‘to hit ‘the ball...

. ‘aéross the plate.

: The biggest factor in the.
‘ Seatilé Pay ’n Pak fours: ©

game sweep over the Kings

on the weekend at Riverside | -

Park in Terrace was the

Kings’ ‘inability to push
scoring preitan |

runners j
‘across ‘the plate, - The
Terrace’ fastball: club

‘The Skeena | Molsoi ings

7; games,”

But the Kings ust can't”
seenP td ‘get that key run,
petting:
baserunners, but we're not’.
getting the :man across and’

repeatedly left three, five oz .

seven men stranded in each. |
game of the weekend series, .

and didn’t win a -Bame
because of it.” .-

Seattle won by scores of 1-

0 and 5-1 Saturday and 2-1
and 3-1 Sunday...”

-afealing or .on a ‘butt. and

tien someone else’d get up
, » ond’ hit-a, single and right
\have Ironed out the kinks in.
thelr fielding, the-pitching
“looks stronger every game’.
and the players are starting

away they've gota run.
"¥ou: know; Vm-nat ‘mad

‘that's what burt us.”.,

io sol Ahiele plijers' da i
on; he'd: get. to: ‘second -

at anybody, ‘we're playing
‘well in moat. areas of the...
‘We're.-in- every.
‘game, we're not making the. “ye
errors anymore, we're sure".
enough:

‘For. ‘Saturday's games, 2
which. counted. - toward |
standings. In, ‘the. Norwest |

Tate WAS: ‘htngry ‘for
” wietory alter _Josing:.: ‘two, <
“games “Vancouver;
‘Magielans, ‘Skeena’
a ‘opponent ona road tripnext:
In: the. tiret: game, Jim:
Moora | of Seattle,” the’ most
valuable’ = he in” Lest,

. Terrace pee to a oné-hitter”.
“in an elght- inning. i-0 Pay ‘n.
» Pak: ‘win, - Moore ‘allowed ;-
only five baserunners in'the
game; ‘hitting two batters: -
_ and walking one before the. .
bottom of the fifth, inning, -

to left, to leadoff, and Clin

while Marshall
* first. 4

’ Kings at the-plate went out

"ending: the threat, ~~ : ;
‘The-only run of the’ game.

‘came: in - the’ top: of

LINESCORES from Seattle Pay ‘n Pak vs. Sheena Molson eighth, when Tim sullivan.
Klags series Saturday. June 16 and Sunday dune 19 1983 at

Riversida. Park in Terrace...

of Pay ‘'n-Pak singled and

Saturday's: ‘games were Norwest Major Fastpitch "League. With , Sullivan: on second,:

games,

Sunday’ 8S were exhibition games. a

o

“Ferrace :

~ SATURDAY V GAMES,

000 000" 81 21
000° 00.0 1.1

. Larry Seabaugh singled and’ ‘
scored’ Sullivan for the |

game-winning: run.
’ The second’ game- was -
“another close one right until

000.
Jim Mare’ (8-2) and Vito Lucereils Clint Marshall and Jim: the : top: of. the seventh.

“We're not getting clutch

“hitting,” said Molson Kings
conch Norm ‘Blokiikovite
“Until we start getting that
we'll be in trouble. .

“We just can't seem toget .

the one big hit, the one that -

really means something,”

Zloklikovits sald’ Sunday ..

afternoon after the stries.
“If they (Seattle) ’ got
someone In scoring pdaltion
he .eame across, but we
weren't getting thatkey hit,

Holland. . a

“Game?
Seattia’”
Terrace’

Hill Viydo teak Moore (6) -and Lucareill; John Andrews, 8

102
a

“01 01 3
100 000.011

Dwaine. Popp we and Holland.

Game}.
Terrace.” Neo

"SUNDAY GAME,
Seattle

“200600 0.-2 3 0
000. 010-0104 0

Mark Lee, Moore! (3 and Lucarelli Popp and Holland.

Game 2.
Seatite

: Terrace
Viydo, Moore (5) and Lucartt Andrews,

© ‘Holland,

oo 10-19, é Qi

- 0 100 0°71: 1
Marshall, (6) ‘nd

hogy

"inning, when Seattlé scored .

