THE HERALD, Tuesday, December 31,1974, PAGE ait!

Representing ‘Terrace on ri the:
bantam squad were Robert
Dozzl, Elvin Pyke, Rick Wilde, .

Guy Farkvam,: Dieter Olsson}

Larry Nordstrom, Richard

Kolner, Don Lindstrom, Doug
Hostland, Richard Smoley, Den

McColl, David Metzmeier, -
Carmen Brown, Kelly McCabe,

Ken Nelson, Darcy Delorme
and Tibor Mandur. The Team

was coached by Wayne Braid
and managed by Derek
Shadlock.

In Smithers | :

The Smithers tournament °
ended ‘last: night, with the
Terrace squad taking to the ice
against Smithers af 4:30 p.m.
Noscore was available to press -
time;. Watch: next. week's

iy.
“Tertace’ and District - wminor
“Hockey Teams travelled out of
town "for- tournament action:
ene are re-caps of how:
they did
In Klilmat -

Two teams travelled to:
Kitimat, the Terrace Bantam ©
Rep learn: and the Sharples
Equipment from the bantam
house league, to compete in the’
Kitimat Jay Cee Bantam
Tournament. The Bantam Ri
competed on the A side -of
tournament, ‘Sharples Equip:
ment on the B side of the draw,

Sharples Equipment enjoyed

- the’ beat. sitecess of the two
teams, finishing ‘in a second
place-tie with Kitimat's Home.
Service," The ‘locals whipped -
CASAW iS in feir dest
ou: and squeeke: i's
Gulf Sal in ihe only, shul-oul of.
‘the "tournament : ‘advancing |”
against | K.T.. Sporting Goods. -

about. The game was close. and exe"
citing, with Kitimat t winning 4-3 in the -
dying minutes of the match. (Mark

Hamilton Photo). 1

Terrace and Kitimat pee wee pup all:
star teams met at the Terrace Arena .
Heraid for those reaults, ; - Sunday in a game which provided a
in prince rupert '., good sized crowd with lots to cheer
In Prince Ruper! the Terrace’ -

‘Pee Wee Rep team. came up: : vd nS

with a goad effort but only” 7
“The game against KT. ‘managed to win one game in Floor hockey ‘Su nda :
‘firstvand second place in the fourth place in the final stan-. y y . _ Overwaitaa
standings: for ‘the ‘locals and -- as. ,
Sate goals from Sean pani in thelr first outing the local  Boaday will mark: the’ first sponsored teams or the ‘high’ * stick Cheavily taped with white _ :

proved the difference between - five outlngs, good enough for:
{2), Kim Nichols, Albert, Losch ~- Sd a OD Ne og end day: .of action in’ the newly schoolteamallyouhavetodois tape on the end) and a §5-

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pie RILEY.

and Chris Reneerkens, the final ”
score read 7-5 for-the, Kitimal. ©
squad.” ‘The K.T. group scored

‘the. winning goal: with 3:44 |
remaining In the game and then -

iced the victory with an empty
net “goal: wilh: AI, seconds -
* remaini ing. ©
; In their’ final game the.
Sharples Equipment tied Home ©
Service 3305."

One player, ° Allan "Soucie,
‘received: individual honors
when he was presented with the

trophy ” for:- being! :the - most

sportsmanlike - ‘player. That
wasn't Soucie’s ‘only. claii

fame.. He also -suffe

shoulder. injury -in- the. first -

‘period ‘of the 7-5 lass. to K.T..
Sporting Goods, side lining him -
- for the remainder of that game
‘and~ the ' final” game - of the.
“tourney. Shar; a £E |

. While- es. Equi pment
‘was busy. Sharpie ina second .
place tie, the Bantam Reps
were having a few problems on
the Aiside-of the draw... -”

"The “locals couldn't seem io *
get’ on: track against. their...

: fougher opponents and wound
up in fourth place. In their first
game- against the. Kitimat -
bantams they losl'84.. They
_ continued. in ‘that -veln through —.
“the-second and. third games,

‘The three losses and one win

fait them in-fourth place; ahead :

of-the last’ place Prince. Rupert -
team: Prince George finished
first, Kitimat second . and
“Smithers third, :

. Sharples: Equipment. team
. ‘members. were Danny Poirier,
“Bobby Ellis, : Leslie: Lessard, -:',
“Kim Nichols, Sean Pyke, Brad
‘Lockhart; ‘Albert’ Losch, Guy,
Glaim, ‘Randy DeLuca; ' Bab,
Atchison, Chris. Reneerkens,

. Dennis Mallloux, Lyle Rindahl, :

* Ron MacDdugall, Allan Soucle,

’ Ricky. LiEstrange and: Bruce

Yeast: The teain Was managed .- consecutive lengths oft “OFFSET & LETTERPRESS =.
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:* Perhaps ‘the nicest Christmas’
present, Bill. Riley received wag .
“a phone call. Riley, formerly of ~.
‘Kitimat ‘and iow. playing: with
“the Dayton’ Gems ‘of the -In- :
“ternational Hockey League,

- ives all sel tq enjoy | Christmas in

Dayton,

“Then he received a phone. call:
“trom Washington Capltol's GM:
“Milt Schmidt ‘and an. invitallan .
ito the NHL. |.

