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PAGE Ald, THE HERALD Wednesday, October 30, 1974

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Cents earn first shut-out

At the Terrace Arena Sunday
Barry Dubnyk and the Terrace
Cantennials gol together to
shul-oul the hapless Burns Lake
Braves, capluring their second
win of the season and moving
into third spol in the weslern
division standings of the PN-

-WHL.

The Cents oul-shot Ihe Braves
67-11 over. the course of the
game and oul-scored Ihem 4-0
with Barry Dubnyk earning the
first shul-out.of Ihe PNWHL's
1974-75 Season. -.

The HNurns Lake Braves
started the game with only
fourteen men, including goalie
Dule Stanyer who; after a shaky
start, seltled down and kept the
Cents from adding to their out-
pul on several occasions. The
Braves raster was further cul in
the first period when Norm
Richards skated off the ice with
whal appeared to be a leg in-
jury. and (then again late in
third when Dallas Burns went
olf, Burns apparently had his
conlact: lens. driven “into the

corner of his eye during (he

play.

From lhe. start the Braves
had - organizational problems
and could not gel their attack
moving. . By the end af the
game, the younger and strenger
Centennial legs were carrying

‘all the play.

Nerm Neeld scored the first

‘marker of the game al 5:21 of

the first period with the Braves
Don Gillispie in the box for
roughing. Neeld picked up a
loose puck al the point and
drove a low shal pasl Slanyer.

Thal goal was the only one of
the first period.

The Braves started the
second on the wrong foot,
picking up a double minor at
2:37 and while they played twa
men short Larry Woods picked
up the puck in theslotat the tail
end of a nice three way passing
play involving himself, Bobby
DesChamps and Norm Neeld.
Woods tock the shot that hand-
cuffed Stanyer and gave the
Cents a 2-0 edge. -

Ten minutes later Rob McFee
finished off an exciting ice long
rush by beating Stanyer and ihe

Cents were oul in front 3-0,
Before the period Terrace had
counted their final marker,
Rick Misenir skating into a mab
in front of the Braves net and
shoving home a loose puck.
There was na scoring in the
third period although the Cents
controlled the largest portion of
the play. ‘Slanyer between ihe
Brave’s pipes, did a stand-out
job in keeping the score low,
‘The game was relatively
penally free with only seven
minors assessed. ‘Four fighting
majors were assessed - two
each to Terrace's Lance

Schedule changes

’ Ab revised
iennials schedule for the ‘74-76 .
season has been released and
there ure a.number of changes. :
Fhe ere: -arrangement’ of: Whe;

HOME GAMES

November 1974
Sat. Now.2 Cent's vs Totems

Sun. Nov.3 Cenis‘svs Tolems
Sat. Nov. 9 Cent‘svs George
Sun. Nov.10 . Cant’s vs Rupert
Wed. Nov.20 Cent's vs Chiefs
Sat.Nov.23 0 Cent‘'svs Rupert
Sun. Nov.24 | Ceni’svs Rupert

Sat. Nov.30. Cent's vs Houston

December 3974

Sal. Dec, 7 Cent's vs Vanderhcot
Sun. Dec.8 Cent‘ 's v8 George
Wed. Oec.18 Cent's vs Chiels

January 1975
Sat. Jan. 4 Cent‘s vs Vanderhoof

Sun. dan. 5 Cent's vs George
Sun. Jan. 19 Cent's vs Chiels
Sun. Jan.26 © Cent‘svs Eagles
Wed. Jan,29 = Cenl’svs Eagles

February 1975
Sat. Feb, 1

Cent's vs Rupert
Wed. Feb. 5

Cent‘svs Eagles

‘Terrace Cen-

‘schedule: was: made necessary *
by the recent death of tha’

Kitimat Cohoes.
Terrace fans, hawever, will

“slit see the full. compliment of ,

twenly home ‘games.
Ass the! ‘schedule :now
hey: Cenis “will: face Prince
George, Princé Rupert and the

- Kitimal Eagles six times each

during the remainder of the
season. Each of those six
games are home and away
splits with the exceplion of the
‘Rupert squad who will make
four visits to Terrace.

