Val Philpot hadan easy time Inher twoevents at the Terrace invitational
track and field meet Saturday at Skeena Junior Secondary Schoo

Philpot, who attends Skeena

and :1500 ‘metre races at fhe’ meet.

, won and set Fecords.:in- the midget girls 800

BMX still growing here

BMX bicycle motocross is
the fastest: growing Sport in
Terrace right now, with
compt tors’ numbers
crowing idly each week
en BMX .club’s

y, 182 people |
showed up for the day's .
action, nearly a record
number of competitors and

by far the largest number:

“Hot Criss keeps:

eerie ae Tie er atl

ever to show up for a race

this early in the season in

Terrace. :
Tt was quite a tursioat,"

inday

ry the ‘titst™

" day. ‘ive disk ago). and
this was’ way more, "

The age group liave

grown .80..Jarge in the —

beginners’ classes that each

NBA Bucks. alive =

Milwaukee Bucks are still.
alive in the playoffs, thanks
to the smallest player in the .

_ National _ Basketball |
_- Charlie Criss, afi fivetoot
eight reserve guard, |

nine. of 10. free throws, °

including four in the last 11

- seconds" Sunday. ‘He ‘also™
contained Philadelphia
playmaker Maurice Cheeks

as the Bucks defeated the |

7éers 10004 in an Eastern
Conference. final in

ft Milwaukee. -

The 76ers. had pushed the
Bucks to the brink of
’ elimination. with a 104-08
victory Saturday.’

in San Antonio, ‘Tex., Los:
- Johnson with 4:42 to play.

- Angeles Lakers took. a
stranglehold on their

defeating the Spurs 130-121.

The Téera and Lakers lead
the best-of-seven‘ sets 3-1.
Play resumes Wednesday
night In Philadelphia and
Los Angeles.:

No team in NBA history
has won a series after
having been down 3).

-“Chariie Criss has a

heart-as hig 62 Bob Lanier’s ©
feet," ‘Bucks’ coach | ‘Don, .

Nelaon said.

That would be size 18% .

_ EEE,- and . - Criss’s

~ Cheeks to 4of-14 shooting,
; he directed the Bucks’
‘offence which played at a
faster tempo ‘-than. in
previous playoff games. —

“My role is to get ws
going, to spark “us,” said
Crisé, who played a seanou-
high. $4 minutes. “We
wanted toset a little quicker
‘tempa ‘to get mare. of a
flow."

Lanier, the | former all-
star centre who may retire ¢

‘for te .Lakers.
Abdul-Jabbar

. olnts

; » large...
‘Besides helping to “bold

because of damaged knees, -
contributed 17 points in 31
rolnutes. Lanier also helped
check 76ers’ centre’ Moses"
Malone, whose.17 points and |
12rebounds were well | belows
his averages. |

“This could have been my 8
last game,” Lanier said. ‘‘I -

‘wanted to be productive. . .

“People had written us off

and sent. us to, the fumeral

parlor. We said the’ heck

with 1

Aridrew. ‘Toney scored

_-nine of his 24 points in the .
" third quarter to help the

‘Jeers open a 73-06 lead but
the Bucks took the lead - to
stay ‘at 89-88 on a baseline .
jumper by Marques

Tn San Antonio, _Earvin

. (Magic) Johnson - had a
- teamdigh $i “points, 17°.

assists and eight rebounds .
scored = 28
points and. Jamaal Wilkes
added 25, :

. Mike Mitchell of San
Antonio ‘ad a game-high 35.

‘Sunny Ss Halo

may.not Fun:

BALTIMORE” (AP) ;
Kentucky Derby" "wie
Sunny’s Halo has 4 form of |
ringworm and. his ‘tralner®
-must decide within'the ext |
four days whether to rin the ...
“Canailian-bred ‘colt in’ the’
Preakness Stokes. °

“We have'a lot of concern _
‘about: it," trainer David.
Cross Jr. said Sunday.

Cross, a - native of
Victoria, said a decision on -
whether Sunny’s -Halo will
run in the Fo 000 ade
Preakness Stakes is to

* made by Thuraday, the aay

the maximum 14 entries 4 are
decided.

; below).

’ before.

age is separated, causing. :

‘ “ghost riders” to be put into
‘some races in the -less-.

