CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, December 9, 1976

CASTLEGAR NEWS

SPORTS

Gastlegar Rebels

T On W On Winning Streak

& goal-collecting spree last
‘week on home ice, downing the

R Grand Forks Border Bruins 11
Stg 6 on Thursday night and
defeating the Spokane Flames

a The Castlegar Rebels went

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In Thursday's ’ contest,

Geoff Yule picked up another |.

hat trick, Bozek and Connatty
each scored two and singles
came from Tassone, Olshi,
Schisler and Sookero. Assists
went to Yule and Schisler for
three apiece, with each of the
other players getting in on the
scoring.

‘The goaltender saves were
33 each, with Dyck in net for
the Rebels.

On Saturday the Rebels
went on to pick up.10 goals to
the Spokane Flames’ 5, Within
four minutes of the game, the

ls blasted in 4 goals while
the Flames picked up two.

In the second period the
Rebels found the mark for two
more and the Flames came back
with two. The Rebels in the
third period slammed in three
more goals and Spokane
managed a single to end the
game 10-6,

This was the last league
game with the Spokane Flames
and the Rebels played hard and
fast to the cheers of ap-
proximately 1,000 fans.

Geoff Yule picked up six
points, on three goals and three
assists, Bruno Tassone also had
three goals with one assist.
Schisler went for two each,
Oishi had one goal and two as-
sists and Dave MacKinnon
picked up a single.

Gord Pace and Tom Con-
natty each had two assists,

k assisted on four goals
and B. Verigin and Dave Kirby
each had an assist,

+ The Rebels outshot the
Flames 64 to 28 Fourteen
penalties were handed out to
the Rebels and 15 went to the
Flames.

The Rebels visited Grand
Forks yesterday, will travel to
Rossland tomorrow and will
meet Kimberley at home on
Saturday.

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FIRST HOME GAMES of the season will

played tomorrow and Saturday by the Rock-

ettes and Rockers as part of the 1976 Blue and
1d

The
features four senior girls’ teams and four senior
boys’ teams with each group playing a round
robin. The Rockettes will host teams from North .
Kamloops, Creston, and South Slocan. Recent
performances, by the Rockettes indicate that

Pensioners Curling Notes

& Bradford Rink Leading

they are the team to beat. On the boys’ side of
the tournament Trail, Creston, and Stanley
Humphries will have to chase Salmon Arm for
firet place. Salmon Arm has a fast moving team
that has already won two tournaments’ this
season. The basketball action will get underway
Friday afternoon with four games to be played.
On Saturday there are a total of eight games.

—Castlegar News Photo by Lois Hughes

Castlegar,
Commercial
Hockey League

Castlegar | Commercial
Hockey League team standings
as of Nov. 80 are as follows:

Pts.

1
4
3
1

Juveniles 93 12 1
Leading scorers to Nov. io

‘were:

PLAYER G
L. Price
R. Beauchamp
W. Kinakin
K. Carlson
V. Antignani.
J. Miller
R. Tassone
D. Swanson
S. Moffat
J.Dunn
B. Henne

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Lotter to the Editor

Dear Sir:

To put it bluntly, I was
disgusted with the conduct of
many fans at the Castlegar vs,
Spokane Juniors game Satur-
day night. This game was an
example of barbarianism in this
modern age.

Even though I was not
watching the game itself, I was
working very close to it, and I
received much first-hand, relia-
ble information during and
after the game.

From what many fans
(Castlegar fans, of course) said,
Spokane fans were to blame for
all incidents occurring in the
bleachers. However, I think,
and many agree, that both sides
were equally to blame. There
were numerous reports of in-
nocent bystanders being
severely jostled,- besides the
many fist fights and insults
thrown back and forth,

I cannot fairly say who
started these incidents but it
was obviously a case of each
side provoking the other. What

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76, After that date, the locker will -be re-
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There will be no extension of the above fe cate,

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at the Rossland Winter Sporthouse, Fri., Dec.
. 10, &7 p.m. and Saturday, Dec. 11, 12-5 p.m.

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Arena Fight Disgusts Fan

was truly and terribly im-
mature was that the adults, not
the younger ones, were doing
the majority of the fighting.
The ‘children’, however, must
also be held to blame for their
taunting and jeering helped
just as much to provoke fights,

Especially near the end of
the game, the fans were simply
out of control and it was a state
of mayhem. These incidents
help show that hockey, in some

* ways, is becoming a barbaric

sport: the fans, as was demon-
strated on Saturday, wanted,
or at least seemed to want
violence.

