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Basketball

Commercial Men's.

hea night found’ Ev's.

Clippers winning. over

“---$keena” Hotel and Ail

Seasons beating Terrace
Red ating,

- In game one, Ev's ended
oan 85 points over Skeena
Top scorers for Ev's were
Dale Prest, 41, and Emile
Froese, 24,
Top scorera for Skeena
were Jon Gurban, 19, and

Jog Prokopehuck, 17.

tlie second game, All
Seasons scored 100 to the
Red's 78. |

Top scorer's for Al ;

Seasons were Mike Ireland,
38, Doug McKay, 18, and
Bruce Johnson, 18.

Top scorer for the Reds
were Willie Chemko, 24, and
Al Glover, 24.

‘Next. Commercial Men's
Basketball game will be
Thuraday night at 7:30 pam.

Faith i in Flesch
seems justified

’ Some people had given wu
on John Klesch aaa Nationdl
ay League player, but
“ Pha Penguins decided
- to givehim ancther try at the
big time and thelr falth in
‘ him a 8 to be justified.

goal of the season at |
6:44 of the third period to
- give the Penguins a 2-1
vietory over Chicago Black
. Hawks in one of three

, games,
-. _ Inother action, Vancouver
Canucks downed Washington
Capitals 42 and New York
nipped - Los
Angeles Kings 3-2.
: standing’ player take
: er at
Superior chigge and earned
.. enough attention to be
drafted by Atlanta Flames in

., the fifth round of the 1973

National Hockey League
-. gmateur draft.

‘He started out well in the

. pro ranks scoring 27 goals

and 27 assists in 69 games

with Omaha of the Central

. League during the 1973-74
campaign.
; the stmmer of
1974, Minnesota acquired
him from the Flames, and
. the North Stars noted in their ‘
1976-76 media guide “‘that the
talent is. there. Time and
experience in the NHL are
setae ge

during that season ‘hey had
seen enoligh of Flesch and
dispatched him to the th
‘ American Hockey League. Ph
“From there Flesch went to
‘othe International League

where. he performed han

“adequately enough: and

Pitts decided ‘to give
- filmnanother try last month.
. “Tye "been playing better

hockey. tatdy.” anid Flesch.
, “The. Ahing (coach) Johany..
Wilson has emphasized’ is
: that Bs docen't va want me to
oy at of torr and Rick
_ . Kehoe are helping me to be
"where T should be and as a
eat,” I'm getting some

good scoring o unities,"’

.The latest goal for Flesch,
which came on a deflection
of Tom Edur’s shot from the
biue line, marked the third
consecutive game in which
he has scored the tying or

It oe osrcgh to end the
Black Hawks' 10-game

unbeaten streak arxd it was

The Canucks, 15
points behind "ters place
Chicago in the Smythe
Division, snapped a six-
game winless streak at
Landover, Md,

Canucks defenceman

Kearns

including eight majora—
four to each club—and a
game misconduct to
Canucks defenceman
Sheldon Kannegelsser.
SCORE IN FIRST

Claire Alexander, Hilliard
Graves and Mike Walton
scored for the Canucks in the
first perlod and Chris ‘Git
dleifaon completed the
Vancouver offence at 1:21 of
Riek Bragnalo and Da

r ve

Forbes scored for the

Who have won just -

twee in thelr last 19 games.
“ivan Trottler’s second

e night and sith of.» from Ken:
Mica gare the alan Dllabough.
. John Tay!

sa comefrom-behind’
triumph over the Kings and
ino i New York into a
tare point lead ahead: of

phia in the battle for

first in the Patrick Division.
dhe  Fiyers hold a game

Te gti, Montreal =.
Canadiens will try to extend
thelr unbeaten streak to a
record 24 games when they
visit the Blues in St. Louis.

nother clashes, New York
Rangers . entertain the

Canycks, Colorado Rockies
visit Chicago, Cleveland
Barons play host to Atlania

Flames and Boston Bruins ©

battle the Maple Leafs in
Taranto.

Reds lost to
- Winterhawke |

~. the hometown Reds
battled back in-the third
~ period of Wednesdays game
; ‘Ex timat with four goals by
- > Wakfiled, Farkvam and two

_ by Legouffe, only to lose in |
“overtime as Red’s star

. ‘Netminder Garb left the nat
thinking that Kitimat had a
penal: y coming.

