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IN COMMERCIAL HOCKEY
Juveniles string snapped.

In Terrace Commercial
Hockey League action
Thursday night at the Arena,
Skeena Hotel spotted the
Terrace Chrysler Juveniles
an early goal, but came on
strong in the last two periods
- to chalk up a 6-1 victory.

The Juveniles lone goal of
the game came early in the
opening period, Bob Demp-
ster scoring from Larry
Nordstrom and Chris
Reneerkins at 2:01, Skeena
Hotel tied the game with a
power play goal when Cliff
Flurry’s heot found the
target at 10:07, and the first
period ended with the teams
deadlocked at one goal
apiece.

Skeena Hotel’s Bil] Daw
took and elbowing penalty at
4:09 of the second period,
and it looked as though the
Juveniles had a chance to
Tegain the lead. The power
play situation backfired,
however, ‘and Dave Sharpe
eonnected with a short
handed goal at 5:04 to give
Skeena Hotel a 2-1 lead, Cliff
Flurry notched his second
goal of the game just over a
minute later, increasing the
margin to 3-1. Skeena Hotel
netminder Ron Marlowe
took a roughing penalty at
11:23 of the middle frame,
and just over a minute later
Flurry scored again for
Skeena Hotel's second

IN MINOR HOCKEY |
Terrace teams break even

Terrace Minor Hockey
teams finished with four
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Tr ep Team lea
action on the weekend. gue

The Terrace All Seasons
Midgets scored two of those
victories againat their tough
opponents from Kitimat. The
Midgets, who seem to be
playing better with each
outing, blasted Kitimat 10-2
Friday night as Simon Dodd
fired four goals and Doug
Richey counted a hat trick.
Greg Paulson, Larry
Swanson and Bruno Hidber
scored the others. In
Saturday’s 3-3 triumph,
Emile Gagnon and Ken
Wideman each scored twice.

Singles were notched by
Dodd, Hidber, Richey and
Swanson. .

Terrace Twin River
Timber Peewees came up
with another of their lop-
sided victories Friday night
as they thumped Kitimat 9-1.
Dan McGheee and Henry
Reimer each had a three-
goal night. Terry Zaporzan
had a pair and Trevor
Hendry scored one. On
Saturday, Terrace Peewee
B's took on Kitimat and
dropped a 7-4 decision.
Rnady Cote, Chris Brown,
Michael Rouw and Dean
Knutilla scored for Terrace.

At Kitimat, the Terrace

AN EASY WIN
Leafs trim the Penguins

TORONTO(CP(. — First-
perod goals bz Darryl Sit-
der, Jimmy Jones and Lorne
Stamler were, all Toronto
Maple Leafs needed to
defeat Pittsburgh Penguins
#2 in a National Hockey
League game Sunday night.

Toronto built up a 40 lead
after two periods before
Pittsburgh struck back for
two goals by the midway
point in the third period.

The Leafs, however,
countered with a four-gaol
outburst in the games final
eight minutes. Borge
Salming led the Leaf assault
in the third period with two
goals while Dave Williams

IN THE NFL

First.

Minnesota Vikings and
Green Bay Packers battled
to the National Football
League season's first
overtime tle on Sunday,
finishing five full periods at
10-10 and remsining
deadlocked atop the National
Conference CentralDivisio
wtith 7-5-1 records.

Fran Tarkenton's five-
yard scoring pass to Ahmad
Rashad with 10 seconds
remaining in regulation play
gave the Vikings the tie,
Both teams blew fieid-goal
opportunities in overtime.

Minnesota’s Rick Dan-
meier's 2i-yard attempt
sailed wide to the right with
four minutes to go in the
extra period and the
Packers’ Chester Marcol
was wide to the left on a 4
yarder with 17: seconds left.
if the Vikings and Packers
finish the season ted for first
place, Minnesota will win the
NFC Central title since it
beat Green Bay in their first
game this year.

With three regular-season

mes remaining, one other
civision also ia tied at the
top— the American Con-
ference West,he top—the
American Conference West,
where Oakland and Denver
eto Seattle on Sunday to fall
back into a tle with the
Broncos, a tie with the
Broncos, who lost to Detrait
17-14 on Thursday. The
Raiders and Broncos play in
Oakland next Sunday.

In the AFC Central race,
Houston, a 17-10 winner over
Cincinnati, trails Pittsburgh
by 1% games, The Steelers
play “in San Francisco

t. In the AFC East,
New England widened its
lead to two games over

and Pat, Houtette added
singles. .

Leaf goalie Mike
Palmateer had his shutout
broken 54 seconds Into the
third period when Orest
Kindrachuk drove a rebound
past him.

