‘
.

-
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midgets handled the Prince
pert . midgets easily in
best of two of three
* ge ni-final zone playoff
!: series over the weekend.

The Terrace midgets shut

wae?
Z

3 night 40, Troy Kaye and
Brent Petch both scored two
goals for Terrace. -

‘and four assists to lead his
. team to an 11-5 victory over
’ Rupert and give Terrace the
opportunity to play the
. Kitimat midgets next

a ne mn mame Me mote emcees RR

2 Other scorers in the final
; game. were Brent Petch,

; Sean: Brady, . Neilson
; Thomas, Allen: Hampton,
Troy ' Kaye, . Lawrence

Stella, « Ron: Lentisky.

Ins. pee wee zone

* charaplonship series the

Kitimag ‘Kiwanis pee ae

| Se zone by’.

0.0, ber.’
” wies two games straight in
eir final series. Kitimat

the first game 9-2 and -

wort, ‘the second game 5-3.

"The ‘Kitimat pee wees will
“now attend the provincial
‘championships in Duncan
: March 18-25th. :

The All Seasons pups

“were in Prince Rupert for
: two' Zames on Friday and
. Saturday. ‘Terrace won the
ans ae

Terrace Totem Ford’s Ron Lemisky scores
the: teams 10th goal here in the midget reps
semi-final zone playoff game on Saturday. —

Totem Ford midgets take semi-final series

The ‘Perrace Tolem. Ford :

InSaturday’s game Mario:
_Deajardins had four goals’.

' weekend for the zone title. -

- first game 7-5 and the teams.
played to a 66 tie on
Saturday.

Ivan Leshenko had two"
goals in the first game to
pace his team to the win. .

Kevin .Marleau, | Dennis
Bannister and Jared Eward
were the other goal scorers
for Terrace, —

“In Saturday's game. Rhett
Gibson Bet a pair of goals

°. out tie Rupert team Friday

_all added singles,

Two. Prince Rupert Tinks © The C finals saw Charlie
and a Kitwanga rink were Radford of Terrace lose a
the three event winners jp close game 9-8 the Morgan

.the Terrace . Kermode © rink of Kit ;
bonspiel at the curling‘club ‘wanga. Radford

over the weekend.

The &% rink high school
event wound ‘up Sunday .
afternoon with Chris At-
‘chison of Prince Rupert
dumping  Zulyniak. of .
-Hazelton 10-1 to win the A | -Naturally, it was a
event. Atchison advanced trademark sky hook that
to the finals by defeating kept Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
., Toni Beaulag....of Peprace soars. upward. can if i.

fj ae “beak © Abdul-Jabbar’ & had “""h
GfHazetton “to qualify” te shate- scoring honors with
play Atchison. ‘ ‘teammate Magic’ Johnson
; _. at 28 points Sunday’ in Los
In the B event Suhan of; Angeles Lakers’ 119-114
Hazelton.beat Scott Kehl of. victory over ‘ Detroit
Terrace in the semi-final Pistons. Two of them came
draw while Procter of -
Prince Rupert downed
Tonnesen in the other semi- enabled the big fellow to
_final. In the B event final crack the — 30,000-point
Procter handled’ Suhan plateau — he now has 31,015
easily 8-4 to take first place. . — and move closer to Wilt

in- the third period that

. Vanced

” Chamberlain's

ona sky hook with 10:49 left

Mel Bishop of the Prince Rupert
~ Crest allstars and Albert Olson of
Seasons allstars

match up here In the final game of
. the Terrace men’s: tournament.

Ferrace All

Bishop was the final game‘s high
scorer with 27 points but Terrace
pulled out the last minute 82-81 win
in this game to take | first place.

ihe aq?

“The Terrace midgets won this game 11-5 and
_ the series 2-0 to advance to the final series
_ against Kitimat next weekend.

‘and ‘-Eward, - " Lashenko, _

Darey. Baerg and Tim Link
25, Prince.
Rupert’s Mark Terrian
scored five of the: six Rupert

- goals.

~ Local rinks miss ‘trophies -

- beat Thomas in the semi-
finals while Morgan ad-
by defeating
Debruyne.

