B2  . CASTLEGAR NEWS, January 12, 1983

* lapatanalig hold

in” West.Kootenay Ladies

Curling supremacy came to a’

halt as‘defending champion

3 April Hall went down in de-
-feat ‘against the Marie Pro-
‘kop rink of Castlegar, Sun- *
|, day night in ‘Salmo, ‘
Twelve teams of top wom-
on ‘curlers’ ‘took part in the

Hl three-day Zone Playoffs, with.
the Hall rink emerging as A:

WEST KOOTENAY TITLE. . . Marie Prokop rink of Castlegar took the West: Kootenay
zone curling title at a competition held in Salmo on the weekend. From leff-ara,
Marie, Prokop, skip, Ruth Telekey: third, Janet Kambick, second and Judie Roberts, ©

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KIJHL | wrap-up

Hawks still: lead

By ROY GRANT

With the: league all-star
game being played in Nelson
Saturday it was a_ light
schedule for regular season
Kootenay International Ju-
+ nior Hockey League games
over the weekend. But the
two games which were
played may go a long way in
determining the. ‘final West

Division standings.

The Junior Smokies put an
immediate hault to a Ross-
land Warrior hot. streak,
squashing them 11-4 in Trail

Friday. At the same time, the -

Beaver Valley Nitehawks in-
creased their. second-place .
Jead to four points over’ the

increase his point total to105 had two goals and an assist,
(33 goals and 52 assists). .. and John - Pucchini, ‘Dean’
“We know that Lenardon Tambellini, Bruce Moffat and
is a good hockey player, one Randy McLaughlin with sin-
of the best if not the best in gletons..
the league,"' commented Banton Hadley has three
Warriors coach Lloyd Mc- : assists for the winners. “
Lellan. “He has certainly Rossland got goals from
been successful against us. Rod. Deibert, ‘Ken Davis,”
But you've got to be dis-. Peter “McLellan and Rob
appointed with how we Porcellato. Bart Camaratta
played. We're better than’ contributed two assists. :
that,” he said. Bert Brooker started in the
Rossland net but gave way to
‘The Warriors had won four Daryl Lindgren a
of their last six games before of the third period wit ‘the:

‘Friday ‘and. were showing score. 10-4,

signs of pressuring the Nel- “Bert's a good goaltend
son Junior: Leafs, for .the-, Maybe he didn’t have on
fourth ‘and final playoff spot : his best games but he's got to '
in the West. THe Warriors ‘get some help from their de-

Castlegar Rebels with a 6-4, are eight point .behind ‘the fence,” remarked Lenardon.:

home-ice victory over, the
Spokane. Flames... .....---;-0:°

The Warriors’ attempts to
blanket Tim Lenardon, the
league's leading scorer,

failed. ‘The Junior Smokie -

centre scored three goals and ~
added 3 as many assists to

handy,

Leafs but hold four games in HAWKS ADD GOALIE

attack attributed to"3-2 and
Trail also had a big game. §-2 period leads. Still. the
from team captain Ken Me-'-story heré was the play of
‘Neil. He scored twice and. Hawk netminder Dave Kin-
earned three assists, The re-- -qkin. ©.
‘mainder of their scoring was.“ The former Nelson Junior
handled by?’ Brian Reid, who! Leaf ‘netminder started the
season. with. the Calgary
Wranglers but more recently
~was splitting the goaltending
chores with the Calgary. Can-
‘ucks... :
“He got hurt and decided
..to come home. I talked to the
manager of the Canucks and
he said that: they would like
tohave kept him,” said Hhwk
manager Darrell Dickson, ‘of
his ‘latest. find.

Beaver Valley got goals.

‘from ‘six different players,
Dave Rugg, Ed Cristofoli,
James Minkus, Mike Barzal,

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; also each had a pair of assists.

The ‘Hawks and. Rebels
have three games left against

4 each other in their battle for

fg: side: winners. The B event
fwas ‘taken- by the Prokop’
“rink, as they won out in

see-saw battles, both in the

. semi-finals against the Marg.
Salékin rink of Nelson and in -

the finals ‘of. B with. April

- Hall.
Because the Trail foursome :

skating at hi

> By The Canadian Press i
With their morale slipping
into - oblivion -and- a losing

\ yatreak starting to snowball,

Los Angeles Kings got a lift
Tuesday night from the one

‘player, Marcel ;Dionne,’.cap-._

able of shaking the National
Hockey League club out of
the doldrums. :

“Dionne was ‘at :his :free-
wheeling,. fast-skating best
and his three goals and three
sists sparked the’ Kings to
a wild 9-7 victory over Wash-
ington Capitals at Landover,

ae other games, Edmonton
Oilers outlasted ‘St. : Louis.

tart “Blues 7-5, Montreal . Cana-

clouted Hartford: Wha-

*lers8-4 and New. York: Is--
“landers breezed past Winni-

Peg Jets 4-1.

