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- Saturday

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The Terrace Timbermen:
had a rough weekend on the
road, as they were shut out'7-
0 by the Housten . Luckies
night, then
d to drop a 103

decision to the Smithers
Tolems Sunday afternoon.

The Timbermen were.

. doing fine until the midway

point of the first period
Saturday, then Houston's
Rob .Leduke potted one to
open the scoring at 10:38..
The Luckies got two more -
late in the opening twenty
minutes, Bob Hoss netting
one’ at” 19:03, and Bitch
Dupont connecting with just
five seconds remaining to

ve Houston a 3-0 lead going -

to. the middle frame. S

The Luckies continued to
apply the pressure in the

aecond period,-and aga.
result got goals, from Harry... Al Hawkins started thé -

Bel] at’ 7:45, and Rick

 Timbermen

weekend for Terrace

Misener at 11:86, to up the
count to 50, Terrace didn’t

‘fare any: better in ¢ third

period, as Harry Bell's
second goal of the night at
15:05 was a’ shorthanded
effort, and Hugh Bell
rounded out the scoring at
19:32 with a power play goal,
giving the Houston Luckles
their 7-0 win, Terrace
goaltender
Tobor Mandur faced a
barrage of 50 Houston shots,
while Lucky goaltender
Keith’ Ferner stopped 27
Terrace shots enroute to his
shutout.

The Timbermen didn’t
fare much better Sunday
either, as the Smithers
Totems ran up a 5-0 score
after two periods, then
coasted to an easy 10-3 win
‘over Terrace,

Totem onslaught with the

game's first goal a power
play effort at 6:24 of the first
period. Gord Young added
another power play goal for
Smithers at 14:36, and it was
still reasonably close, 2-0
after one,

- Dan Skinner made it 30
when he connected at 4:43 of
the second, and though
Terrace was behind, they
were still in the game. Two
goals by the Totems in the
last minute of the second
period deflated the Tim-
bermen somewhat though.
Brian Young got one at 19:02,
and Al Hawkins second goal
of the game came with just
7 seconds remaining in the
middle frame,

Terrace's first goal of the
game, and the weekend,
came when Barry Heit
scored just 55 seconds into
the third period. Doug
Matheson added ancther at
1:13, narrowing the gap to 5-

Bailor outstanding

TORONTO (CP) — Bob .
Bailor, who last season man-
aged to avold the nagging in-

es that had plagued him
his first full major league
season, has been selected

* Toronto Blue Jays’ moat

outstanding: ‘player for the
second year In a row ina poll
conducted by the Toronto
chapter of the Baseball
Writers’ Association of
America,

“Bailor, a spray hitter and

the hardest player in the
American League to strike
out in 1978— fanning only 21
timea in 621, atbats—

USSR
knocks ©
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MOSCOW (AP) — The
Soviet press Monday
criticized the performance of
a Canadian team playing in
the Izvestia international
hockey match here for not
“coming up to our ex-
pectations.”’

Amid reports that Canada
had sent a third-rate team to
compete in the tournament,
the Soviet newspaper Iz-
yeatia suggested. that
Canada’s leaders were being
“disrespectful.”

“And if we want to
criticize today the Canadians

for the play which does not § 5

come up to our expectations, |
we should start not with the
players who were sent to

Moscow by the Natlonal

Hockey League, but with its

leadership who displayed }

their disrespect not only of
the representative  In-

ternational tourrament, but §F

also of their own sportsmen
who found themselves once
again in a difficulo situation

only because of the bosses of f >

U.S.-Canadian professional

hockey,” the newspaper fF
wrote

Inglis
will
continue

BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) —

Billy Inglis, who was named RE
coach of Buffalo Sabres
ealier this month ona game-
by-game basis, was given f

the job Monday for the rest

af the 1978-79. National

Hockey League season.
Inglis, 35, was named

interim coach Dec, .6 alter f

general manager Punch
Imlach and coach
Profovoat were fired. Since

inglis tock over the job, the [as
Sabres have been unbeaten, A*
winning five games and fy

tying

Pronovost has, been named.

coach of Hull Olympicsof the
Quebec, Major’ Junior FF
Hockey League. The Sabres
said Pronovost will remain Ae
under. contract to Buffalo: F

and be pald his NHL salary

while coaching the Hull F¥..

leam.

Marcel FF

two. a
Inglis, a native of Ottawa, Ae
retlted es,a player”earliér
this fall after 15 years in

hockey,
: The Sabres -also sald py

collected a total of 18 points
in the annual balloting
conducted on a 3-2-1 pointa
system for first-, second-and
thirdplace selections.

The 27-year-old native of
Connellsville, Pa., received
four first-place votes, two
seconds and two thirds to
Rico Carty, the designaaed

ico , the. des .
hitter traded to Oakland ‘As.

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late in the season whose
rights were subsequently
reacquired by the Blue Jays
at the conclusion of the
season,

Carty, who has not signed
a contract for 1979 and is
testing his worth on the free-
agent market, was the first
choice on two ballols and a
second pick on two others.

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2, and it looked as thaugh the
Timbermen might make a
game of it. The Totems
doused the fire, though, with
goals by Gord Young at 6:07,
and Dan Skinner at 8:43.
Terry Grimm got one back
for Terrace at 11:53, but the
Totems added three more
goals in the last eight
minutes of the game. Jim
Stephans netted the first
goal at 12:29, and it was

followed by Don Oulton’s |

marker at 14:28, and Dan
Skinner's third goal of the
gmae at 19:50, making the
final tally 10-3 in favor of.the
Totems,

As Was the case Saturday,
the Timbermen were outshot
by a wide margin, as Kim
Gloedon faced 40 Totems
shots, while the Terrace
team could muster but 17

shots on Smithers goaltender
John Garcia. .
The Terrace Tim-

bermens next game is
tomorrow night, 6:30 p.m. at
the Terrace Arena, when
they will host the Ktiimat
Winterhawks. This will be
the Timbermens last game
until January 3rd, 1979, when
they will host the Prince
Rupert Atom Motor Kings,
and your last chance tocheer
them until after the new
year. It should be an exciting
contest, and the Timbermen
could use your support, so
why not came out andenjoy
the hockey game tomorrow
night?

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Manager Jos Konst is happy
. toreport that the Hillis open,
running smoothly, and is
experiencing record at-
tendance for this time of

year.
Though it opened on

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at the time forced a post-
ponement, but the hill iz now
open and all systems are go.
“We had a late start, but a
‘good one,” commented Jos
Konst,

The earlier lack of snow
is no more, and at this
moment the ski hill has the
best skiing conditions in
their four year history.
There is a 63 centimeter
base, all runs are apen, and
all lifts are operating. ‘

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The Herald, Tuesday, December 19, 1978, Page 3

moment, An outstanding
bargain for out of town
skiers is the two day $19
package. For $19, a skier can
ski hill for two days on the
hill, and stay overnight in
one of Terrace’s better
hotels as well, The hotel
room alone is almost worth
the price, so it's just wort-
what the budget minded
skier may be looking for.
Students are in luck over
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season. For just $32, a
student can ski for a full five
days furing the holidays,

This is greatly reduced from

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entertainment every Sun-
day. If you're looking for fun,
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