Z “by DON SCHAFFER -
Herald Sports Editor
didn't take quite aa long for
akon ‘Cédar Kings to become
respectable in senior A fastball as
morn people thought. it would .

-! Oedar Kings, who won the Western

with the Victoria Times-Colonist, said

ve Sunday ‘night. “They (Cedar Kings).

got a three to five minute. standing

.. ovation after ‘the game.” a

"Canadian senior B championship last ©

. season, mide the jump to senior A
; ball without playing in a league of any
wort, having to rely on weekend trips
* to'getin games in the new class, They

* games that the southern teams did,

~ and. only” had four home ' games all
, ve

They still placed second in the
“govt final tournament, despite it

» the B.C. senicr A championship in
; Victoria. 4-1. to Victoria “Budgets

Cedar Kings lost the ‘nil game, of |

Sunday afternoon, with their only two: -

losies. coming to the eventual
‘champions. Skeena shouldn't ‘be. too
; disappointed with the result, though-
;no-one expected them to win at the
‘fournament, although the team
‘thought it had a’ chance, “and their

performance was more than just -

_ /Reapectable.

“Tn fact, Cedar Kings got a standing

: ovatlon from the 2000-etrong crowd at

‘Royal Athletic Park after th ¢ final

game, according to a Victoria source
“not with the team.

“Pm not just laying it on about the
ovations,’ ” Ernie Fedoruk, columnist

“Biudgets were the orily | team at the
tournament to score on Terrace,

beating the visitors 60 Saturday. af-..-

ternoon with a perfect game by Rob.
Guenther the story, and again getting
four across in the final game,’

‘Skeena was led at the tournament

~ played well under half the-amount of "by pitcher: Morris Sauve, who hit three

bome runs and won two of the four
Skeena victories. on the mound. Sauve
also had eight‘runs batted in in the six
games, and in the final game, got an
ovation from thelarge crowd efter
driving in Terrace’s only run in thé
sixth Inning. Cedar Kings were down

40 at.that point, victims of three
errors that reguited in three unearned —

‘PUNS.-
“after thefinal game, the frst thing

‘that happened was Bob Burrows

(coach and catcher of Budgets ) ran
over and grabbed Sauve and asked if

‘he was free two weekends irom now,”

Fedoruk said, ‘They (Budgets) were
very impressed ‘with his. bat.”

* Clint Marshall pitched a one-hitter,
Saturday morning as Skeena won its,

. first game against Big Bird Sound of

North Vancouver! by a 1-0 score.

Cedar Kings’ next game was against
Budgets, when they ran into Guen-
ther’s perfect game, a game Norm

"-Zloklikovits almost ruined when he

one-handed a shot to right that was

picked off just ‘pefore it droped over

the fence,

' That, according 40 Fodaruk, was ff
tting.“‘a helluva

- when Sauve began,
show." He pitched & five-hitter in a 5-
Q shutout of Victoria Ingraham Hotel,
belting a grand slam homer inthe third
that provided the winning runs, Sauve
was on the mound against Vancouver
Magicians as well, tossing a bro
and belting a two-run shot in the first

that held up for the winning margin.

Sauve led off the second inning with
asolo shot that was the winning runin
the loser's-round final game against

> Terminal Pub from New Weat-

-minster, a game Skeena eventually

‘won 2-) behind five innings of flawless -

pitching from Marshall and two relief
innings from Sauve,

In the final game, Budgets got one
in the first and three more in the
second on their way to a 41 win.
Sauve had a six-hitter in the final, but

. Terrace could only manage three ©
hits in the game as well as allowing
the unearned runs that were the
margin of victory for Victoria...

_ As for the Budgets, thelr team is
rated as one of ‘the best in years for
Victoria, despite not being quite aa
deep in pitching as in previous years.
Budgets, at one time, had the two best
pitchers in Canada and impressive
defence to boot, but this year their
bats are better and their bench is—
deeper, and they have a good chance
at the national title, a title they’ve won

’ before,

~ Smith’ S resurgence helps Giants-rise

‘Last wititer, Reggie Smith
had: decided’ to ‘quit
‘baseball. He didn't and,

thanks in great ‘part to-the

15-year, “veteran, : San

_ Francisco Giants ‘haven't .

jut either. |
3° The Glants.climbed back

‘within four games of first-'

- place Los Angeles Dodgers
* Inthe National League West
on Sunday with an 8-6

~ vietory over the Dodgers as -

. Smith- collected three - hits
against his former {eam-__
- “inmates. Darrell Evans and
Jett” Leonard both belted
two-run homers as. the

Giants won the final two/

. games of -the four-game
series after being defeated

. Thuraday and Friday. *
Elsewhere, . (t ‘was:
Philadelphia Phillies, 3,
Montreal Expos 1; San

a Le

Diego Padres 6, ‘ Atlanta
Braves 5; Houston Astros 7,
Cintinati Reds 3; St. Louls
Cardinals over Pittsburgh

Pirates twice, 12-5 and 5-2, -
and New. York Mets_ split

with Chicago Cubs, winning

“S4, then losing 6-5.

