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INTER-CITY MINOR HOCKEY

Terrace holds its own

Terrace teams held their
own in weekend Minor
Hockey Inter-City Rep team
action. The Midgets, Ban-
tams and Peewee 'Bs' all
gained split in their twa-
_ game series against Prince

Rupert teams while the
_ Pups had a tie and a loss.

The Pups came back from
a3-l deficit Friday at Prince
Rupert to gain a 65 tie
against their hosts.
Lawrence Stella scored
twice while singles were
notched by Kevin Montieth,
Brent Petch and Chris Culp.
On Saturday, Prince Rupert
again took a 3-1 lead but
went on to a 7-4 victory.
Kelson Crouse paced
Terrace with a pair while
Culp and Stella got the
others.

A five-goal outburst in the
second period was all Prince
Rupert Bantams needed to
down Terrace Inland Ken-
worth Bantams 6-3 Friday
night. Mel Reimer with two
and John Amos: with one
handled the Terrace scoring,
On Saturday; Terrace ran
up a 4-2 first-period lead and
went on to down Rupert 9-5: °

Mark Flaherty, Mike
Lambert and” Glenn
Palahicky each. scored
twice, Singles were scored
by Amos, Doug Sharples and
Craig Robson.. Prince
Rupert picked up two
misconducts in this contest,

With the Twin River
Peewee -‘A' Reps off to
Prince George for games,
Terrace Peewee ‘B’ Reps
took on Prince Rupert's ‘A’
Reps at Terrace. The ‘B'
kids didn’t have it Friday
night as they were dumped
10-1. Tony Bob had a four.
goal night for the visitors,
Mark Taron got the Terrace
goal. The ‘B' boys came
back and hustled into a 5-2.
lead, then held on to beat
Rupert’ 8-5 on Saturday.
Taron and Mike Rouw each
fired a pair of goals. Troy
Kaye, Todd Davis, Don
Leblond and Dean Kraeling
also scored.

Terrace Ail Seasons
Midgets had home ice ad-
vantage against Prince
Rupert, but Rupert out-
scored Terrace 86 in the
Friday night opener. Colin
Lundrigan fired four goals to

pace the coast team. Simon
Dodd had two of the Terrace
goals. Emile Gagnon, Ken
Wideman, Doug Richey and
Dave Robson got the others.

Terrace came back
Saturday with a 7-4 win,
despite Lundrigan’s hat
trick. Gagnon had three-
goal performance for
Terrace, Keith Van-
denbroek, Dodd, Bruno
Hidber and Jim Palahicky
got the others.

This game was marred by
a battle after the final
whistle. Both teams started
handing oul cheap shots in
the last period, and instead
of shaking hands at the end,
a couple of players decided
to hammer each other.
Suspensions are expected on

th teams.

At Smithers, Kitimat and
Smithers Peewees Peewees
split. Smithers took the first
game 7-5 while Kitimat
grabbed the second 5-3.
Kitimat Midgets ran their
unbeaten record to six
Straight with 8-4 and 8-1 wins
over Smithers Midgets.

At Kitimat, the hometown
Pups and Bantams won all
four games against Smithers

opponents. Kitimat Pups
won 7-2 and 0-5 while Kitimat
Bantams won 9-4 and 6-5.

Terrace Twin River
Timber Peewee ‘A’ Reps
came home Sunday with a
victory and a tie in their two-
game exhibition’ minor
hockey series against Prince
George on the weekend.

Terrace went up against
the other Prince George Rep
team — the Spruce Kings,
They had played the Viking
Kings in Terrace the
previous weekend,

Terrace won Saturday's
game 5-2. They ran up
period scores of 3-0 and 4-2.
Dave Kawsinksy set the pace

with a pair of goals. Rod
Philpott, Trevor Hendry and
Jeff Sharples also scored.

Sunday's game ended in a
5-5 tie, It was 2-2 after the
first period and 4-4 going into
the third. Cliff Furnseth and
Terry Zaporzan each scored
twice. Gerry Lambert got
the other goal.

Each team picked up
seven minor penalties in the
first contest, Prince George
had four of the six called in
the second game.

Kluss & Sons, Skeena Hotel
cop basketball victories

Two games were piayed in
Terrace Mens Basketball
League action Thursday
night at Skeena Jr. Secon-
dary School. The first game,
at 8:00 P.M. saw Kluss &
Sons squeak by the Skeena
Hotel Orphans 97-92, while in
the second contest at 9:15
P.M., All Seasons Sporting
Goods downed the Ev's
Clippers 91-73.

In the first game, Kluss &
Sons played their way toa 20-
12 lead at the end of the first
quarter, but Skeeng Hotel
rallied in the second quarter
to tie the game at 42 apiece

at half time. The game was
close all the way, as Kiuss &
Sons were hanging on toa
slim 71-66 lead going into the
final quarter. The teams
scored 26 points apiece in the
fourth quarter, and when the
game ended, it was. still
Kluss & Sons in front,. the
final score 97-92. in, .their
favor. John Walbergs led the
way for Kluss & Sons with 35
points, F. Lindsay and W.
Chemkoeachhad 16. For the
Skeena Hotel Orphans, it
was Jon Hurban notching 41
points, while Jim Checkiey
scored 15,

Ev's Clippers came out

fast in the second game, and
held an 18-12 jead over All
Seasons at the end of the first
quarter, All Seasons came
- storming back with 32 points
in the second quarter,
however, held a 44-39 lead at
half time. and never locked

back. Thay jcontinued to
pour it on in the’second half,
and held a comfortable 72-59
lead at three quarter time.

