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CASTLEGAR NEWS, January 3, 1982.”

‘NEIL last night —

RANGERS 6 CANADIENS 5

MONTREAL (CP) — Don
Maloney scored his second
goal of the game at 10:66 of
the third period to provide
New York Rangers with a 6-5
triumph over Montres] Cana-
diens.

The victory extended the
Rangers unbeaten string to
five games, their longest of
the season. They have four
Hictories and a tie in that
a

"OILERS 4 BRUINS 4

EDMONTON (CP) —
Bourque's goal at 18:15 of the
third period earned Boston
Bruins a 4-4 tie with Edmon-
ton Oilers.

Bourque’s goal capped a
Boston comeback which saw
he Bruins erase a 4-1 -third-
period deficit to earn the
single point.

QUEBEC 6 BUFFALO 8

QUEBEC (CP) — Marian
Stastny scored two goals to
lead Quebec Nordiques to a
63 triumph over Buffalo

Sabres in National Hockey
League play last night.
Stastny scored his 21st of

the year on a backhand shot
in the first period and added
his 22nd on a slapshot from
the left faceoff circle. -’
NORTH STARS 6 LEAFS 2
TORONTO (CP) — Right
winger Dino Ciccarelli scored
his 30th and 31st goals of the
season and goaltender Gilles

Meloche turned {jn 2 superla-*

tive effort az Minnesota
North Stars defeated
Toronto Maple Leafs 6-2 last

night.

ISLANDERS 5 HAWES 3

UNIONDALE, N.Y. (AP)
— Bob Bourne's 25-foot slap-
shot with 4:08 remaining
sparked New York Islanders
to a &-8 victory over Chicago
spoiling a two-goal effort by
Black Hawks centre Denis
Savard.

CAPITALS 5 CANUCKS 2
LANDOVER, Md. (AP) —
Mike Gartner scored a pair of
power-play goals to lift
Washington Capitals to a 6-2

er Vancouver
Canucks.3%!:

Bobby Carpenter also

scored twice in the victory,

only the third in the last 18.“

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SUNDAY
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Channel 13; New York Giants at San Francisco
49ers, 2 p.m., Channel 2.

events seheduled,

No svents scheduled.

No events scheduled.

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TEAMS: Castlegar, Beaver Valley,

Grand Forks,

FIRST

Fernie, Trail.

GAME:

6:30 P.M., JANUARY 8

starts for the Capitals who
are in last place Patrick

Division with an M8 :

record,

FLYERS 5 BLUES 8

ST. LOUIS (AP) —.
Hoffmeyer, Reggie Leach
and Tim Kerr fired goals in
the closing period, climaxing
‘a surge from .behind that

carried Philadelphia Flyers 9

Blues.

The outcome interrupted a
St. Louis streak of seven
triumphs at, home, a club
recerd.
unbeaten against the Blues in
18 games, rallied from a 2-0
deficit after Ralph Klassen
and .Wayne Babych scored
for St. Louis in the opening
period, Z
PENGUINS 9 WHALERS 4
RED WINGS 3 ROCKIES 1

Ski
Report

MORNING MOUNTAIN in
Nelson :yesterday reported
nine cm new snow in the past
24 hours with 45 cm at the
base and 53 em at the top.
Skiing is very good on
machine groomed surfaces
and loose power. It was -7
celsius at 8 a.m.”

WHITEWATER reported 6
cm new snow it the past 24
hours, with light snow and

-14 celsius temperature with .

highs going to -8. Ail lifte
open from 9 a.m. to 8:80 p.m.
.on packed powder and mach-
ine groomed surface.

RED MOUNTAIN,Rossland
skiing is excellent. Open from
9:80 a.m. to 3 p.m.
KIMBERLEY reported -12
celsius temperature with no

’ new snow. Triple chair open

from 9 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. all
other lifts open from 9.a.m. to
4 p.m. Night skiing from 5 to
10 p.m. Very good conditions.
FAIRMONT HOT SPRINGS
hsd -8 celsius temperature
with a trace of new snow on 8

Gooding fom S00. to

PANORAMA, Invermere
had no. new snow. Clear

‘Philadelphia.

* toa5-8 victory over St. Louis}

, Castlegar Rebel attempt te salide the puck away. front ai Oan MacDonald

geome agoines the ‘Rebels

night.

‘Ex-Rebels use experience

By RON NORMAN .
Edilor-

The ex-Castlegar ‘Rebels’:

used ‘their experience and
size to carry them. to a
convincing 9-5 win over the
1981-82 edition of the Rebels
in exhibition hockey: action
Wednesday night at: the
community, complex. : ks

Despite 14 goals, the score
could have been much higher
if not the sparkling saves by ~
both goaltenders —_. Rick
Hlookoff for the ex-Rebels
and Dan MacDonald for the
Rebels.