The Smithers Tolems_ will

-provide opposition 5 limes,
twice here and three limes in |
Smithers.

Vanderhoof will

Tonight. is the night for
swimming in Terrace.

Tonight, at 8. p.m, in the
Board Room of'the Terrace
Swimming: Pool, an
organizational meeting for a
proposed Swim Club i in Terrace
will be held,

e Engine ia

tands. ;

return to: thé Terrace Arena
‘twice and the Cents will go to
Vanderhoof.’ twice: The
“Smithers Chiets, who seem to
Adelight-in: stealing games from

the’ Cents;4will be In Terrace - -

three. more’ times. ~ The ‘Cents
have one game in Smithers
_ against the Chiefs. That game
goes tonight.

Houston will travel to Terrace
for one game and the Cents will
play one game in Houston.

Finally the Cents have one
more meeting with the -Burns
‘Lake Braves, In Burns Lake.

The full home schedule is
reprinted below, . .

Swim Club meeting

The meeting is open to
everyone interested in the ~
forma ion of the club but is not a
registration session, Oaly those
lhat wish togel invalved in the
planning and operation of the
Club are asked (o attend.

Legouffe and the Braves Rick —

Morin. After the second
allereation, late in ‘the third
period, both Legouffe and Morin
were also assessed game
misconduels.

Cents

The Cents play the Smithers

Chiefs in Smithers. tonight
before returning “home . next
weekend for a double-header
Salurday and Sunday - against
the Smithers Tolems,

down

All-stars

Terrace residents pot their
first look of the season al the
Terrace Commercial Hockey
League last Saturday night and
although an all-star
representation fram that league
dropped a 6-2 decision to the
Terrace Cents, they didn’t look
too bad at all.

The All-Slars found them-
selves over come by the
Terrace Cents attack after the
Cents got organized and star-
ting getting some shots on goal
in the second period of the
game.

It was a score-less He after
the first period, 3-0 after the
second and.6-2 at the sound of
ihe final buzzer. us

The Cents allack was paced
by Casey Felker with two goals
and ane assist, and Graeme
Bevington who scored cne and

* assisted on two other. goals,

. In the early going the Reps
did have an edge in scoring
chances, although it was Cents ~
that controlled the play. “In the
firsl period the Reps collected
two goal posts while the Cents

: coliected only a few more shots

on Commercial league net-
minder Gerry Lamming.

It didn’t take the Cents long to
find the range inthe second, Al
6:48 Bobby DesChamps stole a.’
loose puck inthe Reps end and,
on a good heads up play, sailed
in on Lamming and beat him
cleanly.

That goal seemed to fire the:
Cents and, four minutes: later:
with Colwell in ‘the sin bin,
casey Felker collected his first
of the night,. deflecting in a
perfect pass from Mel
Christiansen after a little hard
work by Bevington set the play
up. .

Less (hah (wo minutes later

Felker had his second of the.

game, again from Christiansen,

Both -of Felker’s goal came
against Pat Hayes wha. had
replaced Lamming,

In the third period Dale Ames
scored a short handed goal
when he, Felker and Harvey’,
Pocza broke out alone while’
killing a penalty, Ames went
the full length of..the ice and

; Made scoring goals look easy as

he gave the Cents a 4-0 edge.
Mere seconds after that goal
‘Rino Michaud finished off a.
perfect’ passing ‘play from
Blaine Turner to foil Randy

' Kolibaba’s shut out bid. Turner

look the puck in corner, waited
‘until Michaud was parked on
the edge of Kolibaba’s crease
and threw a perfect pass out
front; All Michaud has to do
was redirect the puck, a feat he
completed with considerable:
ease,

The Cents weren't finished.
(hough and Graeme Bevington
was still lo be heard from, Al
12:17 he beat Dale Kushner to a
Harvie Pocza pass, walked in
alone on Pal Hayes and put his
favorite series of moves on the

netminder. Hayes, like several -

other goaltenders have already

lhis year, wound up sucked out’

of his pads and his goal and
Bevington connected for the
fifth Cents marker of the
evening.

