= ‘by GRAHAM PALMER me

:. The 1983 Provinelat Cup Tournament son to finda:
‘wliinigg! ‘teaim'-In. each of seven diviglens representing"
" approximately 42,000 boys and girls playing soccer in the:
"Interior, and Coastal Districts of British. Columbla, ‘The
Interior Championships ' were held this year in Penticton on:
“June 24 -and 2%. The Interior consists of 8 000, children, in
ina: ‘gésociations from Osoyoos, to Terrace,’ =° :
; “ Tertace, flelded five teams in the Under 18 U6, U3, Ue

Prince George earlier in June for semi-final games to find:
“ ‘Northern-Zone winner from Prince ne Gopi.
Williams: Lake ‘and Terrace,’

* athe wis team, “inly Bird coached by: Johii: Dew ht mi

strong Gpposition losing 4-1 to'a Prince George’ tedm that.

: went on ‘to beat. Penticton. * ‘The -U-l1 and U-12's: were.

_ successful in’ knocking Prince George. out of “the

competition.” ‘The Cedarland. Glants: U-11 team: coached by.
Harry Brown. put in a strong performance winning ‘their...
game 4-1; ‘The Bavarian Inn Royals coached by Graham ©
Palmer had an exciting game that saw them come hack
"froma 2-0 deficit at half time to win 6-4 in overtime with ag
. yhany: soccer spectatora as from Prince George that had *
travelled down for the games.

Gee Me
2" 12,U-1 ‘age groups, The three younger teams travelled to’...

| Prines George and Quesnel traveiled té Terrace to ‘play
_ the U-18 and U6 respectively.’ Terrace ae U-18.team .;
. coached by Mike Brady. won their game 5-2, however Carlos *
“Stella's team Dave's Plumbing were beaten by.Quesnel’¥3.

‘The! U-18 ‘team advaiiced to .the final round: to play.
- Kamlgops in Kamloops this past-weekertd:: ‘The relatively

young Terrace: team with the disadvantage of 3. days: ‘travel yk
Kelowna winning

were ‘po match for an experiened amnion side who won

3 The: ‘Under j ia feam’ were. ‘drawn gaint: Oliver. an
Osoyoos (South Okanogan). The game Was, played | in'30

“gecond ‘half Terrace did-not have the stamina to. continue

thelr momentum and lost with a score of 51 going on the, .

next day.to lose’ 4-1 to Kelowna. .

- The Under 11 team. had the most: unfortunate draw being ‘
placed against the strongest team in the tournamént from. -
~Kamloops, The young players; most of whom had never: ”
- travelled outof town before-without thelr familles Had been --
. flown to- Vancouver and bused to Penticton the night | before .
arriving close to midnight. Their defeat of 7-0: did’ not
- discourage the boys’ who went on the next tay to hola the

soccer’ s

ses homé town Penticton team, ost with a tinal peore
of '4-2. For their effort and attitude together. with that of
‘thelr Coach they were awarded the “most sportsmanlike*
(fear ‘trophy from amongst the 30 teams participating in
ithe - competition. _
| The final tally. at the end of a Super Bpccer weekend Baw
famloops' win’: ‘all six, divisions ‘that they entered with:
the U-13- Division. These: teams now
advance to the provincial finals against the coastal districts

. including the.‘ Island,‘ on - the weekend. “of - ‘July. 11 in
~ Vancouver. with the winners ‘advancing to the Western":
-: Canada Championships. ’ : .

degree C. temperature in Penticton ona field considerately oe
larger than the boys were used to. Terrace-acored the first:
= gféal, and i an own geal put.the gcoré at 1-1 at time. ‘In:.the

For the two younger tesims consisting at 3

will be the firat time our’ girls will enter: provincial
competition. Four girls though; were included [h the recent

homer _

26 boys’ ‘the “
_ climax of this ; soccer weekend away:from .home-was- their.
joining a 90,000 crowd-to see the Whitecaps beat'the Tampa :
--Bay Rowdles 4-1 in the Stadium at B.C. Place. ‘On this tour,
 araund Stanley Park the next morning the names of Bobby |
“Lennarduzi and: Carl Valentine, momopolized . the’
conversation before these-young players returned.to the -.
‘Terrace playing fields to emulate their-new found heroes,
Although the Although the competition Is available for.
girls, insufficient numbers meant that hopefully next-year

te

Dai Baker, still fighting
his way out of A season-long:

slump, hit.a two-run homer °

with one out in the bottom af
-‘theninth inning off St. Louis
reliever |: Bruce Sutter’ to

. give Loa Angeles Dodgers a

9-62 National League
"baseball: ‘vietory “over the ©

’ Cardinals on Monday night

‘That blast cappéd a three-

run rally for the Dodgers -
_ and a big night for Baker,

‘finished with four hits,”
i luding a tworun ‘homer -

‘Larry. Hemdon ‘ is” “not”
‘going.to forget the. day his:
| first::son) was bern, - and
‘-nelther’ -are’ California
Angtls.