_ Brad Owen, the speedy
> Winterhawk, shot the puck

Do ‘Into the empty net is disgust,
-_ Honly-to find out. seconds later

that, if, _ Beored the

! od LiEstrange, ‘had called
‘<-"Warkvam to “the -hench and

2 Gab who * played an. out -

*\‘gtanding' game, continues 10
improve. as has the whole
“ eee tey Chub Club,’

hers will be out of action”

“2. forabout ‘six weeks, He suf-

fered: a broken kneecap

"Monday: tight =a his

oe ‘Bye: fal at “Davies, $2
> eae ted out: af tha
~ Fandl: ig “heavily. op: ‘his.

ear-old pacer Bye’s D - ::
was
sulky, “Juesday identified a. botty

‘Dimas bushland Sundays 4
ut of ‘Richard Charles

and a complete new outlook.
The rookies like Guy Fark-
inves who has been
or 80 polits a game,
are ‘skating and hitting
people. —

The whole team is doing
their Jobs.; There: no cheap
shots being; taken and
everyone is. ‘shooting
puck. Theclub couldn't have
picked a better time to peak.
It’s been. a long, hard winter
with some very hads games,

watt it looks like the Reds will ;

be ready’ for: playoffs star-
in _ the
“ae ary on Febat.

‘tney_ host the Win-
techawks here this Saturday

Ho the Hs FeguAr seaenn |
Mpyhane connenee now, wo

Briefs

firma said fin eer The

ies -aaid in pariiam ant be
aparth

disapproves o
‘of an o

eee rican team com:.
“peting in Ireland. +

BUDY IDENTIFIED |

exander, 22, ©:
adress,
exander died of natural
yee a -. The. ras ‘i
mposed body was foun
DY a pedestrian:

All Sentons won the jump shot against Terrace Reds in Tuesday night

Commercial Men's Basket ball.

eld and

Police, said 5
‘partly-..

Skeena loses to McEwan in
Monday Commercial Hockey _

by GARY RIX -
Skeena did it agam, or

didn’t do it again, depending
on your point of view-they

McEwan openned the
period! Seve Dillagough took
e ‘cugh too!
a pass from Rick Lewis and
Darrel Lindstorm. From
point on it. was
Melon's game. ;
McEwan got two more
before the perlod ended,
16:31 marion a leading pass
1 ona pass
Gordon. and Steve
‘Therfinal goal of
fod'‘came from
with rick Lewis
and steve Dillabough
Setinaly oo the board
Sot on ar
when Mike Borg scored at
18:06 of the first game, the
goal coming on passes from

-Bob Cooper and Wayne
‘Evans, Pat Hayes the

Skeena goaltender just
coming off a knee injury was,

McEwan victim in this first

period. © .
Tn the second period, Norm
Zicklikovits, Skeena's coach,

figured Hayes wasn't ready .

and replaced him with Ken
Dean, Skeena’s other goalie.
McEwan scored again in
the second per pry oy Five
their only go
from John Taylor and Frank
O’Brien. Skeena answered
at 18:33 when Bob Cooper
scored on passes Hob
Coutiere and Sev Piatoni.

The third period was much .

the same ag the first.
McEwan stored 20 seconds

into the ‘period, Steve ..

Dillabough doing the honors
for his second goal, from
John Taylor and Rick

Lewis, Five minutes later,

John Taylor scored
when Skeena blew {t on the
Freak play and Taylor got a
akaway.
‘eena finally scored their
third an and last goal of the

final frame, Ken Ziegler

Valor i in Sport Award

scored a beauty, with an
equally great pass from
Cooper. Lanny Nevison also
assisted.

McEwan finished the
scoring at 17:54 of the third
period when rick Lewis ested
on past Ken Dean to end the
period. Frank O’Brien
assisted.

Top players for McEwan
were Steve Dillabough and
John taylor.

Boh Cooper, who always
plays @ good game, gets the
honors for the Skeena ‘Hotel.

Final score was McEwan-

7, Skeena Hotel 3.

. Inthe second game, Totem
Ford completely dominated
Gordon and Anderson to a 6

' tol victory.

Mike Ford scored first, the
‘firs of. his two-goal per-

formance, at 6:11 on a pass .

from Rick  Letowskl.
asaisting was Reno Michaud.

. Toward the endos ue ws,
Totem.Ford, scored again,

goes to US. runner

“LONDON (AP) — Kathy

‘Miller't4, of. Scotisdale,
Ariz., won. the Victoria

of Britain’s.

Sporting Club

1978 Tntesnationtl Award for
‘Valor in Sport on Wed-
‘peaday, climaxing.a come-
back that followed a car

aceldent 11 months ago.

The blonde American

longdistance runner ac-
cepted the award from
ce Michael of Kent,

‘cousin of Queen Elizabeth,

The freckled cross-country
athlete brought a hush to the
e gathering of athletes

and dignitaries with her
acceptance speech, her

words showing clearly the .

after-elfecta of the massive

brain damage she suffered in

the acecldent Inst March,

leaving her in a come for 16

" Thenking her family anda.

host of others; she said:

“Most of all I’d like to
thank the good Lord for, you

know, keeping. me alive and .

