‘Terrdeo ods,

iT prrace Reds-Hockey

y Night, January 14, in minor hockey
Rupert Atom Motor Kings won over the
which managed to win 2 goals.
‘fame was played at the Terrace Arena.
ately the Herald was unable to obtain a

game card or personally cover the event.

It was

reported that attendance was ap-

Prom Prince 50 or 60 and that most of this was
m Prince Rupert spectators.

Owners Sells

‘CHILLIWACK, B.C.
{CP) — Otto Mammel,
owner of Chilliwack
Bruins of the Pacific Jun-
lor Hockey League, said
has sold his

0 per cent interest in the
-hockey. team to two
‘Chilliwack men, Art Tim-
mers ‘and Don Meyers.

‘Mammel said Joe
Popove would retain a ten
ber cent interest in the

civeyers, a land
developer, ‘and Timmers,

-. Sports

~KARL-MARK-
STADT,East German
Reuteras-Anett Poetzs
and Jan Hoffmann
defending European
champions asserted their
domination of East
German figure skatin
during the weekend,
easily taking the in-
dividual titles at the
national championships.
Poetzsch fell in both
short and free-skatin
programs but finishe
comfortably ahead of
@cc de Cm
Weissenback with seven
ordinals and 146,96

points.

.. Hoffmann won the title
with seven ordinals and
152.26 points.

. Manuela Magar and
Uwe Bewersdozi, fourth
at last year’s European
championships, took the
pairs title.

& real estate salesman,
said Saturday they pi plan
to complete the Bruin

obligations to the Pacifie
Junior Hockey League
and will attempt to

strengthen the team for ~

the remaining 17 games
this season, The Bruins’
record this season is a
win and a tie in 30 games.

They said they plan to
hire a full-time general

managerand coachatthe —

end of the current season.

Shorts

innsbruck, austria cp-
Gaetan Boucher of Ste.
Foy, Que., won the men’s
500-metre event and Vera
Krasnova of the soviet
Union took the wemen’s
500 metres Saturday at an
international speed
skating meet.
Krasnova’s time of
41.99 seconds was the best
performance this year.
yivia Burka of Winnl
was sixth in 43.69 an
Kathy Vogt, also wot
Winnipeg, ninth in 43.92.
Bowcher’s winning time
in the 500 was 38.71
seconds, moa
Thibault of Quebec
was fourth in 40.67,. -

Boucher finished
second to Hans ‘Van
Helden of the

Netherlands in the 1,500
metres. Van Helden's
time was 1:59.67 and
Boucher's 2:00.97.

_ Cranbrook Royals

“Cranbrook Royals, led

‘Billy Martin, edged

fer te first ace in the

Wostern Internationa]

Hockey League during

on, scoring

two’ two wins over last-place
Nelson Maple Leafs.

‘Martin scored three

‘times Saturday as the

. vals wan 6 85 on home

is tted the winner
e Friday a

Granbrook edged the

Naboo. Leafs in

“The ... victories left
Cranbrook two points
behind Spokane Flyers
which maintained the
league lead with a 6-2 win
Saturday over Kimberley
Dytiamiters. The
Dynami

ters had better

luck. Friday, beating
Trail Smoke Eaters 9-6.
wing “and. ‘Rob Neale
an eale
Spring and twice and
Brian Dickie added a
tingle as the Royals led 4-
ter one period and 5-3
after two.
scored twice for Nelson
while Lee Keller, Ron
k and Rick Klassen

ad led the others.
, Ray Martyniuk made

3: ‘saves in fe for
Cranbrook,. w e
Nelson's Mark Earp
blocked 34 shots.
EVENS SCORE

. * In. Nelson — Friday,

Martin got the winner
after: Keller gent the
game into overtime with
brilliant solo’ stfert 3
be: 17 of the final
‘Jin Miller. ha clad

. Mike

Hien scored the .

ern Quaroni -

— Walton.

’ Tuesday.
visits,

other ‘Nelson goais,
Earp made 27 stop:

while Leo Kare

playing for Cranbrock,

recorded 25,

In Spokane, the Fl
took a 3-0 lead in the first
period and cruised to
barley. win over Kim-

Mendal Bysohlid had
two goals for: the winners
with Don Horgeson, Ron

Houston, Garth Morgan -

and Bob. Trembacky
adding one each. Dale
Booth and Jim Cruise
tallied for . the
Dynamiters which hold
third place, eight points
behind Cranbrook and 18
ahead of Trail.

Ron Lefebvre kicked
out 28 shots for Spokane
while Dit net-
minder arry McKay
sto
WIN AT OME :

On home ice Friday,
Kimberley scored four
times in the third period
to break a 5-5 tie and beat
the Smoke Eaters.

y Cummins fired
two goal for Kimberley
with singles comin: from
Cruise, Ken Ireland,
Hicks, Aurel Beaudin,
Murray Myers, Brian
Macklin and - Glen

Tom Gawryletz led

' Trail with three goals.

Tom Thompson Craig
Reichmutch Doug
Buhr added *. singles.
Harry Dorkin made 27
saves in goal for Trail
while Wayne Bell s

"20 shots for Kimberley.
goals for the Royals. and «.

League action cor
tinues with two games

Cranbrook
berley while
Trail hosts Spokane.

