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Weather conditions were
more suitable to mud wrestling,
but organizers went ahead with

‘ the planned Junior Babe Ruth

minor baseball tournament on -
June 2 weekend at Kerr-Rotary .
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. The local league was unable to

attract any outside talent for the -

two-day series, so they played a

double-knockout playoff amon

their three teams. mo
When it was over, Spee-Dee

Printers had put together. a

three-game win streak, including |
a couple of lop-sided contests.
That was good enough to giv
them the title. oO

Spee-Dee took. the Friday
night. opener 18-1 over All |

Seasons, then downed Kinsmen
11-10 next day. Game two on
Saturday saw Kinsmen tangle’

with All Seasons in an-

eliminating contest.
Kinsmen came out on top
16-2. -

_ Inthe final against Spee-Dee, -
‘Kinsmen took a 2-0 lead early.

But Spee-Dee roared back to
wind up with a 19-2 victory.

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Contributed by Pete Pauls
Terrace Minor Softball’s final
major tournaments of the year
promise ta be the largest ever
held in the area, Over 40 teams
are expected to take part. Girls’
and boys’ teams from Prince
Rupert, Kitimat, Hazelton,
Smithers, Telkwa and Houston
will. challenge our Terrace
teams.: . Poa!

_. The ‘Silver Cup will feature

7 competition for T-ball, mites

and squirts, girls’ and boys’ divi-
sions. Games will start at 9 this
Saturday morning at Elks Park,
with opening ceremonies taking
place at mid-day. Final games

. tions.

LAST WEEK: TERRACE SAW THE UNVEILING of the Northern B.C. Winter Games logo and sign at the
-entrance to Terrace outside the Tourism Information Centre on Keith Ave. The The Northern B.C. Winter
‘Games will be headquartered at this location for the duration of preparations for the games to be held in

February 1991. The logo was designed by Totem Press’s Mike Rossiter. Pictured above at the.unveiling are
(left) chairman of the host committee Glenn Thomsen, Games coordinator Marj Skead, School Board
representative Wayne Braid, City administrator Bob Hallsor and games publicity coordinator Dick Kilborn.

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Soccer team off to

‘Indigenous Games

_ Terrace will be represented at
the North American Indigenous
Games at Edmonton from June
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A men’s soccer team — ‘‘Ter-
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