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BY JACK STEWART..
Totem Ford wins number
one, Skeena Hotel in Finals.

In the first two games
Monday night, Totem Ford
doubled Gordon and An-
derson.6 to 3.

ont was a hard hiting, pul

all the stops hockey
en me that saw penalties help
de the outcome. :

* With 9:14 gone in the first
period Totem’s Tom Farrow,
hesisted by Bob Peacock
were first on the board, a
short handed goal, with

Brian Clark inthesin bin for -

elbowing.

_” With 13:46 gone, the same
duo scored arain on a power
play, ‘when G&A’s Don
Clifford was in the box for

roughing.
“G&A scored early in the
second period. It was Kevin
Olsen, from Harold Cox and
David DeWinter. Three
minutes. and 46 seconds
later, it was Olsen, DeWinter
and Mark Hidber, to tie it up.
Their firat goal was on a
wer play when Totem’s
ike Ford was penalized f for

n "With 2:46 to: go. Totem’s,
Michaud, asslsted by
E ‘and Ken Olsen,

By THE ‘CANADIAN PRESS
. REMEMBER WHEN...
Braunstien and his
Winnipeg rink won the Cana-
‘dian Brier Curling cham-
plonship 13 years ago
today—in 1965—beating the
British Columbia rink 10-7 in
Saskatoon. A five on_ the
‘eighth end avoided a
deadlock with Saskatchewan
quartet led by Harold Worth
of Delisle.

ADVANCE—AMs TUE Mar

By THE CANADIAN PRESS
; REMEMBER WHEN...
Canadians were startled

when the Soviet Union

defeated Canada 7-2 to win
the World Hockey Cham-
pionship 2% years ago
today—in 1954—at Stock-

‘holm. Canada’s team,

Toronto East York in-

termediates, entered the

final with six wins and no

Joases, while Moscow

Dyndmoshad five winsand a

tie, The victory in the final

fre therefore gave the

SEN

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DOUCLAS ILT. EVANS
OA TRUST OFFICER |

‘Royal Trust

scored on a power play with
G&A playing short handed.
A minute and 28 seconds
later it was Totem again
with Farrow, Peacock and
Rick Litowski, ending the
od 4 to 2. The seocond
power play goal fo the
period,
With 17:57 to go, ealrly in *
the third period it was Ford,
rico pae and Litowaki in a

ar 3 Slater sau Bak got their

third final goal from
DeWinter, Olsen and

Clifford.

With one second to go
Harder, ‘assissted by

Peacock - drilled one past
.G&A net minder Richard

‘Bullen, to end the game 6 to

“In shots stopped, Jerry
Lamming turned away 2
G&A shots, 12 of those In the

Richard Bullen, of G&A
stopped 16 shots through the
game.

In penalty minutes, Totem
picked u up 18 minutes through:
three periods, and G&A
picked up 16 minutes.

ywas tre first meeting

USSR. a one-point edge.

ADVANCE—AMs WED Mar
8
By. THE CANADIAN. PRESS
REMEMBER WHEN .. .
Paul Runge of Montreal
Maroons was fined $50 and
suspended from: the National
Hockey League 40 years ago
today—in 1998—for striking
Red Horner, Toronto
defenceman, on the head
with a stick. NHL President

Frank Calder said Runge’s -
good record up to that time _

kept the suspension down to -
two games: .
. CANCELLATION HURTS
NEW YORK (AP):— A
lawyer. representing “boxer ~

Ron Lyle said Tuesday the |

heavyweight's future career.
is in jeopardy because his
scheduled bout with Latry
Holmes was cancelled Jast
Saturday. The claim was
made by Jacob Rabinowitz
in connection with a Jawsult .
filed by Lyle against pro-
moter Don King and the
American Broadcasting Co.n

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Skeena Hotel and Mifwan GM ayed a deciding aime im the Skeena won 5.
Commercial Hockey League semi-finals Monday night.

serbian

for these two teams.

fhe three stars all went to,
Totem Fords, Jerry Lam-
ming, Bob Peacock and Torn
Farrow.

The second game of the
night saw Skeena Hotel
defeat McEwan 8 to 5 to win
a playoff spot in the finals.

In the first period Skeena
scored three unanswered

goals. First it was Dave —

from Dick Brown,
then Sey Piatoni from. Ken
Zeigler and Bob Cooper.
Skeena’s second goal was
scored when McEwans Rick
Lewis. was penalized for
_interference.
With 12:44 to go in the

‘second period McEwan’s

Ray. Rowe, assissted by
Frank O'Brien and John
Miller; got their first
marker. XN
at: 15 later it was Skeena's
; from Shadlock and
Souter. With 5:13 to go, it
was Skeena again when Ken.
| Feigler,: agsissted by
Shadlock and Coutuere, put
one past McEwan's Eric

Chapman. —

With 2:14 left it was
Piatoni, his second one of the
net from Scott Freeman

. Hotel 6 aboard read x, ma

“The third period started off
with a bang when at the 44
second mark, Steve
Dillabough assissted by

Lewis Taylor got ‘their

second marker. -

One minute and 36 seconds
later McEwan scored again,
this time it was John Miller’
from O'Brtien and Rowe, to
make the score 6-3.

