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Sunday the Terrace
Centennials put on a great
comeback show for some
300-odd fans, but fell short
as the Prince Rupert Atom
Motor Kings edged out a 7 to
6 overtime victory.

Saturday night in Kitimat
was a different story
altogether. The Cents came
out flat — the Hawks came
oul flying and the officials
must have forgotten their

whistles. The Winter Hawks '

grabbed a 3 to 0 first period
lead on goals by Pawlick
from Rick Wakita, Greg
Egan from Scott Marleau
and Brad Owens unassisted,
The first period ended with a
six player brawl as things
continued to get “out of
hand". Lance Legoufie,
back from Merritt, and Ian
Tennant received game
misconducts for Terrace as
did Dale Kellar and Ken
Fisher for Kitimat. Pat
Rabbitt and Hawks’ Brad

Owens, the first two to go al

each other, received five
minute majors. The Cents
had two mere players, Doug
Mathison and Vern Sket-
chley, also sitting out five
minute infractions.

With the beginning of the
second period coach Red
L'Estrange tried to lift up
his team by replacing
starter Mario Moretto. Ray
Prive came in and played
strong but Kitimat con-
tinued to score as they held
a5 to0 lead after two. Dale
Mason on a screen shot and
Don Kellar on a breakaway
were the marksmen.

In period three the Cents
finally got on the board.
Defenceman Bud
Langstrom took a pass from
Ray Prive, skated the length
of the ice and beat Denny
Sinata in the Hawk net, Dale

‘Mason got that back for
Kitimat when he was left
alone in front. -

The preltiest goal of the
evening was the Cents’
second ‘one.’ Sketchley' in-
tercepted an errant Hawk

ss. He.got ready to shoot

ut saw dann in the open

‘* at the side of the net. The

pass was perfect and the
Terrace. fans, fifty or so,
erupted with delight.

That was all the happiness
the Cent fans could watch
though as Don Kellar scored
twice more to complete his
hat trick — once when Craig

Levie coughed up the puck
and once when he was
allowed to be alone in front.

The next day, back in

‘Terrace, the Cents tangled

with the Atom Motor Kings.
It looked like it would be a
tight game as it was 1 to Lat
the halfway point of the
opening period. .

The visitors took a quick
lead when, after only 45
seconds, a Rick Spracklin
shot went off goalie
Moretto's stick into the net.

For the next six minutes a
bundle of penalties closed
off any effectiveness of

either club and most of the.

play was at centre ice. The
nts tied it up at the 7:08
mark when Vern Sketchley
set up Craig Levie who fired
a quick shot by Don Olm-
stead into the Rupert net.

It took the Kings only
three minutes to go ahead
and then Prince Rupert
began to pour it on. Joe
Ciotoli shot from the point
and Rick Spracklin reached
around Moretto to poke in
the rebound.

At the 14:14 matk John
Vaudry, ‘the league's
leading scorer, was allowed
to. slickhandle between two
Cent defenders and beat
Moretto between the legs. A
minute later it was 4 to 1 as
Cictoli’s shot from outside
the blueline went in over
Moretto’s outstretched
glove hand.

Ray Prive was then called
in to do the goaltending
chores and, after a warm-up
and dance to quiet the
hooting Fupert fans, was
ready to perform. The
Kings, however, wasted no
time in showing Prive why
they are in first place as
Spracklin completed his hat
trick when he was fed in
front.

The Cents got one back as
Levie picke up his second
goal of the night, Langstrom
and Legouffe drew assists
on this hard shot to the short
side.

The - Kings -started the
second period much as they
did the first, this time
scoring after 48 seconds.
Mike Vannier snuck in from
behind the net and beat
Prive high. That goal was
the last untii the winner as
the. Cents began to play
hockey and Prive came up

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SCHEDULE CHANGE

MV “QUEEN OF
PRINCE RUPERT”

_ British Columbia Ferries announces the fol-
_ Jowing schedute change to assist passengers
to spend Christmas with thelr families. The
"Queen of Prince Rupert” normally sched-
uled ta depart from Prince Rupert for Kelsey
Bay, Saturday, December 25, has been re-
scheduled to sail Friday, December 24. This
affects this southbound sailing only.

LV. Prince Rupert .
42:30 pm Friday, December 24

Regular sailings with off-season rates will be
as published, For your copy of the “Queen
of Prince Rupert” falderwith off-seasbn rates,
see your travel agent or write British Colum-
bla Ferries, 1045 Howe St, Vancouver, B.C.

