The: blect of bieyéle matoc oss racing isn't

always to get alrborne over the jumps, but it .

seems the faster riders always manage on the
; oe ones on the Terrace Torken BMX club's

track near Riverside Park. These riders were *

~ taking part in the club’s double-polnts: day. -
Sunday. See below for more e details. wot,

Bliseard,”

Torénto | ‘an-

noyed iby’ "poor attendance.
this: aeagon, finally’ got a

‘ decent.crowd out Sunday —

but blew the opportunity to:

tnapress | the locals. _ ae

! " pllazard captain. Bruce ;

Wilson verbally lashed: the

city’s soccer fans last week

fox lack of support offered

the North. American Soccer: :
League team. In the wake of _

‘Coach Tony. Walters says
“he's encouraged  desplte

ly rcase of his players

\ \ squandering ‘thelr: scoring -

. opportunities.
“im “encouraged,” sald

18*: “tough " Seottish, ”
national: ‘team, ‘it wasn't so -

much ‘a moral -victory for

our team as It.was a very

good. performance. .
(We ‘Played ‘on. level
‘terms with: ‘a good ‘soccer

m,. We. iniesed. some
"to - deore-

- theirg,to >:

But: ‘Waiters: wasn't, as

. complithentary about . the
refereeing.

“it, ‘seems: ‘that | “when

i, of

to bend-over backwards to:
. prove: they're fot biased,”
said Walters:: “They end up.
favoring: “the: opposition,”

Gordoti' Strachan , opened:
the peorkag for Scotland on a.
penalty goal ‘at! 35:52 after

Scottis
" Nicholas.
Canadian goalkeeper Tino
# of _ Vancouver

i striker Charlie

Seeland’¢ rColher goal in the

second half a¢ 78:13 after he .

Rot by Canadian defender
Tas Bridge | of:

complained | to
hil Clarke of
iat Bridge had
been: fouled ‘by McGee.
Scottish’:‘manager. Jock
Steln ‘ghid * ited. team never

tot weet

The. three-game chaltenge
series concludes Sunday. in
Torvhto..

Canada had several

scoring’ chances especially’

b

x Manic, . .
i's 2-0 Ioas to Becotland - celtent chances but couldn't

y because . it. was.

, and:
_ Scotland. nade the. moat of.

“was. ‘fouled: by:

about. Canada
worked ted and they ue

‘the outbiitat, ‘the second

largest home crowd of ‘the:
season -— 14,783 —turned.op |

to -watch ‘the. Eastern
Division leaders. :

Their reward a i
was a tied It in the 27h minute on:

:” Jimmy Nicholl’s third goal -
Elsewhere,: it was; Team —

America 2, Fort Lauderdale.
1; and. Tulsa’ a San Diego
‘Saturday; 5
Vancouver: 4 ‘Montreal 13.

pleased with nats

Chicago ‘Sting: vietory.

_ Results:.”

in the opening half when.
they: outshot Scotland 124.
Dale Mitchell, of Montreal
had. .several exe

get the ball past: Thomson.
He had atx shots In the first”
half-and finished with nine.
An the 14th. minute: Mit-
chell Dlasted a free kick by
the goalpost just to the right
“of .Thomson and then. .
midfielder Randy Ragan:of:.
Toronto Blizzard drove, a
bali right Into a defender: in
the 28nd. \ .
* Ae few: “minutes
‘Mitchell, .all alone by front.”
with, the .ball:-at his . feet,
‘drilled a hard shot right at.
Thomson. ; ‘That. was fie.
chatice’ he. wanted “back:
most. ; pote

“TF think maybe | hit. some.

of those shots a, little ‘eo |
well,” sald. “Mitchell.

Tater:

‘Blizzard blows cold at home

: ‘Golden, Bay 3, New. York: i:

and, in ‘overtime, Seattle” 4,
Tampa Bay 3, .
Chicago. led 1-0 on Don
Droege’ 8p Roal In the: ith
niinute, but: the Bliszard:

al the: season. you

Pato: ‘Margetic netted the
winner at.82:42 and Ricardo
‘Alonso added an Insurance
oat with Tess: than wo.

minutes left: 7
Toronto has a Ta record”
and three of its losses have™
been at home,, oe
“We're feeling our “way.
back, " sald head‘..coach ..

Wille ‘Roy’ of the Sting, -

which won the league tle tn’.
1981 but iiseed the playolts
last year. “We played a long -.
indoor season this year and.
“didn't have the chance to do
“the long-distance and

mn conditioning. “work | ‘other,

~ clubs did. .

