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Terrace Review — - Wednesday,

North Stars nick up

Terrace’s

Terrace’s Wade Flaherty, the
graduating goaltender of the
Western Junior Hockey.
League’s Victoria Cougars,

‘won’t be playing in the Buffalo

Sabres organization this season.
When Buffalo drafted Wade last
summer, he was expected to sign
with them following this past
junior season, However, he
wasn't offered a contract. So, he
was contacted by Minnesota
North Stars and asked to attend

Flaherty —

their rookie camp at Brainerd,
Minnesota, with the possibility
of playing for their Kalamazoo
farm team in Michigan. Wade.
left Sunday and will be: at ©
Brainerd for about three weeks.

Meanwhile, Jeff Sharples of
the Red Wings has left Terrace
to spend a week at Penticton’s
summer hockey school. He’s ex-
pected back by ‘this coming
weekend. . .

in Toronto 10-K_

Wheelchair athlete Dr. Paul

Clark salvaged a_ sixth-place-

25th.
Although he placed. sixth ‘at

This is the Prince Rupert team that won the peewee boys’ division at the recent Gold Cup
series sponsored by Terrace Minor Softball. Other division winners were Smithers Calder-

Toronto, Clark’s time ‘of 22
minutes, 49 seconds was only 1.7

finish out of two events back
east in the month of June.

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ed: Houston 19-1,
Burns Lake twice — 29-5 and .

wood d Angels In bantam girls’ and Terrace Travel in peewee girls’.

Gold Cup ends minor softball

"Terrace: Minor Softball wind-

up ‘tournaments June 25
weekend: had three different

communities as winners of their
annual ‘Gold Cup’ series at Elks
Park. »

Prince Rupert went home with
the hardware from the. peewee
boys” division, Terrace Travel

_ won the. peewee girls’ ‘section, -
‘Calderwood

and ‘Smithers

Terrace’

Babe Ruths

win zone:

“ Terrace Minor Baseball’s
junior Babe Ruth reps have -won
the zone 8 championship in a
four-team playoff held at

Houston on June 24th weekend,

After losing their first game
11-10 to Burns Lake in the

opener of the double-knockout
series, Terrace came back to win —
four-in-a-row to take the title. .

They beat Smithers 26-1, down-

‘19-3. Terrace now travels to

Duncan for provincial finals

July 21 to 23.

then’ took |

Angels won out in the bantam
girls’ division.

- The boys’ peewee section was
a three-team effort in a double-
knockout setup, with a single
elimination for the top pair.
-Prince Rupert had no problems
winning.

_ They scored in double-figures
in all four preliminaries, then
‘thumped Northwest Sportsmen
25-6 in. the championship game,
Tim Horton Donuts was the
third entry.

The bantam girls — a ‘four-
team round-robin with title con

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Terrace Blueback Swim Club
Summer Stroke

. Improvement Lessons

for new non-competitive swimmers
9 years to 12 years old

| duly 10 to July 21

Register at the pool.

test — offered the most thrilling
finale. Terrace Travel had to
score in the bottom of the
seventh to count an 11-10 win
over North Coast Ravens.

‘In the nine-team peewee girls
section, each squad played four
#ames to determine the two top
teams for a title match. Prince
Rupert and Smithers Calder-
wood met in the final, with
Smithers winning 15-6.

A complete list of scores can

‘be found in this week's score-
board.

“Monday to Friday |

1-hour sessions

After a three-chair collision
knocked him out of the Cana-

dian Wheelchair Marathon at

Winnipeg on the 18th, he went
on to Toronto to take part in the
Variety Village 10-K race on the

Siemon Nel Ghe

CATCH THE ACTION

off the winning time. Bosse Lin-
dquist of Sweden won in
22.4733.

Lindquist had won the Win- -
nipeg marathon as well. —

Visit the Northern Motor Inn, for —
nightly entertainment. Come to
where the ACTION is.

3086 Hwy. 16 East
635-6375

THE RACE:

-a 40 km cycle

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