~ ‘Seattle

who lose free. agents.

Athletes from Bix
different schools from
Prince ©. Rupert to
Hazelton competed in the
‘Terrace High Schools
‘ Invitational. Track . Meet
held at Skeena ' Jr,’
Secondary School
Saturday, with the host
Skeena teani finishing on
‘top with a total of 348
Polnts,

Prince Rupert's Booth
-Memorial Juntor
Secondary: School wien’t
far: behind at the meet’s
end, as they finished in
the runner-up position

‘with 343 points, just five -

' points behind Skeena.
Thornhill Junior
‘Secondary School was

- third with. 152 points,

Caledonia fourth with 134
_ points, Hazelton fifth, 119
-points, and Kitimat was
foal, ‘with a 104 point

’ Skeena’s Stephanie
‘ Cousins won tlie Bantam
- Girlg  grand-aggregate
trophy with a total of 27
points. She finished first
in the discus throw, and

Jeanna Piatoni,

the-

‘javelin throw, second in
the shot put, as well as.
third in the high jump and

400-metre race, Shannon -

Baptis also stood out for
Skeena, coming up. with
first place. finishes in the
@0-metre, 1500-metre,

and 800-metre races,

Also in Bantam Girls

competition, .
had the top four finishers

-in the long jump. Dawn

Stanburg, Lisa Ljungh,
an
Chery] Grace finished
first, second, third, and
fourth respectively in
that event.

Another. Skeena
athlete, Brent Rogers,
took the Bantam Boys
grand-aggregate’ trophy
with a 83-point total,
Rogers finished first in
200-metre race,
discus throw, shot put,

: and javelin throw, and

was a member of the
team that won the. 4x100-
metre relay race in a
record time: of 51.45
seconds.

The other members of

‘Boyd,

Thornhill -

- that winning relay team
were Noel Valdez, Sean
and Lex Me-
Donald. Valdez also did
well in other events,
coming up with first
place finishes in the long
and triple jumps, was
second min the javelin

throw, and third In the

high jump and 100-metre
race. Sean Boyd was the

“winner of the 400-metre

Tace.

Norm Larson was
Thornhill’s top, Bantam
Boy, as he came second
in the 1500-metre race,
and fifth in the triple

jump.

It was Skeena’s Gary
Moen that won the Midget
Boys _ grand-aggregate
trophy, He accumulated
26 points, by virtue of
first place finishes in the

400,800, and 1500-metre:
.Taces, and a third in the

long jump.
Two Thornhill athletes,
Larry Swanson, and

D'arcy Budiselich stood
out in- Midget Boys

‘competition. Swanson

lost took top honor|

won the 100 and 200-metre ,
races, placed second in’
the high jump, and fourth
in. the discus throw.
Budiselich topped the
ee jumpers, and came
with ‘second place
finishes dn the : UB
throw and shot put.
It was alee Thornhill’s
Roberta Patterson who
took home the Midget
Girls grand-aggregate
trophy with a 23-point
total, She won the discus

- throw; shot put, and

javelin throw, and had a

- fifth place finish in the

triple Karen

jump.

Wideman of Skeéena won |

the 100-metre race, and
finished fourth inthe 200
metre race. Carolyn
Hamer, also of Sheena
had second place finishes

in the 800-metre and 3000."

metre races.
Caledonia’s Kathy
Brewer took the Juvenile
Girls grand-aggregate
trophy, while ‘“Aqubal
Manhas of Booth
Memorial was the winner
of the Juvenile Boys

grand-aggregate, trent.

Mariners look to. outfield |

NEW YORK (AP) —
Mariners are
reported lovking for an
outfielder with some of-
fonaive potential today when,

pick first in major

Ione baseball's 15th an-.

‘nual summer free-agent
. draft.

’ ’ Most prominently men.
tloned among the candidates
has been Brad Komminsk, a
6-foot-3,° 195-pound first

- baseman-outfielder from
Shawnee high school in
Lima, Ohlo. Komminsk was

on a list of players made up
for consideration by
Mariners director of player
development, Hal Keller.
That lst. also included.

