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e gxhibitions of the various

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z that they participate | in:
“in Vancouver; “where mney are.

ne owhpélehair’, athletes’ are in: ye
Terrace today and Saturday.to

; exhibitions | this afternoon: at: :
“Terrace area schools, will be“)
; “exhibition ~~
. Daalcetball’ ‘game-against a -

‘team of local personalitles.at" °

Caledonia Senior Secondary —

School this evening at 8 p.m.,

and Saturday. will be in the
_ Skeena Mal demonstrating
_ their silts,

a4 prayine al levels in, one ‘sport, ok

haye:: "excellent.

and is. a member “of thie BC
basketball team, Canadian
champs - for the. past - four ©.

“years, while. Ken ‘Hinto. | has
. also been part of that team,as
"well ag playing of the national:

champion valleyball team for

the past past | four years,

* Tonight's game will feature . ~

' on-air personalities from:

CFTK-radio, reporters from
both. local. -
Terrace alderman. David

‘the touring Vancouver team.

- The touringteamismadeup _
of six people from’ Vincowver . -

who, ‘according to a. press

my release, are all accomplished
- wheelchair ‘athletes: with.
several yearwectpefiente eath |
ata wide variety of sports, All-
have competed , at Teast -at.:

newspapers, _

* -Gellately and local wheelchair" ~ -
~ athlete Paul Clarke taking on

“The. team * includes - Pat
Madsen, Dennis Day, Bruce
‘Teichman (Squamish athlete

“of the year.-in 1991) ..and

yee

¥

u All other « members of the
“eam are’ ‘experienced a8. well.

Wie basketball is is
featured at Cal tonight

a bit of

“The idea behind, the trip is

‘wo Bet people to realize that -
“there are things that they can
do, if-they become disabled,” ©

Clarke said Monday night. He

- paid that it is offen. quite hard

Marshal Smith, as -well as...

“Steve Schlaflen.

. coaches Patty Schlaflen’ and °

“The . Terrace team in the a

game, meanyhile, will feature

five TK disc’ jockeys, Vic “”

Byskal, Matt. ‘Michtell, Todd.
.'. Bellamy, Owen Greaves and
.. Pat Matthews, Herald Sports

Editor, Don Schaffer, reporter’
Chris’ Poole from: the com-

for recently injured

“and if. .people realized that.
- they-‘are not helpless after a

disabling accident their: ad-

justment would be made much
easier, ’
No damission will ‘be
-- charged at thé game this .
evening, which begins at 8 |
“pm, The athletes visiting
should put ona good show and ~
_ the exhibitions Saturday in the’

mail should also be well warth
aking | in.

| va
ae who. will most likely be:
+ the’ only; Teally capable i
‘member. ‘of tha Terrace tegin®
on thie court‘tonight, has quite “J”
rience himself. A. on is
“marathon-athlete, he recently. ”
‘ completed the. Vancouver -
- Marathon and. has” played

basketball In ‘Ontario, whére
“hes from. -

people to.
adjust to their new. condition, .

"

__ pelition,

Gellately _ and.

‘week, but like any good
Baltimore Oriole he took his

* feustrations oul on Min-—

nesota Twins.

‘The 21-year-old rookie
third baseman had a single

In... other. ..
‘League games; Detroit
_ Tigers clobbered Oakland
A’s 11-3, Boston Red Sox
beat Seattle Mariners 11-2,
Milwaukee Brewers ended

California’s: six-game -

winning streak - defeating

American...

Cleveland. on eight . hits...
while Ernie Whitt and

Damasy Garcia delivered °

run-scoring singles in the
seventh inning. Al Woods

singled to start the. Toronto.
Lary’

seventh against
- Sorensen, advanced on a
‘groundér ‘ahd scored on

‘the

. double scored: Money. |

- Dave.

_ Ripken takes out. frustrations

Cal Ripken Jr: had beerin ....
a horrible slump until last-

Red Sox H. Mariners, z.
‘Jim Rice drove in five

-cuns with a Homer and

double, Rich Gedman belted

-a three-run shot and Carl
-Yastrzemski hit his 432nd_

career homer to’ back John
Tudor’s nine-hit pitching.

