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TAKE THAT . . . . A PUNCH ON THE NOSE delivered by Kangaroo defenceman Ken Bachman,
earned him a 10 minute misconduct. A fight was already in progress when the tustle erupted. The
new ruling says that if a player joins the fun after the outbreak of a fight, he is liable to an automatic
misconduct. 'Roos won the game 13-3.
Cariboo Hockey Statistics
Released for First Time
Pete Joyal of Quesnel is leading
the point parade in CHL
standings, according to the first
set of league statistics released
by League statistician Myles
Green.
Joyal has racked up 21 points
in the scoring race with Jim
Pilla of Prince George second
with 18 points. Third place
is Larry Allen, also of Prince
George with 15. Hugh Readman,
Norm Kjemhus, and Wayne
Green, all fall into fourth place
with 14 points each. Jim Silver
of Vanderhoof also has 14
points.
Max Helzel and CUff Uhren
each have 13 points and Pat
Philips, John Margetts, andBob
Johnston each have 12.
Kangaroo defenceman Ken
Duncan is starting out with the
lead in the penalty parade. He
has earned a total of 36 minutes
in the penalty box so far. Quesnel's
George Redi is next with
33 minutes.
Others who are racking up
time in the sin bin are Alex
Kashuba 27 minutes, Pat Philips
26 minutes, Tom Balfour
26 minutes, and Phil Larden
24 minutes.
Top three scorers in the individual
team scoring race are:
PETE JOYAL
. . . . leads in points
QUESNEL - Joyal 21, Readman
14, Kjemhus 14, and Green
14.
PRINCE GEORGE - Pilla 18,
Allen 15, and Uhren 13.
stick Handling
Most goalie saves in any one
game during the 1965-66 C.H. L.
season is credited to K. Pushkerenko.
He stopped 52 shots
during the contest between the
Stampeders and the Prince
George JMohawks.
* * •
Prince George Mohawks
served the most penalties during
the 1965-66 hockey season.
WILLIAMS LAKE - Margetts
POOO- PARADE
PLAYER (TEAM)
12, Rife 11, and Popowlch 10. P«e Joxal (Q)
VANDERHOOF - Silver 14, Jim Pilla (PG)
Larry AUen.(PC)
Philips 12, and Finnie 9.
Huf h Raadman (Q)
Local goaltender's records, Norm KKmhus (Q)
Wayiw Creen (Q)
as yet incomplete, gives Leo Jim Stiver (V)
DelBucchia a goals against Max HeUel (Q)
Cliff Uhren (FC)
average of 2.00 with two games.* Pat PMIips (V)
He has four goals scored against John Margetts (WK)
Bob Johnston (Q)
him and one shutout.
Dave Fischer has a 3.29 goals
against average with 7 games
under his belt. He has allowed
23 goals and is credited with 171
saves. Fischer has played more
games than any other goalie in
the league.
LEO DELBUCCHIA
. , . top goalie ...
These records do not include
games of November 9 with
Prince George playing Vanderhoof
and November 16 with Vanderhoof
playing Prince George.
COAL TENDERS
GOALIE (TEAM) CP
Delbucchla (Q)
FUcher (Q)
WlUle(PC)
Fox(V)
Lea(WK)
CniUshank (PG)
HlsvoW (V)
Falrley (WK)
Le Blanc (V)
PENALTY PARADE
PLAYER (TEAM)
Ken Duncan (Q)
CeorKe Redi (Q)
Alex Kashuba (WK)
Pat PhlUps (V)
Tom Balfour (PG)
PhU Larden (WK)
QUESNEL
Joyal
Readman
KJemhus
Creen
Helzel
Johnston
Duncan
PRINCE CEORCE
Pilla
Allen
Uhren
Boychuck
Allercott
VANDERHOOF
Silver
PhlUps
Ftnnle
Arnold
Therrien
WILUAMS LAKE
Margetts
Rife
Popo¥rich
Meridew
Forte
Quesnel 11 Power Play Coals.
Prince George 10 Power PUy Goals.
Vanderhoof 10 Power Play Coals.
WilUams Lake 10 Power Play GoaU.
Records do not include Came of Novembers,
Prince George vs. Vanderhoof or game of
November 16, Vanderhoof vs. Prince George.
'• A' i j'i; if
THE QUESNEL CARmOO OBSERVER - THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1966 - 1 9
VANDERHOOF GAME BUT
ROOS SWEEP WEEKEND
If there was any dispute over
who should be on top of the CHL
standings, the issue was firmly
settled with a pair of wins by
the Kangaroos, and a pair of
losses by the Mohawks during
the weekend schedule.
Quesnel whipped Prince
George 7-4 Saturday evening
and walked over Vanderhoof
13-3 Sunday. Meanwhile, Mohawks
lost their second
straight, Sunday to the Williams
Lake Stampeders 5-3.
Stondings To Nov. 23
W L PTS.
