. trounced
” Leafs 8-0 and Chicago beat

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- 2ky’s consecutive

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A chink is showing in
Bogtan. Bruins’ armor, and
the National Hockey League
team ts concerned.

Gntreal |
beaten by Boston in three of

Then,- after Bruins goalie
‘Pete Peeters retired for

‘repairs to a cut above, his

~ right eye, Bob Gainey made

Canadiens,

four previous meetings this .

season, “exploited the

Bruins* . problems Sunday,

riding’ a. five-goal third.

periéd to a 7-2 rout,
“Right now. we're not
Uting,”’ said Bruins
ibe ‘Gerry Cheevers said.
awe are one of the hardest-
g tems there ia, so it”
te

‘Block in’our
and that conceras me,
“Al key times, we were
running all over the ice
without any purpose.”
It, other games Sunday,

fientel WEVE EOL" jy
vninds

Quebec . Nordiques tied
Hartford Whalers 5-5,
Buffalo Sabres’ downed |

Pittsburgh Penguins °7-3,
New ‘York -Rangers edged
St. ‘Louis Blues 3-2,
Philadelphia Flyers tied
Chicago Black Hawks §-5,
and Vancouver Canucks
defeated New Jersey Devils
3-2,"

GRETZKY'S, . [STREAK
ENDS - .
Saturday, Weyne ” Gret-

point: -
scoring streak-was stopped
at 51 games as Los Angeles
Kings defeated Edmonton
Oilérs 4-2, Boston - beat .
Witnipeg Jets5-2, Detroit
Red Wings edged New York
4-3, Montreal
defeated Pittburgh 4-2,

, Guebet blanked Hartford 3-

“Washington: Capitals

Toronto Maple

Minnesota North Stars 4-2,
‘In Boston, the Cariadiens’

. took a 1-0 lead at 4:34 of the

first period when Bobby
Smith scored his 24th goal
while Montreal was shor-
thanded.

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pee eye

it 20 against Doug Keans, |

winner of eight consecutive
starts for the Bruins. | ..:

The ‘Bruins got back into
‘the game on rookie Doug
Kostynski’s first NHL goat
in the second peried. Then |
veteran defenceman Larry
Robinson ignited a five-goal
Montreal third perlod by,
scoring on, B pass - -from

Smith “ ‘ihe a period ,

bas se '
Aes ene med Nilan;

Pierre Mondou and ‘Mats
_ Naslund completed the rout
with goals, Boston replied

yan

with just a power-play tally —

by Rick Middleton, his 33rd.

Nordiques 5 Whalers 5 -

In Hartford, Michel
Goulet ‘scored his .second
goal of the night to. give
Quebec the tie. Goulet's

goal, his 42nd of the season,
edme during a power play
with five minutes left, on a

pass from: Peter. Stastny.

Also. scoring.- far - Quebec
were Wilf Paiement,. with
two, and Paul Gillis. Sylain
Turgeon, with two, Mark
Johnson, Risto Siltanen and
Tony . Currie. scored for
Hartford, which extended’
its winless - ‘streak to nine
games. ,
Sabres 7 Penguins 3”

,Gil Perreault and Craig
Ramsey, each : scored, ta)

Boals in, the, th sriod
Buffalo Meme ts At

beaten streak to 13 games,,
Paul Cyr, Ric Seiling and’

_ Gilles Hamel also scored’for

the Adams Division-leading
Sabres.. Doug’ Sheddon.
scored two - and Fon }
Flockhart added another for -
Pittsburgh. Perreault was
playing his 1,000th NHL
game, only the sand player

. period gave the Rangers the.

‘Bruins concerned over loss to Canadiens

in league history to. do: 30.
Rangers’ 3 Blues 2 .
In New York, Reija

Ruofsalainen’ 3 second. goal
of the game with 7:22,

remaining” in the third.
win. Anders Hedberg scared
the other New York geal:

Bernie Federko, and Doug"

Wickenheiser replied for St..

Louis. The victory lifted
New York into first place i in
the Patrick. Division, one
point ahead of idle New,
York Islandars. alt,cmarks., 4s
the finsttime since 1972. thats
the Rangers have been in
first place this late in the.
season.

