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L.G. Scott 1

L.G. Scott, a Kitimat softball
team, left Terrace last Sunday
with the Centennial Lions
trophy for finishing first in The
Terrace Men’s Softball
tournament.

The out-of-town team, paced
by the excellent pitching of .
Babby Coles and backed by a
solid defensive effort, went
through the tournament

.THE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C.

‘early inning and dropped the

match 5-0.

Shut-ouls were Coles specialty. _

In the first- game of the tourney,

‘Scott came up against the

Sharples Equipment-Twin

River Timber team and when

the dust cleared the score stood
1-0 for Scott.-The game was a no
hitter for Coles and a tough one
to lose for the locals.

undefeated to take the honors.. -

Skeena Hotel, the top rate
local team, suffered defeat at
the Kitimat team’s hands twice
including the final game of the

-Prinee Rupert’s all-star
contingent met Labbatt’s from
Kitimal in the second game and
again there was no hit baseball,

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"LG, Seott and Skeena as Hotel ° ar

met for the first time in the ”
third match of the two day
tourney with Scott winning in
extra innings 7-6.

The winning run came on a
homer by a Scott outfielder in

_the bottcm of the first overtime

inning. -

The last game Saturday
pitted Labbatt’s agalmst the
combined Terrace team and
that’s as far as they got
dropping their second game of
the tournament to the Kitimat
nine, 4-1. The Joss eliminated
from further.

found themselves” out. of ‘the ©

_ Funning after being clobbered ian
.-0 by the Skeena Hotelmen,-

in the second game Scott's
continued their domination with
an 8-2 victory over the Prince
Rupert All-Stars.

Prince Rupert took to the field
again in the seventh game, this
time to face the Skeena Hotel.
Skeena won the match 5-3 and -
advanced to the final game
against Scott's.

As well as the trophy, LG.
Scott took home $175 in first

~ Sunday morning’ Labbatt’s

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1972

" Last st Thursday ‘the Terrace Figiaie’ Skating w was a formed al a

+ Hall.
Elected president of the organization was Bob Hoffman. ‘Mrs.
Sha ron Lynch will serve for the first year as vice-president.

. Secretary-elect is Mrs, Audrey Elliot with Miss: Lynne Jones - i

_ haridling the club's treasury.

As well as the four executive members there were three °

directors chosen. Thes

As well as the four executive members there were three |

meeting which attracted many interested locals ‘to the Veritas, ,

“directors chosen, These are Mrs. Donna Donald, Mrs. Yvonne |. |

, Moen and Mrs. Isabel Durand. soos
Memberships in the club will soon be available for a sum of

~ one dollar with registration | for the First year of activity also

forthcoming.

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the locals

tourney where the locals where with Rupert taking the match 4 ;
tournament play.

stunned for five runs in the 0 Noarrangements have been made yet ior the acquisition ofa

figure skating pro but‘discussions are being carried aut with an .
interested party who was in attendance,”

TAKE. CARE

adequate strength, durability,
and ease of epefation.: CAC
headquarters 4re-at 100
Gloucester Street, Ottawa,
Onlario.

. place ‘money.

Consumers’, Association of:
Canada adyises that lifting
mechanisms for raising hardtop

_ trailer roofs have to stand up to
water, mud and dust and
therefore should be sturdy. Ask.
the dealer to.demonstrate how-
the trailer sets up. Request
advice on repairs in the event of
a breakdown. Soft-top trailers
use tubular supports to keep the
carivas tight. It is of most-
importance to inspect the
supporls, pivot points, and
adjustménts, and look for
comfortable fit without §
restricting circulation, CAC §

headquarters are at 1005

“ Gloucester Street, Ottawa,
Ontario, .

Bob Coles...pretty as a pitcher —
For Active
a presentation |

THE LIBERAL PARTY IN B.C,

Mr. Anderson will be in Terrace ©

SAFETY ON WATER SKIS _
Before you shout “Hit it", J
make sure you’ are safe. |
Consumers’ Association of §
Canada recommends that,
{ quality skis be used even if they’
cost a little extra. Skis made of J
solid ash, a laminate ash and
mahogany or laminated birch &
are considered “to be most
: reliable. Bindings made of pure
gum rubber are preferable as §
they will stretch more giving a”

on Friday Aug. 11, 1972 to officially
open lan MacDonald’s campaign

headquarters at 4624 Greig Ave.

across from the Go-Op.

He wants fo hear Your ideas.

That's one more out

omen’s softball:
shaping up

The 15th Annual Terrace Ladies Softball
Tournament is all set to go this weekend.

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WE TOOK A BITE
OUT OF PRICES!

To date teams have entered from Hazelton,
Terrace and Kitimat and there is a strong
possibility of a Rupert entry and another from
Prince George.

The action will take place this Saturday and
Sunday at the Riverside Park, giving Terrace
fans the same- exciting softbail action as was
seen in the men’s tourney last weekend.

‘Terrace’s hopes for a first place finish are
resting with two entries which, according to local
ladies , are top flight teams.

-§ ._ Thecompetition in the tournament promises. to.
' be tight and fast as the teams meet for first place
honors in the annual Ladies tourney.

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