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Youth bowlers
finish second

Six Terrace bowling masters
and their twelve .young team
mates, aged 6-12 years,
travelled to Kitimat Sunday,
December 3 to join four Kitimat
masters and their charges in
the annual Master Bantam
Bowling Tournament,

Though the event was a first
for this area, these tournaments
are regular features for
southern Youth Bowling
Council Members. ,

First place honors were
awarded to the Kitimat trio of
Master Doug Mumford, and
his Youth Bowlers Deanne
Holmberg and Paul Gardener.
The team was 270 points over

Terrace

average.

Second place-with a 166 pins
over average tally was the
Terrace trio comprising Master
Shirley Hill and her young
bowlers Suzanne Urbanczuk
and Dale Haines.

Another .Kitimat threesome
comprising Marg Mumford,
Yvonne Brown and Billy Miller,
finished third with a 76 points
over average score.

The Terrace Youth Bowling
Council would like to remind all
residents of Terrace of the
Y.B.C. Family Two-some event
which will be held on December
i6 and 17 at Barney's Bowl.

takes

mini-tourney

The Terrace All-Stars took
the Terrace Men’s Basketball
Association's Mini-tournament
held in Terrace aver the
weekend in one of the most
exciting matches of -the year.

Four teams were involved;
the local team, Prince Rupert
Crest Hotel, the N.B.A. Chiefs
from Prince Rupert and
Kitamaat Village.

In the first game of the one
day tourney the Terrace five
overcame Crest handily 95-67.
The N.B.A. Chiefs met Kilimaat
Village and the Chiefs took the
match, slaughtering Kitimaat
Village 161-67,

The consolation round
featured Crest against the
Kilimaat Village team and it
was the coastal representatives
taking the game and third place
in the tournament.

Then it was time for the final
game with Terrace taking on
the N.B.A. Chiefs. The Chiefs
and the local all-stars have been
perenially strong in Pacific
North-West men's basketball
and the game promised to be
exciting.

Throughout the game the
locals trailed, until with less
than ten minutes to go in the

B team

Cont.

basketball play, travelled to
Houston for a mini-tournament
last weekend and came home
with a very respectable second
place finish.

Already a force to reckon with
in senior basketball in the
North-West the team tangled
with the Senior A teams of
Hazelton, MacKenzie and
Houston.

The first game they over-

.came the Hazelton club in
grand fashion 81-34. They went

on to defeat MacKenzie 60-47
before bowing in the final game
55-46 to the host Houston
Shadows,

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game they exploded. Down at
one time fifteen points, the
Terrace All-Stars put it all
together and when the final
buzzer sounded they had won
the game, and the tournament
84-91. The final standings had
the local team in first spot, the
Chiefs second, Crest third and
Kitimaat Village in fourth
place.

Most Valuable Player of the
player was voted to be Ken
Humperville of the N.B.A.
Chiefs. 1

Due to lack
of space
there will be
no Bowling
results

run in this
week’s

Herald.

res umes

next

week

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