Houston conquers
Big Bob tourney

Houston mixed slo-pitch soft-
ball teams came to Terrace June
19 weekend to win games and
money, and they did so with
relative ease.

It was the fourth annual ‘Big
Bob’s’ Ball-Banger tournament
with eight local teams, plus
seven from Houston and one
from Prince Rupert. When the
two days of round-robin and
single elimination play ended,
Houston squads had pocketed
all $1,750.00 in prize money.

Houston Deans repeated as
champions and that was worth
$700. Houston Texaco Stars
took runnerup money — $500.

_Houston’s Master Batters and

All Sports won $200 each for
placing in the semi-finals.
Houston ‘F and N’ won the $150
consolation prize.

In the quarter-finals of the
championship side, all four

Basketball

Houston teams eliminated Ter-
race entries. Deans bounced
Family Connection, Texaco
Stars knocked off Coors Crew,
Master Batters beat out Bad Ip-
fluence, and All Sports downed
All Seasons Expose.

It was Deans over Master Bat-
ters 8-2 and Texaco over All
Sports 11-2 in the semis, then
Deans over Texaco 8-4 in the big
money game.

On thie consolation side, third-
place teams from the round-
robin series played off. Terrace
Kermodes took out Houston
Bombers and ‘F and N’
eliminated Houston Brew Jays
in the semis. ‘F and N’ then
defeated Kermodes 14-13 in the
money game.

Scores from round-robin con-
tests can be found in this week’s
scoreboard,

B.C. takes

18 local athletes

Eighteen area boys and girls
have been selected for ‘Basket-
ball B.C.’ supercamps this
month, and some could be
chosen for provincial teams to
compete in national and inter-
national tournaments this sum-
mer.

This annual event has 60 to 70
boys and girls named to attend
each camp in age groups. The
under-!7 camps for both sexes
were held at UBC from last
Thursday until yesterday.

The under-16 camp goes at
University of Victoria from last
Sunday until this Friday.

Basketball B.C. president
Rick Inrig calls these camps the
single most important factor
contributing to the success of
B.C. in national and inter-
national competitions.

**Et allows us to bring the top
60 to 70 players in each age class
from around the province, and
have them train together under
guidance of a superior coaching

staff,’’ Inrig says.

“Our objective is to help each
athlete at supercamp become a
better player.”

The four B.C. teams from
supercamp will be named July 4
when a schedule of games will

‘also be released. Area players

named are as follows:

Under-16 girls — Susan
Jarosh, Audrey Dennison-
Charron, Nina Phillipson, Joan-
na Viera and Kerri Levelton of
Prince Rupert; Sabina Schwan-
beck and Michi Miserre of
Kitimat.

Under-16 boys — Paul Haf-
fey, Ryan Leighton and Rory
Duncan of Prince Rupert.

Under-17 girts — Cheryl Kin-
ton of Kitimat.

Under-17_ boys — David
Hogg, Steve Dewacht and Arnie
Pelletier of Terrace; Rick
Tolman and Roger Basso of
Prince Rupert; Sid Brandsma of
Smithers; and Gary Reid of
Kitimat,

Four scholarships
to Northwest youths

~ The final overall list of sports
scholarships for athletes in our
area shows four awards out of
the 31 handed out, including a
$2,500 Premier’s Athletic Honor
to wrestler Heath Bolster of
Smithers.

Bolster’s honor is among five
at that price. It and 26 Nancy
Green scholarships ‘are given
for athletic excellence, scholastic
ability and leadership potential,
and are used to further the re-

cipients education at a B.C.
university or college.”’

The three Nancy Green
scholarships announced pre-
viously went to wrestler
Cameron Johnston of Smithers,
basketball player Michelle Hen-
dry of Terrace and karate expert
Lisa Ling of Kitimat.

All winners must be aca-
demically qualified as well as
athletically inclined.

TERRACE YOUTH SOCCER
| SCHEDULE

Division 3.
All games played at Cassie Hall.

