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Serving Terrace and area

Cents trump a pair of

The Terrace Centennials tock
on ail the Kings men over the
weekend and continued their
assaull. on the west division

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thwest Hockey League with 5-4
and 3-2 over-lime victories.

The heros were John Mahon
and Graeme Bevington each
scoring an over-lime goal to
give the Cents a 5-4 victory over
the Prince George Spruce Kings
and a 9-2 victory over the Prince

. Rupert Halibul Kings.

Mahon's gaal, scored al 4:2
‘of. the. over-time period
Saturday came al the tail end of
* four minutes of intense, con-
linual pressure from the Cen-
tennials. In the. four minutes
proceeding the goal, various
Cents marksmen over-skated

: Rupert w
: zone soccer

: A lone geal by Skeena Junior

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4° Due; to the holiday” long ,
weekend, there---will..-bes- no-
Terrace. -Men!a~Basketball -

¢ Secondary School's Cliff Flury

wasn't enough as the local crew
felt to Prince Rupert 3-1 in the
zone seccer finals, Saturday in
Terrace. s

The game, made necessary
by a tie between Rupert ‘and
Skeena for first place in the
regular season standings,
decided | the zone champion
junior soceér team, 0.

Rupert started strong and
fast’: and held the lead
throughout the game. Skeena
pressed on many occasions. but
only Flury was able to. beat

shut-oul bid.

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pucks on break-aways, missed
open nels on 2 and,3 on one
breaks, hit various parts of the
goal posis and were robbed by
George's net-minder Claude
Bertoli. Mahon's goal came cn
a break-away, afler Bob
Bremmer had done his part by
lieing up the George defense.

Bevington's goal'Sunday tock:
a litle longer, five and a half
-Thinutes, but it too came at the
end of an all out assault by the
locals, The alder Halibut Kings
were all bul dead on their feet
when Bévinglon unleashed a
shot from the face-off circle that

appeared ‘to. hit either Tommy ~

MecMasters or a Prince Rupert
defender before finding it’s way
into (he net.

Both games provided some :

fairly exciting hockey.

Saturday night it took the teams
two periods to settle down but:
ihe third and over-lime period
were both fast and exciling.

Sunday, the teams gol into the
swing of things early in the

| second, after a boring first.

peri. -
The Cents leapl into a 2-0 lead -

Saturday night, ana first period *

goal from. Lanae Legouffe
(from Christensen and Felker)
anda‘ marker in the opening .
minules of the second, with+
Dave Sharp doing the damage. .

By mid-way point in the
second however, the Kings had
recovered enough to start the
come-back © trail.” ‘The
marksman here-.was Dave.

Gale and: Lyle Onman on an
excellant three-way passing
play. ‘ . :

-_. Mimites later the Cents had
~ their two goal cushion back, Mel
Christensen converting a Lance

George ‘a: mere 45‘ seconds, ta
again narrow the gap... = -
Again in il was: Wood ‘going

struck for his final goal of tha
night, again on a goal mouth

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Wood who scored from’ Fenton"

Legouffe- pass, but it. took .

the damage, ‘as he was‘allowed.:
lo slip in aiter his own rebound, -
In the third period Wood:

set-up from Fenton Gale and, at

the mid-way point in the period
the Kings moved into the lead
for ihe first time. Cents
defensemen Dale Ames and
c eFee lost the puck ina
mix-up at the blue-line,. Ron
Kolman picked it up and walked
in alone on Barry Dubnyk.

The Cents battled back and
with 3:27 to play and the Spruce
Kings playing man short, Casey
Felker brought down the house
i goal after Mel
Christensen had set it ail up
with a lot of hard work at the:
Kings blue-line, That ‘goal
paved the way-.for Mahon's
over-lime heroics and the Cents-
first win of the weekend,

Sunday the Cents and the
Prince Rupert Halibut Kings
needed a tumultuous: first
period to let off steam, before |
sellling down to some hard,

exciting hockey action.

Although each leam scored
once in the opening frame, (here
were a number of incidents,
including one which should lead
to further disciplinary action

* taken againt a member of the
Prince Rupert Halibut Kings.

