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According to recreation
superintendant ° Bill
Casey the Terrace-
Kitimat challenge points
were overwhelmingly out
in front of Vernon. The
Challenge officially
ended Sunday following
the cycling at which time

- tabulation of the finals

showed Terrace with a

PAGE é, THE HERALD, Tuesday, April 11. 1978 |

total of. 2374 points,
Vernon at 779, an

‘Kitimat at 773.

It’s interesting to not
that Kitimat, a town ‘of-
10,000 had a similar
number of points as
Vernon which has 20,000.

Casey broke down the
statistics to show the real
win in running,

Weekend victories
carried, Nanaimo Clip-
ers and Bellingham
lazers into the Coastal
Division finals of the
British Columbia Junior
Hockey League, but the
Washington State club
did it the hard way.

The Blazers needed
four unanswered goals in’
the third period to score a
7-5 win over Abbotsford
Flyers in the deciding

. game of the best-of-seven

semifinal series. The
Flyers forced the seventh
game with a 6-3 win in
‘Abbotsford Saturday.
Nanaimo | Clippers,
which edged Bellingham
for first place in. the
division, sailed to an 8-3

. win over Langley Lords,

League record set with 3 grand slams

‘eracked.

It was a grand slam
opening in Milwaukee.
e Brewers were simply

- grand and the Baltimore

Orioles got slammed. _
After managing just 44

runs in 15 meetings with .

Baltimore last year, the
Brewers got off to a

blistering start, bounding

. out 38 hits and scoring 40

Tuns in sweeping the
shellshocked Orioles by
scores of 11-3, 16-3 and 13-

5: :
And to add insult to
injury, the Brewers’ new
manager ‘is none other
than George Bamberger,
who spent the last decade
as the Orioles’ pitching
coach, where he had the
pleasure of tutoring some
18 20-game winners. -
“Jt could be worse...
like if I was still their
pitching coach,” he

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taking that series four
flames to one.

Playing in front of 2,100
fans in Bellingham, the
teams were tied 1-1 after
one period but Abbotsford
went ahead 5-3 after two.

Third-period scoring,
however, was all
Bellingham.: Dave
Brockhill got the winner
at 9:45 and then scored an
empty-net goal after the
visitors pulled goalie
Tom Semenchuk in favor
of a sixth attacker.

Al Anderson, Ken
Berry, Don Fraser, Glen
Anderson and: Steve
MacDonald also scored
for the winners. Don
Werbeniuk with two, Rick
Amann, Brian Inkster
and Brad Mammell had

The Brewers’ offensive |
fireworks included an
American League record
when they unloaded a
grand-slam homer in

‘each game—Sixto. Lez-

cano on Friday, Gorman
Thomas on Saturday and
Vecil Cooper on Sunday:
That tied the major
league mark set by
Brooklyn in 1901 and
matched by Pittsburgh in
cn If 1

“The-guy I feel sorry
for is Ray Meller, who.
replaced me for the
Orioles,’”’. Bamverger
said, “If I were still their
coach they probably
would have been whipped
the same way.”
BUSBY WINS GAME

In other AL action
Sunday, sore-shouldered
Steve Busby won his first

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jogging,and walking.
had = 1363
Terrace residents
‘trucking around’ the
Skeena Secondary School
track. ,

But who participated?
Of the total 2374 par-

ticipants 43.8 percent
were adults, 14.6 percent

spot

the Abbotsford goals.

. TIED SERIES

Jim Dobson scored
three times as Abbotsford:
evened the series on-
nhome ice Saturday. Rick
Greenwood, Greg Evans
and Mammell added
singles with Ted Boyko,
Bobby Hull and Al An-
derson scoring for the
Rlazers ‘

Barry Pederson had
three goals as the Clip-
pers finished off the
Lords, fourth-place fin-.
ishers in the four-team
division during the
regular season.

Bob Smith added a pair
of counterf while Nigel
Thomas, ‘Morley An-
derson and ‘Arron Rucks
contgibuted singles.

game since July, 1976, as
Kansas City ‘Royals
edged Cleveland Indians
54, Bili Lee and the
BostonnRed Sox blanked
Chicago White Sox 5-0,
New. York ‘Yankees

‘trounced Texas Rangers

7-1,° Detroit . Tigers
whipped Toronto Blue
Jays .8-4, California
Angels nipped ‘Oakland
A’s 3-2: and Minnesota:
Twins outlasted Seattle
Mariners 8-6. Doe

In Saturday’s ac-
tion,nCleveland defeated:
Kansas City 8-5, Chicago

‘nipped Boston 65, To-

ronto stopped Detroit 5-2,
Texas edged New
Yorkn2-1,' Okland
dumped California 4-3
and Minnesota defeated
Seattle 8-2.

Baltimore manager
Earl Weaver may have

were students, and 40.5
percent were under 12
years of age.. The
remaining 1.1 percent
was a quiet minority,

the senior citizens of

Terrace.
“The district of
Terrace Parks and :!
Recreation department

would like to take this

Long Beach
California—He was .
10th in the championship
last year, but Howdy
Holmes, of Arm Arbor,
Michigan has already
yaulted into the lead in
this year’s chase for the
$75,000 Ford of Canada
points fund in the Labatt
Championship Series,
Canada's premier road
racing series.

His three years of
expereince in the light-
ning-fast Formula
Atlantic first round of the
1978 championship. After
taking over the lead on
the 15th lap, Holmes
wheeled his March-Ford
to the win, eight seconds
in front of second place

Tom Gloy of Lafayette,

peen wearing his rosiest-

colored glasses when he.

announced bravely: ‘I’m

_not worried about our

pitching. Don’t forget
Jim Palmer would have
itched the firft game
ere if he were healthy.”

However, even the
‘Brewers had trouble
believing what they had
wrought. .

“Tf you see. anything
like that, you see it in
Boston, but not in a park
like this,” said Cooper,
whose grand slam
highlighted a_six-run
fourth inning that gave
Milwaukee a. 10-2 lead.
“T'ye mever seen
anything like what we did
this. weekend, especially
against a real good team
like Baltimore. We just
blew them right out.”

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opportunity to thank the
people of Terrace ‘for

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ticiaption in the Vernon
vs Terrace-Kitimat
challenge. Oo

‘Some _ participants
expressed an interest in
having regular activities
as covered in the
challenge.

California.

The first event, part of .

the expanded series
which this year includes

four races in the U.S...

was run on the 3-2 circuit
laid out through the
streets of this harbour

_ city, The race was run in:

conjuction with the
United States Grand Prix
West, a round of the
World -Championship for
Formula One cars.
Local competitors
dominated the race. Four
of the top six finishers
were from California.
The top Canadian in the
event was veteran Bill
Brack of Toronto who

managed a sixth place

finish in his March-Ford,
despite a collision on the

Royals 5 Indians 4

“I wasn't surprised by
what I did ‘out there,”

‘said Busby, who blanked

Cleveland on two hits for
§ 1-3 innings in his first
big league outingnsince

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interests. ;

‘Again, a special thanké
toail participants in the
Challenge. —

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first lap of the race that
damages his car. 1
The Championship now
moves to ‘Vancouver for
the second round on April.
23 at the scenic Westwood
Circuit where 35 teams
are expected to take up —
the challenge for the
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