Page é, The Herakt Thursday, September 27, 1979 { \ TERR ACE-AEPIMEAT daily herald SPORTS TERRACE CLUB | Water polo meet here By DOM SCHAFFER Herald Staff Writer The Terrace Water Polo Club had its) annual executive elections Tuesday evening, with a new group dected, The club also an- nounced that the Terrace area has been selected by the B.C, Water Polo Association (BCWPA) to host one of its three sanctioned water palo meets this year. The dates for the annual Terrace Invitational Water Pelo Tournament have been . get for November 23, 24 and 3%. The BCWPA has selected Terrace to host a sanctioned tournament because of the large membership in the area, and because of the rapidly increasing interest in the sport. The tournament will in- clude both men's and women’s teams. Regular practices for the water palo club will com- mence with the reopening of the pod in October. This year the club will offer Hghter beginner's practices mi Tuesday nights at 9:30 pm. The practices will be opento both men and women 14 years of ageandup. New players will be taught the sic skills and rules, and will practice on Thursday and Sunday nights at 8:30 Bm, Joe Zucchiatti, spokesman for the club , said that last year the team put off many prospective new members with ita tough practices, “This year we'll have lighter practices for the new members, just to get them into the game, Zuccialti said.“We don’t want to put anybody off, we want to give peoplea chance to play a bit. The experienced members willhave the usual workouts, though.” The club's new executive consists of Fraser Sutherland president; Shelly Wilcox, vice-president: Ans Hendry, treasurer; Leslie Campbell, secretary; and Ken Lipinaki, Barry Davis and Joe Zucchiatti, direc- B. The group is looking for new players to help build a program which could eventually win the B.C. Championships, The club would like to hear from younger people in- terested in the competitive espectofthe game as wellas enyone interested in playing for the fun of it. The junior men's team and ladies’ team dd very well in the 1979 Summer Games, and Zuc- chiatti believes that with an infusion of new players, the Terrace area could soon be. the home of an extremely good water polo organization. , ‘The men’s team, is mostly made up of guys in their 30's who are at or past their peaks as players, and Tagge back at VANCOUVER (CP) — Quarterback Jerry Tagge will be restored to the active roster of British Columbia Lions in time for Saturday's game here against Winnipeg Blue Bombers, a spokesman for the Canadian Football League team said Wed- nesday. The veteran missed three Bames because of com- plications from a_ badly: ruised knee received Aug. 21 at Hamilton against the Tiger-Cats, Tagge played the first half of the Aug. 26 game here against Calgary Stampeders, but was forced to the sidelines when the injury was aggrevated, Joe Paopao has played arterback for the Lions in ree games this month and the Lions, second in the Western Football Conferece with an 8-2-1 record, won two of the games. Paopao, who completed a CFL record 18 consecutive passes here Sept, 22in a 94-25 win over Toronto Argonauts, with the group we have now, we just won't get that much better,” Zucchiatti said, “With some new players we could really build a good team here.” has drawn the starting assignment from coach Vic Rapp against Winnipeg. The Licns defeated the Bombers twice this season in earlier games at Winnipeg, Import Mike Nott, who re- placed Tagge on the active roster and played briefly ina. loss to Edmonton Eskimos, will be placed on waivers, . the spokesman said. Saturday’s game will feature a halftime presen- tation to 13-year veteran Jim Young for his efforts with the Lions. Top mark but still second VIENNA. (AP) ~~ Brian Orser .of . Penetanguishene, Ont., earned top marks in the Ski team tryouts The Kitsumkalum Ski Race Team |s encouraging all skiers interested in recing to find out about the team, by calling Butch’ Donnelly. There are two age groups -in the team. proposal, the Nancy Greene Team for children aged 13 and younger, and the Junior team for anyone over 13 years of age. Donnelly would like to have a meeting of any in- terested people Thuraday evening, Sept. 27, but he has rot yet arranged for a place. If anyone is interested in forming @ racing team, Donnelly would like them to call him at 635898 to find out about the arrangements, Rutland returned VANCOUVER (CP) — Centre Arthur Rutland has been returned to the major junior Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds by Vancouver Canucks, the National Hockey League team an- nounced Wednesday, short program of the men's event at-the Vienna Cup figure skating