PAGE 6, THE HERALD, Friday, May 26, 1978

Yucca Futz on-tap for
Terrace Skydivers

The Terrace Skydivers are still alive, and kicking. The group
recently competed in the 11th Annual Kamloops Skydiving May Meet
at which one Terrace skydiving novice took second place.

Roxanne Vermette, of Kitimat, was the only local jumper to take a

front-line spot with her jumps.

Other than Roxanne only two members of the local club were able to
Tom _ Simpson and Diane Mueller were the
courageous pair who took the trip to Kamloops.

_In anticipation of this year’s B.C. Summer Games seven local
jumpers, including the areas of Kitimat, Prince Rupert, and Van- '

attend the meet.

derhoof, are preparing for competition.

In the more recent future a jump-off will be held in Vanderhoof July
22and 23. Following that members will be ready for the August 19 and

20 jumps at the Summer Games.

For more information on the jump-offs call Tom
The fourth Annual Yucca Futz will be held at Woodcock B.C. July i

and 2. This is a club sponsored competition.

_Categories for the meet number four: Novice, from O jumps to self-
supervised jumps, Junior, from self-supervised to 75 jumps, In-
termediate, from 76 to 250 jumps, and Senior, from 251 jumps and up.

Trophies will be presented the participants in the Yucea Futz for
first place jumpers. Plaques will accompany second and third place

divers.

Team accuracy is another aspect of the competitions which awards a
club with a plaque,Perhaps the most honoured trophy is the one to be
presented the most sportsman-like guy or gal skydiver. |

The Woodcock competition will include a barbeque on Saturday so all
are urged to bring their camping gear and make a weekend of it,

Woodcock is located about 50 miles from Terrace and has a good

landing site.

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Innisfail cow-pokes lead rodeo

Central Alberta cowboys
and particularly those fram
Innisfail, led the lineup at the.
pay window at the Stavely,
Alta., Indoor rodeo, May 12
to 14.

Innisfail’s Ivan Daines
won the saddle brone riding
with a mark of 75 on Big
Country Radeo's Morley
while neighbor Larry
Robinson won the calf roping
with a sizzling 6.0 seconds.
Daines and Robinson
qualified for both the

Canadian Finals Rodeo and |

the National Finals Rodeo in

1977.
Allan Thorpe of Bowden,
Alta., sharéd top spot: in

bareback riding with a new--

comer to the Canadian pro
rodeo scene, Les Bell of
Orange, Australia.

Jim Brown of Hussar,
Alta., recorded the highest
mark of the rodeo with a 90
on Big Country’s Homer to

Vancouver
lacrosse

VANCOUVER (CP)
Doug Hayes scored twice to
lead Vancouver Burrards to
an 11-6 win over Coquitlam
Adanaca in Western
Lacrosse Association action
Wednesday night.

Other Vancouver scorers
were John Krgovich, Greg
Grieve, Bob Holmes, Ward
Sandergon, Bill Foote, Rico
Bellusci, Ron Pinder, Pat
Ryan and Taki Vohalia,

The score was tied 3-3 after
the first period and Van-
couver led 96 after the
second,

Coquitlam, which has won
only one game in five starts
this season, got three goals
from Randy Delmonico,
while Moe Jodoin, Wayne
McAuley and Randy Bryan
added singles. -

Vancouver goaltender
Brad Berraw blocked 97
shots, while John Lewis and
Greg Thomas combined for
39 stops for Coquitlam.

Spain

ROME (AP) — Jose
Higueras of Spain ousted
third-ranked Brian Gottfried
of the United States from the
$230,000 Italian Open tennis
championships today while
Harold Solomon beat fellow
American Arthur Ashe.

Higueras, seeded No. 13,
won 6-3, 6-2 as Gottiried was
caught on an off day, his
backhand: placement shots
falxag short of their target.

Ashe, 32, ‘the former
Winibledon champion at-
tempting a comeback after a

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win the bull riding. Three
peints Sack was Mike
Tierney of Broken Bow,
Nebraska.

Kent Butterfield of Stet-
ter, Alta., topped the steer
wrestlers with a run of 3.9
seconds, followed by Tom
Ivans of Lethbridge at 4.1

seconds, .
Keith Elliott of Edmonton
won the novice saddle bronc

event while ghree Albertans,
Jerri Duce, Granum, Maria
McGhie, Cardston, and Rilla
Sappok, Ryley, tied for first
place in ladies barrel racing.

Prorodeo action continues
with events at Taber, Alta,
May 20 to 22, Cloverdale,
B.C... May 19 to 22 and
Falkiand, 5.C., May 21 and
22.

