Harris Cops Dragon Spiel Leads CHL Scoring - the Quesnel ...

12 Quesnel Cariboo Observer Thursday, February 6, 1969
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The "C" Event winners of the annual Ladies' Bonspiel was a Prince George rink that!
edged out Npreen Magee in the final game. Making up the Drexel rink are from right
to left: Pat Drexel skip, Donna Wershke, Jean Richardson and Val Brown. The rink
took the Cariboo Observer trophy.
CHL. STATISTICS
CARIBOO HOCKEY LEAGUE STATISTICS
*DOES NOT INCLUDE SCORESHEET, QUESNEL AT WILMS LAKE, ON JANUARY 25th.
Has not been received.
PRINCE GEORGE MOHAWKS
WILLIAMS LAKE STAMPEDERS-
QUESNEL KANGAROOS
VANDERHOOF BEARS
POINT PARADE:
(Player) (Team)
Norm Kjemhus (Q)
Wally Fluery (WL)
Pierre Therrien (V)
Bill Allercott (PG)
Derek Beattie (WL)
Don Finnie (V)
Bert Halliwell (PG)
Bill BeU (PG)
Lionel Garand (PG)
Barry Walsh (V)
.Jim Pilla (Q)
Max Helzel (Q)
Henry Wasylik (WL)
Ted Plower (WL) '
Mike Jenkins (PG)
Ron Livingstone (Q)
Fred Thomas (WL)
Trent Beatty (PG)
John Margetts (WL)
Wayne Laveay (V)
Neil Campbell (V)
Leroy Watt (V)
Bob Johnston (Q)
Paul Popowich (WL)
Herb Greyeyes (Q)
GOAL KEEPER'S RECORDS:
(Players) (Team)
Bill Margetts (WL)
Gordon Cruickshank (PG)
Ken Walters (WL)
Don Wilkie (PG)
Peter Lea (WL)
John Panagrot (Q)
Pete Neukomm (V)
Gordon Fairley (Q)
Dave Jenkins (V).
HIGHLIGHTS:
Don Finnie of Vanderhoof is
currently on a 23-game point
scoring streak, longest in the
CHL this season. He has scored
18 goals and added 19 assists
for 37 points in that con­
Tlie Quesnel Kangaroos ended
its league schedule in
third spot. Tlie 'Roos split the
action in the northern towns in
losing to the Vanderhoof Bears
4-2 and rebounding back with
a '6-5 nipper over the Mohawks
of Prince George.
The Saturday evening contest
was one that is hard to explain.
Some how the Bears out
scored the locals with having
eight penalties to the 'Roos
two.
Quesnel opened the game
early in the first period with
a marker from Max Helzel.
Vanderhoof retained in the
last five minutes of the period
to take a 2-1 lead after the
first frame.
The Bears goal getters
were Therrian and Striggler
putting the disc by Panagrot.
The second frame saw the
Bears pick up another goal to
set the pace for the win.
Leroy Watt tipped in a shot
from Campbell which proved to
be the only marker of the
period.
GP W L T Pts SO
33 20 12 1 41 0
33 19 14 0 38 1
33 17 16 0 34 1
33 9 23 1 19 0
GF GA •PEN PIM
163 136 180 422
182 144 188 450
152 156 156 426
144 202 177 461
GP G A. Pts PIM GWG GWA PPG PPA
31 22 42 64 9 2 3 7 8
30 29 25 54 46 4 3 5 3
30 26 28 54 85 1 1 4 5
32 17 33 50 72 3 3 2 ' 9
28 23 23 46 23 2 1 1 5
32 22 24 46 2 1 1 6 2
31 25 20 45 0 4 4 5 2
28 19 26 45 54 3 5 3 3
32 23 20 43 4 3 2 3 1
28 19 24 43 26 2 2 3 5
28 21 21 42 36 4 0 3 4
30 15 26 41 46" 2 4, 0 5
29 7 34 41 16 1 3 1 5
31 17 23 40 26 1 2 2 4
32 19 18 37 56 3 2 2 5
31 10 27 37 2 0 3 3: 8
24 11 25 36 22 3 3 1 7
24 11 24 35 9 1 6 2 8
31 9 26 35 44 1 2 3 2
31 13 21 34 56 1 2 3 , 3
32 18 15 33 6 3 1 2 1
32 10 23 33 65 1 1 . 0 3
28 21 11 32 0 4 2 2 2
31 20 12 32 2 3 1 3 1
19 9 21 30 45 2 3 2 1
GP GA AVE SAVES SO PIM
2/3 1 •1.51 19 0 0
3 2/3 13 3.55 111 0 0
131/3 55 4.11 365 1 41
30 124 4.13 914 0 8
191/3 87 4.42 555 •0 6
28 2/3 132 4.S5 1022 1 0
162/3 83 4.98 502 0 2
42/3 24 5.15 130 0 0
172/3 122 6.96 506 0 0
PENALTY PARADE:
(Players) (Team) PEN PIM
Hugh Readman(Q) 41 93
Ken Clay (V) 35 89
Pierre Therrien (V) 33 85
Bill Allercott (PG) 25 72
Phil Larden (WL) 27 65
Leroy Watt (V) 24 65
Mike Jenkins (PG) 21 56
Wayne Laveay (V) 17 56
Bill Bell (PG) 19 54
secutive game span. Bert HaUiwell,
Jim Pilla, Bob Johnston
and Wally Fluery each have 4
game winning goals this season,
tops in the League. Trent
Beatty has 6 game winning assists
to lead that department.