The firsL incident of the period
came after only 28 seconds of
play-when Lance Legouffe and-
Rupert's Dave Pickell squared

off, Both received five minute :
fighting majors, Pickett and’.
additional twa far high sticking

and Legouffe a couple of stit-
ches in (he region of his right
eye,

-At 3:05 Rupert's Kmyta

picked up iwo fer high sticking ©

and the Cents, although they
had a two manadvantage for 24°
secands, failed to score. Things

continued. rough and rugged. «

until the 9:39 mark when Craig
Ferguson tock a perfect setup
pass from Dave Pickett an

Figures still show

* Game decline

The latest hunting
figures reléased by. the
Game Checking Station
in Cache Creek confirm
this year’s. trend which
sees the: .number of
hunters and the numbers
of game. taken, down
dramatically from last
year.

Although

1,741'-non-resident hun-
ters. have been through
the Checking Station this
year, the. total numbers
reedown' 3,058 ‘from last
year, PPE MR ea tn lh pee

As for the species
moose are down 816, from

; 13,038 -
resident hunters . and

4935-in 1973 to 4,119 this’
year, Deer are down 515,
‘from 789 last year to 274
‘this year. Thirty less
‘goat have “been ‘shot
(down from 95 to 65) and
the number of sheep
taken is down to nine
from 37. Grizzly bear
numbers have - dropped
from 58 to 18, black bear
‘from 201 to 117. Caribou
show a. decline of 114

from-last year’s take of |.

329,

down. Chukar are up 10
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converted it into a {-0 lead for
the Kings.

A minute after that Kmyta
went back {o the penalty box for
tripping and again the Cents
had trouble, mounting their
power play offensive, With four
minutes left in thé period the
Cents again had an exira man
advantage when Ron Muyers
awent off for throwing an elbow.
and this time they did manage
to make itcount, Kevin Willison

kings

’ The Caledonia Kermodes
open their 1974-75 basketball
season this weekend with a
home game against the Quesnel
Spartans Saturday.

The. schedule, released last

was, needless to say, ejected
from the game. ° ;
Each team again scored in
the second period, Gord Stevens
putting the Kings up 2-1 at 8:25
and. then’ Bobby DeChamps
lieing it up again a minote later.
The period featured some
excellent hackey and. seme
brilliant displays of goal len-

‘ging prowess by Cent’s Barry

Dubnyk and ‘the King’s Olm-
stead. * :
In the third. there was no
scoring, again due’:. to. the
brilliant work “of Dubnyk and
Olmstead, but near the end af
the period it was evident that

* the Kings were fast ruriing out

of.steam, That became more
lhan. evident in the over-time
“period and, although they held

. the Cents off.for five minules,

the end was not in doubt and the

As well as. these all .
‘other species, .;with: the :
“exception of chukar, are -

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season this weekend

week, shows the local senior
high school team playing in 17
different events, ranging from
play against single teams lo

‘tournaments both home and .

away.

On the 22 and 23 of this month,
the Kermodes will play a two
game series against Kitimat,
the first game in Kitimat, the
second in the Caledonia gym-
naslum, On the 20th and 30th of
this month the Kermodes will
host Richmond from the Lower

— Mainland to two games in the
gym.-

Caledonia
December 6 and 7 sees the
Kermodes travel .to ‘Prince
Rupert for tournament action
and then, the next weekend, the
team continues tournament
play. On the 13th of December
they'll play one game against
Victoria High in Terrace, the
first game of a Kitimat. tour-
nament.. Saturday, the 14th,
both teams will move (o Kitimat
to compete against teams fram
Rupert, Smithers .and either
Kamloops or Houston, alang
with the host Kitimat team.
Then, jusi after Christmas,
the Kermodes ‘vill take a [rip ta
Victoria la. compete against

seven leams in tie Bob Whyte’ .

tournament in lhe capitol city.

After that ‘they com.e home for
the annual Terrace Kinsmen
Tournament en January 10 and

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li, Among the teayns on hand

‘will be Prince Rupert, Prince
George, Houston and Dawson
Creek.

Friday, January 17 the
Kermodes play host | to
Smithers. Then January 21and
m2, the locals will host an
Alaskan team from Meilakalla
10 (wo games. The following
weekend they host Parkland
from Victoria area, travelling
to Vicloria’ the following
weekend for a return .mateh

with Parkland and two other .

matches.

On February 7 and 8 they'll
complete in a tqurnament in
Prince George, then-travel lo
Dawson Creek for two games on
Feb, 14 and 15, and attend the
Houston Invitational Tour-
nament on the 21 and 22 of
February, :

They'll end, the local season
on March 7 and 8 with the North
West Zone Finals, held this year
in Prince Rupert. After that
daie they wili hopefully ad-
aance to the provincial finals in
Vancouver, where ihey last
year finished eighth over all.

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