Pe oF p New Business’ S |

Listed
Here! |

‘Phone. listed :for your.

helping me through it. I'm
just the person here to be His
representative. Thank you.”
MUSIC IDOL PRESENT
Among the celebrities on
hand to congratualte Kathy,
a high schoo! freshman, was
her pop music idol, Elton

eke

e ig one of the most in-
credible people I've ever
met," John said in an dn-
terview.

The Valor in Sport. award
is presented annually—
previous winners. were

n racing driver Niki
. Lauda | ‘and. Belgian cyclist
Eddy Merckx.

Other nominees this year

were Los. Angeles Dodgers

pitcher. Tommy John, who

recovered from serious arm

. New.York Yankees ‘in th

1977 World Series; and
jockey Steve Cauthen, 17; of
Kentucky, who overcame
injuries received when he
was tramyled by a horse to

problems to pitch against .
the

become the record. money
winner in U.S. racing.»

Miller, daughter of pitcher
Larry Miller who played for
the Dodgers and New. York
Mets, was dressed in an
elegant white gown as
Prince Michael placed the
winner’s golden laurel
wreath on her head. Princes
Michael is captain of the

' British Olympre bobsled

team,
STRUCK BY CAR:

Kathy was a ribbon-

winning: swimmer ‘and
runner in the Phoenix. area
before she was struck by a
ear near her home
March.

“Doctors . doubted ‘she
could live for 34 hours,” sald

her mother,. Barbara: She

‘was in a coma for 10 weeks

and when ‘the finally.
consciousness, her .

regained:
first words included: “want
to run, . ;

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when sean whales

“this time it was rick slack during the last three
Letowski. Scott Corp set him minutes ofhis second period.
up andtom Farrow assisted.
G&A and Totem ex-
changed goals late in the Totem’s only goal came al
second period. Totem's -11:08
coming at 17:27 by Reno aided the length of ihe tes
Michaud with Lynn Kraeling and scored his first goal,

G&A played a little tighter
in. the third hl i d

when Bob Peacock

‘Basited by Scott Corp.

assisting.

G&A’s only goal came at Top players for Totem were
17:08 when Bob Bogeart Mike Ford with two goals,
slipped one past Jerry Bob Peacock, with one goal

Dewynier assisied 2 Corp
At 18:28,Totem camaback The only unfortunate in-
one. cident in the whole game was
Row... to sumber 12.for G&AG Jim .,
Dariuk, He _ i assisted by -Gustafaon was « decked: “by
Bob Peacock. With elght Bob Peacock,’ a Totem
seconds e« second frame, defenseman.
Mike Ford, scored his second taken tet ‘rakes
ona from ' t a collar
Peacock, eA was very fone

and two assists and Scott
with two asslats,

Gustafson was
hospital with what

6 major
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Sports
Shorts

' MARAVICH HOPEFUL
NEW ORLEANS (AP) —-

Pete Maravich of New
" Osleans Jaze says he will

miss the reat of the National

Beason if he has to undergo

knee But he says he
will ‘bee beck within two
weeks if doctors find minor
damage to a ligament.

Meravich. ch, top sco scorer in the

sidelined

aoe he. colla from a
knee injury suffered during a
Jan, 30 game.

COACH
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP)
— Atlanta Falcons rookie

‘coach. Leeman Bennett was

named Wednesday as

National Football Con:

ference's Coach of the Year
by the Committee of 101.
BALL BEAMED IN
TOKYO (AP) — Major-
baseball from North

league
- America will be on Ja
- television screens the

next two seasons starting
this April. Fuji Telecasting
Co. said Wednesday at least

league games will
ughout Japan
by ita network via satellite or

‘on a videotape basis.

SHOULDER RESIGNS

Sunray Shoulder the Britis.
e
born Australian soccer
manager, has resigned—
three months after Australia
‘was knocked out of the World
Cup soccer final in Argentina
ta hopes of posening the
o
finals, dnished fourth in the
Asian Group.

SITES ALMOST READY
‘ PARIS (AFP) — Moscow
seins ‘art Ta
for 1960
Olympic Games and will be
able to use Olympic facilities
next year for the seventh
Games, a Soviet
Union Olympic official said
Wednesday. Marina Ge-
rasimova said some 2,000
foreign athletes will take

part inthe Spartakia Games.

ENNNWINS GS
SCHLADMING (Reuter)
— Nineteen-year-old Hans
Em, who won the men's
alaiom title at the Austrian

ine skiing championships

- 2 aage “the +6

slalom crown’ W y,
defeating Austrian team-
mates Anton Steiner and
Gerhard Jaeger.

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