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TONIGHT
Men's Slo-Pitch
(Riverside: 6:30 and 7:45 p.m.)
SKB Wreckers v Terrace Paving
Back Eddy v Rudon

Youth Soccer. . :
UNDER 10s - 6:30 Dp. mn
Surveyors v Shoppers

Skeena Cell. v Carlyle Shepherd
Centennial Lions v Wildwood
Copperside v AGK

GIRLS - 6:30 p.m,

Tide Lake v Pizza Hui

Richards v Terrace Travel

Fastball, .
Tymoshuck v Cole Petraleums
(7 pam, NWCC diamond}

THURSDAY, JUNE 17
Youth Soccer.
UNDER 12s - 6:30 p.m.
Co-op v Finning
Bandstra v Cedarland
Brady's F.C. v Sight & Sound
UNDER 13 GIRLS - 6:30 p.m.
Terrace Shell v Braids

Fastball
NW Oldtimers v Chevron Jrs.
(7 p.m. NWCC diamond)

Minor Softball _

TBALL . ¢

Yip Chi\ Chi v Skeena Sawmills

(6 p.m, Elks Park)

GIRLS’ MITES

PNG v Tetrace Co-op

(6 p.m. Elks Park)

McAlpine v All Seasons .

(6 p.m. Cassie Hall)

BOYS’ MITES - —
Middleton v Terrace Interiors
(6 p.m, Cassie Hall)

SQUIRTS

Bandstra v Kingmen

Cedarland v Norm’s Auto

(6 p.m. Elks):

Remax Realty v Skeena Hotel
(6 p.m, Cassie Hall)

Skeena Valley Fence v Safeway
(6 p.m. Riverside)

PEEWEES

Totem Furniture v Dairy Queen
Gemma Bath v Centennial Lions
(7:15 p.m, Elks Park)
BANTAMS © :
Lazelle Storage v Ala-Wood
(7:15 p.m. Elks Park)
Kermode Friendship Centre v
Sight and Sound. |

@ 15 p.m, Riverside) _

h {fH FRIDAY, JUNE18
Minot Softball

SQUIRTS -
Skeena Hotel v CUPE 2012
(6:30 p.m. Elks Park)

Men’s Slo-Pitch .
(Riverside: 6:30 and 7:45p.m.)
Terr. Paving v Westpoint Rentals
Rudon v Westpoint Rentals
SATURDAY, JUNE 19°
Minor Softball
SILVER CUP tournament gets un-
der way 9 a.m. at Elks Park. Mite
and Squirt division girls play
through Sang :

Rugby

Northmen host Prince: Rupert al

NWCC pitch, 7:30 p.m.

Youth Soccer

UNDER 7s DIVISION

Tilden v All Seasons

Vic Froese v Northern Motor Inn
Rotary v Safeway.-

Kingmen v.Philpots

UNDER &s DIVISION

Totem Ford v Dairy.Queen
Skeena Sawmills v McAlpine
McAlpine v. Cramptons ,

Running ,
_Alcan Half-Marathon starts 9 a.m.,
5km and 10km at 10 am. Angus
MacLeod (632-3977) for details.

SUNDAY, JUNE 20
Hiking
Local club heads for ‘Walson
Lakes neat Cedarvale. Mest at li-

brary at 10:°am., bring lunch.

Vicki (635-2935) for details
MONDAY, JUNE 2

Youth Soccer >. ;
-UNDER 19s - 6:30 p.m.
Takhar v Manuels
Councillors v Northern Drugs

Men’ 8 Slo-Pitch. ;
(Riverside: 6:30 and 7:45 p.m. 7
Back Eddy Pub-v SKB Wreckers:
Rudon v Terraco Paving

TUESDAY, JUNE 22

Youth Soccer’: °
UNDER. 15s - 6:30 p.a.
Sanberry'v C. United -

‘A & WY Terrace, Builders
Overwaitea v Bavadan Inn -
UNDER 13 GIRLS - 6:30 pm,
Wilkinson v Terrace Shell.
Fastball _ :

Cole Petroleums ¥ Tymoshuck
(7 pm. NWCC diamond)’

Minor Softball

PEEWEES

Cent'ial Cenv'ial Lions v Toiom Fumiture
Gemma Bath v Dairy Queen
(7:15 p.m, Elks Patk)
BANTAMS :

J Kermode . Triendahlp. ' Contre ¥
Weat-End Chevron. | ;

(7:15 pam. Elka Park)

Lazalls Mint’ ‘Stotage ¥ Sight &
Sound =: *

(7:15 pm. Riverside)

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. Saturday, June 26,

_ do all. three legs; just find a

Northmen lower
boom on Rupert

Reality can be appallingly

painful.

‘The Prince Rupert Reinmen dis-
covered that in spades May 5
when they faced the Terrace
Northmen in North Coast Rugby
Union league action. _.

Rupert had good reason to be
confident when they stepped out
on to the Northwest Community
Callege pitch.

After all, they'd clobbered the
Northmen 17-0 in their last meet-
ing, only Terrace’s second defeat
in three years.

Buoyed by that upset, the Rain-
men had moved on to Smithers
where they dropped the Camels
17-5 in the first game, then rallied
from a 14 point deficit to cam a
17-17 tie.

Understandable, therefore, if
they saw themselves as. rolling
like thunder across the rugby
landscape.

