- and $264 triple. .

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DEMOLISHED McEWAN 12-2

Reno Michaud scored
three goals, Ron Smaha, Bob
Peacock, and Sean James
added two apiece to pace
Totem Ford {to a 12-2
cakewalk over McEwan GM
in Terrace Commercial

‘Hockey League action

Tuesday night, The victory
was Totem Ford's second
win in as many nights, as
they had defeated the
Terrace Chrysler Juveniles
10-3 the night before.

The rout began at 6:12 of
the opening period, when
Ken Olson popped one in to
draw first bloud for Totem
Ford, Ren Smaha and Mike
Ford each added a goal to
make the score 3-0 in favor of
Totem Ford after one period
of play.

The Totem Furd squad
erupted for six mure goals in
the middle frame. Bob
Peacock's first goal of the
game madeit 4-0 at 4:38, and
Reno Michaud notched his
first goal at 6:21. Sean
James’ marker at 7:11 was
followed by Peacock's
second goal of the period just
19 seconds Jater, and the
-peore was 7-0 in favor of
Totem Ford, Ron Smaha and
Rick Lelawski added

SEAN JAMES....scored twice

- Totem Ford is hot

markers befure the end uf
the middle frame, and when
the smuke finally cleared,
the scurebuard read Tulem
Ford 9, McEwan GM 0.
Tulem Ford picked up
right where they left as the
teams began the final period
of play. Just one minute 36
seconds inty the period, Reno
Michaud increased the
already substantial lead to
10-0. Sean James’ second
gual of the game made the
score 11-0 before Frank
O'Brien finally gut McEwan
GM on the scuerebvard with
his gual at 7:37. Tum Adkins
added another for McEwan,
bul it was a case of tuo little
tou late, ag Tolem Ford
already had an in-
surmountable Jead at that
point,, With just 2:27
remaining in the contest,
Reno Michaud got his third
geal of the game, completing
his hat Urick, to make the
final scure 12-2 in favor of
Tolem Ford.
The next scheduled
Terrace Commercial
Hockey League action is at
9:30 p.m, tonight al the
Terrace arena, when the
Terrace Chrysler Juveniles
will take on Skeena Hutel,

This week on the alleys

by Kathy Mcleod

This weeks report will
hopefully be in on time. H
some leagues are missing it
is because the reports
weren't at the bowling alley
by Salurday afternoon. If
the secretaries cannot get
their reports to the Janes by
Saturday afternoon would
they please phone me at 635-
3712 & I will get it then.

Monday mens has Jvhn’s-
Billiards leading with 29 pts.
followed by Cedarland Tire
with 24 & Terrace In-
ternational with 19 pts.
George Haugland sports
high average with a 221.

Mens high single went to
Roy Clifford with a 285
while Cory Fleming rolled
a 737 for high triple.
Cedarland Tire took team
highs ty rolling a 4142 single

‘The Travellers sport 26
points for the lead on
Monday mixed. Mens highs
were a 247 single and 717
tripte rolled by Del Bjornson.
Ladies high single went to B.
Scolt with a 217 with the high
iriple being a 536 rolled by D.
Myslieki. Team highs went
to the Travellers with a 912
single and 2626 triple. High
averages for the league are a
219 for the ladies sported by
Judy Axe with Del Bjornson
holding a 224 for lhe mens.

Team standings on
Tuesday Coffee have the
head pins leading with 22 pls.

followed closely by Sugar
‘N’ Spice with 21 and Goof
Offs with 20 points. High
average for the league is a
212 held by Gail Kofoed.
High single and triple went
to Pat Sheichuk with a 243
single and 677 triple. Donkey
Five took team high single
by rolling a 1013 with a 2685
iriple total rolled by the Silly
Larks for that high.

No names lead on Tuesday
Mixed with 32 pts, followed
by Old Timers with 30 and
Lucky Seven with 25 poinls,
Mens high average is held by
Niel Seaholm with 2247 with
Sherry Renney sporling a 245
for ladies high average.
Team highs went to Lucky
Seven with a 1078 single and
3029 triple total. Men's high
single went to George
Haugland with a 280 while
Neil Seaholm rolled a 742 for
high triple. Nora Haugland .
rolled a 301 for Indies high
single with Sherry Renney
taking high triple with a 735.

