_ Todd LePage of Stewart puton: an impressive t two- day erformance in the:
“decathlon at the B.C. Summer Games in Maple
’ Saturday as he took a sliver. medal In the ten

idge Friday. and-

medals in: the ‘pool ay rT.
"three-day. competition,

pulling int :
and ‘deaf ath e. a

__ began: Friday,” “morning: 3
“ Gray's golds came in the 100

metre, backstroke: and ‘the ‘mod

that

yy ae] :

{ot
metre™

pentathlon

‘ Fotbes, also of Terrace,

: placing. third, Kathy: Highe,
OF Terrace, - who: wom, a 100.-

rd butterfly medal in the ..
Sue, Hackman. of

golds, - jneluding: ‘the! 0

-"Ridge,. ~ with)“ Jorgie

Jorgenten and’ - Eugene at ;
" “Itvine : of “Kitimat: -won a”.

aoe Silver’ ‘medal and ‘9 bronze

Molson se a fade early

in, provincial fastball

’ Skeena Molson - Kings
went out early in the B.C.”
provincial’ fastball
ehampionships ine
"Vancouver on the: weekend, .
suffering two losses in the’
three games. they" “played*
and: bowing :out . of °
contention ©
afternoon. | .-

Victoria Hoyals won. the’.
-provineial title swith: a- 61
win  over-: U

VanCity ean Monay

evening.

.-With a run in the bottom of .

the seventh.

“Rob Guenther. was. the

- winner, . Pitching a
 one-hitter ‘against ~the
Kings, who struggled at the

“plate call weekend. Clint...
‘Su nda y ‘Marhsall. took’ the loss for
‘the Molson Kings,

Terrace won their: first’

“game on ‘the loser’s side of

Rock Saturday afternoon by,
a 2-1 score. John- ‘Andrews ”
was the winning pitcher, but-
\Bkenia’ still didi't. have a

"good day ‘at the plate,

“getting gnly three hits off

the White Rock pitching and
-Seoring both their runs .on

- festa balls.

The Molson Kings: were
dliminated -Sunday

See fe and the

Three | ‘area archers won,
silver medals in! Maple.

". put
-. Showing in the! decathlon

- afterfioon by Victoria's -

Ingraham Hotel, who ‘beat:
‘Again, Skeena’
_ matiaged only four’ hits ‘in ~
” scattered ;
“seven: .

“them 3-1.

the’, ‘game;
throughout - thé -
innings, and the Terrace

despite getting runners ott.
_Dwaine, Popp was

~ pitcher of decision: : ;
Next. ‘weekend; ‘Terrace ;

plays: inthe Peace Arch
tournament, -organized © by
“the Norwest.
Fastpiteh: League, :, Their
final: home Series ‘of _the
‘season will be against the

Royals August 13 and 14 at --

Riverside Park.

"bids top Riverboat
-. slowpitch tournament

Terrace: ‘Builders

Irlybirds won a- best-of- -

-three’- series. with Gus’

-activity event. LePage won: Retreation Centre Sunday.

one of three medals in multl-activity events at the Games, as Dave Kenny ‘0 win the title of the
_ and Martin Forbes both won medals in the modern pentathlon. co

. a ; Telkwa’ Ss , Harrison. first
“in King of Mountain

Richard « Harrison
Telkwa won ‘the 1983 edition
-of the, annual, Tetrace King
“ef the Mountain Footrace
- Sunday‘afternoon, ‘finishing °

~‘the 5.2 mile course in-a: fast”.

: 37 minutes, 57 seconds.
Harrison. was: aly st

secorids | of “Colin: Parr’s.
record time of 37; 20 s6t two-

"years | ago, “despite, poor

course conditions caused by.

bad’ weather over’. the
previous several. days, -

Harrison -had, hike the

_ colirse only once: belore the

race but still ‘managed , to

beat several -
“experienced

more |

‘with a 38: 26 time... while

' Fred Touche took. third with °

a $8: 40. ° . vy:
‘Parr tock fourth epot with °

- Kermode canoe records fall os |
1983. regatta: wets

McCooeye and Norma:
Stephens took third spot.”

“Merv Beedle and Gerd
Schuster won the ‘Kermode
Canoe Regatta Saturday in
a record time of three
hours, 11 minutes 32 seconds.

over .the 3$0-mile. course

between Remo Bar Beach

and Exchamsiks River. .

Park. :
"Spokesman for
‘regatta Cathy -Crack: said

about -a mile of the course .

was clipped for this year’s
event, which contributed to,
the setting of records in ‘all
‘four categories in the race. _
Beedle and Schuster won
the open category, followed |
by: Gord Best ard. Kelvin. |
Jordan in second and Gary
Champagne “and” ~ Linda
Dawson in third spot. |

In the men’s canoe class,
Gaty King and Hugh
Bedard took first spot with a
‘time of 3:19.27, followed by
Norm Belina and”: Brian,
Belina in second and Duane.
Stephens and Jim Jenson in
third spot.- °°.

