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Karen ‘McConnell scores two points for
Caledonia here in the final. game of the ‘AA’
basketball zone finals In Rupert. Caledonia
. loSt this game 59-45 and placed second overall
in' the northwest zone.

. Kermodes, Rainbirds zone winners

The Caledonia Kermode . weekend at Prince Rupert
- oe he steals ‘Senior Secondary. ‘
1s to zone
In the boys’ final Prince
basketball-; ‘aetion on. the Rupert Rainmakers came

(7,

- traded

Caledonia team pulled out a

‘the win and the zone
championship. ;

up ‘with .a jstrong ‘game::to:':
Leanne challange the Kermodes tor:
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Kitimat Chieftains’ Greg Engen lays one in

- here over Willis Parnell of the Rainmakers in

the semi-final game of the ‘AA' boys zone
tournament held at Prince Rupert Senior:
Secondary School on the weekend.

Kitimat; and Shannon Roos:
of Rupert. Edith St. Arnaud °
of Rupert was named most
valuable player...  °
one Rainbirds, are now. oft,

For the ‘Rainmakers
Willis Parnell had 23 and
Keith Shrubsall got 22.

Parnell was named moat
valuable, player, of the zone .
while ‘Ross , Rickie, Stacey... to
Conk,.and Mile Hoag were

named to the first allstar
team, Alfie Nutaker of

the Ae ieee will travel-to
- Vancouver to play in the

"added one.

to anal, play. in. the, Fan
1 nrovincials.whiley

strong final quarter to take’

Kitimat Chieftains and
Keith Shrubsall of Prince

an Al Oliver’s

acquistion by San Francisco *

gives the’ Giants‘ the solid-
hitting first baseman they
needed, and may clear the
way for Pete Rose to get the

_regwlar starting job he was

hoping for in Montreal.

The Giants called a news
conference today at their
training headquarters to
announce the trade for

Oliver, winner of the 1982
National League batting
title'Who was acquired by,
San Francisco in exchange
for pitcher Fred Breining
and bn-unnamed player.

The departure of Oliver,

was ‘confirmed by Expos
general. manager . John
McHble.

‘That would appear to givé -

. Rose a chance to play every

day pt first base for the
Expos as he continues his
chase of Ty Cobb’s all-time —
recorti of 4,192 hits..

Roge, released = by
Philadelphia after getting
121 hits last season when he
slumped to. a..245 batting -

average, | has 3; 930 hits in his”

career.

Rose, who will be 43 in
April; took a cut in salary to
sign with the Expos as‘a
free agent in the hopes he
would.get to play regularly.
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xpos figured to use .
him frequently as their left

- the end of the third quarter.

. favor of the Kermodes.

“in the second half, and Ross

Rupert were the other
The Kermodes got off toa

slow start In the firat few
minutes’ but- managed to
open up a ten point lead
midway through the second
quarter, Rupert chipped .
away at the lead and the
score was 34-31 at the half in

team. :
Wade Watson |
Caledonia was named to the

Domingo Rodrigues of
‘Kitimat, and Ken Enrico
-and Rich Forsell of Rupert.

Prince Rupert Rainbirds
were the top girls’ team in
the zone after they defeated
Caledonia’s girls 59-45 in the
final game."

Rupert came out strong to
start the second half and
took their first lead of the
ganie 95-34 just one ‘minute
into the third quarter. The
Rainmakers got some hot
shooting from Willis Parnell

and Keith Shrubsall to In-
crease the lead to 58-53 at

in the game and led 124 at
the quarter and 2-14 at the
half. The Caledonia’ girls
got a strong second half
from Karen McConnell who
scored 13 points In the.
secoml part of the game as

In the last quarter Mike
Hogg came back into the
game after sitting out with .

