v
i
Russians
g
reyed
hounds
SAULT
STE
MARIE
Ont
CP
Sergei
Kapustin
may
be
Russias
answer
to
the
Canadian
Rocket
Rocket
Richard
that
is
The
20-year-old
phys
ed
stu
student
¬
dent
continued
to
haunt
some
of
Canadas
best
junior
goal
tenders
Wednesday
night
scoring
twice
as
the
touring
Moscow
Selects
swamped
Sault
Ste
Marie
Greyhounds
11
1
in
an
exhibition
hockey
game
That
gave
Sergei
11
goals
in
Moscows
four
games
to
date
in
their
eight
game
cross
Canada
swing
that
began
last
Friday
in
Quebec
City
where
he
got
his
first
five
He
scored
two
each
in
games
against
Chicoutimi
and
London
before
the
Sault
contest
where
team
mate
Alexandre
Lobanov
paced
the
victors
No
2
team
in
the
Soviet
Union
with
three
goals
In
the
four
games
the
Selects
have
outscored
the
opposition
46
10
and
were
westward
bound
today
for
their
next
scheduled
game
at
Trail
BC
Friday
night
Pete
Stemkowski
of
New
York
Rangers
scored
his
10th
goal
of
the
season
in
a
1
1
tie
Wednesday
night
with
Buf
Buffalo
¬
falo
Sabres
to
climb
into
a
two
way
tie
for
10th
place
in
the
National
Hockey
League
scoring
race
He
has
10
goals
and
19
assists
for
29
points
the
same
as
Jacques
Lemaire
of
Montreal
Canadians
Phil
Esposito
of
Boston
Bruins
leads
with
57
points
The
leaders
G
A
Pt
Esposito
B
28
29
57
Orr
B
15
30
45
Hodge
B
19
21
40
Martin
Buf
19
17
36
Hextall
Min
6
28
34
Goldsthy
Min
19
14
33
UllmanT
13
19
32
Gilbert
R
13
18
31
Park
R
8
23
31
Lemaire
M
10
19
29
Stemkowski
R
10
19
29
Wayne
Carleton
of
Toronto
Toros
scored
a
goal
and
added
three
assists
Wednes
Wednesday
¬
day
night
to
increase
his
World
Hockey
Association
points
lead
to
six
over
Mike
17
28
45
16
23
39
14
20
34
18
15
33
18
15
33
13
20
33
16
16
32
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24
32
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THE
CITIZEN
Prince
George
-
Thursday
December
13
1973
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Coliseum
ice
okay
Ice
conditions
at
the
Prince
George
Coliseum
should
be
back
to
normal
in
a
few
days
Repairing
of
the
faulty
com
compressor
¬
pressor
necessary
in
freez
freezing
¬
ing
Ice
in
the
building
was
completed
earlier
today
by
refrigeration
mechanic
George
Perigo
and
Coliseum
crews
One
compressor
had
been
doing
the
work
of
two
since
the
oil
pump
on
the
other
had
failed
causing
internal
scorching
of
the
machine
one
week
ago
Monday
The
ice
began
to
thin
prog
ressively
and
Coliseum
offi
officials
¬
cials
had
to
take
steps
to
slow
the
process
while
new
parts
were
flown
In
from
Van
Vancouver
¬
couver
Some
lighting
was
cut
dur
during
¬
ing
days
and
flooding
between
periods
of
Mohawks
and
Spruce
Kings
hockey
games
was
curtailed
With
some
groups
giving
up
their
ice
time
this
week
vol
voluntarily
¬
untarily
the
ice
is
expected
to
be
ready
for
a
busy
weekend
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15
OF
THE
Winnipeg
Jets
appears
to
have
a
sure
goal
during
the
second
period
of
a
World
Hockey
Association
game
Wednesday
in
Winnipeg
against
the
Houston
Aeros
However
the
Jets
forward
hit
the
side
of
the
net
on
his
try
Houston
NATIONAL
HOCKEY
LEAGUE
adelphia
The
cliche
is
often
reserved
for
those
departing
the
while
were
languishing
atop
the
West
Division
Dwindling
attendance
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after
they
reach
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at
home
destination
prompting
the
