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HOCKEY Niswis Saturday, January 30th Terrac® Bay Superiors and the Geraldton Goldminers play- ed a ding dong game of hockey which was anybody's game until the final bell. When it wes all over, Geraldton took the honors 9-8 and they were lucky to win, as time and again, they had to come from behind to tie the game up and finally forge ahead on a Terrace penalty late in the 3rd period. Jack Luke unassisted opened the scoring at 12:50 of the 1st period and at 17:50 Pete Diduch from Tony Massaro and Ed Sepanary put the Superiors ahead 2-0 and thats the way the period ended, Francis Hanna from Terry Cavanaugh scored number 3 at 1:10 of the 2nd period before the Goldminers managed to pot a couple. 'Then at 6:40 Doug. Luke from Jack Luke and Burke Trowsse put Terrace 2 goals ahead again, However this lead did not last long before Geraldton tied it up. Tony Massaro from Gordon Black (11:05) put the Superiors one up again and Geraldton again tied it up, then at 19:00 Burke Trowsse un- assisted scored, Score 65, Geraldton went to work in the 3ra period and the boys were trailing 6-7 when Tony Massaro at 9:30 tied the game up once 'more. Terrace received a penalty after the face off and Geraldton scored twice during the j9enelty, making it 7-9. At 13:00 Terry Cavartaish from Tony Massaro made it 8-9 and the Superiors really put on pressure but the puck did everything but go in the net, and that was it folks 9-8 for Gerald- ton. LINE UP' rey Goal - Bob Weaver L. Wing-T. Cavanaugh Defense - Gordon Black R. Wing - Francis Defense ~ Tony Delaronde Hanna Centre-John Cavanaugh ALTERNATES - Steve Synishin, Reg Payette, Tony Massaro, Ed Sepanary, Doug Luke, Jack Luke, Burke Trowsse, Pete Diduch and Milt Black. WEEKLY-SC OREB OARD Won Lost Ties Points Nipigon . eae 0 = Marathon W A 0 ly, Geraldton 5° kL 0 10 Terrace Bay. 3 8 1 " Schreiber 2 6 1 5 Page 6 Hockey Results Thursday January 28th ta Wednesday February 3rd Thurs. Jan,28-Marathon 9 at Schreiber 8 Thurs, Jan,28--Geraldton 9 at Nipigon 6 Sat. Jan. 30-Terrace Bay 8 at Geraldton 9 Sun. Jan.3l~Terrace Bay 5 at Geraldton 2 Sun, Jan,3l1-Schreiber 5 at Marathon 8 Tues,Feb, 2-Geraldtcn 2 at Nipigon 10 Games Coming Up Thurs.Feb.4th- Marathon at Terrace Bay Sat. Feb, 6th - Marathon at Geraldton Sat. Feb, 6th - Schreiber at Nipigon Sun. Feb. 7th -- Terrace Bay at Nipigon Sun, Feb, 7th - Marathon at Geraldton Tues, Feb. 9th- Nipigon at Schreiber © Saturday, January, 9th and Sunday, January 10th postponed games between 'Schreiber and Geraldton will be one 4 point game being played in Geraldton on Thursday Feb. 4th. o-0-0 "FLOP-HOUSE HOCKEY BULLETIN For some time much "open and closed" talk has been circulating in the dining room, lounges, corridors and inmates' rooms of Hotel Terrace, Private sessions were held by the Boards of Strategy in the ever popular closed quarters from where the famous S, H. Trophy found its origin. Resulting from these repeated huddles, a challenge was verbally rendered by the Upper Floor Roomers to the Lower Floor Lodgers"to decide the better hockey team," With winds blowing 28 miles per, and the weather man clinging to Fahrenheit's lower section, some twenty-six players, managers, bookies and fans fought their way through to thé well ventilated local arena last Friday night in order to declare "The duel on and fight to the finish." In the October 30th, 1952 edition of the Terrace News, an article appeared under the caption "History Made by Terrace Bay Mixed 10-Pin League Formation." In last Friday's encounter, history was repeated with a number of our women-folk taking to the stick and puck, Shortly after the game got underway with "Groceteria" Jakobson calling his interpretations of the rules, ""Bulgie" Pattison who had just managed up from a ten minute stretch on the ice due.from a fall near the Lower Floor net wasted no time in accepting the pass from centre ice only to ruffle "Pilot Here and There" Jim Clancy, and SCOR (this was a dedicated goal). Due to this setback Clancy was replaced with ostracized Dick Jones, (cont. on page 7)