Now they know better,

Terrace are not sore losers: they
jus don’t take kindly to being

_ beaten.

Intent on wiping out the
memory of that shock shut-out,
the. Northmen swarmed = the
visitors from the opening whistle.

When the dust of the hot sum-

- mer night finally cleared, the be-
. wildered Rainmen found them-

selves on the wrong end of a 40-0
massacre.

Leading the Northmen’s merci-
less assault was Doug Wilson
who went over for one of the
team’s- five tries and found the
uprights on two penalty and two
convert kicks fora 15 point night

Fleet-footed John McGowan hit
double. figures with two tries
while Graham Bayles and Mazk

Tyhee

warmup —

for SVT

The Skeena Valley Triathion is

now just over three. weeks away
and potential:‘entrants. are well;

into their‘training.

But before testing their mettle
before the hometown crowd, Ter-
race’s own. can’ take part in a
dress rehearsal. '

T's called the Tyhee Lake Tri-
athlon and takes place a week

Like the Skeena Valley Tri-
athlon, this one consists of a

1.5m swim, 40km bike Jeg anda

1Okm run to the finish line.

Poppelion each went over once.

The remaining points came ona
penalty try awarded by referee
Malcolm Smith, a rare call in the
league.

Recalling the aftermath of that
earlier Rupert victory, Northmen
Dayid Hull said Terrace had been
subjected to a fair amount of rib-
bing from their coastal rivals.

“Thelr big mistake was glory-
ing too much in their win,’’ he
suggested.

As a result, Terrace had been
determined to wreak vengeance
and reassert their supremacy in
the league.

Hull said the Northmen had
completely dominated the game,
snulfing out any Rupert attempt
to counter atiack and imprisoning
them in their own end,

The Rainmen also missed the
presence of Charlie Armstrong,
he conceded. The architect of ihe
viclory over the Northmen, Arm-
strong had been sidelined with a
season-ending shoulder injury,

‘The two teams were scheduled
to go back at. it last Saturday
night as Rupert played ScaFest
hosts to both Terrace and
Smithers.

They'll meet again in a home-
and-away series this weekend
after which the Northmen travel

to Smithers for the June 26-27 -

doubie-header wrap ? to the sea-
son.

With a 6-1 record, Termce has
all but locked up first place yet
again.

But with Rupert only two points
clear of the Smithers and the
Camels, the battle for the runner-
up spot could go down to the
wire. a .

New
week,
new
leader

~The

Men’s — Slo-Pitch
league found itself with a
new leader last week, the
third in as many weeks.

Westpoint Rentals. took

advantage of iheir games
in hand to launch
themselves to the top.
After
Rudon 19-9 in the first
June 4 game, they went
straight back out to win a
run-stingy duel with

overpowering ©

~ Jeaders SKB “Molson os
"Wreckers, 3-1. ve

That was enough to give
them a one game’edge'in -
the standings, still with -
two games in hand. o

Rudon’s loss dropped
the early leaders to third, |
two games back.

Meanwhile, Terrace.
Paving pushed Back Eddy’. |
by coming out on the right
end of a 15-12 run fest.

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Coast Tractor
Benson Optical
Terrace Co-op
Sports World
Kalum Tire
Northern Signs
River Industries

Irly Bird

Skeena Hotel

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ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION

BRANCH #13
and all organizers and participants would like
to thank everyone who donated to the

Totem Furniture _

tournament.

The Legion Golf Tournament was a great

success and fun was had byall. |
Burdett Distributors

_. Twin River Power
~. Twin River Electric

_ B

~~ Northern Motor Inn
"CG Propane
~. Realty World
Terrace Builders
Terrace Honda
Petro Canada (Norm Holmes) Reum Motors.
Ev's Men's Wear aan
Misty River Tackle. |
Williams Moving & Storage

| N Farko Contracting - Wayside Grocery .
5 Superior Video Totem Ford
Jim McEwan Motors :... Gedarland Tire’

one Suey Gardens

“'Skeena Valley Golf.

Keith's Preventative

C. Automotive

& Country Club»

Maintenance |

This Saturday is the deadline .

for entries and the fees are $45 °

for individuals, $100 per team,
That's right, you don’t have to

couple of ‘people whose skills
cover the othér two components

and you could be on your way to

trio-triumph.

Lorraine Moran, race director,
said.the Tyhee gave out $1,600 in
cash prizes. More entries this
year, of course, would mean that
figure will rise.

For more. information on the

Tyhee, phone Bina Tucker (847-.

3095),

And don’t ‘forget to get those
entries in for Terrace’s own tri-’
athlon,

It takes place Sunday, July 11,
the start and finish line being at
Furlong Bay (Lakelse Lake
provincial park).

To enter, or to get any more in-’

formation about ihe SVT, drop
‘into. the office’ in the Skeena Mall,
phone’ 635-1581 or send a fax to
‘635-1582.
The entry fee is $55 for Individ-
uals or $130 for teams, provided
"you ‘fegister by June 15, After
“that, i? ll cost you an extra $10.
- And: the. sooner: entrants. get

“their: “names “in, the sooner

organizers will’ know how many

T-shirts to order and ensure every
participant gets one.
“-§¥T:. is: also looking - for

“yolunteers: to help put on what is
one of the biggest sporting events
in the northwest.

.. Fo volunteer, the same contacts
methods as entering apply.

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