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hockey meet

‘The North Coast Auto Wranglers are producing | the first major ;

hockey tournament for Terrace this weekend. ;
It’s. an eight-team men’s rec hockey tournament with two local
teams, plus four from Kitimat, and one each from Prince Rupert

- and Houston.

Plans call for teams to be split i into four-team divisions for round- :
robin play, followed by cross-over playoffs for final positions. Four
games go Friday night, eight on Saturday and the four finals on |

Sunday.

day. -

Organizer Clint Marshall gave us the opening schedule for Fi ,

6: 30. — North Coast Auto Wranglers vs. ‘Kitimat Capitals.
8:00 — Kitimat Hack-Tricks vs. Kitimat J.H.W.
9:30 — Prince Rupert Imperial Palace vs. Ocelot Oilers. .
11:00 —:Norm’s Auto vs. Houston Deans.
Saturday has eight games, starting at 9 a.m. and running every
hour-and-a-half. On Sunday, it’s the four finals.

Wranglers won the tournament for the first two years. Since then |

it’s been Houston Deans with a two-tournament win streak.
Kitimat wins own.
swim tournament |

Kitimat Marlins swim club
hosted and. won their four-city
swim meet at Sam Lindsay
Memorial Pool on Nov. 12
weekend.

Due to strength in numbers,
Kitimat ran up 567 points, 117
more than runnerup Terrace
Bluebacks. Prince Rupert ama-
teur club took third place with
349, and Prince George fourth
with 186.

Aggregate winners for each
age group are as. follows, with
winners first and runnersup
next.

Nine-and-10 girls Erin
Toplak (Kitimat), 33 points;
Aimee Peacock (Terrace), 27.

Nine-and-10 boys — John
Stamhuis (Prince Rupert), 35;
Darrell Oleniuk (Kitimat), 13.

11-and-12 girls — Allison Bar-
riscale (Kitimat), 35; Tammy
Wilson (Prince Rupert), 21.

1t-and-12 boys — Graham
Martindale (Kitimat), 32; Lee
Encinas (Kitimat) and Cory
Holland (Terrace) tied with 18.

13-and-14 girls — Dayna Nel-
son (Kitimat), 35; Mikki Furst
(Massett), 15. .

13-and-14 boys — Graham
Last (Kitimat), 33; Ryan Keefe
(Kitimat), 23.

Smithers

a a

in finals

Smithers girls are in Kelowna
for the B.C. single ‘A’ senior
high school volleyball cham-
pionships running Thursday to
Saturday.

Smithers won the Northwest
zone berth in a four-team
playoff Nov. 12 at Smithers.
They went undefeated in eight
straight games, beating Bulkley
Valley Christian 15-3, 15-3 in the
final.

The girls aré expected to wind
up at least third at Kelowna,
They've been. one of © the top
ranked teams s all seas ne

15-and-16 — Misty ‘Watson.
(Prince Rupert),. 35; Cheryl
Paavola (Prince Rupert), 20.

15-and-16 boys — Doug Mac-
kenzie (Terrace), 35; Tom Ain-
skow (Prince George), 25.

Hockey
changes

Proposed changes in Quebec’s
minor hockey systemare design-
ed to put fun back into the
game, and deflate minds of
“win-only”’ coaches.

A Quebec government task
force is recommending changes
for the entire minor hockey
system of that province,

The task force says it
discovered minor hockey has
become too elitist and that
coaches are more concerned
with winning than with player
development.

It suggests that below the age
of 12, hockey should be less
competitive and more recrea-
tional. They want it concen-
trated in schools. with a goal of
having fun.and making. friends.

The task force also: calls. for
the elimination of regional tour-
naments. It proposes; two
hockey seasons — “from
September to December, and
from January to April. © «'

It also asks for only one game
per weekend per team. ©

The task force conducted
more than 3,000 interviews over
a province-wide tour that started
last March, More hearings are

planned for the major cities of

Montreal and Quebec City next
month.

Among the task. force
members are Bob Gainey of the
Canadiens and Michel Goulet of
the Nordiques.

No doubt B.C. Minor Hockey

will view the Quebec situation »
closely, although some of the fo.
items are more or less. im- a Cae

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TERRACE MEN'S BASKETBALL LEAGUE |

~ Team. Won Lost Tied: Points.

.  Ev's Clippers Fo 4 ) 140

’ ‘All-Seasona 68a 8. DQ
Skeena Hotel: 4 4 #@0:: 8-
Kluss & Sons’: 0 8 O66 Or;

| _ Nov. 15 — All Seasons 1i0,. -Klugs & Sons'68; a
ce _ Ev's Clippers. 18, Skeens Hotel Masters 72.