coachs
recent
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service
ltd
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dominion
and
the
teams
held
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native
of
Trail
Rizzuto
is
a
graduate
of
the
Kelowna
Buckaroos
of
the
Okanagan
Junior
Hoc
Hockey
¬
key
League
and
former
team
mate
of
Bill
Bell
and
Mike
Meehan
of
Prince
George
Penguins
find
home
key
By
Canadian
Press
But
nothing
at
least
very
There
had
to
be
a
time
in
little
has
been
going
right
for
the
recent
past
when
Ken
Schinkels
Penguins
in
this
Schinkel
wondered
whether
National
Hockey
League
sea
he
really
would
rather
be
sonespeciallyathome
Their
in
Pittsburgh
than
Phil-
Pennsylvania
rivals
mean-
assessment
Our
kids
want
to
do
so
well
at
home
that
maybe
they
get
uptight
But
the
Penguins
who
were
3-6-3
at
home
and
winless
in
six
games
before
Wednesday
night
suddenly
found
the
winning
formula
in
front
of
9000
partisans
and
trounced
the
hapless
California
Gol
Golden
¬
den
Seals
9
1
Captain
Ron
Schock
and
Fight
got
them
rolling
By
Canadian
Press
A
third
period
fight
ignited
the
New
England
Whalers
attack
for
five
goals
and
an
8
6
win
over
Toronto
Toros
in
a
World
Hockey
Association
Hockey
statistics
National
East
Division
W
L
T
F
A
P
Boston
18
4
3
118
66
39
Montreal
16
7
3
88
70
35
NY
Rangers
13
8
8
112
88
34
Toronto
13
11
5
96
82
31
Buffalo
14
11
2
94
86
30
Detroit
9
16
2
79
120
20
Vancouver
6
14
5
59
83
17
NY
Islanders
5
14
7
63
85
17
West
Division
W
L
T
F
A
P
Phila
16
6
4
75
43
36
Chicago
13
5
8
86
48
34
Atlanta
12
9
6
69
70
30
St
Louis
11
96
6
71
63
28
Minnesota
7
13
7
77
92
21
Los
Angeles
8
15
4
73
89
20
Pittsburgh
8
15
4
73
103
20
California
7
19
2
65
110
16
World
East
Division
W
L
T
F
A
P
N
England
17
10
1
109
92
35
Cleveland
13
11
3
89
89
29
Quebec
13
15
3
113
102
29
Toronto
13
15
3
110
105
29
New
Jersey
11
16
2
69
102
24
Chicago
11
13
1
83
88
23
West
Division
Edmonton
17
10
0
92
78
34
Minnesota
15
12
1
107
94
31
Houston
14
9
3
98
80
31
Winnipeg
13
14
3
107
103
29
Los
Angeles
12
17
0
88
110
24
Vancouver
10
17
0
86
108
20
fray
at
Boston
Wednesday
Night
The
fight
pitted
Torontos
Jack
Gibson
against
Whaler
goalie
Al
Smith
who
ended
up
with
minor
major
and
mis
misconduct
¬
conduct
penalties
Two
of
the
five
New
Eng
England
¬
land
markers
triggered
by
the
battle
came
from
John
French
giving
him
four
for
the
night
French
said
it
was
the
fight
that
changed
the
game
around
It
got
us
going
as
a
team
and
everyone
began
giving
a
little
extra
he
said
We
realized
they
had
beaten
us
before
and
we
owed
them
something
Hugh
Harris
Tim
Sheery
Paul
Hurley
and
Al
Karlan
der
also
counted
for
Whalers
Tom
Simpson
led
Toronto
with
two
Greg
Trottier
Gib
Gibson
¬
son
Rick
Sentes
and
Wayne
Carleton
scored
a
goal
each
past
Brodeur
Veteran
Jean
Guy
Gendron
answered
for
other
scoreless
until
Plantcs
overtime
goal
Houston
3
Winnipeg
2
Gord
Labossiere
Frank
Hughes
and
Mark
Howe
scored
for
Houston
while
Bob
Woytowich
and
Chris
Bor
deleau
scored
for
Winnipeg
Los
Angeles
7
Edmonton
2
Don
Gordon
led
the
Los
Angeles
attack
with
his
first
two
WHA
goals
while
Marc
Tardif
Ron
Walters
Reg
Thomas
Gary
Veneruzzo
and
J
P
LeBlanc
added
singles
Len
Lunde
and
Ross
Perkins
were
the
only
marksmen
for
the
Oilers
Jersey
4
Cleveland
2
Cleveland
coach
Bill
Needham
was
none
too
happy
when
referee
Bob
Sloan
penalized
Wayne
Muloin
He