NBA Roundup

all-time
National Basketball
Association record of 31,419.
- Elsewhere Sunday it'was:
“Boston ‘Celti¢s ‘ne; Seatlte
‘SuperSoniés “93 °° "arid
Philadelphia 7éers 127, San
Diego Clippers 122. :
Results Saturday:
Chicago 102, Atlanta 98;
Denver 131,.-Utah 122;

Houston 108, Golden State-.
- 106; Kansas City 105, Dallas

103; Milwaukee 111, New
York 106; New Jersey 100,
Washington 90; Phoenix 120,
San Antonio 106; and
‘Portland 118, Indiana 98.
‘Before a crowd of 30,104 in
the Pontlac, Mich.,
Silverdome, the Lakers
trailed the Pistons ~ 100-92
with 6:44 remaining: But a
16-3 spurt gave Los. Angeles
@ 108-103 lead with 2:31
remaining. James Worthy

made six free throws and .

Johnson four to pace the
rally, which gave the
Lakers a three-game lead

’ over Portland in the Pacific

Division.
Detroit, who trails first-

‘place Milwaukee by 3%

games in the Central
Division, committed a

season-high » 32 turnovers.

Celtics 117 Sonies 93
Beston's Kevin McHale
broke open’ a tight game
with 15 points and 10
rebounds in the second
quarter, enabling K.C.

' Jones to record his ‘200th

coaching victory. McHale
led all scorers with 21
points, while Larry Bird
‘added 19 and Robert Parish
18 for the Celtics. Seattle
was. paced -by Tom
Chambers with 18.

_ TWers 127 Clippers 122

‘Andrew Toney scored 29
points, Julius Erving added
25 and Moses Malont had 23
for Philadelphia. San

Diego’s Terry Cumimings

“scored 35,

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’ aAftantic Diviston
w

, L Pct. GOL
Boston 45 19 .750 —
Philadelphia 36.24 600
New York 4 25 3
‘New Jersey © 31 29 .817 14
Waanington 27°34 add 10M

Central Division
Allwauhes 37 24 407 —
Detralt 94 26 «567 2A
Atlanta “os aT OO 6
‘Chicage 2% .013
Claveland 22°37 «1273 14
Indiana 18 42,300 16%
. WESTERN CONFERENCE
' Midwest Division
Uteh ar 27 365 —
Dallas 3°29 .592 2
Kansas City ” 33.4507
Oenver 735 as 8
Houston 4 3% 0 10.
San Antonio 75 38 297 WA

Pacific Division
Los Angeles. 40 20 .667 —
Portiand Hw 24 612 I
Seattle 32°28 «4.820 6
Phoenix , 3 33 46a 12
Golden State 26 33.45% 12a
San Diego 21 40 19%

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* three points 81-73.

winning it 82-81.
Klein was top point getter

-Terrac

Ali Seasons mens’ allstar -
team wound up a very”

successful . senior ‘B’.

basketball event winning. .
their own tournament in a .

yery exciting final game
against Prince Rupert
alistars Saturday night. ~

All Seasons went into the

"final minute of the cham-

pionship game trailing by
Albert
Olson came up with a, key
steal to- put the Terrace
team within one. Then with
just 25 seconds left in the
game Andy Ruygrok was

sent to the foul shot line with °

an opportunity to put:
Terrace ahead.

row and Rupert had the ball
trailing by one.

Mel Bishop brought the
ball up the floor for Rupert

_and decided to play for one

shot. Maurice Basso took

- the final attempt for Rupert

with just 9 seconds left in
the game. Albert Olson

tipped the shot and Greg

Ross grabbed the final

. yebound for Terrace and the

game was aver, Terrace
:. Richard

e |

Ruygrok -
- sunk the first two shots in a

‘

ret

The Herald, Monday, March Ey ves, Page 5

a “Senda B basketball tourney
‘wins. exciting final

tor An Seasons with 22 and :
‘Mel Bishop led the Rupert

squad with 27.
Ali ‘Seasons advanced to

*the championship game by
* defeating Kitamaat Village

115-78 in the semi-final
contest... Richard Klein

- again topped the scoring for

Terrace with a tournament
high 45 points. Albert Olson
added 20 points to the gamb,

For Kitamaat Ellis Ross
led the scoring with 12

prints, Kitamaat Village
took home third place prize -

money of $100. Prince
Rupert picked up $200 for
their second place finish
and the host team tock first
prize money of $700,

‘Terrace 12 Kitimat City
2

* Inthe opening game of the
tournament Albert Olson
had 37 points to spark
Terrace to a 112-72 vietory
over Kitimat City: Terrace

‘allstars led 46-32 at halftime

andstretched the lead in the

second half on some hot |

shooting by Olson ‘and.
Letham who had 20 points in
the game, Carlos ‘Nichdli
was top scorer for Kitimat
with 19 points,

‘Rupert = 12. Kitarnaat
Village 73.

