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an a spouts by M. MOORE Terrace Bay's "Quinard Ltd." Old- timers travelled to White River last week- end to defend their two year reign as Tourna- ment Champions. Despite being short of players due to illness and injury, plus not being on skates for 2 weeks, the team com- peted in the annual event against teams from Manitouwadge, Hornepayne, Elliot Lake and White River. The Oldtimers' first game was 9 a.m. Satur- day morning against a determined Manitou- wadge team. The Old- timers played a _ well disciplined, controlled game and came out on top with a 4-2 score. The second game was a2 p.m. Saturday start against Hornepayne. Despite some nagging injuries to some of the players from the first game, Terrace Bay once again displayed good positional play and puck control and went on to another 4-2 victory. Terrace Bay was scheduled to play a third game on Saturday at 5 p.m., however the team decided to forfeit the game to White River, giving them the bye into the finals and forcing us to play off against Hornepayne to get into the final against Whitc River. We took to the icé Sunday at 10 a.m. to face a strong Horne- - payne team. The first period ended 1-1. Ter- race Bay came out flying in the second period and led 4-1 with one period left. In the third period, Hornepayne put on a valiant effort, but were unable to overcome a 3 goal. deficit and Ter- race Bay went on to post a 5-3 victory and earned a berth into the finals against White River. At 2:30 p.m. with three battered forward lines and three tired defencemen, Terrace Bay took to the ice against a fresh, eager and hungry White River wa WINTER SPECIAL Dec. until WHEEL BALANCE SPECIAL Regular 6.00 per tire NOW peat tire on most passenger cars & light duty trucks. Includes free brake inspection. squad. The fans were treated to a fast paced first period which saw Terrace Bay open the scoring near the 7 min- ute mark. However with the fans behind them, White River roared back to tie the game a few minutes later and the first period ended i-1. The second period Terrace Bay again got off to a fast start but failed to click on several excellent scoring chan- ces. Then White River went on the offensive and despite the great efforts of goaltender Bill McDougall, and a gritty defence, White River broke through to take a 2-1 lead into the third period. The Terrace Bay team, tired, but deter- mined, went to the ice for the third period with the White River fans chanting and _ singing "'Good-byes" to the boys from Terrace Bay. This was the spark that ignited the team and they dug deep down and through sheer de- termination, took the Guaranteed Service Guaranteed GM Parts Guaranteed Price Free Installation & Wheel Balancing - with every New Tire Purchase NOW UNTIL DEC. 23/83 with every retail parts and service sale you, will have a chance to win a new AM/FM stereo cassette player. Draw to be made 5:00 p.m. Dec. 23. SPADONI BROS. Ph. 824-2244 or 824-2043 Schreiber play to White River. With seven minutes to play, Gord Phillips snap- ped in the tying goal and silenced all the White River supporters. The balance of the period saw great plays at both ends of the ice but neither team was able to score and over- time was a reality. A five minute sudden death overtime was ag- reed to by both teams and if the game was still tied, a "showdown"' would result. Terrace Bay started the over- time with a two man ad- vantage for 34 seconds, but a determined White River team killed off the time. Great end-to-end . action followed and with 2:34 left to play "Bubba" Hiller took a goal mouth pass putting it in the top left corner giving Terrace Bay a well deserved 3-2 vic- Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, December 14, 1983, page g tory. Following the game, the White River goal- tender was named game M.V.P. The team wishes to Oldtimers defend title thank the fans that at- tended the games as well as those who called to ask for the results. We are planning to tra- vel to International Falls for a tournament in Jan. uary and we will be holding our Second An. nual Tournament the first weekend in Feb- ruary. SANTA CLAUS will be at the VOYAGEUR RESTAURANT in Schreiber SATURDAY, DEC. 17 between 2:00 & 4:00 p.m. Come out and say "Hello" FAMILY SWEATERS Prices in effect: Thurs., Fri. & Sat. December 15, 16 & 17 Save $45.00 Men's CARDIGANS 100% pure wool Regular $90.00 now *45° Ladies' PULLOVERS & CARDIGANS Selected crew & v-neck. Sizes S, M & L. 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