competitions. on the
-weekend with: good
‘performances In
‘Smithers.’ The Texaco

-races, including one at
 Kitsumkalum .

.points toward the-final
standings. Both skiers
are ,members of the
Kits umkalu m
“Club.

Lou Johnson (left) and
Michele: Johnson: won:
‘thelr Texaca Cup. ski

“Cup serles has five

Mountain In- Terrace,
at which sklers. gather

Skt f

Terrace’s Totem Ford
midget reps lost their
second straight game at the
Air, Canada Cup midget

hockey. championships in.
Ste. Foy, Quebec, getting

shut out by the host Ste. Foy
Governanrs 1-0 in what one
observer described’ as the

best. game of the
tournament.so far,
The only goal of the game

came at 1:16 of the second
period and was the
culmination, ,of a pretty
three-way passing play by
the Governonrs. Mare
Bouchard filpped the puck
over sprawling Terrace

goaltender Wade Flaherty,

after. he combined with

Rejean Boivin and Denis”

Gosselin on the play.
Ste, Foy goaltender Louis

_ periad . after Gravel Was

equipment.

~ Halifax Metros @1. In the -

Terrace’ 3 next game was
al 9 am. Pacific Standard
“Time today against Don

“The threestars of the gam” “Mills, Ontario, who are now
were Ste.. Foy ‘defenceman at 2-).and are rated the best
Denis Gaudreau, Bolvin and: “team in the tournament so

‘tliscovered wearing illegal

Terrace defeticeman ‘Jeff. far, Other ‘gamies today
- Sharples. Others-at the feature ~ Regina” - and
game’ felt*:. the. two - Winnipeg, Thunder. Bay vs.”

goaltenders: st juld- have “Corner Brook,

* gotten the first two picks, Charlottetown arid St. John,

Other scores” “in the DCB:
division; the orie. Terrace
lays- in, had’ Dan. M.
betting ‘Winnipeg ¢3° and their. first win. ¢ of -the
Regina. Pats. beating ~ _ tournament.
“Forwards Arnold Cullum

shorthanded - goals In: the

ills. ‘~ first period on thelr way to

Gravel made the goal stand =DC9 -division, it was: and Paw Rai each scored.

; up for the win, stopping igof Thunder Bay, Ont, @ St. two goals and added an
19 Terrace shots during the John New: Brunswick 3 assist to lead Alberta, now
game.: The other three shots Charlottetown, PEI, 1-1- ‘in the 12-team
were stopped by Quebec's Ottawa. West 33) "and ‘competition. ‘Brad Fenton, -
substitute goaltender Mario Sherwood Park, Alberta, 3. “Trent \- Morrison, "Mike

Carner

‘Brunetta, who replaced -
. Newfoundland 1.

Gravel briefly In the firat

BCSG Playoffs. *

Horseshoes on ac Islands of their National Basketball

The zone playoff for the B.C, Summer.Games horseshoe . Association playoff mini-
pitching event will take place in Queen Charlotte City June series ‘with Atlanta Hawks.
5, Entries must be in before May 18. my «a

Competitors 13 years old and up who are members in for Aiteta i @ tough team
good standing of Horseshoes B,C. are eligible tocompetein jaye guch a big front line,”*
one class only. Cards will be required of lal participants. - :

The events inthis year’s Games are: junior boys (17 and - “
under) in classes A and B; junior girls (17 and under) in the Celtes. "But I feel tS gon
open class; men and women (i8.and over) in classes A, B,C ~ anybody.”” |
and D: and senior men (65 and over) in classes AandB.. — Tr ea Rollins; Atlanta’ ls

‘Entries must be made to zone representative Stan Zeller ° sever foit: ¢ entr e. will -be
before May 18, Zeller can be contacted by mail at Box %4, one of: the. players: the
Queen Charlotte City, B: ¢; vor 180. . a :

English riding trial date =

English equestrian trail to selecta team to represént zone . 2
7{Paelfic Northwest) at the B.C. Summer Games in Maple‘: *
Ridge in late.July will be held in three: sites on three
different dates. °

The first trial will take place ‘May ai and 22 in Smithers,
the second-May 27 and 28 in Prince George and the third
June 4and 5 in Burns Lake. People hoping to takepartin
this year's Summer Games must attend. al Feast two at the

three trials; |. |

Three divislons are open. in ‘English eqpisstrian: ‘at: the
. Summer Games trials, hunter,* jumper. and dressage, and

each of those is divided Into separate classes. .

"- For more information on eligibility: requirements, call
. zonerepresentative Carol Alexander at 847-D864 or 847-2467, _.
or write to Alexander care. of Carol Alexander, RR. No. 1,
Smithers, B.C,, VO 2N0. ok

Black powder entries open oy |.