Tact raualia tal top spit it mot
: @nough’..riders..enter the
-particular age group.

The four-year-old, six-
year-old and 15-16 ‘year old .
beginners’ classes had
ghost riders. ,inserted,
“accounting . for, the first

name taking a second place
in the -final | results . (see

e growing umber of
riders pro,
novice class ‘into the expert.
class has albo. created -
situations not - seen here
- Nine-year-old .
“expert” class riders rode
~ against 10-year-old - novice-
level riders: Sunday, The
nine-year-olds . were. ‘not’
included): with. the 12-and-
over experts who-have been
riding against each, other.

Racers progress from
level to level’ when they
‘accumulate -a certain
number of points through |
top-three finishes. . « .

‘Next BMX action in the

‘area v will be next Sunday In

‘Kitimat at’ the Hirgch Creek -
track near the golf course.
Sign up time starts at -12
noon and racing begins at 2
pm, | ¢

In, ‘Terrace, the. ext.
racing is June 5. |
“RESULTS fiom the May is, i703 -

race day at-tha Terrace Torhén BMX |

track near Riverside Park, Terrace, A
total of 192 racers competed. mo,
BEGINNERS: .

4 yearn old: a tanta carver. Kila
Burgers

5 yeore. ald: . Nathan McAvoy 2.
_ Kory McKay 2 Joalle Walker

“@ years old: 2, ‘Scott Springer 3.
Emerson Alello 4. Corey Cavalhiero

oT yrare ats... Roland Houlden 2,
Ben Carter 3./Kelsey Hutchinson

GO yeirs oft: 1 Elgin Carter 2. Darryl

. Parker 3. Warren Williams

© years ald: 1. ‘Scott Newton 2,
’ Joseph Parker 3, Aeron Foater

16 years oid: 1. Darrell Hague 2..

Euperie Oo Siva 3. Aaron Strumackl
1) yearsold: 1. David Xenis 2. Jamle

' Bronserma 3. Pat Simpion

i2 yearé od: 1. Sean Holkestad 2.
- Randy Thérrien 3. Steven Richdale -

1) years’ od: 1. Richard Hally 2.
Shaun SteVenson 3. Mike Hough

14 years olds]. Asron Niem! 2, Gus
Kenny 3. Robert Benn

15-14 yaia oldt-2. Don Bara 3 Scott

Fe ne

NOVICE - "
‘ $6 yearn old: 1 interiaal anriett’ 2.

“Tyler Gibson 3. Alke Yandermeulén

gin years old’. Garret Chelsbarg2. -

jas Gibson 3. Susan Munson:
nr yaara old: 1, Dave Hanson 2. Guy
Mortimer 3, Cetarlo Clétolifil .
19 yaara ofd and 9 year oll onperts:

+1, Jim Dempster 2, Richard Orbel 3.

Rhet’ Gibson
1H) years atd: 1. Corwin Selmans 2,
Mika Schiptel 3, Richard England
12-13 years old: 1. Dion Orbtel 2.
Cameran Smith 3! Andy Hoffinen

14-13 years old: 1. Mike Crulckahank

2. Jordy Burgess 3.-Larva Genzele
EXPERTS

12 years old and vp: 1. David
Miklavic 2. Lucio Genrale 4. Buster
Stevens

Hiext race: Kitimat (Hirach Craekde >
‘Mey 22

Next race tn Terrace: June 5.

field records ¥ were broken duiting the:
7 course’ of ihe mee
week”

" with’ 569° points, followed,*-a

' Skeena Junior Setondary Schoo!’ 5

Vy rack and field team’ dominated the

‘1963 Terrace invitational “meet:

‘day-long event.

_ under sunny skies later. in: the’ day.
total of nine track records. and. four.

& several ste

- perforntancés were tum

individual attiletes;’ /
Team resulta ad: Skeena ‘on top

- considerable distance by'a amall but

316, :
Hazelton, who won pat. week’s .
meet in Kitimat, finished third: with,
270 points.:
surprising fourth with 244, while
Booth Junior Secondary from Prince-
Rupert took fifth . spot with 202,
‘poifits. vee
Rounding out the” top ten were:
Kitimat, sixth, 155: Stewart,
seventh, 148; Thornhill, eighth, 110; |
Kitwanga, ninth, 51; Prince ‘Rupert:
, Senior Secondary, tenth, 38,

Tony Hildebrand of Skeena was"

~ the.top male- athlete at the meet,

It was a long Sunday

determined” Caledonia ‘team: with:

Houston placed a.