QUESNEL 9 2 18
RICK JOHANNESEN (22) of QSS Spartans is foiled in his attempt
at a lay-up when the Quesnel boys met and were defeated by
the Kamloops entry in the Spruce Tournament held at Prince
George over the weekend. Prince George Polars came out on
top of the tournament with an undefeated record. Quesnel placed
fourth In final standings.
t^im^es for'^a t'^^al mfnutes nn^f ^^vj^li^n Jmn^.Po^f ^^^^1^°^ '^^^^^ Quesnel swimming of hay which wUl protect the cement from winter damage. The
in the penalty box, or approxl- f the skeleton of the work is under hay will then be covered with a tarpaulin for further protection
matelv 12 and onP half hnur.^ ^""^ W i n t e r . Logs were placed crosswise aeainst the rain
mately 12 and one-half hours. ^^^^ ^^e pool with shiplap forming the floor, for the broken bales ^
PRINCE GEORGE 7 4 14
VANDERHOOF 3 7 6
WILLIAMS LAKE 3 7 6
Kangaroos easily outran the
shorthanded Vanderhoof »club
Sunday. Even though the game
showed a lopsided score, the
Vanderhoof club gave it all they
had and, as is their usual custom,
gave the Quesnel fans their
money's worth.
Quesnel almost doub|l^d shots
on goal against Vanderhoof and
gave Bear goalie Nolar Risjold
a real trial under fire. In the
first period alone, Risjold was
forced to stop 22 shots by the
pressing Kangaroos.
Bears scored once in each
period displaying the never
give up spirit of the club. Jim
Silver teamed up with Finney
for their first goal and tied it
1-1 immediately after Green
scored from Joyal for the Kangaroos.
Second period goal came from
Kelly with the assist going to
Phillips. McKay got the Bear's
last goal with Finney getting
the assist again.
Hot Trick Plus
It was right wing and centerman's
night as Norm Kjemhus
and WayneGreen each picked
up four goals.
Quesnel's goals were scored
like this: First period; Green
from Joyal, Green from Joyal
and Marsh, Redi unassisted,
Gagnon from Kjemhus and Follack.
Second period; Joyal at
1:34, Kjemhus from Joyal and
Follack, Helzel from Johnston,
Kjemhus from breakaway, and
Kjemhus from Follack. Third
period: Green from Joyal and
Gagnon, Green from Kjemhus,
Commercial
Curling Draws
Commercial curling draws
for Saturday, November 26.
10.00 a.m. draw; Tubafour vs.
Hank's Hotshots, Weldwood No.
1 vs. High School No. 1, Owls
vs. Firemen, Weldwood No. 2
vs. Town of Quesnel.
12.00 p.m. draw; Royal Bank
vs. High School No. 2, Weldwood
No. 3 vs. Bank of Montreal,
Toronto Dominion Bank
vs Cariboo Observer, and Canadian
Legion vs. B.C, Forest
Service.
2.00 p.m. draw; Helen Dixon
School vs. Night School, Rigsby-
Johnston vs. Bouchie Lake
School, Riverview School vs.
Quesnel Secondary No. 2, and
Quesnel Secondary No. 1 vs.
Carson School.
Follack from Gagnon and Kjemhus,
and Kjemhus from Gagnon.
Other Actio.:
It's been a long time since
fans have watched a good rough
and tumble match at theQuesnel
Civic Arena, but those who
watched the display Sunday,
were reminded of the rough,
tough, scrappy, play of last season.
Unusual and quite surprising
was the ejection of Ken Bachman
from the game on a 10
minute misconduct penalty. The
new ruling is that, if a man joins
a fight after it has started, he
Is automatically out for a misconduct.
Bachman was mixing it up
with Jim Arnold who earned the
same fate.
It all started from a misunderstandlng
between Rod
Gagnon of the Kangaroos and a
Vanderhoof defenceman. The
boys were really mixing it up
when suddenly Bachman and
Arnold took sides.
Shortly -after, George Redi
and Pat Philips shared a two
minute penalty for roughing.
The great confusion resulted
in one of the longest periods
of hockey so far this year.
A2
Uifer Cheers for
Vanderhoof Bears were the
only team to play one complete
game during the 1965-66C.H.L.
season without serving time in
the penalt-y box. The game was
played against Quesnel November
28, 1965.
ANNUAL MEETING
& DANCE
Celebrating the end of the first year of
QUESNEL RODEO
activity, will be held at
BOUCHIE LAKE HALI
Friday, November 25
Meeting commences at 7:30 p.m.
Agenda includes:
Election of New Executive
Club Activity for Next Year
DANCE ot 9:00 P.mi.
to the music of the
CORNHUSKERS
'Please Attend and Support Your Club"
Laban's Pilsener, aged and brewed naturally.
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HARTLEY DENT
CARIBOO NDP CANDIDATE
at a Saturday Afternoon Tea-November 26, 2:00 p.m.
To Be Held in Quesnel Campaign Headquarters, 268 Reid St.
Forfurther information call 992-2318 Authorized by Cariboo N.D.P.