Just to show they weren't
finished by that goal, the Reps
gave their dying gasp with four
seconds less than five minutes’
lo ge. Larry Hackman took the
_ buck fram a face-off, swept out
in frant of the Cents net and
whipped a Jow shot passed
Kolibaba, Kenny Ziegler
assisted on the goal.

To finish it all off Harvey

Poza fired a shol from the slot .

with 57 seconds left to add to Pat
Hayes goal against average and
lift the Cents into their 6-2
victory,

‘becoming a year

by Ab Wiehe

Like all sports, professional
or amateur, fastball is rapidly
around
athletic endeavour.
theseason was officially over al
the end of the Labour Day
weekend, planning for the 1975
season has been prevalent in the
minds of players and
management alike, The
realization (hat fastball can
stagnale very rapidly for fans
and players alike, after-game
discussions on how to improve
the calibre of play; solicit fan
support, increase local interest

Although -

and at the same time create a
viable organization; .en-
compassing an. area fending
itself to a feasible financial
situation in terms of the. local
concept; were held during the
mid-summer Burns Lake
Fastball Tournament.

Coaches and players at the
tournament were asked their
views on the proposed league
and despite the added. in-
conventience of more travel to

_ find competition, most were In

favour, The creative force

” League:

Dakins take
fifth straight

A ten point victory over the

Orphans last Thursday night
stretched the Dakin’s, Con-
struction winning streak to five
full games and put them four
points up in the standings of the
Terrace Mens Basketball
Association. . .
- Dakins have len points’ for
their five wins while their
nearest cdmpelitior, the Or-
phans have a2 and 2 record for 6
points. All Seasons and Millers
Mens Wear third with 4 points
while the all -native Team 5
brings up the read with 4 losses
in 4 starts,

Most of the action last week
saw teams splitting (wo game
series. -Millers Mens Wear
dropped their first game 62-58 to
the Orphans and then took their
revenge on All Seasons 71-43 on
Thursday. All Seasons had
gained’ an'earlier victory by

‘drubbing Team 5 41-44,

In the scoring race Ed
Devries has taken over top spot
wilh 112. points. Jon Gurban,
who had led the league is second
with 112, Hugh Bruggen-Cate of
the Orphans is in third spet with
83 paints while Rod Kluss’s 83
points qualify the Millers for-
ward for fourth spat.

Mike Ireland of Dakins
Construction is in fifth with 77
points. The next three positions
inthe lop ten are held by former
members of Caledonia Ker-

mode teams. They are Arne
danzen with 67 points, Jim

Checkley with 63 and Rudy

Embury with 60. Ninth place is
held by Gerry Dumas with 59
points while tenth is held by
Terry Wilson of Dakins who has
scored 55 points in five.games.

NWFEL coming

behind the idea of a new Pacific
Northwest Fastball League is
the former All-American in
World Tournament ‘play,
hotelman and playing-sponsor

- Norm dlokiltkovits, catcher for

the Skeena-Madigan entry in
the Terrace Fastball League.
The league would have twa
divisions. The northern division
would be made up of all
members of last year's Terrace
Manuels, A & W,
Terrace Blues and Skeena-
Madigan, The southern division *
would comprise of Houston,
eilher Smithers or Granisle and
two clubs from Burns Lake .
dim Horswell, playing coach of

“the Houston tearm is organizing

the southern division. Locally,
the coaches have been ap-
proached as‘ lo the validily of
the projected ieague and all
have signified interest.

Each division would conduct
is own ‘house league as a
separate entity and axchange
games ona double header basis,
once, possibly twice, an
weekends during the course of
the season.

An organizational meeting of
the two divisions is expected to
be announced shortly.

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