seored five. ua

and take the game 9-5. Lawrence Stella:
: 3 had a.pair for Kénworth; while Mark
- Greyeyes, Mike Smith and. Kelson
Crouse each had a goal and two’.
assists.. Mike .Bee, Neilson Thomas,
Brent Petch and Chris Culp scoreil
singles as well forthe Terrace team,
while Dennis Ames had two assists as.

Salurday morning the “Rupert |
- bantams turned the lables‘on Terrace,

- Stella had two apiece for Kenworth,
‘.while Harvey Degerness got a single .
-and: Greyeyes, Smith and Crouse -
‘assisted-on two goals ‘each,

Brian McDonald

* the we

Grant, John -

had a successful weekend aiaint area
competition, tying with the Terrace
Chrysler Juveniles Friday night ‘and
j beating Smithers and Kitimat midgels
wext two days., _ ;
; Friday. night, Dale Kushner and

. Dave Kawinsky scored two goals each
Klonorakis and Brian-O'Neill scored. « and Arron Scott and Cliff Furnseth had

. —_ | singles for Totem Ford, in their €-6 tie -
: eae = with Terrace Chrysler. : Scoring, for

’

; Chrysler: were Darryl Craft," Lorne ©
. Lofroth, Garry Donald, Brent Rogers, °
Ken Newman and Lyle Marleau: -
Saturday; Totem’ Ford hosted the © -
Smithers midget aa ‘and beat then: ~~
‘Tt? Kushnet-znd Scott had four eadh,
od gagals to erasa,a,54 defiait: nt Mé¥id'Des jardin ai®rrey’Kaye wth:
had two and Terry Zaporzan, Brian’ —
Badge, lan Alger, Kawinsky” and.
Furnseth got singles in the win against
~ overmatched Smithers.

+ Sunday Totem Ford beat Kitimat’ 's
‘Légions Bombers 9-3, Kawineky “and
Zaporzan: each had a pair while’
. Scoring singles were Furnseth,-Rod
: Philpo}, Desjardins and Jeff Sharples,
‘Tracy Cammazola, Breck Moore and
scoring three unanswered third-period 'Gleqn Robinson were the Kitimat
goals enroute toa7-5 win. Peteh and, Scorers in Sunday’s game. -

- Saturday, Bombers hosted Smithers
and tied them 3-3 at Tamitik, Nav

Shergill,

Hughie Mitchell scored for Kitimat,

. who. sat out five’ regulars. and played

The Terrace Totem’ Ford midgets with five bantams in the neup. .

Darren. Schikowski and

Flyers shake loss, keep winning

') A ‘Bel trouneing - ad- °

ministéred by the touring |
not- ..
withstanding “Philadelphia -

Soviet All-Stars

Flyers. are“ playing their

- best hockey of the National
‘Hockey League season.

The bad tasté left by the

. Soviets. last Thursday has

been at least partially
digpelled by- a-nine-game’

_ winning streak, tying @ club |
record. and widening «the’~

Flyers’ lead atop: the
Patrick Division.
‘ The latest triumph came
Sunday night at the Spec-

trum, where Mark Howe.
and Bill Barber scored.
short-handed -goals “32:

Beconds apart in the second

period to break a 2-2 tie and .
send the Flyers to an 84 win |

aver Hartford Whalers.
“When you have a mind

Nylund stays out

TORONTO (CP) — Gary ~

. Nylund, the No.1. draft
. choice last year for Toronto:
‘ “Maple Leafs, now js: not
‘ expected. to ‘be back ‘in /
action until early Febrtiary. |.