‘The women’s canoe ‘class
was won for the second year
in.a.row by Denise Kenney.
and Cheryl Dyck; a8 they
‘broke their own record set
last year with d time of
9:48.45. Jay Cline and Val
Haydon ma nned the second-
place, canoe, - while Cathy

’

“of:

us Record- holder’
Walker was the first worn -

competitors. ;
“Karl Sterner was. ‘iecnd, ot

‘the

* Canadian

. league,

- victory i

a 38:51 time, despite
struggling over the latter

part of ‘the course while:

suffering from cramps.
.Martin Sterner took fifth.

Sue

- across the: line, finishing in

“g2nd "spot “overall“with: a
~ Evelyn: Kuest-
"was second .in'55;:07, while’

47:18 .lime, -

Elaine Fleischmann. was
the third woman across and

-first in the masters women

clas with a time of 56:21,~
Top masters male across

the line wag’ Jae’ Bakker.

who took 44:05 to finish the
race in 14th spot: overall. _

In the 50 years: and over

male ‘class, Richard. Gibbs. *
was) first with a. ‘time of.
“Grethe -
‘Brorup was the top so-plus.. “

1:09:40, ‘while’

‘Jorma Jyrkkanen and
Kjerstin Smith combined to
win the mixed canoe class in

a time, of 3:21.28, beating -
Sergio Lagouini and Sharon |
“finished *.

Seaton, : who: ..
second, :and. ‘Wendy ‘Wold

> and Monty ‘Koopman, who

took third.”

Other. prizes ‘awarded at
the regatta went..to Lynn
Hughes and John Hughes,
who won the hidden time

. prize by finishing in 4:00.03,

and to Darry Collister and

Payne had ‘the .

megotiated
_ withouta mishap. A total of ,

woman with’ a time ca
1:07:36.: a
In- the boys 16-18 class,’

Richard Allen ; was:.‘first-“ -

-ACTOSS, taking 49: 17 to finsin.”

_ in. dist place, while. in. the”

‘boys 14-15 - “group, Mike:

Christianson:: was: first in. co
~elass and 36th overall with a
time of 51:55. —

~ Kevinr Lynden: took: first in.-

“the-boys 12-13 class.with'a |

time of 53: 16, and Raymond |
Praught . ‘was-': the only »
‘competitor tn the under-12
class,. finishing’. ‘Sard. Spot
with a time of, 1:01:02.,,

A: total: ‘of. 87 péople

entered. the! race, “down from
last year’s record total df 97, .

but a club spokesman said
the feld.was high calibre
_and : that: ‘showed , in, the -
quickness: of the times ¢ ond:

Tough and’ sloppy course:

Don Holkestad, wha won nthe |
hidden” placing . prize . by «

finishing 20th out’ of, the 30.
_.Ontries. ‘

Terry’ Morris and” ‘Gil
-most

the

Riverboat : Days. slowpltch’

~ softball . ‘tournament | cat.

Riverside. Park. -:

~ lflybirds beat Gus’. 20° in
. Pound: +1
Semifinal... game: vf the -
. tournament. to: earn: their-
aoe “final | berth and fot Gus’ to

‘inner. 5.

tournament.
. Game out of the loser's side *
-to meet Gus’ for the second
final: berth, but ‘lost the -
Semifinal - 4-3. to ‘finish in

beat the ‘winner of the
loser’s side of. the
SKB Molsons

third spot...
“The. tgurnament ' was a
true double-knockout event,
“Gus? went into the:
isan a” “tinal” gai.
_ teed

~ Bolton v wins. ‘Kitimat

“stroke. victory Monday in
the annual Hirsch Creek
men's: open. _—_ golf
tournament.

’ The Kitimat event drew
100 competitors and went
_ three days for 64. ‘holes,
much: of it under rainy

conditions ‘and on a- wet :
- Hirsch Creek Course. °
‘Bolton, a junior member of, -
the. Kitimat. -club, shot-
- ‘consistently well despite the.

bad ‘weather and finished
well ahead of: second-place
‘osengren, who had
tournament four’

put: of: Ednionton, Alberta,
~ settled: for top ‘spot in thé
_ championship - flight's low
gross “category. © Vern
Jacques of Kitimat was
second in the championship
~ flight: and- ‘Clayton Harris,

“~.* abso of Kitimat, took: third

place. .

Overall Jow net winner in,

improved time, taking 29:68 ‘the. ‘tolitiament was Ian

off their. time of: last year, ©
“and the. contributor 8 ‘prize;
_ went
: Fisheries. department: s

_ the * ‘Federal

The 2) carioes entered
the course

ten more entries showed up’:

for the race this year. than :

last,

Eagles sweep. CPSL .

. EDMONTON (cP)

, Edmonton’ Eagles, ‘ended’ a
; season. -

“Of Sinanelal, -
problems with an’ emotional
high ‘Monday,’ defeating.”

