Drugglets finish runnerup - the Terrace Drugs team had to come back from the losers’ side of

7 i
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the double-knockout Terrace mosquito minor baseball tournament on the June 1 weekend.
They didn’t quite make It and fost out to Totem Gulf in the championship game.

Softballers compete in Smithers

There were more Ter-
race minor softball
teams than hometown
teams at a weekend tour-
nament in Smithers. And
Terrace showed why by
winning all three divi-
sions.

In the six-team Squirt
division, Terrace Little

Gassers finished first by
beating Co-op Stars in
the final. Middleton
Trucking - took third
place and Mr. Mikes
came fourth. The only
Smithers entries were
fifth and sixth.

Nine teams competed
in the Peewee division,

and again Terrace took
the top four places.
Operating Engineers
were first, followed by C
and B Services, CUPE
Hawkeyes and Cedar-
land Tire. The Terrace
All Seasons ‘entry came
last.

Only four teams per-
formed in the Bantam

_ section. Terrace Travel

won it with Smithers
Elks second, Smithers
McEwans third and Ter-

Terrace Review — Wednesday, June 11, 1986 7

1 Clark is fifth in

Switzerland marathon

Terrace optometrist,
Paul Clark, made his trip
to Switzerland for the
Lake Sempache wheel-
chair marathon well
worth the effort on the
June 1 weekend.

The 28-year-old hand-
icapped athlete set a per-
sonal best time of one

Teams

needed

Some local lady soft-
ball players are looking
to set up a tournament
on the June 28 weekend,

and they’re wondering if ©
there’s enough team in- ©

terest in the region. |

Now, to clear up con-
fusion on what style they
hope to set up, please be
advised that it won’t bea
slo-pitch series. It won't
be fastpitch, either.

This ‘‘somewhere-in-
between’’ tournament
won't allow arch or
windmill pitching.
Teams would only be

‘allowed to use two

players from any com-
mercial league.

An entry fee won't be |

determined until the
number of teams is
known. If you would like
to put a team in this pro-
posed series, phone
Karen Evans at 638-0306

hour, 54 minutes, 52
seconds, which was good
enough for fifth overall,
and first in his class-two
handicap section.

More than 100 of the
world’s fastest wheelers
were there, Andre Viger
of Quebec won the race
in a time of 1.45:58.
Another Canadian, Ted-
Vince of Edmonton,
placed fourth, only five
seconds ahead of Clark.
French racers took se-
cond and third positions.

Clark now says he’s

-back on track after a

disappointing show at
the Vancouver Marathon
last month. He’s home in
Terrace for a short stay
before heading. for Win-

nipeg and the National
Wheelchair Marathon
this coming weekend.

Terrace athlete Paul Clark.

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