The game was very close
for the first 80 minutes, with
the teams tied at two goals
apiece. But the . ex-Rebels
then scored seven of their
nine goals in the last half of
the game — including five in
the final frame — to pol
away.

‘Tho tompo of the g game wes
fairly fast for the first 30
minutes, but both clubs tired
markedly in the last half of
the game.

The complexion’ ‘of the
game was also changed about
the two-minute mark of the
middie period when Rebels’
goalie Dan MacDonald made

skies. Good skiing on a fair. %

base. Cross-country excell-
ent.

APEX ‘ALPINE, Penticton"

reported -15.celsius temper-
ature with no new snow.

Machine groomed surface. 93

cm base. All lifts open from 9
a.m: to 3:30 p.m. Roads

plowed.and sanded.

MT BALDY, Osoyoos open

from 9:30 a.m: to 3:80 p.m.

“until today. Snowing heavily.

ae em base. Skiing is excell-

BIG WHITE, Kelowna repor-
ted -15 celsius temperature
with no new snow. Packed
and powdered ‘surface. 162

cm alpine base. Open from 9 §

' a.m. to 3:30, p.m. Unlimited

visibility.

WEST KOOTENAY
CROSS COUNTRY SKI
RACING.CLINIC

January 7-10, 1982
CASTLEGAR, B.C.

THURSDAY, January 7, 1982

, asplit save on a shot by Dan Horning: ‘scored. assisted

by’
Walker and pulled a ham. Tery: Nazaroff.. ‘and dim.
string. , Smith. > -

MacDonald was carried off . It took the ex-Rebles: just
the ice on a stretcher and 46 seconds into the second
goalie Dave Kinakin was period to regain the lead.
recruited from the crowd’ to Walker: scored with help
play. Kinakin took over the ~ from Rob Sherstohitoff.
goaltending ‘duties for the «Three minutes later —:at

+ ex-Rebels and Hlookoff made . the 9:60'mark — the’ Rebels
“the switch to the Rebels’

again pulled even when Bar-
side. ry Streliev picked up'a loose

The game was ” dleanly puck at centro and raced ‘in
played with only 20 minutes. all alone on Kinakin for a
in penalties —-12 to the pretty. breakaway goal.

ure on Hlookoff until at the
16:45 mark Tassone: finally

“managed to get the pugk into

the net to give the older
squad a 3-2 lead. Geoff Yule
and Gord Pace assisted and it
was the first of four assists

‘on the night for Pace.

The ex-Rebels took a 4-2
lead into the final stanza and
quickly extended it to 5-2
‘when Josafatow scored in the
first 10 seconds, with help
from Yule.

ox Rebels and eight tothe 2

Rebels.

Both sides laid some erun-
ching body checks, with the
Rebels’ Jim Smith ate be
hitter for the juni
Bruno Tassone and. Ken
Gorkoff the hitmen for the

Walker then added hid

. From that point, the ex-
Rebel second goal of the night at

Team Canada wins
world: hockey title

, ex-Rebels,

Tassone opened the -scor-

ROCHESTER, Minn. (CP) |

ing barely three minutes into .— Canada won its first world

the’ game when picked up a junior hockey championship

puck on the left: boards near jn six tries last night ven
centre. ice, went abound: after Jiri Dudacek scored at
Rebels’ defenceman: Tim. 16:30 of the final period to
Krug and beat MacDonald... give Czechoslovakia a 3-3 tie
It’ was Tassone’s first. of: in each team's final game of
three goals and assists went the eight-country,’ round-
to Gorkoff atid Tim Paul. . robin tournament. :
The Rebels evened the . Canada completed: play

score at 18:24 when Perry with a 60-1 won-lost-tied —

ahead

record to win the geld meaal
of Czechoslovakia,
which needed a victory to
win the title but had to settle
for. the. silver with a &1-1
mark.

‘ Finland clinched “ the
bronze earlier yesterday
when the -Soviet Union
defeated Sweden 7-2 at Blo-
omington, Minn.

8:65 for a 6-2 ex-Rebels lead,
‘and was followed by a goal
from Gorkoff at 5:81. Pace
recorded the sole assist on
the first marker, while Jeff
Townsend and Dave Mac-
Kinnon were given assists on
the second goal.

Tassone with his third, and
Paul with his first, rounded

out the scoring for the ex-

Rebels.

Dean Keller, Jack Kanigan
and Kevin Kirby picked up
single goals for the Rebels to
make the score respectable.