Flyers 5 Hawks 5. -

“In + Chicago, ;
Philadelphia’s Mark Howe
uncorked a 50-foot slapshot
-with oné second remaining
in’ regulation time to give, .
the Flyers the tie. Howe's
goal, his 10th of the season

te

“njuries rob NHL allstar

:EAST RUTHERFORD,
N.J. (CP) — Wayne Gretzky
will-be The Show when the
National Hockey League

all-stars take to the ice.

Tuesday night, but. injuries

have robbed: the league’s .

annual showcase of some ‘of
its premier performers.

Edmontan
‘Superstar centre,

| Gretzky,
Oilers’

had his consecutive-games |

points streak stopped at 51

Saturday night, but that

won't detract from his all-
star role. Gretzky is on the
‘cover of Sports Mlustrated
again and every reporter
and broadcaster in town,
wants an interview. <-.

Four of the top 10 NHL
scorers. will he absent.

Stars missing as a. result.

of various physical
maladies will be Mike Bossy
and Bryan Trottier of New
York Islanders, Jari: Kurri

of Edmonton Oilers, Marcel’

Dionne of Laos. Angeles
Kings, Tony Tanti
Vancouver Canucks. and Al
Jensen’ of
Capitals, 4 ius

MN ta hag eo

4

Gretzky ‘too could: miss’
_ the game, because of a’

bruised left . shoulder, “lt I

‘oft pla ay, Pll play|"jhe said,

Saturday in . Edmonton
before leaving , ‘for. a brief
vacation in Altantic. Gy.

Gretzky has not riisgéd. a
game since sitting one out in
the 1970-80 season...”

A’ capacity |
19,023, with top ticket prices
set at $28, already
guaranteed at Brendan
Byrne Arena, home of New

‘Jersey Devils, for the, ath
* annual NHL all-star ganic.

‘crowd | -of

of .

* Washington be

is -

. replaces _

- Clarence ‘Campbell

overshadow most

Tim Kerr.of ‘Philadelphia

Flyers was named Sunday ‘eight games played under’

as a replacement for Bossy. *

The Islanders! left winger, .

who had appeared ‘in five
straight all-star games and

- won most-valuable-player , ;

honors. two years ago, .
suffered -a- knee. injury
Saturday” night that | will
keep him on the sidelines for
two weeks.

Pierre Larouche of New | *

York -Rangers is — the
replacement for Trottier,

“Charlie Simmer of the

Kings replaces  Kurri,
-Bernie Nicholls of the Kings.»
subs for Dionne, Darcy Rota -
1 Canucks‘ team-
Resch of the Devils fills in

a Jensen as the backup’
Prince of Wales Conference
goaltender behind Pete
Peeters of Boston Bruins.

| Murray . Bannerman ’ of

Chicago Black Hawks and
Grant Fuhr. of Edmonton
are the goaltenders. for the
Con-
ference stars. .. .

PRODUCE. OFFENCE
With Bosiy. and Trottier
on: the: sidélines, . Michel
Goulet, with 40 goals. a0 far
this season, ‘ and ‘ Peter
Stastny of -Quebee’ Nor-

, diues willl, be expected to

generate most ofthe Wales’
offence,

Gretzky, . nursing a sore.

. shoulder; is looked upon. to.

Jead ' the’  Calnpbells, -

Gretzky. has scored 61 goals"

and has 183. pointe’ to.
other.

shooters this season.

The Campbells: won 9-3
last year, with Gretzky
scoring four. goals in the
third period.

The ‘“' Wales " team,

however, has won six of the:

the current all-star setup.

The NHL.” board’ of
governors will huddle, but
there's little on the agenda
with the spice of the last two
years, when franchise shifts
—~ Colorado Rockies to New
Jersey in 1982 and the woes
of St. Louis Blues in 1983 —
created much of the news.

Pittsburgh Penguins have
‘been lobbying for-a switch
to the Norris Division, with
Toronto.. Maple Leats
moving” to the Adams, but
NHL officials sald such a
‘proposal wasn't ‘on | the
agenda.

