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“Calgary | Flames.” “wala
Wayne . Gretzky sebreless °

for two, games’: but - the’

Edmonton centre went cn'a”
National Hockey. Teane
playoff. scoring .
‘Sunday night.

. Gretzky - set’ ‘an NHL
playoff record with seven
points on four goals and

_- three aasists as fhe OHers

- erushed the Flames 10-2 and
tooka 3-0 lead in the best-of-

seven Smythe Division final
series.
‘The — Brantford, Ont..

Peplinsky suspended :

MONTREAL. (CP)

Centre Jim Peplinski - of"

Calgary Flames. has. been
automatically suspended .
from Monday night’s fourth
game of their National
Hockey League divisional
final against ‘Edmonton,
Oilers.

The Oilers took a 3-0 lead
in the best-of-seven series

with a 10-2 victory over the |

Flames in Calgary on

Sanday night.
Peplinski waa
automatically suspended

for one game. When. he.

phe

" antive: also fied we i ther;
“playoff. ‘records: with - his”
“second three-goal game and.

third short-handed. Soal. -

in other division: finals .
. hadn't - been | ‘frustrated; Mo
sald Gretzky of the first two™-

Sunday’ ‘night, New - York

. Rangers held’ on for a 76.
victory ‘over New: York’

Islanders, Minnesota North
Stars*

{alo Sabres edged Boston
Bruins 4-3.

Islanders, ‘Black
Hawks and Sabres lead the

received a double game
misconduct penalty - during
a first period brawl.

Meanwhle, Brian O'Neill,

executive vice-president of -
“Glenn Anderson and Ray

the NHL, was avwalting
game reports from. officials
before deciding what action
to take’ against Edmonton
left. winger Dave Semenko.

-.Semenko received) a
major, match, misconduct
and game
penalties for his part in the
fracas, which occurred. at
A 01 of On first period. -

Broncos tie series,
Hawks. win. theirs.

LETHBRIDGE, ‘**Alta.
- (CP) J.C. McEwan
seored three goals while

’ Ron Sutter scored once and

set up four more as Leth-

‘bridge Broncos... crushed
Calgary Wranglers 10-1 in
Western Hockey League
playoff action Sunday night
before 4,638 fans.

The win ties the best-of

’ seven Eastern Division final
at 2-2 with the fifth game set |

for:Tuesday in Calgary.
Fortiand. Winter Hawks
edged Victoria Cougars 8-7..
Saturday ‘night in Portland”
to-win the WHL Western
Division final in five games.

The win gave Portland its
segond consecutive Western
Division title and sent’ the:
Hawks to the ~ league

- ciimpionship playoff: for

the* third time in five
seqeons.

Lethbridge’s win Sunday
was the Broncos’ 22nd
straight victory at home.

Bhawn Green also scored ~
two goals for Lethbridge
while-singles went to Doug
Kyle, Troy Loney, Rick Gal

and Jim Odland. Ken Vinge
Tuined Bronco netminder
Ken Wregget’s bid for a

second. straight shutout at

-home with a. third-period *

power-play goal.

As they did Friday in thelr
30 victory, ‘the Broncos
used their physical style of

game to their advantage, _

building up a 2-0 lead after

the first period and stret: .
_ ching it to 6-0 after two.

“Calgary's; a totally
different team when they're
at’ home,” said McEwan.

+ “Béth-times tn Calgary, we

haven't been jumping. on
them early. like we have
been ‘here.

“Both games we ‘ost’ in
Calgary we still had. the
better: of the - play,’’ he
added. I don’t think ‘they
‘were out of their end tonight
for.

_ most of the third period.”

The : Broncos outhot the
Wranglers 44-23, including

- 16-2 ini ‘the. second. period.

Calgary coach Dag Sauter

‘was so upset at his team's:
. performance in the middle

frame that he did not return
behind the ‘bench tor the.
final period. .
Lethbridge took 12 of. 22
minor penatities, five of 10

majors and three of seven:

game misconducts. |

‘bombed Chicago .
Black Hawks 5-1 and. Buf- ..