Comgattins to éelect the zone.7 “black powder shooting’
team for this year’s B.C. Summer Games will be held April
w and May. t at mile post 31 on Highway 16 West between ,
Terrace and. Prince Rupert. -

Registration for the marksmanship competition will be
taken the morning ‘of April 30, with competition starting at 1
a.m, bith Saturday and Sunday, . . .
. ‘There will be IX tormal. target events ranging from. 5 :
yards to 100 yards and an assortment of primitive ¢ events.

Directions to the site will be posted along | the highway aid
on the oad leading to it. ;

_ For: more informatién, contact soni “yepresentative :
Murray Clare at 437 ath Avenue West, Prince Rupert, B.C.,

oF. call Clare at 627- 7304. . kg ee

Gordon Batey got the other
‘Goal: for the winners, who

enon Celtics hope to cut
e trees down to size

re

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+,
’

‘the. ‘Eastern Conference

~ for only:

“ Soccer entries dve Ma y 16 ye

‘Brook Gilmore; Jeff ‘Sveen ‘and

said Kevin McHale of. the |

‘Celtics have to-deal ‘with in .

Brescia, Albert: Aiello, Doi
..Porter and. Bruce Rendall .
_ added singles. Defénceman Be
‘Donald Sweeney _ got. ‘both, 4
goals. for New: Brunswick, .
_ winless in'two starts.”

although one. said Gaudreau © ' Ste. Foy. and Halifax: and
was the beat defenceman he: “Ottawa District and
had seen at the tournament Sherwood Park,

' go‘far,

Ste. Foy's: record ist now at Sherwood Patt 9 Corner
2-0, while Terrace reniaiie Brook 1 .
winles gat 0-2." -.,. The Alberta reps acored al.

record-setting -. three .

three. :
Charlottetown” to. tts first ©
-vietory: Shane. MacEachern -
and Darrell.. Ashley. algo”

“aut the. scoring, a
- Rosebrook; Peter Torraville _-

: Thunder Bay'6 Saint John?
Hikes

Totem Ford now 0- 2 after | a | heartbreaker

outshot their opponents 42 -

16,

unasgeleted effort at 2:51 of: §,

the firat: period that pulled:
his team, also 1-1, into*a.-
“and
“completed . the — scoring.
° Glenn Teveril was the Jone —
"Nova Scotia - scorer. Both,
to”,

short-lived 11 tie... <

Captain - “Pony: -
scored ¢ 00% ‘goals.
assisted: on “two: others;
lead, Thunder Bay;:2-0: Rod: |

Charlottetown, Q. Ottaw
West 3: :

scored two goalé and sot up’
“others ©‘ to’

scored ‘twice; with Mark.

~ Campbell, Paul Loggie and”

Larry | ‘Koughan: rounding —

and Martin: Morelli replied

Celtics, Hawks open,
> “NBA-playoffs-.

contest at Boston, one of tiva”
playoff . games‘ tovilght.

‘Phoenix Suns are at homie to ™

Denver Nuggets in a first-

. Found game in the Western :

Conference. -
First-tound «| ~

Eastern: Conference action

and Portland Teall Blazers.
~ playing ~~ at.
SuperSonics in the West,

Seattle

The Celtics avalded the

best-of-three mini-serles the.

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volleyball competitive .
tournament Monday night i
with a, five-gaine : final, set
win. over ‘Skeena Hotel: .
” All Seasons won. the first... F
-two> games ‘of. the set J +
handily, beating All Seasons a
"15-5, 15-1, but Skeena Hotel.
mounted a corfieback: when’ -
‘they were down: 12-6 in the -
’ . third game, won it'15-13 and

went on to. take another .

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game of the set, érasing’ a
13-6 All Seasons win and
taking a 16-14 victory. —

The set’s final game saw
All Seasons take: an8-0 lead,
Skeena come’ back to 8-6,
and All Seasdns regain their
momentum to take, the 15-9
vin and the _tournament
title. Loe
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“Hotel ' beat

" Scumbags 15-13, 15-6 in the

loser's round semifinal set
to advance . to the final

against AllSeasons. Skeena

Hotel ‘lost ‘the 'witiner’s
round: sernifinal ‘on Friday

night to All Seagons as well, -

Scumbags had to beat

- Credit Union 1614, 10-15, 15-. °
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to make their semifinal

"against All Seasons,

Czechs
down:
Sweden

‘ DUSSELDORF,
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Sweden an early one-geal
lead then struck for four
unanswered goals and a 4-1

victory today at the world. |

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. The win was the third in.

as many... games. for —
Czechoslovakia, while
Sweden dropped to 2-1.

Leif Holmgren scored. for
Sweden at 6:55 of the first
period, but goals ‘by Igor

Liba and Vladimir Caldr 23 ©

. Beconda,;.. apart ¥
through the period put:

Czechoslovakia ahead: to

stay. ©.- -
.Fratisek Cerny and
Darius . Rusnak. added

second-period goals for the,
winners, ; :

A: total | ‘of 4 “minot

penalties were ‘handed out,
seven to each club.

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