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Penni Anderson of Terrace Mr. Mike's prepares ‘0 stop the base-stealing am-
* ‘Ditions of her opponent. Penni will be In action this weekend a as her team hosts a

ladies softball tournament at the Riverside Parkin ‘Terrace,:...

School was cancelled

Minor jleague: ‘hockey
players in the ‘Terrace
area recently, lost the
gpoetuntty to” sharpen

ekills at summer
hockey school due to the
cancellation of the school,
which was eet to run from
Me. anizer équired at

Organizers r a
least 60 boys to reach the
break-even point in ie
penses bu ly 45 boys
signed

Up.
Several reasons have
been given for the can-.
cellation. Normally the

school would. accept
registrations during the
fall, however, the sc.

was not organized early
enough to do so tia’ year.

“The result was that many

parents had made other
path for their children
the time the hockey
school was prepared to
accept registrations.

Another reason was the ©

beost in fees which was
the result of a 10 percent
increase in the. cost of
renting the ice at the
arena. ‘‘Late

' the next few days

anization and inflation -
a. move the team until late in

_the fourth quarter when two

6d off the school,”
‘spokesman said.

All boys who registered
will receive letters over
exk-
plalning the situation and
refunding ” registrations
ees,

Meanwhile iste ny
youngsters not register

for the next minor hockey
season can pick up

registration forms at the:

CFTK-TV office
Lazelle Avenue.

on

Eskimos win battle

EDMONTON (CP)
Calgary Stampeders’
growing reputation as one of
the teams to beat in the
Canadian Football League
_ this season took’ a bad

routed the hitherto unbeaten
Stampeders 44-0 In a
Western Conference game.

for Edmonton and .the
Tommy Scott and Waddell
Smith ‘Lectrified 42,867 fans
by catching touchdown
Peapect of iba and 59 yards

ly from backup

eis 1 Wicca Monin
e fourth quarter.

ly caught a 27-

yard 9 pass from Moon for- off

another Eskimo touchdown: ;

Dave Cutler kicked fleld
, af at, 41 and 49 yards,

does. Hank Hesic added a
qonvert after Cutler was
from the game for

a fight.
Forgani

"s only touchdown on

ay of the game and

gave the Stam-

ad, a yard fleld goal in

‘the second quarter.

uy leaves Edmonton

with alfipbeaten record of

‘yf Calgary

‘; joss ree starts

9 Stampeders began to

ate early in the second

: the Calgary

‘casionally

i Migile Sonverted three touch: Walker

scored

defence, which had allowed
only 14 points in its previous
two games, began to
meray. The P ‘
Calgary line tea own
the the firat quarter but sagged’
when Calgary's attack was
consistent ly Blocked by the
Eskimos’ defensive wall,
A fumble by running back
James Sykes pet up an early

. Edmonton march from the .

Stampeders' S0-yard line.

The fitst-quarter threat was |
snuffed out when defensive.

lineman Lyall Woznesensky
popped ball carrier Ger-
many, who dropped the ball
on the Calgary oneyard line
for Bob Sparka to scoop uy.
While the Calgary defence
worked hard the Stampeder
te Bho vaca‘
“Veteran ‘line:

Dave Boone, Dave Fennell,
York Hentachel and Ron
Estay, backed up oc-
by Jimmy

The Edmonton secondary
kept quartefback Ken
Johnson's paas threat in the
negicel category and

ebro
open! alf amounted to
yards compared with the
Eskimos’ 178, “

Edmonton got on the
acoreboard first with a 4
yard fleld goal then came up
with a touchdown that
spanned the first two
quarters. It was set up by a
47-yard punt return by Gri
Butler to the Calgary 20-yar:
line. Butler was caught by
punter Mike McTague.

vaunted’

Calgary picked up two
penalties on the play,
moving the ball to thelr iB

"Wilkinson needed aix plays

to finally get the six points,
passing to Germany from
the Calgary two.

The Eskimos then used
biggaln plays to their ad-
vantage while holding the
Calgary offence at bay. After

Cutler made it 19-0 with a 4i- -

yard kick Hay finally broke
the Calgary drought with
three minutes left in the half,
Kicking a 43-yard field goal.

But the Eskimos un-
derscored thelr complete
contral of the situation by
marching for another touch-
down before the half-time
qui. A 48-yard to Smith

3 bet up the store, putting Ed-
“ moriton ‘on the’ ry 17.
‘Three plays later Germany

bulled up the middle trom
the elght for a halftime
score of 23.

Cutler’s foot widened the
gap with a 49-yard field goal

‘early Ln the third quarter and

later with a single on a rare
missed field goal attempt.

Stampeders conceivably
still had the game in reach
when Eskimo coach Hugh
Campbell replaced
Wilkinson with Warren

Moon. But Moon, in his

second year with the
Eskimos, coolly presided
over the rout, firing three
touchdown passes,

Forzani was the favorite

‘Calgary receiver, with eight
catches for 82 yards,

The Herald, ‘Wednesday, August 1, 1979, Paget °

wWarmiy otatas Me RL

Lions rough the ie Roughies.

