C4 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, November 24, 1993

Ice leaders stumble

IT WAS A week recreational
hockey league leaders should
have stayed al home.

The writing was on the wall
from the first game when cetlar-
dweller Back Eddy bullied
recreational division front runners
All Seasons 9-5,

And it didn’t get any better for
All Seasons on their next outing,
a 7-3 ambush by Norm’s Auto
Refinishing, another team mired
at the bottom of the standings.

Third time lucky? Nopel Coast
Inn of the. West. completed a
miserable week for the leaders,
doubling them 6-3 to complete
the disastrous hat-trick.

The good news for All Seasons
was their margin going into the
run, coupled with the fact pursu-
ing Skeena Hotel Sharks had only
one game scheduled, allowed Big
Bob’s denizens to hang on to top
spot.

However, the Sharks 9-3 clob-
bering of Back Eddy brought
them within two polnis of the top
with a game in hand,

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In the Oldlimers division, Ter-
race Timbermen were tagged 4-1
by their nearest rival, Riverside
Auto Wranglers.

That result allowed . the

Wranglers to pull level atop the ©
table but the Timbermen «still:

have a couple of games in hand
with which ‘to
runner status.

Convoy Supply let slip-a- chance -—-

to keep’ in close touch with ‘the
leaders, falling 7-5 lo trailers
Northern Motor Inn Okies.

Back Eddy will be looking
to bust out of the basement
tomorrow night.

However, that result helped
tighten up the Oldtimers division,
only five points now separating
the four teams.

Convoy and the Okics both
went into this week with a game
to spare over the Wranglers, so
the battle could get tighter yet.

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Convoy have a tough one at 9
p.m. tonight against the Tim-
bermen = while the Okies and
Wranglers tangle an hour and a

half later. .

~The Recreational division is

also turning into ‘an interesting

race, “only: a half dozen points

‘covering the six-team pack there.

Precision “Builders slipped a

point-behind Skeena -after--being...-

held to-a tie by the Coast Inn
whose three point week allowed

‘them to move within a single of

the Builders..
The Coast, in turn,. only have a
point edge over Norm’s Auto and

‘the gap’s the same between the

Refinishers and the Bullies.
Back Eddy will be looking to

‘bust out of the basement tomor-

row night when they take on the
Coast Inn at 10:30 p.m.

“But the most crucial games are
coming up Sunday (11 p.m.) and
and a week tomorrow when All
Seasons and Skeena face each
other in a two game series which
both want badly.

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Annual General Meeting
Tuesday, Dec. 7, 1993

7:30 p.m.
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The purpose of the Annual General Meeting is to
inform the General Membership of this 1993 reports
and the Election of Directors for the 1993 season.

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