Victor Dhami.won this Norco Starfire BMX

racing bicycle Ina draw put on by. the Terrace
Tarken’ BMX. club and Sundance. Ski and
Sport. The cycle, worth $520,. was awarded to -

Sundance.

Dhaml June: 12: after the: draw took place.
Here Dhami poses with Mark Butler--(left),..
- president of the club, and Roy Long - of.

Argo- -Lion match: tonight’ S pick .

There may: be. some
concern’ -- for Toronto
Argonauts and thelr run-
and-shoot offence . without
direction” from - Darrell
(Mouse) Davis, but. save
your:: :sympathy for. a
worthler cause. -
os Argos » and quarterback
Condredge Holloway
showed: against Calgary _
Statripeders in the opening
game--of~-the the. sCafading &
Football League season for °
both teams that their
offence remains
devastating: - :
" It's obvious, “too, that the
visttorg.-to Exhibition
Stadium \ this week, B.C.
‘Lions, are oa well-
conditioned, well-coached.
team.“ that aspires. to
Western” Division laurels,
- And the way they played.
-, the" exhibition ‘season,.
there’s no reason to think ©
‘they’ be denied ‘the
opportunity, - starting:
tonight In . their regular. ;
season opener. -

- Edmonton’ ‘Eskimos, who.

' showed ‘last weekend in
Hamilton they: can still
produce. key plays,
entertain Winnipeg Blue
Bombers -on Friday night
while the gecond weekend of.
the. CEL: regular. season
. concludes Saturday. with -
“Ottawa “Rough Riders at
Montreak: ‘Concordes. and
Hamiltgn- ‘Tiger- -Cats
-visiting’.Saskatchewan

Roughriders in an
interlocking ‘fixture at |
Regina. ,

. BC, (0.05 at TORONTO (ke:
) ee

The last time B.C, was in
Toronto —~ Sept. 28, 1982 —
the. Lions trampled the °

Argos 40-14, |
~ The Lions _ outscored
western oppodition 154-79 In

four pre-season tilts while
running up a /4-0'° record.
There's no reason to think .
_the Lions are a flash in the
pan in Toronto (CBC-TV -
" regional af 8:00. p.m. EDT
with the usual regional
blackouts in effect), ,. |.

B.C. by five
WINNIPEG = (6-1).
EDMONTON (1-0)

The. Blue Bombers have .
seen the film of how the .
Escimos stole a win from
Hamilton’ last week, and
they're not that far. from
being a contender —
especially (when.,
quarterback Dieter. Brock,
retuims. -

In the meantime; took i .
‘the Bombers ‘to edge; the
five-time Grey Cup kings at
Commonwealth Stadium
\CTyV national at 9: 30 P. m.
EDT). .

Winnipeg by three.
OTTAWA | (1-0)
MONTREAL (G-1)

‘J.C, Watts has shown a.
year on the shelf haste hurt

at

. commissioner
-Gaudaur earlier this week

= then Theor se ear S. win,

. his magic. He may bea step -
“slower, but that could be
_ down to half-a step by the

Montreal . matehup
Saturday night at Olympic
: Stadium.

Montreal just. doesn’t

’ have any competition for _
Watts in what will be the ©
key match-up of the game. .

Ottawa by five. ‘

enna
ag

‘Condordes don’ t

MONTREAL |

(GP)

Montreal Concordes have. of the Concordes.
‘consulted their lawyers to

determine whether they are
bound by a ruling made‘ by
Canadian. Football . League
Jake

concerning ..

Dave “Marler.
Gaudaur ruled the former

Hamilton _ Tiger-Cat

US team -
blasts -
_ Canada

. INDIANAPOLIS (CP) —

quarterback

The United States aver-—

powered Canada 15-5, 15-6,

“15-10 in men’s play Wed-
. nesday night at the North-

Central American and
Raribbean © Volleyball”
championships.

Tha Americans are now
undefeated in. two. games,’
while Canada has one
Victory, 8° win y Tuesday
against, Mexico. ~.

The ‘Canadian rien: play. -
wirlléss Puerto Rico today.

In the game. Wednesday. ..
‘night, an almost - faultless .
attack | < by ‘the _ taller
‘Americans: stymied _ the
Canadiang- until the third
game, when Canada took an
84leads
gednada’ won the: silver
medal last. wéek at the

_ World University Games in

Edmonton. The - Ametican
‘team here ig not the one that

; competed” ‘tn’ Edrnonton.