Smith
recovered
well
from
said
Muloin
picks
up
two
the
fight
and
with
Don
Black-
cuts
alon2
hs
head
and
gets
burn
serving
his
penalties
tv
penalties
How
can
he
allowedonlyonegoaltherest
the
referee
be
seeing
the
of
the
way
game
if
the
calls
a
penalty
on
New
England
coach
Ron
the
wron
man
Ryan
said
French
had
only
given
the
Whalers
three
goals
before
Wednesdays
game
but
hes
100
per
cent
hustle
Mostly
he
has
just
been
shoot
shooting
¬
ing
in
bad
luck
But
he
broke
out
with
a
bang
tonight
In
other
Wednesday
action
Vancouver
Blazers
edged
Quebec
Nordiques
2
1
in
overtime
Houston
Aeros
strafed
Winnipeg
Jets
3
2
Los
Angeles
Sharks
devoured
Edmonton
Oilers
7
2
and
Jersey
Knights
beat
Cleve-
Walton
of
Minnesota
Fighting
land
Crusaders
4
2
Saints
Carleton
now
has
17
goals
and
28
assists
for
45
points
while
Waltons
total
Includes
16
goals
and
23
assists
The
leaders
GAP
Carleton
T
Walton
M
Hughes
H
Harrison
E
Bcrnier
Q
Lawson
V
Climie
E
Morrison
M
Connelly
M
Lund
II
Tonight
the
Crusaders
meet
the
Toros
in
Toronto
Vancouver
2
Quebec
1
Rookie
Michel
Plante
gave
the
hometown
Blazers
their
victory
when
he
grabbed
Ed
Hatoums
reboound
and
lifted
a
backhander
high
into
the
net
over
fallen
Quebec
23
15
39
goaltender
Richard
Brodeur
13
25
38
at
330
overtime
It
was
Plantes
first
professional
goal
John
Migneault
of
Blazers
got
the
only
goal
of
the
first
period
when
he
slammed
Claude
St
Saveurs
rebound
Bantams
final
here
The
Prince
George
Minor
Hockey
Association
will
stage
the
provincial
bantam
playoffs
March
23
29
Seven
teams
represent
representing
¬
ing
all
areas
of
the
pro
province
¬
vince
will
take
part
in
the
round
robintournamentat
the
Kin
Centre
and
Coliseum
This
will
be
the
first
pro
provincial
¬
vincial
minor
hockey
final
here
since
1972
when
the
Midget
Kings
lost
an
excit
exciting
¬
ing
final
to
the
North
Shore
Winter
Club
Cougars
from
North
Van
Vancouver
¬
couver
veteran
Syl
Apps
scored
two
goals
apiece
and
the
Pen
Penguins
¬
guins
broke
the
game
open
with
five
secondperiod
goals
behind
Californias
jour
journeyman
¬
neyman
goaltender
Bob
Champoux
filling
in
for
injured
regulars
Gilles
Meloche
and
Marv
Edwards
Elsewhere
Philadelphia
scored
twice
in
the
second
period
at
Chicago
to
salvage
a
2
2
tie
with
the
Black
Hawks
and
maintain
their
two
point
lead
in
the
West
and
New
York
Rangers
needed
a
third
period
goal
from
veteran
Pete
Stemkowskiforal
lhomeice
tie
with
Buffalo
Sabres
The
fading
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
play
the
Flames
at
Atlanta
tonight
while
New
York
Islanders
visit
Los
Quebec
at
853
of
the
second
Angeles
Kings
Minnesota
North
Stars
are
at
Boston
Bruins
and
Detroit
Red
Wings
entertain
St
Louis
Blues
Philadelphia
2
Chicago
2
Rick
MacLeish
and
Garry
Dornhoefer
tallied
for
the
Flyers
in
the
middle
period
and
then
the
Flyers
were
forced
to
hang
on
as
the
Hawks
went
all
out
in
the
visitors
11
4
in
an
effort
to
pull
off
the
win
Len
Frig
and
Dick
Red
Redmond
¬
mond
beat
Philadelphia
goalie
Bernie
Parent
less
than
two
minutes
apart
late
in
the
first
period
to
stake
Tony
Esposito
to
a
twogoal
lead
But
the
Hawk
netminder
was
beaten
by
MacLeishs
11th
of
the
season
with
Chicago
centre
Stan
Mikita
in
the
penalty
box
at
508
of
the
middle
period
and
Dornhoefer
flipped
his
first
goal
of
the
season
over
the
Hawk
goalie
later
in
the
period
Buffalo
1
NY
Rangers
1
Rangers
dominated
play
for
most
