14
-THE
CITIZEN
Prince
George
-Tuesday
November
12
1974
ports
IN
CURLING
KAMLOOPS
BC
CP
-Brent
Giles
of
Vancouver
drew
to
the
four
foot
circle
with
last
rock
to
post
a
5
4
extra
end
vie
tory
over
Tom
Kroeger
of
Con
Consort
¬
sort
Alta
in
the
final
game
of
the
Crown
of
Curling
bon
spiel
Monday
The
Giles
rink
won
4500
with
the
victory
Curling
with
skip
Brent
were
his
brothers
Brock
and
rad
and
Clark
Winterton
all
of
Vancouver
With
Kroeger
were
Mike
Lukowich
of
Vancouver
Rick
Cust
of
Edmonton
and
Brian
Kroeger
of
Consort
They
share
the
2500
runner
up
cash
prize
The
Consort
skip
made
an
outstanding
draw
shot
of
his
own
in
the
12th
end
to
force
the
extra
session
and
Giles
was
facing
two
Kroeger
stones
as
he
made
his
final
delivery
but
made
no
error
on
the
prize
winning
draw
RON
ALLERTON
SPORTS
EDITOR
562
2441
Giles
foursome
4500
richer
Forty
five
rinks
started
play
in
the
10500
bonspiel
Friday
Terry
Braunsteins
Win
Winnipeg
¬
nipeg
rink
earned
third
place
money
of
1
300
with
a
convinc
convincing
¬
ing
7
3
victory
over
Guy
Lizee
of
Richmond
BC
Alter
Lizee
blanked
the
opening
end
Braunstein
posted
a
four
on
the
second
and
led
the
rest
of
the
way
The
rinks
traded
singles
for
six
ends
before
shaking
hands
Earlier
in
the
day
Giles
defeated
Lizee
9
3
and
Krueger
beat
Braunstein
7
6
In
quarter
final
matches
Krueger
downed
Elgin
Smith
of
Kimberlcy
BC
10
7
Giles
beat
Barry
Adams
of
Pentic
ton
BC
10
6
Lizee
edged
Kevin
Smale
of
Prince
George
BC
10
9
and
Braunstein
defeated
Ry
Vinthers
of
Van
Vancouver
¬
couver
8
7
Norths
rinks
go
down
tough
Three
Prince
George
rinks
and
one
from
Quesnel
provided
much
of
the
competition
at
the
weekend
Kamloops
bonspiel
The
Kevin
Smale
foursome
went
the
furthest
playing
nine
games
in
the
three
events
before
being
sidelined
The
Les
Pederson
rink
played
eight
while
the
four
foursomes
¬
somes
skipped
by
John
Car
Carlson
¬
lson
and
Qucsnels
Bill
Fowler
had
six
each
PedersonbeatBlakeKimura
of
Vernon
9
3
and
Chris
Peiper
of
Vernon
6
4
in
the
A
event
before
losing
6
3
to
Brent
Giles
of
North
Vancouver
and
dropp
dropping
¬
ing
into
the
B
event
He
beat
Frank
Bailey
of
Cal
Calgary
¬
gary
9
8
then
was
knocked
into
the
C
event
with
just
one
life
remaining
in
a
10
4
loss
to
Doug
Hannan
of
Kclowna
A
pair
of
wins
kept
Pederson
alive
in
C
9
5
over
Jack
Tucker
of
Haney
and
7
4
over
Bill
Pic
Pickering
¬
kering
of
Golden
Pederson
was
sidelined
9
3
by
Roy
Vinthers
of
Vancouver
Carlson
started
with
an
8
6
victory
over
Bob
Harris
of
Kelowna
then
slipped
to
the
B
event
when
he
fell
8
6
to
Neil
Eyben
of
Surrey
After
beating
Pickering
of
Golden
7
5
and
Frank
Beutle
of
Penticton
9
8
Carlson
dropped
to
the
C
event
when
he
lost
6
5
to
Guy
Lizee
of
Richmond
In
his
next
game
he
was
knocked
out
of
the
competition
7
2
by
Dan
Boyker
of
Humbolt
Sask
Smale
began
with
a
pair
of
wins
8
4
over
Bert
Thorne
of
Kamloops
and
6
4
over
Hannan
of
Kelowna
He
lost
8
3
to
Terry
Brauns
Braunstein
¬
tein
of
Winnipeg
the
same
rink
which
beat
him
last
Monday
in
the
final
of
the
14000
Everg
Evergreen
¬
reen
bonspiel
in
Vancouver
Playing
in
the
B
event
Smale
ran
off
three
wins
7
5
over
Trev
Fisher
of
New
West
Westminster
¬
minster
7
6
over
Tom
Groegcr
of
Edmonton
and
8
4
over
Vinthers
