Jrs. fight to top

-IN A COMEBACK effort, Ter-
race’s Chevron Juniors took the
June 18-19 Prince George fast-
pitch tournament,

With Dave Penny pitching, the
Juniors won their first game
against Telkwa Landing 4-0.

s A 7-5 -win against Prince
“George Pine Valley brought in
three pitchers against the hard-
‘hitting Chevron team batting 18
hits. Starting pitcher was Penny,
helped by relief pitcher Brad
Neufeld.

They faced Prince (George
M&D Logging in. game three
with Penny again on the mound
for the 5-3 win,

That game took them to the
final.on- Sunday where they met
M&D Logging again.

The Prince George team took
the lead in the fourth inning when
Bruce Nead hit a home run leav-
ing the score 6-4 in favour of
M&D, ,

But the Chevron Juniors failed
to quit, bringing the game toa6- =| gaa
tic in the final inning. oes

The bases were loaded when BALLS WERE flying as the Terrace Tennis Club held ¢ a dou-

Brad Neufeld stepped up to the bles tournament June 18-19 at the Halliwell courts, Shown
plate in an extra inning, hitling in
the winning run.

Ci0 for complete results of the tournament.

Bluebacks parting the water for gold

FOR TEN Terrace Blueback swimmers, the season continues on al least until the provincial meets.

Heading off io the senior provincials in Victoria are 13-year-old Chris Kerman and his older brother
Jamie.
7 The seniors compete at the new Commonwealth pool in Victoria.
“It?s such a great experience for them to swim at the same facility that will be used a month later for
the Commonwealth Games,’’ said Bluebacks coach Mike Carlyle.
Eight other swimmers will swim at the age-group provincials in Vancouver the following weekend
from July 8-10.
¥ “We're really excited about this one because we’re hoping for about five swimmers al this meet to
make it to the finals,’’ Carlyle said.
In the boys 10-and-under class will be Dylan Evans with hopes of making it to the finals in one of his
a two specialties: freestyle and backstroke.
Marina Checkley, Stacey Parr and Audrey Erb will represent the Bluebacks in the 11-12 girls class.
There are high hopes for Checkley swimming her specialties of freestyle and backstroke, Parr with
her freestyle sprinting and Erb’s breaststroke.
The lone Blueback swimmer in the boys 11-12 class is Tristan Brown.
Three swimmers are entered into the boys 13-14 class: Seth Downs, Garth Coxford and Kevin Andol-
fatto,

Northmen come back thirsty from Camelot
IN THEIR annual trek to Camelot, home of the Smithers Camels, the Terrace Northmen came back
empty. ,
| The June 18-19 doubleheader ended with two wins for the Camels, sending the Northmen down both
games 10-5.

It was 5-0 for the Camels at the half of the June 18 game. Northmen Kevin Patterson tied it up early in J

the second half with a plunge over the goal line.
But Patterson wasn’t enough as the game ended 10-5 for Smithers.
‘**The second game was like a re-run of the first,”” said Northmen mangaer David Hull. “Because of
J our incredible social skills, we were able to get over the losses quite easily aficr the games,’’

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The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 29, 1994 - C3

m Trigger
happy

SHOTS RANG out at the rod
and gun clubs in both Terrace
and Princa Rupert June 18.

Shown above is Ed Morris
shooting his way to Top Re-
volver at t0.bhe Prince Rupert
pistel shoot.

To the left is Bob Karrer at
the Terrace rod and gun club’s
first registered trap shoot.
Shown in the background is
shooter Bill Watscn.

See C10 for complete results
of both events.

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