“se

A meeting of. the Terrace. Youth” ¥
/ Sorcer Association. prevented the ;
gathering. of all ‘the ‘scores ‘from:
Tuesday. ‘night's games, - but

. Were, avallable,

, “Elementary Sché

Cd

challenge trophy

‘Northern B.C. Winter Games Walkathon,

|, hold up the Inter-sctiool

Les. Warynchuk and Melanié Jewell, bath: Clarence’ Michiel or Cassie Hall Elemen..
10-year-old students at Clarence Michiel

tary School, after the amounts of pledges

‘have been calculated.

‘Members of the

at they hope -will be community wishing to enter the event, and .
presented to their school. after the May 30. either bike, ruin or walk 15 miles, can pick
up forms at the Games office, located above

_ which Is being held to. generate funds fo help’. Northern Crafts on Lakelse Avenue, or at

defray the cost. of the 1989 Games in any Terra School.
Terrace. | The e trophy will be given to elther: .

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Hoyt, Herndon hit the books -

Lamarr Hoyt's winning
streak is at 13 and counting
and Larry Herndon’s home
run barrage ended at four in
arow, but both piayers have
their names.in the record
books. ©.

Hoyt, the Chicago White
Sox. right-hander, is un-
beaten in eight :American
jLeague baseball decisions
‘this season and set a club
record Tuesday night‘ with.
his -13th = consecutive
triumph in a 10-2. rout of
Texas Hangers.

Meanwhile, Herndon, —
Detroit’s left fielder,
homered his first three
timesnat . bab-and:droverin: -

Sever! runsas "he !Figerst@
‘outsliigged: Oakland Ma's 11 ;

~ 9, Sineéhe also homered his

-final ‘time up “Sunday
against Minnesota, Herndon
tled a major league record.
of four. home runs in as
many trips to the plate,

-~= Ht was the 16th time: in-

- major league: history. a_

| player: hit four consecutive
‘home runs over a ‘two-game °

: problems Plaguing.

Twins 3 Orioles 7
-A_ three-run homer by
newly-acquired rookie To

Brunansky, his third in the.
last hree games, snapped a-

2-3 tie. and helped Minnesota
end a five-game losing
streak and defeat Baltimore

_ for the first time in 13
_ games. Brunansky _ con-

nected in the fifth ‘inning off
‘reHever Jim Palmer, John
Castino singled home what
proved the winning run in

‘the top of the ninth ag the
three |

Twins ~ withstood

Drillers stil) in trouble -

EDMONTON (CP) —- By

‘taking the field against Fort

Lauderdale. ‘Strikers

tonlght,. Edmonton Drillers.

will prove they are still in.
the North American Soccer
League. ;

But it appears. financial
the
‘three-year-old franchise
-will have to be: solved soon if .

Baltimore homers,

Yankees 6 Royals 2
Bobby. Murcer: drove in
(wo runs with a first-inning
double and. Ken Griffey
laced three’ singles, . stole
. two bases and scored. twice.
Ron Guidry, 6-1, retired the
Royals in order just once in
‘seven innings’ but ran: ‘his
career record to 8-2 against

them. Kansas City’s only -

runs came an Hal McRae’s

. two-run homer in the fourth.

Mariners 3 Red Sox 0
_ Floyd Bannister fired a

Drillers to’ play tonight,

afler which they will” owe

$24,000. They will have to.
pay that debt by their next’

home game June 2,
_ The ‘tearn’s future may
depend on what owner Peter

~Pocklington can accomplish
during -, meetings

with
league. commmissidner *Phil

Woosnam this week i in New.

three-hitter and Bruce
Bochte hit a solo home run
as Seattle handed . Boston
only its seventh loss in. the
last 26 games.

. Indians 6 Blue Jays Hi

Toby Harrah slammed a
one-out, solo home run in

_ the bottom of the ninth

inning. The Blue Jays, who
trailed 5-1.after two i innings,
tied ‘the game in the top of
’ theninth but Cleveland built

‘Phimbing "5d:

- The Terrace Tennis Club

Since ‘the meeting, more

. Troelstra, secretary.

; “it the unider-8 iivision; Vie Froese
: Trucking: Hot, Roddere bane

More soccer to fome tonight .

“canes WEEE, ai mer in. all.

going

i ihe:

foam club gets an uel start |

is back in operation, after an
| organizational meeting two weeks ago when-over 20 people |
" showed up to express interest in the club. :

members have joined and the

club is looking for any other tennis enthusiasts. who might
like to become part of the organization,
“ Members can get more information by ‘calling any of the
members of the executive: Swarn Mann, president; Chuck
- Cey, vice-president; Dave. Burdett, treasurer; or Chery!

