Steve: “Young. (17) of Terrace Totem Ford

midget reps gets stopped by the Fort St. John |

Totems goalie in the Terrace 5-4 win over Fort

Much of: ‘lat weekend's

St. John Saturday morning. -

A) George ‘though, as Terrace -
22 continued to play well,

oP: taking’

checking very \ well,
' Richar¢
‘ . also playeu asus sag. &:
~ for Totem Ford { e.

+ from page.)

: scored on 8 powerplay.

That ‘was. it-for Prince

the . ‘man - : and

- atrom why

_ Terrace: scoring whe

’ found himself alone in front
of the Prince George net
‘with the puck ‘and shoveled
Ik: past. Erie “Hilger, who

George in goal,

_ Kamloops. and Terrace
. met again in the final, and
close checking throughéul,
Terrace pulled toa 7-5 wih
and the tournament ttle,

-The game was scoreless

Young was

chosen as Terrace’s most valuable player of

minor

with Prince George, Kiwanis won by
the same §-3 score, with Ryan Monro

_ the win over r Fort St. John.

/

BANTAMS
Kitimat's Lions

bantara’ reps

after the first period but
Totam Ford took a 3-1.lead

~ out of the second period and | -
- matched Kamloops goal for
‘goal in the third despite

playing short-handed most
‘of the period,

Zaporzan had twa for: the
‘winners, with Kawinsky,
Scott, Philpot, McFarlane
‘and Sharples all adding one.

‘Kitimat, - meanwhile,
breezed through their

“‘pound-robin and’ ran’ into

-played well. for Prince .

penalties by Salmon. arm.
forwards. to quell a-rally. by
the Kootenay team in the
third period. Kitimat led 6-2

- early ‘in’ the . third but
_ Salmon Arm. scored two -

quick goals. tg Get. back in
‘ the gama:

They lost thelr tempers in
the last chalf of. the third

period; though, ‘and blew a:
~thance to-catch Kitimat.
,-: Bracy Cammazila : was
picked as the game's MVP, |

“Scoring twice and ‘assisting.
on two others, Mike Legg
and Glen Robinson bothhad -

“two while David. Powell | ‘Hilger ‘to make a game

saving. stop: in’ the’ last

scored the other.
Salmon’ Arm's loss was ‘a

a shock ‘to them,. since: they.

- were ranked in the.top 10
teams in the: province
‘before the: tournament
began. ;

- before three ‘minutes ‘were
‘gone, Cammazola was the.
Kitimat mvp agaln, scoring. _

Vo The Herald, Monday, danvery 31, 1983, pes

Kitimat. then mauled
Dawson Créek 10-3, scoring’
two goals in the flrat.33
seconds and adding another

twice and asslating on three

‘others, while Robinson,
‘Richard Ciockart. and
_ Breck ' Moore each: scored -
‘ twice es well, ‘Powell and:
Lucio Genzale both had one, * '

Kitimat then scored: an.
upset’ tie with Prince:
George, playing 6. a-58
draw and: forcing : Goalie:

minute. Ian Buick was
victim of a vicious charge in
the second period, -that
resulted in his being. carted
off the ice on a. spine board.
Buick suffered what was
disgnoeed as a severely

‘game 66.

Terrace tops: in PG tourney

pulled neck musele tn the .

incident.
Pauolo. ‘Taveras,

Bare scoring’ the other:
goals. ‘

'. Kitimat blew: thelr charice . _
-“fto' get into.the tournament "|
final with a bad fitst period
against. Kamloops, golng:-
“down -1 in the initial frames
Kamloops. finally. won. the’.
“Robinson, the:
game myp, had two goals as
“did: : ‘ Cammazola,
‘Genzale and” Crochart’
‘adding singles. Se
"Detalls on the consolation _

with

firial game between Prince

George and Kitimat were

unavailable, but Prince

‘George walked to an 1-3

win in. the game, taking.

. third place. :

_AREYOUA
REGISTERED —

the.
Kitimat mvp, Jed the -
‘scoring, with Joey Kotai,
Robineon, Powell ‘and Don:

hockey rep team action took place on
the rdad as several teams travelled to
tourtiaments, including’ the Winter
Carnival in Kitimat. ,
. PUPS-ATOMS
Prince Rupert pup reps. “peat
Kitimat’s Rotary Atom rep team twice
on the weekend.
Friday night, Prince Rupert took a 2-
2 win over Kitlmat, with Mike Szmata
and’ Ben, Monro getting the only |
Kitiniat goals. Prince Rupert scored a
- 60 phutout of Kittmat in the Saturday
game.
, PEE WEES
; Both area pee wee rep teams par-
tlelpated in the Kitimat Winter. Car-
niva}‘on the weekend ag Kitimat's
‘poe wees ‘hosted 4 four-team

ety

“Aeimal won two games and lost’ two.
anes “at, the-‘round-tobin . event. _

Con won 5-3 with Ron Swick’s two
> Grant's elngle the only ~

SIA hy te tir a a
; 8, e: but ‘tha'” te t
7s mh Gane game, ' ‘ Prites' two tae

scoring three goals. Swick and Brian
O'Neil] had the others.

