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WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1974 .

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Randy Kerr, a local driver, won the stock car trophy dash

races on Saturday and Sunday.

REDS LOSE

Pie

IN KETCHIKAN

_ The Terrace Reds played well
in Ketchikan this weekend but

unfortunately lost both of their. -

games, One of Ketchikan and
one to Sitka. In the first game,
played against Kel-.
chikan, Dave Sharpe hil a three
run homer. Larry Paulson
added (a he score with a grand
slam; bul the: Ketchikan ‘team

- proiésted il when Paulson failed

to touch the home plate. Up to
this point the score had been 13-

79. and the grand ‘slam would

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“Terrace

The Skeena- Madigans
‘ball team cleaned up this
weekend when they wan bot!
games in, their double-header
againsi Houston. ‘The score in

the first game was 8-6. and thal |

was a hard fought game. The
second game, however, was. 4
clear, victory for the Skeena-

Madigans as they beat Houston

Th. ;
Phe Terrace team will be up
against some tough competition

this coming weekend when they ,

face leams from Prince George,

Both Games.

have lied iL up, the Reds had to e
settle for bringing the score up
io 13-12. Ketchikan was pulling
away: from. the~ start, . though,

when in. the: third inning they .. i

scored seven runs on a single
hit. Ketchikan gave up a total
of 15 hits and one. ‘error,

Terrace gave up only eight hits
-but made six errors. The final
“georé in the’ game wa 17-12. In
‘the second game, which wasn't

as spectacular, the Reds lot 5-0.
to Sitka, —

WE

Kelowna and Kamloops: in-a

tournament to be held in Prince -
George. .Some af the Skeena- —

Madigans players will be out
with ‘injuries but there is a

strong: possibility that George.
_Kuich willbe pitehing and that

means some strong coripelition

- for the other. teams:

Watehing Kuich pitch at one:
game, I saw him strike out -
liffeen consecutive players.
The games should be pretty ~
exciling. . - ‘ _

District, Terrace
Established Territory.

Education. Experience

WANTED

_. Industrial - -institutional technical sales
‘representative to cover
- Kitimat,

Salary Flus Commission.

;. Phone Terrace Manpower Centre
Or: Mr. Rea, Terrace Hotel

Bulkley Valley &
& Prince Rupert.
Must have own Car. -
Min. Gr. 10.
not necessary.

— Reer

MONDAY

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Abb Giesbrecht-
Stock Car "Star"

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X STILL UNDEATED.

Wayne Bridges failed to take
the West Coast Championship

_ from Mr, X. Friday night at All

Star. Wrestling match held in.
i ote, ;
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Two'Hal toirley =)

© qthere will be a mixed two ball :

iournament out at the Thornhill”
‘Golf, and Country. Club this”
“Salurday, July 20th. All il Gosts
is.two dollars for the man and ;

~ thé lady brings a box-tunch. .

“Tee of aff time is 6 p.m., and:

prizes will be awarded for low,

gross, low nel,, and hidden hole,
“This is the-first-mixed social

event ef the year, and the

lournament will be started with
a‘'shotgun" start. Registration:
will be taken right up to tee off

time. Come on out and have,
some fun.

‘FABULOUS FIGHTS

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Jack Dempsey knocked
Gene Tunney down to the

cawas for 14 seconds but

still bast (heir championship .
fight in whal has heron:
known as the “Lome Cowl"

in Chieayto, Sept: 9, 1927,

A fist of Amn and 16mm 4
boxing and sports: films for’
home vse is available free.
Any writing lo Ring Classics, .
“SN, Box Ly Poutppauge, New:
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7:00 10 8:30 PAM
5:30 to7:00 PM.
g:30 to 10:00 P.M.
8:00 ta 10: 00 P.M.
edule In Terrace

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and

Terrace. -It seems that both
Bridgesand X were disqualified
when they both stayed out of the
ring for «the -twenty ; second
count, | . -+
In another match, Gene
Kiniskd defeated. Dan Kroffet.
Leo Madrill had a hard time’
when he faced the Brute in the
<ring. The Brute’s ‘size couldn't
win oul over litle. Madrill's
speed, and the match was called
draw. 0 ‘
In the -lag::. leam match,'
Madrill and Bridges teamed up
against the cireuils bad men the
Brute and Mr. X After a hard’
fought ‘three. fall match the
Brule and- X came out the
winners, The wrestlers will be
back in Terrace in August.

Fynn-Rookie

The Herald has learned that
Terrace’ Centennial right
winger Mike -Fynon has been ~
named Rookie ofthe Year by
the Pacific North West Hockey
League. Fynn wan, the hearts
ind admiration of fans
throughout ..the. Northwest

~ during *the. season with . his

exciting ica lang rushes. ,
Playing ‘dll -but four games

+ last season, the seventeen year.
old. native, Albertan scored 34
_ goals and added 30 assists to the

Year.

