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Castlegar’ Rebels “an:, ‘opportunity:to get on the golf, greens-early, ‘The five-year veteran de- fenceman scooped up:a re... bound off the end boards and - stuffed the_puck in the open side, of ‘the Castlegar net before star ‘netminder Steve Voykin could move. The goal gave the second-year Nite- hawks ‘a. 6-5 win and a . decisive four. guiné-to-one edge in games. game-to-one edge in games. - “They realized they had a 60-goal scorer on the bench,” joked Melayk, “Dave (Ruge’s shot’ was deflected wide and , came out to me. I don't know where the goaltender was”. The teams played to a 1-1 draw after 20 minutes. | Beaver. Valley ‘was! up 3-2 after the’ second period but. saw Castlegar take it’s lead of the game (4-3), with two- goals in. the firat half of the third period. | : ‘Beaver Valley battled back on godls by James Minkes and Jeff Keillor before Rebel The Hawks gained the manpower advantage, which in the frame’ and literally” stole goals from Jonea and: thoy. on for the winning goal,. when referee, Mass: Fiyibayashi tagged Castlegar's Scott Jones ‘with..a. two-minute: ° ‘minor penalty for’ interfer- ence with less than a minute _ wing, on the. clock.’ Sage! was. 0 penalty and ig called: it,. It. was surprising but like I. said: it) was, ‘penalty,”. said Darrell Dick- son, manager of the ‘Hawks. Statistically, the game be- longed . to. the Nitehawks. They ‘outshot . the Rebels. 48-29, and sat. out, only 4, “minutes in penalties AS! op- posed. to 37 by the visitors, Tyler. Boldue opened the scoring with his second goal ’ of. the playoff. The fleet Hawk winner jumped on a lead-pass‘ from rookie Mike Barzal and unleashed a-wic- _ked shot from the left side for ai0 lead at 4:89 of the first Only. the. sensational net- minding of Voykin kept the Nitehawks | from . extending their lead over the next 20 minutes: . Lyle Stoushnow's power- play goal at 19:48 evened the score at 1-1, He tucked the puck into and open Hawk nét, ‘The Rebels had a run of foolish penalties early in the second Lara and again were ‘by: goals around one by Castle- gar’s Kevin Kirby. in. the middle. frame. “Goals: by. Fred at 1:81 of the third period and Chuck Lind at ,10:58, on a powerplay gave Castlegar a. momentary lead. - Their advantage only stood up for 27. seconds Scott Makway | hit. James Minkus witha pass deep in ‘the; ‘shot ; to assist ‘on the big right tiene fourth goal‘ of the layoffs. i minutes later Keillor : lifted a shot over Voykin and the Hawks, were back on top, Bantam B team successful: ‘ By CasNews Stalf «Castlegar Bantam B hoc- Key Aopen has had mneoses in six. hibition. tourns- rookie’ Sean 'A ig sent the game into.overtime with ‘a goal‘at the 17:17 mark. “T thought we'd win.after Sean tied it up..We seemed to have the:momentum but it just. didn't go that way,”’ commented ‘Rebel ¢o-coach voff ia. th passing-gem with Jones ‘and ‘Chuck ‘Lind, It was.a power- play goal “with the Hawks’ pei Keillor. off for-roughing. . Rob . Trusdale,’ who. has started in goalin. each playoff 7 frat game, was sharp: od. He downhill ski race. © finished second and third, time of 1:33.52. time of 1:35.03. psyched up today. first World Cup MONT TREMBLANT, Que. (CP) — Laurie Graham of Inglewood, Ont., just put her head down and went for it Saturday and grabbed her first ever women’s World Cup Graham raced over the finish line of the 2,535-metre Kandahar course in a time of one minute, 32.53 seconds to earn the victory on the last wonten’s downhill race of the season and the first stich event ever held in Canada. Swiss skiers Maria Walliser and Michela Figini respectively. Walliser, second in the downhill points standings,” finisfied in 1:32.93 ‘while Figini, who started 33rd, hada , Karen Stemmle: of Kettleby, surprising sixth in. just her third World Cup event, while favored Gerry Sorensen of Kimberley, B.C., first in every training run this week; was a disappointing 23rd with a | 1. “Pye done it,” sald Graham, 22. ‘I was really “It's much harrier in the races, you can hear all the people yelling, you realize it’s your last‘ruxt and you have | be aggressive. Graham overcame timing problems on “the upper,. technical part of the course to earn the victory, delighting the predominantly