eye IN OE

roster two weeks

Reds team chan

0.C. Ripley
The lowly Reds who

‘should have become a

much improved club
after going to an in-
termediate status and
adding players like
Cochrane, Kushner and
Art Frenette to their
ago
continue to slumber along

“in the PNWHL basement.

: In the last four outings
they have scored just
seven coals while
allowing their opposition
to pump in forty-six.
Inadequate defence or
maybe lousy
goalkeeping, either way
you look at it does not
explain the lack of
seoring punch.

~The Luckies who out-
scored the Reds 10-3 did
some other things that
the Terrace club did not
do. Houston took 15 trips
to the sin-bin totaling

go out there on the ice and
punch the hell out of the
opposition, but if you go
to war you had better

‘take some bullets just in

case the enemy has some.

Steve Radford, who like
to mix it scored early in
the first period on a play
set up by Art Frenette.
The Reds bench was
ecstatic until fifteen
seconds later when Dave
Marko tied up the game
while most of the Terrace
players stood around
center ice.

Before the period ended
the Luckies had added
two more to go ahead
thr2etoone. Another goal
by Marko who should
have been lying on his
back instead of being in
front of the net standing
up, and‘the other one by
Steve Sigmend who stole
the puck from a defen-
ceman and put it away.

Set

Ay

ges don't

THE HERALD, Tuesday, November 22, 1977, PAGE §

improve game scores

i.

sixty-three minutes, Markogets two goals, a \
while the Reds jetn the penalty and makes things Ne: o oe
minor and a major appen. ord gets
dying seconds of the one woal, misses a good Warren Campbell Art Frennetle Doug Matheson
game. | am not saying chance and draws a Cochraneapasswhotook | The Redskeptthepuck One of his teammates, this, they are not talking David Wakefield seems him and eoces not hit
one has to take penalties penalty. This reporter it into the corner waited for a good protion of the Barry Brown, who was to each other on the ice, happytowear number 12, anybodoy.
to win hockey games or stothink that if yougo for Frenette to station first two minutes, twice checked into the boards they appear, quite often, shows a lot of team spirit,
out there to play and get himselfinfront of thenet they were able to get it early in the game, and to over trying, left- and plays hockey for the The Reds, who
into things, there is going and put it on Art's stick, across the Houston blue sent off in a stretcher, wingers are meandering last two min;tues of € » Who play

Kitimat

tobe some action and just
maybe some results.

Art wasted no time in
putting it into the net.

line on rushes by

was resting comfortably.
He is just coming off a

from there positions to
help right wingers in-
stead of doing their own

every game. Wakefield

got ahat trick in the Reds

more games before the
Christmas break, could

. Legouffe and again b
CU rli n g e Reds came out in ‘In the dying seconds of Cochrane. One halt- shoulder injury. He is et game and has been be on top of the Western
the second period and did the period Marko became hearted shot from the reported to be O.K., the jobs. They seem to have confused ever since. This a ‘z at me.
: some hitting. Wayne incensed with the penalty point, which was il] extent of his injuries are little confidence in each =p etrange who has would Sn ated time t
bonspiel L'Estrange handed out a tme-keeper and slashed timed, hit Steve Sigmond bad brulses. other’s ability. been Shakin, harder in wake tb aT Smnithe 0
couple of solid checks. at him viciously with his inthe shins and he raced They-re passing at each game cut has a Toterns will be here, and
Kitimat Ladies Curling Doug(Robot) Matheson stick. Referee Wayne outanddowntheiceona The Reds arenotabad timeson par with the Pee good shet but has only if the Reds will ‘play
Cub will hold its annual and DaleKushner bowled Braid didnot take thisto break-away to beat team. ‘They have Wee Pups. Richard tallied two shots on goal hockey for sixty minutes
bonspiel November 25-27 over a couple of Luckies be a kindly act up one of mandur, to get the goal everything the other Smoley, promising this season. Warren the;y should be able to

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Surgery

teamed up with Frenette Guy Farkvm and butt-ended or slashed,| §
sets back and atheson and Koiner, with a shot that and was taken to Mills
banged one home. Near could take the endoffthe Memorial for a sew job
the end of the period
Lagouffe fed

swimmer

TORONTO (CP) —
Steve Pickell, the WEST
Vancouver, B.C.,
Olympian who has turned
the fastest backstroke
times in the world this
year, was dealt a shat-
tering setback in his bid
for No. 1 recognition
recently when he un-
derwent surgery on his
left. shoulder. .

Surgery was required
to tighten up the shoulder
muscles after he twice
suffered dislocations
while playing with the
University of Southern
California water polo
team. He is attending
USC on a swimming
scholarship.

“He'll compete in the
Commonwealth Games
and world championships
next year," his father,
Bob, said Monday. “But
it really yet him back so
far ag the NCAA
championshipsare
concerned and from the
school’s point of view.”

Pickell’s chief rivals in
backstroke competition
come from NCAA
universities in the United
States, It's unlikely he'll
be ready for the NCAA

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Steve apparently” in-
jured the shoulder on two
separate occasions and
was in a situation where
the shoulder popped when
he lifted his arm above

and it looked like the
Reds were cut there to
play. But it was only a
matter of minutes before
the Luckies were again
running at the Terrace
players and again

ominating the play
particularily in thier own
en

Rick Misner who is a
rough on on and comes to
play scored twice while
singes went to Lansdale
Sigmond and Jesse Epps.
The Reds did score twice
though, one a real picture
goal. Gord Cochrane, the
one time bad man for the
Cents was his old self for
a couple of shifts and

Lance

his monor officials and
assessed a match penalty
to Marko. I presume
Marko will sit out at least
three games and hear
some fatherly advice
from league President
Chuck Whitney.

The Reds started the
third period with a two
man advantage. Six of
the supposedly best were
out on the ice. Tibor
Mandur, who early in the
season had the hot hand
replaced Roy Garb in the
nets, Barb, quite frankly
did not play very well, Up
front Legouffe, Fren-
nette, and big Gord
Cochrane, on defe

building if he vever let it
go.

nce,

that gave him a hat-trick. Pp
The Rede spent therest ha

of the t
pretty much same
way that they have
performed in the last few
games, down by man
goals, doing little hitting,

d passing, and

od in

general]
around the ice. However,
on one occasion, there
was some good acting by
Tim Kolner, the six foot,
180 pound, candy stick
defenceman, who might
have bruised one of his
teeth when he was belted
to the ice.

acific Northwest Teams
ve. There have
beeensome injuries, and
some of the players have
had some bad colds. But,
basically, they are just

Y not playing as a team. By

There was no acting by | 3am

above his eye, and came
back to finish the game.

Radford, who was either | Jaa

vor

young player with the
great legs, either chokes
up or cannot see in front
of the opposing goal. Heit,
who can go like heck one
way, has nat been willing
to back check very often.

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