MORETTO SHINES IN DEBUT
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The Terrace Centenmals
pras d defeat from the
ands of - victory. last
Wednesday night as they
penalized away a sure win,
The Kitimat Winter Hawks-

were in town.and after two _

even periods of hockey
outplayed the Cents to wind
up on the long end of a 6 to 4
score.

The scorer got. his pen
working earlier when, after
only: 45° seconds of play,
three penalties were handed
out, one to Terrace, two to
Kitimat. The local boys tock
advantage of this extra man
situatlon as Pat Rabbitt
flipped the puck over Denn

’ Smata Into the Hawk nel.

Craig Levie had carried the

ck into the Hawk zone.
ern Sketchley shoved. the

puck back to the slot and -

young Rabbitt was there.

The Centennials began to
and continued to press os
they kept Kitimat off stride.
At the midway mark Smala
received a slashing penally
and once again the Cents

wer play came through.
The Hawks were trying lo
clear the puck when Randy
Hodgins knocked it down at
the blue line, Hodgins fed
Levie in front but he was
denied as Smata came up
big. The rebound, however,
went to the side and young
Kelly McCabe made no
mistake in giving the Cents
a2 to 0 lead.

The Hawks, using a
floating winger all night, got
on the scoreboard at the
16:50 mark. Cent goalie,
Ray Prive, had just made a
spectacular save on a
breakaway by Hawk Don
Kellar, when he was con-
fronted with a two on one
situation. Trevor Sandberg
and Blake Walkanshaw
broke in on [an Tennant.
Sandberg drew Tennant
over and passed to
Walkanshaw who beat Prive
low to the right hand corner.

This goa] seemed to give
the visitors a lift and they
pressed for the tying goal.
With five seconds remaining
in the first frame Hawk
captain, Greg. Egan, was
left unmolested in frent of
Prive. Sandberg fed him

from behind the net and it’

was 2 to 2 after one..
. The second period started
almost opposite to the first.
Kitimat was carrying the
play and Terrace was
. having trouble coming out of
their. own end. Constant
Hawk forechecking paid off
at the 5:38 mark when Dor
Kellar let a blazing shot gc
from tlie point which Prive
just missed, the puck tip-
pine off his glove into the
gh corner.

Five minutes iater the
Cents recorded their third

power play goal of the game __,_.
with Levie putting the disc 3

past the Hawk netminder.
The local squad was ap-
plying pressure but fired
wide four times before Levie
got the puck at the point,
stickhandled to the slot and
ripped a shat which Smata
could not handle. ©
It took the Hawks only
three minutes to regain the
lead‘as Don Kellar and Lee.
Marleau combined to set up
Greg Nickerson near the
face-off circle. Nickerson let
go a. slap shot which found
its way into the net behind a
screened Prive. At this point
Coach Red L’Estrange felt a
change in goalies necessary,
hoping to get his team going.
Mario Moretto, who came in
from Prince Rupert ‘to try
out for the Cents, replaced
Prive. Moretto was called
upon to make a couple of key
saves almdst immediately
and this gave the Cents a
~~ With just over a minute to
go’ Levie picked up ‘his
second goal of the night as
he picked up a pass from
_ Vern Sketchley and rifled it
into an empty net. Hodgins
had shot from the point with
Sketchley in front. The big
team captain then picked up
the rebound and saw Levie

in the open. The score after.

two was four to four and the
stage was set for a third
period showdown. '
_ The big showdown never
developed as both. teams
began to rough it up and
seemed content to fight. The
first fight of the period
didn't happen until nine
minutes after play but it was
obviously coming, Hodgins
and Ken Fisher met behind
the Hawk net, bumper, and
- away they went. Both
‘players managed punches
sefore the linesman got inte
the action. The real stunner
was wher the penalties were
announced. Hodgins was
-given a match penalty. The
ans were amazed as looks

of disbelief were on many
faces. The reason given was
intent to injure but later it
was found out that the in-
fraction had been pulling the
chin strap.

Brad Owens gave the

Hawks the lead for good as’ -
he deflected a shot from .

Marlin Toevs high into the
net. The scoring ended three

minutes jater when Scott-

Marleau flipped a. rebound
over Moretto who was down
and out of the play.

The game ended in a rash
of penalties with a fight
erupting between Carmon
Brown and. Hawk Scott

Last Friday the Houston
Luckies were in town,
defeating the Terrace
Centennials 6 to 5 in aver-
time. The Luckies arrived
late but came on strong in
the !third and overtime

riods, scoring on their
irst extra time shot.

The Houston squad took
the lead early when, after
one and a half minutes,
Dennis Langdale was able to
carry the puck down the ice
unmolested. Langdale fired
toward the net and the puck
bounced off goalie Ray
Prive's leg into the net. .

