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Behind the strong pitching of Garry
Moving scwred = 10 win over Terrace

Rix, Williams
Shell-All

Seasons Thursday night a at Riverside Park.

_ Photo by Jim Morris
Leauge

playoffs go this Sunday in Kitimat.

Picks un fifth consective win
Ruthven puts on one man show

Dick Ruthven pitched his
fifth consecutive victory,
aipled home the tying run in
the third inning and scored
on Larry Bowa’s double as
Philadelphia . Phillies beat
Pittaburgh Pirates 3-1
Thursday night and in-
creased their National
League East lead to 3%
Gute. over the idle Chicago

“Since” ‘coming ° ‘to the
ied on -June™ 19 ‘from
Atlanta, Ruthven has posted
an @2 record to boost his
overall mark to 108. He
checked, the Pirates on five
hits, “including Dave
Parker's 18th home run.

Tn the American League

West, California Angel:
pulled within 14 games of
Rares City Royals.

Baltimore’s Lee May,
hitless in his last 10 trips,
rapped a tiebreaking two-out
ingle in the eighth inning to

_ give the Orioles a 3-2 victoxy
over the Royals, ending the
Orioles’ five-game losing
streak,

The Orioles snapped a
streak of 22 scoreless innings
and tied the score 2-2 on a
two-run homer by Keu
Singleton in the sixth.

Meanwhile, Lyman
Bostock slammed a bases-
loaded triple,. Don Baylor
colleeted two doubles and a
single and drove in three
runs and Joe Rudi homered
as Angels crushed Oakland
A’s 165 behind an 18-hit
thack,

Rick Burleson’s RBI single
capped a two-run rally in the

bottom of the 13th inning that =:

lifting Boston Red Sox to a 6-

5 victory over Cleveland =,

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By winning, the Red Sox
remained 7% games ahead
of New York in the AI. East.
Ron Guidry pitched a three-
hitter for his 16th victory in
18 decisions and Chris
Chambliss drove in four runs
as the Yankees routed
Milwaukee Brewers +0.

; ‘Rico Carty’ 8

Garvin snapped a three-
month, 10-game_ losing
streak as Toronto Blue Jays
beat Chicage White Sox 7-3.

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Hang gliding

THE HERALO, Friday, August II, 1974, Page 5

A different sort of rush

The sport of hang gliding
has changed greally over the
past few years: says Tom
Brash of the local hang
gliding club.

“Tt used to be you Just
glided. Now it is totally
different. You stay up for
‘hours. It goes on for hours.
There is no limitation.”

Brash says it is hard to
describe the feeling you Bet

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when you are gliding along in
free flight above the earth.
“It’s very relaxing, that's
for sure, It's not a rush like
parachuting. It's different
all together. You have to
concentrate. You are up
there fiying for long periods
of time, you're not free
falling under a canopy.”
Although the sport has
been around for quite a few

Terrace holds first

tennis championships
On August 19th and 20th'the Terrace Tennis Club will be

hosting the first annual TERRACE OPEN TENNIS
LONSHIPS.
The events in this tournament will be: - Men’s Singles -

Men’s Doubles - Ladies

Singles - Ladies Doubles. The entry

fee will be $3.00 for singles and $2.00 per person for doubles.

tourname
Hout draw.

dance Ski and Sport.

nt is open to everyone and will be a double

forms are available at the Arena office or at Sun-
Entries must be in by August 14th. If you

wish more information call 638-1519.

Washington eyes

"78 rushing title

TORONTO (CP) —
Winnipeg Blue Bomber Jim

. Washington, who won the

Canadian Football League
rushing title in 1976 and then
lost it last year to Jimmy
Edwards of Hamilton, gives
every indication he’s ready
v0 take the title again this
season.

_ The weekly CF'L statistics

Kansas City West 6
California 8s 58

Oakland 6 5% .517 di?
Texas 5) 57 482 Ale
Minnenta 4} 64 423 15
~ Chicago 48 & AV 12
Seattle 4 73 365 22
Thortday Results

New York 9 AAlwaukea 0
Baltimore 3 Kansas City 2
California 16 Oakland 5

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released Thursday show that
Washington—witha 128-yard
effort against Hamilton the
highlight—has moved into a
contending position.

He has now carried the
ball for 293 yards, which puts
him in fourth place in the
Western conference behind
Saskatchewan's Mike
Strickland, who has a
league-leading 360 yards,
Larry Key of 6.C. (345

yards) and Jim Germany of

Edmonton (328 yards).
Ralph Brock of Winnipeg
has yet to be intercepted
ugh four games and has
a. mpletion percentage of
.658, second only to the
sizzling .708 mark set by
Conredge Holloway of Ot-
tawa.

Placekickers have raised
their accuracy yet again on
field goals, having made
Sood on 75 of 87 attempts—-an
accuracy rate of 77 per cent.
Last year the percentage of
successful kicks.was 65, up
from 60 per cent in 1976. The

,. Uiree years before that the

percentage was 57. —

DON’S MEN’S APPAREL

years it hasn't really caught
on until the last five or six.
Brash says even in this short

time the safety aspect of the

sport has improved,

“Two years ago we never
wore helmets. Now we wear
helmets and parachutes.
There have also been
changes in the basic design
and techniques of flying.

Brash estimates it costs
nearly $1,000 to buy a hang
glider but no one will sell you
one until you know how to fly
it. To learn to fly you must
take a certified training
course, The course also
includes instruction about
weather conditions and aero-

dynamics.

"Ht's very interesting hut a
long procedure. We don't
have many new students
around here, mostly they’re

‘intermediate and advanced

flyers.”

Brash says there is a risk
to the sport the same as
there is a reisk to most
anything.

"It's like anything else.
It's about 10 per cent ability
and 9 per cent judgement.”

The Terrace Hang Gliding
club is a small one. Brash
estimates there are six or
seven people invalved with it
but only three or four fly
regularly,

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= Hearing will be held on proposed ‘'Kitimat- §
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™ 1976, Electoral Area E and Specified Por-
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viewed during regular business hours at the
Regional District Kitimat - Stikine office.
The Public Hearing shall be held in ‘the |
§ Thornhill Community Center on Tuesday
1978

Any and all persons having an interest in
the proposed Zoning Amendment shall take
notice and be governed accordingly.

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