“Maybe tf. 1'd- ralysed’ that

_ one & bit it might have gone
_. tothe corner instead of right 7

at him,” Oh aes

~ Nicholas,”
> alriker, © who... tran stented.
‘from | _Glasiow : Celtic :
‘Arsenal this. week, Macted
the. play on- his ‘poal- ‘by

freeing himself ‘from: ‘the

Canadian defence fora ‘walk
> in all: alone on Lettieri,

Lettleri - “came: out~-and-

tackled “him, ' which
“ prompted. referte ™: Phil

Clarke ‘af Calgary | to call’ Ls

penalty. ©
(Strachan took th shot for

- Nicholas,;. who. ‘sul fered a

tuléted. right: kneo® on. ‘tie:

‘play. and was. “replaced by a
McGee, ‘Strachan. made:no-
‘misiae, beating ‘Lettieri |

with a” ‘low * shot to ‘the
keeper's righ.

meet advance billing:

“It you like. umber, this
.. promised to be the one; the »
United.” ‘States «: "Football
League’ ‘ses.
offence againat | its atingiest
defence,

But Chieaizo Blitz. “abe
tracted ‘Tampa: Bay : “Ban-
dits’ frontline passing’ arm,
and running legs before the,

intermission. and | finished

the autopsy, 31-8, In- the: -

second half to earn a share «
of the Central-Division lead

_ with the home-field ictory
Sunday. a:

- Tampa Bay quarterback ~
Jimmy Jordan, left in, the
first quarter cwhen: he: re-
injured -his right shoulder
after being slammed to the

- turf. Rimning back Gary
Anderson left after brulaing

. a thigh midway, into . the:
-. gecond *: , quarter. . : The
: previous week

wala
Birmingham, . . palr
combined for. sive "than 40
yards, This time...
mustered only 42,.-

‘“phis team, wasn’t: to beh

dented,” sald Chicago coach
George: Allen, whose team

now shares a 10-3 mark with
"the Bandits but has ‘the |

inside: track alter. beating
| | Tampa Bay. twice, “You |

could ' serigg ‘that in the "

locker oom."

Elsewhere, ~ it

Angeles Express -17;:

Philadelphia Stars 23,* New”

Resyplits
Washington, ' Federala | ‘18,7

prolific

they.

ewh was:
’ Michigan Panthers 42, Los

Arizona. Wranglers Il; ‘and
Birmingham © Stallions “32,
Boston Breakers 19...
Qakland | Invaders are.
home.’ to: Denver Gold
tonight. .

the ‘talented a

“Under _. ‘there - clr.

~, eumatances, - a win. away.

from home. is an: aaded,,
bonus.'""
Chicago, 4-3,. remains int
in the East,
Shootout. goals by. Dan
‘Canin; Perry Yan der Becki ~
vend Touy. ‘Grencitelll gave -
Team America its win over. .
Ea Lauderdale In front, on
» crowd ‘of 50,103 at,
Wadhingion’s Robert F.
Kennedy Stadium. .”
Fort Lauderdale’s Teofilo
Cubillas scored first in ‘the
. shootout. Team America,
“the U.S. national team in
training, . ‘scored ont: ‘three
consecutive: shootout” tries
after miilssing.on -its first.
“attempt to: build an in: .
“surmountsble 3-1 tead with
“only one shooter remaining “.
for. each, {eam.. Crescitelli’s
Real was ‘the "clincher.
‘Alan: "Green of Team
America; ‘ej scored the

‘, ‘fired goat of the game. Fort

USFL's big game didn't

“Lauderdale. ted: the score in
the second half when Briav
Kidd headed in a cross from |
Steve Wegerle. .
Tulsa’s ...Ron Futcher
scored. one goal in the first
‘half. and asslated on Gerry.
. Reardon’ it header in the
second helf before 3,383 fans
at: San Diege.. Gert Wiec-
zorkowake ‘scored tor the
Sockers:

Chicago. opened. a 14.0. [a

first-quarter lead as passer
Tim Koegel, who completed
11.0f.:10°for 110 yards ‘and
thres touchidowns, threw six
yards to Kevin Long for cne
Score md 43 yards to Tim
“for . another.

spencer, ‘who gained’. 83.
_ yards‘on-22 carries, rushed - {

“for -two: additional - ‘touuch-
downs,

The - - Bandits’ .
didn't cross midfield until.

8:18 remained in thé third:

quarter on their sole scoring

oftence: .

drive, which quarterback: | {ff

Mike KELLEY FINISHED:
WITH A 4% + YARD PASB:
TO Willie’ Gillespie: a uf ,

‘A crowd of 21,249 — 4,000 j
“below | Chicago's, average ii

home attendance — showed
ap ‘in. 30-degree tem:

peratures. The heat of. the - 4 ae

artifielal ‘turf, at Soldier:

Field was measured at 53.8. q

degrees at halftime. *
" “«Once'they got the lead,
us,” sajd guard Fred Dean,
a veteran with Washington

his first USFL ganie slice
 pelng acquired by. Tampa.

*q think their front toar.

