PAGE 4, THE HERALD, Monday. July 17, 1978

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last weekend.

t) civic representative for the Loyal Order of Moose,
presents Can-Cell coach J, Wideman with a $600 cheque. The money
will be used to help pay for the teams trip to the provincial finals

Terrace softball team
in provincial finals

Photo by Jim Morris

3 you again, Can-Cell Team

On behalf of the coaches
manager and players of Can-
Cell Allstar Girls Midget
Softball team we would like-
to thank those people that
have made it possible to send
gar team -to the Provincial
Finals -in Vancouver. We
would dike to thank Terrace
Esso for ‘the use of their
station to raise money on car
washes also the Totem Gulf.

Also we'd like to ‘thank
Terrace Co-op for the space
they gave us for the bake
sale, A special thanks to Mr.

Sturby and Staff of the Loyal |,

Order of Moose Club, and
Columbia Cellulose Limited

. “ for their generous con-|.
“ tribution that makes us

possible to go. .

We will do all we can to
bring the trophy back to
Terrace. We sincerely thank

Nicklaus wins British Open

Nicklaus himself
recognized it later when,
after his twostroke victory
for his third British Open

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ST. ANDREWS, Scotland
(Reuter) — When the huge
crowd of 25,000 surrounding
the final hole on the Old

Course acclaimed Jack title, he said: “I think
Nicklausas BritishOpen golf know what my feeling is for
champion wilh a deafening golf, for British golf and for
roar Saturday, they werenot thehistory of the game, and
only paying homage to a that I appreciate what the
great champion, They were game is here, ;

also saluting a kindred “T appreciate their feeling ©

spirit. towards the game. They

Hall of fame

nominations

Garcia Canadian Fishing Hall of -Fame
nominations will be accepted until August 1.

Selection by the national board of judges is the
ultimate angling accolade, and those so honored
join. what could be the world’s most elite
assemblage.of Fishing Greats...

Present members are Rt. -Hon.. John. G.
Diefenbaker, salmon conservationists Jack
Fenety and “Happy” Fraser, international gold
medal casters Joe Phillips and Pete Edwards,
renowned journalists Gregory Clark, Pete
McGillen and Roderick Haig-Broan, and 18th-
century fish culturist Samuel Wilmot.

Eligible are all past and present Canadian
residents whose achievements have resulted in
the preservation and improvement of Canada's
sport fisheries. Also, those whose contributions
and efforts have been directed toward improving

the skills and enjoyment of this nation’s seven —

million anglers,

Individuals and associations are invited to
submit documented nominations to: The Garcia
Canadian Fishing Hall of Fame, 2440 Haines
Road, Mississauga, Ontario LAY 3W1.

understand it better here

than anywhere else in the
world. For some reason they
haveattached itto me, and it
is very nice.”

It was the second time that
Nicklaus, 30, had won the
open on the legendary old
lay-out where the gaine had
its beginnings more than a
century ago.

WIN PLAYOFF

In 1970, the last time this
Scottish university town was
host to the event, Nicklaus

_ tied over 72 holes with fellow

American Doug Sanders,
then won the title ina playoff
by one stroke.

This time, Nicklaus took
the tournament outright by
breaking away from a
tightly bunched field with as
solid a round of golf ashe can
ever have played.

He scored a
par 69, recording . three
irdies and not going over
par once in a difficult wind
that wrecked the chances of
piavers less prepared for the
Qld Course then he was.

Nicklaus mentioned the
wind later, saying that when
he nwoke in the morning and
saw that it had completely
changed direction overnight,
be was delighted.

“We had it like that last

- week and in 1970, but a lot of

the weren't here then
and I knew they might not

know how to play it. I know
that wind. I remembered
what lines to play with it. I
think. that made a lot of
difference." -

As in 1970, Nicklaus ended
a three-year span during
which he had not won a
major
distressing situation for a
man who has won more

major events than anyone ~

else.

Five U.S. Masters titles,
Four U.S. PGA crowns,
three U.S. Opens and three
British Opens give him 15 of
what are regardad in golf as
the Big Four. Add to them
two U.S. amateur titles
before he turned profes-
sional and the record is awe-

some.
4] feel super, absolutely

- super, I don't know quite how -

to express my feelings,” he
said, “Of course I wondered
if 1 would ever win another
major, but I felt that if I kept
working and kept playing,

they would come again.” -. |
His 72-hole total was 23%". &
par ani two .

seven under
fewer than he needed in 1970.
The closest to him at the
finish were Americans Tom
Kite, Ben Crenshaw and Ray
Floyd, along with Simon
Owen of New Zealand. In the
end it was Owen, playing
with Nicklaus, who stayed
with the champion the
longest.

The unrated 27-year-old
New Zealander, who burst on
the scene with his back nine
score of 33 in exacting
conditions on Friday on the
way to a 69, took the lead
briefly Saturday by chipping
into the 15th hole from off the
green to capa birdie barrage
of five in seven holes.

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Snoopy’
winner

The Terrace Reds
“Snoopy” Draw was held on
the weekend and the lucky
winner was Mike MecKuich of
Terrace, B.C. ;

The Reds, who are now
defunct, would like to take
this opportunity to thank
those who bought tickets to
aid them in their expenses
this season.

Fishing
Report

Don Pearson
Custom Sports

High tide this morning at
9:45 am, of 11.241, and low
tide at 3:15 p.m. of 6.6 it.
Douglas Channel fishing was
good with Sue Channel quile
good although mostly
Springs.

The reason for this is the
last while Sue Channel has &
been producing quite a
number of Coho.

The first report of Salt
Pink Salmon caught has also
beer received.

It was quite rough last
night and I tried the north
end of Coste Island for a
couple of hours and although
the effort was put in, there
was no Salmon caught.

The popular hook-up is still
an Ab & Ai flasher followed
by herring strip in a super
strip teaser, rolled at 30 it. of
depth.

ahr yi!
rainfall of over 400 inches.

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