PAGE 6, THE HERALD.

Support Skeen

The Skeena Valley Golf
and Country Club will be
opening up for the 1974
season starting Saturday,
April 15. ;

The club's exective has
renegotiated a lease
agreement with the
owners at $1,750 a month.
This lease is similar to
that of last year, except it
cost more.

A campaign early last
winter to.sell shares with
an outlook to purchase
fell short, thus
necessitating another
lease agreement this
year, The share plan has
not been shelved. The
owners are still anxious
to sell, so this plan will be
continued.

A “money-meter” will
be set up on the lawn by

.the clubhouse
to indicate how this place:

Nicklaus hopes -

— 8B his ‘own
calculations, Jack Nick-
laus figures to have a 50-
50 chance of winning the
42nd Masters golf tour-
nament,

But young Jerry Pate,
coming back from arm
injuries that bothered
him last year, was among
7? challengers anxious to
test Nicklaus’s prediction
when the tournament
opened! today at Augusta.
National Golf Club.

Pate, 24, won the 1976
U.S Open, then was

lagued by arm injuries

t year. He is healthy
again, and wants another

Friday, April 7, 1978

is coming along. "We
must meet out com-
mittments cash and
ledges if we are going to
buy the club,"sys new
president Frank Skid-
more.

Skidmore said they
need to know by July just
how much support they
are getting from golfers.
Memberships and shares
are on sale now, The
executive wants golfers
to pay their memberships
by May 30 because the
‘money is required to
operate this season.

The only charges is fees
this year are $165.00 for
men and $120.00 for
women. Fees for
family, junior and
social memberships
remain the same, Af-
filiated juniors (that

major title.

“T like to always feel
like I'm due,” said Pate,
who won the Southern
Open late last year and

_ has been playing well this

year, ;

‘When you win a major
tournament at 22, it can
make it hard to come out

,every week to make a

: living. The majors are
more important. They're

‘worth more to you. I’d
love to win the Masters."

Meanwhile, Nicklaus is
shot one to make rash
‘statements, even though
he has won this event a
record five times and is

100 pitches enough |
. _ to win ABL first

Seattle Mariners got
the jump on therest of the
. American League with a
32 victory over Min-'
nesota Twins Wednesday
night.
_ _ “Twanted to go just six
innings,” said Seattle's
-starting pitcher Glenn
Abbott. "I’m really glad

about this. Usually, I'ma .
-.- > ~. eight runs:as BostonRed .
- University’

slow starter,U;;

Actually, Abbott

started fast before
running out of gas after 6
1-3 innings when
manager Darrell Johnson
took him out of the game.
“Abbott had thrown 100
pitches and that was
enough,'’ Johnson
reasoned. “For this early
in the year it was a very
good game, a heck of a
ballgame.” ;
Craig Reynolds hit the
first home run of the
season, a.tworun blast in
the second inning off
Dave Goltz that provided
Abbott with an early 3-0
cushion and the Mariners
with their. eventual
winning run. Reynolds hit
just four homers last
year. - «
CONTINUE SERIES
The Mariners and
Twins continue their
series tonight, along with
three ‘other contests, In
American League day
games, Toronto Blue
Jays played at Detroit
Tigers and Baltimore
Orioles ‘were at
Milwaukee _ Brewers.
Cincinnati Reds met
Houston, Astros in the
National League opener.
Many: of the major
leagues’ other teams
wound up their exhibition
schedules Wednesday.
Burt Hooton pitched
eight scoreless innings in
as the defending National
League champion Los
Angeles Dodgers beat

inning to drive in the
winning run as Texas AM
edged Houston Astros 1-0.
Mick Kelleher and Ivan
DeJesus had two-run
singles in the fourth in-
ning, leading Chicago
Cubs to a 4-0 triumph
over San Francisco,

Jim Rice hit two
‘homers:and ‘mocked in
Sox whi
‘of Florida 16-1. Willie
Wilson drilled three
singles and drove in two
runs, sparking Kansas
City Royals to a 6-3
triumph over Omaha
Royals.

Dale Murray and
Jamie Easterly hit home
runs to power ‘Allanta
Braves to a 14-3 triumph
over Georgia Tech, Doyle
Alexander pitemed four-

‘hit ball in seven innings
as Texas Rangers
defeated University of
Texas 7-2. |

__ Gentennials win 6-5

(CP) —.Rob Flockhart
-scored the only goal of a
10-minute overtime pe-
riod Wednesday night to
give Merritt Centennials
a 6-5 victory over Rich-
mond Sockeyes and the
British Columbia cham-
pionship along the
Centennial Cup junior
hockey playoff trail.

The sweep of the best-
of-three series for the
B.C. Junior Hockey
League point champions
over the Pacific Junior
Hockey League playoff
winners gives Merritt the

‘ Milwaukee Brewers 2-0. °

Ken Holtzman won his
first game of the spring,
pitching three innings in
New York Yankees’ 10-5
victory over Florida
State University.

Del Unser’s home run
in the 12th inning enabled
Montreal Expos to edge

- University of Miami 2-1.