Sat., June 25, 9:30 am. Skeena Cellulose vs : :
T-Birds; Surveyors vs. A.G.K.; Skeena Sawmills _-

vs. C.S. Sharks.

Sat., June 25, 10:45 a.m.: Shoppers vs. Terrace _—

Travel; Co-op vs. Kaium Electric.

Tues, June 28, 6:30 p.m.: Surveyors vs. Terrace | a :

Travel; T-Birds vs. A.G.K.

TERRACE & DISTRICT
MEN’S FASTBALL
Standings as of June 23

Team G.P. WoL JT Pts.

Kitimat ;

Merchants. 129 3 Oo. (18

Cole Petroleums 9 8 1 Oo 8616

Hazelton

Bombers 10 7 3 0 14

Terrace M & H 10 5 4 1 11

Truck Loggers 1164 6 1 9

Northwest

Oldtimers | 019 0 2

Schooley Sports ;

Midgets 10149 0 20
TERRACE SPEEDWAY

RACE RESULTS — JUNE 18 - 19

Murray Carlson came out as top point driver
during the June 18 weekend double-header of
open whee! invitational stock car races at the
Terrace Speedway. Carlson had four first and

ane second place finishes overall in the Satur

day night — Sunday afternoon sessions.
June 18

A Modified Trophy Dash — 1, Murray Carlson,

2. Dean Regnier, 3. Larry James.
B Modified Trophy Dash — 1. Bob Mear, 2. Cal
Johnson, 3. Harold Lorenz. —
Modifled Heat — 1. Larry James, 2. Murray
Carlson, 3. Dean Regnier.
Modified Main — 1. Murray Carlson, 2. Dean
Regnier, 3. Larry James.

dune 18

Sportsman Trophy Dash — 1. Herb Quast, 2.~

Don Pearson, 3. Ernie Perkins.

Hobby Trophy Dash — 1. Wes Patterson, 2.
Mark Wlims, 3. Dan O'Brian.

A Street Trophy Dash — 1. Phil Truscott, 2.
Fred Cline, 3. Kevin Hickman.

B Street Trophy Dash — 1. Steve Burkett, 2.
Leon Lefebre, 3. Gerry Clauson.

CClass Dash — 1. Sharon Fagan, 2. Jean Pear-
son, 3. Dawn Tomas.

Sportsman Heat — 1. Ernie Perkins, 2. Don
Pearson, 3. Herb Quast.

Hobby Heat — 1. Dan O'Brien, 2. Mark Wilms,
3. Wes Patterson.

Sportsman Main — 1. Herb Quast, 2. Don Pear-
son, 3. Ernie Perkins.

Hobby Main — 1. Dan O’Brien, 2. Wes Patter- -

son, 3. Mark Wilms.
A Street Main — 1. Kevin Hickman, 2. Fred
Cline.

June 19
Sportsman Trophy Dash — 1. Ernie Perkins, 2.
Albert Weber, 3. Herb Quast.
Hobby Trophy Dash — 1. Dave Reinhardt, 2.
Wes Fatterson.
A Street Trophy Dash — 1. Phi! Truscott, 2.
Fred Cline.
B Street Trophy Dash — 1. Steve Burkett, 2.
Leon Lefebre.

G Class Dash — 1. Sharon Fagan, 2. Wanda. |

Friesen, 3. Jean Pearson.

Sportsman Heat — 1. Joe Borovec, 2. Ernie

Perkins, 3. Don Pearson.

Hobby Heat — 1. Dan O’Brien, 2, Wes Patter-

son, 3. Dave Reinhardt.

A Sireet Heat -- 1. Phil Truscott.

Sportsman Main — 1. Herb Quast, 2 Ernie
Perkins, 3, Don Pearson.

Hobby Main — 1. Dan O’Brien, 2. Dave
Reinhardt, 3. Wes Patterson.

B Street Maln — 1. Steve Burkett, 2. Leon

Lefebre. - ,
C Class Main Hobby — 1. Dawn Toman, 2
Sharon Fagan, 3. Jean Pearson.

