~ Windmills wi

- 445 triple. Boys highs were rolled by Kelly Pelletier

_ Terrace bowling

league action —
- Terrace BowlingLanes

January 31, 1978

Team Highs went to International on Monday Mens.
They rolled a 3126 triple and 1211 single. J. Wiedman

took mens highs with a triple of 799 and single of 335. -

Team Leaders are Strikers with 83 points followed b
Bowling Centre with 74 and International with 70. ,
Mon By Mixed had team highs going to the Wind-
mills with scores of 1209 and 3028. Mens Highs were a
704 triple and 354 single rolled by Fred Berghauser. C.
Boehm rolled a 590 for Ladies triple while S. Lewis
took high single | with a 265, Lea e Leaders are the
DO) Ow w
_ Tuesday Coffee League has the Goofers ert wit
88 points followed by the Silly Larks with 83 and Sam’s
Team with 76 points. Goofers took team high three
witha total count of 2736 while team single went to the

big fr with a 983. Carmen Mailloux rolled a 704. |
 G

e for that high with high single of 238 going to
rte Rioux. oe
‘Tuesday Nite Mixed has the No Names leading with
24 | points followed by Old Timers with 21 and Mel's
Painting with 20. Team High Three went to the Old
Timers with a total of 3024. Team high single went to
the Moonlighters with a 1075, Mens High Three went
‘to Adrian Mumford with a 765 total. John Uliebenga
rolled a 279 for high single. Ladies Highs went to May
Bell with a tripple of 686 and single of 264. .
‘Wednesday Matinee has Coffee Whippers leading
with §9 points followed by Coffee Siurpers with 31
points. Coffee Slurpers took team high three

with a 2663 total while high single went to the Coffee

Whippers with-a 962. Ladies Highs went to Collette
Newman with a triple of 638 and single of 254...

Wednesday Night Ladies have the Elite 5 out in front
with 24 points followed by Happy Go Lucky with 21 and
Im bles with 20 points. Team Highs went to the

ouettes with a triple of.2761 and single of 1079.
High ging Three went to Eva Wilkinson with a 654.
le was s y Marg Mumford and Eva
Wilkinson with 264, Be we
: Krack Pots walked off withteam Highs on Thursday
Mixed with a triple of 2966 and single of 1067. Mens
High three went to Cy Renney with a 728 while Nelson
Rollier rolled a 295 for high single. Ladies High Three
went to Chris Coombs with a 776 while Sharon Lewis
rolied a 313 for high single. Sesame Street leads with
84 points followed by Tillicum Theatre with 74 and
Krack Pots with 76. ; Cn

Funny Five lead with 26 points on Friday Mixed
followed by Overwaitea with 24 and Playmates and
Truckers with 19 points each. Team High Three went
to Funny Five with a total of 2869 while the 4077 Squad
rolled a 1095 for high single. Mens highs went to Ed
Fiarless with a triple total of 733 and single of 286.
Ladies highs went to Aurore Schulmuster with a 682
triple-while Elaine Obsome had a 248 single.
: Pee Wee's have Fonzies Gang leading with 79 points
followed by Good Guys with 68 and Pin Spliters with
62. Girls Highs went to Shannon Tymaschuk. with a 161

e‘and 301 double. Boys Highs were a 138 single
266. double rolled by Sear :

Re

’ AB HAVEDIO
the ‘Strikers’ with .69 and. Alleg#
Highs went to Jo-Anne Mumford

‘with. 170 single and

questions about! the book

- Angeles is

with a 200 single and 476 triple. —
Juniors have Blue Angels in front with 87. points
followed by Bee Gee's with 74 and Smiles and

Chuckles with 71 points. Cindy Koopmans rolled a 219

-for high single w

le high tirple went to Twila Beard:

with a 527 total. Boys highs wentto Danny Mague with ©

a 244 single and 600 triple.

Mary Lindstrom, Y.B.C, director, bas asked me to-

- thank all the ¥.B.C. Bowlers and sponsors who made

their Bow-a-thon a success.on Sat. Jan. 28th. The kids

will be approsctins all who sponsored them so pay up.
18

those pledges.

Bowling

on March 3,4 and 5 i

ley. Some other events. -

rol] off your three games, This event: had a Jadles
team from Terrace go to Vancouver for Provincial
Finalslast year. Terrace Bowlers are also supporting |

@ handica) children by pl
y league ae bowled between Jan. 20th - Feb. 10th.

raised will go to the Variety Club Telethon

4

' Mariey

ed; lc point on

Don Walker,

Canada Employment Centre) was in town during

former manager of Manpower in Terrace. (now part of

oo i

the weekend to take -

part in the 23rd Annual Legion Bonspiel. Walker, who left Terrace in 1976

terms,

to work in Campbell River, was Legion Branch 13 president for three

By BERT ALLEN

New York (Reuter) —
The secret is out--
Muhammad Ali knocks
out Superman, the Man of
Steel in the comic strips,
adding another conquest
to his long string of
boxeng victories.