_ ment of the Environment, the

Mike Fynn - Pacific Northwest Hockey League Rookie of the

The Molson 100 lap steck car *
race was held out at the Terrace :
Speedway this weekend, - Abk |
Glesbrecht was the star of. thet
showin the super stock class ati
he tock five: races in his fuel
injected Impala. Abb broke
the track super stock record of
18. seconds with a run of 18.428.
The stock car record was also
broken this weekend by Randy
Kerr, a local driver, when he
bested the 20.5 run achieved by
Thornhill Electrie’s car, with a
best time of 20.369. For the first

Summer. as great as itis, can
gel lo be a drag if you're too
young to work and too ald to go
io the playground. So, the
Terrace -Parks Recreation
artment wants to start @
am for students between
ihe ages of 13.and 16. This will
se located. at. Skeena Junior
Secondary field, running four
afternoons... Baek. from 2/00

4:00PM.

The grogram will be an oul.
door one, with an. emphasis”
on lifelime and team sports.
These will inelude softball,
European handball, soccer,.

ouch and tackle football’. It

there is sufficient interesl, ,
clinics will be offered in
, golf, lennis, karate, drama,
archery and crafts for - the
sludents. Side trips to areat. of
local interest are a potential for
ihe program, bul again Ukese

Ld oo .
Fishing

Sport fishing can mean &
number of different things to
different people. ‘To David Reid
and his crew of researchers it
means finding’ cul just how
important it is to cur economy.
So with the-help of the Depart-

Fisheries and Marine Services,
and the Northern Operations
Branch Pacific Unit, they came
up with same startling, figures.
Forininsiance,,.,of, all. the
Canadians who came to this
area for their vacations, 63 per

~eent would eighter either have .
cul thelr trip short, or frouldn't’ ”

lime ever, an electronic timer
was used an the track, so hese
times. are really accurate.
Afler- the time trials
Saturday, a stock car trophy
dash was run, followed im-
mediately bya super stock
trophy dash. They were won by
Randy Kerr -and Abb
Giesbrecht respectively.
Following these two races was
the first fifty laps of. the
Molson's 100. Competition on
the track was heavy, Some of
the local boys who were really

Tenn Rec. '74

trips will dépend “on par-
ticipation. . .

The evening | program
\ is tovated in Skeena gym for
students in the same age group,
Sundays through Thursdays,
6:30 — 9:30 pm for sports such
as basketball, volleyball and
floor hockey. Caledonia Senior
Secondary will be available for
free gym lime for older

students Monday through
Thursday from 6:00 — 9:00 pm.

We are also interested in
selling up a centre for students,
along Lhe lines of a coffehouse.
Anyone with suggestions or
willing to help with this project

. is welcome.

__ For further details on any
of these - programs, or
suggestions, feel free lo call the,
nrena al 635-2042, and ask for
Linda Purschke,

have come al all if it wasn't for .§

- the fishing and the applies same
applies for 78. per cent of the

“Non-Canadians who visit,

here each year. Fishing is
important lo the TJerrace-
Kitimat-Prince Rupert area, for
it brings in well over a half of a
million dollars yearly. Fishing,
obviously, is an. important
natural resource,..use it wisely

so that olhers can use it toa,

Cenlennials total points. As well”
he showed -he‘ wasn't ‘aboul to

- back down and picked up 154

minutes in penalties.

This was Mike’s first year in ~
Junior B and it may be his last.
With his style of play, he’s
bound to hit the Junior A ranks
ina very short time. Mike told

the Herald that the plaque-he  <

won was his ‘first’ major hockey
award other than (gam lrophies
during his career. in minor
hockey. °

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pulling up a fight were Sonny

Bienvenue, Rene Fagan and.
Dexter Archibald, but the

competition from out of town
was tough. Drivers came fram
Prince George and Quesnel just
for this race. .

Sunday’s racing was postponed’

by one hour because of poor
weather condilions, but before
long thesun started to shine and
the boys had the track dry after

_afew laps. The format was the

same as Salurday, and Randy

Kerr and Abb Giesbrecht came,

aut an the lop once more, The
racing culminated with the last
50 laps of the Molson 100 and
Abb Giesbrech! won that easily.

There was @ $60 prize to the

_fast time in the time trials for

the stock cars and $i00 for the

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super stock fast time,: The stock:

car “fast lime’ money.was Won. .

by Randy Kerr.on Saturday and:
Abb Giesbrecht won : the prize

money. for-super siocks.. In ~

that heat® run Saturday’ Abb
Giesbrecht came in first,.then
Bernie Lewis, and third place
was Dexter Archibald. Randy -
Kerr came in first in the stock
car class, with Herb Quast and
Danny McBryan close behind,
$1900 was. splil amongst the
racers in the super stock class
in the Molsons 100, and the stock
cars competed for 40 per cent
of the gate. There were only’
about 150 people al the races
each day, so came on oul and
watch some really fine racing.
Dates will be announced in the
next paper. ,

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