The “NHL _ players’
assocation, headed ‘by
president Tony Esposito of
Chieago Black Hawke, also
will meet.

!

“and second of thie game,
_1,@ame after the Flyers had’

pulled goalie" ‘Bob Froese...
“The tie gave, the Flyers a 27-
15-8 record, Also-scoring for.
the Flyers, were Paul

Holmgren’: Ross Fitzpatrick °

nd *: ‘Dkka: : Sinisalo. Bill

“Gardner: scored ‘two for

“Chicago and singles were
added by: Denis Savard,
“Doug Wilson ‘and . Rich |
. Preston. .
‘Canucks 1 Devils 2

In: ‘Vancouver, Thomas. |
Grain: firéd two” gonls® ‘to
“give “the’ Canucks" their”
second ‘consecutive win,
Captain Stan’ ‘Smyl, set up
by Gradin, scored the other
Vancouver goal as the
Canucks evened ~ their
record at 2-2-1 since general
manager Harvy Neale took
over behind the bench Jan.
19 from Roger Neilson. Tim
_ Higgins and Paul Gagne
scored for New Tersey.

show

with the Lester . Patrick
award for service to hockey
in the United States at an
-all-star dinner tonight.

Rick Vaive, Selected a
second-team. __ "Clarence
Campbell Conférence: star
last week behind firat-team
Pick Kurri, summed up the
players’ feelings ‘about the:
annual event.

“You get’ there and
everybody wants to win, but
it’s not ‘the end. of the.
world,” the right winger
said. “‘Everybody is there to
bave fun and enjoy. them-
Selves and go out and play a
good ‘hockey Zame for the
fans. _

/ “Winning or losing, isn’t
the biggest. issue, but it’s
always nice to win,”

| ‘Simpson undefeated

PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. |
(CP) — Two. wins Sunday”
gave Dave Simpson of
Vernon the lead among
seven zone winners at the
B.C. Interior Curling
Association men’s .cham-
pionship,

* Simpson edged. Rab Brise
of Smithers 6-5 and downed

. Brice Young of Cranbrook

96 lo remain the only un-
defeated zone winner after
the opening’ day.

 Yourig,. Barry Smith. of
Kelowna, and, Brise, who
"also nipped Kevin Smale of
Prince George 65 in an’
extra end,. are 1-1, Smith
edged Smale 6-5 but fell 7-2
after eight ends to Barry
McPhee of Kamicops, while
Young's other game was a

Pe ere

%5  win- "against Fred
Thomson of Nakusp,
' McPhee is 1-0, Thomson 0-

| and Smale 2,

The seven association
zone winners are playing a
Tound-rabin, -with the
winner advancing to the

‘ provincial champianship in

Ladner Feb, 10 to 12. When
the round-robin ends
Tuesday night, the other six
-tone winners advance to a
playoff with ten ‘teams
determined from the 59-rink
banspiel which is running
simultaneously with the,
tone winners’ round-robin,

‘In a first-round bonspiel
game, Bert Gretzinger of
Kelowna best Don Bogie of
Kamloops 7-6 in an extra
end.

* Taronto

John
_ Ziegler will -be presénted

. eae

eid TE ETRE he

ae ea

The ReébHouston’ ‘Fink of curling champicnship by

Vernon advanced to the
Canadian. junior men's

rn

Standings

Wales Conference |
Patrick Division
WLT FAP

Rancers 3017 5213 199.45

Islanders « 31 19 2228 181 64
Phila 27:15 8 218 379 62°
Wash 27:21 4 193 165 58
Pitts 10.35 5°159 276 25
New Jersey 1036 5 141 214 25

. Adams Division
“Buffalo - 3313 6 2t0 345 72°
-. Boston 3313 3 222 147 49
* Quebec 28 18 & 24a 185 62
Montreal 25.24 3.201 197 53
- Hartford 1528 7 167 212 37

* Campbetl Conference
Norrls Glvlsian

27 4 241 292-58
2127 5 195 215 47
20:27 6 482 202 46
Id a9 5 BSP 220 39
16 29 6 195 25] 38