Barliet in. the day, a
veterati U.S. ‘team defeated
the Canadian women’ 8 team
Canada: wxtinded the
favored ‘Americans to a 12-
42 tle fii the first game until

superior spiking gave: the *
UW.S.-a 15-12 win. The US.
woli the second garne. 158.
‘and, in’ tte third game,

., Jumped to a 10-1 lead: before

_ Canada’s. defence blunted.

"the U.S. attack. and closed.”

the:seore to 12-6: A series: of
Canailian® defensive errors

“HAMILTON | (0-1) = at

Saskatchewan (1-0) .
‘The Tiger-Cats are still

smarting | from their home- .

opening’ loss to Edmonton,

- Tom Clements can still

arouse the Ticats’ ‘as he
showed against Edmonton.

- However, a couple of,

cues

quarterback is the property -.
The

Montreal club had claimed’
‘Marler off. the recallable

waiver list, then. attempted

to withdraw the claim. ©

The Concordes' argue
Fulton told them Hamilton

had withdrawn its waivers.
- and. Fulton denies © that.
Gaudaur backed Fulton and -’

advised assistant general
manager ‘Bob: Geary . the

injured - Marler and -his |

reported $125,000° salary
_were the responsibility of
the Concordes.. .

Geary had called Fulton

* to delete Marler from the

‘want |

lapses ‘in the. secondary...
proved costly. If there’s no

improvementin that area of

their game this week, heads.
will roll and Ticats will still . .
be struggling: to ‘get. back.”

/ some credibility.

Hamilton by three.

Previous 1983 Picks: ~_
_ Won. two, lost two.

be Bh -

Marler *

club's list. ;
“We, have the option of
taking the case to (CFL)
arbitration under the
_ bylaws of the constitution or
“taking the matter to court,”
‘sald Geary. “And that's
what ..our lawyers are
catudying right now.
“Just: because the com:
misloner- has
‘decision doesn’t mean .we
_ can’t fight it,” Geary. said,
Marler suffered a in-
flamed tendon in his right
wrist during the -Ticats’
training camp and has been
forced: to. wear a light
plastic cast since lhat time.

. “professional “debut ° before
. the-home-town folka at ‘the .

.. sald Bassett, ‘Just hopest...
m.. can live up to what I'm

- Joanne Russell and Sharon

- made in 1993 when Ae

“made. a.

“4

= 1p 60 by. the au of the year
to that of making the top 20.
‘Ft. will be tough because

‘that awaits her: later. this
mer, = > :

Still beaming trom ‘her ‘ rankings, the harder it is to
“remarkable Success at the: : keep’ moving up,” she said,
~ Wimbledon tennis “.cham-
~~ plénships in: late’ June; “the.”
\ AS-year-ald. Toronte ’ ‘native

‘ sorts and photographs ‘tram
"aly, angles while Promoting.
» What: “will be" s her-)

- $250,000 Player's .Challenge

tournament Aug, 13-21. -
“It’s Boing to be exciting

~ {coming back to Torento),”"

: “Women’s. * . Tennis
“dn Amelia stand; Fla.,
where she wad edged 4-3, 2-
7-6 by American Chris
Evert Lloyd.” Coal
_. “Every. ‘three or « four
‘years a player comes along
’ like Tracy, Austin or Andrea
‘ Jeeger,"". said Lloyd af-
terwards, ; trumpeting
Hassett’s arrival. ,“‘Now, it’s
Carling .— she has all. the

supposed to-do.
“Wimbledon is Wim-
" bledon, but this event will be.
~ very special to me... | ---
Al Wimbledon, Bassett.
surpassed all expectations .
as. she beat Americans

‘Walsh, and ldth-seeded:°- And for this reason,
Andrea Temesvari. of Canadians have “clung to
: Hungary before falling to ‘this. ‘houncy, - blonde
Andrea Jaeger of the United daughter of | Johnny F.

. States,

The All-England cham- ;
Pionships symbolized the
incredible leap Bassett has

Bassett, owner of Tampa
Bay Bandits ofthe United
States Football League, and
burdened . : cher: with ‘their

turned _ professional
January and was ranked
- 95th. in the world: She, now
stands 22nd and has earned.
$46,310 (24th), having won
22 of 33 matches.

in, ~ ‘Darling. Carling, as_she
- press, has it all and the

_ ‘That Canadians dote so
much on Bassett is ironic,

Loggers, Wreckers

_ Win in slowpitch

“Northwest Loggers and SKB Molson Wreckers were both

withers of one-run games Wednesday night in the Terrace
Men's Slowpitch League, but one of the games had a

‘controversial ending.
SKB took a 12-11 default win over Gus’ after a Gus’ player.
‘was ejected from the game for using. abusive language.

