r. have a tol

"Lance sLegoutfe 21 and Pete Titchner, 19 converde ot on’. .
Lakelse goalie Gerry Lamming as Bob Dempster, 111
looks.on. Lamming made this save but Legouffe beat
im three times and Titchner scored twice, including _

“final”

' Lance Legauffe’s’

” Savalas.” ust ‘won't do
things the easy way. The
"83-84 Commercial Hockey
League champions scored
the winning goal with only
1:54 remaining to beat
Lakelse Hotel 8-7 in the
decisive game.

_ After winning the first two
games in the best of five
Savalas allowed
Lakelse to tie the. series,
then Lakelse scored the first
two goals of the final. °
Savalas roared back behind
three
straight goals to lead 7-3
alter two periods. However,
Lakelse scored four
uanswered goals tying the
score with 10:26 {9 ge in the

game.

‘ Richard Kolner opened
the scoring as Savalas was
unable to clear the puck out
of. their own end. Bob
Dempster gave Lakelse a 2-
0 lead as he picked up.the
puck at his own blueline,
skated around one defen-
ceman and beat Kevin
Hruce with a backhander,

Darey Mallett brought
Savalas within one goal two
minutes: later as he con: -
verted a perfect pass from
Fraser Dodd.

At the 1:43 mark of the
second period dari
Ranankari fired a hard shot
fram’ the top of the fivele

- Condora of Prince George

the ga game winner, a5 Savalas defeated Lakelse Hotel ~
$7 to win the TCHL playoffs. For the second time in -
three years Savalas won both the league and playoff
title. .

Habs. victory | cteates optimism

Boh'Galney would like to be optimistic about Montreal's.
3-2 vittory Thureday night over Edmonton Oilers, But, in 1
sensoria, the Canadiens’ veterd left winger has leamed not .
to gthap at straws,

“It's goad far everybody to understand that by playing -
together you can beat a team with more talent,” Gainey

“Wer ve been looking for signs all year, so I don’t know if
this’ “fia sign or isn't & sign. 1 think it's just'a seme we
played! well.” wos

Montrpql will finish fourth in the Adams Division. Ifthe -
standings | remain static, they'll meet Buffalo Sabres in the
first rpynd of playoffs, They dic that last year and were
elimi in the minimum three games, which explains:
_ Galney’s caution.
Bobhy Smith and Mike MePhee, with his first NHL got,
aleo seared for the hometown Canadiens. Jari‘Kurri, with
his 0th, of, the season, and Mark Messier had Edmonton’ 8
goalg,

home team jumped to a 3-2 lead on goals by Randy Fierce’
and Bobby Crawford early in the third.

Darlago got his second of the game and 38th of the season
on a power play at 4:27 to tie it 3-3 but Ray Neufeld, on a
power play at 10:06, and Sylvain Turgeon, with his 37th at
17:20, won it for Hartford,

- Toronto remains three points. behind fourth-place
Chicago with seven games left in which to further its
anemic challenge for a playoff berth.”

- Flyers 6 Bruins 3 7

In Philadelphia, Dave -Poulin scored two goals and
assisted on Tim Kerr's 48th of the season to lead the Flyers
over Boston. -

Bobby Clarke, playing for the frat time since coach Bob
McCammon ordered him to take a week off, agsisted on the
Flyers’ first goal, by Thomas Eriksson, for his 1,200th NHL |
point — a milestone only 10 other players have achieved,

Rich Sutter and Glen Cochrane also scored for the Flyers.
Barry Pederson scored his 30th and 3ist goals of the season
to give Baston a 2-0 lead before the Flyers struck for four in

.! arow before the end of the first period. Ray Bourque added |

Elsewhere, it waa Hartiord Whalers 5 Toronto Maple: e one for Boston. —

Leafs 3, Philadelphia Flyers 6 Boston Bruins 3,: and St.
Louls_ Blues 5 Detroit Red Wings Bo, :
Whalers 5 Leafs 3

Rookie Toronto goaltender Allan Bester hanidled 65 shols,
including 32 in the necond Period when Hartford failed to
BCOre.

I was 1-1 after 20 minutes off goals b Zany Currie of een, &

ere/and: Stewart-G Tok the
sane! thie oily pape seein iaeea i

- Blues 5 Wings3

In St, Louls,-the Blues got goals 87 seconds apart in the
third period from Joe Mullen and Jorgen Pettersson ‘ta
move ahead of Detroit: into sole possession of second place
in the Norris. Division...

