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| 2 Terrace Review — -Weinesday, June 28, 1989

Kitimat KGB takes
ladies’ softball

The one-day Terrace ladies
recreational softball tournament
on June 17 was a-piece of cake
‘for the Kitimat K.G.B, team, as

they won.all three round-robin -

contests, then scored a fourth

easy win ‘in the championship

game. |. °.
Kitimat. ‘started with a 20-8
win over Donna’ Ss Cut and Curl.

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"Although the final | game | re-
quired some. extra effort, the
Terrace Northern Motor Inn
Stealers had relatively no pro-
blem winning the seven-team
Kispiox ladies softball tourna-
ment on Fathers’ Day weekend.

The Stealers went through un-
defeated, winning four games in
‘a row including the title match

3-2 over Hazelton’s Skeena ‘A’ ©

squad.
_ They started with an 8-4 vic-

Then they blanked A & W. 15-0

before winding. up their round-.

robin by. outscoring Tilden 14-9.

Tilden had the second: best
record, ‘sO they took on Kitimat

again in t final but lost 11-3 to - |

the Smelter City gals. A & W

won ‘the most sportsmanlike

team award, - -

tory over Houston, then downed
Moricetown' 12-0.
In the semi-finals they de-

. feated Kispiox 14-5,

The Stealers’ Linda Black was

named. most valuable player. .
Teammates: June Ross and Joy
Schmidt were selected best in-

fielder and most” inspirational
players, respectively. °

For winning the series,
Stealers came home with $800 in
prize money.

Two Terrace winners |
in Alean run

Terrace competitors won
more than their share of races at
Kitimat’s. annual Alcan Family
Mini-Marathon on June 17th.

The event attracted 75 runners:

and bikers, including Terrace’s
Ed Ansems and Sue Simpson,
who won their . respective

21-kilometer (half-marathon) -

races. Ansems. was timed in one
hour, 17 minutes while Simpson

has a time of one hour 27

minutes,
Five-K winners were Mark

Zielinski of Kitimat (18 minutes)
and Gail Sheasy: of Terrace (24
minutes).

Kitimat’s Trevor Mendham
rolled toa 41-minute finish in
the five-K wheelchair event,

Bike riders had to go twice the

distance of runtiers. The home -

town’s Bruce Pettet won his
42-K race in 71 minutes. The
youngest 21-K runner as 13-
year-old Miles Lacey, who was
timed at 119 minutes.

Local entries stopped -
at slo-pitch tourney

Terrace had three out of -the

six entries, but two of the other
teams made the final at the zone
senior ‘B’ mixed slo-pitch soft-

ball championship lield: at

Smithers on June 17 weekend.

__. It was the host Smithers Blues
“ emerging from ‘the ‘B’ side to

_ knock off previously unbeaten

Prince Rupert twice to earn a

tirp to Victoria July 14 for pro-

vincial finals.

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CATCH THE ACTION

Vistt the Northern Motor Inn, for
entertainment. Come. to
where the ACTION is.

The Blues started -with a.

loss to Rupert, then picked up.a

’. default win over Houston. Next
‘the Blues eliminated Terrace .

Hotel’ 12-9 in 10 innings and

‘sidelined Skeena Hotel $-2 to

meet Rupert in the finals.
Rupert’s unblemished record

fell in the tight first game by a

8-7 score, The sudden-death

‘finale wasn’t even close, with
_ Smithers posting a 14-5 victory:

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Kitimat KGB won the Terrace Ladies’ Recreational Softball tournament with ease on June
17. They beat Terrace Tilden 11-3 in the final.

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