Seven assists for Legouffe

Winter Hawks

By Dave Hamilton

The Terrace Reds set a new Pacific . Northwest Hockey League record Wednesday night when they scored after only four seconds of play. The

‘ record was not enough |

however as they had a second period lapse anddropped an 8-7

decision to the hometown.

Kitimat Winter Hawks..

The ‘famei:was:'arfast paced, hard hitting affair as each team managed 43 shots on goal and picked up 23 minutes in penalties during the course of the game.

However the event was marred by an ugly scene outside the Reds dressing room after the game. Winter Hawks defensman Tan McLelland went after Reds Dave Wakefield and the two had to be pulled apart. Both received fighting, misconduct and game misconduct penalties for the alter: cation. McLelland had twice, during the course of the game, taken swings al Terrace fans with his stick.

Lance Legouffe and Art Grenette led the way for the reds, Legouffe assisted on all seven Reds goals and Frenette scored three limes while assisting on three others. For the Winter Hawks it was Brad Owens as he collected one goal and assisted on three.

The Reds opened the scorin afler - four seconds as Legoulfe won the faceoff and slipped the puck over the winger Frenette who crossed the blueline and fired a shot that found its way past Hawks goalie Darrell May.

_ The Hawks came on bul some fine goaltending by Reds Roy Garb and sume equally fine penalty killing, particulary - that of Legouffe, held them at

bay.

Kitimat tied up with powerpla oul a e M12 marke with Reds Dale Kushner in the sin hin for an alleged trip: ping. mate Harry Gibben al the

int. Gibbon let go a

ard slapshot that bit a slick in. front und Garb had no chance, This war

the Just aeoring the firsl . sf

period ond the = teams Went to lhe dressing rount tied al one.

The Neds regained whe Jead after the four Minutes al play in Lhe ance) period Gurd Cochrane foul puis Fearn Jagemdio urd fad a wrist shat fram the puiol cluded Way krenctte ew tHe ether oo sztisl

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lead but referee Currell disallowed the goal. Currell had signalled 4 goal but after conferring with the goal judge, he changed his mind. Reds Frenette, commenting on the dispute, said that the goal-tenders stick was in the net when he stopped the puck. —

“The oa] judge § oat ee

he said.

This dispute caused an obvious sag in the Reds and the Hawks = took: advantage of some. Terrace mistakes, . scoring four times in four. minutes. cs

Scott Marieau started it. off with a strong. wrist shot, after receiving :.a pass from Lee Marlealy

past Garb's outstretched ~

‘pass’ to complete

‘into mistakes.

‘ side,

Garb kicks out to make a

Terrace Reds goalie Roy WHL game at Kitimat Reds drop

last Tuesday. Garb

an 8-7 t decision to the hometown leg save during a PN- managed 35saveshutthe Winter Hawks.

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victory on Kitimat ice

glove. Ron Egan also drew an assist.

A minute later, at the 9:40 mark, Owen set up Ron Minaker on the goal erease and Minaker slipped the puck by Garb who was caught out of position.

Orly twenty-five seconds later the Hawks increased the lead to 4-2

and Gibbon slid the puck under the sprawling goaltender.

The Reds came back to life and two minutes later Tim Kolner picked up his first of two. Frenetie and Legouffe combined to set up Kolner at the point and his hard shot beat May.

A minute and a half later Frenette picked up

as Trevor Sandberg-,, his second: of the. night. converted: Ra Wanita": Legoffe fed Cochrane'at ‘4 2 a two- © the point who fired a shot. :

‘on-one brea At this point the Hawks were taking the play to the Reds and forcing them At the 12:15 mark the Hawks

took advantage of one of

‘these mistakes as Owens picked up a loose puck and fed Ken Pawlick who was breaking up the right Pawlick slid the puck over to Harr Gibbon in front of Gar!

Hawks goon loses cool

By Dave Hamilton

Kitimat Winter Hawks defenceman and self- acclaimed goon, lan McLelland took a page out of the Philade phia Flyers ‘rough stuff’. hook last Tuesday night as he twice swung his stick as Terrace fans during a

PNWHL game in ‘Kitimat. ; MeLelland, who was on

e of the many Hawks being razzed by fans, fost his cool and swung twice first at Richard Kolner during the play ani then al Marg L'Estrange

during a Jaceoff break.

The Hawk defenceman was not finished however, ufter the Jame as the learns were making their ways to their respective dressing reoms, he came out of Uhe ream to lake on the Keds Lave Wakefiedd

Melaliand challenged the Keds hy saying be'd ‘dake oon the whole warn", He stepped ont ol the deor and, ip Wukelield's words, ‘Sie looked al ‘Jibor CRead's apare goalie Manidur) ghd then aline, dropped hin ghaveh and evine aller me Other Jans have alny given (hin slatement

‘The dveguing rani incident could dave hoon avoided if (he Kitimat alayer had been wert Fate the gone far bets awinging vel in the third jay ies! However the Sailer} tee rniake:

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Ion ing . Poeghieanse

took place during the play the referee has a feeble excuse to miss the action of the goo.

