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\ Terrace: golfer 7

| tops tourney |

Dan Rosengren of Terrace
captured overall honors in
ithe annual Skeena Valley
Men’s Open golf tournament
Jhere over the weekend,

Rosengren took low gross ©
--champlonship flight went to
” 991, Lothar Juetten, also of -
- Terrace, captured overall.

_ honors with a 54-hole total of

low net with an even 200.

In the championship flight,
Steve Kerbrat of Kitimat
shot a 243 for ‘low ‘gross

. honors, two strokes ahead of
dD, Crowdis of Kitimat, John |

Popoff of Prince Rupert was
third at 246,

Flight number one, saw Ed
Kormendy of ‘Terrace ‘take
- dow gross honors witl a 257,
_il. shots. ahead of T.
* Yamamoto - of . Prince
- Rupert...
Terrace was third at 273. -

Second flight winner was
’ Nich Federenko of ‘Terrace
with a gross of 276, while Ma}

Grant of Terrace was second
‘at 280 and: Bud Smith of
Terrace third at 297. :

- Three ‘Terrace golfers”

finished in the top three of

the third flight.

Jerry .Jackulak of.

Williams. won’ gross honors
with 281, Roy Johnson had
300, and” ‘Jinn’ ‘Place checked
in a 302. .

Low - net. honors ‘mn the

Scotty Morrison ‘of Kitimat

at 209,-"Neil Forman of-

Prince Rupert won the\first
flight. with 212; Ian Smith of

“Terrace ‘topped. the second

flight at 209 and Dale Stacey,
formerly of Terrace but now
living in Richmond, took the
third flight low night award
at 214. -_-
‘OSLO, Norway {AP)
— * Sebastian Coe won
‘one -and lost one
Tuesday, much to the
delight of Steve Ovett.
The two - ‘Britons
turned an international
track and field. meet -
into something more.
memorable .as Coe
shattered: :the world
record in‘ the 1,000-
metre race. and ‘then
‘Ovett broke Coe's: year-
ald standard In the mile,

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By The Canadian Press

Trevor Kennerd was .
‘lightly regarded by the |

Winnipeg coaching. staff at
athe Canadian Football
League's training camp, but
the rookie from the
University of Alberta has pu

the boot into. the ' "Blue

Bombers’ offence. . -

. . Kennerd, who Kicked four ..
field: goals — one a mon-

strous 57-yarder — in his
CFL debut last week to lift
the Bombera over Toronto

Argonauts 20-16, kicked four °

more’ field goals Tuesday
night in an upset of British
Columbia Lions, 26-22."

In another exhibition game .

- Tuesday, Ottawa Rough
Riders’ drubbed Saskat-
chewan Roughriders 29-3 as

all four clubs wound.uptheit

pre-season schedules.

The exhibition season ends
tonight
Alouettes and Hatnilton
TigerCats put thelr 3-0
marks on. the line at Ivor
.Wytine Stadium and Toronto
‘Argonauts visit the Grey Cup
chanipion Edmonton

‘Bombers 26 Licks 22
Kenner, a stocky 5-foot-4

and 180 pounds, was.

VANCOUVER (CP)
‘English International

midfielder Alan Ball and

Terminal =

field goal.
‘Lions Incumbent kicker and

when. Montreal

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unheralded . “among. the
Winnipeg kickers in camp

‘and seemed destined to play
‘second, even third-siringer

behind “Bob Cameron: and
Walt Passaglia : in the bid for
Bombers’ kicking job,

t- opened when. the club:

dispatched Bernie Ruoff to
Hamilton,
Harry Holt combined with

quarterback Joe Paopaoon a

7G-yard pass-and-run play
for one B.C, TD, Leo Sloan
added a'second Lions’ touch-
down on a five-yard run,
“Holt converted his own
score and kicked a 35-yard
Lui Passaglia,

| Lions kicked around
. mid Winnipeg rookie

fleld goal and singles of 38
and 36 yards. -

Winnipeg finished with a
preseason record of 2-2 while
the Lions were 1-21.

Riders 29, Roughriders 3
At Lansdowne Park, Ot-
tawa’s Riders completely
‘dominated their, Western
Conference namesakes and
boasted a net offence of 448
ards to 227 for Sas-
tchewan.

~

Veteran Condredge
Holloway and newcomer
Steve Grant generated an
Ottawa passing game that
accounted for 304 yards.

Kings fourth

Skeena.. Cedar Kings
finished fourth In a tough
tournament at Barriere over
the weekend,

The Kings lost thelr firat
game 2-2 in 13 innings to Pitt
Atlas of Revelstoke, then

-won three straight before

dropping a-1-0 decision,

_ again 19 Revelstoke.

In their second game, the

‘Cedar Kings rode Dale

Mason's three-run homer to

a 3-0 vic tory over Vancouver.

* Scottish international winger
Willie Johuston were
released Tuesday. from

= Express

Maglcians. They then easily
handled Central Hotel - of
Kamloops 8-2 as Dave
Sharpe rapped a two-run
_ homer,

Final victory in the. double-
knockout competition for the
Kings came against Price
seaarkle af Kelowna, a

ion, before they were
eliminated. y

Kelowna T-Birds took top

money in the tournament.

Ball, Johnston get wish |

Vancouver Whitecaps of the
North American Soccer
League. —

The two are returning’ to
Britain immediately — Ball,
33, to start work on his new
job as player-manager of
third division Blackpool;
Johnston, i Ma look for a
new clu elther Englan

or will be in the
tineup phen Whitecaps play
0 anta Chief
tonight.: ,

The parting of the ways
was amicable, said
Waters coach Tony

Ball, captain and midfield
eneral of the Whitecaps,
a been in and out of the
squad with injuries this
season, but Waiters said the

facision had little be Ting on
¥ Secision. aring

. afer joinin

Wiitecs s the

Pa at the mid-noj

OF 4 season last year, Ball
eusen isgarn and had 19
mes to finish
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