. Ken Zeigler for Skeena,
assissted by Cooper and
Couture opened thier lead

again, and a minute and 29
seconds later the icing went
on the cake when Sev Plateni
scored his third goal of the
night, assissted by Bob
eo

W: 358 to go it was Ra
Rowe from Gillard and .

Miller and $6 seconds later it

was Rowe again from Miller |

. and Ken
In the final minutes. of the,

. game with Ken Zelgler in the’

penaity box for Skeena,

McEwan pulled Chapman §
out of the net for an extra
forward, For a minute and 22 -

seconds McEwan played 6-4,
and strong defensive work

by Skeena kept them off the
“I ‘the shots stapped ;

RB

Counselling:

- fiflaan years.

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‘ednesday
‘Ford again, at 10° p.m

RS

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Commercial hockey semi-finals

department, Ken Dean. of
Skeena stopped 23 through ..

2\% periods, and 13 of those

were in the third perlod. Pat

_ Hayes took over and only

had five shots to turn away.
which gives an indication of
how strong the defense was
for Skeena. = -

At the other end Mekiwan's B

Eric Chaprar stopped
shots, 11 of those in the third

period.

Total penalty. mintues
through three were
$2 for McEwan being
assessed 18 minutes and __
Skeena hotel the balance.

There were two hat tricks
in the. game... one Pod
McEwan's Ray Rowe, the

other to Skeeng’s: Sev
Piatonl. .
~The win for ‘Skeena in

ched a playoff spot in the
finals having defeated
McEwan tow straight.

In the other series, Totem
‘Ford will go at it again, this
Wednesday .night at 9:30
p.m. when they meet G&A

If Tatem wins Wednesday.
they will play Skeena at 10
p.m, Thursday. If G&A win
Wi they play Totem

“Thursday in the deciding

« game of this series.

final series is the best
e.out of five and should
turn ‘out to be some of the
best Commercial League

Hockey to take place here in
alongtime. . ;

Skeena Hotel, the
newcomers this season have.
earned their place. I wonder
who they will play — don' t
you?

Come out and see!
The three stars. for this

game had to be Sev Piatoni
and Ken Zeigler, and the

i “Running back Terry Met-

ealf; ‘figned Monday by
Toronto Argonauts to the
highest contract in Canadian
Football League history, has
released details of the money
he was pald by St. Louis
Cardinals of the National
Football League.

‘Metcalf, 26, signed a

reported seven-year con-
tract with the Argonauts
calling for about $250,900 a
season in U.S. fimds, The
Seattle, Wash., native. will
play out his career in
Toronto. .
“I don’t want to go into de-
tails about my Argonaut con-
tract, but I don’t mind telling
you exactly what I got
paidnin St. Louis,’ Metcalf
sald. He was drafted third by
the Cardinals in 1973 out of
California State University
at Long Beach,

“My rookie season in the
NFL (1973) the Cardinals
paid me §20,00 and then
$21,000 the next year. I
signed a new contract in 1975

Betting
increase

Canadiane apparentiz did

not take their troubles to the -

racetracks last year where
they wagered a record $1,232
billion, up 9.6 per cent from

1976, statistics from the

federal agriculture. depart-
ment Bay.

However, the average bet
per race on running horses
dropped . 2.3
$61,954 while the average bet
on harness races increased
8.1 per cent to $23,423,

The Woodbine rate track
in Toronto was the site of the

two largest wagerings—-§2.8

million by 32,660 patrons at
the ueen's Plate June 25 and
$2.8 million by 24,354 at the
Championship Stakes Day

Oct. 23, Edmonton's: Derby _

Day attracted 12,754 patrons
who bet $1.2: ‘million.

There. were 128 racing
ecards in the country last
year which produced

’. wagering of more than $1
* million: 27 at Blue Bonnets

and one at Richelieu, both in
Montreal; 38 at Greenwood
in Toronto; 50 at Woodbine;
two at Fort Erie, Ont.; one at
Edmonton; nine at Van-
couver. -

The number of running:
horse cards increased by 84
days and 870 races last year.
and harness racing in-
creased by three days and
187 races. Agriculture offi-
cials conducted 74,551 urine
samples, 76 of which found
prohibited substances, 55

from ‘standardbred and 21

first star went to Ken Deane. from running horses.

_ Gard table

per. cent’ to

for $63,000, but that's not as
good as it sounds?

3“The new contract called

for 20 deferred payments
stretching between 1934 to
1986 and I'll have to fight for
that money. Last season 1
made $50,000, but it cost me
$20,000 to buy out the

THE HERALD, Wednesday, March 8, 1976, PAGE 5

$250, 000 a season for new |
‘Argonaut running back _

for 4,438 yards and scored 24
touchdowns, caught 19§
passes for 1,862 yards and
nine touchdowns, retur-
nednl 7. keckoffs for 2,04
yards—a 26.2-yard

average— and two touch-
downs, and returned 60 punts
for 92! yards and one touch-

remaining two years of my down

contract.”
In five seasons with the
Cardinals, Metealt rushed

He is the first NFL player
to record more than 2,000
combined net yards in three

coneecutige eeazons, 1976-77.
Metcalf said his signing
may show other NFL players
that the CFL is worth con-
sidering for a career.
3"! think I've opened the
door from the NFL to the
CFL," Metcalf said. ''A lot of
Players, some good friends

 ofnmine, are going to look up

here. | The NF'L owners are
y talking about the
Macai situation. "

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