: (Wefensive line) Is at good

~ RB-One On at average NFL

“steam.”

they were able to tee off on

Redskins of the Natlonsi ]
Football League playing In ig

” frend of “mine,”
* Arnoux, who nigned with the ‘

: mu driving -
Ferrari, fullfilled his - cars
Promise on ‘Sunday * by

qh, Arnoux,
Frenchman,

a “Meyear-old

‘Adlskilometre circuit in one
hour, 48 minutes and, 3 538.
aD bearing: disintegrated, in.

‘seconds.

United States waa second In-

winner, © “while

flnished third, ,
seconds behind.”

special feeling to. win on the.
Gilles . Villeneuve

driver from ‘Berthierville,
Que.,-who: died May.8, 1982,.

after bis car crashed during

, taining” for + the Belgian.
| Grand. Prix. : a
“Gilles was a very ood

. Prerrari team this. “year

"after driving for Renault the ~

ae early in the: race ‘arid’ he bad |
: Lamar salfteltles. He.

‘piloted “bis.
Ferrari 126 C2B: to: an easy:

. Eddie. Cheever. ‘al. ee,

his Renault, ELF REAQ,
42.029 seconds behind ‘the -
Amoux’s
countryman and’. Ferrari.
- fammate Patrick. Tamhay~
52.610:
as fourth ‘spot with 25. oe
Arnoux. : ‘aqld. it. was Ga! The “vietory .was worth
track,
- named for’ the: ‘Ferrar'-

‘Nelson: Piguet, ‘iecond in

"athe points: standings with 27°
‘and third on: the: grid, feft™.

; ‘the: race on the 16th tape after ..

: his transenlssion, : Be
“‘Tambay' s°

‘points and moved him into'a
ierond-place tle with Piquet

. standings. Rosberg: picked
“up three polats to hold down |

nine points for Arnoux, fifth

~~dn ithe: “standings. ‘with’ 7

points, Lo
‘John Watson ‘of ‘Northetia
- Ireland, “the: ‘other: ver of:
anov turbo-charged car. ‘ins
‘the ton. ‘six, ‘threaded . his
way, from 20th place on-the
geld, “finish: ‘sixth A his
MeLaren “MPLI-C,

Sweep

- past four years..“We were: -

“alike in many ways.” .
Defending
_champlon Keke Rosherg of

" Finland drove a Williams:
- FWose and overcame early :

. blocking - ‘by Italian | Alfa

‘Romeo driver’ Andrea de"
Cesaris to finish fourth,

_1:17.048 behind ‘Amoux.
Rosberg, starting ninth on
‘the arid. ‘his.~: con:,
venthreliy:powéred racer
behind eight turbo-charged
- care, pushed de -Cesaris for
1B: Japa. _ before’ linally
passing him on the 16th lap.

Alain Prost of France, the

time. within a year he’s hit

| winner. shy: «

‘world. . =

; VANCOUVER: ACP} —

Vancouver realtor Peter |
Wall said Sunday: he placed ;

$34,600 in bets’ to win. the-.
$920,411 Sweep Bix Pool at:
Exhibition Park, the third .

te-fackpot, | :

*~ But he, didn't want to talk
. about it. ;

. “, Asked in the tandstand it

he Kad won Sunday's pot, he ©

replied: “Yer, but don't use
my name." .

Seven move ‘Up at.

tiie Terrace Torken BMX ~

“pieyele motocross racing

elub held {ts first double-

“points. day. of the. season

‘Sunday. at its: Riverside .

Park track,

Racers: placing highly in
the final: motos received
double the usual amount of
points from Sunday’s races. .
‘Six: beginners gathered

enough points on the‘ double

, -Bystem to move up into the .
‘novice class. A rider needs ©
3 points: to - move fom,

beginner. ta novicé:|

Riders moving up Sunday ;

were. “Jamie , Carter, Kory
McKay, Emerson Aaillo,
Darrell . Hague,
Bronsema,. Randy: Therrien
and Don Bare.

A>. total of. 190 « -ridera
attended the race day.’. The
next direa BMX action is
next Sunday. at the Kitimat
BMX. club's. Hirsch. Creek
track near the golf course.

“The next action on the
Terrace track will be June
Bh .

Jamie”

BMX double-points:

wey Be ry 1 onan 1 Rider. Jamie
Ca

pid \Pere vereutt 3, Emerson Aleic .