competition Wednesday but remained second over-all, The 18-year-old Canadian junior men's champion had eight ordinals and 29.68 points to win the short program ahead of Vladimir Rastchyotnov of the Soviet Union who scored 19 and 2.78, In the over-all men’s standings, Orser remained a close second to Gerald Schranz of Austria who had taken the lead in Tuesday'sheompulsory fig: ures. Schranz, fifth in the Wednesday’s short program, led the standings with 10 ordinals and 58.92 points, Orser was next with 12 and 58.52, followed by Rast- chyotnov with 25 and 56.00. Twelve-year-old Tracy Wainman of Toronto moved up to third place from fourth over-all in the women’s event even though she placed fourth in the short program. The Soviet Union's Marina Ignatova, who won the com- pulsory figures section Tuesday, placed firat in the short program as well and led the overall standings with 11 ordinals and 79.28 points. Sonya Stanek of Austria was in second place with 17 and 77.36 and Wainman was third with 34 and 72.92. Andrea Rohm of Austria, third after the compulsory figures, dropped down to fourth over-all. It is the first senior inter- national competition for Wainman who earlier this year won the Canadian novice title. New cruiser bruiser ‘ GORIZIA, Italy (AP) — Yugoslav Mate Parlov, Making -the best of a defensive fight, won a unanimous but close decision over Tony Mundine of Australia Wednesday night in a semi-final of the World Boxing Council’s elimination for its new cruiserweight division. The 31-year-old Yugoslav, who weighed 189 pounds, now meets Marvin Camel of the United States in the final on Nov. 24. Camel had defeated Mexican David Cabrera in the other semi: final With a crowd of Yugoslavs cheering, Parlov depended on his superior experience in ducking Mundine's lightning assaults and landed powerful counterpunches in the last four rounds, The bout was close throughout. The referee had It 118-115 for the Yugolsav and two judges voted for him, 116-115 and 116-116. The victory brought Parlov’s record to 24 wing in 27 fights Fall bowling underway The Terrace Bowling Alley has begun hosting lis fall and winter leagues, and the standings from the first week's league play are in. The top teams in the Tuesday Coffee League are the Orphans with 10 points, followed by Different strokes with 9 and the Corner Pins with. The Silly Larks folled a 973 for team high single while the Donkey Five had high triple of 2729. Gilberte Rioux took the ladies high single for the week by rolling 025) single and finished with a 645 triple total. Gilberte also holds high-average with a20. Sesame Street leads the Tuesday Mixed league witha total of 18 points, followed by Lucky 7 with 15 points and Mel's Painting with 14. Team high single went to George Hauglan Trucking witha 1106 while team high triple was a 2003 rolled by Sesame Street. Men's high for the week went lo Cy Henney with an 814 triple and 317 single - Renney: also holds men’s high average with a 258, Ladies highs went to Leona Wileox who rolled a 270 single and finished with a 652 triple total. Ladies high average is held by Diane Bell with a 204, Diane Francis holds high average on Wednesday Matinee. Team leaders are the Early Risers with 17 points, followed by Coffee Wippers with 12 and the Gutter Trampe with 8, Coffee Wippers took the team highs by rolling a 974 single and finishing with a 2075 triple. Hilda Mercer had a 243 single while the high triple was a 596 rolled by Diane Francis. Silhouettes and Scram- Hers both hold 19 points for the lead in Wednesday Night Ladies, Following then are Team 7 and the Muppets, toth with 12 pointa. High single went to Kathy Eurt- sema with a 272 while Sheri Onstien took high triple with a 691 total. The Road Runners took team high single with a 1005, while the Gihouettes rolled a 2779 for team high triple. Ladies High average is held by Linda Miller with a 197. Thursday mixed has the Question Marks with 15 ins, followed by the imber Kings with 15 points. Team highs for the week went to Tilicum Theatre who rolled a 1046 single and Ginished with a 2924 triple, Del McCormach rolled a 313 single and finished witha 793 triple total. Ladies highs went to Christine Coombs who rolled a 271 single and a 702 total. Men's high average is a 239 held by Del Bjornson, with Christine Coombe holding a 237 for ladies high average. Top teams in the Friday Night Mixed are the Funny Five and As It Falls with 17 points each, followed by Pot Luck with 15 points, Team high single went to Over- waites with an 1127, with the high triple being a 2923 b the same team. Men’s hi single went to Moril Daigle with a 255 while Neil Seaholm took high triple with a 634 