Daryl Wulf and - Mel
Bishop had strong games to
lead Rupert to ‘an easy win
over Kitamaat. Village.

Wulf had 35 points in the

- game and Bishop added 22,

For the Village team it was
Kevin Stewart with
13,

Terrace 94 Houston 58
Houston stuck with
Terrace through most of the
first half of the feature
game Friday night at
Skeena Jr. Secondary and

trailed by only 11 points at ©

the half 38-27, In the second
half it was Terrace all the
way as they outscored
Houston 56-31 to leave the
‘final score 94-58, Greg Ross
scored 26 points to lead
Terrace and Richard Klein
had 25 points. For Houston
Rod Kluss had 26 points.
Kitamaat Village 84-
Kiitmat City 64

Wes Nyce had 23 points
and Med Robinson had 22 to
lead Kitamaat Village to
their first win, eliminating
Kitimat City in. the first
game Saturday morning.

Carlos Nicoli had 28 points
and Mike Schuss added 25in .
a lesing effort for Kitimat -
City.
Terrace oT Rupert 105

The eventual champions,
All Seasons allstars, Jost to
Rupert in the first meeting
of the two teams. ~ Both
squads got inte foul trouble
early in the game. Terrace
endedup with 4 men fouled

. out forcing them to play the

final two miriutes with just
four players. Rupert had
three men with five fouls

. but managed to hold on to

the eight point victory
which advanced them into
the final game. .

Daryl! Wulf led Rupert's

scoring with 30 points, Phil

Letham was high scorer for
Terrace with 28 and Albert’
Olson added 21. .
Kitamaat - Village
Houston 64
Kitamaat advanced into
the ‘semi-final game with
this win over Houston in a
rough game Saturday af-
ternoon. Wes Nyce led
Kitamaat again, with 26
points; Carson Robertson

‘was: high man for Houston

with 16.

Caledonia hosts Parkland Panthers

‘The Caledonia Kermoies

have arranged an exhibition
‘basketball series against

the number ore team from
Vancouver Island, the
Parkland Panthers, in

: ‘preparation for their par-,
Hctpation in the ‘AA’ boy's

provincial championship.

The Panthers, coached by
former Skeena Jr. coach
Joe Milligan, Will be in town

for: a three game series.

Thursday, Friday, and

Saturday March 9, 9, and.

10th. The Kermodes are ‘
funding the cost of bringing
the team up and go ad-
mission charges will be §3.
for adults and §2 for
students, Series passes are
available at $7.50 and $5.
Game times are Thursday

B.C. Winter Games

FORT ST." JOHN, B.C.
(CP) Friendship and pride

‘were the prevailing themes

Sunday as 2,200 athletes left

this © northern community
_ after the four-day B.C.
_ Winter Games.

“The sense of friendship

- between athletes is the thing
J really. noticed, as well BB

the

Senge... OF
complishment by.
citizens of this town,” said. ”
tired . Games

Carolyn Krauss.

NEW SPORTS -
“We now have judo and
netball, two sports . that

were never played in. Fort -

St. John before,” said
Krauss.’ oF
A number of «local

facilities benefit from the
Games. New lighting was
installed at. the senior

. secondary school, the ski _

hill was, upgraded and
Canada Safeway put up
$8,000 to .help the city
acquire a new scoreboard
clock, -

The Games’ emphasis is
really on participation by

_competitors of all ages,

from 14-year-old racketball
players to 83-year-old
bowlers.

Fourteen-year-old Jill

‘Corrado of Kelowna, who

hecause she competed at
the national level in girl's
under-15 was put in the 23-
and-under division,
dominated the competition,
easily winning all seven of
her matches to take the gold
medal,

Another athlete
exemplifies the Games’
goal was speed skater
Stefan FPietras of Van-
couver, who skated on
Poland’s - outdoor speed
skaling.team 20 years ago.

The 1985 .Winter Games

"willbe held in Osoyoos. This

year's Summer Games will
be held in Burnaby in July.