Nov. 17 °— All Seagons 91, Ev's Clippers 84; -"”
.  Skeena Hotel Masters 78, Kluss & Sons 74. °

TERRACE MINOR HOCKEY HOUSE, LEAQUE
| . Novice Division — Nov. 12 weekend
Legion’, Elks0; Wilkinson Canons, Longs Loggers .
- Atom Division — Nov. 12 weekend =
Kinsmen 4, Titden 3; Dave’s 9, Lions 4
; Exhibition Novice vs. Kitimat — Nov. 12 weekend

Kitimat Eurocan 9, Elks 0; -
Terrace Boyle Blazers 2, Johngon-Barclay-Scalte 1

. Bantam Division
Northern Motor inn 6, Tilden 2 Be
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Minor Hockey Tournament -- Nov. 12 weekend
Granisle 8, Kitimat Midgets6 Kitimat
Terrace 9, Kitimat Bantams 5- aia

Fort St. James 7, Kitimat Midgets 2
Houston 8, Terrace4

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Fort St. John 8, Granisie 4, :

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Gonsolation Kiimat Barter ts 4, “Terrace
onsolation Final — Kitima gets in .
| - Kitimat Bantams-3 | Prince Rupert
_. For Third & Fourth — Terrace 5, Granisile1 pe
For First & Second — Fort St. James’ 16, Houston 5 ° ie -
TERRACE COMMERCIAL HOCKEY LEAQUE. Prince Rupert

Nov. 13 — Inn of the-West 5, Red Team 4

Nov. 17 — Skeana Hotel 13, Red Tear 10 Pringe Fupert

TERRACE COMMERCIAL Terrace
HOCKEY LEAGUE STANDINGS

Team Won Lost Tied Points

Skeena Hotel 3 0 1 7

Inn of the West - 2. 0 1 5

Red Team re 0

EXHIBITION BANTAM MINOR HOCKEY
AT PRINCE GEORGE.

Nov. 12 — Terrace intand Kenworth 8,

Prince George ‘B’ 0 Team |
Nov. 13 — Terrace Inland Kenworth 4, ; - Sonics
Prince George ‘B'O ea Z | Lakers.”
Celtics.
EXHIBITION ATOM MINOR HOCKEY
AT SMITHERS

Nov. 12 weekend —
- Terrace Atoms 8, Smithers Atoms 4
Terrace Atoms 5, Smithers Atoms 5

‘HOCKEY, LEAGUE

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‘North Coast Auto | 0 65 2°
“Thornhill Okies oo 10 1 7
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Games Scores

~ Nov. 10 — North Coast Auto 3, Thornhill Okles 2

Nov. 13 — Skeena Hotel 7, Thornhill Okles 4.)
‘Nov, 15 — Inn of the West 4, North Coast Auto 4

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TERRACE MEN'S RECREATIONAL

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Riek Joachim (SH) 5. 4.00 Bruce Cameron (SH): 11
Wally Worsfold (SH) - 3.3.67 Dighton Haynes (Inn) a: ar
Todd Gieselman (Inn) 10° 4.50 Gord Gillls (inn) : 8
Fion Marleau (NCA) 9. 444i Jim Rigter (NAR) 7.
Jerry Lamming (TO) - 8 . 5.50 Tom Turner (SH) 4
Greg Wilson (NAR 8 5.50 _ Charile Porter (inn) a: Dee
a “ - ' Brent Andrews (Inn). . ad aa
Garnet Beninger (NAR) 7?

~~ Standings — Nov. 16»

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Nov. 19 weekend
ATOM DIVISION -

Terace All Seasons 10, Prince Rupert 4
- Terrace All Seasons 8, Prince Rupert 6 -

PEEWEE DIVISION

~ Prince od Papert 3 7, Kitimat 3
Kitimat 7, Prince Rupert 2

BANTAM DIVISION:

“Terrace Inland Kenworth 4, Prince Rupert 2 8
‘Terrace Inland Kenworth 9, Prince: Rupert2,

MIDGET DIVISION”

: Kitimat 6 Prince Rupert 5
Kitimat 7, Prince Rupert 2

" STANDINGS 7
‘Won Lost Tiled Points
ATOM DIVISION
8 0 a 16
3..4. 1 7
, a8) 9 1 -4
’ PEEWEE DIVISION
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7. 2 5 1 _ §
2 5.4 5
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a J 0 1 15
3.4 #10 7
1 T 0 2
MIDGET DIVISION | _
' 4 2 0 8
4 $3 0 . 8
9 2.

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TERRACE MINI-BASKETBALL LEAQUE — NOV. 16.
Williams Lakers 36; Kitelse Knicks 20
Sight & Sound Sonics 38, Totem Furnitira Celtics 20

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