_ evening, .

"Tradl, field record fall

winning al four of the events he was
‘entered

category. Three other ° inale’:

tre |
200 ine “Cal's ‘Stacey:

‘fo helen i ‘also placed

200 with Carmichael won the 100 ane

jump for a total-of 41 points. .
- Todd LePage of Stewart also. had

an ‘excellent: meet, ‘winning’ the 200 .

mettes, the'400 metres and the high -.
“jump ini the midget boys category. -
The 400. time. was. ‘another: record, | _
“breaking the old mark of 58: 38 by
Boing 35:99,

‘ LePage also placed second ir in 1 the
“discus and the shot put. |

- Three’ af “the top female -

: | competitors came from the midget

girls category. Sylvia Kendall of
-Kitimat’s © ount :

in the: bantam boys © thi

“the ‘high. jump, ‘was second ‘In ‘the’
long. jump :and third in ‘the triple’

Elizabeth

 Skeena Jr. denen Terrace e ‘Invitational

Secondary wou three er ents, taking
metres, :200- metres and .

setting a récord ‘in. the - long jump.

- Saturday, leading the second-place ~ competitors gathered more: points | with a 4.59 metre Jeap. . '
' Caledonia team‘ by 253 points in the than: Hildebrand; -but ‘they entered | - “Teresa Lindseth and Sonia Sohota .
an -more : events; * na pega sl
The meet,-held at ‘Skeena’s track; oD Carni
. got rain in the morning but most of. We
othe: final track’ events ‘were - held”

“ot Skéena’ both: ‘gathered 1 more. poirits
an * ‘Kendall: at: ‘the: meet, thou
a 7 Lb a 5 iy

” Sohota, ‘meanwhile, “was first..in’

s othe triple jump with a'new record of .
 Choké} ‘who ted for. top ‘apot in the. 4

9.08 metres, he was also. first in the: :

=*.80-metré. hurdles, ‘second, in the 200.

metres and the long jump and third
‘in. the 100 metres. -

* Adams, ‘of Mount: Elizabeth, ‘won
two events, the shot and the discus,”
‘setting a. new record . in the discus.
‘with.a 31.05. metre. toss, almost io-
metres: farther-than the old mark,

Val Philpot of Skeena also'v won two

* events and: set records in ‘both.
~ Philpot broke the 800 metre midget:
. girls record by four seconds and the’
1500 metre record by over’ .19°
‘ seconds, Philpot’s -1500 time -this
_year, a record in the’ midget girls.
“class, was still slower than her
bantam recard set last year. yo

“Watson’s time ‘was faster. than: sbolhy

°

The _ Monday, May %, 1983 ;

to.

The other individual reesrd went ;
to Gerald: Watson of Thombill: who
ran’ the fastest:100 metre.on record
“cat the meet with’: an. 11:88: atime.”

the ‘midget at and the. juvent

won eight of the 12 felay events, with -
Caledonia a taking three and Hazelton .
‘whining, the: other. ;
Other friple: ‘event winners” wei
“Lisa Peterson of Caledonia: who won.
the-100;: 400 and iriple jump in ‘the -
~” juvenile: girls class, . and. Chris
Hallsor™ of. Skeena,: who won the”
bantam. boys 300, 150). and 3000"
* metré events. : ;

“Double* event ° winners. were,

‘Skeeria's Darcy Wadley, - Eric oe

“Bergama ° and ‘Jimmy. . Pegg,
‘ Caledonia's. Brent™Rogers -and
‘Booth's Claudia Bonati, -

- ‘The last track meet of thé sedson
for zone athletes will be the zone
meet in Prince Rupert, scheduled -

for May 23 at Prince Rupert Senior

Secondary.

few,

Takhar splits two of five slowpitch g games. :

“Montreal Mannie, <=
"Vancouver: Whitecaps saa? Eva
Blizzard . all. “54

*- America 1-0 Sunday.
sing from the,

- game

afternoon for members of
“ SKB Molsons Slowpitch
softball team.

