Rupert boxer top overall
in annual Salmon Belt

Prince Rupert boxing fans en-
joyed 10 bouts Nov. 24 at the
annual Salmon Belt tournament
in Rupert’s Civic Centre. They
also got to see. former Canadian
champ Ken Lakusta of Edmon-

ton on hand to sive out the -

awards.
The top honour, the salmon

belt award, went to the best.

overall fighter. It was Rupert’s
Steve Jaeger who defeated Ala-
ska’s Vance Dale in the

175-pound senior open main.

event. -

Jaeger also won the Joe Mar-
tin Memorial’ Trophy for dedica-
tion and style. Dale was runner-
up to Jaeger in Salmon Belt
honours,

‘On the list of awards, Joey
Lossier of Terrace was best
junior with Mike Keisman of
Rupert as best junior ‘A’, John
‘Villeaux of Terrace as best
junior ‘B’ and Darren Bell of
Terrace as best junior ‘C’.

Top intermediate was Brian

Coehn of Rupert. Lossier and

Mike Kennedy were honoured
for putting on the best fight.

Kennedy was also honoured as

most inspirational boxer. .

The most sportsmanlike- fight- :

er was Jordan Leask of Rupert.
-Terrace coach Jeff Dilley sup-
plied the following comments on
the individual bouts.

First fight, Robert Doane.

Good fight. Robert in at 98 Ibs
_— a bit small for Michael (Nies-

mann). Second fight, good win
for Buddy (Doane over Don
Price). Fourth — Clinton Bell
put on an exhibition with older
and heavier Terrace boxer John
Veilleux, just so both could see
what it was like to get in the
ring. Clinton Sprained wrist,
referee stopped contest. Fifth —
Joey Lossier had an interesting
night going up against Mike
Kennedy, a former Terrace ama-
teur boxer and now a. world-
ranked professional kick boxer.

This fight was designed to push

Joey to his limit while Mike went

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just. hard enough to keep Joey

very busy for three action-pack-

.ed rounds. Sixth — Carl Good-
- all of Terrace (referee stops con-

test in 2nd round). Carl was

overmatched in this one. He put

on a real spirited effort but
because of the size difference

coach and referee stopped con-

test. Seventh — Darren Bell,
Junior C, 146 lbs, fought an
older opponent, 18 yr old from
Palmer, Alaska and defeated
him soundly in @ unanimous
decision. Darren with his choir-
boy looks surprised his older op-
ponent with his superior boxing
abilities and continually out-

manoeuvered the Alaska boy. ~
‘Eight — Josh Peter, a very good

effort for Josh. Again a size dif-
ference but put on a good box-

ing exhibition with the winner of -

bout one. Ninth — Neil Strain
of Terrace came on strong in the
3rd round to out hustle.a fading

_ Peter Dennis af Terrace. Win by

split decision in a battle of club
sparring partners.

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Cedar River spiel winners

The Cedar River Timber team -

ran up 34 points to win the an-

-nual Sponsor Appreciation bon-

spiel at Terrace Curling Club on
Nov. 24th weekend.

They needed a shootout for
second and third places when

‘Finning’s number one team and

Pelletier Enterprises tied with 32
points apiece. To break the tie,
each skip tossed one rock for
closest-to-the-button measure.

Finning wound up with the run-

nerup honour.
The spiel ran from 7 p.m. on

- Saturday to 3 p.m. on Sunday.

All 42 teams played three,
four-end games. Skips alterna- -
ted on every end.

To run up scores, teams got
one point for each end they won.
They got one point for, each
stone counting. They also got
two points for winning, no
points for losing and one point
for a tie.

The Cedar River Timber foursome won the annual sponsor appreciation spiel at the Terrace
Curling club on the Nov. 25 weekend.

Second place at the Terrace Curling Club's sponsor appreciation splel went to Finning's

“number one" team.

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