‘the big defencenian, who

“ED injured his teft. knee in an |
-. exhibition game prior: to the
regular season. and un-

derwent surgery, bad his

first workout Sunday with

the Leafs since the injury.
“Thad to bite my lip a few

times," Nylund ‘sald. hs
wanted to try blasting out of —
| the corner and see if my.

like Mark. Howe flying
around the ice, it’s just the

same as playing even ~
- Birength,"”’ captain Bobby
_ Clarke -said of Howe's

penalty-killing prowess.’
“He can take the puck and

"turn it into an offensive play

quickly. .
“We played well ina lot of

- areas. But, with the number

of scoring chances’ we had,
we could have gotten 15

goals. Ww

The "Flyers, led . by
veteran cenire Darryl
Sittler's three-goal per-
formance, had. beaten the
Whalers 7-4. the. previous
night in Hartford, Conn.
Meanwhile, Chicago
Black Hawks ‘and Min-

nesota North Stars split two

weekend ‘ games, Chicago

7 winning 68 at home rad

yet

‘knee. would take it.
“But I've been ding itive!
months ‘and: été day,;"' so

 ariother’ few weeks “aren't.

going to-hurt.”: ~

season. eo
- He will probably start his

~ comeback. aé a part-timer.

‘The Leafs would like to send

“tim to thelr. American
’ Hockey Leagu¢ farm club in
St. Catharines, Ont., to play |
himeelf in shape, but rutes ~

don’t permit this.

~ Hhettord ii
fs Sulliman' 8, isth - and” Oat
goals of'the peasdi,
| Phe Flyers followed with |
short-handed goals by Howe

Nylund 2
lund will wear a brace and Barber in rapid ‘sue .

‘on the knee for the reat of -'
. the season and pari of next

‘Philadelphia’ 8
‘lead: before. the~ Shootout:
‘subsided:

after losing 4-t Saturday -

night in Bloomington, Minn.

‘Elsewhere Sunday, ‘it
was: Detroit Red Wings 4,
Edmonton. Oilers 3; .Win-
nipeg Jets 4,. Piltsburgh
Penguins 3; Buffalo Sabrea
7, Los Angeles. Kings 2: Bid

New York ‘Rangers 4, New oa

Jersey Devils 3,
Other results Saturday:

Boston Bruins 2, Montreal
Canadiens 1; Toronto Maple
Leafs 7, Los. Angeles 5;
Calgary Flames 5, Detroit
2: -New- York Islanders 6,

Quehec Nordiques i; and St..

Louls Blues: 4, Washington
Capitals 3. a :
|. The Whalers,- who ‘have
only a tie to show for their :
last 11 outings, have never ”
“won in, Philadelphia and
were outshot 53-28 Sunday. :
night,

~The Flyers fed 1-0 after

oné period on -& “goal : by
- Mark Taylor. Ray’
=. made It 201 na

* Allison

]
séednd siiea
“it on, Do

cession.
. Pierre ‘Lacroli’ 5 ‘goal ul

the margin bo 4-3 but Brian.
“regained 7
two-goal:

Propp =

‘The Flyers padded their
lead (o'7-3 early In the third
on goals by Paul Holmgren

patlad pate

and Sittler, with his- 27th of: ,
the season. ‘

.. Ray Neufeld scored for. ,
the Whalers before Propp
closed out the -scoring at |

"15:35 with his second Boal of

the game. .

Hawks 6 North Stars.3 a
Chicago right. winger
Peter Marsh scored .in the

* first period, set up a short-

handed." goal by- Rick
Paterson in the second.and.

“Taid a. ‘perfect - -pasa onto
- Denis Savard's . stick. for

another goal in the third.’

Chicago got two. insurance
goals from Tim: ‘Higgins in
the last six minutes, Steve
Larmer chipped in’: his ath:

~ of the season. ts

mo Was the biggest win of

“the Season for us because, if -

wt ey had won, they'd only be.

“five points.” behind - and. it.
would . have kept :us .-

reeling, ''- Chicago
dodltender’ ‘Tony © Esposito *
said of the faltering ‘Hawks’

_hold‘on first place in the

Norris Division.

Dino. Clecareni, ‘with tis. :
2th, Steve Payne and.Willl

- Plett replied for the. North -
‘Stare, = .

Hed Whigs A oltérs 3. oy
«Mark Osborne, ‘John. .

 Barreit, Willie: Huber’ and |
~ Paul Woods all put the puck | -

belween  _the~“lega’ of

‘ Edniontin Roaltender Grant.
Fuhr to help Detroit shap a

four-game losing slide,