They were in charge of.
the fields for the first:

_ Sunday afternoon slate of .
_gamés in the Terrace Men’s *

Slowpitch ‘Softball -League
schedule, and, with five:
games on tap, the afternoon ~
stretched on well into the

Canadian NASL teams.
sweep on weekend: |

Canada's three entries in. .
the North American Soccer
League emerged victorious —
dn weekend matches against
U.S. teams, :

Toronto
’ Improved their records —.
the Manic at home and the’
Whitecaps and Blizzard on
the road,

Montreal got a superb ©

performance from rookie
Roalkeeper Ed Getiemeler -
-gnd .. defeated Team

- Dragan Vujovie provided °
the Manic with its only goal —
22 minutes into the game on -
a setup from Gerry Gray
and Dale Mitchell, It was
. Vujovie’s ‘third goal of the
Beagon, - |

A small crowd of 8,108
turned out at .Olymple
Stadium for the tightly- .
Fought match. ‘The Manic,
which posted its first .
‘ phutout- this = season,
improved to 32, while
‘Washington-based Team
America dropped to 2-1.

In. the only other NASL—
Sunday, Glergto
Chinaglia, the league’ all-
‘time scoring leader, scored
three goals to lift the-
‘Cosmos’ to a 52 triumph |
over. Tulsa Roughnecks, .
Chinagiia is off to the best -
start of his career with 10 -
Gamma, six gaines for the .

08, 4-2, Tulsa dropped
told .

On . Saturday, ., the
‘unbeaten ~ “Whitecaps ,
‘registered victory No. : 6,
‘defeating Tampa Bay
., Rowdies #1 oon | Fran
‘O'Brien's header on a goal-
mouth ‘pass’ from. poor :
"Valentine: - in. the ©
minute, ' oS .

Dave Watson aléo scored

for . Vancouver, while
"Manny Rojas as replied for the
-- Rowdies, 2-4; ,

"In Seniie, David Byme’s

AED cross
‘18 EMERGENCY
SEAVICES |

’ playing two games and .

- Takhar Trucking w was the ©
busiest team-on the: field,

playi ) a ; contest.
Splitting them in their first

Kokanéa * ~Kings, ‘Bob |
Sheridan ‘stored five ° ‘puns |
for, the: Kings; ~ who

unassisted ‘goal at 75: 59

road win of the season, 2-1 ©
over the Sounders:--———
; cauauale ~ Delea

oe on

ely

“for oly

‘.

overcame a 10-9 deficit in
the eighth inning with a -
three-run ‘ninth to win the’

- Takhar rebounded. in
‘third - game,
though, . ‘beating UAB 12-6
‘with -two four-run_ innings. .

Takbar Bot four in the third
-to gain a lead they ‘never
- .+ Jost, and added four more in
“the top of the ninth to make
their final seoré 12-5, |

_ Forget,was the winner-for
gave Toronto,. 3-1, its firs Takhar, while Gary Schatz
took the loss for UAB. 7
-.” Westend led all the way in
also ‘their season opéner against

pseoait ¢ ee Bay o Northwest Loggers as they

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_secand with three runs and
never trailed from that ‘
” point on. Ken. Austin: took
‘the loss for NWLA,. but no
details on who pitched for.
: _Westend were available.

: shutout and. Al McNiven
scored three times as
‘Williams — Moving .. beat
Lakelse Hotel 10-0/~Ron
Titcombe was the loser for
Lakelse, who fell-behind 1-0
‘in’ the first inning and -
allowed three runs-in each |
of the second and fifth
innings while taking ‘the
‘loss,
: Terrace Builders
-Earlybirds got their second |
win of the year as Doug
McKay pitched strong

Earlybirds to an 11-7" win

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Waterbeds. in. the final
match of the day... -
Earlybirds fell behind 30
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*_ after four before the ran six

runs across in their. end of.
the fifth inning to take an 8-7
- lead, McKay came on in the
: sixth 'for.-Earlybirds and,
along with the fielders, held
Dreamworld off the. board
for the rest of the game to
become the winning pitcher. °
Randy. Tremblay took the
_ loss. for Dreamworld. _
Action resumes tonight
with a doubleheader
Starting at: ‘7 -p.m.. at
"Riverside Park. SKB
Molsons play Kokanee
Kings in ‘the opener and: .
Terrace Rec, Centre takes.
“on eae : ‘ :

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