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TEAM STANDIHOS
1. Quen Charlottes
2 Skoena Junior {Te
3. Hexelton'High
4 Galedonia danior (Tareaca)
- 3. Stewart Betondery -
6. Booth Junlor (Prince Rupert)
7. Mout? Gilzabeth (Kitimat) in
®. Houston :- “
9. Thornhill ‘dontor | noe . PH
“10. Prince Rupert Senior

“iNGIV (BUA EVENT resuers”
BANTAM G
. 1 eetraat ea Kim Millet (27) 2.
Dienne Wilton (HK) 3. core Mc Nell

metres
Dianne Wilbon: (8K)
Kien Mlltot (77

ow maireat 1 Claudia Donati ) 2,
Marlen tat 3. Oarcy Wadiay

metres: 1. Darcy Waa ‘Y an a! .

innne Halts CT

yn of Caledonia Sonlor Secondary
Juvenite boys high jump competit ion track and field
fea of t approximatoly 10". os aon Saturday afternoon.

* MID@ET 1s.
“108 metredt 1, David Jensen (EAL) 2.

Sharon Harry (ac) 2.

Als Galuska (ae. 2
(MED ah Cheriene

chelle Parrish (QC)

ety demipe 2
aH eee Kerdal (me) 1, Sonia Sahota:

Eric valdex ein a4, Zaria peri <8)
900 -matrea: 1. 87) 2
Foi Joneen (eat rs ane Vala

te metres: 1. Todd LePage (87) 2,
bald inet ACL) 3: ‘Eric, Valdez

UK)

mt Eisan (2 Mike
Gtadmark (GC) 3. Oarren Ooyle (87)
ime riettet) 1. Mike Gladmaric (QC)

2. Darren Gindert {HAZ) 2,‘ Dave”

Blane? (17).
eee matress: |, Alike Oladmark tac)’
4xldimetrs erelay:'. aween Charlottes

» ‘Skéena 3. HI
etre, Queen chorlottes
Kelton 9, Bocth :.

iageme (GC) 9. Mayd Brown (HAZ)
Shot Puts). Wade Pipe (SK).2. Bruce
Lavole (QC) 3. Chris Atchiton (8):
‘Blacus: '; Chris Atchison (6) 2. Floyd
-Prown (HAZ) 3, Darryl Skeiton (B)
High Jumps‘ 1. Greg Engen (ME) 2.

Todd LeRage (89) 3. Jamie Barele (8)
Booth © Triple Jumps 't. tah Hutchin (QC) 2.

Alford (QC) 3
Ay a, Kim. ditiat

‘ebb con) 2
i Lorene Alford ;

Eshon (

Seren the ro i {B)
00 moatreat 1. Chrie Halisor (BX) 2.

metres: .\, Chris Halisor (3K) 2.
Sinton Hilt (aK) a Thin: McKie

ay
Clinton. Hiles (BK

2, Skeeng'3. Hovston |
4ned Wriet relay 1. Sheena 2.

Stewert

Javelin v. Hildebrand (UK) 2
on Park, ‘WA 9. Tony Clit (BK)
Shot Pets 1 Darren Meredith. (QC) 2.
Leaile A Mark (HAE) §, Trevor shannon

Let Math CHAZ) 3, Ken Cheung (Qc)
High ‘Jupmp: 3, Jimmy Peda (816) 2.
Sean Of@rien (AAR) 3. Ken Lowe (BT!
Teete Jump: i Sean O'arion (ME) 2.
ay Chau AC) 3 Eric: Sergsine

‘Lene semor 1, Sean Obrien cam’
ane Cheung (ec) % Brig Bergama

MiboaT ors: |
Te matress |, Michalle Parrish (ac)
“2 Alta -daffrey, (CAL), a, Sonle

THOU) 3, Pagay
‘Philpot {SK}. 2

Kim Johenevteh cc) 2 Rhonds
CHAT).

Kim “Johercivieh (eer a
. Rhonda

ini 1, Tony Hildebrand (8K) -
2 Tony heemen (GC) 3, Gordon .

Sere: h Tony Hildebrand (sx) :
: an. (180) % Gorden °

. ‘Monday,
aatréa nn Hailsor (8K) 2:
ane miatrereay. 1 Queer Charlottes .

}
Dlvewes 1." Tony Hildebrand (1K) 2.

ariottes. “
Ingrid Parent (HAZ) 1.

ce ‘Adee’ sacs 1 Tim Robinson.