Out scoring Ev's 19-14 in the
final quarter, they walked
off the court with a 91-73
victory. D. McKay led the
scoring for All Seasons with
a 31 point performance,

while B. Johnstone scored 29

“ points. Dale Prest scored 28
points in a losing cause for
Ev's Clippers,

The ‘Terrace Mens
Basketball League plays two
games each Tuesday and
Thursday night, 8:00 P.M.
and 9:15 P.M. at Skeena Jr.
Secondary School Gym-
nasium. The next basketball
action will be tomorrow
evening, when Skeena Hotel
Orphans will play Ev’s Mens
Wear Clippers at 8:00 P.M.,
and Kluss & Sons will take on
All Seasons Sporting Goods
in the 9:15 P.M. contest.

-g hangers. edge: Canadiens

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Coach Scotty Bowman ct
Montreal Canadiens was
behind a National Hockey
League bench for his 800th
regular-season game Sat-
urday night, but New York
Rangers spoiled the occasion
as they edged the defending

Canucks

stun
Flyers

Ron Sedlbauer’s unassisted
goal at 11:10 of the first
period gave Vancouver
Canucks a lead they never
relinquished en route to a 5-2
National Hockey League win
over Philadelphia Flyers
Sunday night.

The victory broke an 18-
game winless streak for
Vancouver against
Philadelphia since a 4-3 win
here Nov, 21, 1974. Van-
couver had lost 16 of the

games.

Stan Smyl, Jere Gillis,
Curt Fraser and Chris Qd-
dleifson also tallied fr the
Canucks. Bob Kelly and Bill
Barber scored for the
Flyers.

Sedlbauer picked up an
errant pass from
Philadelphia winger Rick
MacLeish and backhanded a
15-footer past Flyers’ goalie
Wayne Stephensen to give
Vancouver a 2-1 edge. .

Leftwinger Gillis made it
3-1 on a power-play goal at
4:14 of the second period,
converting a goal-mouth
pass from Oddleifson.

Barber —_ brought
Philadelphia to within 3-2 at
15:34 of the second period.
But Fraser's tally 41 seconds
into the final period put the
game out of reach.

Oddieifson scored in the

en net with 19 seconds to
play to make it 52.

Stanley Cup champions 2-1.
Anders Bedberg opened

the scoring for the Rangers
when he beat netminder

Michel Larocque at 17:29 of
the first period and Steve

Vickers got the game-
winning goal at the 10-

minute mark of the final ses-
sion after Guy Lafleur had

tied the game less than six
minutes earlier.

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In Terrace Commercial
Hockey League action
Thursday night, Totem
Ford staged a third
period rally, coming from
a 2-0 deficit to gain a 2-2
tie. with Gordon & An-
derson.

The two teams played
scoreless hockey
throughout most of the
first period, the first
break in the game coming
with 2:19 remaining in the
opening frame, when
Tolem Ford's Don Smaha
went off for interference,
Gordon & Anderson
capitalized on the
situation just over a
minute later when Doug
Johnson's power play
goal opened the scoring,
giving the Gordon &
Anderson squad a 1-0 lead
geing into the second
period, Les Thorstensen
and Harold Cox dréw,
assists on the plays” °°?"

_ The only second period:
goal came just 58 seconds
into the middle frame,
Rae Rowe's marker
staking the Gordon .&..
Anderson team to a 2-0
lead, which held up all the
way into the third period.
Sean James finally got
Totem Ford on the
scoresheet at 1:38 of the
third and final period,
Bob Peacock and Joe
Robichaud drawing

TOTEM FORD, G&A
PLAY TO A TIE

assists on the play. This
narrowed the margin to 2-
1, totem Ford kept
pressing, and near the
mid point of the final

period, the

ever

dangerous Reno Michaud
scored to bring the two

teams

back on even

terms, tying the game at 2

goals apiece,

Neither

team could score the rest
of the way, and when the
final buzzer sounded, the

score read Gordon

&

Anderson 2, Totem Ford

The game was dead

even ail the way,

as

Clayton McLellan in the
Gordon & Anderson net,

and Totem

Ford

goaltender Jerry Lam-

ming each stopped
opposing shots.

22

There

were a total of 34 minutes
in penalties called, Totem
Ford getting 19 minutes,
and 15 penalty minutes
going to Gordon & An-

derson.
The next

scheduled

action in the Terrace

Commercial

Hockey

League is tonight at the

Terrace Arena,
McEwan GM
against Skeena Hotel

when
goes

at

8:45 P.M.?, AND Totem
Ford will take on the

Terrace Chrysler

Juveniles at 10:45 P.M.

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