' Pat Hickey, Tim Bothwell. ‘and Doug Gilmour also scored
fer rte hide, who have: war: six of thelr last” eight games. .
ie PIER his’ 36th, Ri | Duguay. ai
hubrernenet fr Detroit.

“ ~ Vikings. to defend title

HALIFAX (CP) — The final of the Canadian men's
“university basketball championship is shaping up into a
David-vérsus-Goliath battle.

Saturday's game will pit the smaller, seventh ranked
Brandon” Bobcats against the taller and top-ranked .
defending champions, Victorla Vikings.

Like the biblical David, the Bobcats, from a smal! south-
western Manitoba university, will have to be the giant-
killer. The Vikings haven’tlost a game against a Canadian
lear for'thore than two years and are seeking their un-
precedented fifth consecutive Canadian Interuniversity
Athletic Union ttle.

Tn Thuraday’-night’s semi-finals Victoria hammered
seventh-ratiked Lethbridge Pronghorns 74-9, while’ the
Bobcats dumped Waterloo Warriors 66-61 in a see-saw
game.

Victoria‘ coach Ken Shields says Brandon is capable of an
upset — —but only if hie Vikings have an unheard-of average

|. outing.Wictoria goes into the final with a 60-game winning:

_ streak against CIAU competition. They beat Brandon 83-69
earlier thig year.

“Ifwe xecute and play our game well, then Brandon will
time beating us,” Shields sald. “If we don't,
they are Bdpable of beating any team in Canada. ”

Brandon thas epeed, but’ not height.

They dop't have the likes of Victoria centre Greg Wiltjer,
a Bix foot au -Inch natlonal team member whose game-high
25 points Jed the Vikings to the win over Lethbridge.
rie ee dng GAME

“We
quickness; said Wiltjer, a business administration student...

from Victhria, They seem to be be playing better tiari
when we yea them and [ expect a much Ughter game.”

Brandort proved that speed can overcome ‘a height
disadvantage by dominating the defensive boards in thelr
win over {durth-ranked Waterloo, who trailed i 35 al
halitime. ©!

The 8 went basket-for-basket ‘early in ihe decond .
hall, Watetléo broke away for a while and led 55-48 with just .
over sev tinutes remaining. But then they fell flat for the »

rest of the game. Brandon, meanwhile, relentlessly oul. + a

_ hustled them as they surged into the lead for good.
John Carson, a six-foot four-ineh second-year’ forward
from ampere N.C, with 3 poihts was & standout for

Huskies . surprise

NANAIMO, B.C, (CP) — Ninth-ranked North Delta
Huskles continued to be the’ surprisé (eam at the British’ '
Columbia gifls’ high school AA basketball championship, “
stopping third-ranked ‘New:-Westminstér ‘Hyacks 7950
Thursday. |

The Huskies beat defending champion Cowichan, Thyn-
derettes on, Wednesdily,

Sara Haave had 18 oa tor Nott al . whi meets ‘

Westminster.
Nancy Inhes scored 27 points for the Panthers aa they

defeated fourth-ranked Kamloops Red Angels 70-49. Susie a.
Zagor had 20 points for the losera. 3

 Second-ratthed Steveston Packers of Richmond got 20
2 points from-Tricia Harrison to get past Mount. Dougtas of.

i Vicloria 72-42. Tanls Schaefer had 24 points for Motint
Douglas.

Adele Fedorak scored 14 points to pace Penticton
Lakettes to'a 53-47 win over fifth-ranked Mount Baker
Trojanettes of Cranbrook. Lelgh McGovern had 16 points
for the losers.

golng to match our height against thelr

Brandon and dominated the defensive backboard’ over a

couple of seven-foot Warrlora, Jan Bulan netted 18 3 points

and Charles Douthit scored 10.  **

Peter Savich was Waterloo’ 3 top Scorer with 18 points
while Dave Burns had 16.

Brandon coach Dwight Kearns said the Bobcats are used .
to being underdogs and they know they will: have their
hands full with Victoria.

“You know what 1 think we will do with Victoria?” he
said. ‘‘We-will just take the shot clocks and break them. I
don't know what we will do against them. .

‘ “They played us once during the year and they beat us
very handily. It is just a pleasure to play them.” -

Victoria had no problems with: Lethbridge and Wiltjer
said they owed the Pronghorns one. The three games this-
‘season between the two western teams were tigh! but they
shouldn't have been, he said. .

“We wanted them real bad,” Wiltjer said. “We just
. wanted it a little more than they did this time. This is the
last time we were playing them and we had something to
prove and we did it."

"Eli Pasquale and Dave Sheehan each scored 11 points for
Victoria. Jerome El} was the Pronghorns top scorer with 14
polnts.

