G2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 7, 1995

Second day slump hurts

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HIK
Sunday, June 11
ROBINSON LAKE, near
Kitimat, offers a moderate,
low level hike, Meet at Ter-
race library at 9 an. of
Tourist Information centre in
Kitimat at 10 a.m. Jim (632-
6055) is leader. Fee of $1.

YOUTH SOCCER
Tonight
UNDER-14 GIRLS (6:30 pm)
Terrace Shell v Rossco
Braids v Wilkinson
UNDER-10 (6:30 p.m.)
RGB’s Terrabytes v Skeena
Cellulose
Webb’s
Sawmills
Carlyle Shepherd v Surveyors
Centennial Lions vy Shoppers
Wildwood v Elkers

an

Weavers v Skeena

Thursday, June &
UNDER-12 (6:30 p.m.)
Copperside v Cedarland
Overwaitea v Co-op
Sight & Sound v Finning
UNDER-16 (6:30 p.m.)
Bandstra v Constrictors

Saturday, June 10
UNDER-7 (9:30 a.m.)
Philpots v Safeway

Tilden v Northern Motor Inn
All Seasons v Vic Froese
Kinsmen v Rotary
UNDER S (10:30 a.m.)
Dairy Queen v Crampton
Cubs

Remax v Totem Ford
McAlpine v Terr. Chrysler

Monday, June 12
UNDER-19 GIRLS (6:30 pm)
Pizza Hut v Northern Drugs
‘Tide Lake v Richards
UNDER-16 (6:30 p.m.)
Constrictors v Bandstra

"Tuesday, June 13
UNDER-14 (6:30 p.m.)
Kerby & Sons v Irly Bird
Terr, Builders v Brady’s FC
' UNDER-19 (6:30 p.m.)
Councillors v Bavarian Inn:
TakharvManuels
(al games at Christy Park)

7 SOFTBALL
Sunday, June 11
CELEBRITY Game at River-
side Park, 2 p.m, start

MINOR SOFTBALL
Tonight
MITES (Cassie Hall 6 p.m.)
McAlpine v Terrace Interiors

SQUIRTS (Cas.Hall 7:15pm.)

Safeway v Almwood

Thursday, June 8

T-BALL (Riverside 6 p.m.)
‘ Northern Drugs v Kinsmen
PNG v CUPE 2012

R. King & Sons v Legion
MITES (Cassie Hall 6 p.m.)
Pizza Hut v Bridon

Co-op v Centennial Lions
Skeena Sawmills y Kitwanga
SQUIRTS (Elks 6 p.m.)
Norm’s Auto v Kitwanga
Skeena Hotel v Safeway
Minute Muffler v_ Dairy
Queen

Genuna Bath v Almwood
MIDGETS (R’side 7:15 p.m.)
Sight & Sound v Bandstra
BANTAMS (Elks 7:15 p.m.
Tanner Drywall y AM 59
Cedarland v All Seasons
(NWCCollege 6:30p.m.)
Bank of Montreal vy Blue
Ridge Ventures
PEEWEES (Elks 7:15 p.m.
Middleton v Remax
Lazelle Mini Storage vy
Bayview

Saturday, June 10

BANTAMS (R’side 9:30am.)

Vic Froese v Totem Furniture

Sunday, June 11
BANTAMS (Elks 6:30 p.m.
AM 59 v Cedarland

MIDGETS (R’side 6:30 p.m.) «

Bandstra v Sight & Sound

PEEWEES (Elks 6:30 p.m.)

Middleton v Bayview

Tuesday, June 13
T-BALL (Riverside 6 p.m.)
Legion v Northern Drugs

PNG v Kinsmen

SQUIRTS (Cassic Hall 6pm.)
Gemma Bath v Min, Muffler
Kiwanga v Safeway
Almwood v Skeena Hotel
MITES (Elks 6 p.m.)
Kitwanga v Bridon

Skeena Sawmills v Pizza hut
Centennial Lions v T Interiors
Pizza Hut ¥ Centennial Lions
Co-op v McAlpine
MIDGETS (R'side 7:15 p.m.)
Overwaitea v Bandstra

Cont'd page C12

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ROUNDS OF 82 by both Tyler
Gibson and Mike Vandermuellen
helped Caledonia finish day one
provincial _— golf
championships in the middle of
the pack.

But that was as close as the
team would get.

“We had a terrible second
day,” said coach Clayton Lloyd-
Jones.

The exception was Gibson who
fired a ‘74, the fourth best round
of the day. And his 36-hole total

of 156 put him in 16th overall out

of 110 golfers,

That performance pave
Caledonia an opportunity. ‘‘All
those ahead of us played poorly
the second day,”’ Lloyd-Jones ex-

plained. Unfortunately, the rest of
the team was unable to take ad-
vantage.

Vandermuellen fired an 85 for a
167 total, second best on the

team, while Terry Smith bal-

leoned to a 96 on day two after an
opening round of 87.

With temperatures hitting 32
degrees, Lloyd-Jones noted the
hot, dry conditions made for very
fast greens which some golfers
adjusted to better than others,

However, he added, the
groundskeepers did a good job of
maintsining the course consider-
ing the conditions,

Lioyd-Jones noted the touma-
ment was not without con-
troversy. Castlegar’s Sean

CUPE 2012 v R.King & Sons 7

SAFE AT the plate: Tymoschuk catcher Ken Veld-

man got the tag on but had the ball popped out of his
glove allowing the Northwest Oldtimers to score.

THERE’S A number of new
faces on the Chevron Juniors

this season, but the influx has

done nothing to blunt the local
fastball team’s power.

But they had to dig to
maintain their unbeaten run in
May 27-28 action at the
Northwest Community Col-
lege diamond,

Twice they staged come-
from-behind charges to
squeeze by Tymoschuk
Petroleum. Four RBIs from
Neid got the Juniors a 5-4 win
in the first and a four run, final
inning outburst delivered the
second, 6-5.

But there was no close call

| Close calls, but
Jrs. unbeaten

against the Northwest Old-
timers, Verdi’s three-run
homer helping them to a 7-1
verdict.

Leading the Juniors from the
mound was newcomer Brady
Byrne who recorded 20 strike
outs in pitching all but two of
the Chevron innings.

The remaining game of the
weekend saw the Oldtimers
bounce back to a 7-3 victory
over Tymoschuk,

Noteworthy Tymoschuk
pitching performances came
from Brad Neufeld who struck
out 11 in a losing cause and
Kevin Neufeld who collected
16 Ks from his two starts.

Creighton was disqualified for
signing a card with a lower score
than he had actually shot.

And the Belmont team lost the
championship when one of their
golfers was disqualified for
smoking marijuana on the course.

Buoyed by his performance,
Gibson. is now feeling confident
about his target, next month's
B.C. Junior champicaships.

“He knows now he can play
with those guys,’’ said Lloyd-
Joues, He also pointed out Gibson
could have finished higher than
his 16th overall but for three-
putting seven holes on day one.

Vandermuelien and Devon
VanHulle are other possible local
entries for the Juniors.

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