Bibbi Dozzi’s attempt at win-
ning a fourth Skeena Valley
ladies’ open. golf championship
on July 7 weekend at the Skeena
Valley Golf Club.

Both golfers shot 190 over the
36-hole, two-day series. This

brought up a sudden-death

situation whereby they tied at
the first hole.
On the second hole, Carruth-

_ ers took one less stroke to clinch
the title. Dozzi had previously
won the open in 1983, 87 and 89. .

The overall low net wert. to
Bev Epp with a 137. —
Top three finishers in each

flight are listed next in order:

from first to third. .
Championship flight

.. Gross — Bibbi Dozzi, Verna

Zavaduk, Irene Skolos.

Net — Leona Wilcox, Toni- | |

Perreault, Gail Johnson. ©

First flight _
Gross — Lana Long, Selam
Standring, Janet Steponavicius.
Net — Audrie Cox, Linda
Juba, Jackie Arney.

Second flight

Gross — Norah Jacques, Gail
Shinde, Susan Little.

Net — Bonnie Shaw, Rita
Wilson, Linda Hamilton.

Third flight

Gross — Pat Judd, Chris
Holtom, Marion Broome.

‘Net — Lou Lewis, Joy Steven-
son, Ellie Scott.

Extended handicap

Gross —-Pam Biffle, Ruth
Hidber, Sherry Buck.
Net — Brenda deJong,

r

_ Theresa Brinkac, Carol Avison.

One stroke

Debbie Carruthers stymied

DEBBIE CARRUTHERS ed

victory on July 7 weekend.

ged out three-time champ Bibbi Dozzi
in the Skeena Valley ladies’ open in a one-stroke, sudden death WITH A SCORE

Bandstra Bandits eighth

The Bandstra Bandits of Ter-
race finished eighth out of. 16

teams at the boys’ provincial ‘C’
softball championships held at’

Junior golf this weekend

The Skeena Valley junior golf

-tournament is on this weekend

at the golf club.

' The fee of $25 covers golf,
food and prizes for everyone.
While better golfers play 36
holes, newcomers can sign up

Regular |

Games

LATE FRIDAY: Nisga’
SATURDAY: Canadia

and pay $15 to play in the ex-
tended handicap division, which.
covers nine holes each day.

Tee-offs are noon Saturday,
and early Sunday morning. Sign
up at the golf club.

Surrey on July 7 weekend.
They started with a 19-11 win
over Merritt, then lost’ 11-1 to
Fruitvale. Next day they beat
Richmond 20-15 before losing
10-8 to Victoria; They came
home with @ two-win, two-loss
record...
The Terrace Travel Squirts

came up with one win out of

four games‘in their series for the
‘C’ title at New Westminster.

: After losing 10-3 to Enderby and
_ 15-4 to North: Vancouver, the

youngsters beat Nanaimo 23-15.

: They lost their final game to

_.Richmond. —-

— EVERYONE WELCOME!
~ Lucky Dollar —

{Age 14 years and up)

every month)
Terrace Minor Baseball (Remaining Mondays of
every month)
‘TUESDAY: Kermode Friendship Society —_-
WEDNESDAY: Terrace Blue Back Swim Club _

Terrace Peaks Gymnastics

THURSDAY: Sponsoring Comm. to 747 Cadets

Order of the Royal Purple

EARLY FRIDAY: Canadian Paraplegic Association |

a Tribal Council (Terrace Local)

n Parents For French — Morning |
: B.C. Paraplegic Foundation —-Evening
LATE NIGHT: Kinsmen Club of Terrace .

_ Terrace Figure Skating Club - (Alternate)
Thank youl Have a Nice day!

4818 Highway 16 West
DOORS OPEN AT 4:30 P.M.

Extra

Games

Terrace Review — Wednesday, July 18, 1990 B3

les’ open

ay

OF 137, Bev Epp took home the low net trophy

from the Skeena Valley ladies' open.

In the three-team open men’s

soccer section at the North
American indigenous games at
Edmonton from June 30 to July
8, the Terrace kickers squad
came up with a gold-medal per-
formance. _
_ The rules of the games had all
participants as. members of
North American aboriginal
heritage, with each athlete or
team representing their own na-
tion, tribe or band...

The kickers were grouped
with two other B.C. teams. They
opened with a 7-4 win over
Chilliwack, then lost 3-2 to
Squamish. In the last round-

_Tobin game, Chilliwack beat
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It all added up to Terrace, —
with the best goals for and
against, taking first place.

Another team from the coast
competing in basketball was the
women’s Bella Bella squad with
Yvonne and Amanda Campbell
of Terrace on their seven-player
roster.

They started with two wins —
55-23 over Alberta and 51-41
over Hodema. Then they lost
44-41 to Saskatchewan.

In the resulting play in
another game against Saskat-
chewan (which they lost 58-51),
Bella Bella wound up with silver
medals. ©

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