total. Ladies highs went to Joyce Ray with a 305 single and finishing with a 466 triple. Men's high average is 215 held by Doug Mumford with Winnie Tozer sporting a 212 for the ladies high. . He wins some, loses some, | but he won the latest one Phil Niekro did not treat Joe Niekro and Houston Astros with any brotherly love Wednesday night. Phil,. the 40-year-old inucklebali artist, became the first National League pitcher in 74 years ta win 20 games and lose 20 in the same season, hurling the Braves to a 4 victory over brother Joe and the Astros, The loss seriously damaged Houston's National Leagge West title hopes, dropping the secondplace Astros 2% games behind Cincinnati Reds. ‘ The Reds rallied for a 4-3 victory over San Diego Padres and reduced their pennant-clinching number to twi 0. Phil Niekro helped his cause by driving in four runs — two with a double off Joe, 20-11, in the second inning and two with a single in the fifth. He also stgqck out six, moving into a tie with Sandy . Koufax on baseball's. all- time strikeout list with 2,384. The Niekros are the first brothers in National League history to record 20 victories in the same season. Doubles by Ray Knight and Heity Cruz, plus Dave Collins’ RBI single produced two rung in the elghth and filed Cincinnati past aan ego asTom Seaver his Teh victory. ea In the National League East, first-place Pittsburgh Pirates increased their lead over Montreal to 1% games and reduced their pennant- clinching number to four, trouncing the Expos 10-1. Phil Garner and Tim Foli each had three RBI for the Pirates in support of Bruce Kison’s seven-hit pitching. Elsewhere in the National League, Philadelphia's Pete Rose had his 23-game hitting streak snapped, but the Phillies battered St. Louis Cardinals 11:5 with the help of Tim MecCarver’s three-run homer. Richie Hebner homered and doubled, extending his . hitting streak to nine games, and had four RBI, powering New York Mets to an 4-3 victory over Chicago Cubs. In the American League, Hoston’s Jim Rice became the 17th player in major league history to collect 200 hits in three conseculive seasons as the Red Sox downed Toronto Blue Jays 6- 4. Rice’s 200th hit of the year was a run-scoring single during a four-run Boston first inning, Baltimore's East Division champions got home runs from Eddie Murray, Benny Ayala.and Daug DeCinces in thrashing the Detroit Tigers 13-2, New York's Ron Guidry won his 18th game, pitching B sevenhitter and: striking out 11, while Oscar Gamble drove in four runs with a° double and a home run aa the - Parkes, defeated Cleveland Bruce Bochte’s grand slam home run highlighted Hatchery helps CADDY LAKE, Man, (CP) — It's not likely that the Manitoba angler: battling: a. trout gives much thought for the Whiteshell Fish Hat- chery. But he should. Without the helping hand that the hatchery - gives nature, the battle might not have taken place, Located on a twe-acre site in. Whiteshell Provincial Park, the hatchery turns out thousands of trout each year to stock lakes in the province. Ray Scheufelt, resident fisheries technician, says the hatchery helps maintain the population of four species of ‘trout — rainbow, splake, brook and lake trout. The trout breed in Manitoba’s relatively few Spring-fed cold water lakes and are not as plentiful as other fish which thrive in the province’s warm water 8. Without the hatchery, avid fishermen and natural predators would soon cause the trout population to dwindle to an unacceptably low level, Scheufelt says. The fish are kept in the hatchery until they become about 125 millimetres long, a period of from one to three years. During this time the fish progress through several staages. Eggs are brought to the hatchery during the spring from spawning camps throughout Manitoba. After an incubation period of several weeks, the newly- hatched trout are moved to one of several 4.5-metre-long tanks for the summer, By fall, they are mature enough to be moved to a larger tank called a raceway — about 80 metres in length. Temperature of the water inall the tanks is maintained at 12 C. and is pumped through at a rate of about 30 litres a minute. , “The temperature and speed of the water is very important,” Scheufelt says, explaining that a variationin — either would kill many of the fish, - While at the hatchery, the fish are fed a dry con- eentrate. By the time they are mature enough to be transported by truck to various lakes, they have become very selective about the type of bait they'll take, says Scheufelt, who has worked at the hatchery for seven years. But once hooked, they provide the fisherman with a good fight and a good meal. 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