Kitimat beat Prince Rupert's pee
wees 7-3, with Sammy. Horianopoulos
and Norrie. Tennant. scoring twice

- each, Dan Demelt, Kelly Gilchrist and
Sheldon Teves had singles for Kitimat,

Kitimat lost their match agalriat
Terrace’s B.C. Timber pee wee reps,
dropping a 64 ‘decision. . Terrace
scorers were Robert. Holmberg and
Mitch Shinds, each with two, and Brad

~ Trudeau. vm David Currie with one: .

_ each,

- qerrace tled their match against
"Prince George, drawing 4-4,
. Trudeau getting. three ‘and John -
- Almgren ‘a single, B.C, Timber also
‘beat: Prince: Rupert 1-5; with’
Rower

with

Trudeau ‘getting four,

ing Mio ant
‘and’ Holtaberg niles twice,”
David Currle ‘added the single,
In the other game, Prince George

_ beat Prince Rupert 10-7,

°° “Bath area” midget’ teani

travelled to Prince Rupert with the

atom répa but did hetter than the Salmon. Arin 7-4, taking

younger team did, splitting their two-

" game series, , -

 Felday night; Kitimat got goals from
Hugh Mitchell,’ Blaine Moore, Dave

'_ Monti and Adam Taylor in a 3-4 logs to .

the hosts. Saturday riorning,- though,

. Moore. had two and Mitchell, Lyle
Grant, Shane Campbell’ and -Paul : -
Vigano all had singles in at Kitimat

win..

ane Lavrence Brown both had-one in

for the B’s, while for Kenwarth °

it Wan Lawrence Stella, Mike Smith,

Harvey Degerneas and Brent Petch all |

with singles,
‘MIDGETS: WAC Sa as

coal oe + boo ne

Prince George for the Kinsmen
tournament, See story slewhere on

. trouble during the playoffs,

‘Terrace's Intend Kenworth Bantam *

_ rep team. lost an exhibition match to

“the midget. B team from Terrace by.a
7-4 score. Mike Ruow had three; Sean

” Brady had two and Don’ ‘Christiansen .

is wee la

In their opener, they beat —

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Kivanls goals In their second game,

Austrian men, Italian women winners 5 5

“the: ‘Austrian men’s team
and the Itallan and Swiss

‘womed's teams carried off.

‘the trophies In World Cup
aki competition during the
weekend. - :

At Kranjska, Yugoslavia,
Franz ‘Gruber won the:
men’s. slalom Sunday to ~

"give" Austria a sweep of the
_ two-day competition. It was
the first Cup alalom victory

in five years for Austria,’

which has dominated
downhill: races. in recent
years... :

Hans Enn of Atsiria won
the giant slalom Saturday,
24 hours’ after unheralded
Gerhard Pfaffenbichler
edged’. Steve Podborski of
Toronto by: 31-100ths of a:

second in a downhill race at

néarby Sarajevo.

Gruber; 23, wonon a track

"that proved disastrous for

such slalom specialists as’

Sweden's Ingemar Sten-
mark, Phil Mahre of the
United States and 47 other
“dropouts. from the fleld of 71
after the two-heat slalom.

Gruber upeet ‘firat-hoat
; leader Stig Strand of

Sweden: The Austrian,

fourth. in the first run,
posted. the best combined
time ‘af 1:98.62. Strand was
secorid:in-1:28.06. |
- Maria-Rosa Quario of
Italy wor a women’s slalom
race, her firat victory slnce
1970," at Les.  Diablerets,
Switeerland, on Sunday. —
|. The'dowsihill Saturday
was ‘taken -by Swiss star
. Dotla De Agostini, who has
virtually clinched
séasdn’s downhill title. She
. han 106 points to. 66 for
teammate Maria Walliser,
with: ‘Laurie Graham “of

Inglewood, Ont., in seventh ©
_- Spot With 37. points and.
_ Getry Sorensen’ of Kim- -

berley,. B.C., ninth with 94.

There were no Canadians
in’ the’ mien'd or women’s
slalom events and women’s

. downhill placings were not
encouraging: ~ & 10th-place
finish: by . Graham was
‘Canada’s best. Sorensen
was 14th, Shanne Leavitt of
Calgary 36th and Lynda

thie -

Robbins of vhronto 45th,
Quario, 21, had a com-

posite time in the two
" slalom runs of one minute,
21.72 seconds. Hanni Wenzel

of Liechtenstein was.second
in 1:22.29, The event was
completed in heavy rain.