‘Lorenzon (CAL) .

i t ‘ .
teak and field a otes from,
"the Northwe t za

also won the fen

‘i

'

Loss dume. }. Jamis

war i barrie isa
araid Wal

cacy. evi Me 4
JUVENIL® GIRLS

160 metres: 1, Lise Peterson (CAL) z
Lonnie Aimgran. (8K) 3. Lorraine
Bragg (QC) -

60 motred: 1. Lisa Paterson (CAL) 2
doan Q'Srien (CALI i Shennon
Gardiner (3K)

400 metres: }, Fauling Abbott. (QC)
066 matres: 1. Leste mts (PRSS) a
Pauline Abbatt (Qc):

tee. metren: }. Ting Aterner (EAL) 2
Lesiie Mille (PRES)...

3006 matreht 1. uate Mills. conan) a

. Tina Sterner (CA

4xioe metre-ealays.1. Catedonta a
Mount Mlizabeth 3, Hazaiion \

axd0e meted relays 1. “Caledonia 2
Hatelton 3. Guesn Charicites
davalin: 1. itephante Cousine (CAL) 8.

Pauline Abbott Abbott (QC) 4. Laurie Muldoe
{HAz)

Bhet Puls 4, Gharyl: “Adams (Mel) 2
- Chris Mar (eaan a ‘Lorraine Brame”
‘Javelin. 1. Wally Paiton tac) 2. Chad (acy

“ Gleewar 1. chen’ Adams (Me) 2,

Kerry. Pauls (CAL) a Pauline Abtatt
(aq).

Minh Jump 1 chris Mar (PR8S).2,-

Kerry Paults (CAL) ., lanne

Leng dump 1, Lisa Petenisn (CAL) 2.
Cherie Mar tPRES) Dawn Smith

(AE)

"Dukes hammer Stars,

jump at the Northwest 20n6.
nal meet In Prince Rupert

“JUVENILE Bove .

rare Dace is
Seakey (CA
‘yw meres Stacey Cooke

_ (CAL) 2. Gerald Watton (TH? a David

Sarmicheal (CAL)

at 1. David “carmicheal

400 metre:
an) a Héiry Amaral tm) a,
Albert Grant (ME)
David ‘Carmichael:
(CAL) 2. Gard Matthews (QC), Ly Kan
Coubs (TH

metres: -1,

}
18 metres: 1. Don McGhes IeALL is
Gore Matthews (QC)

8000 metres: 1, Gord Matthews (ag) 4
Mike Doncaster (87)

4x14 metre relay: 1. Caledonia 2.
- Stewart 3. Queen Charlottes...
axd00 ‘moteo relays 1. Caledonia 2,

~ Mount Hilzabeth 3. Stewart

davalint 1; Arnie Parent (HA) i,
Raymond Boinky (87) 2. atan Jonson

Qc}
she! Paty 1, Pater Anderson (QC) 2.

Grnie Parent (HAZ) 3, Russell Rose :

CPRES)

Dlecuar 1. @rcle Parent (HAZ) 2. Mike.

owe! (HAZ) 3. James Rhindress

CAE)
; in dump: L Rob Dallyn {CALI 4,
Cilttord Couckell {HAZ) 3. Stacey

Cooke (CAL).
‘Triple Jump: 1, Peter Anderson (Qc)
2. Clifford Couckell (HAZ) thin

_ Carreon (Qc). +

Leng Jump: |. Rob Daliyn (cat a.
Kariry. Amaral (ME) 3. Gattirey
Willlama (Qe)

- Canadians win too

‘Tony, Brewer knocked fn

‘pix runs, including four with |

a-grand slam homer, as the

' Albuquerque Dukes gave a |

17-8-drubbing to Las Vegas

ee | Pacific: Const League
“action.
eae Hites (SK) 3. Tony Cl (SK) ©

In other PCL games
Vancouver

‘downed = Tacoma
‘Edmonton ‘dumped ‘Por-
tland 10-5, Hawall took a 0-5.

“decisiinover Phoenix, and

Tucson buried Salt Lake 15:
®ve
Every Dukes starter: got
at least one base hit in the

“game ‘at Albuquerque, .
. Wie: Dukes got on top in

the seeatid oa solo homer,

by Sid: Bream. -

“The Stare tame back with
three.runs in the third, but
Albuquerque followed with.

fix rims, including those

from Brewer's grand slam.

as Vegas:
‘as 7-8 in the fifth, - but the
Dukes added a. rutin the
button of the inning and six
Fetus inthe sixth.

‘and bad three REI for Las

- Vegas, including a two-run
‘ homes.

‘Dukes piteher Steve
Perry picked up thé win.

