. available* frei,

The first weekend of June
brought tons of sunshine, so
minor baseball and minor soft-
ball took advantage with four.
Terrace: playoffs and tour-
naments. ;

The Senior Babe Ruth
baseball tourney was set to go
with five teams, but Burns Lake
finked out at the last minute, so .
it was three from Terrace plus
the Houston Reds. -

Two Terrace senior league 7

_teams met in the Friday night

opener with Video Stop downing

Credit Union 7-4.

Saturday’s opener had thé
Terrace Junior Babe Ruth reps
beat Houston 3-2. Houston

came right back and. eliminated —

Credit Union 5-3. *
Video Stop then downed the
Juniors 11-7 to earn a place in
the final of the double-knockout
affair, The Juniors next faced:
revenge-minded Houston, who
blasted the younger chaps 17-4.
Houston earned the other
final berth, but needed two wins

to take home the crown. Such ©

was not to be as unbeaten Video
Stop outscored the Reds 18-13
for the tourney title.

The minor softball series all
provided titles for Terrace en-

‘on July 15 weekend for. provin-

girls’: under-18 softball. playoff

‘winner got a trip to the B. c.

opener of this double-knockout
_playoff,. then outscored Telkwa

Terrace Review — -Wesinesday, Jut une 24; 1989

Good Terrace ze showing in minor baseball, , softbal

tries.
In the bantam ‘girls’ provincial
zone playoff. (a best-of-three).

against Smithers McEwans, the . : |
Terrace Alm-Wood. Construc-

tion girls won it in two. straight
— 7-§ and ‘15-7.

- Alm-Wood and ‘our North-
coast Road Maintenance
peewees both head for Squamish

cial finals. The peewees won

their zone title unchallenged. ©
‘Our Crest Insulation ‘North-

stars came out victorious ‘in the

involving Smithers, Telkwa and.
the local squad. -This zone seven

Summer. Games.
Northstars watched Telkwa
beat Smithers 25-15 in the

34-20. Smithers came back to
eliminate Telkwa 21-11.

The title contest went to
Northstars on a 22-7 victory
over Smithers.

It was a piece of cake for
Skeena Hotel’s under-18 boys in
a Summer Games best-of-three
playdown against Hazelton. It
was over in two by the lopsided

. scores of 17-1 and 12-0,

Ansems and weather |

hot for Fun Run

The weather was too good!

_ Mid-20’s heat held entry in the
_ Skeena Valley Runners’

Club
annual five and 10-K ‘Fun Run’
on June 4 down to 45, compared
to.70-in 1988. .

It was the same format as last
year, using a circuit around the

Horseshoe area. Of the entry

list, 12 came ‘from Prince
Rupert, including three of the
running Nelson clan, father and
sons.

However, the veteran Ed
Ansems grabbed the 10-K lead
and held on to beat Charles
Nelson by about a block. Ed had
a time of 34.26 minutes while
Charles romped in 34 seconds
later.

Third place went to Colin:

Parr in 35.54,
‘For the ladies, Sue Walker-
Simpson won, as expected, in

39.18. Making it a clean Terrace ©

sweep was runnerup Jackie
Sturn in 44.18 and Nancy Mur-
ray in 45.42.

-On the five-K side, it was all
Terrace in top three for male
and female. -

Gordon Buxton was first in
17 45, followed by Gary Pet-
tipas in 19.39 and young Jon
Shepherd in 19.57.

Debbi Scarborough won the
ladies’ five-K in 22.36, Student
Megan Reid was next, followed
by Sarah Weston.

Coming events in
regional sports

Alcan’s 11th annual _ half-

marathon race is coming .up.
Saturday starting at 10 a.m. at

the Alcan tour building.

- Registration is 9:00 to 9: 45, The
race accommodates runners and
bicycle riders of all ages. Bikers
have to go double-distance- for
their event. Runs can go five, 10
or 21. kilometers.. All com-
petitors get certificates and
refreshments.

Entries are still being sought
for an oldtimers’ round-robin
soccer tournament Sunday, June
17, Players must be 35 or older.
The team entry fee is $100. For
information phone 635-9231 or

635-2880.
A ‘reminder that the first an-

nual Kitimat River. Challenge

bicycle race is coming
Canada Day, July 1. It’s an

80-kilometer jaunt from River-.

lodge parking lot to Mount
Layton atid back. Information is

(632-543) * OF

638-1345.

The Terrace hockey school
and summer league is rapidly
filling up for the last two weeks
of August. Youngsters are urged
to get entry forms completed
and submitted as soon as possi-
ble. Forms are available at loca-
tions where you find school
posters.

Registration
taken for summer soccer camps.
‘Credit Union camps for boys
and girls aged five to 16 run at

Terrace and Kitimat in July. -
Pick up forms at your Credit |

Union. The Northwest Residen-
tial Academy for boys 11 and up
is in Terrace in July. The local
Youth Soccer Association has
information.

Area boys under 16 who
would like to try out for the
B.C. Summer Games volleyball
team must phone Tom

_-Hlamakawa at. Thornhill ‘high

sehigol by. Thursday.

|

The Skeena Hotel under-18 boys’ te

Games recently witha tournament victory over Hazelton,

am earned themselves a berth In fhe: B.C. Summer

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