Bob Johnson potted a lone
goal late in the third stanza
in a losing effort as Campbell
had given the Bears a
4-1 lead before Johnson came
up with the tally.
The 'Roos walked into the
Prince George Arena still suffering
from their previous
nights defeat and it wasn't
until the third period that
the Kangaroos turned on the
pressure.
The Mohawks had been
stomped by the Stampeders the
night before and the Kangaroos
pulled the game out of the bag
coming up with a narrow 6-5
win.
Tlie Mohawks came out of
the first period with a comfortable
3-1 lead. It looked as
if the 'Roos were going to hit
the ice again for the second
time.
Wally Pruden buried the
disc deep in the twine with a
slap shot from the point. For
the 'Hawks Bert, Allercott and
Norm Kjemhus had 7 Power
Play Goals and Bill Allercott
has 9 Power Play Assists, tops
in that category.
MYLES GREEN
CHL STATISTICLVN
Weekend
McCusker blinked the light.
Tlie second frame proved
worthless .for the Kangaroos
as they allowed one goal to
be set up. Garrand picked up
a rebound and neatly tucked
it in behind Panagrot.
What coach Ramsden told
the 'Roos during the intermission
of the second andthird
period, no one knows but the
Kangaroos sprang for five
goals before the 'Hawks
got unwound.
Herb Greyeyes exploded
for a pair of goals while
singles were notched by Don
Bush, Bob Johnson and Jim
Pilla. Allercott netted the only
other Mohawk marker of the
game.
Playoffs will get underway
this week end with a four out
of seven semi-finals with the
first games being played at
the first and second place
finishers arenas. The finals
will also be a best of seven
playoffs.
The MacMillen rink of Williams Lake copped the CKCQ award in the 10th Ladies'
Bonspiel held here last weekend. The rink overcame the Dressier foursome of Quesnel
to take the trophy. Making up the Laketown entry were from right to left: Shirley
MacMillen skip, Ollie Matteson, Ina Bedford and Mary Ford.
The Cariboo Hotel Diehards
topped the Quesnel bowling last
week with their fine 3185 effort
for the hi team single. The Diehards
are currently in the number
two spot of the Tuesday
evening league race.
Doreen Lupulack scored the
hi three with a fabulous 899
to take the limelight in the ladies'
division of the Quesnel
Bowling Association. Doreen
also took the hi single of the
week. ' '
Ken Parish took the men's
hi triple last week with a 772.
This has been one of the lower
high triples that has taken the
high of tlie week. Parish also
rolled a 675 Friday evening.
The Rex Billards team took
the hi singled team in the Mon-
. day league. This is the first
time since the new' schedule
that the Billards have come up
with the evening top scores.
Ken Parish took the men's
high single and triple while
Jean Russell grabbed the ladies'
high triple and Joyce
Morganthaler rolled the high
single.
The Diehards rolled a 3185
for the high team single in the
Tuesday league with Doreen
Lupulack taking the ladies'high
single and high triple.
Bruce Kirby took the men's
high triple with a 751 and Ken
Parish rolled the high single
carding a 298.
The Wednesday Dum Dums
bowled a 2965 for the first place
honors with Norm Mack coming
up with a 307 for the men's
JIM SILVER
... his night
Jim Silver
Honored
VANDERHOOF — This hoc-
' key hotbed rolled out the red
carpet Wednesday night for one
of its veterans still going strong •
after 20 years in the Cariboo
Hockey League.