-Edionton ‘centre Pat.
Hughes set a league record
with a‘pair of. short-handed.
goals in a 25-second span

'Bhuegitswess nc oe

cop's, team, :: playing hole eno with the P ticton’
eight an 10 Ladi

Castlegar. The Roberts
foursome had ‘two’ wins ‘and:

bick Msiog. second, ‘and two losses overall, losing only

Judie’ Roberts, lead; "The. to the two finalist rinks,’

The Castlogae men aid, not

i Jans 1
the ‘tour winners
event - will’ compe!

‘After wing
Los Angeles ‘allied to-go corle peoen 61
ahead 7-5 on’ goals by Hop-.
kins, Mike Murphy and Char-’ WEDNESDAY MORNING DaTvERS
lie Simmer late in the second hadion Singt Mable. Po

ington within 18 at 8:17 of Chovys;'3t oO
the third period, but Dionne Rantectert i oe
responded with: his third goal , Degai i@ Pate
of the zame’and his 20th’ of parts

season. Chris Valnating ER rat nion cmzins
scored for Washington’ at 'es' High Single; Florence:
5:14 before Hopkins added an feck’caursi soa Bonet
insurance goal at'14:83, °° Single: Fred Kalmakoft

“Dennis Maruk scored twice fens pee ‘Three

for Washington, "= WEDNESD,

OILERS

short-handed goals came lur- | Sin;

ing a five-goal ‘second period. Bipn ne Th
that en Edmonto: i

8

’ Slav adies’ "i, arte
harlie Huddy. Tom: > fee

geist the e
“That Was exciting for t nee mids

. fans, but it was nerve-wrack-

ing for everyoné’

: ise,
onne said of the’ shoot

it.
“Dionne scored his first goal.
with only 64 seconds sed.
in-the opening period ‘and

added‘ one more in each of

final two periods. ‘
‘DEFENSIVE BATTLE?
“It was not exactly. a de-

Mark hed and’
of Philadelphia
Harti

fensive battle, was it?” quip- Marl

ped head coach Don Perry of
the Kings. “I'know the Bey: ie
ers must be tired.

’ “Everyone likes to win, put. -
we were almost in a. des-
perate situation. We had to.
win before our morale faded.

”

Way.’ : g
The Kings’ had loet, eight
-atraight on the road, where
they had won orly three of 19
previous starts.’ -
Dean’ Hopkins,” recalled

last week from New Haven of -

the. American - Hockey
-League, . contributed : two
goals and three pogiats, for

oe Robinson, Bob Gain- single. Lorne Kanigan picked

- @Y, Ryan. ralter | and ‘Mario: up; two asaists ‘while ‘Jason
also; +

for’ Hughes had one assist."
Montreal, which improved its
won lost-tipd record to 28-12. Castlegar team travelled to
ia <3) rail “and- bounced ‘back: to
‘Michel Galarneau, Blaine defeat the host: team: by
Stoughton, Ray Neufeld and « score of 5-8.

The -; following : day, the. Crevien

‘Mon's, Zone F

pink, with the Men's Ground- .

Senior Ladies’ rink of Marg

Van Yzerioo, Lil Molaar,,

‘Aileen 'Oglow and « Cherio
Lyons, who will be SOmeeNs:

THURSDA’
jodie” High’ Single:
ini; 280; Lodi
Lawton‘ and fale: sim Marti oe .

Men's High Sin;

Mi igh Three: Sack
780. Team High Si Sing sie: inike For:
ce, 1136; Team Hig! rime: Lucky
7, 3103. Other 600s ond 700s:
vin Robert Mott,
675; Matt

FRIDAY NIC NIGHT MIX (ED -
Lodies’ High Sinai: Eleanor Hold-
ih, 254; Lad! High Three:

Eleanor Holdsworth, 674, Men’
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Kevin Aasen, 267:
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Dan.Fridgen replied for the

“ISLANDERS 4 JETS 1

Butch Goring and rookie
Greg Gilbert, each. scored
once and added ‘an assiat to

Kanigan had. a pair of seioe.
goals, with. single,

going to- Carl: Ov:
Dwayne Someylott. and
Hughes, Overnnay also had
two assists, while:single

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