‘ righthanded pitcher Tim

Leary of UCLA, and several -
other high school players. In
addition, newspaper reports

in Seattle said the Mariners .

were looking at outfielder Al”
Chambers of Harrisburg,

Phe draft will be held to”
two phases by conference
call to the commissioner's

office in New York from the
26 major. league teams’
headquarters. The regular
phase, for players not
drafted within the past 13
months, begins Tuesday and
continues on Wednesday, if

necessary,
‘It will be followed by the
secondary phase, primarily
for players previously
drafted but. not signed. The
,order of.the secondary draft
was drawn by lot, with
Boston Red Sox leading off
followed by San Francisco

- Dispute poses threat

NASSAU, The Bahamas
(AP) — . The National
Hockey League’ 's expansion :*

‘to Fouk “World. rHoekey |

cltfee' was’
threatened Monday by a
dispute over the com-
pensation to be paid teams

“ashociation

Alan Eagleson, executive
director of the NHL Players

. Association, sald after a

meeting with NHL owners:
"we don't comt out of this

_ meeting with a decision (on

LONDON (Reuter) —.,
Qwners who.can afford to
pay &1,000 ($2,000) in entry
fees to have their colours
carried even ignominiously
in Wednesday's 200th Epaom
Derby have swelled the field
to 24 horses.

Shock results in the famed
Epsom classic are com-
paratively rare, and many of

sdqy'’s runners might
just as well stay at home.
But there is a cachet for an
owner In having a runner in
the Derby, and this applies

with greater force to the’

200th running of the world's
foundation classic.

Queen Elizabeth, who has
had many Derby runners,:
could win for the first tlme

- with Milford, and victory for

the royal colt would extend
jockey “Lester Piggott’s

. Broposal by

the form of compensation),
.we're not going to fool

Severs met with the
ard of governors on

NHL's
Monday. and presented a

which teams
losing free agents in the top
one-third of the league's
salary structure ‘— players
making $125,000 or more —
would receive cash and-or

-Uraft choices as’ com-

pensation,

record number of Derby
winnera to nine.

Steve Cauthen, the 19-
year-old American riding
prodigy, will be seeking
victory at the first attempt
on Tap On Wood, on whom
won: the Newmarket 2,00
Guineas, Cracaval, rejected
by Cauthen, will be ridden by
his veteran compatriot
Willie Shoemaker. .

Looking for # win at his.
first try is trainer Guy
Harwood, who saddles Ela-
Mana-Mou, Greek for Come
On My Darling. Victory for
this well-ancied colt would
give jockey Greville Starkey
the firat step towards a pos-
sible repetition of his unique
double double of last year,
when he won the Epsom and
Irish Derby and Oaks

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mer teams, according to the
proposal.

“Right now, itis about 60.
40'yes that the merger will ga.
through," said Eagleson,
‘referring to. the as-yet-
uncompleted plans to include
for next. seagon franchises
from’ ‘Hartford, Conn.,
Winnipeg, Edmonten and.
Quebec Gity.. “But it's not J a

~ phoo-in,”

Just for show

NHL President : Johti
Ztegler said he ts hopeful the
dispute can be resolved. But,
said Ziegler, three options
remain open if no agreement
fs reached:

“We can either extend the
time for negotlation, we can
go on with this expansion no
matter what the players
association does, or we can
terminate the agreement we
have with the WHA for ex-
pansion. i

Giants, New York Yankees
and Philadelphia Phillies.

Seven teams. — ‘Los
Angeles Dodgers, Cincinnati

‘Reds, Oakland A’s, San |

Francisco, Chicago White
Sox, Detroit Tigers and San
Diego Padres — have two

goes five rounds.

pensation for players lost in
the re-entry draft.

- Last year's No. 1 pick was
by Atlanta’ Braves, who
chose the National League's
rookie of the year, Bob
Horner.

“Tf we had the No, 1 choice

in 1978, we could have just‘

Started looking for Ne, 2,”

Keller said. “Bob Horner of §

Arizona State was head and

OTTAWA (CP) — After
dust two, Hays dn training
Canadian

Rough Riders have been
waite a devastating blow.

Riders’ started camp
without Charlie Brandon
and Frank Pomerico, last
year's starting offensive

~ Tost offensive tackle Jeff

Turcotte,
Turcotte, . eastern
conference all-star in th

and 1976, reinjured his
shoulder, during the
weekend and his career is
in doubt.
’ The injury, a slipped
rotator. cup, is painful
because the joint in the
‘shoulder pops out of pdsi-
. tion. A slight twist of the
arm and the six-foot-five,
265-pound Turcotte
winees -inpain.

The six-year veteran

. faces surgery and could

miss two months of the

season, There is a chance
he might not return,

- “It's a blow to the

troops to lose a Canadian

’ offensive

said.’ “Especially one of
that calibre.”