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pia ‘Norris and:
division finals, respectively,

pd tbe lylitg if seat 1

games against the-Flames.:

i “Although: ) didn’t | score in: |
the first two, I felt it would: -

only. be a matter of time,
although Inever thought I'd
‘get seven (points). >
_ “E> peally wasn’t too

concerned (with individual _
‘ statistics) because we were
winning,”

Calgary ‘head coach Bob .

. Johnson ‘:said everything . E
went’ wrong for the Flames
” after a short-handed goal by
. Edmonton
. Paul Coffey at 9:18 of the
- first period. =;

defenceman

-Mark Measier, with three,

Cote. Scompleted the

_ thellacking. Paul Reinhart
“and Kari Jatonen countered

for Calgary, playing without
6égoal scorer Lanny
“MeDonald, sidelined with
an ankle injury. : -. ;
The Oilers could clinch
the Smythe Division title

“tonight.
_, Rangers 7 Islanders 6

New. York got two goals

4 from Ed Jolinstone , and
“singles from George
“McPhee, Ron > Duguay,.

Barry Beck, Dave Maloney

- and. Mark Pavellch.

Mike Bossy, with two, Bob
-Bourne, Billy“ Carroll,

‘Anders. Kallur. and Denis

Potvin replied for the
Islanders. - :

Veteran Billy Smith was
- replaced. in “the Islariders.-
‘net by Roland Melanson

- early in the second period

alter the fifth Rangers goal.
Eddie Mio went the distance’
for the Rangers and faced ad

* phos.

Stars 5 Hawks 1

Craig Hartsburg’s second
Zoal of the playoffs early in
the third period broke open

- aclose game and Minnesota

added two: more to sink
Chicago.”

Shortly after his goal,
Hartsburg faked a slap shot

‘from ‘the ‘blue. line and

“passed to Bobby Smith, who
‘backhanded his sixth goal of -
the playoffs to ‘give the
North Stars a 4+-1lead.

. Steve Payne completed
the Minnesota scoring in the
final period. Al MacAdam
and Dino Ciccarrelli fired |
first-period ' goals for the
North Stars, .

Al - Secord
Chicago's B goal. |
‘Sabres 4 Bruins 3

Mike Ramsey took a drop
pass from Brent Peterson
and snapped’ a wrist shot

scored

‘]| low to goaltender Pete

Peeters’s stick side ‘with
2:58 left to play. fn the. third
pericd to lift Butfalo over
Boston. .
Craig Ramsay, Dale
McCourt and | Dave -
Andreychuk aleo scored for
Buffalo. Bruce Crowder, \
Tom. Fergus. and Barry.
Pederson _ replied _ for
Boston. Seat

§. most valuable player as °
selected by the ather

: average. “—

‘the: Terrace Men's .

EI Basketball Association and.
.. the Terrace . Commercial .

parce dinner |

- contribution, to ‘the league

Hockey. League held a’

"combined - awards © dinner
~ Saturday. ‘night in the

Lakelse Hotel banquet room

‘The ‘TMBA, selected two
allstar teams and a most .

. valuable player, along with:

handing out trophies for the .

league and playatt winning . :

teams... -
Richard Klein was, the.

and, handed out a‘ goodly
» amount of hardware to their
various. individual.stars, -

players in the league, Klein .

also won’ the - league’s
scoring titlelast season with

a 28.2 points per game.

ae

‘seasons,

~ S€ason.-

over. ‘the: ‘last. severe

leaving Terrace before, next -

.The , CHUA individual:

awards. were topped by. the

most Valuable: « player.’
‘selection of Darcy Mallett af i
Savala's: Restaurant.

Mallett. was ‘second in’ the =

Bogue will “ba |:

TCHL scoring race this =

season and helped lead °

Savala's to the league title.

“Rich Kolner of: Skeena
Hotel,. the playoff
champions, ¥ was selected a8
most valuable player in the

, Playoffs.