The second incident however han during a stoppage of play and i the veloree missed this, he has no right to be on the ice,

cidents are bad enough on the jee but when il goes inte the stands, and is unheeded it's Ume the league did something aboutil. Kither get rid of sume of the goons or explain to Ube roferees that its time to crack dewn or lime to leave.

H this type of thing: in not tuken care of it: is going, te happen more alien, Thin is whut creptes dhe image thal hockey hos gotlen ayer the Jast few yearn ‘Fhe referens have fo play a big part in any crack. down and if they don't de the job they should doa recapable of doing they will control al the game and respect oof the players No reforen carn oo reputation fur eortuin Ineties pa, bed going Lo find himself in a very | dangers nilaation

Kiveryone kiiws Und a redegee WI nian name Indaaetionn, lat whee he fetn the obsvietin ‘longer aneen go. he'n Witindeg dhe | yaa af Jie bay

May made the save and came out to cover up but missed the puck, Frenette picked up the loose puck and swooped in front to tie the score.

Kitimat came back to score twice in the last three minutes and took a 7-4 lead into the dressing room. Reds mistakes allowed McLelland and Owens to tally before the final whistle.

The Reds came out flying in the third period. but couldn’t manage to score until the 6:43 mark when Kolner scored his second of the game alter Legouffe won a face off in the Kitimat end.

Two miniutes later the Reds closed the gap to one as Doug Matheson picked up his first goal of the season. Legouffe shot the puck. into the corner and Frenette dug it out

ssed in front: where

utheson fired alow shot past May. ;

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BALTIMORE CAP) Operating behind: two of the best offensive lines in the National Foolball League, i's net sur urisinge (hat Mark van Poglien af Chak hun Juiiders uml — Lydell Mitchel) of Baltimore Colts are among. the Jeading ground gainers,

Van Meghen, the champion rusher ol the Amenein | Canterence, and Mitchell, whe ranked Ne 3 in the ARC, are expected la he called upon dor hemvy ahity ughin Saturday whey the Bunidern aan Catia lace each other in the opening

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‘zone and fed a.

Three minutes later Pawlick picked up his second of the game and what proved to be the winner as the Hawks cashed in on a three-on- one breakaway. Owen took the initial shot and, with Garb down and out, Pawlick fired the rebound into the almost empty nef.

"Thé:Reds:. last. goal, TERRAC -eame at the 14:30 mark . December

as Frenette completed

his hat trick. Matheson —

made 2 g the puck

ood play to keep in the Hawks pass to Legouffe, Lance swept in front of the net and slid a

backhand to Frenette.

who fired a quick shot by May.

With two and a half minutesremaining MeLelland performed his animal act, coming withing whiskers of hitting two Terrace fans.

Coach Red L'Estrange couldn't see “how the hell the referee could miss something like that. | Especially the second one when the play was stopped for a faceoff. These guys (the referees) gel words everylime we come into this building.”

Of the game Red stated, ‘We. made too many mistakes. It's

really a shame because Roy (goulie Garb) played

"

well enought to win

same teaete

Milchell, whe tapped the 1,000 yard Bywk Cor the third congpeutive

yenr with $159, agi! af bis ‘u a

“There's no question we wonddn't ged ibe kind al yardage we alo if our offemsive line waisn'h excellent,"

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—— Bottom place Skeena Hotel come up witha win and a Ue to tighten up the league standings and make things more IntereaLing far the fang, Al). inane anon to have recovered from their injuries and lack of players and from the action on eht Ice this pant week fan shoukd be looking forward to some oxclling gamion when the league commences play in the New Year. otem Ford continue to increase. their-hold on frat - lace with another win on Monday night. The ‘Totern

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game league goal getler Dave Shu 4 gouls to regain sole possession

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Czechs protest

PRAGUE TAR, Ceechaglovakia's ine horkey leama Pardubice ane] Klacdsie aif] proreed with thei¢ exhibition tour af. National” ° Hearke Iengue cities pyer if national = Vatlay Tetroit Med Wings, «a meeting if the: Carchoalovak foe Rockey Gd etle d nh & tenlay.

The — ferteration heen given until neem today ta reply to an Ultimatum issued by SHE, president Jahn Ziegler regarding. an eight-game exhibition series between NHL eluha and the two Czechoslovakian teams.

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THURSDAY, DEC. 29- Braves. Michaels. who PLAYOFFS served as an ad-

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