The Red Sox launched their ~
~ mie assault against rookie”

Mike Moore, who gaye up
home runs in the first
four innings.

Brewers i Angels? 0 :

Don Money's two-run
double and Moose Hass’ six-
hit _pitching” helped -
Milwaukee win for only the

‘third: time. im, thes Yast 10-

games. Money lined a ‘shot.

down the left field line in the
first inning to score Paul-
“Molitor, who had singled,.

and Cecil Cooper, who.
doubled. Ben Oglivie's bloop

tied it up t-Lin ‘the fifth on .

run-scoring ground bail by,
Bergman... Gary
Lavelie
_ Francisco starter Rich Gale
“Gn the eighth and earned, the
victory.

Cards 6 Padres J ;
Tito Landrum and. Lonnie

Smith drove: in two runs

apiece, and St. Louis scored
four runs in the third inning
to beal the Padres.

replaced San.

7 Delta Day

” Kitimat Minor Lacrosse will be hosting their pues 5 King} a
Days tournament ohne
cnpat ry

~ George and 10 from
all: day ‘Sunday. ° By

~"Jeueliers meeting Eiks; at 2pm. easy with Majeatic
- ‘meeting Pririce: George; ‘and at 10° a my Sunday with ‘Elke

Novice’ ‘games. ran. at 10

~faanlating plays Prince: Geor ~at.6 hen
~ Russell and Sons play ‘Prince’ George; and vat 12° noon”
Sunday when'¥ and 8 plays Ruseell. =
* Bantam age games go at 9 a. m. Saturday vith: Kitimat.

|. The event is held in salvia th Delta King Di
a Kitimat, where several her event wll be! run: as:

“with six tea from Prin
eT al day Saturday md

-Buildall playing Prince George 1; at 1 p.m. Saturday with
_ OK Tire taking on Prince George 2; at9 a.m. Sunday with
OK playing Prince George 3; at if a.m. Sunday with
Buildall and Prince George 2; at 3 p.m, with Buildall.and_
OK; and at 4 p.m. Suniley with the two Prince. George

“tenn! playing:

PHILADELPHIA. (AP) —
When Boston Celtics- “won:
_the fifth game in the ‘peat-of-
seven National Basketball
Association ‘Eastern Con-
ference _ championship.
playoff Wednesday night, -

their fans began to ‘chant:

“see you Sunday,”
The fans, of course,
meant the Celtics would win

the sixth game here tonight, ©

‘and return to Boston on |
Sunday for a seventh and’
deciding contést.

. But theunflappable Julius
Erving said: “They must
have been thinking of ‘some
Sunday next season, cer-
tainly not this Sunday.”

He said he wasn’t sur-
prised Boston won. the fifth °
game, reducing their deficit
i >

“T didn't feel it would be a
five-game series. It’s'a little

_ too mucho ask us to get two |

up ‘there (Boston) ‘even
- though we did it two- years
- ago,” he said, referring ta
lhe 7éers’ Eastern triumph
in the 1979-1980 season when
Philadelphia won twice on’
the Celtics’ court.

‘But ‘Boston coach Bill
| Fitch says he ‘expects the
’ Jeers to be. a little tense,
remembering ‘how they
blew-a 3-1 lead against the
Celtics in, lagt . year’s
playoffs.

: Billy Cunningham, T6ers”

coach, said the three games
of the series in which there

“were bloweuts was no’ in-

dication of the strengths or
_ weaknesses of either team.
Boston won the opener by .

..40 points, lost the-second by

eight and the third by two,
then was blasted by 25, and
trounced the Sixers by 29

ne .

Fans. are. wrong—Dr. J

coach apparently feels:
’. Parish waited tooJong in the -
‘three . games won by:
Philadelphia.