of
the
game
but
were
held
scoreless
by
goalie
Dave
Dryden
until
Stemkow
Stemkowski
¬
ski
converted
Bruce
MacGregors
centring
pass
in
the
third
period
Buffalo
defenceman
Larry
Carrier
was
negligent
on
the
play
when
his
soft
pass
across
ice
was
picked
off
by
MacGregor
who
fed
Stemkow
Stemkowski
¬
ski
as
the
big
Ranger
centre
skated
alone
in
front
of
Dry
Dryden
¬
den
Craig
Ramsay
was
the
Buf
Buffalo
¬
falo
scorer
from
a
goal
goalmouth
¬
mouth
scramble
with
one
sec
second
¬
ond
remaining
in
the
first
period
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CARIBOO
HOCKEY
LEAGUE
ACTION
SAT
DEC
15th
830
PM
Mohawks
v
Williams
Lake
Stampeders
EVENT
NO
7
SUNDAY
DEC
16th
200
PM
Mohawks
vs
Quesnel
Kangaroos
EVENT
NO
8
Enter
the
lucky
draw
for
a
free
trip
to
Mexico
V
Bears
third
again
with
6
4
ot
win
By
Ron
Allerton
Citizen
Sports
Editor
The
Mohawks
had
them
4
2
with
just
nine
minutes
to
play
but
left
them
off
the
hook
And
for
the
first
time
this
into
third
place
in
the
Cariboo
Hockey
League
In
the
CHLs
other
mid
midweek
¬
week
game
the
Quesnel
Kan
Kangaroos
¬
garoos
used
home
ice
to
demolish
the
Williams
Lake
Stampeders
13
3
the
Kangaroos
with
a
three
point
bulge
in
first
place
The
Mohawks
had
their
chances
to
win
but
they
missed
a
lot
of
scoring
chances
in
what
was
by
far
the
best
game
of
the
season
between
the
two
clubs
from
the
fans
point
of
view
It
was
also
the
Bears
first
victory
over
Prince
George
in
five
games
The
Mohawks
led
1
0
after
20
minutes
off
a
fluky
goal
by
Mel
Gushatty
The
big
right
winger
was
trying
to
centre
the
puck
it
hit
a
skate
and
Gushatty
was
just
as
surprised
as
Bears
into
the
third
period
No
plan
to
strike
in
CFL
ueea
presiaeni
oi
ineuana
dian
Football
League
Players
Association
says
player
demands
for
more
money
are
negotiable
and
they
are
not
thinking
about
striking
Reeds
statement
follows
broadcast
reports
from
Cal
Calgary
¬
gary
that
the
association
will
not
modify
its
position
and
will
strike
if
owners
dont
agree
to
pay
more
money
for
exhibition
game
salaries
and
daily
expenses
during
train
training
¬
ing
camp
Some
of
the
figures
men
mentioned
¬
tioned
are
fairly
close
Reed
all
star
fullback
with
Saskatchewan
Roughriders
said
in
a
telephone
interview
from
Saskatoon
Tuesday
third
period
outshooting
the
night
But
some
of
them
arent
We
havent
finalized
all
the
proposals
Theyll
be
ready
by
the
middle
of
January
The
Calgary
report
quoted
an
unnamed
member
of
the
players
association
saying
the
players
will
not
change
their
demands
He
said
the
players
want
an
increase
in
exhibition
pay
from
50
a
game
to
150
next
year
and
200
in
1975
Increases
in
daily
training
camp
expense
money
from
10
a
day
last
year
to
17
next
year
and
20
in
1975
are
also
being
demanded
the
player
said
The
figures
that
have
been
mentioned
may
change
or
may
not
said
Reed
And
we
are
not
saying
that
its
our
final
offer
or
anything
like
that
We
hope
to
be
able
to
sit
down
with
the
league
and
talk
it
over
and
negotiate
every
everything
¬
thing
We
want
to
avoid
a
situation
where
there
is
a
controversy
and
facts
get
mis
misleading
¬
leading
We
plan
to
keep
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The
Mohawks
stormed
back
with
three
straight
goals
to
take
what
appeared
to
be
a
safe
4
2
lead
into
the
final
nine
minutes
Mitch
Olineck
put
a
20
foot
season
the
Vanderhoof
Bears
wrist
shot
past
Lolk
at
439
to
fans