‘Hamilton Steelers 2-0 to win.

the: championship of the
’ Professional
Soccer League, ae

The ‘Eagles, whose ‘pay
cheques have becoine mere .
‘tokens “because of the,
money problems- being’
_ experienced “by. the entire.

capped. an.
defeated | season. ‘with their,

wih. 7

. "It gives ts, at the very .
“Teast, a sliper, feeling,” said:

coach. Diéter, Hochheimes;-
“Bveryone can |
with. what,’ we’ ve done heft,

And Tmo proud : ‘of my.

team because. they made 'a

very good fight taday.””"
“Two of the six: ‘téattis in J

‘the league; Montreal - and
"Toronto, are. bankrupt, : a

" cireumstaneé* that; foreed --

shdrleniig (he season. ;

“Everyone stuck. tégéther:

‘all year,” said, Sohn | nor; .

*who assisted Zon. wie" goal ,

“and d.scoreilsa anal:

‘Smith | of Terrace. -
Theissen of Kitimat was the
irst-place -finisher ‘in: the
“championship ‘fitght's- low
net category,. followed by

* Terry. Conway of. Kitimat

and John - Yasiachuk ‘of
Terrace.

‘In the: first flight; Chris >
: . Stevens: of'Terrace was the .
~ top low grosé:.competitor, -

uh ‘Eric . Lindhaas of

. Prince “Rupert second and -
Bie

Bolton of. Kitimat

‘ third. “John Sterling of the

t ‘host club won first fightlow.*. 3
: niet’ honors, with Hector
Identify ; seein rn

ea etn now “gts

. Randy-

‘men 's Open golf

". Kitimat’s "david _Balton -
“shot an excellent: 228 in bad.
‘weather ‘and on poor
_ conditions to take a seven:

“McDonald of . Kitimat
second and John Smith, also

- of Kitimat, taking third.

Mike Bruneau: of the host

low grass trophy, with Jan
Maltby. and Don Angellus,
both ‘of Prince Rupert,’
second. and third. Cec

~ Moore and Ron Lorette of
. Terrace finished first and:

‘secand in the low net chase ‘Riverside as Gus’. ‘plays .

Dreamworld-K. Grace :

inzsecond -flight,- with Art

* Emerson: of Kitlmat_ third.

“In ihe third flight, it was

Paul “Haugen ‘of Tertace

winning. the low grass title,

. followed’ by Ray Crawford

and: OHi Korhonen ‘af
Kitimat. second and third.
In the: low net class of third

- flight, ‘it: was John Roberts.
wihning with Stan Pretulac:
. secotd and Bev Kaye third.

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take the title. Simon Dodd’.
hit a home run.over the left:

field fence to give Gus’ a 76.
win in the first final game‘as

Gus’ overcame ‘a three-run:

first-inning.- deficit to take
-the win,
In the second final game

‘of the tournament, Marcus .

“,Tteam trailed’ ail the- way

the |

. Major .

Klein hita two-run double to _

the centre-field .wall and’

gave Irlybirds-half of thelr
four-run fourth inning, That
was all fhe offence - the”
Irlybirds- needed but they
got ‘three . more ‘runs,

including a Guy - -Farkvam ,
homer in the sixth, totakea

7-0 win anid the tournament.

Irlybirds won $100. for

_ their victory,‘and were also,
awarded a $200 gift from the «

Terrace’. Men's .. Slowpitch

‘League to help defray the

club‘ wort the second flight. cost of their trip to the B.C.

provincial slowpitch final

‘tournament in'mid-Auguat. ”
Gus' won $50'-for their.

second-place finish, —

Play resumes in the
league's final two weeks
Wednesday © night at

Construction at -7 p.m: and:

“Northwest Loggers take on -
Lakelse’ Motor Hotel at

approximately 8:15 p,m.

Trideau « ‘ach’ placing

second, ‘Jorgenson ‘ in the —

men's freestyle. events. and...

“Trudeau” ‘the’ boys: -

Areesty! event, andsDavie, -

“Powell Stewart alsp took.
: ey 5

novice, Dressage efuesttid
competition, and: took fourt h

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: medal. -Pespectively.”,
intermediate «: “individual

- accuracy “pardiehuting

events.- oe

‘Todd LePage. “of Stewart
on a tremendous .

“events.4 and came-away with
Pr silver medal," ‘falling? .
behind. the, eventual | winner
_in the last: three events of
the ten-event decathlon.

The rest of the: medals
came in thé-pool. Terrace
Bluebacks swimmers

edal take swells to

Competition with, Martin ‘showed ell: ‘with “Ks iy

-events for: a total “a

“relay medals,.

- ‘and

we

- metre medley relay,

‘the
_ Games:

- this week.

women's —
; freestyle relays, in the

Highe. winning her gold and’
‘a silver. ithe: ‘100
backstroke’ aii 100 fi

medals. Craty
a “p

‘this . zone. won fo"
-medals (ini the 4x50 tre,
‘for boys-and! girls. and :the-:
4x50 medley. for, boys. ahd™
girls) and a silver. (in ‘the..-
‘boys 4x50" freestyle). cs

“Master -swimmers “from =...
this zone also’ won several”: =
including
silyers. in’ ‘both men's ‘and.
"x50": metre

_ men’ s- 4x50 medley . relay":
the ‘mixed . 10x50
"freestyle. relay, as. well asa
bronze in: :fhé women's 4x50

‘More indepth coverage of
1983 - B.C. « Summer .

will: follow: in. ---
editlons of the Herald Jater. a

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