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_ tourney starts Friday

The annual: Terrace

play the Killmat B ‘am “winner af A section’ plaving y Commercial Allstar. and at 11. p.m, Hazelton | the second-place. team in B. I Tournament begins Friday “takes on Cassiar, |. * 4 section in the first semifinal : night at the Terrace Arena. ~ -Satinday's games start at | game, * ‘The winner. of BF ahohraithrer . with eight teams competing — Jam, and run until the last. ya the second-place team any FRIDAY or SATURDAY for the . . Dally. Herald round-robin - - ame = ‘is. ‘in A at 9 a.m. . we J Risen eyeoreteee Trophy, vs completed. * : The, consolation final, Simon Fraser

Teams | from’. Kitimat, i. Hazelton, - Casslar. aid.

Prince Rupert. will joia-the Cassiar, Kitimat A, Terrace .. gute, tarts at'2:90 p.m.;

‘Perrace Omineca’ | “ Band Hazleton are in the A. -while: ‘the. final . game, "Commercial ‘Allstars And ‘featuring. . ‘the. Sunday .

Section, | while ‘Omineca, morning winners, oes: at”

“The, velght. ‘jeans | are

betvcen the losers of the “divided into ‘twa: ‘Broups.:

- Sunday *.’ -morning:-

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the Terrace .': Chrysler Kitimat | 'B, Prince ‘Rupert ~

Juveniels in ~~ the

- ee ‘Zucchiattl of the.Terrace Teredos Water Polo Club gives Cathy Lindseth of the Terrace

‘ Bluebacks swim club a $500 cheque, which the ~ gwimmers will use to cover travel costs and

purchase new equipment.

_ Bluebacks |

swimmers recently attended a novice. swim. ~ meet in Prince Rupert, at which the club‘s members turned In several good personal ;

performances and finished fourth asa team.

, ln Kitimat.

ft -Kitimat won the regular | season in

the Paelfic ‘Northwest Intercity rep team league, and thus will host. the Inland Kenworth beat Prince Rupert's bantam reps in two - straight games two weeks ago to earn

- final’ series,

the final berth,

. The winner of ‘the zone’ final will: _vepresent this region in this year’s provincial bantam final tournament, 7 scheduled for March 22 through March

Northern rink in curling playoff

‘the. rink -with the best.

Brince GEORGE, B.C, CPS ‘ li and . her. pbisitc fe: ig rink

~ from the Territories have |

: thrown: a sharp: curve at the rest of the competition in

the -Canadian women's -

' “curling championship. - .The darkhorse team from “Whitehorse qualifed for a’ playoff berth Wednesday. - -when’ it won. two *more games for a?-2record at the Seott - Tournament of Hearts. . “Deep down we, figured ewe ‘could do-Jt' if were . curling. well,"’ aid Bildfetl, — 30, an operating-room

nurse; “'A lof of people from~

“thé. North had faith in us before we gothere” ‘The Territories defeated Cathy Shaw of Alberta 8-7 in | the eighth round ‘when ‘ Bildfell made a cold draw to

Johnson, shows. off shooting touch.

. : “Baevise Johnson "showed "Milwaukee ‘Bucks a’ trick

suis tind Kenworth bantam _-Weps jtake. another step toward. a : - defence of: their B.C. ‘bantam title this. _ Weekend when they play Kitimat's . -Lions. bantams in the zone final series

two games.. Tamitik:

the four-foot on fast rock to

count two,” then: got past .

‘Patti Vande of Manitoba 8-4 on the: ninth “draw when Bildfell chipped: Manitoba's counter ‘on another last-rock effort. ‘Penny LaRocque-of Nova

’ Scotia continued to lead the . standings at 7-L° after | splitting two games and also © qualified for_ the: playoffs. . Nova. Scotia was upbet 86

by Agnes Charette of Quebec in the eighth round,

then beat: Ruby Crocker of

Newfoundland oS ae the ninth. .

With. two. - ‘draws remaining today in the round-robin portion of ‘the

‘tournament, Heather Kerr. ‘of British Columbia’ was-

third with a° #2 record,

"followed by Alberta’ ahd

Manitoba at +3.

points in the ‘second. half,

Kareem Abdul- Jabbar.

-. they: didn’t: expect, Rather ~added 30 pointe‘and Jamaal

~- than dish off slick passes to: ‘teammates . for . easy baskets, .the * six-foot-nine ‘pont guard.decided to put - the ball in the hoop himself. - The high 3 ‘points that paced Loa Angeles Lakers to a 127- ANT National - Basketball

~ Association « victory Wed-"

nesday night over the Buckis

: In Milwaukee. -

Phe. book on him _ (Johnson) ‘has been ‘that he’ always looks .to thread the

‘4.Heedle with the pass Instead

‘af shoot it, a0 they give it to .

him over: the “top,"" sald * ‘Laker coath ‘Pat Riley...

..” “But he can’ dell it.” Besides “his 34’. points, Johnigon added 15 ‘assists,

“seven: -tebounda’ and five ‘iteals,’ He’ sank’ 15 of *20 ‘slits; ‘most of them high-.

: . arching perimeter jumpers. -

te “Tn ‘other ames, . New : “ Jersey. Nets swamped — ” Howator Rockets 124-85, "Dallas Mavericks shaded

: Seattle SuperSonics 108-106,

Phoenix: Sins downed San

; - Antonio: Spurs . 110-106, |

Portland - Trail Blazers

~ «nipped ‘San Diego Clippers ‘104-102 and Denver Nuggets ; drlinmed ‘Golden State - Warriots- 138-108.

