Historic Cup won

The oldest golf trophy still in .

play on the Saanich Peninsula was
won by a Victoria golfer recently.

Archie McCulloch defeated
Sidney golfer Ed Ostachowicz by
three and two strokes in the cham-
pionship flight of the Ardmore
Men’s Championship.

The annual championship
trophy was first awarded in 1929.
Its roots go. back to the original
Ardmore Club opposite Downey
Road, along West Saanich Road,
before the course moved to its
present location on Ardmore
Drive and West Saanich.

In the B flight, the winner of the
Stewart Cup was Sidney golfer
Will Jensen, who finished one

stroke better than Charles Restcll,
also of Sidney.
The Beaton trophy for the C
flight winner was taken by Jim
Johnstone of Sidney, who was one
stroke better than George Shute,

‘also of Sidney.

The low medalist in the qualify-
ing round was Victoria golfer
Dave Huggins, who shot a gross
71 on the nine-hole Ardmore
course.

The final competition. .was
played during the last part of
August and early September. Fol-
lowing the qualifying round,
match play was. used throughout
the competition with no handicaps
permitted in the championship
flight,

Rookies upset vets in touch football

The Truant Marine Rockets
were upset 25-17 in the season
opener of the Greater Victoria
Men’s Touch Football League,
Sunday at Victoria High School.

The winning team, The Fossils,
allhough rookies in the lIcague,
managed to beat the veteran Rock-
ets through the strong quaterback-

ing of Jeff Holden.

He hit flanker Dave Lochart
several: times with long passes,
including two for touchdowns.

The Rockets’ offence was slug-
_ gish for most of the game, said

coach Paul Noyce...

~ Rockets pivot. Dan Gallagher
finally: got his offence moving
with an excellent pass and run to

Ron Thynne, which resulted in‘a ©

touchdown.

Being the first game of the.
season, both teams were plagued
with penalties and. two Rocket

touchdowns were called back ~

because of infractions.
Rockets safety Marty Haughton
had a strong game on defence with -
two key interceptions. The first set
up the Rockets’ second touch-
down and the second scored two

points on a conversion attempt.
Gavin Bland was very consis- :

tent at the wide receiver position,
making five receptions of seven
attempts.

“Allin all it was.a scrappy first -

game with both teams emir:
poise and finesse,”’ Noyce said.

| Local cyclist masters —

| the Coquihalla course

: A. Sidney businessman and ~
~~ member of the Sidney Velo’

Cycling Club: won: the masters’

-- division of the:Second Coquihalla :
_ Bicycle Race Challenge, Aug. 2 ;

and 3.

age category in both road race.and
: criterium, competitions’ while: rid-
ing a bicycle of his own design

and construction.

Fahring has been building his

own bicycle frames for the last
_several-months only, under ane

“ Pahnini label;

Sidney Velo has now, completed
‘ils cighth. summer scason of time
trials. on. the Peninsula and two
‘course records were broken.

~~ Victor Cellarius of Saanichton

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