T'm not saying that all fans
were in a vicious mood—luckily
there are those who come to
hockey games to see a good,
fast, exciting and non-violent
game; but anyone could see
that violence in the stands was
not confined to one small group.

If fans really want a repeat.

of Saturday night's commotion,

it certainly doesn't say much
for their values, but for those of
us who wish to see the con-
tinuation of good Junior
Hockey, I hope that the situa-
tion will improve.

One last point to ‘think
about: Christmas is ‘getting
closer—can we not try to live in
peace and harmony for at least
one short time of the year?

~A Rebel Fan,
Valerie Cormier
Castlegar, B.C.

Rebel Hockey
Schedule

Rebel Schedule to Jan. 13
is as follows:

DECEMBER g
10—Castlegar at Rossland.
11—Kimberley at Castle-

gar.
14—Castlegar at Trail.
16—Creston at Castlegar.
18—Castlegar at Nelson.
30—Grand Forks at Castle-

JANUARY
> 4—Castlegar at Trail.
6—Rossland at Castlegar.
6—All-Star Game.
13—Nelson at Castlegar.

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‘The first Round Robin is
now over the hump and interest
is mounting as a definite trend
Is emerging from the games
that have already been. played.
As of the time of writing, Cecil
Bradford and his rink of Rolf
Jacobson, Ross Oborne and
Pete Soberlak are leading the
parade, having only dropped
one point, a tie with Curt
Waterman last Tuesday morn-
ing.

+ We. played Cecil on
Wednesday and had a real cliff-
hanger that went to the last
rock, before a decision was
reached. One up but with four

shots laying against him, Cec, |

with his last rock, played a real
McDonald Brier shot to count
‘one and the game.

From our point of view,
Cec is well worth his place in
the standings and, in Ross
Oborne, could well have the
beat second in the club. Rolf
Jacobson, too, is playing a
bang-up game these days and
Cec, always manages to come
through in the clutch,

Last week's results were
as follows:

Nov. 80—Mills over Young,
Wadey over LeRoy, Bradford
tied Waterman and Dalziel tied
‘Murphy.

Dec. 1, 10 a.m.—Wilson
over Verzuh, Everard over
Carkner, Woytella over Lyons
and Bradford over Dalziel; 1
p.m.—Mills aver Wadey and
Young over LeRoy.

Dec. 2—Murphy over Woy-
tella, Wilson over Carkrer,
Everard over Waterman and
Lyons over Verzuh.

+ At the conclusion of these
games the standings looked like
this: Bradford leading the pack
with 13 points, Everard next
with 12. Lloyd Lyons has 10
while Dalziel, Mills and Woy-
teila all have 9,

George Wilson and his
boys have 8 points and Verzuh,
Waterman, Carkner, Murphy,
LeRoy and Young are grouped
just ‘under that mark and not
necessarily in that order.

Next week's games will be:

Dec. 14—Wilson vs. Mur-
phy, LeRoy vs. Woytella,
Wadey vs. Verzuh and Lyons
vs. Waterman.

Dec. 16.:at.10 a.m.—Mills

‘Fvs. Wilson, Lyons va, Everard, *

Dalziel vs. Waterman and Ver-
zuh vs. LeRoy; at 1 p.m—
Carkner vs. Young and Brad-
ford vs. Murphy.

Dee. 16—Wadey vs.
Young, Dalziel, vs. Everard,
Bradford vs. Woytella and Mills
vs. Carkner.

The festive season is fast
approaching and it has been
proposed that we hold our an-
nual Christmas lunch after
curling on Dec. 28, That co-

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By Verna Chernoff

Stanley Humphries Sec-
ondary School volleyball season
ended on the weekend, with the
junior boys placing second in
the West Kootenay playoffs.
They lost two straight games to
Beaver Valley, with scores of
15-8 and 15-12,

Congratulations to Coach
Uchida and the boys on their
fine performance.

The senior girls with Coach
Morris were chosen to receive
the! W.K.S.8.A.A-; Spoptsmat
ship Award. This. award is
chosen by the other cosches
and is given to the team best

and

Forks, 45-32 and Boundary
Central, 68-22. In the final game
they lost to J. Lloyd Crowe,
43-34. Ellen Fowler was. se-
lected to the All-Star Team.

Last weekend the Stanley
Humphries’ Rockers travelled
to Salmon Arm for their first
basketball tournament of the
year. The Rockers’ placed
fourth in the eight-team tourna-
ment, losing one game and win-
ning two.