Horning, Krug, John Obet-
koff and Terry Nazaroff were
awarded assists on the final
three Rebels goals.

BLUE LINES: ex-Rebels’
Tim Krug was back in a
Rebels uniform for the game.
Krug plays defence with the
University of Alberta Golden
Bears ans home for the
holidays. Rebels’ top scorer
Jim Smith was held off the
goal scoring sheet, though he
came up with several good
changes. The game attracted
a good crowd, who seemed to
favor the ex-Rebels. Receipts
from the gate will help
support the Swedish hockey
teams visit in Castlegar.

‘The team lest to 42 to
Kimberley Wednesday in the
championship game of the
round robin tournament and
had to settle for the second
place trophy.

In other games Castlegar
beat Trail 10-2, Grand Forks
12-5 and Kimberley 6-5.

Jason Leitch and Dave
Picton each won a first and a
second all star award, whild
David Terhune won a first,
Mike Corbett a second and
Rod Horcoff a third.

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- Atom
tourney: a
- success

The fourth Annual’ Atum
All Star Tournament held
Dee. 27-29 at the arena
complex was a success.

Participating teams were

; Castlegar;,~ Trail, Nelson,

Grand Forks, Beaver Valley

yiand Cranbrook.

Beaver’ Valley won the
gold after an exciting playoff
Trail which
ended in overtime. The score
was 2-1.

Cranbrook came in third’

winning .the bronze after
playing off against Nelson.
The score of that game was
52.

Castlegar won the most
Sportsmanlike team trophy.

The most valuable player
medals, given out after each
game, were won by Rick
Bowe, Blaine Porsnuk, Den-
ny Popoff, Kim Verigin and
David Veechio for Castlegar.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, January 3, 1982

B3

_ Golfer faces pressures

SUN CiTY, BOPHUTHA-
TSWANA (AP) — Seve
Ballesteros said he faces mor
epressures than the others in
the elite field chasing the
biggest prize in the history of

if.

“I need the money more
than they do,” Ballesteros in-
sisted with a straight face
after he had stretched his
lead to threx strokes Friday
at the halfway point of the
$1-million Sun City golf chal-
lenge.

The other four in the invi-
tational field — Jack Nick-
laus, host Gary Player, John-
ny Miller and Lee Trevino —
all rank high on the all-time
list of golf's money winners.
* While Ballesteros, a for-
mer winner of the Masters
and British Open, has become
a wealthy man through his
golf exploits, he does not be-
gin to approach the wealth of
the others,

CHRISTINE BOURCHIER
DECEMBER ATHLETE OF THE MONTH

awarded $100.

in. Toronto,”

‘ Christine Bourchier was selected as one of the
four most improved players at a volleyball tour-
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“I remember how my fa-
ther told-:me he worked 16
hours a day for 80 pesetas,
about 50 cents,” the young
Spaniard said. “He told me I
must try hard to do better
than that in my life.”

Ballesteros, who made only
$5 a month in a six-month
stint with the Spanish Air
Force a few years ago, now is
playing — and leading — in
the chase for a $500,000 first

prize.

“Seve is going to be a hard
man to catch,” Tevino said
after Ballesteros had built his
lead with a blistering, five-
under-par $1 on the back
nine Friday, finishing off a 68
that gave him a 187 total,
seven under par on the 7,693-
yard Gary Player Country
Club course.

“A lucky round,”
teros shrugged.

Trevino disagreed.

“I was afraid of this,” hi

Balles-

said. “I was afraid someone
was going to get out in front
and run away.

“And, he's the guy to do
it.” \

Nicklaus, with another 70,
and Miller, with a second-
round 68, shared second
place at 140.

“I just wanted to stay
close,” Miller said, “I-didn't
want to do something dumb
and get too far behind.

“I wanted to stay in the
thick of it. I want to be able
to tell my kids I was there
and Ihad a shot at it, And
now I do.”

Nichlaus, who has played
two good but not spectacular
rounds, was conceding noth:

ing.

“At this point, a three-
stroke lead is negligible,” he
said. “I've played two 70's
against a good field on a good

If course.
“That's usually good en-

ough to keep you in conten-
tion. I can't complain about
it”

Trevino missed eight
greens in the second round
ad said he ‘was fortunate to
shoot 74.”

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MIDGET A TEAM, who placed second in the Gordon
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Tassone, Dave Picton, Andy Dunn, Steve Kanigan, Bob

row: Jason Leitch, Scott Jones, Steven Voykin and Tim
Swanson. Front.row, Kevin Semenoff, Scott Stevens,
Mike Corbett and Manager Fred Voykin.

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SUNDAY, January 10, 1982
Continuation of Racing Clinic and Time Trials
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