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SUPERIORS TAKE GOLDMINERS 8~6 Saturday night was a gala night for the Terrace Bay Superiors as they again came from behind to beat the Geraldton Goldminers §--6 and tie Schreiber for 4th place in the N.S..L. standings, Geraldton opened the scoring and lit the red light twice befere Carl Knight unassisted at 7:50 put Terrace Bay on the score board. This was all the Sxoring and the period ended 3-1, Johnny Cavanaugh and Burke Trowsse opened the scoring in the middle session with Johnny potting the puck at 8:00 and Burke credited with an assist. This line of Earl Knight, Burke Trowsse and Johnny Cavanaugh were really flying, and they tied up the game at 13:13 as Burke gave Johnny a hice pass and that was it 3-3, 'The Gold- miners kept trying and before the period ended they again had Terrace down 5-3. The final stanza was all Superiors as Ed Sepanary got one unassisted at 8:10 and Terry Cavanaugh evened the score again at 9:50 with Jack Luke receiving the assist, Burke and Johnny then went into their act and at 10:10 Johnny from Burke put Terrace ahead 6-5, Tony Massaro sank an insurance goal at 14:00 with Gordon Black and Rd Seponary receiving assists, but Ed Seponary wanted another and he got it at 16:15 un- assisted. Geraldton scored cnce more in this period and tried hard but the Superior's lead was too great and at the final whistle the score board read 8-6 for Terrace Bay. Congratulations Terrace Bay Superiors, that was a fine effort and all Terrace Bay residents are proud of you, Johnny Cavanaugh in particular Neighbours, deserves a word of praise for two hat tricks in one week, also Burke Trowsse for his fine passing which make these hat tricks possible, LINE UP_ Goal - Bob Weaver Defense - Steve Synishin Defense - Mac Munroe Centre - Johnny Cavanaugh L, Wing - Burke Trowsse R. Wing - Earl Knight (cont, on next col.) Page 5 ¢ SUPERIORS TAKE GOLDMINERS 8-6 (cont,) ALTERNATES Gordon Bla Black, Reg Payette, Pete Diduch, Tony Massaro, Ed Seponary, Jack Luke, Doug Luke, Terry Cavanaugh and Francis Hanna. 0-0-0 "PALEFACES" MAKE IT FOUR STRAIGHT Last Thursday evening at the Schreiber Arena the "Palefaces" again defeated the "Lunchpails" and for their efforts will retain the S.H. Memorial Trophy for the 4th year in a row, Thrilisand spills were the highlights of the game ard the final score (9-5) in no way indicated the play. (You had to be there to appreciate it), Led by "Shorty" Hunt with 3 goals the "Palefaces' showed right from the beginning that they meant business, "Beaker" Rowley, "Pills" Waghorn and "10%" Marostica notched two each and for "Lunchpails" "Chick" Janicki starred with his hat trick, with "High Ball" Mikus and "Duke" Duquette contri- buting to the cause with one each, The *Rookie" Award went to Doc Cempbell of the """Palefaces", This is awarded annually to the players who, in the opinion of the Judges, plays a clean, aggressive brand of hockey, (Overheard after the game from the enemy camp - "The only thing clean about that guy was his sweater"!!!), "Eagle-Eye" Falzetta, interviewed after the game, expressed a desire to Sign up with Palm Dairies next year and when queried for his reason mumbled some-- thing about "Work like a herse - might just as well get paid for one", _ "Mush" Marsh was warned by Coach Paul Boudreau a number of times about smoking cigars in the players box but after explaining it was "one of them Rum-soaked kind and good far my system" he was allowed to continue his questionable indulgence, All in all it was an enjoyable game although it was generally agreed that if "Clipper" Kulcheski applied himself as diligently to his hockey as he did to noting prospective customers among the players, he might have hit the scoring column, EDITORS NOTH: A persistent rumour has been circulated around the mill that the actual score in this game was 5-5. However a check with Hoster Fewitt confirm: that the"Palefaces"won again,