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THE REVIEW Wednesday, February 14, 1979, Wedr
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Tra velodge lockey Team Vies For Top Place With Sidney Freight —

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in the third by Mike Miller | goal getting the puck from | LaPage both getting hat divisi
and Dave LaPage getting | Jim. Terry Short scored the | tricks. Other goals scored comm
his second for the win. other goal for Sidney in the | for Travelodge were John yond

Feb. 6 - Shoreline - 6 — | losing cause. ‘| Hasuik and Dave Christie, finalit

Sidney Hotel -3
Mike Nunn and_ Rick
Eden both scored twice as
~ they doubled Sidney Hotel.
Chris Cheadle was a
welcome addition to the
- Hotel bench but won't be in
top form for a while.
still set up a goal by Don
Sparling for Hotel. Derek
Allan played a strong game
picking the top corner for
his goal while setting up
two others. Ken Nobury
also scored for Shoreline.
The game was played well
by. both teams with. only
four minor penalties called.
Feb. 7 - Bob Whyte - 7 —
Sidney Freight -5
Bob. Whyte dominated
the score sheet- ina hotly
protested game with
charges inconsistent
officiating laid against
referee-in-charge Al Pelton.
As Al has been a con-
troversial figure all year we
are-expecting a very vocal
grievance meeting. . The
once powerful Sidney.
Freight Flyer’s have been
“ lowered to trying.to win a
game over arule instead of
'. winning on the ice regar-
diess of how a goal is called.
The effort for Bob. Whyte
was all out as goals were
scored by seven different
players - Dale Tweedhope,
Bob Bower, Ken Bath, Kim

of

HOCKE Y ISN’?T AL WA YS. a fun’‘sport, a heavy check during fast paced action and was

fact which Bruce McKay of the Travelodge . slammed against the boards. (Review photo Krarup, Dave — Pumple,
ae Reed Pumple and Doug
- team became painfully aware during a recent by Tom Cronk. ) Miller.

“game against Sidney Freight. He received a ‘Player's. who stood - out

for Sidney. Freight,
Rob Smith and Jim
Humphries. Both showed.a
lot of drive and each’picked
up two. goals and’. two

only be beaten for one’goal
in the third. —

As. Mike. was a standout
“Randy Smith coming back

on the bench -after being
‘sidelined. with ‘torn
ligaments. . ;

Feb..5:- Travelodge - 4—

Travelodge, on ~ the other:
hand, started the year with’
only four. wins. and. 12
games but: continued. to

AS the 1978/79. season.
winds down’. some in-
“teresting : predictions. | are

‘coming close to reality.

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- Saaniichton Plaza
7855 E. Saanich Road

‘could ‘surprise a few teams
in‘the-play-offs as they have-
sin the: past: few. weeks. It:
“was. nice’.to see’ Sidney
Hotel’s _ Cheadle t pack

“the only. goal in the-second
‘from the stick of Dave |’.
“LaPage’ who. played.an |
excellent .. game*. for. the
|: Golden Beatis: oe iad
~In.the..third Randy Epp |
‘scored to tie the game, but |
ight’s: “Dave: - Sparling»
cored: togive. Freight:.the’
| lead: ‘once -again. Freight
_LUX TON ROAD ‘played:a good. third: period »

“ “Tas they. outsHot-. Travelodge

“loa. m. Till Dark 414-9 but Mike Earl could

two losses; have,. as: of late,
~ been playing. like! pee-wee »
oo pups with’ the. exception of
~one:: “OF - two° players; who
have. i

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Feb. 8 - Travelodge - 8 —
Sidney Hotel - 3
Travelodge jumped.to a

Dave Russell also playe an

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were - -

Sidney. Freight. which | improve till now. Sidney Freight-3. off a» recent injury looked’ | assists. Both-of Jim’s goals
SPECIALIZING IN. anyone would have picked |. With’ only three games | — Sidney Freight jumped to | shaky in the third as he was | were scored while ‘freight
NDOOR FLOWERING PLANTS. as a run away for. first place left, they have a chance to | a early 2-0-lead by Terry beaten for three of ‘nine | Was killing penalties, Rob
SEE OUR SELECTION OF as they romped to. 20. wins | tie Sidney Freight for top | Short and Rob Smith in the shots, two goals coming late | also scored a. shorthand ©
" {GROW-LIGHTS. _while only being tagged for | honors. Bob: Whyte . still | first period. Travelodge got"| ~ Lo

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four to nothing Iead as | Played a good clean game) ygarti
Hotel lacked a strong | Goalscorers for Hotel, all inl patric
offence. Travelodge, on the | the third period, were Row pyc
other hand, was flying with | Tyler, Bill Price and Don depar
Ken Poskitt and Dave | Sparling. Mow’

wal years
February 10th, 1979 | ways
TEAM GAMES W ‘LT GF Ga prs| {ist
Sidney Freight......30 ..20°... 8.. 1-..186. 109....41 MS
Travelodge. ......-- 15... 9.,5..138, 134...35 , Fi
Shoreline... 0.06.0 29.43 11. 5.137, 125 3p hee
Sidney Hotel .......30..11 0. 15. 4.152. 167 ., 26
Bob Whyte... 00... 29... 6 ..22.. 1. 96.178 ...13 tow
TOP GOAL SCORER AS OF: :
February 10th, 1979 J
PLAYER GOALS ASSISTS POINTS
Rob Smith Sid. FL... PP bs rea b Sa .70
Chris Cheadle Sid. H. BSvvceeeee 33 wo... wes 68
Rick Eden Shoreline 00.6... Weer ee WD ee, 58
Kerr Lewis Sid. F E
Alvin Miller Sid. F 47g
Don Gowan Shoreline ...... 2: Sn 23 2... ees 1:40 he
-Avie Stubbington Sid. F. .... 19... 28... ee 47. “OQ
Ken Poskitt TvL. .....-..-. 26.2... 20 .......0.. 46 “197
Ken Norbury Shoreline ..-.. 19 ....... 26.2... 0.08, 44 f
Derek Allan Shoreline ..... | ae 25 kee, 42 ve
-Rick-Farrant Sid/ He... 52. 1B eee. 24... 42 725
-Ron Tyler Sid. H.2....6... 2) Bo: 39, ave
Dave Lapage TvL. ..e...-. i) re V7 oe. eee, 38 304
Jim Humphries Sid. Fon... VE 2... 24 oe...

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