“On Saturday, it was
Philadelphia 15, Montreal
11; Chicago 7, New York 4;>°

| Esks, Stamps win |

At the start of. the 1982

“Canadian Football League
season, few experts would.
‘have predicted the present

situation. in the Western
Division standings.’

Tied for third place,
Edmonton Eskimos, the
defending. Grey

Cup

Ste Louis 4, Pittsburgh 1;

Houston 2, Cincinnati 0; San
_ Francisco 4, Los Angeles 2

and Atlanta 6, San Diego 5.

In the American. League
Sunday, it was; Toronto
Blue Jays 3 Milwaukee

- Brewers 2: Chicago: White

Sox 6 New York Yankees 4;

Orioles 0; Seattle Mariners

champion, finally go back to

theit winning _ ways” this

weekend with a.46-8 romp

over Montreal Concordes in
Edmonton, while Calgary

‘Stampeders moved into
second place with a surprise
30-8 win Saturday night over
the Lions in Vancouver.

Boston Red Sox 8 Baltimore -

’. Miamt-

of Tet

‘Ke

ace “Anytime you come Into a town this size and
7 -$@@-10 or 12 guys that can-play fler Il hockey,
‘you've got tobe happy.” Joe Daley and Marc
* Bezzin left Terrace Sunday after conducting a
a week long hockey camp, with the final all-star:
"game: running Saturday night, ‘The blue team-
_ won the game, coming back for an 8-6 win with -
goals ‘by Terry Zaporzan (3), Tracy Cam-
: mazola, Lorne Lofroth, Rudy. Poeschek, Glenn:
Robinson and Mike Beecroft trom. Victorla |
- Wading: the. way.. : Marlo ‘Desjardins, Chris.
-Barber, Richard. Lindstrom, fan Alger and
| Aaron Scott trom Ft. St. James with two scored
_ the whiteteam’s goals. Dick Kilborn, president
ace Minor Hockey last season, sald the -
camp went “great; the kids-had no complaints”
and.;at ‘least they sald they were
something.” There are probably elght or ten:
who'll:be invited to rookle camps, notably the.
Wiha Wings (Pezzin and Daley’s team); and -
| they’. ‘(the coaches). were Impressed with the.

_ hockey, ‘they sald It was better than they
"thought It would be. All In all, we ‘re quite

pindised. we i

learning -

g

10-Minnesota Twins 2; and

Cleveland Indians 6 Texas

Rangers 4.

Saturday in the AL, it

"was: Toronto 4 Milwaukee

2; Baltimore $ Boston 2;
Kansas City 1 ‘Detroit! 6

Chicago 6 New. York a;
Texas 3. Cleveland 2;

Oakland 10 California 1 and '

Seattle 3 Minnesota 1. -

in CFL

In the NFL's preseason, it

was Denver Broncos 33 Los -

Angeles Rams 20; "Los |
Angeles Raiders | (17 “San
Francisco. agers (14;
Cleveland Browns 17
Detroit Lions 16; Pittsburgh
Steelers 24. New England ~
Patrlots 20; Aanta Falcons
20 Minnesota Vikings 17;
Baltimore Colts 19 New
York Giants 14; Tampa Bay
Buccaneers 35 Philadelphia
Eagles? ;Green Bay Packers
21 New York Jets 19;
Dolphins 24
Washington Redskins 7 and
Buffalo- Bills 4 Dalles .
Cowboys 10. ~ .

The second-place
Stampeders are now 3-1-1.

The blitzing Cals ary
defence sacked A OF
quarterbacks six times,
with Small and jinebacker -
Doug, Battershill credited. °
with three sacks cach...

Quarterback Bruce

Threadgill came up with
almost $75 yards in offence;

’ Running back James Sykes

scored all Calgary's touch-

downs on runs of three, one
and three yards and ‘he -
finished with: 116 yards:

rushing. ..