Gus’ was leading 11-7:in the top of the eighth when the:

*- incident took place, but the team had no-one on the bench to
- replace the ejected player and the game was called at that
point,

In the other dame, Northwest Loggers: beat: ‘Kokanee
Kings 11-10, taking their fourth victory of the season.

{Friday night’s slowpitch games. will feature UAB and -

geet in the early game and Térrace Builders Irlybirds

Williams Movers. in the late game... Games begin at? -

Friday.” *

unday's action will featare four games, starting with
Ki anee playing: Dreamworld-K. Grace. at .2 p.m,
Following that game, SKB meets Lakelse Hotel, UAB plays
Northwest Loggers and Irlybirds play Gus’.

TERRACE MEN’S SLOWPITCH LEAGUE

_ Unotilcial ststandings after games Wednesday 13 July 83
team gp. .W..1.#..a..pet

pan

Terrace Builders Irlybirds 14.12 527174 60 -.B57
SKB Molson Wreckers . oN 4-139 78° .733
Gus’. 14. 10 4°15) 95 714.
Williams Movers’ 14 10-40-1473 7
Kokenee Kings 15 9 & 124° 97 .600
TakharOllers - 3. 8 F 134 97.533
‘ Dreamworld-K. Grace Const. 4° 6 = B IT? 123° 429
LakelseHotel - ‘144 =«5 9 G4 138 ..357
NorthwestLoggers 14 4 10 87 158 .286
UAB . . 4 062:«12:«FF 165 142
Westland . 131 O12. 54. 163) 077
Wednesday Resuits:’ Northwest- Loggers 15 Kekanee

Kings 10; SKB Molsons 12 Gus 11.
Friday Games: (at Riverside) UAB va. Westend (7 pm),
Irlybieds vs. = Willlams: ° (approx,” 8:15. p.m.)

‘the - ‘higher you get in the .

academies, but:
“You Have to beat :pegple
ahead of you consistenily = :
“You aye - ito wn .tour- -
* handled ‘queations.: of © all.“ naments.” > .

* sponsots ‘to: vat

event. ‘Hershey; Pa.,. on’ "'Fla:::
Feb: 14): and appeared in:
” two. ‘other-finals — her moat’.
‘Impressive play being at the. - Presses... _Batseit ' for: “cam ;
“> ments: on: ste

-“Agoclation championship

trappings of a champion."

wildest hopes. and dreams,
was dubbed by: the British

public wants her to get more.

’

woe _The My frat, Thursday, July 14, 1983, Page 5

sett gets p preview of blitz.

given that: ‘her mother. onde.
sald Carling wouldn't have :
made. it’ In’ Canada ‘if she |
_hadn’t. come ap from 4 tich i
be coming, eventually,”

‘family. . 7
“hy ite U. 5., eld can’ et

Shi the thé ‘national ‘attenito
ig:-there-aa the: cmeédi

_ ‘The. Tennis "Cannda
program: . “Things are .

, really improving, Wehavea’ |
really good 1yearold. kid

coming up.”

a Bassett's mother says she

BMX weekend results

Summer holidays appear -
to be ‘taking their toll on
numbers of competitors at
‘the local BMX bicycie
Motocross races, but 76:

* competitors still turned out

Sunday for the Terrace
Torker club’s race day at
Riverside Park.. ;
Two riders moved up in
class from beginner to
‘novice as -a "result ‘of
Sunday’s races, Norrie
Tennant. and. ‘Marion
Mastiliak will be competing
ag novices this weekend in
Kitimat at that club's semi- ,
monthly race.

Summer holidays did
bring several racers from

’ out of town to.the Terrace ©

race days, with same from
“Burns Lake. and two from
Sechelt stopping off to race
while travelling through the |

area, ‘ ra

. —
RESULTS trom the Terrace Torker
BMX bicycle motocross race day held
st the. clut’s Riverside Park track
Sunday duly 10, 1983,

TEM ET ALR Re A mm ERR ARR EB AR me OE mam mye ee RR ee bee Te RD ates

“and. Carling are- worried

About the possibility. of
‘burnout, 7 ;

. Can see. burnout
said

been ‘playing in the U.S.

and opened here July 16. 16.