In the opening round the
Rockers were defeated 70-53 by
Princess Margaret High School
from Surrey,.ranked as one of
the top teams in the province
(who won the tour-

athletic ability. Congratulations
to the Rockettes.

The junior girls’ volleyball
team ,took part in the West
Kootenay playoffs held in Nel-
son. The “A” team played very
well, placing third behind the
winning Grand Forks team.

Senior basketball is now in
full swing. The Rockettes trav-
elled to Salmo last week, where
they beat the Salmo team by a
score of 89-26. Tyanna Popoff
was high scorer with 27 points.

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vitational Tournament, the

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slowly and trailed by 13 points
at half-time. Some strong out-
“side shooting by Steve Pooha-
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Stanley Humphries to a much
improved effort in the second
half. Poohachoff finished the
game with 11 points, followed
by Wickett with 10 points.

The Rockers’ second game
of the tournament was a hard-
fought battle with Merritt
which the Rockers eventually
won 64-49. Stanley Humphries
trailed for three-quarters of the
game and needed crucial foul
shots by Martin Russell and
Mario Baff to tie the match-up
and then win it. Baff was high
scorer with 16 points, followed
_by Steve Poohachoff and Barry
Perehudoff with 11 points and 8
points respectively.

A strong team effort was
‘the key to Stanley Humphries’
‘18-64 win over.the Oliver Hor-
nets. Nine of the 11 players
scored points and everyone
contributed to the strong de-
fensive and rebounding. per-
formance. Mario Baff led all
Rockers with 22 points, fol-
lowed by Norm Wickett with 16
and James Warner with 14,

Stanley Humphries was
named the tournaments’ Most

like Team and Mario.

Baff received an Honorable
Mention for the All-Star Team.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, December 1976

Castlegar and District Bowling Results

Golden Age Bowlers

LH8 ‘Jessie Donnan 185,
LHT Jessie Donnan 478,

MHS Robert Cormier 259
and Marshall Town 223, MHT.
Gordon Ferguson 661,

Mon. Night Mixed 7-9 p.m.

LHS Lisa Antignant 289,
Annette Waywood 702,

MHS Darryl Rourke 346,
MHT Darryl Rourke 860.

THS Tidy Bowlers 1058.
THT Screwballs 3021.

Team Points: Screwballs 9,
Sunshiners 1, Lucky 2's 3, Plus
4's 3, Olympics 1, Tidy Bowlers
1

Other 600's: Nancy Donald
632, Len Donald 634, Marvin
Hood 612, Lil Newman 620,

John Marshall 610, Lisa Antig-’

nani 664, Erma Mykyte 621,
Charlle Burdett 631, Dave
Calder 601,

Tues. Morning Ladies—Colfee
Break (Nov. 23)

LHS Lols Tymofievich 809,
LHT Lola Tymofievich 653.

THS Take Five 966. THT
Take Five 2561,

Team Points: Cheerios 27,
Mulffets 16, Mugs 28, Pincurlers
16, Take Five 18, Wheaties 20.

Other 600's: Nadine Zebert

5.

Tues. Afternoon Ladies—1 p.m.

LHS Dot Tipping 291. LHT
Dot Tipping 650.

+ THS Super-Valu 1012,
THT Super-Valu 2942,

Team Points: Super-Valu
35%, Boundary Electric 27%,
Cameo Beauty Salon 22, Cen-
tral Food Mart 19, Castlegar
Drugs 18, Beauty Lane 10.

Other 600's: Vi McLuckie.
643, Kay Gritchin 638, Mary
Quiding 621, Denise Halbaurer
621, Mary Gemmill 613, Mary
Reisen 606, Irene Sheridan 602.
‘Tues. Night Mixed 7.9 pn.

LHS. Judy Meyers 240.
LHT Judy Meyers 627,

MHS Marvin LeRoy 254.
MHT Gerry Chernenkoff 638,

THS Screwhalls 1003, THT.
Screwballs 2888.

Team Points: Dingbats bd
Misfits 3, Alley Cats 1, Regu-
lars 0, Screwballs 4, Columbia 6
1h

Other 600's: Ron McIntyre
625, Matt Rohn 623, Marvin
LeRoy 620, Larry Olson 601.
Tues. Night Mixed 9-11 p.m.
(Nov. 30) .

LHS-Mary Posnikoff 230.
LET: Carol’ Vecchio and. Mary,
Posnikofif 560.

MHS Walter ‘Kanigan 803.
MHT Orlando Vecchio 774,

THS Live & - 1058. THT
Live 5 - 2979.