June 19 .

A Modified Trophy Dash — 1. Murray Carlson,

2, Dean Regnier, 3. Cal Johnson.
B Modified Trophy Dash -- 1. Murray Miller, 2.

Tilden Tigers 2, Ken’s Photo 1

_ Philpotts 17, Northern Drugs 1

‘Pizza Hut 8, Richards 2

.
.

~The SCOreS ALC. .cceee

__ Steve Johnson, 3. Bob Mear.
- 'B Modified Heat — 1. Cal Johnson, 2. Bob
..Mear, 3. Murray Miller. - . _
A Modified Heat -—- 1. Murray Carlson, 2. Cal
Johnson, 3. Dean Regnier.

a Modified Main — 1. Bob Mear, 2. Martin
Holmes, 3. Dean Regnier.

‘TERRACE MEN'S.
‘SLO-PITCH SOFTBALL
June 23

rrace Bullders 23, Rudon 8.
nn of the West 7, Thornhill Pub 5.

_. TERRACE MEN’S FASTBALL

June 19
Terrace M & H 26, Kitimat Midgets 4.

~ Cole Petroleum 4, Northwest Oldtimers 2.

Kitimat Merchants 10, Northwest Oldtimers 0...

- Cole Petroleum 5, Northwest Oldtimers 0.

Kitimat Merchants 5, Truck Loggers 0.
June 22

Kitimat Merchants 1, Truck Loggers 0.

June 24

.. Cole Petroleum 9, Kitimat Schooley Sports
_ Midgets 4. —

TERRACE LADIES’ SOFTBALL
June 20 ;

Pizza Patlo 22, Tilden 16.
_ FB. Bakker 20, Golden Razor 20.

-TERRACEYOUTH
“SOCCER LEAGUES
Under 8 Division a

Terrace Chrysier 7, McAipine 0
Totem Ford 3, Dairy Queen 1

4 Under 10 Division
Skeena Cellulose 3, AGK Pacmen 1
Surveyors 2, Skeena Sawmills 1

.. Thunderbirds 5, Shoppers Drugs 4

Co-op 5, Carlyle Shepherd 0
Terrace Travel 5, Kalum Electric 0
Under 14 Division
Northern Drugs 6, Rotary 3 -
Bavarian Inn 7, Bud’s Truckers 3
Rotary 3, Bavarian Inn 2 "

~ .' GIRLS’ DIVISION _.
Tide Lakers 3, Kinettes 2 7

Under 12 Division => -
Finning 8 Northwest Sportsman4. - -.
Aqua Plumbing 2, Copperside 2
Cedarland 7, Sight & Sound 3

Under 10 Division .
Skeena Cellulose 3, AGK Pacmen 1
Surveyors 2, Skeena Sawmilis 1 -
Thunderbirds 5, Shoppers Drugs 0
Co-op 5, Carlyle Shepherd 0 ee
Terrace Travel 5, Kalum Electric

NORTHCOAST MEN'S
"RUGBY LEAGUE

[Terrace Northmen 8, Smithers Camels 4. -

TERRACE MINOR BASEBALL

a June 20

Playoffs — Mosquito Division — Elks 16,

Petrocan 10; Terrace Drugs beat Co-op (No

score given).

Bronco Division — Farko 11, Overwaitea 4.

Jr. Babe Ruth Playoff — Kinsmen beat Shop-

pers by default. .
, June 22

Mosquito Division Playoff — Elks 17, Terrace

‘ Drugs 10; Co-op 16, Petrocan 5.

Bronco Division — Farko 16, Overwaltea 4
(Farko wins playoff and league).

Mcisack at 638-1974.

The Kinsmen Club of Terrace meets the first and third
Thursday of every month. For further Info., call Steve

The Contract Bridge Club plays bridge every 2nd Thurs-
day evening from: 7:30 to 10 p.m. All interested players,
please contact Elalne Johnson at 635-2965.

Come in to our office at
4648 Lakelse Ave., Terrace
Phone 638-8581

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