~ Local boxers met
- obstacles on the

road to Kelowna

A drastic change in travel ar-

rangements, plus the necessity of -

losing 10 pounds in two days are
the major difficulties two Ter-
tace boxers faced and overcame
on Nov. 19 weekend ‘so’ they
could fight in the Bronze Gloves
S.I.N. (senior, intermediate and

" novice) tournament at Kelowna.

_Gary Lok and Marcus Bernal-
dez headed out by car the night
of Thursday, Nov. 17. Un-.
fortunately, driving conditions
were quite bad and they picked
up a flat tire after a two-and-a-

~ half hour drive to. New

Hazelton.

After changing the tire, they
put on chains and experienced
another flat. Without a second
spare, they left the car and
caught a bus. Then it was a
21-hour bus ride to Kelowna.

‘Arrving at 9 o’clock Friday

- night, they discovered Marcus
~ was.10 pounds over his 156 Ib, _
light middleweight category. A.
quick fast, plus half-an-hour of

-tapid rope-jumping and a

lengthy jog enabled Bernaldez to
meet his weight requirement.

With all his pound-losing ef-
fort, Bernaldez’s time in the ring
was short. He had only one op-
ponent for his class, and Marcus
knocked him out in 21 seconds
of the first round.

Boxing people on hand said
‘they were very impressed with
this win, especially considering

“Terrace on Jan. 21

Bernaldez’s weight-trimming ef-
fort.

Lok drew a byein the opening ©
round for his 16$-pound class.

He then took on a Vancouver
fighter. They’ had a ‘tough: first
round, then Lok applied a right
cross that brought the fight to an
endin the second. —

With only five competitors in -

his division, Lok made it to the
final against .a ‘fighter from
Chase Creek: By then Lok had
an upset stomach and ended up

losing in the second round when ~

the referee stopped the bout.

This results in a 30-day layoff ©

before Gary can fight again.

Lok’s effort earned him run- |

nerup for the 165-lb. senior
novice, and won an award for
best senior novice fight in his -

‘opening victory. Bernaldez.won -

a trophy for best in his weight
class.
With Lok out due to suspen-
sion, Bernaldez. and
other Terrace club members
were due’ to. fight .at Prince

Rupert’ S- Salmon Belt card this. :

past. weekend. :

Lok said ‘he queried several
boxing coaches at Kelowna, and
all expressed interest in a card at

rangements can be made. ‘Lok
said he expected about a dozen
interior clubs would send
fighters.

‘Shepherd shows
best Performanre
-at cross-country ©

‘Skeena Junior High School
athlete David Shepherd held his
own against more than 300
senior and junior runners in the
province as he placed 79th in the
annual high school cross-coun-
try championships at Castlegar,
Nov, 19.

Shepherd, who is also an
honors academic student, top-
ped the three Terrace Skeena en-
tries. The other two — David

and Chad Edmonds,

half of all finishers.

David was 122nd while Chad |

placed 138th. .

Best effort from our zone
came from Peter Douglas of
Smithers who placed 25th.

Times were not available, but

our threesome all placed within
two minutes of each other.

Rowdies finish 13th

A record of one default win

—" gut of five chances gave Kitimat

~ Rowdies 13th place out of 16

teams competing in the annual .

B.C. high school boys’ soccer.
championships at Surrey on
Nov. 19 weekend.

Rowdies started by losing all
three of their round-robin mat-
ches — 2-1 to Spectrum of Vic-
toria, 5-0 to Burnaby North and
9-1 to North Surrey on an over-

time penalty kick.

This dropped them to the con-
solation round where they lost
3-2 to Williams Lake.

: ‘The final match for 13th and
14th places saw them beat Nor-

Kam bya flip of a coin. Officials
decided: - -the- ‘fields were:

unplayable by this time. So, they ©
flipped and Rowdies had their -

only win and 13th place.
Arpyle beat. Burnaby North

2-1 in the championship game. .

.

Houston wins
Houston won the single ‘A’

senior boys’ high school

volleyball zone title on Nov. 19

in a four-team playoff at Smith-
ers. They downed Hazelton

15-10, 15-8 in the final match. |
Bulkley Valley Christian place¢

third and Queen Charlottes
fourth. Houston goes to Parks-

ville for B.C. finals, Starting .

ee Pe Pees

‘tomorrow:

Team. ‘Won Lost Tied Points Nov. 25 — - Sight & Sound Sontcs680, Willlams Lakers 12
Ev’s Clippers Bel 4 0. = _ Totem FumitureCettics36, Kitelse Knicks 24

All Seasons 6.3 Oo 12 ne a airinaace. |
 SkeenaHotee 4 8 BL: ~ STANDINGS |
> Klues & Sone | 8 OF sTeam > Won Lost Tied Points .
. Sonics m2. 0-0 “4