A comic hook entitled

perman vs. Muham-
mad. Ali went on sale
Tuesday for $2.50. The
worldheavyweight

boxing champion left his -
training camp in balm

Miami Beac
frigid New York to
publicize the fact. .

Ali. has steadfastly
refused to talk’ to
reporters in Florida since
heb
mont

to visit

ago for his Feb. 15

title defence against Leon

a would" answer
but not about boxing. —

4S

| First time

Mike Bossy set a record,

Jerry Korab ended a long .
scoring slump and for the -

first time in along while,

Also coi . ;

the Prince Rupert Bova . Entry forms may be: Buffalo Sabres coach.
_ Obtained-at the Bowling ft

happening right now are the National Classified abot :

7 Championships. This event has you bowling 9)0u

in your own average group and anyone can enter. You

can etter at Bowling Alley and make arrangements to

Marcel Pgonovost had
ething positive to talk -

‘The Sabres overcame:

acl
season, and registered a’
3-2 victory over New
York Islanders in the only
National Hockey League
game Monday night.

~The game was the.

along with a challenge to other bowlers from B.C..to struggling Sabres’ best

take
help

| | ‘Sports briefs |

CHANCES
GOOD -

' LAUSANNE, Swit:
zerland (Reuter) — Los
i virtually
certain to be awarded the

LOOK

:. 1984" Olympic Summer

Gamies after completing
its app ication b:
night's - :
International Olympic
Conumittee said Tuesday.

1 r les, rt) ne
Sarimer Olympics in

' 1932,:was the only formal
candidate for the 1984
__ Games; Its application’

‘expected to be approved
-at.‘an. COC meeting in
Athens in May:

' HAAS MOVES UP
WASHINGTON (AP) —
Jay Haas’s victory in the
Anidy.Williams-San Diego

‘Association tour stan
dings, it was. announced
Tuesday. Tom Watson

3/096" Bobby Wadkins
$22,800,,. Jerry Pate
$21,425 and Gene Littler

He.
0

onday |
‘deadline, . the

Martinsen, 36, by

$20,708. a

WINS SKI RACE

OSLO (AP) — Favored
Oddyvar Braa won the
Norwegian 15-kilometre
cross country skiing title .
at nearby Konnerud ‘on
Tuesday—just as .im-
pressively as he won the.
30-kilometre cro
Sunday. Braa, 26, Nor-
way's favorite: at the
world championships in
Lahtis, Finland, next
month, was timed in 44
minutes seven seconds -
and beat -runner-u Odd

seconds. oo
SENGER WILL

LEAVE os
“TOLEDO, Ohio.(AP} —

Charlie Senger, who has
served: -12 ; s@As0Ns.. as .

‘Open .moved fim into’ general manager .. of
second place in. the Roledo Mud. Hens, said
Professional ~Gollers ‘Tuesday he is resigning

his position with the
International .'.-League .
baseball . team,’."Senger

said he would continue.as: |,

eneral. manager until a:
- lacement is found for

. Mimesota Twins’ Triple
' A minor: league farm ©
- team. Under

tre ud Hens
tion, the Mud Hens,
showed a net profit in all

“12 seagoMs.. °°,

~ match what we have collected. So come on bowlers performance in several
the handicapped children along.

weeks. As the club slid six.
oints behind Boston
runs, ‘Adams
Division. leaders, | .

Pronovost. grew im-
patient with post-game
questions ‘about why his.
team was declining.

"I refuse to. answer
negative questions." he
said repea
negativism.”

Monday night.

"It was an important’

game. in a ..lot.~ of:
respects—for morale, for

confidence, and to: get.

back °
teams.
confidence builder. -~
“Our (goaltender).
Donnie Edwards,. scored

his 26th victory, most in -

the league, and played a
very. good game: We

backchecked and

forechecked them real.

well. The defence played
super—blocked a lot of
shots.” — ;

Islanders coach. Al.