' three timés to win the game |

§-1. Skeena took a 1-0 lead in -

the first when Gary Pgulsan |.
ed ‘and! Jim, Holland:
tripled, driving in the only -
Kings? Tun. ‘Seattle scored .
Puns in the third and sixth.
‘innings before. ‘breaking.
open the game in’ the
seventh,
Seattle. - catcher Vito
’ Lucarelli doubled in the top
of the seventh with two men
on, getting beth RBI's with |
his only hit of the weekend.
Lucarelli later scored tb
complete the
“offence. ,

. Hill Viydo won’ his sixth: ° Ys
league game of the year for °
: Seattle before coming dutin ~

the -sexth and being
replaced ‘by. Moore, while’

John Andrews lasted until |

‘ the top of the seventh for
Terrace -before belrig.
relieved by Dwaine, Pepp:--
The first’ of Sunday. -
morning’s two exhibition.
games was over in the top of
the first when Greg Van
‘Gaver hit a two-run: homer
_off Molsen King - starter
‘Popp, The two-out shot
gave Seattle all the ne
they ‘needed. as the
again” Fait * “inthe a” Tinea

stranding five men on base, .
three in the bottom of the
fifth inning when Terrace.
put five men on the bases
and managed to score only”
one, i

Dale Mason’ walked: to
‘lead the -fifth and was’
_ singled tosecond by Sharpe, -

Danny. Beaulac doubled
and scored Mason, sending
Sharpe to third, and-then

Seattle Pay ‘ n Pak pitcher Jim Moore; called by his coaches the best Gary Goyer walked and Ken
Itcher in the United States, was very effective against Skeena Molson’ Wood went in to run,
Ings on the weekend, shutting out Terrace 1-0 Saturday and. pitching

. four Innings of scoreless retief Sunday as well as s the defending American for the first out of the inning

champions swept the home team. — 4

- Ielybirds, Kokanee Kings’
- fortunes different

- Kokanee King lost their :

third straight game.and fell
out of third place while
Terrace Builders iclybirds
continue to dog the tails of
-- Williams Movers in the

‘Terrace Men's Slowpitch -

League, .

Kokanee Kings lost 8-1 to
Gus’ in Sunday's opener,
‘their third straight ‘defeat
and fell two full games back
-of Arlybirds; who beat
Westend 26-2 in the final
game Sunday to keep just
. one game back of Williams,
idle on ‘the weekend.

In other games,. Takhar
Qilers stayed in the middle
of the top six teams with
their 10-1 win. over
Northwest Loggers and |
Lakelse Hotel won. their

‘third straight “game 129.

. OVEr Dreamworld-k. Grace .

the last five innings as Gus’
scored three in the fifth and
three mare in the eighth.
Pete Nickerson was: the
winning pitcher while Kelly
Houlden'was the pitcher of
decision for Kings, =
" ‘The. loss dropped. Kings -
back to a .600 record, well _
behind. Williams. and.
Irlybirds and’ placed them
sixth, at the bottom ot the
over-.500 pack. ° .
Irlybirds © showed. no’

“mercy to Westend, scoring
_ Bix

in the fifth inning,

' seven runs in the sixth and

‘eight miore in the eighth on
their way to a 20-2 win.
Mike Wilson hit two homers,

‘one,a solo in the third and

‘the second’ ‘a two-run shot in

, the sixth that bounced off:

thé:top.of the BMX gtarting
stand outside centre field, -

Sunday Results: Gus’ & Kokanes- Kling “17,-Takhar 10

Const. © ‘Wilson scored four times, aa
Kokanee led 1-0 after four’, did Doug McKay, who was -
tnnings but were shut out in| _the winning pitcher. Wayne’.
od
_ TERRACE MEN'S SLOWPITCH LEAGUE .
Standings ber gormes Sunday WlunetHs
‘faam tye .. op..W.. Wh va a..pel.
Williams Movers Slnepeeth fy 9 + 81 39° 688.
Terrace Builders iriybibds - 10 62 124 46 800,
Gus" vi “9 6 2 9 55 666
SKB Molson Wreckkert 9-63-75 49 666
Takhar Oilers oo ne ee,
Kokenee Kings 10 6°48. 77 46 600
Lakelse Hotel 9-495 61 93 ad.
Dreamworld-K.GraceConst. 9 2-7". 77102 222
UAB ; 9 2.7:.°59 HS ..222
Northwest Loggers 9°27. §2 = -91~ «1222
Westend W198 44-142 100

Loggers ui Lakelse + Drearnworld 3: Irlybirds 4 Westend "

Monday Games: (at Riveratda Pari) UAB va Gusat7 pins .
SKB Molson vs. Loggers Immediately atter (approx: 8:15 —

p.m.)