. ‘Cunningham is aware his

team has to contain Larry”

Bird (20 points, 20 rebounds -
and eight assists Wed-
esday). Bobby Jones has
‘that job, Caldwell Jones and-
‘Darry) Dawkins will
defense | Parish. "

N ats beat
U.S. team

RIO DE JANEIRO (CP) '

— The Canadian national
men's basketball team

defeated the United States, ,

represented by the

_ University of Wyoming, 66-

64in the opening round ofan’ “”

international °
“Thursday.

tournament

“The Canadian team, also aa
‘of |

_comprising “mainly .
university students, was led
by: Jay Triana of Simon
Fraser University with 22
points. Mike Jackson scored .
18 to lead the U.S. squad.

. €anada held a 32-23 lead
at the half but had to rally

from aone-point deficit with - fF

ees ‘than two “minutes...

aa a
aining in ‘the game We det

natin: had a- ‘chance’ to

tie the game with 16 seconds ,

left, but ‘missed ona jump.
shot. . ;

~ “Also competing aré ‘éCuba, ;

Mexico and Brazil.
The. tournament is being .
used by the- Canadians as*

_ preparation for two. major |

lournaments later. this
‘year:.the Jones Cup.com-
“petition June 22-July: 5 in
‘Jaipei,..Taiwan, and the

world: championship Aug...

Wednesday night.

he_ Celtics’ strategy

15-28 al Cali. Colombia.
Canada plays:

appears to be a’double-team * tonight...

‘on Erving, Andrew Toney.

and Maurice Cheeks. |
Boston has Parish playing

both the fow and high post,

‘and Fitch has instructed his

quick |
decisions. on whether to |

_ Shoot,. drive or pass. The

centre to make

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a oS. game, a homer by Ken © the second base bag.

& _ Ripken has gone 15-for-37 Sinpleton, Ripken's RBI Tigers il ats

: while hitting safely in niné double and a sacrifice Tly . ° “Designated * hitter Mike

; of his last-10 games, a. .405

; : 05 produced three runs in the —_fyie drove in four runs with
stréak that raised his second inning off Pete a pair of homers and-Larry .
| average from .165 to 243. Redférn. Ail RBI double by . Herndon’had three-singles

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hit my confidence ‘sank: . Twins. - row from April 17-24. Ivie's
. lower and. lower,” ‘Ripken. a home runs: came off Tom”
_ said. “It was starting to Bet, Blue Jays 2 Indians 0 . Underwood --and Bob.
‘tome, Jim Clancy, ‘stopped Owehinko. coe
“Joe ‘Morgan and his San’ whipped San Diego’é-3 ahd Pittsburgh took a 1-0 lead’
: Francisco teammates have Chicago trimmed ‘Los _ in the first on Tony. Pena's.
- been: hearing a lot of boos Angeles 8:3. a _ RBI single, and the Giants
lately at Candlestick Park..." : - ene ue
In their past eight games,
they ‘have: scored just ‘li
ed rine. wiile losing Wilson running short -
ive. times. -
five cant worry. about fan INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Thursday ‘and she says she’s *
reaction or what'swritlen in Desire Wilson is running out finding her effort to join
the newspapets,” ‘said © o time and engines in her - Janet. Guthrie, as the only
Morgan, who has been attempt to,,hecome the womén to starthere, a little

_- sluinping along with the rest , second woman to start. in frustrating.’ ;

: of the. team. “E know. what I. the Indianapolis 500. “Its juat, that we've been
a san do. . We’ re’ down to our, last at it for two weeks,” Desire _
<. “You juit can't let thiigs engine,” said the 2ryear-- aig. ““That’s along time. :
o “bother you’ -when. - you're -old South.. African ‘native . _

between the white lines.” who now éalls . England “upve never had 56 much |

" hurday; Morgan was ‘home. “We've lost. three practice and 50, Titich time.

between those lines when he engines here this month. to sort oul a car before. ,

proved what he could do, In - “The one we have in the Usually: it's a, quick 20-
the grips of a 2- for-23 slump, car now has about 250 miles, , Minute. session and you've ©

. ” he singled on a'32 delivery | $0 its getting a bit-tricky 6ot to bul, up with the car as
” - “fram. Pittsburgh reliever now.” » it is.’

