PAGE 4, THE HERALD, Friday. April 28, 1979

National Youth. Bowlers
meet in Thunder Bay

Aprif 27th, 1978 will see
26 young bowlers con-
verge on Thunder Bay,
Ontario to compete in the
14th Annual National

Youth Bowling Council 5-,

Pin Championships. They
are the end result of some
73,000 youngsters who
participated in
elimination rounds
consisting of house, zone,
and provincial
playdowns.

For over a year now,
the host committee in
Thunder Bay has been
hard al work securing
billet homes for the
competitors and. making
various other
arrangements. They will
reap the fruits of their
untiring efforts on April
28th, 29th, and 30th as the
276 Provincial Cham-
picns, representing 10
provinces and 1 territory
take to the lanes to
compete for national
titles and the coveted
gold, silver and bronze
medallions in the
following categories:

11 Years of Age and
Under-Bantam boys
singles, Bantam boys
teams, Bantam girls
singles, Bantam Girls
teams.

14 years of age and
under-Junior boys
singles, Junior Boys
teams, Junior Girls
Singles, Junior Girls
teams.

18 Years of Age and .

Under Senior Boys
singles, Senior Boys
teams, Senior Girls __
Singles, Senior Girls
teams.

A list of competitors is
attached. All singles will
compete at Superior
Bowl; all girls teams at
Galazy Lanes; and ail
boys teams at Playtime
Lanes.The Championship
will be conducted on a
round robin, match play
basis, The teams will
bowl 3 games against

each province and the -

singles 2 games against
each province. One point
will be awarded for each
fame-won. .

Seven {
competitors are ‘former
Canadian Champions.

Valerie Hoppe of
Thompson, Manitoba won
a gold medal in the
Bantam Girls Singles in
1975 while Chris
Ahronson of St. Albert,

Alberta won the same-

event in 1974. Both girls
will meet head on this
year in the Senior Girls
Singles Divison.
Manitoba's Senior Boys
Team from Winnipeg
should prove to be ex-
tremely tough. They
racked up the highest

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out: of the’ 276°.

team total of 4541 in
provincial cham-
pionships across the
country, Team members
Andy Stoddart and Tom
McEachern won gold
medals in 1977 on the
Senior Boys team while
Kirby Morrison won his
gold medal as a member
of the 1972 Bantam Boys
Championship Team.
Southern Ontario’s
Junior Girls Team from
Markham scored 3214 at
the provincial finals to
lead the nation. Team
members Shirley Matus
and Susan MacKenzie
won gold medals in 1976
in, the Bantam Girls
Team Divison and their
prior experience in _an-
tional competition will no
doubt provide incentive
to the entire team in their
quest for gold in 1978.
The best crowd ever is
expected to attend the
1978 edition of the National
Youth Bowling Council 5-
Pin Championships.
Close to 3,000 people will
attend the Closing
Ceremonies and Medal
Presentations on Sunday
evening, April 30th at the
Fort William Gardens.
Should information be
required during the
Championship, please
call tournament
headquarters, Superior
Bowl, Telephone Number
622-2515, area code 807

Bantam Girls Singles
B.c., Tewana Um-
pherville from Sth
Avenue Bowl in Prince
George, Alberta, Sheila

Fetter, from Windsor
twwl, Edmonton.

Junior Boys Singles

From B.C. John
Tanchuk from Hyper-
‘ension = Escape, in
“aeson Creek, and from
‘hecta, Dwayne -
shearer, Mountain View
Bowl, Calgary.

Junior Girls Singles

B.C. Leslie Wilson from
Nechako Lanes in Prince
George :
Jody Read from Alta.
Bowladrome, Red Deer.

Senior Boys Singles

Randy Quires from
Lougheed lanes, Burnaby
jn B.C.

Bill Todd from Capri
Bowl of Lethbridge Alta.

Senior BGirls Singles

Kim Wilson from
Nechako Lanes, Prince
George, B.C.

Chris Ahronson .

Grandin Bow], St. Albert,
Alta.
Bantam _ Boys
Teams from British
Volumbia-Valley Lanes,
Rutland.

The Junior Boys teams
from British Columbia
from Kelowna Capri
Lanes.

The Senior Boys teams,
from British Columbia,
Maillardville Lanes,
Coquitlam.

The Bantam _ Girls
Team from British
Columbia, Juniper
Lanes, Cranbrook.

