Hnesday, June 22, 1966

TERRACE _Omineca” HERALD, TERRACE, BRITISH COLUMBIA

econd Place Win
‘or Terrace. Loggers |

Terrace Loggers baseball club returned. hore Monday
a long, hard battle in driving to the top of a weekend
ball tournament in Hazelton,

Loggers played four long
ers in the five team fixture,
vere finally ransacked by Pr.
rt All-Stars, who were rested
raring to go, after. having
id only two games, — one
day.
ace powered their way over
felkwa club in the opener on
meday morning, by heating pit-
SaJoe Watson, with nine ‘hits
whree stolen bases, The Log-

Reblayed the Kitwanga Vuleans

mer o'clock and came out losing
mango two at the hands of home-
aemitting pitcher Wilford Wilson.
in just ha’ to be the most
vel hurler in the Bulkley
League, and his team is in
Seerot in that league.
Mreers again played Telkwa
waoy morming and took an early
maf eleven to two before Telk-
maddenly swarmed to life. They
m back with a barrage of hits
mombined with Terrace errors,
mithin one run of tying the

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ball game before they were elim-
inated.

Terrace came back at three
o'clock to play Kitwanga in one of
the best crowd-thriflers in the
tournament. It had all the glitter

and color that the fans could |;

want. Reckless base-running, pow-
even ball game to the bitter end.
er hitting, a few errors, and an
even ball game to the bitter end,
Terrace finally came out on top
after being ahead four times, by
two runs, :

Red L’Estrange came out of
semi-retirement to catch this game.
Rocky Larocque started on the
mound, and stayed until the sey-
enth, when he was pulled and Fred
Philpot took over mound duties.
Manager L’Estrange banged out
two hits, his first in about four
years, hoth were for extra bases.
Short stop Bobby Panton was
breezing along with a 540 batting
average and Rollie Fairclough wag
Starting to hit the ball. Ferrace
Picked up the win, but Loggers
were getting leg. weary.

Gerry McPhail twisted an ankle
at second base. Jack Philpvt was
having leg trouble. Third baseman
Keith Larson, was just plain worn
out; and there was still the All.
Stars team to demolish.

The final game got underway at
seven o'clock. In the first inning
Fred Philpot, batting second in the
line-up, banged a tremendous
drive that looked like a winner out
to left field. Rupert fielder, Roger
Smith got back to Uhe fence, jump-
ed high in the air and stebbed the
ball, robbing Freddie of his sec-
ond home-run of the tournament..

" All-Stars: picked up-two rung in

the second.on an error to Keith
Larson and a triple to right-centre.
Terrace loaded the bases in the
third, but had no one left to drive
in any runs, Loggers again Joaded
the bases in the fifth, but couldn't
Squeeze anyone home to score.
Rupert picked up one for almost
every inning and went on to win.
Manager Red L’Estrange said
Tuesday that the Terrace boys
Played tremendous ball.
There were only 10 players in
fie: dugout on Saturday. ‘Three of

the top players were not out either | -

day. Spud Larson, Johnny Miller,
an Don Panton couldn't make the
trip. They may have made the dif-
ference.

Bobby Panton won the top hit-
ting award, getting 10 for nineteen

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ROYAL CANADIAN LSGION
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Dispatch

by ap Bogelund

The Legion welcomes Miss Marie
Colebank and Mrs, Edith Wavwin-
sky, who were both initiated at the
last: general meeting: Applications
for membership were approved for
Clifford. H.: Gailey, Charles FP,

Deane, Bernard P, Rowe and Don-

ald P. Nelson:

Comrade Ss, N. “4. Kirkaldy was
presented with a desk. stand and
a paper knife, in recognition of his
many years as a Legionaire and a
hardworking member: of Branch

No. 13. Comrade Kirkaldy and his| —

family will be leaving Terrace in
late July to take up residence on
Vancouver Island, Ag a ‘suitable
send-off from Terrace, a Kirkaldy

Night will be held at the Legion} —

Premises on July 15.

ate

The Hiext apotta meet will. be
held in Terrace on June 29; once
again we plead for assistance from
parents and other interested mem-
bers of the community, to assist ug
with all the many tasks required to
organize and run a successful
sports meet. Please contact Nick
Nattress or your branch secretary.

Of special interest to all you
Bingo fans.— the Legion auditor-
ium will be open each Thursday
night, throughout the summer, for
the weekly Bingo game. The new
jack pot starts out with $250, See
you Thursday night at the Legion
auditorium.

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at bats. Wilford - Wilson, who-hurl-
ed a total of twenty-four innings
of bail got the best pitching award.
Dale Esche, Logger hurler who won
Terrace’s first game, won a ten

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he turned in. Freddie -Philpot won
a certificate for his home run. Log:
gers have played a total of 12
games, won seven and lost five,
and in tournament play have won
a third and a second place finish.

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