Other individual awards
included most
sportsmantike player Mike
Larock of Skeena Hotel,

most tenacious player Chris

Andy Ruygrok . accepted

the league ‘championship 3
‘award

for R. Kluss
Trucking, the top team over
theregularseason, while Bob
Rafter accepted’ the’

* league's playoff trophy’ on.

| behalf of his teammates an .

Darcy Maliett takes. his Terrace Commercial Hockey League most.
valuable player trophies from TCHL president Dave Surton at the
combined TCHL-Terrace Men‘s Basketball Association awards dinner.
Saturday night. Mallett, who played for Savala’s Restaurant during the
season, was the second-leading scorer in-the league with 33 goals and 59
assists for 92 points and Played a big part in the team’s success during the

regular season.

: Swedes win upset
Canada >

cathayes

“Over

DORTMUND, West

Germany, (CP). — Team»
' Canada received. a rude.
- awakening at- the world

- hockey ..
Sunday.
‘After. a -6-0 victory .
Saturday. over Italy,
Canada dropped ai 3-2
decision to a strong Swedish
entry. .
Montreal. - Canadiens .

. Boaltender. Rick. Wamsley

kept the game close by
stopping 39 shots, one of

them off hia left shoulder -
” that was wrapped in an ice
" pack ‘after the game.

Sweden's Pelle — Lind-

* bergh, . picked -up from

Philadelphia Flyers, had a.
picnic. .in comparison,
stopping 20 shats.

"We Played a pretty good

hockey team tonight,” said
Canadian captain” Darryl
Sittler of the Flyers.

“‘A lot of our guys are still
trying to get used to ining -
on thie larger ice surface. It
was & tough hockey game.
We’ didn't have the same
bounce as we did Satur-
day. ”

Sitter and Mike Gartner

School. District

- Terrace ‘Thornhill

April 9 1983 at the

Grades 1 23.

‘Grades 4 : 5, 6-7

Whi.

oa

Programme ‘Cadre.

Francophone. background.

i pchearconiampaseso : . a

ANNOUNCEMENT —

announces registration for new students.
Programme Cadre de Francais,
Grades 1 to 7, for children living In the

- IRegistration will take place on Tuesday,

Kitt K‘Shan Primary. School
_ 4730 Graham Avenue

ae ‘Cassie Hall Elementary : School
ve 7 2620 S. Eby Street

~ Times: 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon
1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.

No.8 (Terrace)

area.

foltowing locations: =

ds for ‘children ot.

“offence,” sald King: -
: ee. att

“scored fot Canada. Peter
Sundstrom, Peter Arider-
‘sson and Tommy Morth

scored for Sweden, which -
champlanship led 1-0 ‘after 20 minutes,

! ‘There was no scoring in the

third period. Canada played

its best hockey in the final 20
minutes, but two penalties
” stalled the offence, .
. The Soviet ‘Union,
Czechoslovakia and Sweden

and Italy are 0-2,
.The Soviets defeated

Finland and East'-Germany

by . 3) scores,
Czechoslovakia beat
Finland 4-2 ‘and East,
Germany . 61, Sweden
downed . West Germany SL,
dnd - West * Germany
“defeated Italy 4-0 jn other
games during the jopening
kend of the two-week
ournament. = ~

- The top four ‘after the -
-kound-robin qualify for the —
medal round. Canada plays -

the Soviet Union on
Tuesday, Czechoslovakia on
- Thursday, Finland on.

Friday, East Germany on
Sunday and West Germany
next Monday. :

: “That was our first tough

“game,” said centre ‘Dennis °

Maruk. “We're going to see

‘a lot more of them, 80
maybe it was a good time

~ for Us to get one in.

a “We have to get to know

“each other a little more,
have confidencé in one
another on the jee, We're

-kind of hesitating Fight

now, Le

“Team: Canada has been
together for only four days,
Head coach Dave King weat
~ with ‘three lines against
Sweden. He. said he would

. Have ‘liked to have had a

- folirth Jine,~ but did not
~ consider ita factor. in the
outcome.

asThere are three roster
* openings ard King ‘and his
' ,assletants, Jean Perron and
" Gearge Kingston, are
deliberating — on what they

“need once the second rourid :

. of National Hockey League’
~ playolfs conclude.

