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Off-roaders hit rain a

By Mike Cox
MUD AND SWEAT were
out in full force at the Red
Sand Root Shoot off-road
cycling race May 23-24,

But the rain didn’t stop
off-roaders from enjoying
the competition.

Adam — Spensicy, of
McBike, said the conditions
weren’t the greatest, but it
made for a great race.

“You don’t really notice
the weather when you're in
the bush anyways,’ he said.

Even with the muddy con-
ditions, Spensley said the
course wasn’t as challeng-
ing as he thought.

“Ys a pretty mellow
course for what I’m used to
riding, but I’m into crazier
things I guess,’’ he said.

Spensley placed second in

Wednesday, June 2, 1999

the men’s sport class along
with two of his co-workers
at McBike.

The 16 and under category
had the largest turn-out at
the Terrace Off-Road Cy-
cling Association (TORCA)
and McBike sponsored race.

That shows the popularily
of offroad cycling in Ter-
race, Spensley added.

*T think it’s great that kids
are having the chance to get
out there and do some
riding,’” Spensicy said.

Jon Lambert, from All
Seasons, placed first in the
expert category and said the
muddy conditions were a
challenge.

“The course was preity
sloppy so I couldn’t get up
to full speed,”

The Terrace Rod & Gun Club

is proud to offer another

Youth Shooting
Program

t Red Sand

ADAM SPENSLEY
demonstrates his
trick-riding skills at
the Red Sand Root
Shoot May 23-24.
Spensley ’ finished
second in the men’s
sport competition.

Race results
Expert
J. Lambert, Terrace 1:06:33
M. Christensen, T. 1:06:33

Vetran Men (304)
J. Sprenger, Terrace 41:50
C. Billey, Terrace 48:19

Women’s open
D. Ferguson, Terrace 45:56
L. Sager, Terrace 49:27

Men’s sport (17-29)
J. Mecks, Terrace 37:11
A. Spensley, Terrace 38:56

Novice open
J. Gille, Terrace 30:49
M. Miller, Terrace 38:06

Junior (16 and under)
R., Stevens, Kitimat 36:41
P. Gralin, Smithers 36:49

Program:

Marksmanship

Requirements:
10 yrs. to 16 yrs.
Safety Glasses

Evenings for one

Firearms Safety and Handling
Firearms Care and Storage

Informal Competition

Hearing Protection (earmuffs)

Limited Space Available

June 7 to 12, 7:00-9:00 pm.

$1

week, Sat

« Membership in TRGC

¢ Membership in the
BCWF

« Firearms and Ammo
supplied

« Barbecue and
Presentations on

Cost:
5.00 includes:

12th.

Sports
_Scope

Rupert masters

mixed slo-pitch |

TERRACE masters teams
are invited to enter a slo-
pitch tournament in Prince
Rupert July 2-4.

The entry deadline is June
25 and interested teams can
call Bob Hellyier in Prince
Rupert at 627-7764 or 624-
5990.

Play hockey,

tour Europe

THE HEARTBREAKERS,
an adult hockey team based
in Winnipeg, Manitoba are
looking for players to partic-
ipate in a recreational tour
of Germany, Holland and
France next season,

Dave Springett, the trip
organizer, is accepting ap-
plications from players 21 to
50-years-old that want to
experience a European
hockey tour,

Members are responsible
for approximately $3,200 in
travel expenses {from Van-
couver) but the club pro-

- vides uniforms and makes

travel arrangements so
players can focus ‘on their
game,

Players from across Cana-
‘da have participated since
team staried touring in
1982. If accepted, you could
be the first northwestern
B.C. player to tour Europe
as a Heartbreaker,

The team is filled on a
first come, first serve basis
and will play five no-contact
exhibilion games during the
10-day tour, All players are
welcome regardless of skill
level.

Call Springett at 204-489-
9228 for more information
or email him at adspr-
ing@escapeca.

Soccer openings
TERRACE Youth Soccer
Association has openings

_ for players in six divisions,

If you would like to join
the under 9 boys, under 9/10
girls, under 10 boys, under
i2 boys, under 12 girls and
under 17 girls teams call
Bev at 635-3719,

Juniors battle for first place

By GREG COWMAN
JUNIOR LEAGUE play just
keeps getting better with
close standings after the
third week at bat,

On May 21, All Seasons
looked to upset Kinsmen on
the heels of their upset of

. Pizga Hut last week.

But Kinsmen buiil up a 7-
3 lead by the fourth inning,
and behind Ryan Casey’s
steady pitching the Kinsmen
hung on to their 9-6 win
despite a late rally of three
All Seasons’ runs in their
last inning at bat.

“May 24 saw Pizza Hut
face SpeeDee in a battle for
second place in the league
standings. Pizza Hut started
wilh five runs in the first to
jump to a quick lead.”

But SpecDee battled back
and took the lead by two
runs in the fifth inning be-
hind the power hitting of
Jonathon Major © who
pounded out three doubles
in four al bats, |

Pizza Hut came back with
one run in the sixth and
Mark Veysey’s stand up tri-
ple brought in the winning
run in the bottom. of the
seventh to win the game for
Pizza Hut.

On May 25, SpeeDee
Printers tried to stay ahead
of All Seasons in the stand.
ings. Each team scored a
pair in the first, but SpeeDee
fell two runs behind at the
end of the third inning.

Then SpecDee pitcher Lee
Johnson shut down the side
in the top half and the
Printers rallied for four runs
in the bottom half to go
ahead by two at the end of
four innings. But that was
all the runs they would get,
while All Seasons added six
runs in the last two innings
to win the game 12-8, and
move up a notch in the
Standings,

On May 26, Kinsmen
looked to extend their
league lead against Pizza
Hut. The Hut started with
two runs in the first and
slowly built a 9-0 lead be-
hind Mark Veysey, Jon
Marcellin and Robbie
Stach’s pitching.

Kinsmen scored one in the

bottom of the last inning to

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PAR aies is 3

CATCHER Cody Mains gra

se Sah

bs the ball during a mid-

inning play at Aotary Park iast month.

avoid the shutout but the
loss left the four team
league with only one game
separating first and last

Five out-of-town teams

are registered for the Junior

Tournament June 4-6 al
Rotary Park. Play starts Fri-
day with games at 4 p.m.
and 6:15 p.m, Play con-
tinues ail day Saturday and
the finals start noon Sunday.

League standings to May 27, 1999

G W L T GBL
Kinsmen 5 3 2 0 9
Pizza Hut »~5 38 2 0 9
SpeeDee Printers 5 2 3 O 1
All Seasons 5 2 3 0 1

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50 Laps of Hard Charging Action Each Day
at Terrace Speedway

June 5 & 6
Racing action starts at 7:00 pm Saturday night
Time Trials at 5:30 pm
Sunday Racing starts at 2:00 pm
Time trials at 12:00 Noon

Bring the Whole Family!!!!
Family Rate (2 Adulls & 3 children) - $20.00
Adults - $7.00

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Under 5 - Free

Sponsored by: Pizza Hut

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