Se es
al
-five fleld goals and:

‘| -back Larry Key added

“Britlsh Columbia’s only

| touchdown with 1:34 re-
‘maining as the Lions

defeated Saskatchewan
Roughriders 24-15. Tuesda:
night to'record thelr fi
Canadian
Football League victo

Tho Lions offence moved

. the ball well between the 25

lines in the firet half,
quarterback . Jerry
Tagse couldn't ‘push across
for a major acore. P;
bailed out the- offence by
connecting on fleld goals of

27, 23, 47, and 42 yards. He
also added

singles on a 62-

:-The win before 23,308 fans

‘| kept the Lions in first place

‘in the Weatetn Conference,
‘two points ahead of Ed:
monton Eskimos who
blasted

449 in Edmonton.

more im;

31-2 loss

any.

Bruce
‘Oo

George and
participating

_Iission for the

noon,

MR. MIKE 'S HOST
TOURNAMENT

’ Terrace Mr. Mike's ladies softball team will be
hosting a baseball tournament on Aug. 3 to Aug 6
at the Riverside ball park

About eight teams trom as far away as Prince
posalbly ‘Prince Rupert ‘will be |

true double knock-out tour- -

nament in which ary team |
automatically disqualified from
.. Admission for the tournament is 50 cents per-
_ game, $2 "per day or $5 for the weekend. Ad-
In addition to the tournament the ladies have
organized a beer gardens which will be held at
the ball park on- Sunday Aug. 5, beginning at 12

As well, a variety disco will be held at the
curling rinkon Aug. 4at9 p.m. Admission for the |
disco is $3single, §S5for a couple. Advance Hekets
are available from ail team members; | All
Seasons Sporting Goods dr the Skeena hotel. .

two games is
finals.

game is §1,

OTTAWA (CP) — Toronts
Argonauts upset Ottawa
Rough Riders 18-16 Tuesday
night in the Canadian
Football League. .

The loss was made even

of staring quarterback
- Condredge Holloway in-the
firat half, possibly for four to
aix weeks with auspected

separated rib cartilage.

Supporting quarterback 4

Jimmy Jones was unable to

touchdowns were scored,

The Argos were a much

more impressive team than
they showed in last week's

to Ottawa and
controlled the Riders for

-most of Tuesday's game, —

Dwight Edwards scored on
anine-yard touchdown pass

from quarterback Tony -

Adama In the first quarter

* and kicker Ian Sunter looked

after.the rest of the scoring
‘with fleld goals of 95, 42
“yards and singles of 18 and
35 yards as well as a convert.
Tony Gabriel scored on a

four-yard pasa from Jones —

and Peter Stenerson on a
two-yard reception, both late
in the fourth quarter. A two-
point conversion attempt on
the Gabriel touchdown was
unsuccessful but Gerry
Organ converted Stenerson’s -

score and kicked a 26-yard -

field goal in the first quarter

when the Riders appeared in

contral of” the action. -

Heavy rain fell through. §
much of the gameand bythe | 5:

second half meant dropped

.and missed passes and

several fumbles,

Holloway was taken to the 32:5
room with elght :
minutes left In the second ;
quarter after receiving :

dressing

several stiff hits from the
Toronto defensive line led by
Smith and Jim

rrigal.
It was reported he suffered

his injury early in the first 32
quarter when he fell on the %

ball after being tackled,
jamming it into his lower
rite just above his abdomen.

Injuries forced both teams

to make defensive changes 23

before the game. Ottawa
came out ihe worse,

Wonderful Monds and %

Harry Kruger fil in for 33
Mike Nelms pr Ken 5

Downing in the Ottawa
defensive backfield were
picked apart: by Adams,

er was benched In the 3
second half in favor of a :
fourth linebacker and Monds ‘2
was deaten several times by :
Edwards, especially on a 42- :

yard pass-and-rin play in
the third quarter which tee to
a Sunter field goal.

Argos upset |
Rough Riders

portant with the loss &

Richard Holmes. set the
Ottawa ground pace with 54
yards: ‘on 10 carries:

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the game. He took the club
from the Saskatchewan 48 to
the 14 where the Riders were
called offside on a field goa!
attempt by Passaglia,
back John Henry
“White carried seven yards to
the twoyard Ine on first
down and then Key found an
on the right elde and
sool across for the touch-

Saskatchewan, which

" ‘played a 8-4 defence, stopped

the Lions running game

when they. had to and.
harr:

Pastagiia, who the
league in acoring with 63

polats, kept the Lions on top. .

He started :the scoting

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His third fleld goat of the
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second down
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drive of the t, mo
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to the B.C, 31 before Hinton

Macoritti’s o-yard field
goal at 9:29 pulled the Riders
abead 16-15, but then the

~ Ldons defence, which sacked

Clements four times,
The Riders fate was all bit
sealed when Clements was
sacked back on the seven _
yard line by defensive end
Richard Murray with just
over three minutes to P.
Macorittlhadto punt and
Lous wed up most of the
time to march
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