Nine minutes later the
Cents tied the game with
Houston's Bob Leduc in the

-penally box. The local

boys
carried the puck into the
Lucky's zone and passed it

around, waiting for the right -

apportunity: It was
defenceman Bud Langstrom
who took the shot which
eluded Gordie Cook in the
Houston net. Carmon Brown
had kept a loose puck in and
passed to Rabbitt who saw
Langstrom open. .
Thig goal lifted the Cents
and they began to press.
Just two minutes later Craig
Levie gave the Cents the
lead when he converted a
Lance Legouffe pass into a
back-handed goal, The
presence of Legouffe, a
strong skating, 2 way
hockey player, seemed to

- inspire the rest of ‘the team '

as, they stayed ‘an’ top. of
Houston, ©
Houston, however, got a
break when Legouffé was
sent off for hooking. Lucky’s
Dennis Toupin tipped a shot

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Marleau. Marleau got five
minutes and Brown
received five and a game for
being the aggressor...

Coach Red L’Estrange
was very pleased’ with the
play of young Moretto, who

icked out 21 of 23 shots in
the third period alone.
Prive com-
bined to stop 40 shots while
Smata blocked 34.

L’Estrange was disap-
pointed with the number of
penalties by his boys, 54
minutes, commenting that
they (the Cents) had talked
about penalties and agreed

Cents lose in overti

from the point high into the
net at the 17:58 mark and it
was 2 to 2,

The Cents did not want to
go into the dressing room
with a te and continued to
press, With just over one

. minute left Terrace forced a

face-off in Lucky's territory.
Carmon Brown cleanly won
the drawing pulling the puck
back to Pat Rabbitt whe
passed quickly ‘to Vern

ketchley. Sketchley was
alone in front and beat the
Houston goalie with a quick
low shot.

The second period was all
Terrace as they outscored
Houston two to nothing to
take a 5 to 2 lead. Penalties |
were evident in this period
with Houston picking up 13
minutes and Terrace eight.

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not to take many against the

Hawks. This, however, was °

not so as referee, Pat Hayes,
handed out a total of 108
minutes. .

"Craig Levie was the Cents

real - offensive threat,
storing two and helping to
set up the other two. The

Cents offensive, other than

wide shots, was working
quite. well. The defensive
was, at times, non-existant.
“Too many opposing for-
wards are free to wander in
our zone,” said L'Estrange,
“once this is stopped,
wins will come.”

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CRAIG LEVIE
The Cents Ian Tennant
scored the first goal as he
drove home a low shot from
the point. Legouffe had won
the face-off and passed by to

Levie who then fed Tennant-

at the blueline. -

A minute later Sketchley
scored his second and what
turned out to be Terrace’s

‘last goal. He picked up

Langstrom’s rebound, after
a shot from the point, and
flipped it over Cook into the

- _ Houston net.

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The Luckies started their

' comeback fast as they

scored after just 25 seconds.
Hugh Bell fed Wes Westgard
shot at Prive. The goalie

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NEW ARRIVAL Mario Moretto blocks a sho? from

Winter Hawks Blake Walkenshaw in a one-sided loss
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misjudged the shot and it

went in off his glove.
The checking began to get
tight and a few penalties

came. At the 6:40 mark Cent
Barry Heit picked up a
minor and said the wrong
thing to referee Wayne
Braid and had 10 minutes.
Five minutes later Bud
Langstrom and Dennis
Langdale took their
frustrations out on each
other as they traded pun-

ches.

The visitors drew with one
when Westgard scored his
second on a low shot from
the bingline, biter receiving
a Joe Swory! 5.

Houston tied the score
with three minutes
remaining. Lutchenko
scored when his shot
deflected off a Cent
defender in behind Prive.

The stage was set for
overtime and the Cents
pressed. When Houston

nally broke out of their
own end five minutes had
élapsed and the Cents had
had many opportunities,

The focals missed the net _
‘four times and Gordie Cook
-blocked’‘all other chances.

Both -Levie and Langstrom

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blueline but the Houston
netminder came up big.

At the five minute mark '

Houston broke out on a three
on two with Bell leading the
way, Phil Guthrie scored the
goal with assists going lo
Bell and Westgard.

Coach Red L'Estrange
was very pleased with his
boys play. “They played the
best two way hockey I've
seen them play and with a
few breaks we could have
scored seven or eight
times." The game was very
entertaining for the fans as
both teams played wide
open, The. Cents were
displeased with their third
peried lapse when the
Luckies managed to tie the
score, They couldn't seem to
get going and, although the

ys di
seemed to fall back and tr
to protect their lead.
L’Estrange said, ‘You can’t
sit on a three goal lead in
this league, especially
against a senior club.” The
Cents are ready, with a few

ood breaks and the extra.
ockey ayers -which .are-
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