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The Buller Glass Bullets
continued in their winning ways
bu it didn’t change the stan-
dings much in Monday night's
Commercial Hockey League
Play at the Terrace Arena.
Although the Bullets hammered
a weakened Terrace Blues 6-0
and grabbed a three point lead
aver the last place Mantique
Blazers it was only for a couple
of hours.as.the Blazers scored
an inspired 3-1 vietory over the
Poble Lumbermen.

The Bullets, rejuvenated by
the addition of Wayne Murdy
und Steve Sparks on defence,
won their third straight in dhe
first game Monday, a game
which has been officially
protested. by Ihe Blues.

_ .Bullers got goals from Dave
Hoss and Wayne Murdy in. the
firsi period wilh assists going to
Sieve Sparks and Chuck
Tremblay. The only penalties
in the first were awarded to
Gilber| Prince who engaged in
some fistcufis and had himself
ejecled fram the game.
referee also assessed Prince a
live minute major for fighting

and ‘the Blues protestedhaving

‘for : eross-checking,

The.

to play five minutes a man
shorl. The league's executive
will rule on that protest in. the
hear future.

In the second period {he
Bullets continued their advance
but only managed le find the
range once with Jim Sylvester
doing the honors. - The Buller
Glass tcam however, seemed {0
really come alive inthe third,
searing three limes, © Gord
Dorish scored from Larry
Dorish, Larry Lorish collected a
goal with some help from Gerry
Dempster and Chuck Tremblay

clicked for his goal with an-
‘assist going to L. Kereluik.

There were seven penalties in
the third period, four to the
Bullets, Dempster was sent off
Steve
Sparks for tripping, Tremblay

for throwing an elbow and the .
team received a bench minor

for joo many men.

The Blues' Graham Grass,
‘Mike Barg and Bob Lindon all
received minor penalties,

The loss for the Blucs who
played the game without three
of their top players (Tookenay,
Michaud and Jones) leaves

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Ihem six points hack of the G&A
in second place and ‘still only
ane point ahead of the third
place Pohle Lumber.

Inthe second game the Pohle
Lumber team had a chance to”
do something ahout their third
place standing but they couldn't
put il all together and wound up
on the wrong end of a 3-1 score.

The Blazers gol things
moving early in the firs when
Don Gillespie scored. from
Charlie Smoley and by tha time
Pohle got that goal back lale in
the second,. Fred Lawless had
added his first of the game to
the Mantique total.

"THE HERALD,

uller wins third

The goal (hal narrowed (he
dap for Pohle came ai 18:51 in
the middleframewith Ken Olsen
and Dale Kushner selling up
Kevin Olsen. - .

The Lumber {eam pressed
hard in the third bul couldn't net
lhe puck, Good goal, tending
and some steady defensive
work by the Blazers kept Pohle
al bay and off the scere-card,
After 6 minutes the Blazers lost
thelr playing coach Don
Gillispie when he was sent off

“with a game misconduel. He

had originally been called for
charging and his remarks
brought first u len minule and

In the first period” Sonny
Coven continued his advance on
the penalty king title with two
minors and (hen another toslart

the second. Melanson,
Letawski and Molz each picked
up minors for (he Pole tearm in
the first period. -

In the second the teams each

. received ‘two; penalties.” The:
minor to. Coven and Hud
Fisher’s charging penalty left.

the Blazers a man short twice
while back to back penalties to
Motz and Ziegler left the
Lumbermen two men short
near the end of the second
frame. .

then the game misconducts.
Six minutes later Ihe Blazers
lost another player, this lime
center. Warren Gaines who
protested a holding call and
came away with -10. minutes
worth of misconduct. The
Pohle Lumber entry still could

“nat find the right spot:to score °

from... i
There was-a six-up, in the
drying seconds of the game as
the Pohle team pulled their geal ,
tender fer an extra atlacker.
Apparently the trainer of the
team brought Len Pradzik to
the bertch without informing the.

coach, who had no idéa why six

TERRACE, B.C

men were lining up for a facc-
off in the Manilque zone. :
The delay seemed io -cost
Pohle the. edge and, with one
second remaining Fred Lawless
grabbed the puck at center ice
and drifled a shot dead center
on the empty net for the third
Mantique goal. ° :

Commercial Hockey

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” WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 19H =

son mannamed by .

provincial | sports body ;

Vancouver: - Continuing its

.. policy of growth for the bet-

lerment of amateur athleles in
the province, the 8.C. Sports
Federation has appoinled Jack
Benisz as its Communications
Officer.

