B2 Terrace Review — Wednesday, May 22, 1991

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Rupert's
Bogeys
take SKB»
Icebreaker

Prince Rupert’s Bogey’s
Bombers came through with a six-
win, one-loss record that was good
enough to win top money of
$1,200 at the 12-team ninth annual
SKB Molson Wreckers’ ‘Ice-
Breaker Classic’ men’s sio-pitch
softball tournament in Terrace on
Mother’s Day weekend.

Bogey’s best Westpoint Rentals
in the overall final 3-1. Westpoint
went home with runnerup money
of $700. Terrace Inn grabbed third
place by losing a couple of
squeakers. In the Championship
double knockout section they made
it to the 7A’ side final where they
lost 3-2 to Bogey’s. Then they
dropped to 'B’ side and lost 4-3 to
Westpoint. Third money was $400.

The defending champion hosts
from last year (SKB Molsons)
wound up in fourth place.

On the consolation side, Thom-
hill Pub picked up $100 for beat-
ing Motley Crew 23-8 in the final.
Motley Crew had to be satisfied
with two dozen cold ones as run-
nerup. oe

Three individual trophies were
handed out. Bogey’s Ron Hakida
was named the tournament’s most
valuable player. Fred Lindsay of
SKB was picked as best offensive
player, while Phil Webb of West-
point was selected best defensive
player.

Teams were split into three
groups of four for an initial round-
robin playoff. The top two then
advanced to the double K-O cham-
pionship side while the bottom two
from each group went into the
single consolation playoff.

Bogey’s only loss was 8-7 to
SKB in the round-robin.

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Prince Rupert's Bogey’s Bombers wound up in first place at

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men's slo-pitch softball tournament in Terrace. After placing
second in their four-team, round-robin section on a two-and-one

record, they advanced to the fin
in four straight, beating Terrace’s Westpoint Rentals 3-1 in the
championship game. The victory was worth $1,200 to the team.
This opening tourney put the local softball season in full swing.

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Terrace competitors from Skeena
Junior and Caledonia Senior sec-

ondary schools combined teams for

their annual track and field meet,
but they still finished 40 points
pehind the winning gang from
Smithers.

The Skeena/Cal combines took
the runnerup spot with 234 points.
Smithers emerged with 274 points.
Prince Rupert placed far back in
third with 106 points, and Stewart
surprised everyone with a fourth-
place finish on 87 points. —

Other overall! team scores were

65 for Queen Charlottes, 56 for

Houston, and 35 for all others.
Skeena/Cal produced aggregate
winners in three of the six age
categories.

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turned in by Skeena’s Jassie Osei-
Tutu. He racked up 49 points on
the day with six first-place fin-
ishes. He won the bantam boys’
division. Jassie’s brother Kannin
won the juvenile boys’ section
with 20 points, while Megan Reid
had 28 points for the juvenile
girls’ title.

Other aggregate winners were
Michelle Brown of Smithers for
bantam girls (26 points); Trish
Nelson of Smithers for midget
giris (21 points); and Brad Bald-
win of Smithers for midget boys
(18 points).

Terrace athletes’ placings from
first to third in events can be
’ found in this week’s scoreboard,

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