‘Hetndon: collected five .
hits;scored’ four. Tins: ‘and.’
Knocked . tn fires more

. earlier in the gamie;

~"T've ati got spme work
to do,’’ sald Baker, who-hit -

only .231 -- 50-points below :

his career average, — |
during the first half.of the.
season. Since then, he has
“gone P-for-l4 to: raise. his
"average to 244. ° my

.. The. Dodgers | trailed e- In
"the ninth when Steve Sax
and Ken Landreaux hit one-
out doubles* off - Sutter. -.
Baker. then” “hit. his ° 20th

a

Herndon’s s son

7 Monday : night’ as ‘Detroit’. with a 6-for-8 ‘performance

Tigers - blasted.- ‘California’
Angels 12-6 in “Amerlean.

.. League: baseball action. -
- The

‘pott-spoken
_Jettfielder’ 5° day. started
when his-wife gave birthat.
1:15 a.m.,,and it finished

7

homer into the left-tield
Btarkis. .

In other NL. games,

Atlanta. Braves . topped .

a ‘drand-siam’ home’ run: dn

- the top of the 1ith ining oft

Tom" Hume itt

Philadelphia ” past

_ inning run Braves.

<1t was his third homer of the .
“geazon. Tim Wallach had a -

two-run -homer. for - the
Expos and~ Al Oliver”
‘delivered an RBI double

. and a run-scoring ning.

Padres 6 Cuba, BS
‘Tim Flannery, ‘a uality:

‘Montreal Expos. 6-4, Cincinnati. Schmidt's sixth. :-
Philadelphia Phillies career. grand slam — his...
‘powered past Cincinnati 17th homer of the’ ‘season —_.
Reds.11-7 in'11 innings, San gave him six.runs batted:in ~:
“ Diego ‘Padres ‘held’ off © for the ganie. He had earlier -

..Chicago Cubs 6-5 and hita sclo homer and had an
Pittsburgh Pirates nipped © RBI single... :.

San Francisco Glants $2,
Phillies 1-Rede 7.
“Mike “Schmidt,” benched:

Braves-6 Expos 4

three-run homer...

- the ‘Previous two > games, hit ; highlight a four- run cigith

inspires C Detroit Tigers

. *
lea

yover. “Baltimore: ‘and,

poe infielder in his fifth season
. 7, “With San Diego, hit his first -
Rafael Ramirez. ‘hit .. “a o:major league grand slam {o |
to V.

Mel Hall of the Cubs Jed off

cap a six-run: first ‘inning.’

‘aided @ two-run homer for -

He then hit his fifth of-the

season in: the “fifth inning. ~

Jody Davis. alto: homered
for the Cubs. es

Provincial Cup

“five day vee of went Players to: Vernon for the Dairylend

- Baker breaks slump with two ru

_ the game with a.home. run,

Pirates. 3 Giants 2 re

The : wind: was: “blowing

field kome run to lead off
the ‘fop. of ‘the. ninth for
Pittsburgh and snap a 22

‘tie, It was the fifth homer of

the seaon for Easler, who.

also 'singled twice.

that highlighted the Tigers’. Detroit by defeating } Kansas
“1-hit attack against four. - aie “On: wun-scoring singles -"
~ California’ pitchers. Ye Lloyd | ‘Moseby, Dave

“We really. ‘feel’: good: Coline and Alfredo Griffin *
about the whole thing,” said in the“ 11th inning.’ Willie‘:
Herndon, who*has. three. ~ Upshaw started it’ with.a’
daughters.. “The baby . “triple, Jorge Orta: ‘walked,..