Caledonia played even with
four fouls and scored’ & the Rainbirds, each team
couple of key’ hoops along scoring 31 points.

with a strong: final quarter
from Sean Moldenhauer and
Rosas Dickie to spark the-

Kermodes to a final 8249
win over the akers, |
Moldenhauer peter the top.
scorer for Caledonia with
21, 17 of those points coming

McConnell. was high
scorer for the Kermodes
with 19 while Tracey Kerr
topped Rupert's scoring
with ph

McConnell and Kerr were
both named to the allstar
team, along with Stacey
Muchowski of Caledonia,

Dickie had 20. . Angie Horlonpilos of

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Rupert took an early lead

boys’ ‘AA’ provincials in the
Agratome on March 14-17.

TUESDAY ~

The Terrace Timberman
Oldtimers hosted an eight
team oldtimers hockey
tournament this weekend at

StewartSOB’s came up with
a 7-2 victory aver the host
team to win the 'A’ final.
Stewart got a pair of goals
from Ken Overton and
Dennis Young in the final
game to take top spot in the
tournament, Overton
opened the scoring in the
game at 1:56 and Stewart
went on to take a 6-1 lead
‘after the First period. Ken
Olson got Terrace's only
goal of the period from
Brian Kennedy and Bob
Wilson. ;
In the second period (and
the last as-oldtimers hockey

4:14 while John Taylor was
the only scorer for the
‘Timberman Oldtimers on a

In minor hockey ‘Fep

Terrace B.C, Timber: pee
wees advance to the zone
playoffs while the Inland
Kenworth bantams were
defeated by Rupert in their
final games. - *

The pee wees advanced to
the final series against
Kitimat when they defeated

- Rupert’s pee wee reps two

games straight in Rupert on
Friday and Saturday. In
. Friday's contest it was
Terrace edging Rupert 6-7.
Bryan Plwick led Terrace
. with four goals, Ted Taylor
had two goals for the night

-and' Russ‘ McFarland and .}-

Les: Waurynchuk each

In the Saturday game
Terrace defeated. Rupert 6 .
5. Matt Shinde topped the
scoring. with two goals and
Terrace got’ singles from
Bryan -, Piwick,
Kennedy, Cory, Killoran,

! Ted bad oan

The team will now travel
to Kitimat next weekend in
take on the Kiwanis Pee
wees to a best two out of
three series.

the Terrace drena and the.

only has two periods) Young .
picked up his second goal at’

" games over the weekend the |.

pass trom Joe Whitney and
Dick Shinde. .

B FINAL

In the ‘B’ final it was
Smithers Oldtimers
‘defeating the Thornhill
Northern Okies 5-1. Brock
Waldron scored. the : only

" goal for the Okles at 7:27 of

the second period assisted
by Doug Davies .and Bill
Stanley. . For Smithers it

- ‘was Ron Morris picking up

three second period goals to
put the game away. Other
goals came from Gary
Stacey and Wayne Callison.
FINAL.

, Kitimat ‘B’ took a 5-2 win
over Vanderhoof Oldtimers
inthe ‘C’ final game. John
McRae scored just 12:

seconds into the game to -

give Kitimat the early lead.
McRae also picked up a
second goal and an assist
before the period was over,

Pee wees win

: The bantams weren't 80
quoky as they dropped both
of their final ‘playoff games

- to Prince Rupert bantams.

Terrace lost the first game
7-2, Calin Dow and Roger
Pomerleau were the scorers
for Terrace.

In the second game Ravi
Chékar had two goals and

_Miteh Shinde and Colin Dow

each had singles in a 17-4,
losing effort. These games

- conclude the regular season

for the bantams but there
are two cut of town tour-
naments left on the schedule.

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~ Stewart Oldtimers
Timberman in final

John McDonald also scored
for Kitimat and. Dick -

Helmes got one back for

Vanderhoof to leaye the
score at 3-1 after the first
period,

In the second period it
was Mike Burney and Joe
Boguski hitting the mark for

. Kitimat and Neil West-

macot scoring for Van-
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Kitimat ‘A’ took on Prine’
Rupert Wrinkles -in the 'D®
finals on Sunday morning.
Kitimat got.a three: goal
performance from Denny
Marleau todown Rupert 7-1:
Fred Layman got the single
goal for Rupert while Jay:
Roberge, Art Orpheim, Don
Rheault and Jim Wilson

- each addedone for Kitimat:.

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