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Terrace’s Humphreys tries Ironman —

The gruelling Ironman Triathlon
at Penticton Aug. 26 saw records
fall to the top athletes, plus an
excellent showing by Terrace’s Ian
Humphrey in the over-40 age
group. | _

It was his first crack at the stren-

uous event, and overall, out of 950

competitors, Humphrey placed

282nd. In the 2.3-mile swim, he

wound up third for his 40-to-44

age group, and left the water in
' 73rd position.-His swim time was
' $8 minutes, 26 seconds.

The bike ride of 112 miles
brought his time to six hours, 56

minutes, 44 seconds. Then his’

marathon run of just over 26 miles
brought his total time to 11 hours,
25 minutes, 50 seconds. Ian was

24th in his age group at the end.

- Most of the athletes were male
— only 128 women entered. Com-
petitors came from 24 countries,
44 American states and all 10
Canadian provinces.

Organizers needed 4,000 volun-

teers to operate the massive event.
- Erin Baker of the U.S. knocked -

'

45 minutes off the 1988 course

record for women. She finished in
nine hours, five minutes. and 28
seconds — 15 minutes ahead of
her closest rival.

Lori Bowden was the top Cana-
dian woman in seventh spot.

Ray Browning of the U.S. won
the men’s title for the third straight
year. He beat his own 1988 record
by 12 minutes with a time of eight
hours, 32 minutes and 52 seconds.

Brian Countryman of Edmonton

“was the top Cahadian'male‘in Lith —

place.

- Scrub title to Garfields ©

Garfields needed an extra inning.

to pull off a 15-12 victory in the
final of the annual Terrace mixed
scrub softball tournament at River-
side Park.

Despite a disappointing registra-
tion of only 17 teams, organizers

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a single-knockout, one-day series
on Sunday, Aug. 26.

In quarter-final action, Garfields
beat out Terrace Alkies 21-12,
Castouts defeated Finning 12-6,
Saints bombed Tolsec 32-9, and R
and R Express edged Dave’s

SUNDAY: Terrace Athletics Association
MONDAY: Terrace Minor Hockey (First three Mondays of

‘DOORS OPEN AT 4:30 P.M.

beating Castouts 18-7. In the

playoff for third and fourth, Cast-

outs outscored R and R 12-5.
Saints kept up with Garfields in
regulation time for the final, but
the champs scored the needed run
in an extra frame to win the title

TERRACE CURLING
ASSOCIATION

NOTICE OF

SEPTEMBER
12TH, 1990 —
at 7:30 P.M. |

at the Terrace Curling Club,
3210 School Street, Terrace, B.C. :
Also, pre-registration for the 1990/91 curling season.

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Terrace Minor Baseball (Remaining Mondays of
every month)
TUESDAY: Kermode Friendship Society
WEDNESDAY: Terrace Blue Back Swim Club
Terrace Peaks Gymnastics
THURSDAY: Sponsoring Comm. to 747 Cadets
Order of the Royal Purple
EARLY FRIDAY: Canadian Paraplegic Association
LATE FRIDAY: Nisga’a Tribal Council (Terrace Local)
SATURDAY: Canadian Parents For French — Morning
Terrace Soccer Association - (Alternate)
B.C. Paraplegic Foundation — Evening .
LATE NIGHT: Kinsmen Club of Terrace
a ~ Terrace Figure Skating Club - (Alternate).

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