. Because of the rain, Swiss
Alpine star: Erika Hesa of
Switzerland had trouble

“clearing .oné post: in the

second run and was
ellininated,

“Lilsa Savijarvi: of

Bracebridge, ‘Ont., failed to

finish . the. downhill the
-’ Alta. March 138,

previous day,
- Only. two women's
downhill races remain on
the. Cup calendar. -—. this
weekend “at.Sarajevo: and

March 6 at Mont Ste. Anne,

Que.

The Canadian men’s team
moves on to Austria ‘for the

_final .Eurepean downhill -
. Saturday. The circuit then.

moves to North America for.

‘Austria ;
’ downhill standings with 86
points after hig third-place ‘
finish last Friday. Conradin
Cathomen ‘of Switzerland is .

page a

races at Aspen,” Calo.,
March 5-4, and Lake Loulse,

Franz Klammer of

Jeads men's

next with"B4 points. Top
Canadian’ is Ken Read of

Calgary, fifth with 69 points, ~
_-18 more than eighth-placed -

Podborski.,

-UBC sweeps: at. meet

" wHsrLien, B: c. (EP) --
University of B.C, swept the
men’s and women’s overall.
team standings during a
two-day, 12-echool ‘National _
Collegiate Ski Conference .
meet at ' Blackcomb
Mountain. ,

- UBC won the men's team ~
title with 63 points, with the
host Simon = Fraser
University seven points

back. Pacific Lutheran was .

third, under the reverse
scoring system, with 101

’ polnts.

UBC led ‘the. ‘women’s .
team with 51 points,”
followed by Pacific.
Lutheran with | 75.-.
University of. Washinglon-
had 97,

John Hilland of UBC won
both the men’s giant slalom,

with a two-rtin Hime of one:

ininute, 7.06 seconds, and

the dual slalom, ih 1:14,04,
* Simon Fraser's; Bo

Barnett was second in the

‘glant slalom in 1:07.79. Dale
‘Stephens of WW
‘second in the’ dus

“with atime of 4215.77). |

Dan McDoneld of Simon.
Fraser won the men’s 15-
kilometre cross-country

” yace in 46:36, followed by

Sverre Huse of ¢ Pacitic
Lutheran {n-49:54, .
Pacific Lutheran won the
men's “Sx§-kilometre team
tace in $8:38. Second was
Simon Fraser in 65:4.
Monica Stitzer-of the

University iat: Mettoaton,

i

alos, :

/ won.the women’s giant .

slalom _in 1:10.42, - and
finished second in the dual
slalom, 4.2) seconds- behind
JUL Murray ‘of - Pacific
‘Lutheran, who finished in

1:18.25, June Brandon of |

Simon Fraser was second in
the giant slalom in 1:41.27.

Moore- Duran bout set

LOS ANGELES (AP) —
Davey Moore, World Boxing
Association junior mid-
dleweight champion, can
expect to meet Panamanian

‘Roberto Duran In the ring”

’ sometime in May. |
Saturday, as Moore
Successfully defended . his
“erown witha fourth-round
‘knockout of Gary Guiden in
_ Atlanta -City, Duran, 31,

‘annihilated Pipino Cuevas, —
another former welter-

weight king, in four rounds
H it Lo ‘Angel a

‘Duran knocked
"Cuevas; 25, with 36 seconds
Jett in the fourth round: _

“Bob Arum of Top, Rank, -
" eo-promoter : of ‘the bout,
shid he. would make. the
- Mooré-Duran title fen Yor.
May. —

Duran still is bothered
about his floss of “the
welterweight championship
to Sugar Ray Leonard in
1980 when Duran quit in tha
eighth round complaining of

stomach cramps. Some
crtticd Csatd he bitked out

out

Pacific Lutheran's Paula

Brown won the women’s 7.5-
kilometre. cross-country

race,” finishing {In 31:40.

Jane Rooth of UBC was
second in 33:82. -
Pacific Lutheran won the

3x5-kilometre- relay,

" followed by UBC.

because he was - being
whipped,
He ruled the Ughtwelghta

from 1972 until he could not

make the 135-pound welght
and then beat Leonard In
their first match for the 147-
pound crown. After that, he
hadone chance at the junior
middleweight: title but Jost

to Wilfred Beniter with a

lacklustre performance.

Duran weighed 152. while
Cuevas scaled 149 for their

scheduled:12-rounder at the .

Sports Arena which drew

‘16,024 fans and a $409,000

gate; both‘ house records.
The bout also was seen on
closed circuit television.

The boxers, who once.
-commanded huge purses,
had only a $30,000 guarantee
- -_ apiece for this fight,

: Duran put on a stirring
show particularly in the

third ahd fourth rounds,

pounding Cuevas with lefts
ond rights to the head after-
effectively using a jab even

though he had a six-inch

reach disadvantage. |

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