" went through the two-day

New Aiyansh girls

off to Summer Games

New Alyansh took the Terrace. They downed
Zone 7 Girls Minor Soft- Terrace 14-10 on Sunday,
ball playdowns on the though, to earn a spot in
weekend, defeating the final game.

Kitimat 7-2ina marathon © New-Alyansh got off to
final game to earn the a quick start in the final
fight to represent Zone 7’. game; as they counted

at the B.C. Summer two runs in the top of the

Games slated for Rich- first inning, Kitimat
yond In August, .- | came back with one of
The New Aiyansh girls their own in the inning,
_and it was 2-1 New
playdowns undefeated Alyansh after one.
and. they” started . Kitimat mounted a
Saturday by downing. serious threat in the
Kitimat 6-3, They then bottom of the third, as.
topped Kitwanga and Kit- they loaded the bases, but
Shen.by identical scores ‘counted just one run to tie
of 7-0. Kit-Shen forfeited the game at 2 apiece.
their Sunday game Kitimat loaded the bases
ee New Aiyansh, in the fourth’as well, but
ving the Aiyansh team | were unable to score.
berth in the final game. After the third inning,’
* Kitimat began -the the teams went almost
tournament by downing ten innings before elther
the Kit-Shen. team 21-5, side could score again.
then dropping a 4-3 Both teams played solid
decision to New Aiyansh, defensive ball, and
and losing 11-6 to nelther could mount any:

serious scoring threat, as
at the end of the
regulation seven. innings,
the score was still 2-2.

Extra innings was the
only way to decide things.

’ After five scoreless
overtime frames, New
Aiyansh came to bat.in
the top of the thirteenth.
Kitimat's, up to then solid
infield, started making
errors, New dAiyansh
came up with a couple of .

hits, and by the time the.

dust had cleared, five big
nite a he ay the
late to give the Aiyansh
girls a 7-2 advantage.
Kitimat could mount no
attack in their half of the
iming, and the game
went to New Aiyansh by a
7-2 margin, earning them
the right to represent

Zone 7 at Richmond's
Summer Games. in

August.

The Herald, Monday, June 4, 1970, Page 5.

\

By THE CANADIAN PRESS
Pittsburgh right-hander
Bruce Kison, an emergency
feplacement for Don
Robinson, hurled q one-hitter
and pitched the Pirates to a
7-0 triumph over San Diego
Padres on Sunday, = >
The only hit off Kison was
Barry Evana’ ground double
off glove of Pittsburgh
third baseman Phil Garner
with two out in the San Diego

eighth inning.
Kison, who had pliched an
of relief Saturday
night and was named the
starter when Rebinson

_ while warming up, Hnishad
with two walks and six
strikeouts in Improving his
record to $1. '

He was helped by five
home runs — two by Bill
Robinson and one each by-
Dave Parker, Omar Moreno
and Lee Lacy. -

Kison puted the
decision of the official scorer
that thd play on Evans was
rulzd a hit, not an error.

In other Nationa] League
games Sunday, St. Louis
Cardinals bested LosAngeles
Dodgers 6-4, Chicago Cubs
trimmed San Francisco
Glants 2-1, and Philadelphia
Phillies beat Cincinnat! Reds
6&4 before the Reds earned a
split with a 12-2 romp in the
nightcap of the double-
header. ; .

In the American League,
New York Yankees edged

blasted Minnesota Twins 8-2,
Kansas City Royals clubbed
Milwaukee Brewera 6-1,
Cleveland Indians held off.

developed shoulder stiffness

California Angels 6-3, Detroit
Tigers blanked Oakland A's
rode Dan Meyer's grant
r nm Meyer's
siam to a 1¢-5 victory over
Toronto Blue Jays.

The Cardinals, who en-
tered the game with a .262
batting average, continued
thelr rampage with their
fifth consecutive victory, and:
18th in 27 starts.

Garry Templeton, went 4
for-4, stole two: bases and
scored three times for St.
Louls, which got four
unearned runs. Pete
Vuckovich struck out 12 and
survived home runs by Joa
Ferguson and Dave Lopes.

Dave Kingman, who
scored the Cubs’ first run, hit
his 19th home run in the sixth
inning to carry Chicago past
San Francisco,

George Foster clubbed two
home runs and drove in four
to pace Cincinnati's rout of
Philadelphia in the nightcap.
The es survived a first-
game homer by Foster,
winning with a two-run ninth

to anap a sixgame losing:

streak.
Roy White's 11th-inningy,
single sent the Yankees past.

the White Sox.

Carlton Fisk drove in two

runs with two singles

Butch Hobson hit atwo-rin*

homer to pace Boston's rout
of ‘Minnesota. |,

RBI hits by Darrell Porter
and Pete LaCock backed the
five-hit pitching of Marty
Pattin and iifted the Royals
over the Brewers. ;

Duane Kuiper's two-run
single in the ninth gave
Cleveland. its
margin over California.

Sf PENNANT: -}

“S 475.for. 1979. Lopez haf, Wort
"pita.

winning,

Kison comes in t

Dave Rozema's second
consecutive complete game,
a fivyehitter for Detroit's first
complete-game shutout of
the season, helped the Tigers
trim Oakland. . -

Meyer's third-inning
grand slam put Seattle
ahead to stay.