FORT ST.. JOHN, B.C. (CP) -
Results Sunday trom the 6.C. Winter
Games: ”

Recqueipats

en

18 and under: 1. Dave Jerome,
Creston; 2. Darran Adaren, Surreyi 3.
Mark Slocka, North Vancouver.

17 and under: |. Payl Beuchesne,
White Rack: 2. Doug McCord,
Nanaimo;

3. Grant Campbell, Kelowna.

23 and under: 1. Craig Wilgon,
Vancouver: 2. Doug McQuarrie,
victoria;

2. Steve Philpott, Kelowna.
Women .

1$ and under: 1. Vanda Edmunds,
Langley; 2. Melissa Rustell, North
Vancouver: 3..Lorl Sharpe, Victoria,

V7 and Uheer: |. Suzanne Mallette,

Trait; 2. Gonna ‘Schmibaver,
‘Abbotsford: 3. Brenda Schultz,
Nanalma. '

23 and under: 1. JH Corrado,
Kelowna; 2. Jutle Wong, Vancouver;

3
Shellay Verot, Abbotsford,
Speed shating
Moet 45 arid over

40 metres: 1, Peter Rosberg,
Cranbrook: 2. Peter Blokker. Prince
George; 3. Brian Rowley, Fulford
Harbour,

president

who .

Men 35-44

4% metres: 1. Stefan Pletras,
Vancouver: 2. Loni Lelnweber,
Marysville: 3. Rick Lemmen, Maple
Ridge.

Wamen 4sandov ver

metre . ahgiine Vander

_frarre, gt tby: amaye arad-
bury,

Vancouver.

Women 33-44

400 metres: 1. Olga Slavik, Prince
George; 2. Carol Vance, Sardis: 3.
Jean Chaplin, Westbank.

Karate |

Kata
"Women's A: 1, Norma Easter,
Vancouver:-;7. . Kelly, Walton, Ae
botstord; 3, |,
Dianne Vilelta; Surrey. **

Man's A: 1, Yas Yamamoto,
Vancouver; 2, Scott Cheung, Delta: 3.

Bob
Blaine, Prince Rupert.
Wrattting
38 kilograms: |. Walter McLean,
fart Alberni; 2. Brian Shorter,

Smithers; 3. Paul Hetherington, —

Narih Vancouver.
‘al kilograms: 1. Tom ‘Lee,
Hazeltan: 2 Colin ©alr, Campball
River; 2!

Brad.Wyse, Vernon.

45 kilograms: 1. Lac Huynk, Port
Coquitlam; 2, Steve Mauro, Van-
couver?

- 3, Todd Ketteringham, Port Alberni.

48 kilogramis: 1., Yotte Koge,
Vancouver: 2, Tony Derrick, Kit-
enga: 1,

cott Vere, Coquitlam.
> Si kiagrams: 1. Guy Fraser, Port
Moody: 2. Sean Walker, Prince
Geerge; 3. Owight Schmidt, Vernon.
54 kilograms: 1. Steve Bmytrin,

Burnaby 3 Sooke-Mili Bay 2

Prince George 4 Sparwood 2

(Burnaby wins golds Sooke Mill
Bay wins sliver; Prince George wins
bronze)

‘Curling
, Women
Vancouver 7 Varnon é
(Vancouver wins silvari Verran
wins bronzel

Junior me+
Smithers & Surrey 6

(Smithers wins silver; surrdy wins —

brenie)
> Alpine. sil -- pai Od

oF oe

Men
_ Stator: 1. Keith wharton, Vernons
- 2, Alexander Lee, Fernie: 3. Davin
Sampson, North Vancouver.

‘Dadminton

Mixed team: 1. Vancouver:

~ Squamish; 2, Vancouver (aland-

Central Coast:
3, Fraser Valley.

+ Weightlifting
Woman's Open .
Snatch: 1. Moya Garlisi, Van-
couver; 2, Norma Wood, White Rock;

3.
Laurle Schultz, Kamlaops.

Clean and Jerk: 1. Maya Garlisl,
vancouver; 2. Julie Rawlinsgn,
Surreys 3. Tracy Kennetl, White
Rock.

Combined: 1. Moya Garllsl,
Vancouver; 2, Norma Wood, White
Racki 3.

Tracy Kennett, White Rock,

night and Saturday night at
3 p.m. and Friday night's
game will be played at 7
p.m, All games will be
played at Caledonia gym.

