CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, ‘March 3, 1977

1961 SMOKE EATERS wi were victorious in both of their encounters
with the Lethbridge Oldtimers on the weekend defeating their
opponents 15-4 in the game here Sunday and 7-2 in the Saturday
night game in the Cominco Arena. Here goalie Gus Adams covers

Olitimers Hit the Ice on the Weekend

1961 Smoke Eaters Dominate Recent Games

the corner of the net as L

hbridge Oldtimer Jim gets

shot away as he is crowded by Guy Thompson. Smoke Eaters
Steve Chorney, extreme left, is in position to get a piece of the
action.—Bill Turner Photo for the Castlegar News

Lethbridge Oldtimers or.
rived! in’ town with only 13
skaters and two goaltenders for
two. games with the 1961
Smoke Eaters. The Smokies
had little trouble handling the
Alberta team which was pre-
paring for'an oldtimers tourna:
ment in Switzerland next week,

Gerry Penner and Charlie
Goodwin scored two goals each
to lead ‘Trail to a 7-2 victory in
the Cominco Arena Saturday
followed bya 16-4 win Sunday
in Castlegar’s new arena. :

Gord’ Turlik, Gary Ferro
and ‘captain Cal Hockley
notched one: apiece Saturday
while former’ WHL. Seattle
‘Totems' Stan Maxwell and Alan
Roundtree replied.

Assisting on’ both Leth-
bridge goals was 14-year NHL
weleran Earl Peay Trail

‘coach Seth Martin went all the
way in goal and there was only
one penalty in the game for
slapshooting.

Sunday.) in: Castlegar,
Penner, Turlik) and Norm
Dennis scored three goals each
to lead the way while Hockley
contributed two and_ singles
went to Goodwin, Ferro,
Pinoke McIntyre, Harry Smith
and, Brian Russill- Maxwell,
Ingarfield, Roundtree and
former AHL veteran Al Willis
countered as Lethbridge fell
behind 5-0 after the first and
12-1 after. the second.

Martin and Gus Adams of
Nelson split goaltending duties
and each side was assessed two
minors, three of them for slap: °
shooting.

Trai} plans to return the
call April 2-3.

CA TLEGAR NEWS.

SPO

RTS.

Castlegar Bantam Reps
Win First Playoff Games

Castlegar Bantam Reps
won their first two playoff
games defeating Trail 5-0 on
Tuesday of last week and Nel-
son 5-3 on Saturday.

In the first game Perry.
Horning scored two goals, with
‘singles by Lyle Stouchnow,

Castlegar Minor Hockey Results

Pup Division
Feb. 26—Castlegar Pup
Reps 5 vs Spokane Pup Reps
11. No other information avail-
able.
Feb. 27—Castlegar Pup

Reps 5 vs. Spokane Pup Reps 7.°

No other information available.

Feb. (27—Jolly.. Green
Giants 2 vs, Grand Forks Mites
2. The game was played in
Grand Forks, no other informa-
tion available.

Pee Wee Division
Feb. 26—Castlegar Pee

Wee B's 4 vs. Spolane Pee Wee
B's 1. In goal for Castlegar was
D. De Rosa: No other informa-
tion available.

Feb. 27—Castlegar Pee
Wee B's 5 vs Spokane Pee Wee
B's 7. In goal for Castlegar was
G. Soloveoff. No other informa-
tion available,

No date shown—Flyers 3

vs. Mustangs 1. In goal for the
Flyers was Greg Silvers, while
B. Legebokoff was in goal for
the Mustangs. Scoring for the
Flyers were B. Desousa, M.

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Koochin and R. Yule. Assists
went to R. Yule, R. Qstoforoff,
D. Picton and D. Sherstobitoff.
Scoring for the Mustangs was
G. Stewart, assisted by P.
Smitheram.
Bantam Division

No date indicated—Pee
Wee Reps 3 vs West's 2. In goal
for, Pee Wee Reps was D.
Kinakin with R. Ritter in goal
for West's. Scoring for the Pee

‘Wee Reps were J. Smith (2),
+ and K. Semenoff. Assists went

to D. MacKinnon, M. Johnston

* and F. Pozdnekoff. Scoring for

West's were Roberts and Cox.
Assists went to De Paoli and R.
Lauriente.

No date indicated—Wood-
land Construction 2 vs. Mike's
"Mobile Homes 1. In goal for
Woodland was N. Churnoff
with J. Shmoorkoff in goal for
Mike's, Scoring for Woodland

were B. McGuire, and E.
Gunderson. Assists went to R.
Beynon (2) and B. McGuire.
Scoring for Mike's was L. Plot-
nikoff, ‘assisted by B. Franks.