Turcotte missed 10
weeks last season with

. me the
Foal ll League's Ottawa -

guards, Now they have.

lineman,’'”
coach. George Brancato -

. THIRD DOWN —
FOR RANGERS

the same injury and
returned wearing a shoul-
der harness that
prevented the joint from
pring out.
"Now I'm in the same
situation [ was in last

year," Turcotte said.

‘damn dis-

. ‘The injury puts another

erilmp on one of the
strongest offences in the
CFL, Also missing from
the lineup is quarterback

‘Tom Clements, who was

traded to Saskatchewan
Roughriders last. month.

Pomerlco was traded to
Hamilton Tiger-Cats for

‘ middle Hnebacker Ray

Nettles and Brandon wag
forced to retire because of
a recurring neck injury.
The Riders were
counting on Turcotte, all-
star centre Donn Smith
and right tackle Jim
Goode te anchor the front
ine

Now the presgure is on
Canadians Ray Honey
and Doug McGee, to
become a Obit more
aggressive and win
starting jobs:

Import John Anderson,
a defensive lineman, will
algo get a crack at that
position.

-picks each in the first round

‘of the regular phase, which Bag
They Saige
acquired the picks as com- §f

are no Horners out there, 355%

‘and, unfortunately, you can't

manufacture them.” -

The draft begins at 12:15

p.m. EDT.

Othe order of the first round
of the regular phase: Seattle,
New York Mets, Toronto
Blue Jays, Atlanta, Oakland,
St. Louis Cardinals,
Cleveland Indians, Houston
Astros, the White Sox, Mon-
treal Expos, Minnesota
Twins, Chicago Cubs,
Detroit, San Diego, San
Francisco (from California
Angels), Los Angeles (from
Pittsburgh Pirates), Texas
Rangers, San Francisco, the
White Sox (from Baltimore
Orioles), Cincinnatl (from
Philadelphia), Kansas City
Royals, Cincinnati, Detroit
(from Milwaukee Brewers),
San Diego (irom Los
Angeles), Los Angeles (from
the Yankees) and Oakland
from Boston.

way).

BC.

Regional

by Tender

The Mintetry of Lands, Parks and Hovelng
Invites sealed tenders for the right te acquire the
leasehold for commercial purposes the following
described Crown lend located immediately south
of the moat northerly crossing of the Bell-Irving
River by Highway No. 37 (Stewart-Caasiar High-

Lot 1477, Caasiar Olstrict Containing
2.0 hectares (4.94 acres) .

Tenders will be received by! the Regional Land
Manager, Box 2460 Smithers, B.¢., VO 2N0 upto
4:30 P.M. Wednesday, June 27, 1979, however,
tenders will not be opened untlt 2:00 P.M,
Thursday, June 28, 1979 and tenderers may, If
thay so wish, atiend the opening of bids on the
latter date at the Land Manager's office, Room
‘248, Court House, 3799 Alfred Avenue, Smithers,

All tenders must be accompanied by a detailed
development plan showing the number ct nature
of all Improvements, an estimate of the an-
flclpated expenditure and a time achedule for

}. completion of the development. Further in-
formation regarding terms and conditions of
tease, special envelopes and forms for aub-
mission of bids must be obtained from the

Land Manager. in Smiihers.
Prospective bidders must obtain a copy of the

, terms and conditions befote submitting : tender.

(3)

' Province of
British Columbla

Honourable James R. Chabol, Minister

Ministry of
Lands, Parks
and Housing

The Herald, Tuesday, June 6, 1979, Page?

Perfect. score
hard to beat

TOKYO (AP) _
Romania's Nadia Comaneci,
1972 European and 1978
Olymple gymnastics
cham pion, won two of the
women's four Indlvidual
events — the vaulting and
floor exercises — in the 1970
World: Cup gymnastic
championships Monday.

The 17-year-old Comanect
won the floor exercises with
a perfect 20.00 points,
scoring 10.00 twice in
compatition Sunday and
Monday.

The Romanian star also
won on the vaulting horse by

9.80 Monday for a

scoring
total of 19.70 points, and was.

second on the balance beam
with 19.60,

Romanian team-mate
Emilla Eberle won the
women’s balance beam with
19.70 points — 9.30 Sunday

and 9.90 Monday. She also
shared the uneven. parallel
bars title: with Steffl Kraker
of East Germany with 19.65
points, Eberle scored 9.80
Sun

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