Arbour was not as excited
about the game: a
“The Sabres checked
don’t think either club
Was particularly sharp,
but: they had enough
win and. that’s what:
counts.. Our execution
was off.” .
Bossy, the - islanders’
rookie sensation,
downplayed ds record-
reaking performance
‘DIDN'T HELP?

an training there.a |

_A. spokesman. forthe . the. heay
et bien s eared, Bat be putkon

vy, tok
that: 29

Bossy's two cals, setting -
r of 35 for the -
, a’ help the team. If

ly. “I hate ©
-He had -plenty to say

laying: tough...
This wes a big F !
- League .has been . ag

development. ce. Ida

very well,” he said. "I

- KO for Ali in comic
battle with superman

Most reporters ob
served the rule, and those
who tried to sneak in
something about boxing
were gréeted witha bl
stare by Ali, who looked
dejected. —

M are you so sad?"
he Why caked. “No
comment,” responded Ali
with a stolid glare.

CHAMP TROUBLED? —
* Promoter Bob - Arum, —

who is staging the All

inks) ma in

egas, said: “I must
admit the champ seems
troubled: about.
something. I think it may
be because he’s having a
hell of a time trainig ‘to
get in shape at this stage
of hiscareer.”

Ali; who turned $6 on hi
Jan. 17, has not changed .
’ markedly since he won

heavyweight, title

weight'quickly when. he is.
not traming and. it is’
becoming increasingly

“Even though I got two.
goals, it didn't help the
team win,’ he. said. ‘if

we: had won, .it ‘would

have been ‘something.”
Asked’ = about. I
chances: of capturing

rookie-ox-the-year ..--

‘honors, Bossy replied:

“There's still 30 games
left. I'm just to
e team:

does well, Til do. well.’'

The previous record for
individual ‘single-season -
goals. for. an Islander.
player jaan: the, 34. set:

uring the'1975-76 season.
by .Clark Gillies., Bossy

‘needs nine more goals in’
_his rem

: “33 games
to tie the record of 44
oals by a rookie, set by
uffalo’s Richard Martin
during the 1971-72 season.
sata ee
ork’s‘winning streak a
alx, longest in the club’s
histary. and left the club:

co-ordinator '™

“Quarterback. Eric. -

thrie of Saskatchewan

Roughriders of — the
Canadian Football =:

poin

ordinator for the’ adult
touch football program of:
the British. -Colunibia:

Amateur Football As. .

sociation. on < 7
The association said in
a news release that
Guthrie, 30, ‘will work on
the programnkndl-  -
reporting ‘to -Saskat-
chewan’s training camp
in June. -- Cte
Guthrie, ‘a ‘Vancouver

Koray

Las. cha ‘in this country.

alap shot at
i a

association has p
’ year, the association
said: . ee

—\

difficult to shed poundage
before a fight.
“If you're not talking,
why di ‘you - bother
come here?” a reporter
asked the champion. _
“F came here to let
people know the book is
out,” Ali said. ..‘'To.
promote the book. I think
it'll sell great.”
“Do you think there is a
message in the book?
“Yes,” Ali said, “it.
shows you how things are

Blac

Su
Clark Kent, te
the come stip. — .
Ali said he did not read |
fan when he was a ~~

rly twite the size of a... “Speeds at the super-fast: s
:, Wack exceeded 90.5 miles

regular,. 30-cent comic
bock ‘and has a heavier:
cover. | :

_-with only a one-point edge

“aver. second place 7
Philadelphia Flyers . in
the Patrick Division.

Korab, who put Buffalo
ahead 3-1 with his 40-foot
8:20 of the

period, said: “I
finally got one. I think it's
been 20 games since I |
scored: another -goal. I

t haven't been shoot- .
the puck well.”

Kerab’s goal: was hus.

third-of the season, Rene
Robert and Andre Savard
scored ‘first-period -goals.
for the Sabres after Bossy
had given the. Islanders
an early’1-0 lead, -
- It was the third of five
meetings between the two.
clubs -this seasori ‘and
gave the Sabres a 2-1
e.. They won-3-2 here
Oct. 13 with the Islanders

42 victory Oct.
$n Ualondate: NO 5

nabve; .. broke Heo ine
CFL: in 1972 .with B.C.
Lions after playing junior
football here and ‘college
football ‘at Boise State in

He: was traded to
Montreal Alouettes prior
to the 1977 season: and-
riders in.another deal.
“The touch football
program is designed as a
recreational sport for
men-and women:in the
province .. and - the

this

organize 1,000 tea

ar Le

period. ” Harold
‘assisted by Richard
- Bru

. Richard

.: G&A and 2 to Totem.

"- Thirty seconds into ‘the
| third period Totem went
-- ahead § to 4 on a goal by
” Bob Peacock assisted by
‘Rino Michaud,

Ga

“1, Galvin Gold - Kitwanga

niater joined the Rough-. }
e

| G&A

Jack Stewart .
Gordon & Anderson 6

‘< Totem Ford 5 .