really
had
a
whole
lot
to
holler
about
in
a
game
with
Prince
George
The
Bears
fought
back
from
that
two
goal
deficit
in
Van
derhoof
Wednesday
night
to
tie
the
game
then
defence
man
Dennis
Bergeron
blasted
a
low
shot
in
at
735
to
put
the
Mohawks
ahead
3
2
John
Beaver
McLean
from
a
difficult
angle
put
a
beat
the
Mohawks
6
4
in
over-
slapshot
Into
the
far
side
of
time
and
claw
their
way
back
the
Bears
net
at
1059
and
the
Hawks
led
4
2
Then
Lyle
Matthews
went
to
work
He
got
the
Bears
within
one
goal
at
1314
With
Loik
on
the
bench
for
an
extra
attacker
in
the
final
Quesnels
win
combined
minute
Matthews
scored
at
with
the
Mohawks
loss
left
1920
to
force
overtime
Fensom
who
kept
the
Hawks
in
thegame
with
some
fine
netminding
was
so
unhappy
about
being
scored
on
the
used
crossbar
to
make
his
big
goal
stick
into
a
two
piece
model
The
tying
goal
really
The
only
other
penalty
was
a
10
minute
misconduct
to
Hawks
rearguard
Glen
YeU
land
for
his
comments
to
referee
Mickey
Kelly
about
a
first
period
cross
checking
sentence
Both
goalies
had
a
lot
of
work
with
Fensom
facing
55
shots
and
Loik
49
In
Quesnel
the
Kangaroos
had
a
romp
against
the
Stam
Stampeders
¬
peders
leading
5
1
after
20
minutes
9
1
after
40
and
13
3
when
it
was
time
to
shower
Veteran
Hugh
Headman
had
three
goals
for
the
win
winners
¬
ners
including
two
in
the
first
period
George
Redl
Dave
Oakford
and
Jack
Marsh
scored
twice
each
with
singles
coming
from
Norm
Kjemhus
Ross
Anderson
Bob
Johnston
and
Max
Helzel
John
Margetts
Marcel
Demers
and
Doug
Jones
did
their
best
to
try
to
keep
the
Stamps
in
the
game
The
Mohawks
are
now
home
for
their
final
three
sparked
the
Bears
and
they
games
before
Christmas
owned
the
10
minutes
extra
Saturday
night
they
play
time
Quesnel
in
a
game
they
must
Neil
Campbell
last
years
win
to
stay
close
to
top
spot
league
scoring
champion
If
the
Mohawks
can
win
needed
just
103
to
give
the
against
the
Roos
here
Satur
Bears
a
5
4
lead
then
the
day
beat
the
Stampeders
CHLs
leading
goal
scorer
hereSunday
and
geta
little
Dave
Mitchell
iced
thegame
help
from
the
Bears
they
at
711
with
the
6
4
goal
could
be
first
again
by
Sun
Mitchell
Matthews
and
day
night
goaltender
Allen
Loik
to
see
steady
defenceman
Bob
But
they
have
managed
just
the
puck
in
the
net
Peacock
all
logged
a
lot
of
ice
one
win
against
Quesnel
in
Elton
Gunthergotthe
Bears
time
for
the
Bears
and
all
five
games
this
season
and
a
a
1
1
tie
at
543
of
the
second
were
extremely
impressive
loss
to
the
Roos
Saturday
period
then
defenceman
Ken
The
Mohawks
didnt
play
would
put
the
Mohawks
on
a
Clay
put
a
point
shot
past
Ken
all
that
bad
a
game
they
long
road
back
for
even
Fensom
in
the
Mohawks
goal
just
ran
into
an
aroused
pack
another
shot
at
top
spot
and
the
Bears
took
a
2
1
lead
of
Bears
and
missed
on
too
A
game
against
the
Bears
many
of
their
good
scoring
here
next
Wednesday
com-
chances
pletes
the
Hawks
first
18
The
Hawks
took
nine
games
and
puts
them
into
a
minor
penalties
to
five
for
13
day
Christmas
New
Years
the
Bears
break
There
was
only
one
fight
The
seasons
second
half
compared
with
seven
the
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begins
Jan
2
time
the
two
clubs
met
in
Vanderhoof
with
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going
to
Gord
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of
the
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