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_ Carlyle Shepherd v Shoppers,
Cent. Lions v Skeena Cellulose
GIRLS - 6:30 p.m.
Tertace Travel v Kinettes
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THURSDAY, MAY 14
. Try-a-tri-athion
REGISTRATION and test day
| for entrants, 5 p.m. at the Terrace
--Blueback Swim Club office at the
pool.
Youth Soccer
(Christy Park)
UNDER 12s - 6:30 p.m.
Cedarland v Finning
Sight and Sound v Wildwood
Brady’ s FC v Bandstra

' SATURDAY, MAY 16
Tennis
~ TERRACE OPEN: May 16-18 at
the Kalum Street courts
Fastbalt.
TERRACE JUNIOR MEN'S
tournament: May 16-18 at the
‘ Northwest Community College.

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Overwaitca v Bavarian
Sanberry v Terrace Builders

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ARE YOU SURE Seles and Sabatini started this way? Learning the co-ordination that makes
for dynamite tennis involves enrolees in Richard Kriegl’s Junior Volleys training program in
some interesting exercises. Above, one youngster with Wimbledon on her mind bounces a ball
on her racquet while walking backwards and threading her way through a zig-zag course
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Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 13, 1992 — Page C3

RUGBY

Camels come up
dry in opener

It’s now ibree off the reel for
the Terrace Northmen following
an impressive 18-7 drubbing of
the Smithers Camels May 3.

Playing on their home ground,
the Camels came out strongly in
the opening minutes of the match,
Ralph Kossman producing an ut-
converted try for a 4-0 lead.

That, however, was the last the
Camels saw of the scoreboard un-
til late in the confrontation,

Only moments after the
Smithers scoring play, the
Northmen struck back.

After an exceptionally strong
scrum by the forwards, propped
up by Deas Des Mculles who has
recently returned to Terrace and
the Northmen, scrum half George
DaCesta went over for the
visitors first try.

Bayles literally used his
head at the critical mo-
ment,

Doug Wilson made good on the
conversion to give the Northmen
a 6-4 lead, Before the day was
out, Wilson was to add two more
conversions for a six-point haul
and top spot in the North Coast
Rugby League scoring stals.

Also playing a strong game for
the Northmen was flanker Gra-
ham Bayles who contributed
eight points with trices in cach
half.

Bayles also made his mark by
literally using his head at the crit-
ical moment, blocking | three

Camel punts during the contest,

two with his face.

The second of those sacrifice-
the-body blocks saw the ball
rebound into the Smithers end
zone where Bayles completed the
play by pouncing for his second
half try.

Wilson’s conversion opened the
gap to a yawning 14 points which
the Cameis were able only to
slightly reduce with a penalty
kick by captain Blaine Harrison
late in the game.

Willie McCleary’s high, arch-
ing kicks and. superior control of
lincouts were a strong factor in
the Northmen’s smothering of the
Smithers attack in the second
half.

With emotions running high as
the match neared its inevitable
conclusion, Northmen’s Graham
Bayles figured in the action
again, this time an altercation
with Camel Ray Euvermann
which saw both sent off.

Magnanimous in victory, Ter-
race’s Northmen Emie Dusdat
pointed cut the match was the
Camel’s first of the season. "They
appeared a little rusty," he con-
ceded, adding "It takes time to get
into better shape."

Pronouncing himself happy

_ with the home team’s effort, Har-

tison agreed the Northmen’s
kicking game had played a key
role in his team’s defeat.

The two squads were back at
Sunday aftemoon when the
Camels made the trek to Terrace,

The return match was the sec-
ond of the weekend for the
Northmen who also faced Prince
Rupert the previous evening. See
next week’s paper for full details
of those two battles,

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