’ No date indicated—Castle-
gar Bantam Reps 5 vs. Trail
Bantam Reps 0. In goal ‘for
Castlegar was R. Kirby. Scor-
ing for Castlegar were L. Stou-
shnow, P. Horning (2), D.
James and K. Kirby. Assists
went to K. Sherstobitoff, P.
Laurino, K. Kirby (2), J. Krug
and D. James.

No date indicated—CSCU
5 vs. Legion 4. In goal for CSCU
was K. Beattie, with D. John-

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stone in goal for the Legion.
Scoring for CSCU were R.
McGauley (2), K. Keriaff (2) and
M. Lightle. Assists went to M.
Lightle (2), A. Stouchnow, R.
Kanigan (2), R. and

P. Laurino and K. Kirby.
Assists went to D. Markin ey
J. Stewart, P. Laurino (2), K.
Sherstobitoff (2), P. Horning, L.
Stoushnow (3) and K. Kirby (2).

Daryl! James and Kevin Kirby.
Kevin Kirby had two assists
with single assists going to Ken
Sherstobitoff, Pino Laurino,
Tim Krug, Daryl James. and
Perry Horning.

In the game against Nel-
son, Pino Laurino scored two
goals with one assist. Single
goals were scored by Kevin
Kirby, Ken Knowler and Ken
Sherstobitoff.

Alan Isakson, Tim Krug
and Perry Horning each had
two assists and Daryl James
and Dan Markin one assist.

Nelson received 12 penal-
ties to Castlegar's ‘six.

Randy Kirby played excel-

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Castlegar’s Ist Annual
Commercial
‘Hockey Tournament
Saturday & Sunday, March 5 & 6
Castlegar Community Arena

Saturday, March 5
10 a.m, Castlegar vs Beaver Valley
1 p. m. Nelson vs Cranbrool
E Two Winners Play

Sunday, March 6
8:30 a.m. Two Losers Play
--12Noon. Semi-Final
- Spm. Champlonship Game

Admission to Games $1

Dance Saturday Night 10 p.m. -2a.m.
Music by ‘Sailor’ $4Couple *

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be performing to raise funds
for future competitions.

Thursday, March 3° Time: 7:00 p.
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Adults $1.00. Stodonts 50

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Adults $18.00: Students $15.00 :
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P. Churchill. Scoring for .the
Legion were R. Andrews (2), S.
Simonen and T. Negreiff. As-
sists went to T. Negreiff (2), R.
Martin, G. Sookro, S. Simonen
and R. Andrews. 3

Feb 27—Mike's Mobile
Homes 8 vs. CSCU 2. In goal for
Mike's was J. Shmoorkoff with
K. Beattie in‘ goal for CSCU.
Scoring ‘for Mike's were L.

Plotnikoff (2) and T. Reed. -

Assists went to S. Molnar, B.
Ashton and M. Miller. Scoring
for CSCU were M. Lightle and
R. Kanigan. Assists went to R.
McGauley and K. Keraiff.

No date‘ indicated—Mike's
Mobile Homes 4 vs. Woodland
Construction 1. In goal for
Mike's was J. Shmoorkoff with
N. Churnoff in goal for Wood-
land. Scoring for Mike's were L.
Plotnikoff, T. Reed, J. Varabi-
off and G. Prive. Assists went
to L. Bobroske (2), W. Gorkoff,
T. Reed and L. Plotnikoff.
Scoring for Woodland was G.
-Gallo, assisted by B. McGuire.

No date indicated—Castle-
gar Reps 5 vs. Nelson Reps 3.
In goal for Castlegar was R.
Kirby. Scoring for Castlegar
were P. Laurine, K. Knowler,
K..Sherstobitoff, K. Kirby and
P. Laurino. Assists went to T.
Krug (2), A. Isakson (2), D.
Markin, P. Laurino, P. James
and P. Horning (2). Nelson
received 12 penalties compared
to Castlegar's 6.

No date indicated—Legion
15 vs. West's 2. In goal for the
Legion was D. Johnston with R.
Ritter in goal for West's.
Scoring for the Legion were B.
Nichvaladoff (2), G. Sookro (2),

-R. Andrews (5), N. Chursinoff
(2), D. Nelson (2}, B. Allan and
‘T. Negrieff. Assists went to B.
Allan, D. Nelson, R. Martin (2),
G. Bording (2), B. Nichvolodoff,
R. Andrews, G. Sookro (2), K.
Ehman and N.  Chursinoff.
Scoring for West's were, R.
Lauriente and Armstrong. As-
sists. went to L. Lauriente (2).
t Division

No date indicated—H&R 1

vs. Bantam Rep. 8 In goal for

~ H&R was McKenzie with R.

Kirby in goal for Bantam Rep.
“Scoring H&R's single goal was

+ Bobroske, assisted by -Christ-
* jensen. Scoring for the Bantam

Rep was C, Liber, L. Stoosh-
now, D. Markin, J. Stewart (3),

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