‘Champs

Skeena MLA Frank Howard
handed the trophies to the
Prince Rupert Tilden
athletics after they won the
zone 7 men's soccer title dur-
ing playoffs held here. Rup-
ert goes to the B.C Summer
Games In Granbrook, July
10.

. Terrace Review — Wednesday, May 28, 1986 7

Wreckers pocket $400 |

Three teams travelled
to Prince George for the
17-team Victoria Day
weekend Men's Slo-pitch
Softball Tournament,
but only one gained any

success for the Terrace -

entries.

The S.K.B.. Molson
Wreckers came home
with $400 third-place
money. Wreckers’ first
baseman, Jim Kellar,

.came back with a trophy
for top batter. He slug-*
‘ged the ball fora .754_

average.

The Wreckers opened
the round robin portion
with an 8-5 loss to Prince
George Runners’ World.
Then they downed A and
B Sound, 30-0. They
posted..a 10-4 win over
Classic Auto, and an

11-9 victory over. Video |

Stop Sunday. This ad-
vanced them into the
eight-team. double
knockout final series.

In their first game, the —

Wreckers lost a 9-8
squeaker to Cariboo

Ball tourney set

The second annual
‘Big Bob’s Ball-Banger’
Mixed Slo-pitch Softball
Tournament is coming
up on the June 14
weekend. It’s sponsored
by the All Seasons’ Ex-
_pose scrub team, and the
organizers are looking
for 16 entries.

Plans call for a double
knockout series with
games at Cassie Hall
School grounds and Nor-
thwest Community Col-

lege. The team entry fee
is $100, and the deadline
for entries is June 7.

Each team. is
guaranteed three games,
with prize money and
medals up for grabs.
Teams will field 10
players — six men and
four women.

Those wishing to enter
should phone Mary-
Anne at 635-4741 or
Marg at 798-2479.

Chrome. They ~ “came ‘ing 16-4 to Radio CKPG
back strong and took and 8-6 to Dawson
Suntand Subaru li-4and. Creek, they defeated
outscored Dawson Creek Classic Auto 10-6. This
Cannons 8-6. |, relegated them to the
Their final game went consolation side,
to extra innings-before Williams’ Movers
Prince George Engine managed ‘four games.
Rebuilders pulled off a They started with ‘a 4-2
§-3 win. - Joss to Blue Moon, and a
Also attending the | 10-6 loss to Cariboo
series from the local Chrome. Williams then
league was Williams dropped a 4-3 decision to —
Movers and Terrace Sunland Subaru before
Builders. whipping Labatts. 18-0.
The Builders got inon- They also fell-short of a
yy three games. 4 After los- berth on the money side,

Terraceview Lodge will be celebrating its
2nd Annual Open House Sunday, June 1,
1986 between 1 - 4 pm.

Come help us celebrate
Strawberry Shortcake and tea:

Avaliable for all:
Tours vw BakeSale <« Craft Sale

Special event: Puppet Show for children
at 2:30 p.m.
Come one and all
to help make Terraceview Lodge
a part of the community!

by enjoying

TERRACEVIEW

LODGE
638-0223

4103 SPARKS STREET, TERRACE

Gerry Meers of Prince Rupert recelved the “Golden Boot".
award from Skeana MLA Frank Howard at the recent zone
soccer finals for B.C. Summer Games berths. Meers was
the tournament's high scorer with nine goals.

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