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__ THE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C.

nuels off on

The Terrace Manuels got
back. on the winning track
Sunday in Terrace as they eked
out a 3-2 decision over Ocean
View of Prince Rupert. The
game, played before a handful
of faithful followers:from both
Terrace and Rupert, was a high
tension affairs, with several
incidents, including one in the
first half where Terrace winger
Dan Rosengren decked &
linesman with a short left jab-

‘The Manuels were first on the,
seore board with Armindo
DeMedeiros wafting in a short

All did nat go quite as
planned last weekend in
Hazelton, but the Young -
People’s Alhletic Association
of that village did manage to
put together a Uhree lour-
nament of soccer action.

Tt was expected that as .
many as lwelve teams would
show far the competition bul
the first day of action
(Saturday) was marred by
_ default games as teams didn’t

show. In fact four of the seven
. games on that day were won

by default. oS
, ‘One of the teams that did
play Salurday wert on to win
the $1,000 event. The Kispiox
Eagles put tagether a sterling -
effort, beginning Saturday
with a 2-0 victory over the”

_ The Terrace Bronco All-
Slars, competing in provincial
finals in the Kootenays, came
back to Terrace last weekend
with two losses and a lot of
experience under their bells.

World Goff Hall OF Fame
To Open In Pinehurst This Fall

Women
schedule ©
‘fourney

“Riverside Park will have only
one week to recover from the
big men’s softball lournament,
That’s. right , this weekend,
there's mare top rate softball at
the Park as the Terrace ladies
host an. eight team, double:
knock tournament.
“With games Saturday and
Sunday, the ladies will host two

- teams of women from Hazellon
‘ag well as teams from Prince
Rupert, Prince George, .

~ Kitimat, Smithers, Granisle
and, ofcourse, Terrace. ;
© There'll be plenty of softball
‘path days getling under way ald. .
‘aim. as well as banqueél
Saturdays night, Full. con-
cession facilities will also be on

resort executive Donald C.
Collett and asked him to
make a feasibility study for
such a project, Collett, under
Maurer’s guidance, completed
the study and recommended
that the shrine be a tribute to
not just Aimerica’s golfers but

_ahe-champions from all over: .,
the Werld who-built) golf into”:
the great sport itis. In 1973.
onstruction was started nn
‘the multi-million dellar shrine
set among the pine trees over
looking | Pinehurge Country
Club's famed No, 2 course.
Construction ig:on schedule
and officials. are hailing the
structure aa “the most unique
“dports shrine anywhere in the
work”

ment nud memories that have
mode yolf one of the warld’s
most popular pastimes.

The opening of the World

* Golf Hall of Fame and indue-
tion ceremonies will coincide
with the (8800,000 World
Open, pro yolf's richest event.
played on Pinehurst Country
Club's famed No, 2 and No. 4

_ COUTEES, .

‘The concept for the World
Golf Hall of Fame was horn
In 1971 when William) H. -
Maurer, president of. the
Ciamondhend Corp.. con
tacied professional -galfer and

Who are the world’s al
time greatest golfers? Whieh |
shots have been the most
memorable? What clubs. de-

+ serve id) be preserved for -
everyone i svel .

‘The answers la these ques-
tions and many others will be
- recorded for posterity in-mid-
Sepiember when the» World
Ciolf Hall of Fame apens in
Pinehurst, N.C. ‘The $2.5 mil:
tion stracture. will be. the
Jarvest: hall of fame. erected
for any sport and will serve
asa living monument 1 the
players, contributars, equip

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kick with the Prince Rupert
goallender completely out af
thepicture. The net minder had
dove into the play affer the bail
and wound up witha soccer boot
laid alongside his-head, ending
his effectiveness temporarily.
‘the Ocean View group came
back from thal goal quickly,
scoring one of their own
minutes Iater: on a Manuel
defensive hapse. The first half
ended with the score tied 1-1.
It was just before the end of
the period when Rosengren had
his sel-to with the linesman. *

home-town Hazelton entry.

The Eagles went on to win the. &

tournament in the final game,
a §-1 decision over the
Greenville. The win game
Kispiox $500 and the dames.
McRae Memorial Trophy.
For finishing secord the
Greenville group picked up
$300. Third place Kitimaat

Village was awarded $200.

The Glen Vowell - soccer

‘team won the trophy a3 most +

sportsmanlike team while
Kenny Robinson of Greenville
was adjudged the mest

- valuable player.

There will be another major
tournament on the
Labour Day weekend in
Kispiox.

Terrace drops two games in finals

The local team was
eliminated in two straight
games bul the competitive
experience they gained is sure
to help in future years in
baseball competition.

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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1974

winning foot again

Tempers were running high and.

several players had been
pushing and shoving in the
Ocean View end, On a‘Terrace
indirect penalty kick the ball
sailed over the heads of the
Rupert defenders and into the
range of Rosengren.- The
referee whistled dow n the play
as offside. Rosengren mut-
tered something which the
linesman (from Prince Rupert)
replied to, The two exchanged
words and then Rosengren
punched the official. He was
promptly chased off the playing’
surface, and for about a quarter

of a mile, by the entire Prince _.

Rupert team with. enraged
linesman leading the: rush.
Things were finally calmed

down and (he remainder of Lhe’.

half played oul. .
In the second half Terrace gat

their second goal and then won. .

the game on a penalty kick. ~
The win leaves the local: foot
ballers with five wins and one
loss in regular season play.

They can be expected to con-
linue to win over the next few
weeks as the remainder of their

starting eleven (about six...

players) return from vacations,

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