Olvision
3a 9 5 30) 205 81
19 19 11 16T 200 49
19 24 @ 228 257 44
19 28 6 204 216 44
U5 27 10 215 244.40

Smythe
Edmentan
Catgary
Winntaes
Vancouver
Los’ Ang

: Sunday Results
_ Montreal 7 gaston 7
“> Quebec 5 Hartford 4
Butfalo!'? Pittsburgh 3

“NY Rangers 3 St. Louis 2

Philadetphia 5 Chicago 5
Vancouver J New Jersey 2
. Saturday Results
Boston 5 Winnipeg 2
Oeirolt 4 NY. islanders 3
Los Angales 4 Edmonton 2
Montreal § Pittsburgh 2

> Quebec 3 Hartford 0

Washington & Taranto. 9
Chicago 4 Minnesota 2
Tuesday Game -

. >, AllStar geme " Batt Ruther
jad

“National Hockey League scor-

“Ing leaders efter games Sunday
night:

AP
Gretzky, ‘eam a 92 (183
Kurrl, Edm 4b Os
Bossy, -NYI 33 45 «(8)
P, Stastny, Que 26 54 82
roel Qe 42 Ja
Troitltr, MY? 25 51 =«79
Federko, StL ze 45 73
Cotfey, Edm 46647 «13
Dionne, LA a7 41 88
Pederson, Bos 4 68

WHE
_ Standings

1 Pa

"Eastern! ‘Division ”
WLT FAP

Regina’ 33-15 1 204 202 87
Lathbricge O2 17 0 171 174 64
Medicine Hat2a ta | 255 200 57
Pr Albert 26.23) 2-288 271 Sa
Calgary, 26.22 0-241 924 52
Brandon 25.21) 2283 221 52
Saskatoon ‘25-240 0 226 238 50
Winnipeg ~. 939 0 ina 338 18
Wastern Divination

Kamloops 3} 17) 0.294 228 42
Victoria 26 19 0231 18? 52°
New Westmin

7 | a a5 2-202 283 48
Portland, 23:25 0289 287 44
Seattle 15 3) 0 209 252 30°
Kelowna | 12 38 1267 296 95

Sunday . Results
Lethbridge 3 Medicine Hat 2
‘Regina’ 11 Calgary o .
Kamloops 1). New Weit-

minsier-3
Prince Albart 10 Portland 4 -
Saturday Resulis |
Calgary 10 Lethbridge 2
Medicine Hat 8 Saskatoon 6
Winnipeg -5 Kelowna 4 .
News Westminster .& Portiand

Prince Albert & Seattle 4 (oT)
+ Tuetday,: Games

" Regina et Brandon

“Prince Albert at Victoria

Kelowna at Kamloops

Farkvam,
~ Alger
‘scoring
goals .

On Sunday, Langley
doubled’ Cowichan 8-4,
Summerland swamped °

Revelstoke 7-1 and Burnaby
dumped Abbotsford 10-6.

In Duncan, the Eagles
scored four unanswered
goals in the third period to
sew up their win over the
Capitals. Neil Reimer and
Darrin Alexander each
scored a pair for Langley.
Todd LeSergent had two
goals for Cowichan.

In Summerland, Ward
Carlson scored twice to lead
the Buckaroos’ attack.
Dean Garnett played a
strong game between the
pipes for Summerland,
turriing back 37 shots.

Rick Dietrich scored
three goals and added. an
assist In Burnaby’s home-
ice win over Abbotsford,
Troy Farkvam and Glen
Engevik each scored twice
for the Bluchawks. Tony
Carter scored three times
and Randy Douville twice to
pace the Flyers.

In action Saturday,
Murray Winnicki scored
two goals for the Knights in
the Penticton-Revelstoke
game,

‘Winning the Pepsi cuhllenge
provincial jr. men's
playoffs Saturday night,

with a 5-3 victory over Dean *

Geiger of Prince George.

‘Houston was the number
one igam from the interior
division and he-opened the
playoff with a victory over
Stephen Streifel of Victoria,
the number {wo team from
the Pacific coast league.

Houston then played the

_ Humber ane rink from the .

coast, Ken McArdle of
Haney, and came up with an
exciting 7-5 win leaving
Houston the winner ofthe A
side of the draw.