of
Vancouver
A
7
6
loss
to
Lizee
of
Richmond
dropped
Smale
into
the
C
event
where
he
beat
Brian
Douglas
of
Edmonton
8
5
before
going
to
the
sidelines
in
a
10
9
loss
to
Lizee
B
finals
in
soccer
Three
of
four
Prince
George
minor
soccer
teams
made
it
to
the
B
event
final
of
the
North
Delta
invitational
tournament
during
the
weekend
However
all
three
lost
The
Northwood
Rec
Club
entered
the
13
year
old
B
event
after
losing
to
the
McSween
Highlanders
1
0
They
got
to
the
final
taking
the
South
Slope
TJs2
l
but
were
blanked
2
0
by
the
North
Shore
Beavers
in
the
championship
Rendell
Equipment
almost
took
the
12
year
old
B
event
They
lost
to
Guilford
2
1
in
the
final
in
overtime
Rendell
earlier
blanked
the
Tsawwassen
Falcons
3
0
but
lost
to
the
West
Vancouver
Spurs
4
1
in
their
opener
The
PGAs
were
blanked
2
0
by
Westburne
of
Burnaby
in
the
11
year
old
B
final
They
earlier
took
the
West
Van
Vancouver
¬
couver
Spurways
3
2
but
lost
their
opener
3
0
to
Bel
Air
of
Coquitlam
The
10
year
old
Super
Sonics
lost
their
two
opening
games
They
were
bombed
8
0
by
Wes
Westburne
¬
tburne
in
the
first
then
4
0
by
McSween
in
the
second
Fowler
beat
veteran
Roy
Stone
of
Trail
10
4
then
lost
9
8
to
Bryan
Douglas
of
Edmon
Edmonton
¬
ton
He
beat
Herb
VanGrootel
of
Vernon
formerly
of
Prince
George
5
4
in
the
B
event
then
was
knocked
into
C
8
7
by
Han
non
Fowler
beat
Beautle
of
Pen
Penticton
¬
ticton
11
10
then
was
eliminated
5
1
by
Fisher
The
next
major
western
bon
bonspiel
¬
spiel
is
this
weekend
here
the
15000
Molson
Tourna
Tournament
¬
ment
of
Champions
Canadas
richest
all
cash
spiel
KANGAROOS
LEADING
LEAGUE
After
sloppy
opening
Mohawks
get
CHL
split
by
HON
ALLERTON
Citizen
sports
editor
A
fan
sitting
behind
the
Prince
George
players
box
was
giving
the
Mohawks
quite
a
razing
for
their
inept
play
against
the
Quesnel
Kan
Kangaroos
¬
garoos
6
3
loss
J
0
2
win
DONT
GO
WEST
YOUNG
MAN
You
guys
should
play
against
Hums
Lake
to
get
some
confidence
the
fan
yelled
as
theI
lawks
stumbled
to
a
6
3
loss
in
their
home
opener
of
the
1974
75
Cariboo
Hockey
League
season
Quesnel
won
both
its
RICE
CHEV
OLDS
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return
of
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and
performance
in
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1975
models
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weekend
road
games
follow
following
¬
ing
up
in
Vanderhoof
Sunday
with
an
8
5
victory
over
the
Hears
The
Mohawks
were
gener
generally
¬
ally
disgusted
with
their
less
than
impressive
start
and
came
out
Sunday
determined
8
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to
do
better
against
the
Wil
Williams
¬
liams
Lake
Stampeders
It
wasnt
the
Stamps
fault
the
Hawks
were
mad
but
it
showed
on
the
scoreboard
as
Prince
George
romped
to
a
10
2
win
and
a
split
of
the
opening
weekend
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defenceman
Bob
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watches
the
puck
as
goaltender
Earl
Bowie
protects
the
short
side
from
a
shot
by
Prince
George
Mohawks
Grant
Evans
at
the
Coliseum
Saturday
night
Quesnel
trounced
the
Hawks
6
3
but
Prince
George
came
back
to
dump
the
Williams
Lake
Stampeders
