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GORDON & ANDERSON 1

McEwan Motors kept
their unbeaten string intact.
last Thursday night as they
pounced on a shorthanded
Gordon and Anderson squad
and when the evening was
over had outscored them 9 to
1 in a Commercial Hockey
League game.

Rick Lewis scored three
goals and had two asslisis for
a five point night, and Keith
Colwell had one goal and
three assists for a four point
game.

The score was 3 to 1 after
one period, goals going to
Lewis from Colwell and
Dillibough, Lewis from
Colwell and Colwell from
Nevison.

Steve Dillibough scored
the only goal for McEwan

- Motors in the second

PAGE Alo, THE HERALD, Wednesday, November 17, 1976

GM's unbeaten

ricd.
Gordon ang. Anderson
matched that one for their
only goal of the game,
Richard’ Bruggeman on a
pass from Jim Gustafson.
_McEwan Motors scored
five goals in the third,
withouta reply from Gordon
and Anderson and wrapped
up the victory.

Lanny Nevison, playing
his first game of the season,
scored assisted by Frank
O'Brien; Ken Dean from
Pat Flynn and Gordon
Bentham; Steve Dillibough
from Lewis and Nevison;
Lewis from Dillibough and
Don Watt; and Dillibough
from Lewis. The line of
Lewis, Dillibough and Watt
icked up 11 scoring points
or the evening.

Totem Ford
takes exciting game

TERRACE TOTEM FORD 7
GORDON & ANDERSON 5

Two of the most exciting
games of the season were
played Monday night in the
Terrace Commercial
Hockey League.

Inthe first game the score
was tied at the fifteen
Minute mark of the final
frame, but Totem Ford
scored just thirty seconds
later to go one up. With less
than a minute left in the
game G & A pulled their
goaltender for a sixth at-
tacker and alrnost tied the
game on two close shots,
however, Totem Ford dug
the puck out of their own end
and scored with one second
left to make the score 7 to 5.

Larry Hackman was the
first toscore for Totem Ferd
when he intercepted a pass
in his own end of the rink,
raced the length of the ice
and put the puck into the top
corner; 1-0 Totem Ford.

Gordon and Anderson tied
the count early in the second
period. Hob Bogart got a
nice passing play with John
Lozier and Don Clifford. Bob
Peacock got that one back at
the ten minute mark with a
flip shot’ from close in’ and
Reno Michand finished off
the second periad, scoring
with a shot that went in off a
defenceman’s skate. The
period ended 3 to 1 for
Totem Ford.

Richard Bruggeman
scored with less than four
minutes gone in the third
period on a fine three-way
passing play with Harold
Olsen getting the assist to

POHLE LUMBER 5
McEWAN MOTORS 4

McEwan Motors’ winning
streak came to-an end on
Monday night at the local
arena and Pehle Lumber
won their first league game
of the season. The only other
win for the Pohle Lumber
club was against the
Juveniles last Tuesday night
by a7? to 4 seore.

Daryl Dewynter opened
the scoring for Pohle with
just forty seconds gone in
the first period with a hard
shot from the left side. Sev
Piattoni fed him the puck
aiter taking.a pass from Bob
Cooper.

McEwan Motors tied the
score two minutes later on a
goal by Lewis who picked
the puck out of a scramble in
front of the net and drove ‘it
home, assisted by Steve

. Dillibough.

Marcel Tookenay was left
untouched as he circled
around in the Pohle end of
the rink, and the score was
2-1 for McEwan Motors.
That was the final tally of
the first periad.

Maurice Ebel went off for
elbowing shortly after the
second period began and

. Gordon and Anderson wi

draw within one goal of
Totem Ford.

Totem Ford got their two
goallead back while playing
shorthanded. Owen Greaves
stole the disc offa G&A
defenceman, went in and
scored, Another three-way
passing play brought

rdon and Anderson within
one goal. Jim Gustafson was
the triggerman on passes

‘from Brad Letham and

Barry Heinen.

Mike Scott made the count
§ to 3 with a hard wrist shot
from the right side, after
being set up by Larry Hack-
man and Bob Peacock.

John Lozier brought
in
one again, on a goal that
came from a scramble in
front of the Totem Ford
cage. Boh Bogart and Don
Clifford were credited with
assists on the play.

Peter Nickerson tied the
score with Jess than four
minutes left in the game,
John Lozier assisting.

Reno Michaud put the
puck in the G & A net just
twenty seconds later. Reno
was falling to the ice and let
g0-a golf shot that went by a
Surprised goaltender, Bob
Middleton assisting, and
that was ail Totem Ford
neededas G & A pulled their
goalie and the Ford team
scored while the net was
empty.

_Bob Peacock fired the
final goal, assisted by
Michaud Greaves. Finai
score, Terrace Totem Ford
7, Gordon and Anderson 5.

GORDON & ANDERSON goalie, Bill Sturn, turns action Monday night. The teams traded goals all night
away a Totem Ford shot in Commercial Hockey with Ford coming away with the victory.

