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players
wanted

The Terrace men’s
recreational hockey league
Is looking for players for
the upcoming season.

According to organizer
Earl Nygaard, they'd like
elght teams this season —
four in the under-35 age
group and four in the
over-35 age proup.

Players interested should
contact Nygaard at 635-
2017 as soon as possible.

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THE SKB MOLSON WRECKERS topped the competition and went home. with the big cash In the
second annual Larry Swanson Memorial softball tournament on Labour Day weekend,

SKB Wreckers win Swanson Memorial

SKB MOLSON WRECKERS needed an extra game in the
double-knockout final to clinch the title at the Terrace Inn’s
second annual Larry Swanson Memorial slo-pitch open
men’s softball tournament on. Labour Day weekend.

SKB’s winning effort over West-
er Staging of Prince George
earned them $1,677. The runnerups
went home with $977.

‘The 14-tcam series was set up
with three divisions for round-
robin play to start. Two divisions
had five teams while the third had
four.

The top eight then advanced to
the double-knockout championship

playoff, while the bottom six
played a single elimination conso-
lation series.

In the opening double-K series,
SKB beat Putter’s of Prince Rupert
6-3. Then in the 'A’ side semi-
final, SKB knocked off burns Lake
11-1. The 7A’ final to put them
into the championship game was a
9-6 win over Westpoint-Skeena.

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Far West Sporting Goods in Prince Rupert; Schooley’s Sports or

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Meanwhile, Western Staging lost
their opening ’A’ game 10-7 to
Burns Lake. This meant they’d
have to win four in a row to get to
the final.

They did it by beating Putter’s

11-6, doubling Terrace Inn 4-2,
eliminating Burns Lake 7-3 and
defeating Westpoint-Skeena 8-4.

. In the ’A’ - ’B’ final, Western
set up a sudden-death game by

handing SKB their first loss (14-4).

However, SKB roared back to
grab the clincher 10-0.
Third-place money of $577 went

to Westpoint-Skeena. Burns Lake Lake.

won $377 for beating Bill’s
Plumbing 14-9 i in the extra-inning
final. |
The Sunday. "added attraction" of
the ’Swanny Olympics’ saw Burns
Lake take home $120 for. placing -
first overall. Putter’s came out with
$60 for second while Terrace Inn
won $30 for third. .
Individually, SKB’s Dave. Kir-
kaldy won the home-run contest
while Mario Desjardins of Terrace
Inn was the top base-runner. The

outfield relay-toss went to Burns’

_If you don’t know
what’s going on,
things goon —
without you.

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