McGee

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP)
— Jerry McGee, who had to
play catch-up golf most of
the back side, engineered a
two-stroke swing on the 17th
bole and went on to a one-
shot victory Sunday in the
$350,000 Kemper Open.

McGee, caught and then
passed by on-rushing Jerry
Pate, took command with a
birdie against Pate's bogey

on the 17th and finished off
‘his final round in four-under-

par 68, :
McGee, who sald he

Lopez to
keep title

NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y.
ide tng a
allow! e stra
she had planned rok th
start of the tourney, shot a
twounder-pat 70 to defend
her LPGA title at a $100,000
tournament Sunday.

Lopez fought through
heavy rainstorms to capture
the §15,-000 first prize by four
strokes with a 280 total. It
was her third straight vic-
tory. and fifth in nine tour-
naments this year to in-
crease her winnings to’$118)-

'

In late games, Texas
Rangers beat Baltimore
Orloles 42, New York Mets
thrashed Atlanta Hraves 9-4
and Houston Astros beat
Montreal Expos 5-4.

John Grubb homered,

singled twice and scored:

by one

wanted to win as a birthday
present for his wife, Jill,
claimed the third victory of
his 13-year tour career with a

j nage +

Oo win

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from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

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The ‘Canadian, Ar : A 3. a |

three times to help Texas
beat Baltimore and send the.
Rangers to the top of the Al,

eat.

John Stearns smashed
three hila and drove In three
runs to help the Mets beat
the Braves. :

shot .

272 total, 16 strokes under
par on the rai

7,160-yard Quall Hollow
Country Club course.

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$931,427 since tirning
The area swimmers who travelled to Salinas, - a
California for the Salinas Open Age Group Swim Meet

Local RACES.

swimmers

Swim Club recently sent
nineteen of the area's

‘pest swimmers on an

incentive trip to the

- Salinas Open Age Group

Swim Meet in Salinas,
California. uo
“The nineteen swim-

mers, ranging in age’

from 11 to 18 years,
competed against over
six thousand swimmers
from some 28 clubs, and
placed a creditable 16th
out of the 28 swim clubs.
.Of '-the Terrace

’ swimmers entered, Dave

Only one in the race

MOSPORT, Ont. (CP) —
his Chap-

NC.

But with favored Keke
Rosberg and his Spyder NF-
11 encountering trouble
early with his left front
wheel and later going out

the catch fencing on
corner eight, Ickx took
advantage of a quick pit stop
jump ‘into the lead from

Rosberg’s team-mate on
the Billi Freeman-Paul
Newman team, Elliot
Forbes-Robinson, held the
lend briefly but was almoat
10 seconds slower in the pits
on the same lap with
and steadily [ost ground
through the ramainder af the
6o-lap feature event over
Mosport's -3.¢4-kilometre
(2.45-mile) road course: to
finish a distant second.

Geoff Lees took his

are, from left to right, Alan Scales, Dave Kenny, Tina.
Gray, Trevor Weick, and Tom Esperson.

Kenny came up with a 6th
place finish in the 100
metre backstroke, and
placed 8th in 200-metre
ackstroke. He also
came up with a 6th place
finish in the 100-metre
butterfly. The other:
Terrace swimmers were
Alan Sclaes, and Tom
Esperson.

Diane Barbetti led
Kitimat's swimmers, as
she came up with a
second in the 50-metre
freestyle, placed 3rd
inthe 100-metre butterfly,
ahd 4th in the 100-metre

Chaparral Lola 333CS into

. third place ahead of veteran

George ‘Follmer’s Prophet.
Only two other cara were

driving on the same lap when
the winner took the
checkered flag. -.

.The soft-spoken Ickx, 34,
sald it was his experienced
ptt erew that was responsible

ior getting him into the lead
in the first place.

After lying fourth and
third through the first half of
the race, Ickx took about
eight seconds to take on fuel
on the first of his twa com-

pulsory pit atops.—

Area swimmers

~ The Northern Region

back stroke. Corinna
Gyorfi placed’ 6th in the
200-metre medley, while
‘Louise Holaham came up
with a third place finish .
in the 200-metre breat-
stroke. Ken Milmine,
also of Kitimat, finished
fourth in-the 100 and 20D-
metre breaststroke. =~
. Prince Rupert sent
three swimmers to the
meet, Tina Gray, Tammy
Gray, and Trevor Weick.
One swimmer from Tasu,
Charles Saunders, also
made the trip to
California.

Forbes-Robinson, from La
Cresenta, Caiif., pitted on
the same 34th lap but took
some 1¢ seconds when he had
to change the left: front
rubber after dropping a tire
weight early in the race.

While [ckx got away with a

5.6-second fuel stop the .

second time, Forbes-
Robinson's crew took 22
seconds,

The victory gave Ickx 24

points after three stops on .

the t-race Can-Am serles.
ForbesRobinson moved into
second place with 16 points.

R.D. GREENWOOD D.C.
CHIROPRACTOR

wishes to announce the relocation of his office to:
4623 Park Ave.
Suite No.1
Terrace, B.C.

aftectiva June 4, 1979. .
Office hours: Monday to Friday — 9-11: a.m. 1:30-6
p.m. ,

For Appointment Phone

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