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Stewart .

In Terrace

For the Stewart team that
visited Terrace last week, it
was a lot of fun including
hockey, staying at a major iocal
hotel, going for a swim and so
on, As for the hockey, well
there was a major mix-up thal
affected thal aspect.
had

Stewart informed

* Terrace thal they had a pee wee

pup aged leam ready to com-
pete, 50. Terrace put up their
pee wee pup reps. But when the
teams took to the ice there were

murmers of surprise,

The Stewart team was in fact
a bug age leam, one age group
younger than the pups. Rather
than call off the game the two
leams changed goal tenders
and played. No score has
been released. ‘

The Terrace Minor Hockey
Associalion then did some
running around and managed to
come up with a Jocal bugs leam
for a7 a.m, match Friday. The
final score inthat match was 10-
0 for Terrace.

Terrace

In Smither

The two losing teams from the
pee wee league’s semi-finals
won themselves a trip to
Smithers for four games
there last Saturday,

One leam, ‘sponsored by
Phil's Service managed to win
their first game 62 before
dropping their second mateh 5-
2. The olher team, sponsored by

Skoglund Logging did not fare
as well, dropping both matches. °
The scores were 4-2 and 7-4.
Many thanks must go to. the
parents whe donated their time
lo drive the two teams. lo
Smithers and a big, special
thank you must go te a. Mr.
Cooper who bough the whole.
bunch lunch in Hazeiton.

Kitimat —

In Terrace —

There were some difficulties
in the match tale last’ week
between Terrace and Kitimal
midget rep teams , nol the least

of which was a flal effort by ihe ©

- Jocals who appeared lo have

ras

steoareeareners

Sern teger tien

AU LEME LECCE TEER ERE BOAT

psyched themselves oul even -

belure they hit the ice.
Tostart things off the Terrace
and District Minar Hockey
Assacialion had asked for a
Kitimat midget house team 1a
travel lo Terrace for com-
petition bul Kilimat “sent in-

stead their midget rep lean :
which has played in ihat cities ,

commercial hockey league
throughoul the year,

There were only several of tr
Terrace forwards that, did ats
digging, the defensive effort
was almost totally nonexistant
and the goal tending, which
slarted’ off well was
degenerating by the end of the
second period.

That game was. won handily
by ihe Kilimal reps.

Terrace.

In Hazelton

With Saturday's play-offs out
of the way lhree Terrace rep
teams travelled to Hazellon \o
play heir counter-parts there.
‘The pee’wees were lhe big

“wdes 18-2." ”

: race baniams also
scareda victory, 5-4 in oyerlime
with Doug Hostland scoring the
winning: goal.

Inihe final game: hetween the”

Terrace midgets and a team
fram the Hazelion Commercial

Hockey League there was an -

uproar. which led io Terrace
withdrawing their (eam fale in
ihe second periad.

Terrace was down 63 vith

about five minutes left to play in
the second period when a fracas
erupted... Terrace players

report thal, lean: male Ken.

Hostand was penalized five
minules for fighting despite the
fact-that ha had pol thrawn a
punch ar even dropped his
gloves.” When he protested he
was given a game misconduel.
At that lime Ken protested
again and was hit by the

hey demolished the"

referee.
left the ice’ and. went- home.

despite apologies from the... |

Hazellon organizers. of : the |
afternoon game. ois

The Terrace team ~

THE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C,

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Friday aflernoon and.evening
- was given aver ayer la minor
hockey game play al the
Terrace Arena with teams from
Houston visiting to lake on their
Terrace rivals. ce,
_ The pea wee pups from here
came up with a good effort but
wound upon the wrong end af a
6-2 seore, Scoring for Terrace
were Leland MacDonald frem
David Gawne and Danny Fagan
from-Larry Swanson. :
Housten got goals from Brent
davis Ubrec), Kevin Dendt,
Eric Cardipole and Harley
Skipness.
Next up were the pee wees
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from a 9-1 loss the last time the
two leams met battled Terrace
10a 5-5lie inthis one. Houston’s
goal came from Nick Sworyk.
Darrin. McKone, Harvey
Szydlick, Doug Bertheson and
Nick Sworyk again.
Hitting the mark for Terrace
were David Malzmaier wilh
-two, Allan Soucie, Rick Wilde.
and Gary Wilde. Allan Saucie
assisted on the final, tying goal,
e-lbe only assis! given on the five
goals." ms
The baniams took’ lo the ice
‘nextand wound upon lhe wrong .