” Rod. Scurry with two out in Wilson ‘s Eagle. is powered ;

., Pirates. 3.2

“the eighth inning, scoring.

~ two ‘rung’ and giving the .

Glants-a 31 victory 0 over the

Morgan: said wher ‘the
“ count reached 3-2; “kind of"

< Jooked around the park and |
saw -Kent~Tekulve—tin-the-

> Pittsburgh Sullpen) waving.
his cap, letting the Firates-
” .know ‘he-was ready.”

-. "So 1 knew If 1 gol’on base”

“they'd pring him in to pitch
Y to Jack. Clark. ” i

Clark had struck: out three

‘times’ ‘already. in the game

chis previous :20-at-bats.

Doars Open at 6: 0. p.m,

“/Arotind ' the ‘rest. of “aie
“National. League, “St. Louie

-by oa Cosworth= engine,,
which. sells’. for more. than”
$40;000. .

_. “We ‘sure “could, Use -
“another engine, but we just.
‘don't have the. money and
’ Dez.willhave:to qualify. and
race with lhe same engine,”

said ‘her: husband Alan,’ a ‘

former racer “who - now. is.
-ferieral’ manager ' ~and
. director of Brands Hateh -
. Race: Track in, -England.
. “They're designed ' to ‘Bo:
“some, 600. miles without”
“being. overhauled, 50. We.

‘The team-is still seeking a,
formula ‘for’: more . speed.
Wilson: Was. just, under 192
Miles arr hopr: i practice

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“face ‘quite.a challenge.” . °
“and: had only three hits: ‘in . :

* Unser’ S ‘out
. INDIANAPOLIS (AP) —

Bobby Unser, a three: time :

winner -and -defending-
“champion: ~of - --the =
- Indianapolis 500, announced

_ the ‘race. this. year ‘and _
~ concentrate his full efforts’ -
as team manager for
Mexican * driver Josele
Garza. cae
» Speculation had run high:
. : througiout the month that -
‘Unser, :)4By- from
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There: yill-be two, senior gaines, between: Legion 250 and
Kitimat Landscaping, ‘the first: at 3:30 p. my ‘Saturday and |
the. second ‘at’B p.m, Sunday. " In.addition, ‘Johnson, ‘Barclay |
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Inthe Novice game, 'Y and. s Jnaulating heat. Rugeell
: Sons 12-2, with Tim Howells getting. five goals and. ei
* Smith four:to lead'the © way. Singles came from,

_ Pirhonen; Glenn Miller and Jessie Hammill to complete.

the scoring for Russell, ° i]
‘* In Pee Wee action, Elks shut out Majestic ‘Jewellers 6
with Ken Lavalle getting three, Kelly Gilchrist getting ty I
and Paul Hyland adding the other: 4

Kitimat Buildall overcame a Tate deficit and beat OK Tike oe
. 9-7 in bantam action. Steve Warnock, Blaine Moore,
Taylor and Dan Matiwick all had ¢wo goals for. Build}
_ while David-Monti got the single. For OK, it was Huj
Mitchell. with three. and Kevin Greham and L
Mazurak each: had two. - ;

The final game of the evening had Kitimat Landscap
edging Legion 2506-5, Steve Nelson had two goals and Jin -
Young, Ian Buick, Dave Dugdale and Jetf Sheratabetoff: ue
got one each for the-winners, while “Ted Guy had two
singles coming from Geln Robinson, J ohn Woods and Bary ry
Olivier for.Legion. ©

Next house Teague a action is ‘Tuesday night.

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Shoppers drop Kinsmen

Shopper's Drug. Mart won again in Terrace Mi

Baseball Association Pony league play Thursday ni
beating, Kinsmen 8-6 at Rotary Park. —.

All three division of minor basebail play tonight, w.
Kinsmen taking on Knights of Columbus in Pony leag
Elks meeting Far-Ko Contracting in Bronco division a
Terrace Drugs playing Terrace E'sso.in Mosquito divisiog,

Bronco and Mosquito games will be at Agar Park, whije
the Ponies play at Rotary Park. All games begin at 6:
p.m.

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