Benisz will work directly

under Executive Director Tom -

so Terrace Commercial Hockey League
Standings Jan. 15, 1974

Tran “Won Lost Tied Potits For Aga
Gordon & Anderson 9 81 2 @- 7h 2
Terrace Hotel 7 5 0 Id: 8 4D
Pohle Lumber 6 6 1 WB. 7 3B
Buller Glass 4 8 O 8B 38 65
Mantique Blazers 30 9 #1 7? a of
Scoring Leaders

Name & Town | Goals Assists Points
‘Rick Olson, G&A wet Ju. 3
Keray Wing, G&A M 7 18
Ken Ziegler, Pohle 12 By 17
Reno Michaud, Hotel 1 6 7
Hurold Cox, G&A 10 7 "
Fred Lawless, Blazers 10 6 “i
Dick Shinde, G&A a 8 Kw
Pete Jones, Hotel 10 4 ‘ v

Marcel Tookenay, Hotel 9

Coming Up

With the Terrace Commercial
League season nearing the
three quarter mark and Gordon

"| & Anderson still clinging -to

(heir lead, all teamsare anxious
for victories and improvement
in their ‘position in the stan-

dings. Tonight Terrace Hotelhas :

their chance.when they come up
against Gordon and Anderson in
what promises (a be a hum-
dinger of a hockey game. Hoth
teams are strong and well
balanced and both want the first
place and championship silver
this year.” Game time is 9:50
p.m. al the Terrace Arena,
Next Monday there'll he a
wide-open double - header with
the G & A machine up against
the Buller Glass Bullets al 8:30
and then the Pehle Lumbermen
“clashing .with “the Mantique

Blazers at about 10:30, Don't
miss all the. action al the
Terrace Arena.

Last home
game

Although the Cents last home
Bame of the regular PNWHL
season is slated for February
tenth, there's liable to be one

Jaier thanthal. The game that -

was to have been played last

Wednesday between the Cen-

“tennials and the Prince Rupert -

_.- Your Headquarters in Terrace

Halibul Kings has been ten-
tatively rescheduled for the
thirteenth of February.

The Herald will inform
readers of a firm dale when itis
made available.

ew range of -

| for Stanley Tools is-_ ; -

Walker, His primary funclion
will be to establish rapport
between amajeur sports bodies

and newspaper radio and ,

ision media in the - S
television "Regina, Winnipeg, Calgary and”
‘finally to Vancouver, a

province. .
“My job will be to keep the
news flowing,"” Benisz says.
Formed in 1965, the
Federation acts as a central
service facilily for ali amaleur
sports associations in the
province, :
Benisz has a journalistic
background daling back to 1958,
having worked as a sports
reporier am editor on four

‘Wednesday January 23

9:30-4:30 - 12 and under
. 4:45-5:45 - General Skating

Friday January 25

(Saturday Janvary 26
$:14-7 - General Skating .- .
8:20 - Tolems vs Centennials

‘Sunday January 7
4:30-6 - General Skating

Monday January 28
Tuesday January 29

7:30-9:30 . General Skating

game when it is rescheduled.

at 625-2082,

& Area 7

DISTRICT OF TERRACE
" PARKS& RECREATION DEPARTMENT

- Skating ©
Schedule

12-2 - General Skating (Pre-Schoolers FREE}

$-llam - General Skating (Pre-Schoolers FREE)
8:00 - Eagles vs Centennials (event 40)

(Event 41}.

1:00 - Cohoes vs Centennials (Event 42)

19:15-12 » General Skating {Pre-Schoolers FREE

Tickets areavaitable for Events 40 (Jan 25,41 (Jan 26), and

42 Gian 27) - Centenaials Hockey Games. For those people -
holding Event 39 tickets - these tickets will be good for the

call Parks and Recreation Department, District of Terrace

Note: Public Skating Will Be Cancelled Friday
7:15-9:15 and Sunday 5:30-10, An Extra Public
Skating Session In’ On Sunday 4:30-6 Only.

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His appointment takes effect
immediately. ‘

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