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Despite a strong effort by Dan Fagan In 84

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to-hold him off, Tom Sheasby took over the
lead late In the race and won the A hobby
Stock heat. going away. Fagan gota jump —

- Wins spread a around at Speedway

No-one dominated the track Sunday during the Terrace ;

Stock Car Asgociation’s race day, but there was, some ex-
citing racing happening nevertheless,

Tom Sheasby, who. won four races. last week, won two
Sunday in the A hobby stock class. Sheasby took the A

hobby heat and the main, beating Dan Fagan and Randy ..

Goodwin in the heat and Goodwin and Fagan in the main,-
In the trophy|dash, Goodwin won the hardware with Herb
Quast second and Shessby third, +t

“Youth | soccer scores

‘The regular Saturday
playday in the Terrace
Youth Soccer Association -
resulted in 16 games played
at fields around the city.
In_ the under-8 eee

blanked. Terrace Chrysler Falcons, ©
. Aspens 3-0, “Tilden Tigers —
shut out. Froese Trucking
. Hot Rodders 2-0 and Cen-.
-. tennia] Lions beat Totem: —
Ford. Mustangs by an

identical 2-0 score.
in the under-10 division,

scoring, with Pohle Coyotes
“taking an 8-2 beating from
. Skeena Foresters, Co-op

Kickers blanking Finning -American Soccer’ League

’ Flyers 5-0, Sundance Sonics.
_ beating Westend Eagles 9-1

and Shoppers’ Drug Mart

shutting out Surveyors 3-0.

Under-11 and under-12
division teams are playing
an interlocking schedule
this half-season, and in that

combination division, Bud's
Truckers _ edged ‘Aqua.
Plumbing 4-3, Cedarland
Giants and Bavarian Inn |
tied 56, Northern Drug
- Rovers. beat’ Northwest
Sportsman 4-1 and All

- Seasons Blazers tripled, the),
score on Mr, Mike’s Sharks .

tne

‘In the under-13° division,
Irly Bird ran up the score on
Manuel's Pumas to the tune

Inn won” thelr” second
‘straight game; beating
Rotary Wheels +1, |
Philpot's Cheetahs: beat

there ‘was a lot more pair, of ‘gecond-halt- ‘goals

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way until Sheasby passed him with two vo laps.
' fo go.

‘

In theB hobby stock elacs, three different drivers got into
the win column, with Dave Saunders winning the trophy.

. dash over Jim Daigneault and Jim Davidson. In the heat,. it
_ was Rick Rothney beating Rene Fagan and Vic Byskal —

across the line, while in the B hobby main, -Daigneault was

the winner, with Ernie Waters second and Saunders third,

‘In the A junker class, Dan Thickett won two races and
Bob Toppen was second In all three as they both added to
. their point totals. Thickett beat Toppen and Dino Stella in
both the trophy dash and the A junker maln, while in the
heat, it was Mike Borque winning, with Toppen second and
Stella third, Stella hada decent day as well, taking three
third place finishes.

; Gary Kerr was the top driver in-the B*junker class, ;

winning the trophy dash over Gerry Normandeau and Rio

Sandover-Sly and the heat, where he beat Arnie Reay and:

‘ Brad Mercer over the line, In the B junker main, Mercer
', was the winner, with Kerr secondand Reay third.

Betty -Ann Woodcock won the’ powderputf race, with ;

Melaine Rothney second and:Linda Whan third. -
. Inthe wind-up event of the day, the Jamboree, Rick

. Rothney survived the climb through the pack to emerge the
winner, with ‘Randy Goodwin second and Dennis Ward |

ec tock car action at Terrace speedway Is August all :

on the mack on the first lap and led all the

NASL.
scores
" Roberto Cabanas scored a

Sunday night to lift. New
York. Cosmos to a come:
from-behind- 3-1 North

vielory over Chicago Sting.
Chicago,—the defending.

eliminated from this year's
playoff pictpre earlier in the
eveniig when Tulsa
Roughnecks - beat Fort
Lauderdale Strikers: 2-1 in
the only other ‘game Sun-
day. ‘The loas was the third
straight for Chicago, whieh
fell to 11-19,

In games Saturday,
Edmonton Drillers blanked

Vancouver Whitecaps 1-0,) |

Jacksonville ‘Tea Men upset
Toronto Bilezard 1-0 and

Portland Timbers shutout] |

San-Jose Earthquakes 2-0.
On. Saturday,

points, last overall In the
NASL. ‘. 7

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