In Arlaona, Beott' Loucks
stimavd a pote bee rin

‘and five other Toros had two

- RBI eplece as Tucson beat ,

Balt Laké..

,

eanie as closs-

" Bobby Brows went Sfor-4

Larry Ray, Wes
Clements, Greg. Cypret,
Ruben Robles and John
Mixerock drove in two runs
each for the Toros to back
the . combined -nine-hit

- pitching of winner Julio |

Solano and Ricky “Buster”
‘Loucks hit his homer: tn:
the fourth inning off Gulls
loser Jerry Don Gleaton.
Rod Allen slammed a two-
tun homer for Salt Lake and
teammate . Glen. Walker
walloped a solo shot.
To the north, Edmonton
pounded Portland's pitching
for the victory in Alberta,
Poor defense also plagued
Portland, _as_ only. thre of
the first seven Trapper runs
were earned. .
- Portland lower - Kyle °
Money threw a doutle-lay
-pall over Rusty:-Hamric’s.
head into ‘center: field. to
stert.a four-run Edmonton
outburst in. the fourth. in

inning off Giants loser Alan

* Rowlkes, i
Bteve Herg alao had a two-
“run homer “in the: “Hawaii

victory, deapite giving up

solo homers to Jeff Ransom.

and Ted Wilborn,
“Vancouver's Mark Corey

- belted a pair of solo homers

to lead the Canadians’ 1¢-hit
attack in Tacoma.

PCL

, Standings

PACIFIC COAST L@AGUE
By The Asdectated Pree

4 Wart
. WoL Pct. OBL

Tacome awn en
Edmentan 35 23.53) 3%
Portiend 24% 4H 4
Self Lake 3°27 .440) 5M
Vancouver’. 22°26 ,466) 8a

: euth

oe Vegas ' 0.30 40 =
: Aibuquerque 29,30 4920s
Tucson : re
Preenix 2H nF
Hawall. - 21-29 an 8
oo | Monday's Resite =.
Albuquerque | Les Veges 8
“Wencouver §. Tecoma 4)’
Edmonton 10 Portiond 5 ~

'. Hawall & Phoenix &

- Toesen 18 Galt Lake 6

:Tesayis Samet

Tckcoma Jat Vancouver, 7
Portiedd | at Widmonton
Salt Lake at. |Tuceon

Hawall at Pooenix = -
Lee Vegea ot | Albuquerque

su for. the B.C. ‘High

with a chance of doing well

-Baturday evening, as zone
tradition . dictates; -

“jn entry. sheets ait

Stadium In Burnaby,
*” A total of 12 athletes from

“Terrace and two from.

Kitimat are affected, Also

fendered" ineligible. by a -

‘different problem are

athletes from: Stewart,
‘Hazelton

~and>~ Prince

The problem ‘with track

“number of meets péople can

‘attend to sharpen ‘their.

- Malls,

*- "The ‘short season led the -
BC. high schogl.track and -

_-fleld’ ansoclation::to ‘extend
the entry deadline for this-.

the lower. Mainland . and
fancouver Island,

” Entries for the provincial
final meet were .dua. last
. Thureday, before the date of |
‘the local zone final, which -

wesheld in Prince Rupert

‘Saturday. Traditlonally, if,
:the zone wants “athletes
“eritered in the provinclals,

the local coaches phone ‘In

-thelr ‘entries immediately

- alter the zone final meet.

“Because ‘the - people
running the meet in Prince
Rupert mistakenly thought
the deadline had been

extanded. until Monday,

ne follow the rules and
os 'learn about locat

| hazards such as |
‘Hides and currents,

: oar toa2)

starting June 6

inals otf the entry sheets, 7
; Those ‘athletes . that. did’
_ walling: in the -entries ‘was °
ty thelr, coaches. as people _ left: to. ‘the - ‘meet: eo."
at: the’ provincial final meet.’ -
ere not entered in the meet

-and fleld in this areg begins’:
° with the long winter; That”
shortens the training season”
‘and cuts down~on the

‘zone. past that of zones-on

> they dla not. : phone in the
entries, The local: ‘zone'a
track co-ordinator wasn’t at’.
the ‘meet for personal —
réasons and © the task. of

ordlnators...

evening fot-the’ call; and ©
then, ,whennocall came, the

filled. the’ entry’. slots’ for:

‘loral: -competitors.. with °.

the south.” Open zone
athletes “are people good
enough to compete but who

were béaten- ‘out by ‘other, ©

better athletes in thelr own
‘Bil MeNulty, president of
the B.C.» association and
-organizer’ of ‘the meat in
‘Burnaby, said . Monday
evening that not only were
the entries not phoned in on
time, but that most schools
in the’ northwest none
weren't registered ©
compete in‘ the first lace”
’ “Only. three. ‘schools -
bothered.’ to’:
provincial association at the
beginning of the year, "
McNulty said.
“Caledonia;
Elizabeth, . and.. Queen
Charlotte Secondary’ are the
only ‘schools that: are |
entitled. to. send -anyone

down to. the _ Provincial...