.Barson pitched most of the
ame for Westend. ,
Takhar led 60 ‘ before
Northwest Loggers got their.
only run of the game ag
Takhar won 10-1, .. Larry. .

Swanson -acored all four .

times he was at bat and.
Terry Forget was the.
‘pitcher for Takhar, ‘while
Bey MacDonald was. the”
pitcher for Loggers.
 Lakeise is bidding to get
- above .500 for the season'as°
they won their third straight
game and fourth of the year
12-3. over -Dreamworld.
Randy Tremblay hit a.
‘homer for Drearworld in
vain, but Lakeise got all the
offence they needed in the .
third toning when they _
scored five. rung,
Tonight's doubleheader at.”
Riverside seea Gua’ take on .
UAB at 7 pm. and SKB”
Molson. Wreckers. play:
‘Northwest: Loggera in ‘the
nightcap, which should start.
at approximately 8:15 p.m, .

Canada: a t
‘misses _

NEWPORT, R.1. (CP)
Canada 1 failed to get the
early victory © it wanted.
during a weekend ot.
’ America’s Cup yacht racing’ :
in Which Australian sailors.
' savored success, ©

“We're learning’ faat, we
_ know. our’. mistakes - and:*
we're ‘working on: them,"
seid Canada 1 skipper Terry
McLaughlin. . .

* Wood got caught off firat .

and Moore, who was
relieving Mark Lee, struck
mu wo batters to end the

eremise threatened ; again
_in the bottom of the sixth,
:when Mason walked again -
,and was replaced by Phil
. Webb. Sharpe doubled and‘.
Webb: got to third, and
Beaulac beat a bunt to load
. the bases, but Webb was out
‘at home'on an infield hit by ~
Darrell Clarkson: and the
ne ended scoreless for

the Kings. .

" Sunday afternoon’ ‘8 game
was ‘decided by twofactors: -
Terrace stranded. seven
‘ players ‘on. the. bases and
Bill Boyer. scored, all three
Seattle runs...

Boyer scored. his first
after beating a bunt to frat:
and then coming across on.a:
suicide squeeze play with
' Jimny. Chambers Providing
* the. bunt. °

: Terrace got their only | run
in the bottom of the fourth.
when Mason got tofirston a
throwing error and went to
second when Sharpe hit .a.
‘ong fly right to the fence for’.
‘thé saciifice. Beaulac had ©
>-his third RBI of the weekend
when he drove .in Mason
with adouble.

Boyer scored again in the .
. top of the fifth when be took
advantage of a’ wild pitch
ater Angling and stealing

aE was. Seattle's turn to

“*, fitrand two in the top ofthe .

“sixth, but they got. their”
third. run’ across in the
‘seventh when Boyer hit a
solo homer off, Marshall,
_whp came.in. to ‘relleve.
Andrews in the aitth with
a ‘on pases

errace’ s nekt home
games will be the July 23.
- weekend,‘when Yakima
Pepal Cala will be in town
for a four-games series.

Ths next. “(hive ‘Malan

Stole ‘Second with two out.

Seattle” .

us

_ A frustrated Skeena" Molson ‘Kings team
watches from the bench as runner Phil Webb
gets caught at home on a force-out with Seattle
Pay ‘n Pak catcher Vito Lucarelll making the
play. Seattle swept the Terrace team, winning

both league games Saturday by 1-0 and 5-1

scored and won the Sunday. exhibition games. -
2-Land 3-1. This action was.from Sunday’ $ 2. 1.

Seatile win.

Finals in the Terrace’
Minor
: , Association's Bronco
division begin . tonight -at
Agar Park; ~-while ‘the

Jinalists ‘for ‘the. Pony”.

division playoffs should also
_ be'set: after tonight's action.
Tn the _Pory division;
' Wayside Grocery scored -a

6-5. win over Kinsmen in
morning's |

Saturday
. vounifiaal. ‘Wayside on the

Connors McEnroe

LONDON. (AP) -

Defending -

States, began their march

Monday * towards. -an

- expected showdown in the
. final.as they captured their

- opening-tound matches at

the’ Wimbledon ~ ~ tennis:

‘championships. ws
Connors defeated South

. African Eddie Edwards 7-5,

6-3 and McEnroe beat back .

compatriot Ben Testerman
6-4,°7-6, 6-2.

Connors is top-seeded in
this grass tournament being
Played at the famed Ali-
England Lawn Tennis and
Croquet Club, |. while
’ McEnroe, the’ 1961 winner,
18 seeded second.

