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UR ie BEST. NI PIGON 8.- a 9 - B., i The' Neely Shere: Hotkey ded vie schedule © pena Saturday night for the Terrace Bay ~ Superiors not with a bang, but with a decided cisappointment for' the fans." Sunday's game'made up for the lack at hockey: Saturday and. further ds sappethged fans -' but this' timevit was because they Loin't. , attended. :01T , After the welcoming af; the ams by Joe Heenan, the tossing of the first» puck by | #eter Mazza andthe, opening blast of the ref's whistle Whalen, Maurice Osmar and Desrosiers took 28 seconds to: open the scoring against Nipigon, 'Seven seconds later Marvin Osmar and Whalen added another goal to the total; These two surprise attacks seemed to take ----what spark Nipigon had right out of them. They did however rally sufficiently to score - "twice in the 'first period and again in the . second, Ward with Swan at 9:54, Baxter with Mandi da at 13:46 and Ward with Baxter at' 17:23 of the second. Meanwhile the same group of players on the Superiors were racking them- _selves quite a credit. Maurice Osmar at 10:34 "of .the Tirst. Desrosier assisted by Whalen and Maurice at 12:57 and Whalen with Marvin Osmar at 19.09. .. The second period did show a little bit of good hockey , the only scoring for the Superiors coming from Tookenay with an assist by Calder, but there was little else to keep an rh in the game. The final stanza just petered out with Maurice Osmar, Marvin & Whalen adding to the» score and L nagntee | Calder, and Hansen ree the "Koning § one the game at 14353, With a siiaaiicii visi of Whbikutes and ability the two teams)met Sunday to make up for what they lacked on Saturday. (cont'd page 7) enjoying the hospitality. neighbor {the boys were treated to. a buffet BANTAMS & TEEWEES TRAVEL TO iD 'iiOcK Bantam Game tied 343 sature "ay December Lath a team 'of. Bantams from Terrace Bay travelled to hed kock. for a game in the New hecreation Centre Arena. Ina fast exciting game our boys managed to hold the Rédi.ock team of AT1-Stars' to a. 3-3 tig, Doug McKay for Terrace scored twice; ih iaul Heenan getting the other counter. *" Lineu* "or Terrace' Bay: - Kk. Thompson, Di MeKéy, Fs Heenan, B.'Garvin) J' Vachon, K. khennet, G. Mann, i. Trudeau,'G. Newell, W. News, «a. Lawrenson, McMcDenald. Goal - oi Hayes." In the absen¢e: of Jim orn | + Harqui's: coached the team. TeeWees Defeat ied Look - 0, A me representative tean jof, Terrace bay i eceWees travelled to xed .ock last Saturday: Besides of. our North Shore style lunch after the game) they had a good look aS bei brand new and very Peauerntt necreation ra i of thé 'trip of 'course' was a well played game with the' Ned iiock Feewees, Our boys showed some fine positional play and sound back--checking to account for'the 9 + 0'score. Terrace' bay goals 'came' off -the: stocks of Kulcheski, Macdonald, F. Schock, singles; Fedun, Gresdal, and 3. Schock, 2 cach. The team-work and) good Reet E LOH of. our boys impressed the spectators. Lineup for Terrace: - L. Nema eat Mallais J. MacDenald, D. Fedun, B. Little M. FF. Schock, Wa Whitfield, ©. Wood, G. Gresday, Ub. Schock, ir. Williams, E. Kenney, L, Thillips. %* &¥ %¥ He He KH *