-For: now, “though, : tennis
‘consumes Bassett's life.

tennis — _singles, doubles,
playing against the vel tae

whatever,” she sald. *

BEGINNERS
6? years aid: 1. Ghost Rider. z
Jessa Kieln 3. Jostle Walker
Oyearsold: |. Ghost Rider 2. Billy
Halland 3, Ryan Hovignd
Pyearsaid: 1. GhostRider 7, Mark
De Jono-3, Darryl Perry.

Toyeursold: 1. TimLepa 2 Kevin. |

Marivau 3. Jody Cruichusnank

11-12 years old, 1, Pat Simpson 2.

Norrle Tennant 3. Gary Hawkins
13° yeura old: 1. Geraid

Maryotschak 2. Rysn ‘Mwore 4

Brent De Jong

118 years old: 1 . Marion |
Maaliiiak 2. Leroy Harder 3, Rob
Glanville. :
NOVICE :

$4 years ald: Alike Bartiett 2, "

. Kory McKay 3. Tyler Gikéon
_&7 -year Old. noviceanpert: .

\

“I love every. part of.

‘Tommy Stark 2 Kaluey Mutehinasn ; :

1. - Mike Vandermusien -

Syears ai: 1. Ghost Rider 2. Glan

Gibton .3. Nine Gartistt 1

# years ald: |. Ghost Rider 2. Cate *

Hansen. 3. Cetarlo Cliftoliilf
30 yeers old: 1, Rhet Gibson 2.
Paul Bergmann 3. Chris Fhomaen °

10-11 yearold nevice-oxpert: 1. lan. -
Chisholm 7, Mike Campbell és Cui:

Dempster...

42-13 year ald Neviceexperts Lo
Paul Grease! 2, Derrick Genallle 3.
Kan Gergmann

+ 14-15 years old: 1. Scott Welton 2.

Bruce MacRitchle 3.- Aaron Neim!
- 1617 year of moviceexpert: 1.
-Clayton . Stephens 2,
_Crutckahank 3. Mark Tasthey

. *. Mext race:
Next Rece_ in. Terrace:

July 24
Riverboat Days rece .

Stock car results

No drivers dominatea

_-, action at the Terrace.
_ Speedway

Sunday,
afternoon, but Herb Quast
‘did manage to win: two”
Taces, including the A hobby -

stock -heat and_ the: main. \,
“event of the’ day, “the”.

jamboree.

Amie Reay won three |

races in A street stock class,
sweeping the — division
Sunday,. and managed to
take’ third place in the
jamboree as well... .
‘Bob Costain: and Wilf
Hogue also won two races
apiéce at Sunday's event.
The next racing action at
the Speedway will be during
Riverboat Daya July 23 and

-24, when the speedway will

be hosting a doubleheader —

. pn the weekend, One of the>~

races, on Sunday afternoon,
will be the annual Memorial
Day event, in which drivers
who have raced at Terrace

: Speedway In the past and

have, been killed in road

accidents wil!

remembered.

RESULTS irom atte racing af the
Terrace. Speedway Senay, duty 1

983.
A HOBBY STOCK

in KitImat July v7 |

Trophy Dashi.1. find couanin /

Herb-Quast--:-Tam Sheasby

‘fteat: 1. Tom ‘Sheaiby 2° Herb
Quast 3. Randy Goodwin |

Mains 1. Herb Quast 2. Lloyd
Kleinwatcher 3. Tom Sheasby
8 HOBBY STOCK

Trophy Dash: 1. Wit Hogue 2. Bill
Packer 3. Don Legras ~?*

Heat: 1. Wit Hogve 2. Jim
Daigneavit 3. Gerry Normandeau

Malini 1. Jim Daigneaull 2. Wilt
“Hogue 3. Shaunce Krussaibrink
A STREST STOCK

Trophy Dash: 1.
Cecil Booten

Heat: 1.
Booten .

fain: 1. Arnie Reay 2.
Booten 3,, Kevin Kohoret
B STREET STOCK :

Trophy Dash: 1. Bob Costaln

‘Heat: |. Peter Brock 2..Sam River
3. Bob Costain

Main: 1. Bob Costain 2, Sam River

POWDER PUPE ..

1. Bunty Glerabul 2, Melaine
“Rothney a Susan Nalson
JAMBORE

1 Herb vest 2. Tom Shemsby 1
Arnie Rea
‘Next races:' July 23 at 4p. m. (time
trials), 7 p.m. (racing), and July 24 at
tam. (lime telal) and 2° p.m.
(racing) for the annual Memerial Oay
race,

Arnie Reay 2.

Arnie Reay 2. Cacit

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