Junior Girls teams,
from Kelowna, Capri
Lanes.

The Senior Girls team
from  Maillardville
Lanes, Coquitlam.

Bruins 7-5 over Bighorns

B.C. (CP) — New
Westminster Bruins
defeated Billings
Bighorns 7-5 in the first
fame of the Western
Canada Hockey League
final series before 3,779
fans Wednesday.

The second game of the
best of seven final is
scheduled for tonight in
Vancouver, with the next

three games, to be played
in, Billings; beginning
- Saturday. © 7’ a

The teams were tied 2-2
at the end of the first
period but the Bruins
scored three unanswered
goals in the first half of
the second period to take
a lead they never
relinquished. .

DougDerkson and John

Ogrodnick scored two.

goals each to lead the
Bruins, with singfes
coming from Scott
MacLeod, boris Fistric,
and Brian Young.

Cal Roadhouse scored

. twice for the losers,

which were out-shot 29-23,

while other came from
gary
Harvey Pocza and Mike
Kouwenhoven. ;
New . Westminster

outshot Billings 29-23.

SEEKS WITNESSES
ST. LOUIS (AP) — The
lawyer for heavyweight
champion Leon Spinks
has passed out handbills

seeking witnesses to the |

boxer’s arrest last Friday
on a restaurant parking
lot. Spinks, 24, was
arrested by city police
when officers noticed the
car he was driving had no
lights. Police said small
quantities of substances
believed to be cocaine
and marijuana were
found in the boxer’s hat.

CALA GLE ELSE AeA BE ALLE TAEDA CO ee LU det ected hdl

Canada downed by Finland in

PRAGUE (CP) — Head

coach Harry Howell’s
biggest fear as Team
Canada approached its
first game in the 1978
world hockey  cham-
ionshin was that it would.
have trouble with the
fast-skating Finnish
team.

His nightmare became
areality Thursday as the
Canadians blew a 4-1
first-period lead and went
down to defeat 6-4, their
first loss ever to Finland

in world championship

first Prague game

lay. ; .

Howell’s admission
that he was worried came
when someone mentioned
that Canada seemed to
have an easy schedule,
starting off against Fin-
land, East Germany, the
United States and West
Germany, before
meeting the powerhouses
of the eight-country
tournament.

“The Finns are pretty
good,” he said. “They
skate like the Swedes.”

Canada outshot the

‘twice as

Plammandon, °

Yaneouver back in

_ Pacific baseball

Catcher Bruce Robinson
and shortstop Rob Pic-
ciolo led a 13-hit attact as
Vancouver Canadians
defeated San Jose
Missions 9-4 Wednesday
night in the return of
Pacific Coast League
baseball here. ;

Robinson also tripled
’ Canadians
improved their record to
6-5 before a crowd of
7,128. ‘

The game marked the
return of AAA baseball to
Vancouver after an eight-

year absence.

First baseman Jerry
Tabb also had three hits . §

while designated hitter
‘Tim. Hosley and Picciolo
had two hits.

Picciolo also drove in
three runs, toincrease his
RBI tolal to a club-
Jeading 13.

Right-hander Craig
Mitchell pitched dix
innings for Vancouver,
scattering nine hits to
record his second win of
the season. ;

Ex-champ jockey hurt

(AP) — Former national
riding champion Angel
Cordero is expected to be
out of action for eight
weeks after he and
another jockey, Raul

_ Ramirez, were seriously

injured Wednesday in a
spill at Hollywood Park.

Cordero, 35, who led the
United States with 345
wins in 1968 and set a
record $4,709,500 in
winnings in 1976 before
Steve Cauthen topped
that mark last year,
suffered a compound
fracture of the eighth
thoracic vertebra in his
back during the fall,
hospital authorities said.
_ The spill occurred in

., the. sixth race ‘when
“? Cordero's.-mount, ‘Fir-'

dabee, broke his right
foreleg and fell coming to
the eighth pole. Ramirez

was immediately behind
on Soft Sport and could

not avoid Firdabee, His °

mount also went down.

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Fenns 14-12 in the first
period and got two goals
rom Dennis Maruk and
one each from Jean

Pronovost and Bob
Picard while: Matti
Hagman of Quebec Nor-
diques scored for
Finland. -

the game was ail over
after 20 minutes and
when the Finns tied the
score and finally went
ahead we couldn’t regain
out momentum," said
Howell.

Canada had nine
penalties to two for

“Our players thought

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