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three days of play in

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editor:

- You'd think’ “that “after

a tournameat, ‘a winner
would be clearly decided.
Well, you'd think so,
anyway. : a

It didn’t quite work out
that way for the men’s slow-
pitch softball tournament at
Riverside. Park over the
long weekend, . though, as
the final two games of the
round-robin tournament
created a three-way tie for
first place between teams
‘that had each lost a game
to one other, making
it impossible to declare a
clear winner on that basis. |.
‘Heavy Duty Operators, -'
Copper River Motel and
Dreamworld Waterbeds
each finished the. tour-
nament with four-win, two-
logs records and with a loss
to one: of: the other. ted

to say which team had a
better record against the
other two. So, the decision
‘came down to runs for and.

’ .HDO were the winners on

don scha fler

|

that basis, scoring 26 more

The Herald, Tuesday. August 3, 1982, Pag

SPOR iS

“HO tops slowpitch roundrobin
_ after three-way tie confusion —

me “there were lots of Haisla Braves around :
“goaltender Rod Smith (hands raised), but, -

. Ram’s winning goal in the final of. the sixth
annual Canyon City Lions Club ail- natlve—

“unfortunately, none of them were covering .
Freddy Clayton (Jumping) who headed the
“spall past Smith .into..the net for Nisgha

soccer. ‘tournament Monday at Thornhill
Junlo Secondary School. Nisgha won the .
game 2-1. 8

4

4 ;

_ | - Beat Haisla 2-1
4

a

: Rams win : Canyon City serney

-{Nisgha: Rams from New Aiyansh went undefeated in the
aixth annual Canyon City Lions Club all-native soccer

ent on the weekend, coming from behind in the finai
fame of the 16-team déuble-knockout affair to beat Haisla

i it

Mooreand Barry Stephens froin Greenville GAC, Charlie
Hills from Kispiox and Irvin Davis from Canyon City...

Most inspirational: player in the tournament was Ivan
ves from Kitamaat Village 2-1.

_ Lincoln, while the outstanding goalie from the tournament:
jAiyansh went through the first five rounds without ahitch | was Jamie Angus from CanyonCity. Canyon City also was
fore going into the final game ‘against Kitamaat,whohad awarded the most sportamanlike team award. ©
rlier lost to Kincolith and had to work their way fromthe vy

5 bracket into the final.

and Karl Stephens tromthird-place Kineolith, Brad -

Dreamworld’s
mark. -

 plus-seven

_ Williams Moving and SKB -
_ “Molsons were tied for fourth
with three win-three loss
‘while ‘ Lakelse .
‘Truckers were sixth-with a

‘records,

two and four record. North-
west Loggers won one and
lost five of their six games.
_. Had HDO won their final

‘extra-inning. game against

Copper River, they would
‘have -won clearly, - but. in-

stead they lost a 3-2 decision |

in the ‘secondlast game of
the tournament. Dream-

aver Truckers, 13-7.

runs than they gave up over

the course of the tour-

- fanient, better than Copper
‘River's plus-15 record and

SKB Molsons’ shortstop Lance Legouffe turns a double nay, :
during the Molsons‘ win gver Williams Moving during final day
action of the seven-team Slowpitch tournament held at Riverside -

Park over the weekend. The Molsons’ win dropped Williams Into

-atie for fourth Place, out of the running for first by a single game.

Molsons . (16-3) . and
Truckers (10-0) on Saturday
‘and over Dreamworld (7-5)
and NWLA (9-4) Sunday
before taking it in the neck
Monday with two losses, to

Williams (5-2) and Copper _

River (3-2).. They were the
favourites going ‘into the
final day with a 4-0 record,

while Copper River was.

close.to them. CRM lost

’ world picked their record up .
to +2 with a final-game win ~

*

score before beating SKB
Molsons-2-1, Williams 4-2
and Truckers 21-8, They
- Jost the final. Sunday game
3-2 to Loggers but beat
HDO 3-2 to create the tie.

Dreamworld, meanwhile,
had wins over CRM (2-1)
and NWLA {74) before
‘losing to HDO 7-5. They
dropped their second game

to Williams by an. 11-10 -

‘Molsons 7-6 and Truckers is
V

The slowpiteh, league!
teams fared reasonably:
well, with Copper River tied!
for first and both Williams: -
andSKB playing well despite;
their 3-3 records. The final:
tournament forj
the :slowpitch league is)
being scheduled tonight,
with plans at press time}

¥

SKitamaat avenged their third-round loss to Kincolith by

mating them 2-1 Sunday morning in the semi-final game on
t-halfgoals by Herb Grant and Glens Smith, Kincplith,

~ last. year's champion, got their ‘only goal from. Mervin -

Morven but had a penalty kick missed late in the second
half which might have tied that game.

