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to the future

Houlden’s Logging is one League, manned mostly by
of the new entries in the players from last years
Terrace Mens Fastball Scrub League, but they're

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«oth UO WEATS ON, - ue.

One of the big things going
for Houlden’s team ts that
they’ relatively young,
with according to player-
ecuach Gerry Wesley, an
average age of araund 22
years. ‘We're not holding
any great expectations for
this year,” comments
Wesley, ‘we're more or less

shooting for next year, but .

still hope to win the odd
game this season.”

On the mound for
Houlden's will be John
Sandhals, who will be backed
up by Maurice Sam, Coach
Wesiey is high on second

basemen Jim Cooley, who,

hp says, is “getting better
every year ,
Understandably,
Houlden's doesn't have a set
lineup as yet, a3 they’re still
trying players at various
ositions, They're also still
in need of a player or two, as
their roster is short of ‘the 16
man team-they hope for.

Gerry Wesley is handling:

the couching duties, as well

as playing, but the team is"

actively seeking a good full
time coach. Anyone in-
terested in playing or
coaching can call Gerry a
635-4387, .
Also, the Terrace Mens
Fastball League is in need of
umpires. Anyone interested
in filling the bill can call 635-
$295 and ask for Bruce.

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THR ACER EDIE

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herald SPORTS

with Chris Porter

THREE STRAIGHT VICTORIES _ a
-Northmen on win streak -

travelled to Kitimat fer two
games Sunday afternoon,
and came out on the winning
end of both, to extend their so
far undefeated seagon to
three straight wins.

The first game, against
Kitimat, saw the Northmen
completely dominate the
Aluminum City squad, and
come out with a one-sided 28-
Qvictory. Ken Sommerfeldt,
Neil Flelschmann,. and
Adrian Enright scored first
half trys. with Bill Wareup
converting two of them, to
stake Terrace to a 160
half.:melead. The Northmen
continued to dominate in the
second half, as Ernie Dusdal
notched a try, and Ken
Sommerfeldt added his
second of the game. Bill
Wareup converted both. to
make the final score 28-D in
favor of the Northmen.

The Northmen’s second

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much closer, tightly fought
affair. The two teams battled
through a scoreless first
half, but Terrace’s Ken
Sommerfeldt came: through
in the second half with the
only try of the game. Bill
Warcup converted to make
the final score 6-0 in favor of
the Northmen, and extend
this seasons winning streak
to three games. ;

Next Sunday, the Nor-
thmen: will play a match
against a mixture of Kitimat
and Prince Rupert players
as a warmup for Edmonton's
Rugby Fest, the biggest in
North America, The Rugby
Fest is slated far the Victoria
Day weekend, and involves
some 25 to 30 teams from ail
over ‘North:America. The
Northmien, with some ad-
ditions fram Kitimat’s and

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