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Page 6, The Herald, Tuesday, December 5, 1978

Houston sweeps weekend

“In Terrace Mens
Basketball action Thursday
night at Skeena Jr. Secon-
dary School, All Seasons
Sporting Goods nosed out
Skeena Hotel 84-33 in the first
game, and in the nightcap
contest, Kluss & Sons
downed the Ev's Clippers by
a 98-76 count, Also in Mens
Basketball, the Houston All-
Stars made the trip to
Terrace to play exhibition
games Saturday and Sunday
against the Terrace All-
Stars.

The opening game
Thursday was a close one all
the way, as Skeena Hotel had
built up a slim 39-37 lead at
halftime. It didn’t hold up
though, as All Seagons put on
a bit of a second half spurt to
take the game 84-83. Mike
Ireland spearheaded the All
Seasons altack with a

“tremendous 42 point effort,
while Tom Marvin scored 23.
Jon Gurban led Skeena Hotel
with 38 points, while Joe
Procopehuk had 20.

The second game Thur-

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sday saw Kluss & Sons play
toa relatively easy win over
Ev's Clippers. K&S were the
superior team from the

‘start, and held"%a 40-31

halftime lead. They con-
tlhued to duiplay the Clip-
pers in the second half, and
ended up on the top end of a
93-76 final tally. Willie
Chemko paced Kluss & Sons
with a 19 point game, while
Fred Lindsay was close
behind with 18. Dave
Crawley topped the Ev's
Clippers players with 18
points. :

The two weekend
exhibition games between
the Houston All-Stars and
two. Terrace All-Star teams
saw Houston win both
Saturday and Sunday.
Saturday ihey played
against the Terrace Light
Blues, an All-Star team
consisting of players from
Ev’s Clippers and Kluss &
Sons, while Sunday the
Houston visitors found

themselves up against the
Terrace Dark Blues. a team

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made up of players [rom All
Seasons and Skeena Hotel.

The Terrace team started
Saturday’s game well. and
by halftime they enjoyed a
slim 35-34 advantage. The
Houston squad got untracked
in the second half, however,
and by the time the final
buzzer sounded it was
Houston on top by a 91-83
margin, John Brown led
Houston with 31 points, while
former Terrace player Rod
Kluss followed closely with
25. Terrace's lop scorer was
Dave Crawley, who had 23
points.

in Sunday's action as well,
it was the Terrace Dark
Blues who got off to a fast
start, and at one point early
in the contest led 10-4.
Houston gradually came on
after that, and held a slim 31-
$0 lead at halftime. They just
got stronger inthe final half,
outscoring Terrace 43-39, to
win the match handily, 78-71.
The duo of Rod Kluss and
John Brown again paced the
Houston All-Stars, Kluss
leading with 12 points, and
Brown contributing 18. Ina
loging cause for the Terrace
Dark Blues, it was Mike
Ireland with 23 points, and
Doug McKay with 17.

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FIRED

‘ BUFFALO (CP) — The
slumping Buffalo Sabres
fired general manager
George (Punch) Imlach

and coach Marcel
Pronovost Monday in a
move which the front
office of the National
Hockey League club said
was in the best interests
of the team and its fans.

No replacements were
named immediately. The
Sabres’ next scheduled

game is in Buffalo
Thursday gainst Los
Angeles Kings.

Imlach, 60, has been
general manager of the
club since it joined the
NHL in 1970 and also
coached the Sabres for
the first two years.
Pronovost, 48, was named
coach in the summer of

1977.

The Sabres have eight
victories, 10 losses and six
ties this season afier a
pair of weekend losses to
Montreal Canadiens, 8-1
in Montreal Saturday and
41 in Montreal Sunday.
They have won only one of
their last six starts.

He won four Stanley
Cups in 12 seasons as
coach «=o and ~——s general
manager of the Maple
Leafs before being fired

in May, 1969.

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IN MINOR HOCKEY
All Seasons is

_ Terrace ‘teams came
through with three wins, two
losses and two ties in
‘weekend Minor Hockey
Inter-City Rep Team league
action,

The All Seasons Midgets:

: kept their hot streak going as

they scored two more wins
over thelr arch rivals from
Kitimat. In Saturday’s 10:3
victory, Doug Richey and
Simon Dodd each con-
tributed hat tricks. Singles
were scored by Jim
Palahicky, Danny Fagan,
Bruno Hidber and Ken
Wideman. Greg Paulson
scored twice in Sunday’s 5-3
win, Richey, Hidber and
‘Larry Swanson also scored.

These wins by the Midgets
pul them on top of their

division, and they have two-

mes in hand -- both against
the winless Smithers
Midgets.

The Inland Kenworth
Bantams continued to
disappoint their fans who
feel these boys have the best
team in the bantam circuit.
The Bantams dropped a $6
contest to Prince Prince
Rupert .Friday night.
Warren Riding and Mel
Reimer each scored twice
while Jeff Parr and Greg
Robson had singles. In the
Saturday game, Terrace
blew a 5-0 lead and lost 6-5 to
Rupert. Riding again scored
twice. Glen Palahicky,
Roger Tooms. and Robson
rounded’ out their scoring.
These two losses dropped the
Bantams into the cellar of

_ their division.

Terrace Pups continued to
improve a5 they counted a

. palr of ties against Prince

Rupert. Brent Petch and
Chris Culp scored in
Friday's 2-2 draw while
Petch, Culp and Lyle Ken-
nedy got the goals in
Saturday's 3-3 tie.

The Twin River Timber
Peewees played only one

game against Kitimat on the"
weekend. A lack of ice time .

in Kitimat prevented the
second game from being
played. ‘The Peewees con-
tmued their domination of
their division by whipping
Kitimat 11-2 Saturday, Gerry
Lambert and Trevor Hendry
came up with three-goal
performances. Terry
Zaporzan had a pair while
sirules went to Dan McGhee,

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Kitimat’s Pups won both
games against Smithers
Pups. Scores were 5-0 and 3-
1, Smithers and Kitimat
Bantams split, Smithers won
165 before Kitimat came
back with a 12-6 win.

At Prince Rupert, the
Smithers and Rupert
Midgets played only one
game. Rupert won It 2-0. The
second game was defaulted
to Rupert when Smithers
refused to play because of
what they felt was “violent

+0 y their opponents.
Qiiithers Peewees won both

ames against Rupert's
Peewees by scores of 7-1 and

65,

The first hall of the
schedule winds Up next
weekend when Smithers
Peewees and Midgets visit
Terrace for games Friday
night starting at 8 and
Saturday morning starting
at 10, Terrace Peewees will
also play at Kitimat in that
game to be picked up from
this weekend. Time of the
game will be announced

later.

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Standings

MINOR HOCKEY REP
TEAM LEAGUE STAN-
DINGS - DEC, 4

TEAM
PUPS

Kitimat Th
Smithers 5

Prince Rupert |

Terrace

Peewees

Terrace 7

Kitimat 4
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BANTAMS

Prince Rupert 9
Kitimat 5
Smithers 5
Terrace 4

MIDGETS

Terrace 8
Kitimat 7
Prince Rupert 7

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Smithers 0

MINOH HOCKEY INTER-
CITY REP TEAM LEAGUE
SCORES FOR WEEKEND
OF DEC, 1-3 .

Prince Rupert Midgets 2
Smithers Midgels 0
Smithers Peewees 7 Prince
Rupert Peewees |
Smithers Peewees 6 Prince
Rupert Peewees 5
Kilimat Pups 5 Smithers
Pups 0

Kitimat Pups 3 Smithers
Pups 1
Smithers Bantams 16

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