At 10;00 of the third period
Ross Lonsberry scored Pen-
guins only other goal on a de-
flection.

Leafe jumped into an early
2-0 lead before 2:00 had
elapsed in the game.

Sittler, the Leaf captain,
opened the scoring at 1:15 on
a wrist shotfrom the slot that
easily beat Penguin goalie
Greg Millen on his glove

tie of the season

14-10 and Kansas City ¢<

Miami, beating Baltimore
95-14, while New York Jets
were upsetting second-place
Dolphins 24-13.

In the two other NFC
races, Dallas, by virtue of its
37-10 rout over Washington
last Thursday, leads the
Redskins by one game in the
East, In the West, Los

shorthanded goal of the.
periad, giving him the hat
trick, and his team a +1
advantage going into the

"final twenty minutes.

Things just got worse for
the Juveniles in the third
periad. Dave Sharpe’s
second goal of the game at
7:26 increased the gap to 5-1,
and Joe Smoley's unassisted
marker at 12:15 of the frame
rounded out the scoring,

’ giving Skeena Hotel the well

deserved 6-1 victory.

The win increases Skeena
Hotel's first place margin to
three points over Totem
Ford, giving them a 6-1-3

Inland Kenworth Bantams
” conitnued their good and bad
performances, The Bantams
seem to have one good game
and one bad game in their
doubleheader = encounters.
Their bad game came first
as Kitimat blasted them 11-3.
Mel Reimer, Warren Riding

and Mike Lambert scored:

the Terrace goals. The boys
eame back Sunday with their
game as they beat
Kitimat 7-4. Reimer and
Colin Parr each scored
twice, Singles went to Brent
Rogers, Spence McKinnon
and Mark Flaherty.
’ The Pups ran into a pair of
loases against their stronger
Kitimat opponents. In

side. Just 35 seconds later, at

1:50; Jerry Butler knocked
thepuck from Penguins' Bob
Paradise onto’ the stick of
Jones, Jones quickly fired
the puck from the side of the
net and surprised Millen,
beating him low to the glove
side.

Stamler increased
Toronto's marginto 3-0 in the
opening period when he
seored his first goal as a
Maple Leaf after knocking
the puck into the net off the
goalpost at the 16:26 mark,

Torontoupped its lead to 4-
0 with the only goal of the
second period, —

With both teams playing

Angeles lost 30-19 to
Cleveland and had its first-
place margin cut to two
games over Atlanta, a 20-17
winner over New Orleans.

In Sunday's other games,
Buffalo bombed New York
Giants 41-17, Chicage
shackled Tampa Bay 14-3,
Philadelphia edged St, Louis

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an,
als

won-lost record, and 15
points for the season. Next is
Totem Ford with 12 points,
and in third place is the
Terrace Chrysler Juveniles
with 9 points, McEwan GM
and Gordon & Andersen are
tled for fourth place, each
team having 7 points.
McEwan, however, has a
game in hand.

The next scheduled action
in the Terrace Commercial
Hockey League is tonight, at
the Terrace Arena, when
Gordon & Anderson will take
on McEwan GM at 8:45
PM., and Totem Ford will
go against league leading
Skeena Hotel at 10:45 P.M.

Saturday’s 5-4 leas, Brent
Petch scored two goals while
Kelson Crouse and Chris
Culp got the others, In their
63 loss on Sunday, Kelly
Jones, Kevin Monteith and
Crouse did the scoring,

At Prince Rupert, Rupert
and Smithers Pups played to
a 22 tie before Smithers
came up with a 43 win.
Rupert's Bantams took both
games from Smithers
Bantams by scores of 9-6 and

wm.

At Smithers, Rupert and
Smithers Peewees split.
Rupert won 6-4 before losing
75. Rupert's Midgets beat
Smithers Midgets twice by
scores of 11-0 and 7-5.

shorthanded, Leaf, defen-
eeman Ian Turnbull took a
‘slapshot from outside the
faceoff circle which beat
Millen high on the glove hand
side at 5:04.

In the third period,
Wiliams made it 5-2 for the
Leafs when his wrist shot
from the slot went into a net
left empty when Denis
Herron, who replaced Millen
in the third period, dove to
the ice in an attempt to stop
the Leaf winger at 12:32.

Salming, with two, .and
Boutette on a breakaway in
the final minute of play,

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. rounded ut the Leaf scoring.

blanked San Diego 23-0,

Minnesota drove 67 yards
in 11 plays to tie ihe Packers.
On fourthand-seven at the
Green Bay 20 with 23 seconds
left, Sammy White made a
diving catch of a Tarkenton
pass at the five to set up the
tying TD.

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