-meet."  ~
McNulty. paid... the .
provincial association .
membership fees are due in
September;.-and:.the three,

schools wha paid can. aend:
The: rest of the.
qualifiers from “this. tan
as incensed.

students, .

: yon ‘bee allowed...

McNulty “sald,! however,”
that those: people who ‘did :

qualify but weren't entered

may be-able to compete it

they trayel to Burnaby. .

. However, in, “Vancouver:
‘the: B.C, track :and field
.-body” walted uritil: Sunday -
and --
therefore must rely on mn holes o
a laat--
~tnlnute scratches.” at’ the;
‘provinelals, which | are’
“scheduled for this Friday.
ahd Saturday at Swangard -

“open: ‘tone’ athletes. from

Mount,

: her 200° metres, though. *.

. “uWhat we're trying ‘to a
- is protect the students from _
the: adults’ -
McNulty said... “I'm doing.
my beat to rectify what is a.
., very ‘unfortunate . Situation.
“Up. there. a :
“MeNalty - 5a (a: “Monday :

an

‘night: that some field events -
Were open. ‘and that .track.-

“competitors would © -be-

entered: in events ‘where.

_ last-minute ’ ‘actatches: left
lanes épen.. ‘That is the best :
be'cant do; he said. -
- “Tm taking a tak inviting
* theni down on the chance
that there will be openings,”
McNulty sald, «There may
“not be any openings at all.”

Mount Elizabeth
Secondary’s - athletic
director, Rod Vance, was
angry with the southemers
for being #0 quick to enter:
the open zone athletes in the ;
northern berths, °

“What an idiotle thing to
‘do,’ ” Vance ‘said Monday. |
_ We can hardly send people
" down on that basis. It’s
Hdiculous, That schedule is
” fine for them, they have all
-year to train and compete,
but if we're going to fit into
‘that achedule we have to-cut
back our season to just the

- one méet.”.

Vance said ‘Tuesday
motning that Kitimat would
be sending down: two-
athletes, Sylvia Kendall. in

the Tong: jump and Cheryl

‘Adams on the shot put and
discus, because spaces had
‘been found for them.

Kendall won't be running

-Clayton-Jones,, ‘whose
team has trained ail winter
for: the track season, Was:
by. the

: developments. fle said he'll

‘6 sending his whole team
6f.12 students to the meet
and hopes they'll be able to

RI PALRS

Terrace Mini Malt

ALTE CAT ONS

mistakes,” we

sald, -

8000 metres.

ALTE RATIONS

"COME CLEAN. wire us”
4736 Lakelse |

get into’-at fast, some: ot
thelr events.
“We're: ~ going down, with

the hope that: everyone who. a
‘qualified will get a.chance ~~

to represent the zone: in.

their. events,” “Lloyd Jones
“ “They've. worked > ~

“hard and raised money and. °
they: deserye a chance to. -
. how. what they: can. ‘ho. Woes
‘Lloyd. Jones said: ‘that Rs
- David Carmichael, who .
“qualified in the’ 400 ‘and B00.
_ metre events, ‘will likely get
‘tito the 800;: He also said.

‘that two of the sprinters,
Stacey Cooke and Allyne
Jeffrey, have good chances
at getting into their events,
with. both |
qualifying for the 100 metre

"and Cooke making it in the
200,

He sald Brent Rogers had
a chance at berths in the

the high jump competition.
The chances of the 4x100

relay teams ‘getting to run
‘were slimmer, though, and

the junior high .achool
students that qualified, Valk
Philpot from. Skeena and.
Gerald Watson from
Thornhill, were ineligible
because thelr school's

students -

' discus and javelin and that |
“Rob Dallyn might get into:

weren't registered with the.

provincial body.

Philpot qualltied inthe 800
metres, 1500: metres and
Watson
competed agalnst. Cooke in -
the 100 and cleanly won the

race.

yt", a ‘real: shame this

had to happen to the kids,”
‘Lioyd-Jones. sald, :

“Those

entries should have been
phoned in and if they had I
think some of these people
would have done very well,

As it is, they may not get a
chance to. do anything at
all.” . °

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