- Team Points: Rowdy Rush-
Ins 1, Headpins 3, Live & - 3,
M.O.T.S. 2, Roadhogs 1, Night-
hawks 2.

Other 600's: Walter Kani-
gan 765, Matt Rohn 728, Mike
Halisheff 717, Ed Webster 681,
Marvin Wood 614, Larry Web-
ster 607, Charlie Burdett 604.
Wed. Morning Ladies—Drivers

LHS: Erma Mrkste 298.
LHT Erma Mykyte

THS Ramblers 40, THT
Ramblers 2744,

Team Points: Ramblers 4,
T-Birds 0, Model Tees 4,
Bobcats 0, Chevys 8, Kawasaki

1 :
Other 600's: Ruth Rourke
611. 2

Wed. Night Ladies—Cut-Rate
(Dec. 1)

LHS Annie Koochin 242,
LET Judy Myers 595,

THS Eagles 1074. THT.
Eagles 2788.

Team Points: Budgies 2,

Canaries 0, Eagles 4, Parrots 1,

Swallows 8, Woodpeckers 2.

Wed. Night Mixed 9-11 pan.

LHS Betty. Pinter 276.
LHT Shirley Laren 674.

MHS Robin Dalziel 245,
MHT- Robin Dalziel 654.

THS Sports 952. THT.
Sparrows 2685.

Team Points: Sparrows 3,
Sports 2, Square Balls 1, Tired

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‘Thurs, Morning Ladies

LHS; Myrna Wesley 285.
LHT Myrna Wesley 658.

THS Squirrels 938, THT
Squirrels 2619.

Team , Points: Minks | 2,
Teddybears. 9, Chipmunks 1,

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SPORTS

Squirrels 2, Beavers 1, Lions 3.
Other 600's: Denise Tame-

lin 680, Nona Paulson 604,
Shutout: Denise Tamelin.

Thurs, Afternoon Ladies—
Rowdy Rollers (Nov. 25)

LHS Del Lutz 276. LHT
Kay Gritchin 608,

THS Screamers 947. THT.
Screamers 2705.-

- Team Points: Hooters 0,
Screamers 4, Groaners 1, Wail-
ers 3, Criers 8, Moaners 1,

Other 600's: Del Lutz 600,
Marge Bonnett 601,
Thurs. Night Mixed (Nov. 25)
LHS» Linda Miller 281.
LHT Linda Miller 698. ;
‘MHS Walter Tymofievich
287. MHT Walter Tymofievich
7 .

Other 600's: Charlie Bur-
dett 721, Jake Koenig 877, John
Dasher 670, Marvin Wood 659,
John Paulson 649, ° Orlando
Vecchio 642, Quinto Maida 641,
Waller Kanigan 624, Elaine
Horlick 615, Ivan Salekin 601,
Garry Rayner 601.

Fri. Night Mixed 7-9 p.m. (Nov.
26)

LHS Ruth Cummings 232,
LHT Pearl Mott 631.
Larry Olson 263.
MHT Garry Rayner. 712.
*. THS Super Stars 1040,
THT Super Stars 2918.
Team Points: Super Stars
84, Road Runners 26, Mischiefs
23, Lamp Lighters 23, Trainees
19, Five Pennies 8,
Other 600's: Larry Olson

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LHS: Annette Waywood
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Sharon Isfeld 641.

MHS Robin Dalziel 820.
MHT Charlie Burdett 761.

THS Challengers 1118,
‘THT Challengers 2974.

Team Points: Mean Ma-
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Other 600's: Annette Way-
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"oe Wee
GHS Cindy Tamelin 126,
GHD Cindy Tamelin 221,
BHS Dean Bird 89. BHD
Dean Bird 173,
Team Points: Wolves 3,
Tigers 0.

Bantam Division
GHS Julle Perhudoff 106.
GHT Julie Perhudoff 852.
BHS' Wayne  Postnikoff
185. BHT Shawn Smith 408,
Team Points: Cougars 1,"
Lions 3, Beavers 8, Bobcats 1.

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3 cua Leslie Overt 168.
GHT Louise Hall

BHS Kelly Jehaase 182.
BHT Kelly Johnson 486,

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GHS Bernle Archambault
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BHS Dary) McIntyre 228,
BHT Dan Zubkoff 569,

‘Team Points: Gruks Turks
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B.C. Rollers 3, Gutter Five 0,
Bowling Brutes 3.

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publishing of results to those it
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