“the final game was an exciting one,played in front ofa

large crowd estimated at over $00. The play was even for

~ te first half of the initial period, but Haisla took over with

" about 25 minutes remaining and finally got the go-ahead

; ‘goal off a fine pass from Alec Grant. Alec Grant took the

ball ‘on the goal line to the right of Rams’ goalle Mitchell

ate and bicycle-kicked it over his head in front woBasil
nt, who headed it in for the 1-0 goal,

tamaat kept up the pressure but. got caught being lazy:

on defense with Jess than a minute to go in the first half

when Bert Mercer drilled a Jong, high shot into the top right ;

cdrner of the Kitamastnettotiethegame.
‘the old cliche about late goals helping a team proved true
‘ in this match as Nisghs came out firing in the second half,

once a quick goal from Freddie Clayton who headed in a —

er-kick, That proved to be the winner, but the game
* via far trom over as Kitamaat took back the play and ap-
led pressure,

. -Almost-imiifediately after the: Rams’ goal, Morven was
fered toroba Brave in front af the net, and then Kitamaat
hit the corner of the crossbar with their next shot. The
Braves pressed for the rest of the game but couldn't get the

lizer past, Morven. .
corven, Mercer and Clayton, the stars of the game | for
; yen were all selected-to the all-star team, as were
; ‘Bésil Grant and Tom: Daniels from Kitamaat. Daniels

was also selected as the tournament's moet valuable
yer,

_pther rsslectons ta to the all-star team included Doug \ Venn 7

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| Sizes Men 7-13
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Kaat can’t cut it’

“It

ended |

well,”

Jim Kaat failed to come -
through at the plate‘in the
clutch situations, In the 12th
and 16th innings, and it was

one of the reasons the .

4 Rickey Henderson,
baseball’s premier basé-

No. 100 in his 105th game,

tying his. own league record,

“Cardinals lost to.the Pirates
42 in 17 innings, — :
In other National League
games Monday, it was:
Atlanta Braves 7, San
Francisco Giants 3; -Cin-
cinnati Reds 5, Los Angeles
Dodgers 1; Houston Astros
6, San Diego Padres 4; and
Philadelphia Phillies 2,
Montreal Expos 1. - ;

Sunday” in the National.

League, it was: Montreal 5,
St. Louis 4; :Pittsburgh 4,

‘New. York 3; Chicago 7,

Philadelphia 2: ‘Los Angeles
9, Atlanta 4; San Diego. 8,
Cincinnati 6; and San-
Francisco 4, Houston 2, .
Saturday's results: Laos

Angeles 3, Atlanta 0;1 San:

Diego 5-6,Cincinnati 4-2;
SanFrancisco 5-0, Houston

45; Philadelphia 2; Chicago .
0; St. Louis 10, Montreal 1; .
- New York 0, Pittsburgh 4.

in the American League,

set in 1980,"as Oakland A’s
_came from behind for.a 6-5 _
decision Monday night over
Seattle. Mariners.
In other AL games, it was
Toronto Blue Jays
Milwaukee Brewers 4;

., Cleveland Indians 6, Texas

’ Rangers 2 and ‘Bostori Red
Sox 5, Baltimore Orioles 2.
.. On, Sunday in the -AL, it

was Detroit 3, Toronto 5;

Cleveland 4-2, Milwaukee 1- -

?;, Chicago White Sox 4,
Boston 2; Kansas City 4,
Baltimore 2; California 9,
Seattle 4; . Minnesota 8,
Oakland 7 and Texas 4, New
York Yankees 2,

In the AL Saturday, it was
Toronto. 1, Detroit 0;
Chicago -7, Boston 5;
Milwaukee 4, Cleveland 2;
Oakland 3, Minnesota 2;
Texas 3, New York 2;
Kansas City 2, Baltimore 0°

_ and Seattle 9, California 3.

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THE

FABRIC BO UTIQUE

organizer Glenn Thomsen
‘said after spending quite a
bit of time figuring out the

. winners; “Having three
stealer, notched stolen. base’

teams tied for first, it was

‘really well balanced. Every

game of the tournament

‘helped decide the final.

outcome, even the last one,’

their. — first game score before winning their including a two-week long?
” to Dreamworld: by & 32° final two games over SKB‘... tournament. i
Expos trade [~ < =~
for Flynn | “aD iw

_ PHILADELPHIA (AP) — E

Montreal Expos acquired
- second baseman Doug

- Flynn from the American
_., League's Texas Rangers for

future ‘considerations, § .

night.

Expos
_McHale announced Monday

president John

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