10
2
Sunday
Spruce
Kings
beaten
three
straight
games
by
STEVE
PYLE
Citizen
sports
reporter
It
was
a
disastrous
weekend
to
say
the
least
The
Prince
George
junior
Spruce
Kings
left
Saturday
for
a
three
game
road
trip
with
high
hopes
They
were
playing
three
of
the
top
clubs
in
the
Pacific
Northwest
Hockey
League
and
coach
Gord
Cruickshank
said
he
would
be
happy
with
two
wins
The
Kings
lost
all
three
road
games
going
down
5
4
in
over
overtime
¬
time
to
the
Terrace
junior
Cen
Centennials
¬
tennials
Saturday
then
taking
a
10
1
hammering
from
the
Houston
intermediate
Luckies
Sunday
and
losing
3
1
to
the
Smithers
junior
Chiefs
Mon
Monday
¬
day
The
Terrace
game
was
a
heartbreaker
They
outshot
Polars
Polarettes
dominate
The
Polars
and
Polarettes
voleyball
teams
kept
their
impressive
play
going
during
the
weekend
in
Quesnel
Both
won
their
divisions
in
the
invitational
tournament
and
both
placed
three
players
on
the
all
star
teams
The
Polarettes
whipped
the
FortSt
John
15
1
15
5
and
15
1
to
breeze
through
the
girls
section
final
while
the
Polars
did
much
the
same
thing
to
100
Mile
House
in
the
boys
final
winning
15
4
15
3
and
15
3
Making
the
all
star
team
for
the
Polars
were
Rob
Minchin
Rocky
McKinley
and
Larry
Mintenko
Fran
Tiesson
Debbie
Fischer
and
Jane
Cryer
made
the
giTs
all
star
team
for
the
Polarettes
This
was
the
fifth
tourna
tournament
¬
ment
win
for
the
Polars
this
season
with
the
Polarettes
winning
number
four
Both
teams
went
undefeated
in
the
nine
team
single
knock
knockout
¬
out
tourney
The
Polars
took
Fort
St
John
in
their
opener
15
1
15
6
and
15
3
then
whipped
Van
Vanderhoof
¬
derhoof
15
2
15
1
and
15
10
They
went
on
to
take
Mac
Mackenzie
¬
kenzie
15
8
15
4
and
16
14
then
took
100
Mile
15
4
15
3
and
15
3
The
Polarettes
took
Mac
Mackenzie
¬
kenzie
15
8
15
12
and
15
7
in
their
opener
then
100
Mile
15
13
and
15
12
They
knocked
off
Williams
Lake
15
0
15
10
and
15
0
to
enter
the
final
the
Kings
44
28
and
the
Kings
didnt
get
a
shot
on
goal
in
the
extra
session
John
Mahon
scored
the
winner
at
426
of
overtime
after
Casey
Felker
tied
it
at
3
3
with
just
over
three
minutes
left
in
the
third
Dave
Wood
scored
three
times
for
the
Kings
with
Ron
Kolman
getting
the
other
Terrace
who
led
1
0
after
the
first
and
3
2
after
the
sec
second
¬
ond
got
other
goals
from
Lance
Lagouffe
Mel
Chris
tianson
and
Dave
Sharope
Claude
Bertoli
was
in
goal
for
Prince
George
The
game
against
Houston
was
a
wild
one
Coach
Cruick
Cruickshank
¬
shank
is
normally
considered
a
mild
mannered
gentleman
but
he
got
thrown
out
in
the
sec
second
¬
ond
period
for
jumping
on
the
ice
to
protest
a
penalty
Kings
were
assessed
an
additional
57
minutes
in
penalties
and
Houston
28
Danny
Anderson
scored
the
Kings
only
goal
with
Bob
Leduc
and
Doug
Stumpf
each
scoring
three
for
the
unbeaten
Classy
Eagles
best
bantams
The
Eagles
are
the
obvious
class
of
the
bantam
section
of
the
Prince
George
Minor
Foot
Football
¬
ball
Association
this
season
The
Cal
Washington
coached
team
won
the
championship
Sunday
taking
the
Northern
Hardware
Rams
28
13
at
Rot
Rotary
¬
ary
Stadium
The
Eagles
season
record
was
nine
wins
without
a
loss
and
they
outscored
the
opposi
opposition
¬
tion
221
29
Scoring
touchdowns
for
