Reds slump centinue

by Dave Hamilton

‘The Terrace Reds has had
their losing streak extended
to slx games, coutesy of the
Hazelton Braves, as they
dro a double-header on
Sunday. The Braves

‘defeated the Reds by scores .

of 31 and 11-7.

The first game featured a
pitchers duel between Reds’
rookie Jim Kellar and
Hazelton’s Brian Dubasov,
an ex-Red and veteran of the
pitching game.

Dubasov allowed only two
hits and held the Reds
scoreless until the bottom of
the seventh when Dave

Hamilton singled, took third’

on an error, and scored on a
throw to second. Dubasov
recorded nine strikeouts on
his way to victory:

Hazelton took an early 1-0
lead as they scored in the top
of the first inning.. Ray
Sturney walked, stole

_ Becond, then scored on Bob
Wilson's single. The Braves
took a 2-0 lead in the third as
Wilson singled and Morgan
and Smith walked to load the
bases; then Wilson scored on
a paas ball. The visitors last
run came an inning later
with walks hurting the Reds
again. Al Francis and Ray
Sturney received walks
before Glen Brennan hit an

Kellar allowed only four
hits but walked eight batters
and struck out ten on route to
his loss,

The second game was a
wild affair with, Hazelton
winning it in the top of the
seventh as before then it
appeared that the hometown
boys would pick up their first
victory, ;

The Reds began the
scoring in the first: inning
when Bob Sheridan singled,
stole second then scored on
Hamilton's single to left.
Hazelton came right back
and took a 2-1 lead on 4 walk
to Dubasov, a single by
Sturney and a double by
Brennan, Their lead was as
short-lived as the Reds when
Terrace scored twice in the
bottom of the second to take
a3-2 lead. Rob Dozzi drew a
walk, stole second, took third
on a: pass ball “and stole
home. The Reds other run
came when Daryl Mallet
walked and scored‘ on a
double by Willie Harvey. «

Hazelton tied the score in
the top of the fifth on a
single, two walks and a pass
ball. The Reds came back in
the last half of the fifth to
regain the lead ag they
scored four times. Harvey
drew a walk, Legauffe
singled and Sheridan was hit

off-field double to score a by a pitch to load the bases.
run. Heit then singled up the
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MOSCOW (AP) —- l= 5 om an

Muhammad Ali, former
world heavyweight boxing
champion, arrived in

Moscow today and said he .

hopes to meet Soviet leader
Leonid Brezhnev, spar with
Russian boxers and possibly
stay a few months to train
for his rematch with Leon

Spinks. .
Ali, who lost his title to
Spinks last February, said
be was excited and thrilled to
’ be in the Soviet Union.
He said he would stay
away from controversial

topics during his 12-day stay ©

in Moscow and the Moslem
cities of Tashkent and
Samarkand,

“] know nothing about
politics and policies of
countries,”

_ arrival at Moscow's

Smeremetyevo Airport.

All, 36, sald he thinks he
has a lot to learn from Soviet
boxers about physical
conditioning and stamina.

Soviet boxers do not fight
international profeasional
bouts but the government
newspaper Izvestia quoted
Ali as saying he hopes to
stage an exhibition bout with
Russian fighters, -

He’ said no definite
arrangements had been
made to extend his stay here
but that he has five months
until the Spinks rematch.

. AH was accompanied by
his wife, Veronica, and an
entourage of six persons,

He was met at the airport
by. officials of the Soviet
Committee of ‘Physical
Culture and Sports, who wil!
be his hosts in the Soviet
Union. n

Ali became a hero here
when he refused the US.
military draft in 1967.
Russia's newspaperf, radio
- and television have partied
glowing reports © an
the Soviet Sports Committee
gays it is standing by to
accommodate Ali's whims.

e told Soviet: £
and Western reporters on his °

errant lover, -

me,

roll as to:

this programme;

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parcels.

B of the Court.

haere 00) MEERA
Burning laurel loaves was once believed to bring back an

.. The Court of Revision will sit in the
Municipal Council Chambers at 7:30 p.m. on
Wednesday, Juhe 28, 1978, to review the
frontage tax assessment roll, prepared
pursuant to Section 416 of the ‘Municipal

Act”, for the paving of the 4600 Block of
B® Davis Avenue (Kalum Street to Sparks
Street) as a local improvement program-

.. The Court of Revision shall hear com. i
plaints and may review and correct the §
aforementioned frontage tax assessment

ti) the names of the owners of the parcels
of land liable to be specially charged under

- (ii) the actual foot frontage of the par-
.. (ii) the taxable _foot frontage of the

.. The frontage'tax assessment roll shall be
kept open for inspection at the Muncipal
Office, 3215 Eby Street, Terrace, B.C.
during regular office hours (8:30 4.m. to
4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday). -

..A‘complaint shall not be heard by the
Court of Revision unless written notice of §
the complaint has been made to the office of
the Clerk at least 48 hour's prior to the sitting

middle to score two runs and
Sheridan and Heit scored on
a series of errors and pass

Half an inning later it was
the Reds turn to commit
errors as the Braves came
back to tie the score. Wilson
and Morgan got on by. errors
then Reds’ Gino Iamele
walked two consecutive
batters to score one run.