Prospective ,

‘The club has already agreed to keep the Kalum Street

courts, where they play Tuesday and: Thursday nights from. ,

6 p.m. to dusk, cleaned and painted, and has set up a

tournament cantmittee and
tournament, June 12 and 13.

set a date for the club’s initial :

The elub has also tentatively

scheduled an open tournament for mid-August.

oykes has
‘CALGARY (CP) -~ For
two years running, the best
offensive back in the
Canadian Football League
has accepted his individyal
honors with a nagging
regret. : .
“Personal achievements
are nice but I want to go to
the Grey Cup,” said James
Sykes, Calgary. Stam-
peders’ lone recipient at
Tuesday night’s. CFL
Players’ . Association
awards dinner,
“Individual goals may be

fine for the firstfew years of...

your career, bul if you

never win The. big one then

you're just another player.”
‘Although Sykes and the

regrets

was the leading offensive
lineman.

The Tom Pate’ Memorial
Trophy, presented to both a
professional and. college
player whe best contributed
_tohis-team and community,
was received by Boone-and

Mike Emery, a University
Columbia .

of British |
-linebacker. Eméry will be
eligible for the draft next
year.

. The CFL’s top statistical
leaders -for 1981 from the
East and. West were also
acknowledged at the dinner.

Owner.

its lead with the help of Yon Stampeders missed the shocked

Hayes’ s three-run homer.

'

me ae

“The reason y : 1 finally:

.screamed and yelled in
public was that I .had-to -

make a point; the league’ is

"in absolute trouble unless it

goes. strictly outdoor,”

jronically, it was the

unexpected playoff collapse.
‘of

Pocklington’s hockey team, " acknowledged. for - their out if there.are too ‘many... “and most assists,-respectively, rt

Edmonton Oilers,

playoits last season, the 27-

year-old ~ from Rice

University has been more

than just another player

- Since hig arrival in Calgary
“four years ago. ,

The CFL’s leading rusher

in 1980 and. 1981,.Sykes has’ -

scrambled for 4,089 yards
and 34 touchdowns. He has °
also caught, 189 passes, ran
back 80 kickoffs. and 42
punts for an. additional 4,346
yards and four touchdowns.

Sykes was just one of
several players.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)

— John W. Galbreath,

chairman of ‘the. board of

Pittshyrgh; Pirates, oo ;

he’s shoeKéd~ by “the ¢

ments.of a.scout who said. --

the.. National” Léague
baseball club should make
trades to put more ‘while
players: on its roster.-

Howie Haak, chief scout
‘of the Pirates and the man
who discovéred | baseball
star Roberto Clemente, said -
Pittsburgh fans won't come

pera inn Oxen play /

The Herald, Wednesday, May 19, {9

takes. an Mr. Mike's. ' Sharks at
os Caledonia Senior’ Secondaxy Schoal.
“+ "div the grlder-10 division, “Sundance
Sontes. play, Shopper's Déug’ ‘Mart.
‘and-Finnjog' Flyers take on Pohie.
Coyotes; both games § at Passi | Hall
Elementary: ‘School.: :
Under-s- division’ ‘games: ple ¢ ‘
‘tennial: “Lions . ~againgt ‘Mertace: ie
nd: Tilden "Tigers
against Kinsmen’ Jets, both eontes
at, E 2 merit pimaly Setioc

“Membership fee. for. thie club is $10, “whieh ‘allows a
member to.us¢ the Kalumi Street courts on club night and. ;
enter. the club tournament. The club will be sponsoring a
free instructional clinic for members: only, and. will be
corresponding with other northwest tennis clubs and
members will be kept up to date regerding tournament
information in these communities.

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Shoppers win big’

Shopper's, Drug Mart decisively beat Knights of, :
Columbus: 26-6 Tuesday night in. Terrace Minor Baseball * — 4
Association Pony. league play at Rotary Park.

Tonight’ S games.in minor baseball wiil all be, played at!
Agar Park, as the Mosquites and Broncos take the field... In?

” Mosquito action, Flaherty Trucking #:-ets Terrace Drugs —
and Terrace Co-op plays Terrace Esso, while in the’ Brorico 5 3.
division, Credit Union plays Skoglund Logging. All games =
begin at 6: 45 pm,

ee Balat ®.

-

Minor softball results

“Most of the Terrace Minor Softball'scores fram Tuesday {
night's games were available at press time.

In the T-ball division, Gemini Gems edged Emca Supply
29-25, —

Inthe mite. division, Eastend Supremes beat Juba’s fot
Shots 11-5 and Bob's Swingers took. -Bri-Don Specials 11-8:

In the Squirt division, it was Tunnel and Rock Workers 8
Westend 8.