the
champion
Eagles
were
Brian
Martinson
with
two
and
Tom
Brody
and
Ken
Weed
with
one
each
The
second
place
finishing
Rams
got
majors
from
Darrel
Perphnick
and
George
Col
linson
In
other
minor
football
hap
happenings
¬
penings
the
junior
bantam
Eagles
whipped
Coquitlam
36
0
in
an
exhibition
contest
at
the
coast
Jerry
Cosh
led
the
way
for
the
Eagles
with
a
pair
of
touchdowns
Williams
Lake
represented
the
PGMFA
at
the
junior
ban
bantam
¬
tam
conference
chamiponship
in
Vancouver
They
were
eliminated
by
North
Shore
14
0
The
BC
champ
will
be
decided
this
weekend
This
weekend
was
the
final
on
the
field
for
the
associations
clubs
The
annual
awards
night
and
banquet
is
Friday
at
6
pm
in
the
Civic
Centre
Luckies
Harry
Bell
scored
twice
with
singles
going
to
Jessie
Apps
and
playing
coach
Ken
Rinaldi
Houston
outshot
Prince
George
45
20
The
Kings
ran
into
some
fan
fantastic
¬
tastic
goaltcnding
by
Chiefs
Dale
Nielsen
Monday
Kevin
Krieger
gave
Smithers
a
1
0
lead
in
the
first
period
and
thats
the
way
it
stayed
until
early
in
the
third
when
Errol
Rausse
scored
a
shorthanded
marker
to
give
Smithers
a
2
0
lead
Kings
forward
Phil
Roy
made
it
2
1
at
1631
but
Joe
Zinata
put
it
out
of
reach
with
a
marker
in
the
final
minute
Kings
outshot
the
Chiefs
30
24
Doug
Waterhouse
played
the
last
two
games
in
goal
Other
PNHL
games
during
the
weekend
saw
Houston
take
the
Vanderhoof
junior
inter
intermediate
¬
mediate
Bears
8
3
the
Chiefs
whipped
the
Burns
Lake
inter
intermediate
¬
mediate
Braves
9
1
and
the
STANDINGS
KAST
Houston
Smithers
Chiefs
Prince
George
Vandelhoof
Hums
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Prince
Rupert
intermediate
Halibut
Kings
bombed
the
Smithers
Totems
13
6
all
on
Saturday
Sunday
saw
the
Centennials
win
another
overtime
contest
this
one
a
3
2
decision
over
the
Halibut
Kings
The
Bears
blanked
the
win
less
Braves
7
0
in
the
final
game
Cruickshank
seemed
pleased
with
the
Kings
effort
in
two
games
Terrace
Smithers
4They
were
both
good
hockey
games
he
said
i
think
our
guys
found
out
how
strong
some
of
the
other
teams
are
Both
could
have
gone
either
way
Of
the
Houston
debacle
Cruickshank
would
say
nothing
then
added
the
out
outcome
¬
come
was
pre
dctcrmined
He
indicated
there
will
be
some
line
changes
made
at
practice
this
week
Something
is
needed
as
they
play
Houston
in
a
pair
of
games
here
this
weekend
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here
Saturday
and
3
2
after
the
second
Rick
Ferris
Bob
Marsh
Hugh
Headman
Steve
Cullis
Neil
Muir
and
Dean
Purmal
put
the
Quesnel
goals
past
Hawks
goaltender
Ken
Fen
sorn
Grant
Evans
scored
twice
and
Mike
Median
once
for
the
Hawks
with
Earl
Howie
in
goal
for
Quesnel
The
Haw
ks
held
a
38
32
mar
margin
¬
gin
in
shots
but
it
wasnt
any
indication
of
the
play
as
Ques
Quesnel
¬
nel
beat
the
Mohawks
in
every
aspect
of
the
game
Continuing
the
pattern
started
here
during
last
Wed
Wednesdays
¬
nesdays
all
star
game
it
was
relatively
clean
except
for
one
third
period
fight
incident
Bill
Bell
of
the
Hawks
and
Cullis
of
the
Boos
got
five
minute
fighting
majors
and
the
Hawks
Gord
Merritt
and
Real
Gamache
of
Quesnel
both
got
game
misconducts
for
starting
a
second
fight
at
the
same
time
Otherwise
there
were