Israeli coach not
allowed in China

DAYTON, Ohio (AP) —
The U.S. men's volleyball
team, accusing the Chinese
of “political shenanigans,”
has cancelled its June tour of

China,

“What began as a friendly
playing tour of China at their
invitation has become a
political hassie,’’ coach
Doug Beal told a news
conference Th
and
women's teams were invited
to play a series of matches in
China June 3-18. But the
Chinese refused to permit
Arie Selinger, coach of the
women's team, to go on the
tour because she was
travelling under an Israeli
passport, Beal said. Selinger
is an Israeli citlzen who has
coached the team for three

years. ‘

“We objected to this
position by the Chinese arid
have been in negotiation

since the time they put this .

roadblock In our way,”’ Beal
said. “We feel that for the
women's team to make the
tour without their coach
would be a real handicap as
wellas a slap in the face, The
Chinese now say that the
coach could come if she gets
a United States re-entry

visa.

“As a matter of principle,
we cannot accept these
political shenanigar We
wanted to go to China to play
volléyball, not international
politics,”

The women’s team is
scheduled to leave for Korea
and Japan May 27.

UBC coach trys
Canadian league

VANCOUVER (CP)
Dianne Murray is 2 23-year-
old volleybali coach with
impressive credentials who
would like a full-time
coaching position in Canada,

Murray, a Vancouver
native whose playing career .
with the national team was
cut short by a back’ injury,
has handled. the women’s
team at the University of

rallies

season off with foot surgery,
struggled for two sels, but
caved in to eightseeded
Solomon €-4, 3-6, 6-0.
Fourth-ranked Eddie
Dibbs of the United States

gained the quarter-finals by ©

eliminating unrankec
Australian Kim Warwick 7-5,
3. .

Among women, top-seeded
Mina Jausovec of
Yugoslavia was drubbed by
defending champion Janet
Newberry of the United
States 3-6, 6-2, 7-5.

British Columbia for two

- years as a non-paid student.

UBC Thunderettes won the
Canadian women’s senior
title earlier this year and
also tock home the national’
intercollegiate , cham.

‘pionship.’ Now, armed with

‘a degree from UBC's faculty
of education, she wouldlike a
full-time’ coaching job in
Canada so that she can pay
off her student loans.

Murray knows that such a
job in Canada is rare and she
has resigned herself to
looking for a teaching
position.

. “Coaching in a Canadian.

university doesn't seem as

important as it is in the .

States,”’ she said in a recent
interview. You can’t make
a living from it and that's
why we lose a lot of coaches
to American schools,’” -

Murray hasn't had any
fulltime coaching offers an?
eaid she likely will teach et
the high school level—ang

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Days in Edmonton. Don a Gay Nineties costume. Pan for gold.
Cheera hero or booa villain at an old-fashioned melodrama.
Thrill to the rhidway, ¢horoughbred racing, street dances, parades
& casinos. And that's only part of the fun you'll have at K-Days.
July 19th co 29th, :

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international golf tourney

Two more national PGA
Champions, including
Roberto De Vicenzo of
Argentina, have accepted
invitations from the
Canadian Professional
Golfers’ Association, to
participate in the $100,000
Labatt’s International Golf
Classic in’ Vancouver,
August 17 to 20.

David Zink, Executive
Director of the CPGA,
yesterday revealed. that the
great+international veteran
from Argentina has agreed

‘ta ple~in the 150th Labatt's ©

anniversary event at the

- Shaughnessy Country Club.

Also added to the field is
Patrick Cotton of the Club
France neer Paris, holder of
the’ French Professional
Golfers’ Association
Championship and a regular
member of the strong fleds
that compete in the
European Order of Merit
Championshipa.

De Vicenzo is one of golf's
great international stars,
winner of the British Open
Championship at Hoylake in

1967, and in the top 10 of that
event nine other times in a
span of almost 30 years, He
has held the Argentine Open
title 10 times, was runner-up
in the Masters to Bob Goalby
in 1968, won the Brazilian
Open six times in addition to
the Dutch, French, German,
Spanish, and Jamaica

Opens.

Previows entriés in the
prestige-filled event which
the CPGA and Labati’s plan
as the second richest tour-
nament in Canada this year,
are defending Champion
George Knudson of Toronto's
Oakdale Golf Club, New
Zealand PGA Champion
Simon Owen and South
Africa’ PGA Champion John
Bland. .

“We are pleased with the
way responses are coming in
from our invitations”, Zink
said yesterday.

