WEDNESDAY, ' APRIL 3, 1974

Lacrosse:

‘2nd in a'series <j

As in all-sports good equip-
: ent makes for good play and --
‘in the case of lacrosse where the
mall,hard ball can travel at
ary. ‘high “speeds -- safe play,
The basic plece of equipment

f course is the lacrosse stick:
; still. made by Indian

One of the, world's
largest’ distribulors. is) the.
Chishoun yornsse -- Manufac-

Nations Iroquois al. reserve at
Ohsweken also has a large plant
for the manufacture of sticks.
The best: sticks’ are made
rom ‘carefully : selected hickory
i asure from 42
‘length. The
crosse Association
ho-have endorsed all hickory” .
sticks,. warn agains!
laminate ‘slicks on the
rket-which break readily and
can. be; dal erous.

3 the us use of several’,

ylatidard-the- W:H, | "Brine =

Co. vi ‘Boston, Massachessells.
The hickory. sticks are made
after carefully selecting woud of
the right age. and size and then’
bending’a hook:at the-end:of-.a
lorig- straight. handle. “The-area
top af the handle Lo the

e hook is thonged fine

equipment. fora
“defenseman: is.
shoulder’ pads (often. . hockey”:
shoulder : pads with added.
aiection: the length’ of: each -

" fesiding about, or + Histening | toor watehifig o sports game can ‘only
: "how yau the surface, it very rarely can dip Into the emotions of the

_ players themselves.

The Herald is lortunale.to be abte to present the following iwo

articles; Greg Ross and Avis Agnew who have beth contributed —
much from the high school basketball level to. the Herald's sports

“section. this year both recently,
finals in the Vancouver area.

played In Provincial ‘basketball:

. Here are their articles, explaining a little of the feelings and”

emotions, the thoughts that rua

throngh a players mind during ¢ a

; final game ora double overdime period of basketball.

ly Ww

» What do you say to your
’ lunieiawa when you wipe out al
peruvinehs?

. Making it, la. proyineial
einen iy what a basketball
cent Ciyghts” forall season.
Kvery practice and every ganie

(3 Sau one more slep |

san loss down Lo nervousness
um. tell) saursell - lomarrow's
Rane will go betler, “But it
doesi i.
HOME VTE.
third game hy

After you've fost your
such Jotalty: ;

Hisconvapging scares, you're |
ready tor blood. You pity the,

neatteans yoo play und nudhing,
dot NOTHING, $6
vom wigning 4
You're: reatly< up far;
sie.
tie tournament, | Veit plan’ the

And neither does: the ;

by Greg Ross
Regardiess of ‘the outcome
this game, 40. minutes, would
“be the last of my eh school.
career. 7

ne

"Forty minutes later the ball”

-“teetered on the edge of the rim
and rolled off. My heart sank as
I shot a glance al the clock.
Templeton 64-- Terrace 64.
Overtime; - Another: three
rainutes.°'The coach’s words
slip in‘one ear and find their
way out.the other. Key words
like’ relax; « follow’. the . same
game plan,-nd press, work the
ball, settle it. down are all T
concentrate on,

One’ minute isn’t enough to

j ~eatch your breath and when the

I's win itor gou're oul of :

saute ul tagether—what to dio -

wud when ta (la il, You ‘regain
sai conlidence.

The game staris. “it's fast. und
Lense ful the whole (eum
working’ togeier “and | you're ©

ity ae lope And Hen you,
run inte foul | or
AS

ur zane Tinals and

1 the province.

ably; alter: five months of 7” : ‘i

ee Ttupert and: you're “,"
Ceawittagn for "rain .

arm), kidnay pads similiar ° :

those. worn,..in - football:
hletic supporter, knee pads 10.
avoid /abrasslans. from. the
concreje “surface
(similia :
basketball.” players), running
shoes and a pair of heavy socks
oekey gloves and a helmet and:
guard.."As you'can See |
: hild's. - hacke
equipment ; ‘
' “and: some,
ald: be

lender's gloves in lacrosse are *
heavier-and-more padded (han:
his leari-mates..’ Hockey goal-":
tending gloves.are notallowed ~
under’:
- Association’ ere

Canadian, : ‘Lacrosse .

pack, Uhe Lean
wn ; tamble

hres As our face You daou't
of. the

uprated
snort sant

Greg Ross

‘

. center -cirel

ease; Lhe lension, . both teams *
1. \raded remarks on the referees :
‘ ~ and put

" gaveup, but with 10

referee wailed impatiently at
center circle,-I dragged myself
‘10 position. By the look on his
face, Iam sure he was just as

nxious .t0. get .lo- his’ dressing

sweep for Terrace —

““Within. a few seconds, -

* play ‘Avas underway again and
~ my mind is geared lo. defense,
lel-someone else score. I have
‘he: feeling. everyone felt ‘this
-way because wilh.-30 seconds
left we wi wn m: by. 2 66-64,

esperation

threw.up- a ‘shal -

“with seconds remaining and my

. heart ‘flew. with the ball’as it
’ bounded high off the rim “and
“fell through... ‘A’ broad. ‘grin

‘Slowing the ball down and using
‘ the

~ Physically, - along.
rest of.the team, Iwas drained,
~ but’ emotionally we were all still
init. We had come’ ‘a long way,
‘for some of us; il-Was the end of”
seven. years - of baskelball
’ beginning at.thé old civie center
in. Terrace, who - would ° have

When the’ resulis of the fourth’

"ginal Terrace” Judé ‘Tou
‘aament ‘were tabulated lat
* Sajurday evening’ il" bee
clear ‘that: Terrace ig: fa
‘ becoming * the ‘force. to
“reckoned within Northern B.