Pee Wee games had Gemini Gems beating New Quadra.
Travel 12-10, Camperland dropping a 25-13 decision to Doc's
Cartage, Skeena Hotel edging Northwest Sportsman 9-7 and
Lakelse 3 Pharmacy getting beaten by Thorabull Huskies a
9.

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Buildall puta ‘OK. .

“> Kitimat Buildall beat OK Tire 8-5 in the only ‘Kitimat |
“minor lacrosse- game played Tuesday night at. Tamitik
sports complex. — ;

No goalscorers were available from the game,

The weekend saw the Kitimat lacrosse asseciation hold
their 1981 ‘awards banquet. In: thetyke division, league a:
-- champion Firefighters 1304 got their gold medals, while &-
David Hyland and Glenn Miller won awards lor top scorer qh

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survive, pvork. : ACKS ON Beam. are Novice division awards were presented to Red’s Pickup, “i. ;
Tn other “AL games, it it is to urvi : Z ‘ Drillers into mal Also. honored were |: “We re going, to have to “league champions'- Scott Buick, high scorer; and Doug ‘s -
was: California Angels. 4, Gerieral. manager. John __ -Pheklington. saidhe would - precarious position. _ Hamilton. Tiger-Cats’ Ben trade for some whites,” ii

_ Cleveland

Milwaukee Brewers : 4-1;

Minnesota. Twins 6, -
Baltimore’ 8-7;, New York

Yankees. 6, ‘Kansas City

Royals 2; Seattle Mariners

2, Boston Red Sox 0: and

Indians . 6,

Toronto Blue Jays 5.

‘in the National League, it

. was Los Angeles Dodgers 2

Chicago Cubs.-1, --Atlanta

’: Braves 6 Montreal Expos 4,
" St. Louis ‘Cardinals 2: San.

_ Diego Padres 0, New York
“Mels 7 ‘Cincinnati Reds 4,
Houston . ‘Astros 2
Philadelphia Phillies'‘1 in 12_
__ linings and Sai Francisco

“Giants 2 Pittsbé rgirP Pirates see

Vo ee
Herndon’ hit® his “three e
homers against Mike Norris
_ but the: streak ended when.
“he ‘grounded oul against”
Dave, Beard, —
‘Lance ‘Parrish © “also ~
“homered ‘for the Tigers;

while Rickey - Hendersun, '

Danny: Goodwin, : Dave’
_ McKay and pinch-hitler Jeff.

.~ Burroughs. ¢ ‘connected. for”

Colbert said ‘Tuesday | the

‘Edmonton have agreed ona‘
deferment of $18,000 in rent
the Drillers owe for the use

of Clarke Stadium.

The city had threatened to
cancel the Fort: Lauderdale
gameif the Driliers did not
pay the rent.

“definitely | fold. the team

“team and the™ city of ; unless it doesn’t have: to. ”
_ play in the indoor season.” -

if this request is granted,
Pocklington said he would
‘keep. the outdoor team

“forever.”

~ Pocklington believes. that
as many as half of the’ NASL
owners support his bid: to

One source, who asked not_. eliminate the indoor season,

to. be identified, said the

deferment will allow the

.

- Your topping’s
-onthe bottom!

but.said most of them do it.

in silence, .

‘includes

When. Los Angeles Kings
eliminated the Oilers from:

~ Zambiast’ . dinebacker)
Edmonton Eskimos’ Ed
Jones (defensive back),

the first round of -the~ Edmonton’s Dan -Kearns -

National Hockey League ,

playoffs, Pocklington: was

forced to pay a reported $2 °
million ticket refunds.
That -created a cash-flow -
gap in his business and
Sporting empire ihat also
baseball’s
Edmonton Trappers ‘of the
Pacific Coast League.

Youréall
_mixed up!

“(special teams player), and ,
Joey “Walters of Saskat-
chewan
(receiver).

David Boone of Edmonton
was chosen’ by his peers to
receive the Mack Truck -

award as the lop defensive °

lineman while Larry Butler
of Winnipeg. Blue Bombers

Uinebacker),_

Moughriders

_ four, whites starting.”

~+-.“That!s not the attitude of
‘myself or my son o¥ the ball
club,” Galbréath said. “I

assure you of thal.

.. Gilchrist, most assists,
Haak said frorn Portland in | *

a telephone interview. Td:

. Blaine Moore, high scorer; and David Monti, most assists.
«Say you have to have About

Stabetoff, wha tied.for top scorer. =

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" Pee wee awards were ‘given to Elks, league champions; —

_ Bantam awards were given to Kiwanis, league cham-
‘pions; Tan Bulck, high scorer; and Aaron Callihoo; -most
assists. ©

Senior awards were presented to \dtimat Landscaping,
league champidas; and to’ Steve Buick and Clift Sher-

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