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‘with Chris Porter

INTER-CITY MINOR HOCKEY
Smithers wins at home

Home ice turned out to be a
big advantage for Smithers
teams as they hosted
Terrace Pups and Inland
Kenworth Bantams in Inter-

* City Minor Hockey Rep team
league action on the
weekend. .

Smithers Pups won the

first’ game 5-3 as Kevin
. Montieth, Kelly Emes and

Rupert's Peewees and
Midgets. Kitimal’s Peewees
won both their games by
scores of 64 and 7-2. The
Midgets teams split with
Rupert winning the first
game 7-5 and Kitimat taking
the second 8-3.

At Prince Rupert,
Kitimat's Atom Reps played
to a 3-3 tie with Rupert's

Pups, then beat their hosts 4-
3. Prince Rupert Bantams
won a pair over Kitimat’s
Bantams by scores of 11-4
and 94. -

And up the line, Smithers
Peewees and Midgets
travelled to Vanderhoof for
two games each. Smithers
Peewees won 4-2, then tied 4-
4. Vanderhoof's Midgets won

3-2, but Smithers took the
second game 7-2,

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The Herald, Tuesday, November 21, 1978, Page &

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NEW YORK (AP) —
Bob Horner, Atlanta
Braves’ slugging third
baseman and the team’s
No. 1 choice in last June's
free agent draft of ama-
teurs, was named
National League rookie of
‘the year Monday.

Horner, who ,nayed
only a half season,
received 121, votes from
the 24-man_ Baseball

"NL ROOKIE HONORS |
No. 1 pick is top rookie

Writers’ Association of
America panel. He beat
out San Diego shortstop
Ozzie Smith, who linished
with 8% votes. Pitcher
Don Robinson of Pitt-
sbugh Pirates took the
other three votes,
Horner, who played

- eollege ball at Arizona

State, earned the award
by hitting 23 home runs,
driving in 63 runs and bat-

ling .266 in 89 games after
joining the Braves on
June 16.

Ne is the first man sice
san Francisco's Willie
McCovey in 1959 to win
the award after joining
his team in mid-season, 9

He also became the
first No. 1 selection in the
free agent amateur draft
to move immediately to

the majors and win the
rookie prize.

Horner's 23 home runs
tied Jeff Burroughs for
the Atlanta club lead. His
RBI total was third best
the club behind
Burroughs’ 77 and Dale
Murphy's 79. He also hit
17 doubles and one triple
in 323 at bats and scared
50 runs.

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Harvey Degerness scored
the Terrace goals, Montieth
got the only goal for Terrace
in their 3-t second game loss.
Terrace Bantams also
dropped a pair to Smithers
Bantams. The first game
“store was 7-4'as Jeff Selder,
Warren Riding, Mark*
Flaherty and Mike Lambert
scored. Smithers took the
second gaie 5-4. Goal
seorers for Terrace were
Me] Reimer, John Amos,
Tony Christie and Riding.
Meanwhile, Terrace All
Seasons Midgets travelled to
Prince George for a pair of
exhibition games against the
Spruce King Midgets.
Terrace wort the first game
7-1 behind the two goal ef-
forts of Doug Richey and
Rob Collins. Simon Dodd,
Emile Gagnon and Bruno
Hidber also scored. Prince
George edged Terrace 6-5 in
the second game. Richey
came through with another
pair while Hidber, Dodd and
Dave Robson had one each.
The Terrace Peewee ‘B’
team went to Hazelton for a
iy against a combined
eewee and Bantam team.
The Bees dropped a 9-4
decision in the first game.
Mike Rouw scored twice
while Terry Barber and
Dean Knutilla had one each.
The second game was a4 4-4
tle, Knutilla had two goals.
Eddie Di Giovanni and Mark
Taron had singles.
In other Inter-City league
games on: the weekend,
Kitimat -- “hosted “Prince.

Terrace

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December 1 & 2

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Paragon Insurance - Tape recorder $41.95

AJ's Shoes - Pair mens or ladies shoes $53.(H)

Electrolux - Seat chest for vacuum $65.00

Totem Towing - Certificate * $25.00

Central Flowers - Artificial arrangement $25.00

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