It was Jim Silver Night in the
Vanderhoof Arena — a memorable
date in the career of the
Bears' modest, smooth-skating
team captain.
Silver, 34, holding the longest
playing record in the CHL,
was deluged with gifts from appreciative
fans and town merchants.
COLLEGE 44
The Quesnel Secondary
Spartans drift through the |
high school circuit with only
one. loss so far this season
in league action. The mighty
Spartans gained another win
Friday in Prince George by
slipping by the Prince George
College crew 46-44.
The weekend encouter was
not one of the best games the
locals have played as they
trounced the same team earlier
this season by 25 points.
It was not that the College
team had improved but the locals
were just not up to par.
The Spartans sank only 35% of
the balls shot.
Dave Gifford once again lead
tin Quesnelites scooping 13
points with Bob O'Connol netting
11 markers leading the
local attack.
This weekend they will be
back in action, taking on the
Williams Lake Cougars Friday
evening and then McBride will
venture to Quesnel for a Sunday
afternoon encounter,,
There will be a big feature
during half time for the fans
as the elementary schools battle
it out. Baker will take on
Riverview.
high single.
Mary Stone turned in a fine
661 performance for the ladies'
high honors.
Gerry Sanderson topped
the Thursday men in the triple
division with a 721 and Ray
Young rolled a 303 for the Men's
high single. Doreen Lupulack
carded the ladies' honors.
The Legion squad knocked
over a total of 3062 pins for
the high team on Thursday.
Jesse Heifer rolled a high of
378 and a 826 for the high single
and the high triple on Fri-
, Friday to lead the Super Bakers
in a 2882 high team single.
The high single for the ladies
went to Marg Ransome and
the high triple went to Connie
Armstrong.
This is how the bowling chalked
up for the week:
Monday:
Safeway No. 2 3-4 2837
Odd Balls 0-0 2641
Bloopers 2-3 2552
Lakers 1-1 2757
Woodpeckers 2-3 2836
Knoke's 1-1 2633
- Safeway No. 1 2-3 2873
Tigers 1-1 2633
Rex Biliards 3-4 2949
Pokey's 0-0 2630
Spares 3-4 2773
Super Valu 0-0 2579
Tuesday:
Ice Cubes 2-3 307";
Alley Cats 1-1 2841
Quesnel Jewellery 2-3 3059
Gene's Beverage 1-1 2954
Untouchables 1-0 2143
Aces 3-4 2867
Pyramids 2-2 2979
Diehards 1-2 3185
Quesnel Electric 2-3 2612
Stag Shop 1-1 2602
Jokers 2-3 2886
Hoy's %, 1-1 2722
Wednesday:
Dum Dums 3-4 2965
Book Worms 0-0 2664
Dreamers 3-4 2808
Sputniks 0-0 2553
Shamrocks 3-4 2334
BB5 0-0 —-
Dragons 3-4 2689
Coffin Cheaters 0-0 2297
QSS 2-3 2622
Diamond Pins 1-1 2440
Thursday:
Stedrnan 5 2-2 2484
Overwaitea 1-2 2593
Legion 3-4 3062
Stedrnan 6 0-0 2478
Pine Tree 2-3 3045
Smokey Bears 1-1 2817
Questions Marks 2-3 2638
Pikes 1-1 2609
Foulers 3-4 2831
Rusty 5 0-0 2189
OK Tire 2-3 2635
Quintruplets 1-1 2301
NAVY RUM
PALM BREEZE
Bjornson and Moxan
High Lady Bowlers
Winnie Bjornson and Vi
Moxan lead the ladies afternoon
bowling circuit last week
as Winnie topped the Friday
bowlers and Vi handled the
Thursday bowlers readily.
The 600 bowlers of the week
are Vi Moxan, Winnie Bjornson,
Ricky Brinkman, andShirley
Hayhurst.
This is how the ladies bowled
Man Cleared
NEW. WESTMINSTER ; ;
Raynald Keith Griffith-Cochrane
21, of- Chilliwack, "was ordered
set free Monday at the start of
the third day of his non-capital
murder trial in the Supreme
Court of British Columbia. GrififithrCochrane
was charged with
the Aug. 8 rifle slaying of Floyd
Leo Barnett, 51, but a stay of
proceedings was entered by the
Crown. Mr, Justice Peter Seaton
ruled Friday that a state*
ment given to a police officer
who testified at the trial was
inadmissible.
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