EVENING | an

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. countered for MEI with 17 points.

Pierre.

Kermodes win |

Caledonia. Kermodes won minatiorain the final quarter -
their consolation round: to pull out the slim victory.
game yesterday as they Mike Hogg and Wade
defeated Duchess Park Watson each scored 18
Points, Watson was also
chosen player of the game.
‘In the highlighted game of
the day Richmond upset
Noi ranked Windsor of
North Vancouver 75-86 as
Dave Olafsson scored 24
points.

Meanwhile, Steveston downed Mennonite Educationat

Kermodes Jed by 5 at the
half but Duchess Park took
control and led for much of
the secu. half. Caledonia
showed hustle and deter-

- Institute of Abbotsford 87-66. .
Rod Ast scored 20 points for Richmond, which isin the
, Semifinals, along with Steveston, Killamey of Vancouver

and Centennial of Coquitlam. Dave Lodgins led Windsor
‘with 23 points. :
” Gareth Davies led Steveston's rout of MEI with 28 points
while teammate Vic Williams came up with 25. Ken Scatt

In olher games, Paul Verrett scored 19 points to lead
Killarney 70-64 win over Penticton. ,

Todd Corrigan added 18 points for Killarney white Geoff
McKay scored 17 points for Penticton.

Centennial edged by King George of Vancouver 77-76 ina
five-minute overtime period. Paw Briggs led Centennial

. with 27 pints and teammate Greg Nyte scored 24.

’ play went from end to end.

The Herald, Friday, March 14, 1984, Page 3

e championship

and started Savalas on a
roll. Pete Titchner scored
on a backhander, Darcy
Mallet? tipped in a Daryl
Mallett slapsho!t and Lance
Legoulfe scored a shor-
thanded goal on . a
breakaway before Rich
Kolner temporarily stopped
the onslaught with a nice
individual effort scoring
after an ‘ice-long rush.

It only took Legouffe 27
seconds to put Lakelse back
on the ropes as he took a
pass from Titchner . and
fired low into the net,
Legouffe scored his third
straight to give Savalas a 7-
3 lead whipping a backhand
shot past Gerry Lamming.
' Lakelse Hotel was not

about to roll aver and die as

they came out flying In the
third. . At the 3:51 mark

Lakelse pulled their
goalie with 54 second left
and, although they had
some good chances, were
unable to capitalize.

_ Mallett and Titchner each
had two goals and three
assists while Legouffe had a
true hat-trick‘and one assist.’
For Lakelse Rich Kolner
scored fowr times and had

' one helper and Bob Demp-

Ster scored twice,

Mike Leblond picked up a !

loose puck at the Savalas
blueline, was allowed to
move into the slot and fired
a high hard shot past Bruce.

. Rich Kolner scored his
third and fourth of the game
to bring the score to 7-6 and
Bob Dempster tied it up as
he kmocked, down a waist-
high pass and fired a quick
shot into the net.

That set the stage for wild
final ten minutes with both
teams. having numerous
scoring opportunities as the

With 1:54 remalning
Savalas high scoring line of
Darcy Mallett, Pete Tit-
chner and Lance Legoutfe

_ finally combined for the

winner. Mallett carried the
puck into the Lakelse zone
and fed Legouffe in front,
Legouffe fired a shot and
Tilchner picked up the
rebpund and put it into the
upper corner.

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1200 sq. ft. home in the
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Starter home
Attractive property on
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finished, Spacious living
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Four bedrooms. 3/4

Farm house

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Scott Ave—Storey and a
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Walsh Ave— 1140 sq. fa.
Full basement. 4.

Mobile on property
Well kept 2 bedroom
mobile on large fenced
lot - school near by -
Asking $24,500,

bedrooms 62x120 lot.

bedrooms, Natural gas
Asking $49,500

heat. Centrally located.

Asking $59,000.
Weber Ave— 1000 sq. ft.

9 years old. 3 bedrooms.
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$47,000. :

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ft, Full) basement. 4

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Aitractive 2 bedroom
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4120’ frontage) on
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fully finished basement
with RSF stove - plus
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$75,000.

bedrooms. Fireplace
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Werkshop. Asking
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Multer Ave— 1150 sq. ff.

9 years old. Full
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Mobile homes
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Asking $99,900.

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the two storey basement

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Hagen Ave— 1979 12x66
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addition, 3 bedrooms. |
75xl00 . lot, Asking
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bungalow, 3 bedrooms.
Fireplace and wood
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$57,000, ,

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1200 sq. ft. family home -
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