Tyeart old: Veret Kivss2. Tommy.’
surk 4. Roly Hould

“@ years @ Ah Ghoil Rider 2. Kyle =
Stevenson 2. andrew Ho iywell

? years ald: 1. Duane siivelre. 2
Mark Oe Jang 3. Steven Hill

10 years old: 3. Melvin Nims 2. :
Darrell Hogue 2, Eugene Da Silva -

th years okt: 1. fan? Chisholm a
Jamie Bronkena a Shane Dennla

12 yaors Randy Therrien 2.
Leonard W ard 4. Steven Richdala

12 years okt: 1; Ken Bergman 7.
' Michael Hopn 4. Aichard Nally ,
ik Bergm

, te
Menitchie 3. Petar Soprovic
NOVICE

And
2. Mike Bartistt’3. Nathan-AAcAvoy -

are id: T. mike Vandernnusien .
6 yeors old:.1. Linc oun 2. Glan .

oleton 3. Garret! Chelsbe

Pyenrs old: 1. Richard Orbe! 2. Scott” |

Newton 3. Dale Hanton hat
r oid novice-expert:
Siesan 2 dim. Oampster, 2 ” Chete

years od: 1 Nike Cam
Jen Enelabers i Richard

'
Jett Martin 3, Ant oft
19 years old: J. Dien Orbel + Travis
Sanwald 3. Paul -Gressel
“uordy Burerss 3, fie fanart .
- ¥ Bu ork
SXFERT
16 yearn old: 1. Cla yon Ste
2 David  Miklavie 3, kel
Cruikshank ©

Next rater Kitimat’e. Hirach Creek:
track, Jun
Mart race in rien una u.

Taeeda, ‘dune: 14 at Spm
REM LEE THEATRE

- Tike - Adults, Students...’ 2.00

Tickets available at the tooror or”

. from band students.

third-place
> fitish © ‘earned him: four,”

with 27 points in'the drivers’ -

“-amsuers trem the Terrace Terken |

Fi Pa .
ara od: |. Don Bare 2, Bruce.

ha

‘Wednesday night, A.B.
Amusements. at Rotary’ Park

-Lakelse Hotel at Northwest Community, College, -

Girls softball ‘tourney complete

The’ Tervace. Minor Gita. ~
“Softball” Asaociation’s.*
annual tournament. was
‘held at Agar. Park on the
' weekend, ‘with ‘all. six. age’.
divisions; Getting into action.

- The T-ball tournament --
was non-competitive, ©
‘Eastend Supremes won the’
mite: division, Wade
‘Contracting: won the squirt -
division, and © Thornhill
Huskles won the pee. wee

= Skeona, Lakelse Hotels win

Friday night’s ladies’ softball league action saw Skeena.
: Hotel beat Williams Moving and Storage 20-4, and RB.
Baker’ lose 15-2’ to Lakelse Hotel. ° :
Baker" plays”: Terrace

and Pizza Patia takes. on:

“division, m .
New. Quiadsa Travel wari
the bantam. ‘division ‘title;

while Hazelton .Gitanmaaz |: to ‘}
won the’ raldget division: |

series against Terrace’s ;

‘Mr, Mike's midgets, a- win =
* that also earried them a B.C, .

Summer Games berth. -
Further details - on the .

tournament will appear

later in the week,

 Northmen ‘shot out Kitimat

~ Terrace Northmen ‘took a 25-0 win from’ the Kitimat:
Snakes in northwest rugby football Teague Play. Saturday in

Prince Rupert.‘*

The game was ‘one of two played in conjunction ' with the;
“Prince Rupert Seafest, which took place over the weekerid.
“Terrace’s forwards dominated the game, while ‘nod
loose play from the back row helped Terrace as well in the . <
win. ‘The Kitimat team had several players milssing, wile

~ also contributed. to their Joss.

Terrace led 11-0 after the first half on tries by B.S; Dees.

. and Vern Rasmussen and a penalty kick by Bill Warcup..

The second haif belonged to Willie McCleary, as he scored

‘for all: of -Terrace's ‘points

Minor soccer results

Results from the weekend's schedule of games in ‘the
‘ Terrace Youth Soccer Association:  -
In the under-8 division, Doc's United beat Campetland 2.

| , three tries and kicked'a convert on one of them to aceount

3, Terrace Chrysler Aspens: beat Vic Froese Trucking Hot

. Rodders 1-0, Totem. Ford Mustangs beat Dairy Queen 3-1;:..

Ken's Photo. Mighty Mites dropped Centennial Lions 8-1 and.

the Kinsmen Jets-Tilden Tigers game was postponed untit: _

Thursday.

In the under-10 diviston, it was::.

Cop. Kickers 8

Surveyors 0; Shoppers Drugs Whitecaps 9: Westend Eagles

_ 2; Pohle Westars 6 Thunderbirds 3; Skeens ‘Foresters 1

’ Sundance Sonice 0; and Finning Flyers 2 McAlpine 1,

Under-13 scores were Inly Bird 2.Rotary Wheels 0 and : a

’ Northern Motor Inn 3 Young Ideas 1.

The under-1§ division games saw Philpot's Cheetahs and. 1
. Manuel's Pumas tle 3-9 and: Dave’ 5 Phang beat t Sight, a

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