Recreation chatter

Jogging has enjoyed in-
creasing popularity in
recent years because of a
growing public awareness
and appreciation for the
strong relationship between
exercise and good health.
Jogging can be done by
families — girls and boys —
women and men of all ages.
It is an easy, inexpensive
and effective way to get into
good shape — whether it be
to play better 5 rts, relieve
daily tension of modern life,
upgrade personal fitness, or
simply to have fun.
Despite its apparent
simplicity, there are good
and bad ways to jog. This
information will assist you
to devise a jogging program
suited to your needs.
Jogging is a vigorous
activity so get your doctor’s
“okay” before you start on
Wear Kght flexible jou
ear , flexible jog:
shoes and two pairs af thick
socks to cushion footfall. In
mild or cold weather wear
light, loosefitting clothing;
in the rainy weather we get
here plastic is ideal.
Another good tip is much of
your heat is lost via

your head so when outdoors |

wear a hat for protection.
When jogging outside use

grass whenever possible.
Running on sidewalks and
pavement can harm your
shins and ankles, remember
there is no resiliance in
cement or blacktop so keep
{o grass or 4 running track.

When jogging take short
economical
Overstriding wastes energy
and can injure, so jog on
your whole foot. Running on

e toes is for sprinting only. -

Bend arms at right angles
from elbows swinging them
a bit in front of the body. A

ood warm up routine is.to |

g d

og slowly for fif ards
and then walk or Witty
yards. Repeat this routine
four times. Push ups are
also a good strengthening
exercise an improve the
upper. y and tummy
muscle condition, all of
which will help your

rogram. Jog

ging
When training, think
eh don’t strain’
‘ollowing your warm up i
is better to do too little than
too much, especially in the
first days of your pre ‘am
when you'll likely have
some sore and stiff muscles.
Tf you-feel tired, stop and
walk. Learn how to take
our pulse. If your heart
ts 140 to 150 times a

Lumbermen win first

McEwan Motors took a two
goal lead. Lewis took a
screened shot from the slot
that found the mark.
O'Brien tock an assist on the

ay.

Pohle was right back in
the game just thirty seconds
later, Terry Marquart fired
the disc past Eric Chapman
after taking a nice pass
from Randy McDonald, the
score was now 3 to 2.

Sev Piattoni tied the game
at 3 to 3, sliding the puck
between the skates of the

daltender on a two on one

reak with Dewynter get-
ting an assist,

Pohle Lumber went ahead
less than two minutes after
the third period started.
Terry Marquart outraced a
defenseman for the puck,
picked it up just over the
McEwan blueline and shot it
high into the net.

~Daryl Dewynter gave the
Pohle team a two goal lead
al the eight minute mark on
a pretty passing play with
Bob Cooper and Sev Piat-
toni,

The nicest play of the
night was then engineered
by the McEwan club, Dale

Kushner was sent off for ;

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interference. With the
faceol— in the Pehle end,
Frank O’Brien won the draw
and threw the puck out in
the slot. Rick Lewis was
waiting, fired a shot that
almost left a vapour trail
and the score was 5 to 4 for
Pohle Lumber.

Pohle Lumber was

nalized with less than

ree minutes left in the
contest when Brian Kor-
mandy pulled down a
McEwan player on a partial

breakaway. McEwan

Motors put the puck in the

net during their power piay

but unfortunately for them,
. one of their own players was

draped all over Al Annette

in the Pohle cage and the
‘ goal was disallowed.

Final-score of the game

was Pohle Lumber 5
McEwan Motors 4, and
Pehle had their first win of
the young Season.

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strides, .

minute, you are Jogging too
fast. Slow down! If you are
running with friends do not
compete with them. Jogging
is not competitive. Haw fast
and how far you jog ina day
depends on your level of
fitness and goals. ;
How to find your pulse;
put two fingers on your
upper throat until you feel
your pulse. Do not press
rd. Count your pulse for
fifteen seconds and multiply

1975 FORD

Fie. 6 cyl. standard trans.

by four to get your hearf-
beats per minute.

Next week will deal with
setting goals, program
principles and some dail
jogging routines so watc

by Mike Ireland
The Terrace Mens
only two games schedule:
last week, A8 a result o
these games last Wed:
nesday night, the standings

"in the league tightened up
iy.

. considerab

: All Seasons moved into a
share of first place with a 96
to 77 victory over Skeena

. Hotel. Leading the way for
. the visitors were Mike

Ireland with 32 points, Tom
Marvin with 27 and Doug

SPECIAL NOTICE
The Terrace Commercial
All Star team will be hostin
the Kitimat Commercial Al
Star team at the Terrace
Arena on Saturday,

Basketball Association hac ,

_ All Seasons _
share first place

McKay with 19. For Skeena
Hotel it was Joe McGowan
with 16 points.

In the second game, Ev's
Clippers moved out of the
cellar and into a share of
‘third place with a 100 to &+
victory over the Terrace
Reds. High scorers for the
Clippers were. Dale FPrest
with 28 points, Mickey Black
with 21 and Rod Kluss with
20. The leading scorer for
the Reds was John Walbergs
with 30 points.

Commercial All Star game

November 20 at 8 p.m. This
will be the first Commercial
All Star game for the year
and wé are hoping to have a
good number of fans out to
support the team.

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