With the bases loaded a’

number of bad throws
allowed the runners to score.
The Braves wrapped it up
in the seventh as they scored
four times via a Bob Wilson
home run, Two errors anda
walk allowed Hazelton to
load the bases. With the
count one ball and two
strikes Wilson hit the ball
over the left field fence,
lamele picked up the loss
with relief help from Bob
Sheridan. For the Braves,
Garry Marshall started but
Winston Leary came on to
record the victory.
Speaking on the loss, a
team gpokesman put it this
way, “We had the win in our
hands. In the last two in-
nings they (the Hraves) had
only two hits but scored eight
times. There were just too
many errors, (5), and

walks,” he explained,
Watch the HERALD for
the next Reds attempt at a

win

E.R. Hallsor §
Clerk-Administrator

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Ss Channel.

still dirty

MK Report - by Don Pear-
son, Custom Sports, Kitimat

The tide this morning Is
Low at 1:15 p.m. with 5.2 ft.,
and High at 8:00: p.m. with
13.1 ft.

Douglas Channel] fishing
aver the weekend was done
in moderate weather with
many boats out. It seems
that the entire Channel area
has a large number of 2 to 12
ib. Springs in now.

The Channel is still dirty

‘out as far as Jeasie Falls,

making most of the fisher-
men fish at least this far out,

Almost all boats brought
home Salmon this weekend
with a good assortment of
crab and ground fish as well.

I myself had fresh Halibut
for supper last night, The
hottest spot seems to have
been Jessie Falls and the far
end of Sue Channel,
anywhere between 20 and 90
ft. in depth,

Briefly

THE HERALD, Tuesday, June 13, 1978, PAGE 5

Mishaps and Tender-benders don’t stop Stock Cars.

by Linda Turner
Hello Race Fans;

Just a few words to let you know the club is still hard at it.
We had another day of racing, despite the few rain showers
wehad, Itwas an exceptionally good day of racing witha few

mishaps and fender benders,

Qurnext race will be held on Sunday 18th with time trails at
i p.m, and race at2 p.m. Hope to see you al] there.
Here are some reguits from the last race day:

, Terrace Stock Car Results
ATROPHY DASH BTROPHY DASH
WRee i 17 Torn Sheasby
66Hervquast ’ ¢  44Shaunce Krusselbrink
7BrianTurner - ° 4Larry Alger
AHEAT " ‘'BHEAT
15AlRasko~— - 97 Ken Gordon
44 Jim Irvine 17 Tom Sheasley
55 Dennis Ward 54 Jim Davis
AMAIN B MAIN
66 Herb Quast 44 Shaunce Krusselbrink
55 Dennis Ward . 99 Bob Postuk
44 Jim Irvine 17 Tom Sheasby
JAMBOREE
44 Jim Irvine
99 Norm Stewart

154 Jim Davis

A POINT STANDINGS

44 Jim Irvine

66 Herb Quast

78 Brian Turner
99 Norm Stewart
11 Ron King

55 Dennis Ward

_17Tom Sheasby

17 Dennis Williams
4Larry Alger

4 Bruce Hoffman
15 Al Rasko

B. POINT STANDINGS
44 Shaunce Krusselbrink
17 Tom Sheasby

99 Bob Postuk

55 Dennis Ward

17 Dennis Williams

54 Jim Davis

15 Al Rasko

78 Linda Turner
4Larry Alger

77 Danny McBryan

11 Ron King

97 Ken Gordon

POACHERS USE
CROSSBO'
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cep poachers are
using a modern version of
the ancient crossbow, the
local farmers’ union reports.
“The modern crossbow is
extremely accurate at ton
range and many are fi
with telescopic eighlay tee
Brian Edwards, the union's
secretary. The ‘union wants
crossbows licensed, .

Milwaukee 2-5 Toronto 14
Larry Hisle hit a tie-
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eighth inning to back Lary -

Sorensen’s five-hit. pitching
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