The Dean Geiger rink of

eee qr ct

‘rink: victorious : y

Prince George emerged to
play Houston in the final by
winning the B side with wins
over Streifel and McArdle.

The final game was ‘a
close, hard fought match
with both teams exhibiting
excellent curling and.
mental poise,

The Vernon rink skipped
by Rob Houston includes,
third- Dave Stephenson,

.lead- ‘Rick Latta; and

second- Todd Latta. The
team is coached by Dick
Latta, "
The Vernon boys will now
curl -in, ‘the Canadian.
championship. at

 Assinaboine curling club in

Winnipeg Feb. 19-25.

There was zone
basketball action for the
senior girls and boys in .
Kitimat on the weekend.
Caledonia ‘boys finished in’

first place and the girls —

ended their games in third
Spot.

In boy’s action, the

. Kermodes -had a bye in the

first round but. opened

Saturday's games: with a

111-78victory over Kitamaat

” Village. Sean Moldenhauer

had 21 points and Stacey
Cook had 19 for the
Kermodes. -

Terrace then advanced to
the finals where they met
Prince Rupert Rainmakers,
, Terrace downed Rupert 90-
§4 in the final - game,
Moldenhauer again paced
Caledonia “with 22 while
Wade Watson ddded 15.

Willis Parnell of Rupert
was named the tournament
M.V.P. and Cook, Watson,
and Moldenhauer were
named to the first allstar
team. Johnny Rocha. of the

_ Chieftains and Joey Stewart

from Kitamaat Village were
the other members of the
firat allstars.

Domingos Rodrigues of .
the Chieftains got 33 points
in Kitlmat’s 76-73 overtime
logs: to; Rupert::to,,eam's as:
berth.on the second allstar’
team. Other members were
Wayne Fehr (Burns Lake),

James Bain (Houston),
Keith Shrubsall (Rupert).
and Greg Engen (MESS
Jr). The Prince - Rupert’
team was named the most
sportsmanlike team,

The Caledonia Kermode
‘girls had an up and down
game against Kitimat Orca’
as they, lost their first game

’ 59-44. Caledonia scored only’

10 points In the first half and
were down 30-16 at the half, i
The Terrace girls - then
pulled it together to. start:
the second half and scored
% polnts to Kitimat’s 22, :

_ Terrace pulled to within two!

points of the Orcas but then:
lost the momentum again,
leaving the final score at 53-
44 in favor of Kitimat.

Angie Horianopoules
scored 18 points and Laure
Beatty got 15-to top the
Orcas, Karen McConnell
had 12 and Crystal Thomas’
had 10 for Caledonia. =“

In their second ‘game!
Terrace.had an easier time’
with Hazelton, defeating’
them by a score of 79-49.
Terrace got some good’
balanced scoring, Karen’
McConnell and Tammy’
Bishop had 13 and Kerry?
Paulis and Stefanie Weber\
added.10. aieccaesos aie

Caledonia “Agipis:s will “sde
their next action on Feb, 11:
in Prince Rupert.

Midget rep hockey =: :

In midget rep hockey over the weekend the Terrace
Totem’ Ford midgets split. their games wilh’ Rupert.
Terrace lost Friday night’s contest 8-3, Brent Petch had
two goals for Terrace and Troy Kaye added one,

Saturday’s game saw Terrace get even as the Terrace *

Ral

ae

’

midgets downed Rupert 13-3. rian Peteh and Lawrence *
Stella each had three goals for Térrace. Troy Kaye and
Chris Culp had two and Mario Desjardins, Scott Fairless
and Norman Chapdelaine each had singles. |.” i
There were 104 minutes in penalties handed out ut ineladng i

. two game misconducts.

Terrace wrestlers second

Terrace wrestlers came’ up with- a good showing in
Skeena’s first major wrestling tournament on Saturday,
finishing in second place in the team point standing.

Hazejton finished in first place with 175 points followed by =
Terrace with 158 points. Kitwanga was third with 48. 2

Sam Derrick of Terrace was named the most outstanding 3
wrestler, See complete run-down:of points {n Tuesday's

paper,

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