~ Record Leap

“SAPPORO; Japan
Reuter’ Norwegian.
student Bjarne '‘Naes.

uced a‘ Fecord-

reaking leap of: 118 ©

quatre to win the sixth
pore Oly lympic::.;
al’'00 metre’ ski

competition Sunday
isnpes a. total of 273.1

pein. 22, soared 25
metres further than the

ious record for the 90.

metre Sapporo Hill, one
of the ates for the 1972

oy

Winter r Olympic Games.
The previous record was
set by Walter Steiner of

a ‘Switzerland last year,

The Norwegian’s next
leap of 113.5 metres was
the best in the second leg.

Second was. Sakae .

Tsuruga of Japan with.

leaps of 110.5 metres and
95 metres for a_ total of
228.7 points, followed by
Esko Fautionaho ‘of

‘Finland, who scored 228.6

ints ‘with leaps of -111
rnd 93 metres.

No.4 4 Richard Klein of Caledonia Kermodes about to drop ball 1 through hoop as
No.10 Brian Muldoe of Hazelton Spartans looks ea,

~ Prince George Skier

_ Wins. Cdn. Cross Country

Lake, B: Be: fotart

Que.
race .Sunday at. the
Canadian cross-country
aki trials at. Horseshow
Valley.

Angela Schmidt of
non Harbor, Ont., and
Marilyn | Atkinson of
Ottawa tied for firat place
in the women’s 7.5-kilo-
metra race in 27 minutes
and two seconds.

men’s 25-kilometre race

in 1:21:11 and Auclair-
took the junior men's 7.5*

kilometre event in 22:26.

On Saturday, Gudwer .

finished first.in the 10-
kilometre. race and. Ae
clair ‘took the.
kilometre event - in. ‘his
division. . :

After two days of the
‘trials which resume

Tuesday, Gudwer leads
the se ior men’s division

Devon, Alta., with 196.03.
Pierre Vezina
Beaupre, Que., is third
with 195. §1 points, Reino
Keski of Salmon Arm

B.C., fourth with- 194.51

and Erie Lennie of
North Bay, Ont., fifth
with 194.04:

In the women’s section,

Schmidt is first with 200°
tee followed by Celine~

‘e of Beaupre with
Tague 62, “Athingea ‘with
196.68, Louisa Sander. of
Dunrobin, Ont., with
194. 18 and

ince Ont., witir

of competitors

Dagmar:

Cejhan“of -Cambridge,
isso" OF

of the -but
aro Firth, Shirley's een tis yea

Auclair tops the jimicr twin sister, w was the other

men’s ‘section wi

ints. Second is Richard

eber of Cantley, Que.,
with 195.45 and Ken Haw-
thorne of Huntsville,
Ont., is third with 193.50.
PLACES SECOND.

Skinstad placed second
in Sunday’s 25-kilometre
race with..a time. of
1:21:39, - followed: by

‘Vezina im. 1:22:41 and
-Keski in 1:22:54.
dwer won the senior _

. Giguere was. third in
the women’s race'with a
‘time of 27:15 and Cejnar
was fourth in 28: 10, In the
junior «men's — event,
Weber was ‘second in
22:55 with Hawthorne

tha

third in 23:21 and Kelth = ¢«

Dustin of -Spult Ste.
Marie, Ont.,. fourth in

Three races are
scheduled Tuesday, the
senior and. junior men

going FI) kilometres and

{ women five
. kilometres. : ;

Four senior | men

will be
chosen for the world
championships in Lahti,

and, in

national team. -
Three members of the
senior women's team

have been picked and are -
_ Skling in Europe—Shirley

Firth of Banff, Alta,
Joan Groothuysen of
Bonneville, Alta., and
Esther Miller of Burns

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THE HERALD, Monday, January 16, 1978. PAGE 5

Saturdayy’s Hockey

NHL

Philadelphia 4 NY
Rangers 1

NY , Islanders 4

Washington 0

Los Angeles 8 Atlanta 4
Montreal 5 Boston 3 :
Pittsburgh 4 Cleveland 2
Detroit 6 Buffalo 2 ~
Colorado 3 Vancouver 33
Chicego 3Toronto3
St. Louis § Minnesota 2

WHA
Birmingham 4 Cincinnati

Winnipeg 6 Indiana alts 3
lan
Quebec 7 Edmonton 4 ;

American .
Hershey 4 Hampton 3
Maine 3 Binghamton 1.
Philadelphia 5
Rochester 4

Springfield9 New Haven
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Central
Tulsa 5 Kansas City 2
Salt Lake 6 Fort Worth 1

International
Port Huron 5 Fort Wayne

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Muskegon 6 Toledo 3

Pacific
Fhoenix 6 San Diego 2

Ontario Senior
Cambridge 7 Mississauga

Whithy 4 Thunder Bay 1

Western _ International
Spoken 6 Kimberley 2
anbrook § Nelson 5

Ontario Provincial -
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East 10 West 7

Western Canada
Lethbridge 6 Medicine
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Caledonia Kermode: -
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3. e Simpson No. 12 - Hazeliton

4, Brian Burkart No. 13- Fort St. John Oscars
5. Mario Santurban o No. 10 - Prince Rupert

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2. Graehame Sebastien No. 4- Hazelton Spartons
3. Gerry Meers No. 11 - Prince Rupert Rain-

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4. Randy Villeneuve - No. 10 Fort St. John Oscars
§, Mike Fraser - No. 4-Kitimat Chiefta ins

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