Both teams will be -at-
tending the provincial
championship on March 14-
17th,” The Kermodes have
been matched up against
the number three team
-fram Fraser Valley, Cen-
tennial, in their first game
at 10:40 Wednesday mor-
ning, March 14th.

WHL
_ Standings

Was ne ee

. astern Division
i WLT

AP
Regina 4222 | 357 268 45
Medicine Hat40 23) 1264 259 81
Brandon 38 23° 2 402 291 78
Lethbridge 39 26 0 234 234 76
Pr Albert 4? 27) 2-245 323 76
Calgary 34.31 0 330 311 68
Saskatoon 32.32 0 304 308 64
Winnipeg ~ 953 0 217 401 1B

* Wastera Olvision

Kamloops 4520 0 413 297 90
New West 32.43 2 283-325 66
Victoria 30 34 «(0 307 285 40
Portland 29:36 «0 374 403 5B
Seattle 2697 1 306 340 53
Kelowna 15 50 1 274 397 21

Sunday Resvits
Madicine Hat § Lethbridge 1
Prince Alpert 6 Calgary 3
Portland & Kelowna .2
[Kamtoops 4 New Westminister

a
Brandon 7 Victoria 2

Vernon; 2. Lacky Van-
couver;
3. Alvin Derrick, Kitwanga,

Si? kilograms; ¥. Gry! Simpson,
Smithers; 2. Kavin Banks, Vernon; 3.
Chifl Wing, Fort Naisan,

60 kilograms: 7. 81! Nelson,
Campball River: 2. Owen Robinson,
Polnt

_ Edward: 3. Mork Lestard, Surrey,

64 kilograms: 1, Dean Misko,
Campbeil River: 2. James Rlech,
Coquitlam; 3. Bob Gauthler, Moberly

Lake.

1, Marco Sernar.
2. Norma Tyler,

é kilograms:
Port Alberal:
Vernon;

1, Yancey Flack, Charlie Lake.

70 kilograms: 1. Dean Barnett,
Prince George: 2. Tony Dellamattia.
Surrey: 3. Marlo Vetdhuls, Campbell
River. .

74 kilograms: t. Oan Reading.
Coquitlam; 2 Kam Toor, Prince

George; .
1, Steve Smith, Vancouver.

7akiagrams: |. Tony Vanderieetie,
North Vancouver; Elvis
Paquette, Chatwynd:
Amundsen, Burnaby.

4 Kitograms: 1. Floyd Anderson,
Fort Neilson: 2, Steve Jones,
Coquitlam; 3, Scott Guncan, Port
Alberni.

90 Kiegrams: 1, Dan Bradford,
Port Moody; 2. Biake Oahl. Eiklordz

2

Ron Falk, Burnaby. .
Heavyweight: 1. arian Milis,
Burnaby; 2. Mark Hammer,
Kamloops:

3.
Rocky Pacclone, North Vancouver.

Gymnastics ;
Men tdand over

Rings: Chris Pottie, Surrey; 2.
Brent Thibault, Vancouver; 3. Fred
Dobbs, Victoria.

Pomme! Horse: 1. Thibauit; 2. Ken
Critchtey, Fort St. Johns 3. BI
Peake, Mackenzie.

Floor exercise: 1. Critchiey: 2.
Jerry Billings, Victorla: 3. Peake.

All around: 1. Thibeault; 2 Hilton
Chen, Anbatstard; 3. Critchsly.

Women Is andover -
Floor exercise: 1. Mary Fisher,
Abbotsford; 2. Monica Nemeth, Port

 Alvernl; 3. Pattl Furniss, North

Vancouver.

Bslance beam: 1. Fisher; - 2.
Nemeth: 2, Karen Retscn, Kamioops.
All around: 1. Nemeth: 2. Fisher: 3.

Jeretyn Orcutt, Fort $b. Joh.

Results
Volleyball

Boys
1, Mission; 2, Victoria; 3, Kitimat,

Girls .
1, Port Alberni; 7. Weet Van:
couver: 3, Smithers.

Meiball
1, Vancouver; 2. Victoria? 3, Tratl.

Hetkay
Boys

North Vancouver & Comox 3

tequilla 5 Richmond 0

[Morth Vancouver wink gotd;
Comox wins sliver; Coquitiem wins
pronze)

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