PAGE 6, THE HERALD, Friday, July 28, 1978

Joan Cheisberg, recreation director for the Kermode Friendship ( Centre is s havin Bp
trouble getting | the native women’s fastball tournament off the ground.

Kermode Centre tourney
faces lack of interest |

This year’s third annual they are tired of playing bal!
native women’s fastball and they don't want to start

nament will go on even with
the lack of interest shown,

Defending champion leads Man. open

WINNIPEG (CP)
Defending champion Dan
Halldorson of Shilo, Man.,
and at least three other
former champions head the
field of 60 professionals in
the opening round of the
Manitaba o ae golf cham-
pionship t

Thefull field will proach
100 golfers with about 40
arnateurs expected, |

The three-day, 54-hole
tournament carries $15,000
in prize money with the low
professional taking $3,000

Bill Whibley, home profes-
sional for the Pine Ridge golf
carrie pte of the oer says
a) © par 3s an

you'll win the golf tour-
yament.”

The course, 6,411 yards

Sports Briefs

SELL SOCCER TEAM
NEW YORK (AP)
Harry Mangurian, owner of
the North American Soccer
League Memphis Rogues,
said Thursday a gentleman's
agreement has been reached
for the sale of the team to
Sonny Werblin, president of
Madison Square Garden.
Mangurian said in aA

telephone interview the deal -

probably will be completed
within 10 days.

“We've sunk so much

tournament sponsored by the
Kermode Friendship Centre
is scheduled to go this
weekend at Riverside Park
even though only four teams
have showed interest in
Playing.

Joan Chelsherg,
recreation director at the ,
centre sald of the 17 in-
viatlons sent out to various
native fastball teams only
Prince Rupert, Kispiox
Kitwango and Terrace have
agreed to participate.

“We're trying to contact
local softball teams to see it
they could play some
exihibition games,” saiy
Chelsberg in an Interview
Thursday.

The first game of the-
tournament will be July 26 at
7 p.m. Games will be played
on the 29th with the cham-

up, We are the last team to
put up a native tournament
and some of the teams have
split up,” says Chelsberg.
She said an annual trophy,
keeper trophy and
medallions will be awarded
to the first place team along
with a $300 cash prize.
Medallions and trophies will
also be awarded to the
second place and third place
teams with $200 and $100
cash prizes respectively
Trophies will also be given
out to the most valuable
player, most inspirational,
most sportsman like, best
hitter, best pitcher, best
catcher and best fielders.
The tournament began as
an activity for native women
says Jaanne MeNeil of the
centre.
“Tt began mostly as an
activity to get the girls in-

money into it now we
couldn't cancel it if we
wanted to.""

She adds the centre has put
together a team called the
Kermode Hellraisers who
will take on any challenger
in a game Friday night.

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GEORGEBRETT
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KANSAS CITY, Mo (AP)
— Kansas City Royals said
Thureday all-star tnird
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be out of action for two
weeks because of an i
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long, isa par of 37-35—72 and
is in excellent condition.
Whitbley said there’s no
reason the professionals
can’t beat par unless the
wind gets up,

One thing the golfers have
to do, however, is play the
fairways straight off the

tees,

“Your tee shots will deter.
mine how you score here,”
added Whibley. “You must
get to know what club is
required off what tee. The
greens are tricky but not any
than anybody

else's, Eh}
WON WITH CHIP

Halldorgon won last year's
championship when he holed
a 70-foot chip shot on the
final hole of the tournament.
Other former champions
already entered are 1976
winner’ Richard. Erh-
manntraut of St, Paul,
Minn., Wilf Homenuik of
Winnipeg, the 1972 winner,
and threetime champion
Moe Norman of Gilford, Ont.

Norman has been prac-
tising at Pine Ridge since
Saturday and says the

course is the second-best one
in Western Canmada.

But before the field was
assembled the open
organizers were hit with a
mild shock by the sponsoring
body, the Winnipeg Junior
Chamber of Commerce.

The chamber agreed to
take over the tournament
this year after arcigarette
company, Peter, Jackson,
withdrew its. lengthy
sponsorhip. The chamber
bad planned to organize 18

corporate sponsors to
the prize maney and o on

ng expenses bu
announced earlier this we
that those plans failed to
materialize.

The chamber managed to
attract jus! one corporation
-willing to sponsor a hole at
$2,500. So the chamber wag

| foreed to put up the $15,000

money for the tour-
pament, plus $2,000 for the
two-day proeam_ that

preceded it.

pay fo for

Fishing report

By Don Pearson - Custom
Sports

High tide this morning at
9:15 at 11.1 feet, low tide at
2:55 pam, of 7 feat.

Douglas Channel fishing
yesterday was good with Sue
Channel and grant Point
giving Coho, Pinks. and
Springs. A 23-pound Spring,
14 pound Spring, and many
smallers.

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Shoemaker
wins
7,000th

DEL MAR, Calif. (AP) —
Bill Shoemaker, the leading
jockey in thoroughbred
racing history, registered his
7,500th lifetime victory
Thursday i in the $18,000 San
Clemente Exchange Club
Purse before a crowd of
12,266 at Del Mar.

Shoemaker piloted favored
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triumph. Vic’s Magic, who
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