* the Orioles. a .
_Red Sox 6 Mariners 5: Coy RON WITT.
-, Dave Stapleton beat first OVERHEAD:
baseman Jim Maler's throw . ERS
to the plate on Jerry Remy’s-

» hard. ‘grounder-in the’ 10th.
inning, completing: the Red.

_Sport Shorts_

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:TORONTO. (CP) — Montreal. Concordes, who fired .
~ president and general. thanager Sain Etcheverty last Week,
will have to. pay: ‘for a costly waiver ‘claim on quarterback
' Dave’Marler. *

Jake Gaudaur, commissioner of the Canadian Football.
“League, denied Monday the Concordes' request to have
Mater declared the property of Hamilton Tiger-Cats.

* Marler, with the ‘Tiger-Cats for four years, was placed on
“walvera Jung 2 20. Montreal entered a claim but later paid it.
was uninterested. -

os ““Procedurally, ifa ‘club. haviag entered a claim for a

‘player on waivers therafter wants, to withdraw its claim it:
cal attempt ‘to do. so "by getting. the agreement of the
waiving club,”:Gaudaur said. “The Montreal club did not.
contact the: ‘Hemilion club for this purpose.” : -

"Because Marler is injured, he iiust contiiue receiving his
“saliey — estimated at about $125,000 this season.

‘The Concordes are free to- release Marler once he is - a - _ . ; ot
nee

‘Stats. and Standings -

healthy, ‘but they’ must pay him from the. duly. 2 date
Hamilton’ 8 waiver-recall right expired. :
TORONTO (cp) - - Veteran outfielder Hosken Powell has
“been asked to’ report’ to Syracuse Chieis and ‘outfielder .
George Bell has been ‘promoted from the International
-_Reague baseball club, Toronto Blue Jays said-Monday.
Powell, 26, batted ,275 for the American League Jays last

“season ‘and. was their No. -. left-handed pinch-hitter,
collecting 11 hitgasa substitute. This season, his average ls —

.169 and he has had.two hits in 12 tries as a pinch-hitter.:
* Bell, 23, had slugged 10homers during June for the-Chiefs.
‘and will ‘provide another potential home run bat,'‘He had a.

"286 average anda team-leading 57 runs batted in

_ MONTREAL (cP) — ‘Outtielder Jerry White, a seven-
year veteran, was, dropped from ‘the 25-man roster of:
- Motreal Expos on Monday as tlie National League baseball

team, reinstated: relief: pitcher Woodie Eryman, who had

been on the disabled list.”
“White, 30, was used mostly ag a pinch hitter this SEREON,
with ‘only four hits in 31 at-bats for a .120 average...”

= Fryman, 43, strained a. muscle in his forearm In spring

“training ‘and faced only one batter‘in the regular season. .

-Expos general manager’ John McHale said he offered

* White the chance to join Wichita Aeros, thelr Class J wo Salifornia BY Betray 8

alfiliate, but White hasn't said hé will accept.

———.

"NEWPORT, H. I. (AP) ~ - An anti-smoking group showed

. Up at the opening of. the, $100,000 Virginia Slims’ Hall of -

> Fame: tennis tournament Monday to protest a 3 elgarette
manufacturer's sponsorship. .of the event. - ;
“Memibers. .of- Massachlisetts-based GASP | _ Group

; “Against Smoking Pollution carried picket signs ‘outside
the ‘Newport Casino denouncing Virginia Stims ‘elgarettes. vay

“TORONTO (cP) — - Chequis totalling $25,000 have beat

}- " ivatded seven, 1962 national team rowlng coachea through.

the babatt Brewing Co. Ltd.'s Olympic Coaches Program.

: Rudy Wieler and Jack Nicholson, both of'St: Cattartnes, :

a received © $2,250 ; and, $3; 135! ‘tespettively;* Ted

ineaiilt of Victoria, $8,375: ‘AL ‘Roaf, now coaching’ in”:

_* Auiatralia’, $1,375; Kris Korzenowski, now coaching tri teaily
- $1316; Dick McClure of Burnaby Lake (B.C.) Aquatic Club,
$5005 ‘and Rob Marlow of McGill University, $500.