Canadian group. way, things come at you faster and {naturally instead of mechanically.”” Ont., finished a ba being held in Castlegar this weekend. The host team captured its first victory in the opening: game Friday night with a 8-1 victory over Trail Rodnéy i Sayaut” had . two ; jaoals for Saturday Castlegar began 5 on a winning note Pozdinekott * “A DAILY INTEREST ACCOUNT THAT HAS ITALY Kootenay Savimgs Credit Union 1016 - 4th Street, across from the Post Office.. Saints split “games. Solkirk Saints women's. basketball team managed a 56-49 victory over Capilano : in a home. game Friday. ‘night but were ‘unable to eapture_a second. victory Saturday, losing 54-30 ‘the. second: game’ of the Totem Conference match: * fourth placé in Conference . standings to qulify for the is ii: second Place, Cariboo * College: third while Van- ae Community: is: 1) *Bkirk Saints ‘men’s te- ain lost both of. the games to-Capiland and ‘won't be going to the playoffs. this year. The men lost 88-54 Friday night and: ; 98-57, Saturday. | , The women's match Fri- day night was. the best- played game of the season - for the Saints, said coach Berrie Brown. The Saints were down 35-29:at the. half and came ~ back: to: “score 16 consecu- game, : Andrea Belezyk was the leading scoring with 16 | points, then was Heather . Bourchier .with 16 and. Ellen ‘Fowler with 18.. Belezyk was also top.re- by Fowler with 23~and Bourchier with. five, -the Saints, jeans: Brown sald, ait : the loss: ‘ “They werei't lagiig colege of North Vancouver ‘ up. Jo. at The. Saints remain - in * tive points to, take the | bounder with 23, followed”. On Saturday, however,..- playoffs.’ Capilano College | i MID-COURT BATTLE . . Selkirk Saints attempt steal . from North Vancouver's:Capilano College in home game Saturday. | Saints the best potential that the “noted: -Fewler led the. scoring with 10 points, followed by Belezyk with seven, who-, uldn't manage a win, also. had 12 re . losing the game —-__. However they did win _-__ over Capilano Friday night. Keith t with seven. -s-sIn-thecmen’s game-Fri--:.- day night Geoff Dakin led the Saints scoring list with 14 points, followed by ++ ,.On Saturday: the- Saints. came within six points of the visiting team, but the lead margin quickly wid- _ again led the’ scoring with Harry + CatNews Photo by Chery! Wishlow « ened, resulting in the half- tinjé:store ef 48-36. Dakin 14 points while Whyte had 12, ) Winfield 4-1. Garth Johnson, Brent Makeiv, Sayant and David Braun all had singles for the team.Trail then’ beat Spokan 9-2, Nelson defeated Kelowna 62 and Winfield scored a 4-1: victory over Trail, *- Castlegar then edged Nel- son 6-5. Peter Tischler got a hat trick while Curtis Ready and Cal ° Sookachoff had singles. In other games it ‘was Kelowna 7 Spokane 2, Nelson 4 Winfield 3, Trail 4 Kelowna 0, and Castlegar 17 Spokane Castlegar leads the tour. nament with eight’ points, followed by Nelson with six, Trail and Winfield with four “each, Kelowna with two and Spokane with 0. . Each team plays one game.” ’- today beginning at 7:15 a.m. at the arena complex when Trail and Nelson square off. Playoffs begin at A: 15 a.m. at the i ee x BOSTON (AP) — ‘Barry Pederson scored twieey and Boston Bruins STNIGHT @ seemed to make all ‘the: aierenee ) Saturday nightias all four of their power oliys for a come-from-behind 6-3 National Hockey League vic. tory over ‘Chicago Black Hawks on Saturday. Chicago jumped into a 2-0: lead .in. the ‘battle between" division leaders. when Rich Preston scored his 28rd goal of the season-at 5:05 of the first period ‘and Steve Lar- mer followed with: his 34th goal, 29 seconds later. CANUCKS 5 JETS 4. VANCOUVER (CP) — extra 25. minutes :in: the dressing rooms between the second. and third periods the sae listless . Winni- peg Jets 5-4 in a ‘crucial me. Both clubs were forced” to cool. their heels. for ‘an extended: period when the Zamboni broke: down and it was the Canucks -who benefited the most,- They ”g came out flying and got goals: 20 seconds apart in the-first ~ two minutes ‘by. Gary” ‘Lupul and * Patrick : Sundstrom’ “to take a 6-2 lead." . MINNESOTA 4DETROIT 1. DETROIT (AP) — Dino Ciccarelli and Brad Maxwell: scored first-period goals one ‘minute and nine seconds apart and goaltender Don Beaupre ‘ran his unbeaten string to 10 games to lead Minnesota North Stars to a 41 National Hockey League victory Saturday night over Détroit Red Wings. ~ With Minnesota leading 1-0 n Willi Plett’s. power-play goal,*.Ciccarelli. deflected Gordie. Robert's slap shot past Detroit r Gilles the Leafs dug their own grave. Toronto centre Bill Derlago set up two Edmon- ton goals with errant passes and the Leafs failed to score on the power. play despite having seven extra-man opportunities compared to only two for the Oilers. CALGARY 4 KINGS 4 CALGARY (CP) — Cal- gary Flames erupted ier three Gilbert on a power play for Bob Nystrom and Brent Sutter scored first-period goals to ignite New York Islanders to a 5-1 National ‘Hockey League victory “Saturday night over |New Jérsey Devils. ‘The Islanders are 102% in :21 games against the Devils, who also ‘played’ in Denver and - Kansas- City , before joving to New Jersey. “(Nystrom opened the scoring at 12:32 when he ‘backhanded’ a 10-foot shot between the-legs of Devils .goalie Ron Low for his ninth goal of the season. Just 50 seconds later, Sutter took a pass from Bob Bourne and beat Low from'10 feet for his 16th goal. OILERS 6 LEAFS 3 * TORONTO (CP) — Gretzky scored his 57th and 58th goals of the season and 4 set up three by linemate Jari Kurri to lead Edmonton Oilers to a 6-3 victory Satur- day night over Toronto “| Maple Leafs, Jaroslav Pouzar also scored for the Oilers. Terry Martin, Walt Podd- ubny and John Anderson scored for the Leafs, who “q trailed 3-1 after 20 minutes BANTAM ACTION . ... Nelson Bantam B gcalie manages a save against Castlegar who won 6-5 in hockey tournament Saturday at arena complex. The Castlegar team leads the tournament with eight points. The compeiltion winds up today. and 4-1 after 40. While the Oilers made the Wayne - —CosNews Photo most of their opportunities, the third period Eras night to tie Los. Angeles Kings ‘44° in a National * Hockey. League game before a crowd of 7,242. Two of the goals in the late comeback were scored by Lanny McDonald, increasing his season production to a career-high 66.” Marcel Dionne scored two goals to lead the Kings. Other Los. Angeles scorers were Charlie Simmer and Jean-Paul Kelly. Kari Jalonew and Greg Meredith completed the scoring for the Flames, who faced period deficits of 2-0 and 4-1, ITALS 4 FLYERS 3 OVER, Md. (AP) — Nilan Novy and defenceman Paul MacKinnon scored goals during a 59-second span midway through the second period Saturday night and Washington Capitals went on ~ the defeat the Flyers 4-3. The Flyers, who lead the Patrick Division and are tied with Boston Bruins for the overall lead in the NHL, have lost only five of 33 games sincedec. 19, and three of the setbacks have been at the hands of the Capitals. Novy’s goal at 10:15 tied the score at 2-2 and a power- play goal by MacKinnon, recalled earlier this week from Hershey Bears of the American Hockey League, put Washington ahead to stay. 4 NORDIQUES 10 WHALERS 3 QUEBEC (CP) — Left winger Michel Goulet became only Ithe second player in the history of Quebec Nordiques to score 50 goals when he reached the plateau Saturday night with a three-goal per- formance that helped batter Hartford Whalers 10-3 in a National Hockey League game. It was the second time this season Goulet has scored three times in a game. The Nordiques, who ham- /mered Hartford 12-3 in the ‘Whalers last visit Feb. 1, removed all doubt in the return engagement by mounting-a 4-0 first-period lead and. stretching it to 8-2 after 40 minutes. Besides Goulet, Mare Tardif and Jacques Richard each scored twice, while Wally Weir, Peter Stastny, with his 40th and Alain Cote added singles. : MONTREAL 6 ST. LOUIS 5 ST. LOUIS (AP) — Mark Napier completed a three-on- one break by soring on a 26-foot shot with 3:46 remaining to power Montreal to a 65 victory over St. Louis. Just 4739 earlier, Keith Acton rallied the Canadiens to a'5-5 tie when he lifted a rebound over St. Louis goalie Mike Liut. The Canadiens, who hadn't won in St. Louis since Nov. 18, 1979, struck quickly when Steve Shutt scored his 29th goal of the season just 27° seconds into the game. Guy Lafleur scored twice, giving him 12 consecutive 20-goal season for Montreal, which is now unbeaten in six consecutive games.