Duane Kuiper, Johnny
Grubb and Bo Diaz each
rapped two hits as
Cleveland Indians edged
Chicago Cubs 5-4.
HOMERS TWICE

Bill Robinson homered |

twice as Pittsburgh
Pirates beat Chicago
White Sox 90. Gene Te-
nace drove in four runs
with a single, triple and
his third homer of the
spring, leading San Diego
Padres to an 8-5 victory
over California Angels.
Freshman ‘ Rodne
Heddle singled in the 10

v

juniors whose parents are
members pay $25.00,
Non-affiliated juniors pay
$50.00. Social mem-

berships are $75.000. Gree -

fees for non-members are
the samepas last year--
$5.00 through the week
and $7.00 on weekends
and holidays.

Other 1978 executive
members are as follows:

Vice-president Fred
Weber; Treasurer Earl
Hanford: Finanee
chairman: Sandy San-
dover-Sly: .

Secretary Leona Wilcox:
Men's Club Captain Cec
Moore: Director-at-large
Bruce Carrothers: Social
Dale Stacey: ‘Handicaps
Ray Taft; Tournaments
Dan Rosengren;
Publicity Len Harrington

For the women, the

aGolf _

executive is as follows:
Club
Wileox; Vice Captain
Judy Jephson, Hane.

Vaplaineana | i

dicaps Sharon Brewer-.

ton: Tournament Marilyn
Pelerson, Social Audrey
Elliot{: -Rules Marilyn:
Davies‘ News-leller and
publicity Barb Konkin,

The first's men's night
will be Wednesday, April
%.-The first ladies night
will be Thursday, April
al. ”

The ladies annual

. Fashion Show and eoffee.

part will be Thursday,
April 27 at 7:30 p.m. at
the Clubhouse. Tickets
are available from Marg .
Park,

Prospective club ‘

members and share

holdres can get further --

information from. any of
the exequtive members.

Pate challenges .

the favorite every time he
plays in one of the major
tournaments,

On the eve of this event

he said: “In the last 15°

‘Masters, excluding my
first one as a pro and my
three'as an amateur, I've
felt probably 10 times
that I've come in here
playing as well as I can.
won half of: those times.

“Now my game ‘is
better than it ever was

and I’m as well prepared’

as ean be." a
RESTED AND TUNED
UP

.There’s more. He is off
to his best start ever,
having won twiee and
finished second twice in
his-last four starts. He is

* rested yet tuned, having

bypassed the last. two

. tour events and played
several practice rounds:

at Augusta. He is driving
the ball 10 to 15 yards far-
ther, having returned this
year to a “river with less
angle on: the civb face.
And, perhaps most
important, he is hungry.
He points toward the
major tournaments (the

others are the PGA and:

the U.S. and British

- Opens), He was beaten by:

Tom Watson twice last.

old

year, here and at the
British Open. It has been
two years since he won
the last of his 14 Big Four. -
events. ; i
Watson is back to
defend his title, although
he has missed the cut in
two of his last three
starts, ow

Hubert Green, the U.S,

pen champion, seems to
“pe at the top of his game.
So does Severiano
Ballegtercs, the 20-year-

tournaments for the last

two years and won his -

first U.S. title last week
at Greensboro, N.C. .

Umer top contenders in
the select, invitational

- field over the 7,040-yard, —

par-72 course are PGA
champion . Lanny
Wadkins, four-time
Masters runner-up Tom
Weiskopf, Hale Irwin, ©

Ray Floyd, Ben Cren- «

shaw, Lou Graham and
‘David Graham. Also on
-hand are Arnold Palmer,

. 4 four-time winner here;

Johny Miller, still in a

who. has: won. every: Big -.
Four event except. the .

Masters. .

Basketball best to como
from Toronto

Argentina (CP) — Jack
Donohue,’ coach of
Canada's

Leo Rautins of Toronta
will be one of the best
players in the world in
several years. -
Donohue . coached ‘thi
likes of pro greats Lew
.Aleindor .and Wilt

right to advance against
a Prairie club,

Ken Stroud scored two
goals for Merritt and the
Centennials -got their
other markers from Glen’

- Johnson, Ed Beers and:

Bob Deschamps. .
The Sockeyes, who lost

the first two games of the

series in Merritt, were

staked toa 3-1 first-period |
as Roy Wheaton .
Richmond ~

lead
scored all the
goals.n

‘The Centennials’ next
opponent and. playoff
dates have not been

decided.

It you reside in Terrace or

national .
- basketball team, believes

- Minnesota—and

Chamberlain when they
attended school in New.
York. . ‘

Rautins, a member of °

_the Canadian team takin
part in the Cristoba
“Colon Cup tournament

here, turned 18 two weeks |

ago.' He’s a high school
student at St. Michael’s
College in Toronto.

.--* More than '100 United.

States universities have
‘offered . him - full
scholarships and he has’.
narrowed the offers. to
three
‘Marquette, Syracuse and _
will
make the final decision
s00n. : ,

*. Rautins, who stands a

little over six feet, seven

‘inches, is regarded as

Canada’s first prostyle
Guard. And although he .
4B been inconsistent in
this. tournament, he is the
second highest Canadian
scorer behind seyen-foot-
one Jim Zoet of . Port
Perry, Ont. .

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