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TERRACE GOALIE Ray Prive gloves a drive to the
bottom right hand corner of his net to frustrate
another attempt by the Prince Rupert Kings to pull
away from the Terrace Centennials. Craig Levie (4)

Down é to 2 and things not”

going too smoothly, Cent
uy Glaim received a
roughing call, said
something wrong to the
referee and got 10 minutes.
Coach Red L’Estrange

. didn't Jikesthis call . and
 woiced his « opinion... Ac-
cording to,referee Len
Trudeau, the, opinion was
too much and L’Estrange
was ejected irom the game.
This move gave the Cents
the necessary ‘incentive to
start to Fe. With the attitude
“They threw out our coach
but we'll show them who's
best,” the young Cents
pegan to do the things
Lifstrange had_ been
drilling them on all week.
With six minutes left in
period two Lance Legouffe
drew the Cents closer as he
drilled a perfect pass from

. Craig Levie past a startled
Olmstead. although the
locals could manage no
more goals they poured it
on, firing 12 shots in the last
ten minutes and 22 for the

period. -
The third period was all
Terrace as they scored
three unanswered goals and
missed on ‘several - op-
portunities. The first ten
minutes was comprised of
penalties as Rupert tried to
stop the pressing Cents, At

_ referee.
. minutes for.
~Sidoni four.

one point a so-called
altercation took place. Al
Sidoni from Ruper grabbed
Levie’s jersey and started to
fight. Levie, however, just
dropped ‘to his knees. The
real surprise came when the
aye .Levie two;

roughing’ and:

After twelve and a half
minutes .of play Bud
Langstrom started the.
Cents scgring with a low
blast from the point, Pat
Rabbitt and Craig Levie
drew assists.

Twenty seconds later
Levie completed his hat
trick when, affer a Sket-
chley pass, he beat Olm-
stead with a hard shot from
the face-off circle. With 3:24
remaining the Cents tied it
up when Vern Sketchley put.
in a rebound after a hard
shot by Lance Legouffe. ‘

The teams were ready for
overtime and the Cents kept
pressing. Halfway through
the 10 minute period It
looked as though it was a.

Terrace victory. Sketchley

streaked down the right side
and back-handed a quick
shot at the Rupert het.
There was enough room but
the fans groaned as the puck
loudly caromed off the post.
It looked like the time would
run out and it would remain

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Continues ‘until

Mf

and Pat Rabbitt(s) are ready to carry the puck to

safety. The Cents bowed to the Kings ina hard-fought

overtime battle.

a tie. But, with 23 seconds
left John Vaudry converted
a Rick Spracklin pass and
put the puck low into the far

corner; Terrace 6, Prince —

Rupert 7.

“The , guys played A
e's

helluva game: and: U
nothing to‘be ‘ashamed’ o
was the. coach's first
comment after the finish.
“Tt was good heckey ard
none of the fans were going
home early. With the two
expected new players this
week we're going to be
tough ta stop.’

L’Estrange was very
impressed with the play of
newcomer Lance Legouife.

player” *

sta
fi? .

“Legouffe skates all out
both ways; can really hang
onto the puck and helps
Sketch to lead the guys on
the ice. Being from Merritt
a lot of the guys Jook to him
Bs a. complete hockey

er
The Cents next games are
Saturday in Burns Lake ahd
Sunday in ~ Smithers.
Defenceman Randy
Hodgins will be back for this
series as his three game
misconduct expired Sunday.
Hodgins, a'steady, heads-up
hockey player, will help
bolster the Cents somewha
weak defensive corps.

-  PNWHL
- ROUND-UP

The Kitimat Junior
Winter Hawks are rolling
and are gaining momentum
as the season goes ON,
earning a win and a tie over

the past weekend. They

gave the only other junior
team in the league, the
Terrace Centennials, a real
shellacking on Saturday,
blasting them 8 to 2. They
came right back on Sunday
skating ‘right with the
Houston Luckies to earn an 8

all tie. ; .
The Winter Hawks have
three victories and a tie to
show for their last’ four
outings, and are now only
five points behind the
lummeting Terrace
ntennials.
The Prince ‘Rupert Kings
continue to show supremacy
in the league as they put

- victories 16 and 17 into the

record books. They sover-
came the Houston Luckies 6
to 2 on Saturday and‘ out-
fought the Terrace Cen-
tennials on. Sunday ins
Terrace to take a 7 to &
overtime victory. The Kings
now have 44 points out of a
possible total of 40. ;
For the Centennials it was
utter disaster as they
dropped three over the
weekend to increase their
slump to nine losses out of
their last ten contests.
In the eastern half of the
league Burns Lake and
Smithers divided over the
weekend with the Totems
shutting out the Braves 2 to

‘ailtch on Saturday only to

drop the Sunday encounter
to the Totems by an 8 to 4
score. .

p.m,

change fo:

Family Skate, —

District of Terrace
Parks & Recreation

CHANGES TO THE
PNWHL REGULAR-SCHEDULE:

Sunday, December 19, 1976 from 2 p.m. to 7:30

Sunday ; January 2, 1977 from 2 p.m. t0.7:30 p.m.

On these dates the Skating Schedule will also “4

Adult Skate — 4:00 ~ 5:30 p.m.

