8 Terrace Review — Wednesday, July13, 1988.

softball match —

Softball B.C. is so impressed with the Terrace opera:

tion of the intermediate Bantam girls” provincial finals
_ that they’d like local organizers to bid for all four-divi-

sions — Squirt, Peewee, Bantam and Midget. — in a.

64- team B.C. final at-Terrace in July. of 1989, +)
B.C, Amateur Softball Association’s Glen Todd of Surrey said
the decision would have to be made at the fall meeting, but he felt
he and others have enough lobbying power to make this come true.
Todd, who is minor director for Softball B.C.; said that Terrace
has done an excellent job in the operation of the Bantam series.
“It’s my first trip.to the north and ’m impressed,”’ Todd told us..
“The facilities are great, the tournament’s been handled properly
and we've had no difficulties. Other than some inclement weather,

it’s been just great." > ; _ : :
_ Todd said that the idea of Terrace hosting a combined. major
series of four divisions would be one method of cutting back on
what has happened ’in the past. _ -

- Instead of holding 48 separate series over three weeks in July, .

we can bunch together these 10 to 18-year-olds all-into one area over
a week-long period.” mo, | ae

«Jt would mean up to 64 teams into one community, making ita
major event for anywhere in B.C. Teams would bring along moms
and dads, brothers and sisters, aunts and uncles, and what-have-
you, Ina town the size of Terrace this could mean tourism money of
up to a quarter of a million dollars.”’ .

Todd said this idea would come on the floor at the annual general
meeting in October to be voted on by the executive and the 15 B.C.
districts. It would have to pass by majority vote, but Todd said
most people throughout B.C, think it’s a great. idea.

Terrace has already proven its ability to produce major sporting
events in several sports, plus two winter games. ot

Terrace Minor Softball’s outgoing president Pete Pauls, who led
the push to get the Bantam series in Terrace this.summer, pointed
out there’s a great deal of work putting on a 13-team tournament,
let alone a 64-team effort.

“Although we had little trouble with the financial end of things
for the Bantams, manpower was a different situation,” Pauls told
us. ‘*We'd need support we lacked from service clubs and other
community organizations to make it successful.”

He said minor softball was alittle disappointed that service clubs
didn’t come through as expected on the manpower aspect. Pauls
said this left them very short, with many helpers doing three or four
jobs. .

_ “We'd need much more help from the town next year if we’re to
host a tournament of that size,’’ Pauls said.

He’s somewhat skeptical right now, but Pauls will likely go for
the Glen Todd suggestion. From now until October, it’s hoped a lot
of people and groups will come forward to say ‘count me in — let’s
go for it’’. So .

Entries open for .

100-mile bike race .

‘Organizers are hoping to
double the 1987 entry list of 48
cyclists when the 1988 version of the finish line.
the Skeena River Challenge bi-
cycle race is held on Sunday,

Ridley Island turnoff road and

fee is $25 which includes a pasta

site for major | =e Scores ar

~ Kerbrat,. Steve”

back to Highway 16 as they near -

As for entry information, the -

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August 21, 2 |

Roy Long of Terrace’s Sun-
dance’ Ski and Sport says that
entry forms are now available at
his store, plas Schooley Sports
in Kitimat and Farwest Sports in
Prince Rupert.

This year they're calling it
“The Century Ride’’ because it
will be 100 miles in length. The
race starts at 10 a.m. from
McDonalds’ Lakelse Avenue en-
trance, and, ends at Prince
Rupert’s McDonalds’ entrance
just, before the Civic Centre.
“To add: in’ the extra mileage

‘feeded for the ‘100'. theme,
hikers will fake a jaunt down the

dinner the night before the race.

at the Carpenters’ Hall.
The age minimum is 13, and

those aged 13 to 17’must have

parental consent, The deadline
for signing up is August 14.
Peter Krause of Smithers won
the men’s division last year at
the inaugural event. His time
was three hours, 47 minutes, 25
seconds. The ladies side went to
Gillian Wilson of Smithers in
4.40/57,

Long says they have 22 spon-
sors lined up so far to cover
costs of the dinner, prizes and -

trophies,

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