just
16
minor
penalties
six
to
the
Hawks
and
10
to
Quesnel
The
attendance
was
just
688
Sunday
the
Hawks
had
only
one
thing
in
mind
a
win
to
offset
the
bad
memory
of
Saturday
night
By
the
end
of
the
first
period
they
led
3
0
and
after
40
minutes
it
was
6
1
Grant
Evans
and
Keith
Rol
ston
led
the
Hawks
with
three
goals
each
Singles
went
to
Pierre
Bergeron
Bill
Bell
Dennis
Bergeron
and
Grant
Williams
who
also
had
four
assists
Ray
McLeod
started
in
goal
for
the
Stamps
but
was
replaced
by
Jack
Leggett
at
9
43
of
the
second
period
Each
gave
up
five
goals
Ken
Fensom
was
in
goal
for
the
Hawks
and
was
beaten
twice
by
Ted
Plowe
Again
except
for
a
third
period
fight
it
was
a
clean
game
The
Hawks
took
just
six
minor
penalties
and
the
Stamps
only
four
Moe
Poirier
of
the
Hawks
and
Bill
Margetts
of
the
Stamps
both
got
five
for
fight
fighting
¬
ing
and
10
minute
misconducts
in
the
third
period
SCORING
Prince
George
held
the
shots
edge
at
46
35
before
just
498
fans
one
of
the
smallest
crowds
in
recent
seasons
In
Vanderhoof
Saturday
the
Stampeders
needed
overtime
to
subdue
the
Bears
The
Stamps
led
1
0
after
20
minutes
but
the
Bears
were
ahead
5
4
going
into
the
third
period
The
teams
were
tied
6
6
after
regulation
time
Mike
White
and
Dallas
Chap
pel
led
the
winners
with
two
goals
each
Singles
came
from
Ted
Plowe
Gary
Duthie
and
Rick
Cox
who
fired
the
winner
Bears
scorers
were
Francis
Shwab
Bruce
Larocque
Art
Frenette
Neil
Campbell
Merv
Bodnarchuck
and
Don
McKay
Sunday
afternoon
the
Kan
Kangaroos
¬
garoos
used
an
impressive
third
period
surge
to
get
past
the
Bears
8
5
and
take
over
first
place
The
teams
were
tied
2
2
after
one
period
and
4
4
after
two
Quesnel
held
a
shots-on-goal
margin
of
54
24
including
27
5
in
the
third
period
Dave
Oakford
led
the
Roos
with
two
goals
while
singles
came
from
Rick
Ferris
George
Redl
Real
Gamache
Larry
Spears
Don
Festerling
and
Ross
Anderson
For
the
Bears
it
was
Don
Matthews
Frenette
McKay
Marvin
Martin
and
Paul
Basin
Qucsnels
Neil
Muir
received
a
match
penalty
for
an
incident
in
which
a
lines
linesman
¬
man
was
pushed
The
Mohawks
are
home
to
the
Bears
at
830
pm
Wednes
Wednesday
¬
day
and
Thursday
Quesnel
is
in
Williams
Lake
This
weekend
the
northern
teams
make
their
first
south
swing
The
Mohawks
are
in
Quesnel
Saturday
and
Williams
Lake
Sunday
while
the
Bears
start
in
the
laketown
Saturday
and
stop
in
Quesnel
Sunday
after
afternoon
¬
noon
Ten
Mohawks
shared
29
scoring
points
in
the
two
weekend
games
Williams
led
with
six
off
one
goal
and
five
helpers
Evans
had
five
all
goals
while
Bell
also
had
five
off
one
goal
and
four
assists
Rolston
had
three
goals
and
one
assist
for
four
points
Grant
Williams
15
6
Grant
Kans
5
0
5
Bill
Bell
1
4
5
Keith
Holston
3
1
4
John
McLean
0
3
3
Glen
Yelland
0
2
2
MikeMoehan
1
0
1
Pierre
Bergeron
1
0
1
Dennis
Bergeron
1
0
1
Moe
Poirier
0
I
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STANDINGS
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W
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T
V
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2
2
0
0
14
8
4
Prince
George
2
110
13
8
2
Williams
Lake
2
110
9
16
2
Vanderhoof
2
0
2
0
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