“From the Sweden game,
“it appeara we needed more

Have 2-0 records. Canada.
‘ind West Germany ate 1-1 ,
arid Finland, East Germany

|

Richard Klein; the Terrace Men‘s Basketball Association’ $ most i valuable :

Skeena’ Hotel, who beat”

* Kluss in the league final.

On the first all-star team,

Emie Froese and Greg Ross .

of All Seasons, Jim Kellar
and Phil Letham of Skeena
Hetel and Tom Bogue of

Kluss were the picks in the -

player's poll.
On the - second’ allstar
team,.picks were Ruygrok _

and Willie Chemko of Kluss, °,

' Maleolm - Finlayson -.-of :
‘Terrace Hotel, Doug MeKay .

of All Seasons and Marcus

‘Klein of Ev's.

“ Bogue received a special
appreciation award from
_ the

his
and

league’ for
outstanding | play

‘Hotel,

Reneerkins . of. ‘Lakelse
“most -improved
player ‘Rob Brown of
Lakelse Hotel and best
defenceman Tim ‘Kolner of
Lakelse. Hotel.

Dan Poirier of Savala’s
Restaurant ‘was the best ~
goaltender this season with
a §.95 goals-against average

_ .in 24 games. ;
Lance Legoulfe won the :

top scorer. award this
season with 32 goals and a
assists for 103 points. .
Savala's captain Pete
Nickerson accepted the
league championship

trophy for his team, while -
Ron Smaha accepted the -
playoff |

championship
trophy on behalf of | his
Skeena Hotel . teammates.

Pete Peterson was™ the

emcee for the basketball
awards, while Bob
Dempster emceed the
hockey awards.

player last season, accepts his trophy from association president Mark
Wilcox during the combined TMBA-Terrace Commercial Hockey League
awards dinner Saturday night. Klein was the league's leading scorer

‘during the regular season with a 28.2 points-
Pete Peterson looks on from behind.

per-game average. Emcee

‘

“VANCOUVER (CP). =—~by Flemming Lund* was

New. York: Cosmos: a.,;21 -.

victory. over |; :Vangouver:. t.

Whitecaps in the: Spring Cup -

; exhibitlon;; game: Sunday: :

between. the:
Aniétican . Soccer’ League
rivais;...

The jeams were. ted i

after regulation time and —
' the

IS4ulnvte “overtime
period was acoreless before
a crowd of 19,608 0n a warm,
suriny afternoon at Empire:

Stadium.
‘The Whitecaps had taken’

a 1-0 léad at 51:16 on an own

fea when a crossing pass

1 ert ol * ine Fite

New York’ doal: by’Coimos |

‘Andrsnik | -
Bsketdarian,) ° 3°
New ‘York tied the’score
© at 67:21 when defendér Wim
» Rijsbergen, ‘the beat player

and scored with a short ; shot

on a play with Julio Cesar.

Romero and Chinaglia,
‘The victory gave the

‘Cosmos, defending Soccer

Bowl champions, a 3-3

_. record in exhibition play,
while ther Whitecaps ally
_ to 2-2 against NASL tea’

Vancotiver — goalke
Tino Lettieri stopped only

one of four shots in the

"Shootout goals by. Viadislay accidentally headéd iiito the ' “ Birkenmel
- Bogicevic, ‘Johan.Neeskens,.
_ and Glorgio Chinaglia, gave. i defender’

Cosmos edge Caps in Cup

shootout, while Hubert

er of the Cosmos

- Was Scored on only once, by

Carl Valentine, in four
shots,

The scoreless opening

_ half saw the Whitecaps

North: on the field, came, forward -

contra] porsession, but

rarely were they given a

Playing. -
Peter -

clear-cut shot.
assistant - coach

_ Lorimer of Vancouver shat
_ wide from 15 yards early in

the game and David Brele,

the starting New York

goalkeeper, ‘ easily

ad smothered & chip by Carl |
- Valentine late in the half.
. Target-man Chinaglia = -
just missed the net from In *

close twice in the half,

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