win an

Fourth

Organizers of the annual

'36-hole Skeena Junior Golf.
Tournament should really con-

sider giving Kitimat’s Brian
McDonald the championship
trophy as a permanent keeper.

_ The 17-year-old noted hockey
player not only won the tourney

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for a fourth straight year, but he
also shot a hole-in-one on the

par-three second hole during his

second trip around the nine-hole

‘course on the last day. .

- McDonald, who used a wedge .
for his ace, finished up with
rounds of 82 and 77 for a 159° —

Violence in Vegas —
for B.C. rep team

_A teammate of Jackie Brown.
of Terrace is glad to be back on
this side of the border.

‘The boys both play on the.
B.C, under-17 basketball rep .
team and competed in the Las
Vegas Invitational tournament
the week of July 22 to 29.

Jason Pamer is the player
happy-to be home because he
was the target'of a pellet gun the -
day they arrived at Vegas.

As he walked from a

“restaurant to his hotel, a pellet

gun shot from a passing car
struck him in the abdomen. He
went to hospital for X-rays,

Clark 9th

| Dr. Paul Clark’s marathon ef-
fort at the Stoke-Mandeville
games in England late in July

‘ was-not his best by far. -

The Terrace optometrist man-
aged only ninth place out of a
roster of 70 wheelchair athletes.
His time of just under two hours
fell short on four out of his five
marathons in 1988. .

“It was my eighth fastest time
ever,’” he said upon return to
Terrace, Overall, Canada had
competitors placing third, fifth

_and 13th in the marathon, plus

Paul's ninth.

Clark said the weather was
fine until the last 10 kilometers,
when the rains came in buckets.

These annual games for
handicapped athletes had 34

where it was found the missile
had gone in and out of the hole.
The injury didn’t stop him
from playing the next day. .-
As for the team’s effort, they
wound.up losing their first two
matches before winning their
final game. =
They lost 83-62 to San Diego
and 69-51 to. Ohio before win-
ding up with a 63-51 victory over
Oregon. | ;

The team was at the Western
Canadian Juvenile Champion-

ships last week, but results are -
not yet available.

at Stoke -

«countries represented. Canada
was second overall in the collec-
tion of gold medals. .

Clark will continue his busy
world schedule this month when
he heads to Seattle for the an-
nual ‘Wheels of Fire’ 10-

‘kilometer race on the 19th.

Upcoming is the Montreal
Marathon in late September, an-
other marathon in Heibelberg,
West Germany on Oct. 8, and
the Japan Marathon Nov. 6.

~ We asked Paul what to expect
in 1990 and he told us he’s look-
ing at the World Games in
Holland in mid-July, perhaps a
marathon in Switzerland in
May, and a return to the Japan
‘Marathon in November.

Coming events in

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_ regional
Thornhill Motors will sponsor
the first annual Larry Swanson

- Memorial men’s slo-pitch soft-

ball tournament on Labour Day

weekend. Entry fee for the four- .
-day series beginning Sept. 1 is.

$300 per team. Entries must be
in by Aug. 28. Enter at Thorn-
hill Motors.

A mixed volleyball tourna-
ment at Rotary Park is coming
up in Terrace on Aug. 19 and 20.
it costs $60 a team and entries
must be in to Lisa Kirkaldy
(638-8801) by this coming week-
end. Teams must have at least

three women on the roster.

The Terrace Summer Hockey
School and night league for
those 16 and older starts on

‘Monday the 14th. Linesmen and
referees are still needed. Night
league players are asked to.sign
‘up this week. Contact Terrace

sports ©

Totem Ford, or Cliff Sharples.
Still time to register for the
Inn of the West’s third annual
charity golf tournament at the
_Skeena Valley club on the 27th.
It's $60 for the 18-hold tourna-
ment that features big prizes,
lunch and dinner, and 2-ball,
alternate-shot golf. Sign up at
the Inn of the West.
The Skeena Valley Challenge
bicycle race place Aug. 20 on
Highway 16, This year the race
goes from Prince Rupert to Ter-
race. The entry deadline is this
Thursday. Riders can pay their
$25 entry fee at Sundance Ski
and Sport in Terrace.

‘The Terrace Summer Hockey
School is hosting a celebrity golf
tournament on Sunday, the
20th. To get details and sign up,
contact Terrace Totem Ford.

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Roger Hanninen — won overall § =

low net with a 133. Hanninen
was five strokes up for low gross
after his “first round, but
McDonald.got hot in round two

to edge out Roger by two :

strokes.
’ For the first flight, low gross
honors went to Kitimat’s Cam

Mitch Shinde of the local club.
Shinde’s brother Matt won low
net with clubmate Mevin
Marleau runnerup.

Brown, who settled for second
on a count-back. ~ |
Net honors in the second
flight went to Shawn Thom and

_Jon Shepherd, respectively.

Rod MelInnes and Shane De-
Jong went one-two for gross in
the third flight. In net play it was-

Terry Smith first and Ryan Mid-

dleton second. = -
“The two-day event attracted:

92 golfers, including two girls.

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Kitimat’s Brian McDonald recently won the Skeena Golf

Tournament for the fourth year In a row.

Rupert bike race at

Prince Rupert’s initial week- Mark Henry for seniors, and

end bicycle race program was
termed quite successful when all ~

was tabulated at the end.

This first annual event at-
tracted 25 riders, 24 of them
male. The only female was San-
dy Dyson of Smithers, who rode

‘against the men in eyery event.

The 70-kilometer. men’s road
race went to series organizer

Guido Schnelzer for juniors...
Henry’s co-organizer Ralph
Andreeson was first in senior for
the 1.5-kilometer hill climb. His
time was three minutes, 11.94
seconds. Schnelzer won the
junior side by only five-one-
hundredths of a second over An-
dreeson. . oo
Terrace’s Mike Christensen

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Runnerup Andreeson was only
one second behind. Schnelzer
again won the junior side in
92.49, -
The criterum went to. senior
Glen Buchannan of. Smithers
and junior Aaron Marogna of
Rupert. . _
Overall, Andreeson and
Christensen were one-two in
senior while Schnelzer wo
‘junior with ease. | -

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Centennial Llons 15, Terrace Travel 3
Skeena Sawmills 5, Shoppere Orugs 1 -

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