Among other seeded men
advancing to the ‘second

. tolind were Kevin’ f

* South Africa and Americ
Brian ~ Gottfried;
Mayotte” and Hank Pfister.

‘Both. Connors and
McEnroe had a. struggle
before .- downing ~ their
unseeded foes. °

“When he led 41 in the
second set, I just kept going
for my shots,’ "said Connors,
who defeated: McEnroe in

: the final.a year ago.

L

“I hit some good ones, he
. missed a few and I got out of
trouble.”

. CONTROLS TEMPER
McEnroé, . mostly
suctesaful . in” keeping
control of his temper, was 4.
break down in both the first
and. gecond sets. But he
‘broke Testerman In the
sixth and 10th games to take

the -flest set,‘ then’ pulled -

even in the second set: by
Testerman. in the ‘fourth
game. -

. The two traded service

breaks. again; in the fifth
_’ antl: gixth. games, before
going into the tiebreaker.

Then McEnroe - took
‘complete © command,
squashing-any hopes of an
upset that Teslerman may
havé had. .

McEnroe, who ts ranked
_Nov 1 in the world; ripped off
2 of. the nextl 27 points,
taking the tlebreaker 7-2.
and. grabbing a &) lead in
the third set.:

He. then ‘held serve to
move into the second round.

Baseball-

champion :
Jiminy Connors asd John |
McEnroe, both of the United -

Tim...

best-of-three series ‘in two

straight games and will now”
‘meet the, winner of the -

Shopper's Drug Mart-

- Kuights of Columbus series. .
SDM and K.of C meet ..

tonighit at: G:45 p.m. at

: Rotary Park for the third

game-of their series.

Shoppers won the first game :
but. defaulted the second,
setting up the. final game

this overt -

sha ci at

‘The - big . toumameat
. began ic warm sunshine.
‘Connors,’ as -

a sellout crowd of -14,000

- watched the match.

_ Edwetds won cheers with -
his plucky display. He broke

. Connors's service at - the

start .«f the match. and

offeréel stife, resistance to

the end. ;

Other seeded players
winning. through to the
second round were Kevin
Curren pf South Africa, No.
(2, Brian Gottfried of the
United States, No. 13, and

American Tim: Mayotte, No. ‘

16,

BOROWIAK PULLS ouT y

Curren Jed 6-7;-6-3, 7-5, 10
when his . opponent,

Ameriesn Jeff Borowlak, |
_ pulled gut with a recurrence

.of a back injury.
Gottfried ‘beat Shlomo

Glickstedn of Israel 6-t, 6-4,

6-4.

‘Mayatte got his big
service working to demolish
compatriot Mark Dickson 7-
5, 63,63, and then
complainéd ~ because

Connors and John McEnroe .

were sent on to the main:
courta, McEnroe was
playing fellow American
Ben Teatermnan on courte.

L. ;

“it huets a- lot of other
": players’ egos when these

two . guys get. all the:
attention,” Mayotte said.

“They have proved
themselves tobe. the best

‘ playeradn faster courts, but

It would be in. the interests

_ of the public and tennis in

general if some of the other

players ‘got more
publicity,” «
In Women’s . singles,

Briton Virginia Wade, 38
next month, came back
from a set and 2-4 down to .
beat” Australian Amanda
Tobin, 87 years her junior, '1-
6, 7-5, G4.

7A IT-NOW. =)

Finals
Tuesday.

In the Bronco division: the.
three-team double-krockout.
final begins tonight at 6:30

‘should start

p.m. with Credit Union, who
Of each of the Mosquitos"
semifinals were played’:

was first‘in the league and

-had a bye . through - the -
semifinals, taking on. Far-...
‘Ko Contracting at 6:30.p.m.

Far-Ko. beat Elks 10-5 to.

sweep their - best-of-three

“gamifinal series Friday

night.

The winner of tonight's
game plays Wednesday.
against Skoglund. Logging,

wha,. algo,” "swept. Aber

Friday. night win.

~, The losers of tonight find

Wednesday night's games:
play Friday night. " -.,
. Meanwhile, the firat game -

Friday night . as. well.

Terrace Esso and Flaherty

Trucking can both end their-.
semifinals with wins tonight
after Friday night victories.
Esso beat. Totem. feng 17-—
1r while ‘Flaherty. beat ©

'. Terrace Co-op 20-16, ‘The

same four .teams play

tonight starting at 6: 15 pam.

at Agar, ve

wee ae

- defending ,.
champion; began play” on”
the cemtre court according. .

to Wirabledon ‘tradition and -

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