. terete

“BAGNERES DE LUCHON: (Reuter): _ Robert miter of
Glasgow, one of only two British. fiders in the Tour’ de

-.France cycling race, won the: difficult, 10th stage Across: the. :

_ Pyrenees from Pau on Monday... .
-- Millar, 24, finished the 19@-kilometre stage, ihe. frst.

| mountain section of the tour this year, in six. hours, 23

“cfaimutes and 47 seconds, several seconds ahead. of Pero |
“Delgado of Spain. Puseal Sithon of France took the overall .
‘Telia from ireland’s Sean Kellys oa Nes

f et i. . 6 3 on oh
vig an

.atarted. the ‘whole thing.” ~

Moseby’ singled, Upshaw

. Sox’ comehack from ad ~

Hemdon bad ‘hits and.’ "home: and, after Orta was ~

scored. runé in. his first four. out at third on Ernie Whitt's

times at-bats, capped by ae * bunt, Collins's fourth single. -
two-run homer in the fifth’ made it 6-4. Whitt- went to.
inning that gave the Tigers, third on .a fly ball. and:..

~ JeadofE.- walk from * Mike: .

a 10-3 lead.

In: other » 1. games,
"Toronto . Blue | Jaya: beat. °
fi aa City ROJAN 7-416 11 ..
“innings, Detroit: ‘Tigers.
hammered © California
Angels 12-6, Baltimore
Orioles nipped Oakland. A’s |
‘7:8, Chicago: White Sox
pounded Cleveland Indians

‘Griffin followed with ay RB
single: a
Rangers 5 Brewers 45
Bobby. Johnsoi. hit‘a- ‘oto .
‘homer with’ tio: out’ in ‘the
bottom of the 15th inning, as
Texas ended. a) fdur-game
-losing streak and ‘took"sole
possession: of first: ‘place: in
.the AL’ Weat,-‘one “game

fumbled « -

‘late to the plate.

2,: Minnesota Twins ahead of: ‘California.

- downed New York Yankees Milwaukee. centrefielder

_ 4#2./and Boston Red Sox Rick Manning tied. a major

shaded Seattle Mariners 65 league : record. with 12

“in 10 innitigs.. - patouts, Oe.

.Blue Jays 7 Royals 4 “Orioles 7 A's 6 .
Toronto made it four ina - Ken Singleton - .drove in

“row “and: mtaintained ifs three runs with a single and
three-game East Division a homer and Eddie Murray

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Pliching (7 duciilans): Monte: .

deficit. Stapleton | ‘drew a.

* Stanton, "was. sacrificed to
second and went to third on
Gleatt “Hoffman's single. .
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_the- ball .
momentarily and, then fired..

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REGISTRATION AT 9: a AM

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toward ‘left: at Candlestick
“Park and Mike Easler took
advantage with an opposite-

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EVENTS

- ROTARY WHEEL RELAY = oad

4x200 metre tire rall

TOWN COUNCIL STRUT

4200: metre backward relay

TIMBER SHUFFLE

a | 50 metre run on two boards. 1x6"

-| RING BOLT RELAY

4x400 metre ' ‘predict your own time of finish”

| | OBSTACLE COURSE

1 male & 1 female 12 years or. over from each team,
participating in a series of athletic maneouvers.

 apsoclation has a history: of only five years, but Cy Has
Proved to be the strongest.in northern B,C; tin three out of ul
fiverdivisions; Next year with a lot of help from-parenta,,
~-goaches and training through the winter months we Intend =.

. per year; supplemented by-the generosity of our spons:

“The Herald, Tuesday, July “a 1963, Page ? ‘ os r

sprites Jamboree. However, ‘the, » 10 Terface b boys °

that participated, now know how much practice, training . .

‘and skill development they need to raise thelr-abilities to. ~~
the level. of: siccesaful . provincial competition, » Qur

oe ~

to send. stronger: tha ever teams b the. Aga: Vernon we - ;

: Championship...

> The. Terrace’. Youth. Soccer ‘Association ‘provides! gig yoy
months soccer: a: year. ‘to 620, youngsters for as little. as $16

the business community.- To send our players cut of town 1

‘a formidable financial burden and the current deflelt cf
_ Close to $2,000.from our recent travel will hopefully be met
‘ from within the community as businesses and individuals ¢

come t forward to 0 aupport our aspiring y young sportsmen. _

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EVENTS START AT. 10:38 AM

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' “fale a team of 4 in the following categories: |
A) OPEN - team of 2 males & 2 females a

poo BY FAMILY - team of 4 of a family including at least: 1
a "of the opposite SEX,

“Teams will be wing for the FRED HOGG MEMORIAL Tori q
plus medals & ribbons.

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