“We cannot expect to get
all of the PGA Champions
from around the world
because our dates will un-
doubtedly conflict with other
major world tournaments”,

Bengals could lose

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CINCINNATI (AP)
Cincinnati Bengals of the
National Football League
appeared unconcerned about
a report that one of their
first-round draft choices,
defensive end Ross Browner,
might join Toronto
Argonauts of the Canadian
Football League.

‘tt doesn’t concern us,"
general manager Paul
Brown said Wednesday, “If
he goes to Canada, he'll be
back in a year or two
anyway. Not only is Canada
a foreign country, but there
is the NFL pension and
several cther benefits here to
consider,

: “We have our three
defensive linemen plus we
have Ted Vincent, whom we
like, as well as Ken Johnson
and Coy Bacon, We'd like to
have Browner but if he went
to Canada it wouldn't be a
life-pr-death matter.’’

The Notre Dame graduate
was in Toronto Tuesday and
said he was leaning toward
signing with the Argonauts,

_—

-the.team that is suing the

Bengals for $2 million for
allegedly tampering with of-
fensive tackle Mike Wilson.

Mike Brown, Bengals’
assistant general manager,
flew last week to the Atlanta
office of Browner’s agent,
Prentice Yawkey, and has
communicated with him by

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Channel .
Chatter

by Don Pearson, Custom
Sports :

Low at 11:20 a.m. at 16
feet

High tide this afternoan at
5:30 at 14 feet, adjusted to
Kitimat waters. ,

Douglas channel fishing is
good again today for Spring
salmon with most boats
catching fish.

After work last night I
went out myself and caught a
number of fish commonly
known as Shakers. These
fish are Spring salmon of one
or two year old fish. They
were caught 30 feet down on
Herring Strip along with a
large Flasher.

Hot sports are just this
-aide of Cleo Bay and Jessy
Falls area. Some large
Springs did come in
yesterday from the Bisher
Bay area and these fish
weighed in at the 35 pound
size, +

he added. ‘However, we are
pleased with the responge s0_
‘far and we expect to be able
to announce some more
names ‘in the near future”.

For the first time in the
CPGA's history, the
Championship is being
thrown open to foreign
players as a form of ap-

preciation to Labatt
Breweries of Canada
Limited who are celebrating

their 150th birthday in
business and thelr 12th as
sponsor of the CPGA
Championship.

In addition to invitations.
sent out to more than 20 PGA
champions throughout the
world, the CPGA and
Labatt's have sent in-
vitations to a number of
other major international
stars. .

“We will be announcing
within the next week”, Zink
stated, ‘“‘the entry of one of
the world’s premier golfers,

_as well as other entrants
from several other golfing

nations”. —

Line-up
Switch-up

‘ American League
Toronte Blue Jays option
pitcher Dave Wallace to Syr-
aeuce of the International
League; sign relief pitcher
Mike Willis. .
Detroit Tigers recall

Evansville of the American
‘Association; place pitcher
Fernando Arroyo om
assignment. ; .
FOOTBALL CFL
Hamilton Tiger-Cats sign
quarterback Steve
Mariucci; claim defensive
back Ward Smith on waivers
from Toronte Argonauts.
British Columbia Lions
sign running back Rod
Connors, wide recelver Join
Titzen and defensive back

Don Guy,
Toronto Argonauts sign
defensive back Steve

Ackroyd and kicker Jchn
Archibald. .

NFL ;

San Francisco ‘49ers sign
quarterback Bruce
Threadgill and defen-
sivetackle Archie Reese.

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Cleveland Barons sign
centre Mike Eaves from
University of Wisconsin.
Colorado Rockies return
defenceman-left winger Bob
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Vanco Baleviki scored two strength of two goals by Carl
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three goals ina 3-1-winover by goalkeeper David

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m nesday night, but the NASL, Memphis Rogues,
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playmaker,” says the 30
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don't know my team-mates
well enough to make the
good plays.”

In four: games with

Toronto, Balevski has scored
on three penalty kicks, one
rebound, and on a shot from
about 20 yards out, The five
goals account for half of the
team’s scoring in its opening.
ten games.
_ Balevski's penalty kick at
4:19 of the first half gave
Metros a 1-0 lead and started
Toronto on its way to its third
win of the season against six
losses.

Seattle was gaining control
of the match as the first half
drew to a close, and early in
the second half they tied the
score at 1-1. Balevski’s
second goal at 62:53 put the .
Metros back in the lead and
an insurance goal by Ivair
Ferreira rounded out the
scoring. so

Chicago Sting took its first
victory of the season 2-1 over
Detroit Express on the

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with a 3-2 win over Tampa
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Tony Bellinger scored the
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shootout that went to the
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Dallas Tornado a 21 win
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In other shootout games,
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