“Boxing: Day the, twenty: three -
“year: old. former Kitimat...
Fesident - “guited : up ‘in. the
Washington ': Capital.“ red:. ‘and.
t white and took to'the Ice against"
“the Philedelphia Flyers, 200

Riley's. ‘National - Hockey,

. League debut .was not marked:.:
>with | ‘any cmeagures ‘of. great-:

ness... His mame: didn't figure...

anywhere | in the box scores'and’

Riley In the NHL: Quite a jump:
from’ tho ' Pacific Narth ‘West!
_ Hockes
play

for the Past. four year.

of a 4-2 score, Lee MacDonald.
*Beored both Terrace goals, In-
their second outlng Terrace was’
dumped 7-6 by Houston. Jules”
Komlos paced the locals with 2.~
goals and singles came from:
Greg‘ Paulson, Troy Farkvam,”
Gary Wilde, and Bruno Hidber,

“In their third match Terrace:
.. again lost by one goal, ‘this time”:
2] to Prince -Rupert.. Greg.
Paulson notched the lone:
Terrace marker. :

The fourth game was a ‘good’
_one for the locals, as they tool
on and beat Fraser Lake oh, -
‘Tee MacDonald’ scored ‘three.
thnes for’ the jlocaly and singles
came from Greg Paul Bon,
Gary Wilde :
‘Procaclanl.:: >.’

: In their final outing the pee
"wees “were dumped 94. by
Smithers, : - '

Sena t ‘lub

: registration

“Terrace residents of any age
liiterested”- In -. competitive.
swimming’ are reminded éf'the-”
’ three: day. registratign session’:

inom 6 to-? pm. on: Monday;
January 6, Tuesday, January: rT.
And. Thursday, January, 9.

‘AU that time the. first months
fee. ‘of '$10.-i8 . payable.”
.: Registrants should. alsa’ come,
with proof of age and with their’.
swimming suils, Coach: Sharon.
. Lewis will be on-hand all.three .
“night to rum the: ‘club. members:
‘through’ some" preliminary
_exercises and to gel acquainted
* with her club members. °°.

~The’ only prerequisite , Jor
“membership - is: thats: €a
‘imemiber.is able. to. _ swim two

i

‘then back silos

‘3 | dumped | the Capltals'- an
sas a debut andili put!

‘League where he hae! |

"] Do enctano ever Have ,

‘Riley’ g-introduction into: the

“Capital's, line-up, bythe way, -

Save .the expansion, ‘team. the |
“only two Negros-in the NHL,
+ swith Riley playing off the same
bench as Mike Marson, a junior
draft . choice - from. . Sudbury,:

_ Ontario.

: Riley's atay with the Capital's
was ashort one and, three days

ago, he “was “sent back to

‘Dayton. Se

A club’ spokesman nid the
cemergency, -sitdation . that;
“resulted In Riley being called up

“Was -over and that tt wasnt

much good to have Rile:
“the club ifallhedid was 6) ei ie
, bench.

“we're very happy” to have
him ‘in our. organization,” he,
added: ‘‘All he needs 1s a lille
Reasoning,” '

"A BACHELOR KING 7

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F or Your. parsodaiied
ayiijcome to Ma tique’ .

formed Terrace Floor Hockey

show up with running stioes, a. registration fee on’ the Sth.

gue,
On thal day there will be two’

: exhibition games, at11 a.m, and

al. 12 noon.:. The following:.
Sunday league play begins with
Taylor's Mens Wear taking on
Bert Delicatessan at 12 a.m..
and the Herald facing off
against. the “Caledonia High

‘Sehool team: at 12 noon, ‘-=

If you are interested in taking |
in the action ‘it’ all happens: at:
Uplands‘ School gymnasium: of
Halliwell in Terrace,” ©”

If you want to get involved é aa

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- who want to gel-involved in the
‘Terrace Water Polo League:
On January 9, 1975 at 9 p.m; in
“thé. Terrace . Swimming |:Poal”
‘there will be a meeting of the -
league for..re- organizational ”

‘purposes with a view of. gelting. --

‘more people involved..."

The league has just finished a.
busy house league schedule and:
earlier battled. teams from

the--meeiing :'on,; ‘the, Sth. will
determine. in’ “just: what ‘form,

. The 1974 schedule ended with:

the Cutthraals' on top -with 18 :
points, the“ Whales’ in second ;°

jciwith.14, the Seals in third place
‘with 12 points and the Dogfish °:

on the bottem a, the’ standings °
‘with 6 paints .

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