* believed \il-wotlld ‘end in. the

Pacific ‘Coliseum?

’ Again we madeaur way to the
but this: time ‘ta ;

an. effort into the
traditional - “Good ck".
Templeton ‘sensed~ abr ‘ner-

yousness and’ pressed ust into.
mistakes which unfortunately,

‘they capitalized on: Slowly they:

began to’ wider. their’ lead and

were |
members

finished fir: eight second and

six.in third: ‘place.’ This: com-"
. pares favorably with the other
“-centers enlered, Prince Rupert-

whe en

managed only one first place

play stail-basketball..: No one:

and Tempellan oul in front by 7,-
ihe ganie appeared aut of reach
for us. [fell sick. They ran out

the clock and when the buzzer

‘sounded their bench was a
scene of jubilation, why nol?.

They had just secured fi fth
place in the Provincials in a
repeat.of dst years per-

formance, double overtime over
Hope ' Mustangs. |~ We were
disappointed but not disgraced

by any means. Fighth place aut .
of. 112 teams in the province -
isn't bad. More? than disap: «
tonal we were exhausted.

uiver ~The fifth “aivawal
Columbia Festival: of

‘16 through. June 3, «.

iy.
for the launching pad. "!
More: Anan .300-events will be.
slaged in close {6-100 “British
‘Columbia’ centres ‘during * the -
hrec week Festival and invalve.

al 'sporis. involved in thi
Festival...”

y are: orchery, baseball, |

ing ‘bocce ball, canae-

“keiyaks, cycling, darts, diving.

‘fence
gymnastics. go karts, gulf,
handball, hydroplanes, karale, :
logger sports, lacrosse, ‘tennis,
lawn, bowling, . motorsports,
‘rarksmanship, rugby, rowing,

sporl parace soccer,

:softball, sailing | : ‘skiing

Bg, iable lenis, (rae!
nd’. field; wat

wheelchair gi rs

king :
2 Of:

major

‘petitions, 21 are

international
provincial

\ field. hockey, ‘featball,’. .

championships wie 6 one major
Western Canadian and one

National championship are also,

< included.

Also, 17 major ‘provincial :
‘community festivals will also.”

“revolye around the s Festival af

: Chetwynd *

¥. :
Chilliwack (May “i6-June 3),
Crawford“ Bay’-{May. . 25-26),
*. Creston’ (May“17-20), Cum-
berland (May 18-20), Falkland

(May 19. 2), Pruiwale (May 24.

26), 100 Mile House «May 18-20) , :
;Keremeas’ (May... 18-20),
‘Nanaimo-. (May 17-20), New.
Wesiminster _ (May - ‘Te- 26),
Taylor (June 3}, Trail (June 1-
9), Victoria . (May 18-26),

“Warlield (May 25), and While.

~ Lake (May 18-19). .
Official opening: ceremonies °

© for the. fifth. British’ Columbia

‘Festival. of Sports will take
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; inee in the light weight division

“ofthe 10 and Lf bays age’ group

first place finishes,

- "and none. third.

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Doug Redmond picking up third

Greg McKenzie -of . Prince
George gave that club it's first —
place finish when he won the
light weight even t of the boys 12
and 13 year old class, ° Bill
Nichols of Prince. Rupert
finished second and Daie
Robertson, also of Prince
Rupert, was third, The heavy
weight catagory of .thri class
was won by Shane Palahickey
of Terrace, Kevin Traynor of *
Prince Rupert was second and
Angela Loggia of Kitimat third.

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weight division Altila Bezzegh
of Prince Rupdrt was first, Tim
Yule of Prince George second
and David Plaksew of Rupert
third. The heavy weight
division was swept by Prince
George With Kelly Doucette
first, Tom Roth second and
Dana Bamford third>-.

'_ Prince George continued to

pick up wins in’ the 16-18 light
weight division with Mathew
Connors first. and Kelly
Doucette finishing. second.
Mike Brousseauof Terrace was
third. In the heavy weight
was first, Tom Roth of Prince
George second and Lino Loggla
of Kitimat. third.

The seniors light weight

on was won by Ray Peters

of Kitimat with Joe Mandur of
Terrace in second. In the heavy
weight class: it! was Graham,
Goodwin of Kitimat first and
Terrace's Reiny Dusdahi ”
second.. -

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“welght event, Nay Peters, of

Kitimat :was first, - Kelly

‘Douceélle of George, second. In
the heavy weight’s it was Russ

Ko of-Burns Lake'first and Ron .

; Davis of. Kitimat second.

“In the girls events for those 14
years and under Karen Arnold-
Smith af..Terrace was first,
Ingrid. Metzmeier of Terrace
second and. Renny. Collusi of
Prince Rupert third, In the 12-
13 ‘age graup. il- was Shirley

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Dzuiba:of Kitimat second and
: Chere Schaw. of Prince. Rupert:
third. 7

Girls ages 14- 16 sow Maureen
Palahickey of Terrace take first

_place, Carol Sandhal of Terrace

* second and’. Anita, Olesen of
Ki tina t: she

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