With 2:36 to goin the is!
Cox.

erman and Mark
: Hidber scored for Gordon
“and Anderson. It was-a

fast, hard hitting period

; _ .no penalties
‘assessed to either team.
The second period saw
seven goals scored, 3 by

' G&A and 4 by Totem.

' G&A goals were by
Bruggerman,
Terry Grimm and Harold

Cox. ‘Totem Ford. goals
‘were by Rino Michaud, .

-who got. two goals.

~ Singles in this. period
were by Tom Farrow and
Mike Ford... The period

‘ ended at 4 to 4.with only 8
-- Minutes. ° in

ralties,..6° minutes ‘to

Two
minutes and six seconds
_later Bob Bogart of G&A
assisted by Don Clifford
and Jim Gusafson tied it:
At 5:55 to go
Don = Clifford
assisted by Haus Stack
and Mark Hidber put the
winner past Jerry
Lamming of ‘Totem’ who

stopped 23 shots through -

the game. -
. Ron - Daciuk, net
minder for G&A, stopped
a total of 32 shots. On
four occasions he was

_ caught flat on the ice and |

y PG snow .

_ tourney

'. Terrace puts on a’
"4 tremendous -showing at .
the .B.C. Snowmobile .

Trible “A” Races held at

Pte aa DEBS

per hour.

- . Hereis a run down on .

local drivers: =

2. Heath Bobster
Smithers. .. -
Power Puff C

-L Terri. Fournier -

‘Terrace’:
2. . Carlene
Smithers
Stock A

1, Ken Gibson -. Terrace
2. Liyle Gold - Smithers
Stock BC ; :

1. Liyle Gold - Kitwanga

2, Didier Brard - Terrace |

Stock C

1, Didier Brard - Terrace | |

2. Lyle Gold - Kitwanga
StokD&F . |

1. Ken Gibson - Terrace
2, Lyle Gold - Kitwanga
250 Mod Stock

1, Lyle Gold - Kitwanga
2. Robert Schulz -
Terrace

440 Mod Steck

3. Rick Hamilton -
Terrace —
440 Mod Stock

8. Miles Green - Terrace

‘Special Class 250 Pipes on

. Al
Smithers
There is a double A
meet at Smithers Feb. 4

ay

McDona qd .

- minor.

_£0M-. | Privice George.on Jan. 28- ....
Maynipationg’ Co, Te ia... 28. reeon vlan.2

Glover. “a

Totems forwards just
couldn't get the puck up
and over him,

in the second game of
the night, SKeena Hotel
doubled McEwan GM 4 to

2. McEwan GM scored
first by Steve Dillabough

assisted by Frank
O'Brien and Keith
Calwell.

Skeena Hotel scored
with 14:7 to go in the

second period by Dick .

Brown assisted by Ken

Zeigler and Dave Sharpe.
Within three minutes the
same trio were on the
board again, this time it:

was Ken Zeigler from -

Brown and Sharpe.
McEwan GM . came:

beats Totem, |
-Skeena doublesGM |

O’Brien and

Calwell 2
again, = —- a i

The third period sawl. |, .
’Skeena score. 2

unan:4
swered goals to end the >
gamie 4 t02, The first one
by Dave Sharpe assisted '

by Zeigler, the second 4.
was Zeigler, Brown and
Sharpe.

Total minutes in minor
penalties through . the’
game was 16 minutes, 10 J
to McEwan GM and 6 to &
Skeena Hotel. = _- &

Ken Deane in the net 3
for Skeena stopped 33
shots and McEwan’s Erie &
Chapman stopped 23 for a *
total of 56. 5 0: WN

Game No. 42 is Thur. 4 .
sday night at 10:15 when 3
Totem Ford hosts Skeena *

back with a goal by Hotel -  -— . 3
Dillabough, assisted by See you there. . -
. a8 of Monday, January 30, 1978° Tle og
~ Team - _ .. .. G:W.L.T.P
Totem Ford 0.15°-5002
Gordon and Anderson « — 21 -°8.10 319-428
McEwan GM ‘ "21.58/11 2.18
' Skeena Hotel i. 20 12 1.15 af
‘Scoring Race: Top Ten we Dae i
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Dave Sharpe - Skeena 28 22.5059
Jim Gustafson -G&A 20 26 48 i
Bob Peacock - Totem 20 19 39 W
‘Reno Muchaud - Totem ' 21-13 4499
Steve Dillabough - McEwan: 15 15 30 di
.SeanJames-Totem si 11°19 90 st
Rich Lewis - McEwan 15.14 29.32
Harold Cox -G&A 15.15. 28 7:
Reno Michaud -Totem - BRB
Terry Grimm -G&A 1 14-95 %
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