WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1874

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- THE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C

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1974 lacrosse

season winds
— down this week

Four lacresse teams from
Terrace, representing four age
groups among the younger set,
travelled to Kitimat’ last
weekend to lake on Kitimat
compelitors. Although the
locals gave a good showing ina
couple of games, the experience
of Lhe Kilimat teams was (eo
much for them and they
dropped all four matches.

In the midget compe'ition
Terrace wound up on (he wrong
end of a 9-4 score while in the
bantam class they narrawed the
gap to 7-5. ’ League president
Pal Ogawa called the 7-5
bantam loss the best game of

the day. In the pee wee division -

the final score was 16-1 in favor
of Kilimal while the Kitimat
novices wenl lo work on our
local boys and came away with
a 12-5 victory.

There is -no exhibition
lacrosse aciion planned for the
near fulure for the Terrace”
\eams,

This week they will all but end
their regular season schedule
with a spate of games
throughout the week.

In Division I, two games

remain to be played. This
division, for boys 13-15 years of
age, will see action lonight at 7
p.m. with the O.K. Tire Store
Ramblers against the Armim
_Sander’s Welders. Tomorrow
nighi, at 3 p.m. the Vie Froese
Trucking Roadrunners play the
Arnim Sander’s Welding team
in the season wrap-up.

Divison IT, those 13 and under,
also has two scheduled games,
both invalving the ail-girls
team, the Terriers. Tonight at 8
p.m. they'll lake on the Tyees
and then Thursday at 7, (hey'll
battle the Adanacs,

Division IM, for the youngest
players, has one remaining
game. That game,the tenth of
the short season, features the
league's only (wo Leams, the
Shamrocks and the Jayhawks
lomorrow night at 6 p.m.

In the senior division, there
are alsb iwo games to be
played. Tonight at 9 p.m, it’s
the Royal Canadian
Legionairres against the men's
ieam, while Thursday at 9, the
Cassiar Construction Casslars
take on the. Legionairres,

5

Register

now for

__ late summer

The. Terrace. Piperewiont of
Parks.:and | Re¢reation . has
operiad: registration: for’ the:
British, Columbia Sailing
Assoclation's basic sailing
course to be held for five days
lale in August, And if the
success,.of the last two sailing
clinies is any indication, you'd
be wise to gel righ! down to the
Terrace“ Arena's front office
and register.

The Clinic will be held from
August-26 to 30th al Lakelse
Lake and is open to all those .
interested in sailing and who
are over ten years of age.
Registration fees are $7 for
those 10-18 years of age and $13
for those ninetean years and |
older,

The course consists of in-
struction in elementary boat:
handling, lerminclogy, capsize
procedure, docking, knot lying.
By the end of the basic course,
students should be able to
handle their boals well inwinds
registering up tu 10 knots.

As well as the basic course,
two second year courses cunt be
offered at the same time. The
first comprises advanced boat

handling and Includes spin-

_. Sailing clinic

naker handling, sail making, a

boal. buying and ‘construction,

set A & B divisions

Of the 677 boys that registered .

for minor hockey, on Saturday,
only 85 were in the 7-8 year old
range, meaning a drop.in the
number of bug leams nexl year.
Under the league's new policy
of limiting team numbers to 17
or 18 players, this will give the
league five teams, instead of
last year’s eight.
leagues, the pee wee pups and
pee wees, will remain the same,
with ten teams. in each division.

What it means is a little less
pressure on the league from the
younger groups, both in trying
to find enough coaches and in
scheduling the available ice
lime,

146 boys registered for the
bantam section, leaving that
league al teams while 66
midgets .- registered. Juvenile
repistralion was amere 26 boys,

Other

Al an executive Monday
night, the league agreed to split
the pee wee pup and pee wee
divisions into ‘A’ and ‘b’ sec-
tions. Older boys
within the division would play
the ‘A’ division with the
younger boys in Line ‘B’ division.
Boys that showed more talent
could be moved to the A
division, while those needing
more development could be
moved to the B,