Nov. 22 —’ Ey's Clippers 96, Kluse & Sons 87. ‘Lakers er on: 8

; ‘All Saasons'74, Skeena Hotel 72. Calitics _ 8 4 0 6

Nov. 3 24 — All Seasons 94, Kluss & Sons 69. Knicks 1 6 .0 2

_Elka 7, Long's Logging 3; Wilkinson Canons 7,

several -

JUNIOR ‘Be EXHIBITION.
. HOCKEY AT:KITIMAT | es - STANDINGS - aa
_ Nov. 18 — Kitimat Blackhawks 5, . Taam Won Lost Tied Points.
- Mayerthorpe, Alberta 3, ATOM DIVISION. a
Nov. 19 — Kitimat Blackhawks 15, Mayerthorpe 2 Kitimat 10 oO 0 20
Terrace 3 6 1 7
‘LADIES’ INTER-CITY HOCKEY Prince Rupert o.|6CU8 1 1
_ Terrace Trojans 4, Kitimat Kougars 4 PEEWEE DIVISION
- “Kitimat 7 1 0 14
TERRACE COMMERCIAL Prince Rupert 4 5 1 @9
HOCKEY LEAGUE ‘Terrace 2 7 1 5
‘Nov. 20 — Inn of the West 6, Skeena Hotel 5 = BANTAM DIVISION .
Nov. 24 — tnn of the West 8, Red Team 5 Terrace ‘9 0 1 19
‘Kitimat . 3. «2B 1. 7
TERRACE COMMERCIAL Prince Rupert 147 0 .2
“HOCKEY LEAGUE STANDINGS. Prince Rupert MIDGET DIVISION 0 | 12
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Inn of the West 4 0 1 9 - 8 ek er

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TERRACE MEN'S BASKETBALL LEAGUE TERRACE. MINI-BASKETBALL LEAGUE.

Ev! 's Clippers 73, ‘Skeena Hotel 78,

"TERRACE MINOR HOCKEY
HOUSE LEAGUE .

‘Novice Division — Nov. 19 weekend

SKEENA INTER- CITY MINOR HOCKEY

REP TEAM LEAGUE NOV. 26 WEEKEND |
Atoms — Kitimat 12, Terrace 4;
Kitimat 11, Terrace ry
Peawees — Prince Rupert 10, Terrace 4;
’ Prince Rupert 7, Terrace 4
Bantams — Terrace 10, Kitimat 1;
‘Terrace 10, Kitimat?  ....
“Midget — Prince ‘Rupert 5, Terrace 45 ~*~
Prince. Rupert 13, Terrace 4 co

Legion 1; Doyle Blazers 7, Legion 1.

. Atom Division —‘Nov. 18 weekend
Lions 3, Kinsman 2; ‘Dave’ 8 6, Tilden 3...

Red Team . 0 6 0 0

NORTHWEST ZONE E JUNIOR

‘A HIGH SCHOOL...

VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS _
ON NOV. 19

_ ROUND-ROBIN SCORES

Giris at Caledonia
: Kitimat 75-6, 15-3 over Thornhill
-Skeena 15-1, 15-2 over Kitwanga
. Smithers 15-6, 15-9 over Hazelton
Booth 15-12, 15-8 over Kitwanga
- Thornhill 18-11, "g-15, 15-3 over Hazelton
““Skeena 15-10, 15-2 over Booth
~ Kitimat 15-7, 45-5 over Smithers
Kitimat 15-7, 15-6 over Hazelton
Thornhill 15-9, 15-4 over Smithers

me Standings after Round-Robin
-y Poot — Kitimat (6-0), Thornhill (4-2),

: Smithers (2-4), Hazelton (1-6). er
‘B' Pool — Skeena (4-0), Booth (2-2), Kitwanga om,

: - Boys at Thornhill
7 Thornhill ‘A’ 16-2, 15-8 over Skeena

- Kitimat 15-6, 7- 15 against Kitwanga
Thornhill ‘Br 15-13, 15-5 against Booth
Smithers 15-8, 15-13 against Nishga —
~ Thornhill ‘A’ 15-0, 15-10 over Booth

_. Smithers 15-10, 5-15 against Kitimat
-..Skeena 15-2, 10-15 against Thornhill ‘B’
.-Kitwanga 15-11, 15-13 over Nishga :
“Thornhill ‘A’ 15-4, 15-43 over Thornhill'B’
: Kitimat 15-7, 15-5 over Nishga a
, Skeeana. 15-7, 15-6 over Booth

a Kitwanga 15-13, 15-6 aver Smithers

_ * Standings after Round-Robin ——-

a Ww Pool — Thornhill ‘A’ (1st), Skeena ind a
“ Thornhill ‘B’ (3rd), Booth (4th).
‘eB Pool — . Smithers (1st), Kitimat (2nd),
: ,. Kitwanga rd Nishos an).

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