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. 10. Terrace Review — Wednesday, J uly 27,1988 “8

Upcoming events in

regional Sp orts

: " Kitimat’s Not-Wimbledon fun
tennis tournament this coming

~-Friday and Saturday .at River-

lodge is for youths 9 to 15 and
adults 16 and up. Singles and
doubles are planned. Sign up at
Riverlodge.

- Coming up Sunday morning is
the annual King-of-the-
Mountain foot race in Terrace.
It’s a race across Terrace Moun-
tain with the start and finish at
the Arena. Entry fees are $5, or
$14 if you’d like a T-shirt. You
must be 10 or older. Register
Sunday morning at 8 a.m. at the

Close scores
in team golf

_ The competition was stiff as
men’s Zone 7 teams from the
four major golf clubs gathered
at Kitimat for inter-club play on
July 17,

Each club entered four, two-
men teams with scores based on
a two-man best ball.

Smithers took top honors with
a 292 score. Prince Rupert plac-
ed only two strokes behind. The
host club finished third with
301, while Skeena Valley of Ter-

race wound up last with 307.

_ Good weather
for tennis

The weather held up and some
out-of-town players added to the

excellent play as the Terrace
- Tennis Club held a one-day

singles tournament at the Kalum
Street courts.on July 16.

In men’s action, Richard
Kriég] won ‘A’ flight over Swarn
Mann in an all-Terrace final. ‘B’
flight went to Kitimat’s Alex
Kotai with a victory over Doug
Jenion of the local club.

Fran Man beat Erna
Motschilnig in the final of ‘A’
flight on the women’s side, while
Diane Cey took out Shannon
Butler in the ‘B’ final of all Ter-
race players.

Ex-Terrace
coach gets
-WHL post

Here’s a note of interest to
long-time hockey fans in Ter-
race. Wes Phillips, former coach
of the Terrace Junior ‘B’
Centennials team in the 1970's,
has been named general
manager of the Medicine Hat
‘Tigers. of. the Western Hockey

“League. Phillips, who scouted

for the Tigers before this week’s
announcement, takes over the

‘club:that had Kitimat’s Mark
Fitzpatrick as their goaltender
and -had won the Memorial Cup
_-junior. championship for the
4 past. two years.

oi ERYBODY.

. school,

School. grounds.

Arena. The r race starts at 9 a.m. |

People interested in oldtimers

‘slo-pitch softball for those 55 or - |
older, should turn up: every:

Saturday at the new Thornhill
field across the highway from
the Northern Motor Inn, from 2
to 4 p.m,

Not much time left to register
for the Terrace summer hockey

Arena. It’s $100 per week for the

school, and $30 for the hockey.

league running August 25 to 27.
Get entry forms at Totem Ford
or Ail Seasons Sports store.
Coming up this weekend at
the Terrace Speedway, there’s
super stock invitational racing
Saturday night and Sunday
afternoon. Saturday it’s time
trials at 6 p.m. and racing at 7

p.m. Sunday it’s time trials at 1

p.m. and racing at 2 p.m.
It’s Riverboat Days weekend
with several sports events. The

Canyon City Lions’ annual all- _

native soccer tournament runs
Friday to Monday at Skeena

men’s slo-pitch ‘softball tourna-
ment runs at; Riverside and
possibly Rotary: and Northwest

- College from Friday to Monday.

The Timberland horse show
runs Sunday and Monday at
Thornhill Community Grounds.
The cardboard boat and bathtub
races are Monday morning. at
Furlong Bay on Lakelse Lake.
More than 100 golfers are
signed up for this weekend’s

Hirsh Creek men’s open golf -

tournament at Kitimat. Entries,
at $70, close off Wednesday.
The tourney runs Saturday to
Monday.

There’s still openings for the
second annual CFTK Fun Golf
Scramble for charity on Sunday,
August 7. Proceeds go to the

Terrace Special Olympics fund.

There’s a $60 fee for the 18-hole
tournament that features cars,
trucks and plane flights for a
hole-in-one at the Skeena Valley
Club’s par-three holes. Phone
Stu Crouse at 635-6316 for
registration and information.

Bicyclists are reminded to sign
up for the second annual Skeena
River Challenge race from Ter-
race to Prince Rupert on August
21. You must be 13 or older. The
entry fee is $25. Entry forms and
information is available at Sun-
dance Ski and Sport.

and two-week ‘night
hockey league at the Terrace ©

The Terrace.

_ until September.

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SKB Wreckers 22, Westpoint-Skeena 15.

_ TERRACE YOUTH SOCCER

Under 10 Division.
AGK Pacmen 8, Terrace Travel 2 —
Carlyle: Shepherd 3, Kalum Electric 2 «
Thunderbirds 3, Co-op 1 co
. Shoppers Drugs 1, Surveyors 0 :
an Skeena Cellulose 1, Skeana Sawmills: Oo.
a Under 7 Division*
Terrace Builders 7, Safeway 0°
- Sundance 1, Kinsmen i)
Vic Froese 3, Doc's Cartage 0
All Seasons 5, Centennial Lions 2
Terrace Shell 2, Wilkinson Canons 0°
Under 8 Division
Tilden 6, McAlpine 1 .
Ken’s Photo 3, Dairy Queen 1
Terrace Chrysler 0, Totem Ford 0 .
Under 14 Division
Northern Drugs 9, Bud's Truckers 7
Philpotts 10, Rotary 0 =.
: Girls Division . -.-
‘Plzza Hut 4, Tide Lakers’ 1.
Richards 7, Kinettes 1 ; oye
Under 12 Division.
Cedartand 9, Finning 0
Sight & Sound 11, Cop erside*
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NORTHCOAST RUGBY. UNION.

July 17
errace Northmen 15, Prince Rupert 4

TERRACE MEN'S SLO. PITCH.
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‘GAMES _ -
TEAM , PLAYED WON LOST POINTS

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Terrace Youth

Soccer starts

summer rules for teams

Terrace Youth Soccer is now _ficials for

operating under summer rules

With most teams short” ‘of
players due to vacations, teams
can now play.-seven-a-side to
avoid defaulting. Whichever
team has the fewest number of
players at game time, the other
team must match, For under
sevens and eights, it’s a mini-
mum of five-a-side, and if one

all the - ‘games..
Coaches, therefore, are asked to
share the refereeing should they
be short an official.

A referee scheduler is being

sought for the under sevens and
eights. More officials are also
needed for these age groups. If
you can help out, phone Martha
eaugland at 635-2821. a

Michelle and Issy 0 on
national hoop team |

team is really short in these two
divisions, then coaches should
divide the combined teams
equally and play out the game.

During July and August,
referee scheduler Martha Haug-
land has problems finding of-

Michelle Hendry of Terrace
and Issy Maryntschak of
Kitimat have both gained places
on the 12-player Canadian Na-

tional junior girls basketball.

team. The final two roster cuts
were made Sunday at University

of Toronto, where the ‘team has
been working out for several
weeks. The team leaves Thurs-
day for an international tourna-
ment at Sao Paulo, Brazil,
Michelle is expected back home
about mid-August.

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Ali top
shot at.
nationals

At the Canadian National
Handgun Championships
held in Edmonton from July
16 - 22, AH Johnston of Ter-
race claimed the Ladies’ Air
Pistol Championship with an
aggregate two-match score of
733. Johnston’s score of 369
in the second match was
good enough to earn her a
position on the Canadian
ladies’ national team.

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