The idea behind the executive

* move is to give the boys more
‘comparable competition within

their leagues. It was suggested
that the bantam league also be

broken dawn into the 2 leagues,
but the executive tabled the
idea pending further study of
the wuation in the hantam age

grou,

The registration also showed
4 willingness on the part of the
community adults. to par-
Ucipate in the minor hockey
program. Thirty-three men
signed up for coaching duties
and iwelve men and women
showed an interest in. score-
keeping for the- next. season.
Others indicated a willingness
to referee games, take care.of
uniforms and helpin whatever
way possible.

ooh ah

‘An old Irish belief is that a

person wearing a shamrock
can understand dogs,

Kitwanga, meee

Terrace girls softball teams

did well over the weekend,

winning two thirds of the

. silverware in the Terrace Girls,

Softball tournament. The local
girls competed against teams
from Kitwanga, Kitimat,
Thornhill and Houston in the
two day affair which attracted’
fair size crowds lo the Agar
Avenue Park. |

The winner: in the squirt
division, for the youngest soft-
ball players, was: a Terrace
team, coached by Stella Shaule,
Marian Calder and- Roland

Pelletier. The Terrace girls did ©

in Lwo other Terrace entries and
a team from Kilwanga.: Fer

‘their win the Terrace team was.

awarded ‘the Price-Skeena

. Forest’ Products trophy.

In the- pee wee division, for

competitors belween the ages of:
10 and 12, it was. again aTerrace .

team taking lop. -honots. The

“basie navigation; anchoring’:

procedure and beat trim:

The. second two. year curse
consisis of racing and teaches
rules of racing techniques for
winning and tactics to help you
out-manouver the competition.

Only one of the two year
courses will be offered,
whichever demand dictates.

Remember to register early.
Despite the fact thal the clinic
»willbe held in August, that isn't
‘that far away and the demand
for the course has been great
aver the past several years.

1m erry
Wig » , - a
I, Ser OE

Ever wonder how many races

a hotse could win during one
career? Kingston, one of the
flestest thoroughbreds ever ta
ciecle the oval, won the stag-
ging total of 89 races in 138 |
starts!

In Belgium, a spoonful of
ashes and water was thought.
Lo cure consumption.

team, coached by Peggy
Hobenshield and Judy Degernes
knocked off opponents from
Thornhill, Houston and another
Terrace team to win the. Rold
Contracting Trophy. .

The final division was the
bantam division for girls 13-16.
The winner of the Centennial
Lions Trephy was the Kitwanga
team coached by Marg and
Gerry Gord, a téam that won
most of is: games by healthy

‘margins due to a well-balanced
_and awesome attack at the bat.

They won the trophy over leams
from: ‘Terrace, Thornhill,
Kitimat and Houston.

The Terrace Girls’: Softball

‘Association would like to thank. .
2 all those who umpired, kept

Score, coached, played and

‘cheered at the tournament and

are confident that the. event,
which proved so successful, can
come mannual affair,

ah
The-senson is all but over the
pirls, wilh only a few of the ten
teams still playing. In all the
‘league, ‘which has’ ’ been
operaling since the first of
May., has involved 140 girls in
the sport... Teams from here
have done well in competition
against out-ot-town teams. A lot
of thanks must go to the league

executive and to all those
parents who kicked in their
support as coaches, umpires or
fans during the year.

Tiis hoped that the league will
be able to lake teams to com-
pete in a final-tournament July
13 and 14 in Houston,

Manuels
earn second

shut-out

. The Terrace Manuel's played
‘their second game af the soccer
season Sunday in Skeena
Crossing, where they handed
the home leam an 48-0
shellacking. . Armendo
: Demeodaris led the way for the

“Manuel's with’four goals, Flip
Cervio added three and. Cliff ;
Smith scored the elghth. The.

shut-pul went to ‘Kevin Smythe.
‘The’ shut-oll for Smythe was
his second in as many games.

Two weeks ago in Kitimal, the -

Manuel's downed the home
team 1-in their season opener,

The Manuel's next game will
be Sunday .

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