Clark

sets

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records

Four individual events and four world records.

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That sums up wheelchair athlete Paul Clark’s efforts at the Cana- Tt

. dian Foresters Games for the physically disabled during the last
week of August at Brantford, Ontario.

He also teamed up with Pat Harris of Prince George, Paul
Johnson of Victoria and Scott Patterson of Vancouver-to form the
' B.C..team in the four-by-100 meter relay. They set a Canadian
record with a winning time of two minutes, 9.65 seconds.

Clark’s world records were all i impressive. He ripped apart the -
5,000-meter event in a time of 13 minutes, 37.9 seconds, This time —

was 37 seconds faster than the 14.14:71 time that Clark set for a

world record at Stoke-Mandeville, England, only a few weeks ago. -

His time at Stoke had broken the old mark by 49 seconds.
He also broke his own world mark in the 400 meters. His previous

record (also set at Stoke) was 1.03:88. At Brantford he crossed the .

finish line in 1.01:60.

The record he set at Stoke in the 1,500 also fell with a new time of |

3.52:0, The old mark was 3.59:89.

Finally, Clark took about five seconds off the world mark of 2. 08

for the 800 meters, Paul’s new time was 2.03:25.
_ _ Allhis records were set in unsettled weather conditions. It rained
during most of the time at Brantford. :
‘On his way Home from Brantford, Paul stopped : at Seattle for the
15-kilometer ‘“Wheels of Fire’’ wheelchair race on Aug. 30. This
. was the same race where Clark broke his arm in a crackup last year,

Many of the best wheelers i in N orth America were there, including
several with less-handicapped disabilities than Paul. The event of-

The Scores are...

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wi inn of the West 11-SKB Molsons 10

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~ SKB Molsons 24-Cedar River Timber 13,

‘Remaining games September 8 to 10.

TERRACE YOUTH SOCCER |
_ FINAL LEAGUE WINNERS -

a UNDER 10 — Skeena Sawmills
UNDER 12 — Finning Tractor

~ .UNDER 13 — Bavarian Inn -
UNDER 15 — AllSeasons
GIRLS DIVISION — Pizza Hut

Playoffs: run this week untill. final games this Sunday. oe

NORTHWEST MEN'S SOCCER LEAGUE
PLAYOFF SCORES

Juventis Timbermart 4-Thornhill Pub 3
Skeena Sawmill 2-Repap 1 mo
Silver Bullets 2-Aiyansh 2.

Skeena Sawmill 3-Aiyansh 2.

Silver Bullets 3-Juventis Timbermart 0

| FIRST “SESSION:

SECOND SESSION

fered $25,000 in prize money to the first 15 finishers.

Unfortunately, Clark managed only an 18th place finish out of

the more than 200 competitors, He was out of the money.

Next on-Paul’s agenda is the 10-kilometer “*Terry Fox’’ race for

cancer funds on Sept. 13. He also plans to enter the All Seasons f.

half-marathon here on Oct. 25.

Finally, tabulations of the games at Brantford reveal that the
blind, wheelchair and amputee athletes ripped apart the record
book with 38 world and 10 Canadian records. .

All Native

Soccer |

thanks contributors

To the editor,

The Canyon City Lions Club
would like to thank the follow-
ing businesses and organizations

McCoy makes:
| “Best-Ever’

Prince Rupert’s Matt McCoy |
was among the final cuts for the
Pacific Region  ‘‘Best-Ever’’
under-17 hockey team training
camp at Calgary in late August.

The 16-year-old defenceman
was among 22 B.C. players up
against the best 22 from Alberta

‘in the last selection camp of the
summer.

The 20-player team picked -

from this camp will compete
with .other regional squads
against top under-17 European
teams at an international tour-
_nament in Quebec during the up-
coming Christmas break.
McCoy was the only Nor-
thwest player making the B.C.
portion of the team. =

| - Life,

‘for their support during our.
“l-year All Native Soccer Tour-

naments.,

First of all thanks to: School
District 88; District of Terrace;
Legion Branch 13 and the Kins-
men Club. .

Merchants for trophies: Pepsi
Cola, Sight & Sound, Mutual
Haida - Travel, Kelly’s
Stereo; Terrace Equipment and
Northern Nissan.’ -

‘Merchants’ who provided :
Wilkinson Business.
Machines; Ev’s Men’s Wear; All -

gifts:

Seasons; Overwaitea, Gim’s
Restaurant, Co-Op and Terrace
Builders.

We also want to thank CFTK.

and all the newspapers for their
great coverage of the games.

Thanks also to Tom Olson for |

the use of his chip wagon.
We hope we haven’t missed

anyone, for we greatly ap-_

preciate all the help and support
from each and everyone.
Thanks once again.

William E. Young
On behalf of the .
_ Canyon City Lions Club L..

_ Thornhill Pub 4-Repap 2

| THIRD SESSION Aiyansh 1-Repap 0

FOURTH SESSION. Alyansh 4-Juventis Timbe

| | ; Silver Bullets 1-Repap 0 |
_ FIFTH SESSION Silver Bullets 5-Skeena Sawmill 2
ee Juventis Timbermart 1-Repap 0
Thornhill Pub 7-Alyansh 2 |
ee FINAL PLAYOFF STANDINGS
TEAM WON LOST _ TIED
Thornhill Pub 4 4
_ Silver Bullets. 3 1. 1
' Juventis Timbermart 3 20 |
Alyansh - QQ 2 1
Skeena Sawmill 2. 3
Repap 0 —~=§ -

Juventis Timbermart 3-Skeena Sawmill 20 .
Thornhill Pub 2-Silver Bullets 1 :

_ Thornhill Pub 3-Skeena Sawmill 1

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Tuesday, August 18 Nord Blom-
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