end of a 7-2count when the final |”

buzzer sounded. Goals by.
David Pigeau, assisted by Doug
Hostland and: Don’ Lindstrom ,
from Henry Davidson gave the
locals a 2-1 lead at the endnof
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feel apart and Houston took
aver, - Houston's goals came
from Cliff McClusky, who
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*Berthelsen and MeClusky each
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Terrace minor hockey's bus week

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If last week was minor hockey's big week, Saturday’ was cer:
tainly their big day as the house league finals and a number af
exhibition games against teams from Prince Rupert were played.
The hockey Saturday went from 8a.m. toa little after 11 p.m, that
night and there was hockey a plenty for even the most avid fan of
the game.

A lot of recognition must go to the executive and members of the
Terrace and District Minor Hockey Association who made:
Saturday, and the season, an outstanding success. All must be
thanked for the many hours they have put into minor hockey for
Terrace. a

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The Shopper’s Drug Mart team was strongly favored to win the

midget house league finals but the Kalum Electric sponsored team .

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Shopper's Drugs by a 5-3 count. Kalu Electric’s goals came from
Ron Ross with Max MacDonald assisting, Steve Radford an
unassisted goal and one assisted by Richard Inkster, Darrel Lind-
strom from Ron Ross and Tim Kolner from Steve Radford. .
Hitting the make for the Drug Mart six were Mike Radelet from
Kenny Hostland, Jeff Pocha from Rick Graham and Arthur
Raushenberger and Mike Talahicky from Ken Hostland.

; Bantams - So
The Bantams finals, between Pruden and Currie and Manuel's
- Restaurant was marred with chippy play and a tolal of .forty
minutes in penalties, ohe ten minule misconduct and one game
misconduct. And there were a lot more offenses the referee could
have called but didn't. - eT!
The final score in the game was 7-4 for Pruden and Currie who
dominated the game (hockey-wise) from the opening face-off.
Gino Iamale started the ball rolling and Pruden then got goals
from Donald LaLonde, Donnie McColl from Dan Schmidl, Bruce -
Bennett from Micky Wagner, Dan Schmidt from Rick Slemko,
Donnie McColl from Dan'Schmidt and Bruce Bennett,
Scoring for: Manuel's were Kirby,
Mark. Lijungh. : .

LO Pee Wee Pups ,
The pee wee-pups final game was one of the best games played
that day and although the players were young, they were there to:
play hockey and that they did. 9; es
The Duhan’s Welding entry got on the score-board quickly with
goals from Mark Sarich and Leland MacDonald and then hung on

David Pigeau ,who got two -

for a 6-4 victory. Other marksmen were Mark Sarich from Michael ~

Schaeffer, Leland MacDonald wilt his second, Roger Watmn and
Rick Wright: Scoring for the Kinsmen were Larry Swanson, Steve
MeCardon, Rohert Christ! and Larry Swanson again with Robert
Christ] assisting. . oy tee
2 Pee Wees ae

The finals in this division featured the Twin River Timber team
against Terrace Esso and though the score sheet has gane missing,
the Herald has learned Terrace Esso won the game andthe
divisions title for this year. . cos

: Bantams : note
The bantam reps from here battled (he Prince Rupert bantams-
next and when thal game was over Rupert held a commanding 10-0

Lenim, Vanler, Andresin, Davis, Lindsay and Buba.: -

; “Pee Wees . Ca,
The pee wees rep leam was up against Prince Rupert in the next

found who knew the eventual winner ofthat balile. -

. Juvenile
The winner in the juvenile house league
Munson sponsored team. Se
; - Midget mt
‘The final score sheet [rom Saturday night is also missing but the
Prince Rupert midget reps were the winners in their match against
Aheir Terrace counter-parts, | core

have contributed to the success of this season. And, if any players
slill have equipment: or uniforms belonging to the minor hockey |

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final was the SR. : :

‘The Miner Hockey Association would like to thank all those who."

association they areaskedto return thern to either Jim MacDougall: —