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Wednesday, June 23

Terrace Men's Soccer -

Association games at
Skeena and Thornhill
field, 7 p.m. start. Ca-
nadian Tire plays
Ruins FC ‘at Skeena
while Northem FC

takes on. Alcan at
Trernhill.
Thursday, June 24

Ladies night at the
Skeena. Valley Golf
and Country Club, with
accuracy drive on hole
six, Call the club for
more details,

Friday, June 25
Terrace Men's Soccer
Association games at

Thornhill fields, 7 p.m...

start. Forestry plays
the Interationals Junior
and Home Hardware
takes on Super BM.

Saturday, June 26
Team competition at
the Skeena Valley Gol
and) Country Club.
Participants from
Kitimat, Houston,
Prince Rupert,
Smithers: and Terrace
competing. Call the
club for more details.

Sunday, June 27
Northcoast Rugby
Union games at North-
west Community Col-
legs. Women’s games
stat at 12:15 p.m.,
men start at 1 p.m.

Terrace Men’s Soccer
Association games at
Skeena and Thornhill
fields. Super BM plays
Forestry at Skeena at
4:30 p.m., while the In-
ternationals battle
Northern FC at Thorn-

hill. At 6:30 p.m. FC Al- -

can takes on Canadian
Tire at Skeena and
Ruins FC hattles
Kitwanga.at Thornhill.

Wednesday, June 30
Ladies Club Scramble
in memory of Pam Bif-
fle at the Skeena Val-
ley Golf and Country
Club, 5:30 p.m. shot-
gun start.

Terrace Men's, Soccer
Association games at
Skeena’ and Thornhill
field, 7 p.m. - start
Northem. FC takes on
Kinwanga at Skeena
while Forestry battles.
Ruins at Thornhill,

Friday to Sunday,
July 2 to 4, Skeena
Vallay Open Men's
Golf Tournament, Call
the club for - more
details.

Saturday, July 3 Com-
munity. Day at the Ter-
race Speedway.

Sunday, July 4 Coke
Classic weekend at the
Terrace Speedway.

Friday to Sunday,
duly 9 to 141 Skeena
‘Valley Open Women’s

Golf Tournament
Sunday, July 11
Northcoast Rugby

Union games at North-

west Community Col-
iege. Women’s games
start’ at 12:15 p.m.,'

men start at 1:00 p.m.

Friday to Saturday,
July 15 to 16 Skeena
Valley Open Junior's
Golf Tournament.

Saturday and Sunday |
July 17-18 Memorial .
Day weekend at the.

Terrace Speedway.

Sunday, July 18
McBike Cross Country
‘aca at the Spring
Creek watershed in
Terrace. Mountain Bike
and Cross country
taces,. Call McBike at
635-5225 for more in-
formation.

Sunday, July'26 Multi-
ple: Sclerosis tourna-
‘ment at the Skeena
Valley Golf and Coun-

ty Club, Call the clus.

_ for mote information.

CHEERING SECTION: players from Pizza Hut look
on as Brett Randrup steps into the box. The Hut lost

TERRACE MINOR BASEBALL

Juniors play ball

By GREG COWMAN
TERRACE’S all 13-year-
old team of junior baseball
players split three games
apainst northwest rivals in
Vanderhoof June 11-13.

- The goal was to give
Speedee Printers a chance to
‘play against tough teams be-
fore the junior playoffs at
the end of June.

_ Afier a long drive and
short night the team was up
at six for breakfast -and

warmups for their 8 a.m..

game.

But the games against
DerHoof.13’s tumed out to
be challengeless, All players
were rotated through un-
familiar positions for prac-
tice.

And in the second game,
Terrace started a different
pitcher in each inning.

’ Final scores for the ‘two
games were 9-4 and 15-10
in favour of Terrace,

The coaches arranged one

more game Sunday, this.

time against the Vanderthoof
14’s, who won the A-event
in Jast week’s junior tourney
here. ;

Alter giving up 10 runs in
the First two innings the Ter-
race boys settled down to
play errot free ball for the
last five innings.

Terrace’s long ball hitter
was Brandon Rauschen-
berger who hit the center
field fence on the fly.

The final score was 13-8
Vanderhoof.

In regular feague play
June 15, Kinsmen rallied
with nine runs in ‘the last
two ‘innings to defeat
SpecDee 13-9.

a hard-fought game to All Seasons June 16 and with
that win, All Seasons has climbed out of last place,

In Vanderhoof

The Printers started strong
and built a 7-4 lead, but ran
into problems when the reg-
ular pitchers were not used
due to tiredness from the
weekend away.

A fine closing effort by
pitcher Trevor Jamieson for
Kinsmen shut dowa the op-
position and allowed only
two runs in the last three in-
nings.

On June 16, All Seasons
were out to play spoiler on
Pizza Hut and move out of
last place in the standings.

The Hut lead early but All

Scasons clawed their way
back and took an 11-9 lead
into the last two innings.

Cody Haines and Mike
Hanna scored a run in each
inning while Robbie Stach
held Ail Seasons off the
sheet to make the final 11-
11.

With only one game left,
the tie gave Kinsmen first
place aud Pizza Hut will
have to setlle for second,

Playoffs start June 22 and
23 with the final double
header Saturday June 26 at
10 am. and 2 p.m.

League Standings to June 16

Kinsmen

‘All Seasons
SpeeDee Printers

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9
Pizza Hut 9
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WoL T GBL
7 2 0 0
5 3 1°15
25 2 5.
2 6:1 585

Sports Scope

Ladies night
LYNNE PRICE won the long drive and closest to the
pin competitions for the 0-18 handicap class. Audrie
Cox canie in second in the long drive at a 19-26 hand-
icap with Alice Neufelt (27-36) and Shelly Fisher
(37+) following suit.

Leona Wilcox, Carol Kennedy and Marilyn Earl won
their respective handicap classes in the closest to the
pin competition.

And Kim Cowburn tock low net fist fight while
Yvonne Wilson, Shirley Hidber and Joyce Findley fol-
lowed in each of the four following flights.

Alcan adds $12,000

ALCAN became a corporate partner of the Northern
B.C, Winter games last month,

The company will give the games, to be held in Fort
St John early next year, $40,000 per year for the next
three years.

Alcan has for years provided the medals for the
games but the new agreement allows the company to
move toward a more permanent sponsor.

Terrace
‘Minor Hockey

Association
REGISTRATION &-SWAP.

REGISTRATION
SUNDAY
AUGUST 15
10 a.m. - 12 noon
SWAP
10 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
in the Arena Lobby

“if you are interested in coaching G
Rep Team, call Brian at 635-5617

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