Wednesday Matinee has
Kenworths Hoily-Toitles
with 36 points followed by the
Coffee Wippers with 26 &
Early Risers with 21 points,

High average for the
league is a 207 sported by
Judy Axe. Ladies highs for
the week went to Darlene
Frank with a 260 single and
750triple. Kenworth’s Hoity-
Toities walked off with leam
highs by rolling a 1004 single
& 2914 triple total,

Friday Mixed has the
Funny Five leading with 35
points followed by the 4077
Squad with 31 & As It Falls
with 23 points. Men's lop
average is a 227 sported by
Doug Mumford with Donalda
Preston topping the ladies
with a 238 average. Mens
highs went lo Henry Ar-
chibald with a 316 single and
finishing with a 790 triple
total. Ladies highs wenl to
Donalda Preston with a 265
single & a triple lotal of 716.
Team highs were a 1078
single and 3073 triple rolled
by As It Falls.

Results from the Y.B.C.

Junior league had the girls
highs going toJuan Petersun
who rolled a 171 single and
458 triple.

Brent Flaherty tovk buys
high single with a 195 with
Terry Beard taking high
triple with a 471 lotal. High
averages are a 144 sported
by Sheryl Tetrault with
Terry Beard holding a 182 for
the beys.

‘Team standings un
Wednesday Nite Ladies have
Silhouettes leading with 29
points followed by Road
Runners with 27 points & the
Muppets ‘with 25 points.
Gilda Edgar holds high
average with a 208 high
single for the week went to
Marg Mumford with a 247
while Linda Miller rolled a
three game total of 702.
Team highs went to the
Silhouettes with a 1030 single

and triple of 2967.

Ocean Hreeze jeads the
way on Thursday Mixed with
38 points fullowed by the
Lumber Kings with 31 and

Slow Starters with 27
points, Cy Renney hulds

mens high average with a
245 while daughter Sherry
holds ladies high average of
206. Mens high single went to

Del Bjornsun 323 while
Sandra rolled a 298 for ladies
high single. Mens high triple
went toGary Alger witha 784
total with Apne Mayer
rolling a 665 for ladies high
triple. The Lumber Kings
tovk team highs with a 1100

con't on pg. 6

dene eet per q

The Herald, Thursday, October 19, 1978, Page 5

daily herald SPORTS
LC with Chris Porter
FIGHTING BACK ALL YEAR

Yankees a unique team

The 1978 World Series of
major league baseball
followed a pattern New York
Yankees had pursued all
seasun. They fell behind,
then won when they had to
and wound up sipping cham-
pionship champagne.

Swallowed up in a sea of
emotion which surrounded
the death of longtime Los
Angeles coach Jim Gilliam,
the Yankees, champions of
the American League, lost
the first two games of the
best-of-seven Series.

The ‘Yankees had rallied
befure, but four victories in
five games against the
National League champion
Dodgers seemed like too
much to expect.

“7 had two munths lo du
something before," said
manager Bub Lemon after
his club was baltered 11-5 in
the Series upener and then
drupped a 4-3 squeaker. “‘We
don’t have that much time
now.”

The Dudgers had
dedicated the Series to

‘Gilliam and opened fast.

Davey Lupes, the oul-
standing Dodgers player in
the series, hit twu homers
and drove in five runs in the
opener. Run Cey banged a
three-run homer, drove in all
four Dodger runs and wat-

sluggers Thurman Munson
and Reggie Jackson in the
ninth inning lo take th
secund game, ~ '
The Yankees were
staggering, as they were
earlier in the season.

‘Firat, they had lo over-
cume Buston Red Sux’ lead
in the AL East Division, a 14-
game bulge that faced an
injury-depleted Yankee
team July 19.

They alsv had to adjust to
the change of leadership
frum feisty Billy Martin to
the more serene Lemen. |

And they had to survive a
divisional playuff with the
season riding un a pressure-
packed single game in
Boston.

And then they had Lo over- |

skee

West Division kings.

Each time, the team sur-
vived. But the Yankees were
wounded badly in thuse two
Series losses at Lus Angeles.
Only five teams in the 75-
year history uf baseball's
world championship had
overcome a similar deficit.

The Yankees were
destined to be the sixth and
they did it in a unique
manner.

New Yurk won the next

four games in a row,
something nu team had

- managed after dropping the

first two Series games.

“You have ‘to admire
them,” said Lemon. ‘With
all the problems and injuries
we had, I never saw a team
with mare guts.”

comeback story. Fired by:
Chicago White Sox on June
30, he was hired by the
Yankees three weeks later
when Martin resigned under
pressure.

The leam was 10% games
out of first place when
Lemon took over and it
played .700 ball the rest of
the way.

“Bob turned us around,”
said shortstop Bucky Bent,
voted the moat valuable
player in the World Series
with 10 hits in 24 at bats,
seven runs batted in and
sume spectacular fielding.

“When he first was hired,
he told us to play like the
world champions that we
were, He gave us all con-
fidence.”’

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