1:30-3:30 pm.

STANDINGS]

NOVEMBER 29
_ BAST DIVISION

GAMES WON LOST TIED PTS. FOR AG

Burns Lake = 22 4 ? 1 2 105. 100

Smithers 22 13 P) 0 % 8 6«102,—=—s7?

Houston . 22 a n 2 18
WEST DIVISION

Prince Rupert 20 V en

Terrace 7
Kitimat

Tuesday. Novamber 23
Houston 5 Burns Lake 9
Wednesday, November 24
Kitimat 6 Terrace 4
Friday, November 26
Houston 6 Terrace 5
Saturday, Novernber 27
Kitimat 8 Terrace 2
Houston 2 Prince Rupert 6
Burns Lake 0 Smithers 2
Sunday, November 28
Kitimat 9 Houston 3

GAMES THIS WEEK

Thursday, December 2
Houston at Burns Lake

Saturday. December 4
Kiiimat at Prince Rupert
Smithers at Houstan
Terrace at Burns Lake

Sunday, December 5
Prince Rupert af Kitimat
Terrace at Smithers Prince Rupert ? Terrace 6
Burns Lake at Houston Burns Lake Smithers 4

1SCORING

Name Team Games Goals Assists Pts. Pen
John Vaudry PR 16 Bs 20 ay v
Tom Gornell BL 6 i) 97 a2
Pat Rabbitt T at] v vw % 0
Rick Spracklin PR 15 n Fey % 45
Don Oulton $ 18 20 13 Kx) ad
Dallas Burns BL v7 7 2 32 2
> Murray Hawse BL 4 4 v7 =) i 4
Vern Sketchley T 14 10 21 31 a3
Butch Marrls Ss 16 10 yal 31 Ww
Wes Westgaarde =f AS % iP] 30 34
WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 27, 1976 ;
Games Win Loss ~ Tie Pts.
McEwan GM 9 7? 1 1 15
Totem Ford a é 3 ] 12
Gordon & Anderson 9 2 6 1 5
Pohle Lumber 9° 2 ? o - 4
Name Team Goals Assists Pts.
Larry Hackman T.F. 16 " | oF
Frank O'Brien Mc GM a 19 21
Rick Lewis: McGM W 9 20
Rae Rowe ae gs 13 6 Wy
Darryl Deviynter Pohle 9 10 49
John Lozier GBA 9 “1 wv
Bob Peacock TF. é 3 v
Dick Shinde TA. 3 10 a
Jim Gustafson GBA a 8 16
Rino Michaud TF. ? > 6
Kelth Colwell Mc GM 4 12 16
Thursday, December 2 49:39 Pohle vs G'& A
Monday, December6 9:99 G& Avs McEwan -
10:00‘ Totem Ford vs-Pohle
Tuesday, December 7 9:30 G&A vs Juveniles

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Thursday, Novernber 25
McEwan GM 5, Totem Ford 3
; Monday, November 29° :
- Pohle Lumber 6, McEwan GM 3
Totem Fard 8, Gordon & Anderson 5

SPECIAL NOTICE a.
Terrace Commercial Hockey League Is raffling a
Yukon mickey to help raise funds. Tickets’ are
available from players and members at $1 apiece.
Draw for the raffle wilt take place at the Monday
night games, December 20. . ;

or Hockey]

REP TEAM ACTION

Friday, Dec. 6 - & p.m.

Smithers Bantams vs Terrace Bantams

_ Saturday, Dec. 4-12 noon * moot

Prince George Baniams vs Terrace Bantams
Bm, so, . og

Smithers Midgets. vs Tarrace Midgeis 5
pm. Co, ; -

Smithers PeeWees vs Terrace PeeWees

9pm.

Smithers Bantams vs Terrace Bantams

Sunday, Dec. §- 1:30 p.m.”

Smithers PeeWees vs Terrace PeeWees

3:30 p.m. : .

Smithers Bantams vs Terrace Bantams .

Térrace Vien‘’s Basketball A’ssociation!

GP. WoL.

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TEAM Pr.

_ All Seasons mow 3 me oo ge
Terrace Reds 13 10 3 Ws wor . »
Ev‘s Clippers ‘3: 4° 9 620. 1032 B
Skeena Hote! Orphans 139 © 2 1) Bo 1008:

Player Team — .S.P, Pas, Aver.
‘Rod Kluss Clippers 12 30d “95.3
John Walbergs Reds 12 292 243
“AAlke treland All Seasons | 23.0
Tom Marvin All Seasons ] 144 0.0
Ed Devries Alt Seasons 12 207 Wd
Willla Chamke Reds . n 225, 17.4
Joe Prokopchuk Orphans 7 5 16.4
Doug MeKay All Seasons 12 158 “13.2
Andy Ruygrok Reds 12 \S? 13,1
Nv 128 1.4

' Joe. McGowan Orphans”

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