- Aalanaoe seared 24 of hin

t was a S8eAason--

points in the last 6:15 ag the Lakers broke a slump that saw them lose three of their

| previous four games:

The Bucks .were. led by

Alton Lister with a Career-

high 27 points, Nets 124 Rockets 85 .:

At East, Rutherford, Na,

Albert King scored 17 points, and had ‘ seven. alate a

4 university® women’s * basketball - during 1962-83. : McAra; -completing her

flfth season with Victoria,

Vikettes, wad named the outatanding player of the . year and was also. gelected to the first all-star team. Dufresne, who directed New Brunswick

the Canadian Interuniversity. Athletic

‘All games are scheduled tor

‘Inland Kenworth is “oking for

out

Red « Bloomers toa 14-Orecordin the Atlantic association -of :,

retord . ‘advances «to Saturday's final, while the second-and- third-place teams meet Friday night in the ‘semifinal. There are provisions for . two ‘playoff

‘pounds,’ if needed, Friday.

Bildfell’s rink warmed up for. the Canadians by

_playing men’s teams .- in

Whitehorse after. -winning the Territoriat title in. —

. weather.

“It’s a bit of an advantage

- being the underdog here,?’

““And we're -

_ getting plenty of cheering © " from our fang, which means’

sald Bildfell.

8 lot to us,’

Bildfeli is supported by sisters Betty and Louise McCrae at third and second, respectively, and lead Dale

Sanderson. The rink had the, me in today’ a. afternoon

Bick Williams had 15 points

and 19 rebounds as New - ‘Jersey earned its largest. Wilkes scored elght of his 27

margin of ‘victory: this seaton. . Darryl. Dawkins,

‘Darwin Cook and Mike . _Gminaki each had 44 points, .

while Cook also contributed

_JLasslats, The Rockets have the worst record in the NBA

at 11-47..

Mavericks we Supersonic

ae At: Dallas, Kelvin. Ransey

“made two free thrawe: “with

‘eoach of the year.

2 B-fqot-10, 144 jémper.. of ‘the. i hational women's:

women’s championship,

‘beginning. at Unlversity ‘of. * Manitoba today." ‘The Vikettes, seéking: © ‘their fourth ‘consecutive national title, meet the host.

volunteers from the community to ‘heli ‘billet competitors in the provinelal’:‘/ Association will be holding final. If you can put up a 13 or 14 yea

_ old boy for the week of the tournament, | call Bab Bee at 635-4541, Rob Cumiskey ;~ " at 635-2131 or Jim Greyeyes at 636-0333, : 2

Billetors are required t to, provide two:

meals per. day. :

Volunteers are also being sought for’ minor officials for. games at. the ° :, tournament.” “seorekeopers ‘and- twe , penalty-box + keepers are needed for each af the.’ -games atthe tournament, Call the above numbers ifyou can help out with: «~ the officiating | in the tournament. - a

: three seconds left, enabling ‘Dallas to hold off a furious fourth-quarter rush — by - Seattle, which erased most ofa 1 ‘point detielt. ;

-spored,. a - season-high 38 18 points and 19 rebounds. . . Dallas; ied by Jay Vincent's

_ Cummings, oo

-CIAU. awards: given. out A omen’ 'S. final starts.

-Unton; was chosen as: ‘the:

A bebth, is expected to, play a: “ éminent role. for the

’ Vikettes in the CIAU '~ Polson: a second. all-star

selection. last, season, were

‘also named Candi Lohr of “team in one at tour. opening : Brock and Anna. Penderga: ‘round ‘games, "

“At: the awards | banquet, o five . members. ‘of the “Canadian naliodal Wornen’s “. squad - Were-chosén to ‘the ©

of: Dalhousie University: in .. Halifax to.the {iret team.

the women’s tournament:

Kenworth, Lions shoot for bantam — 2 rep zone. title in Kitimat

06. TE Kitimat wins the zone final, the tournament will be. an -eight-team event, since Terrace automatically gels acberth ag the host community. ~~ ff Terrace wins this ‘weekend, the tournament ‘will be a‘ seven-team event, with Terrace taking ‘both: host - ‘and zone champion berths. ; - Game times for the firat two contests in the zone final are 7 p.m. . Friday evening and 12:30 noon Saturday, A third game will be played Saturday evening: if the two teams eplit the firat

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tonight.: ~

In other ninth-round ee

games, .B.C.. got past.

Quebec 7-5, Anne Provo. of ;.

Ontario defeated winless Grace Donald. of New Brunswick 8-5 and Alberta downed Kim Macleod of P.ELb4

Sheila Rowan , of Saskatchewan had, the bye in the ninth after losing 6-4 to B.C, in the eighth round when Kerr stole two in an: extra end.. Newfoundland defeated New Brunswick 10- 7Tand Ontario downed P.E.I. 74 in other eighth-round games.

After the first tive teams ~

in the standings come Newfoundland, Ontario, P.E.L.and Saskatchewan at 3-5, Quebec at 3-6 and New _Bronaiitek at HM. . ,

“For Seattle, Gus. Williams, pointa and Jack Sikma had ‘ Ransey had 20 polnts for

24 points and a team-record 20. rebounds’ from ‘Pat ;

CIAUis first all-star team, with the “Gaiters . from _Lennoxville, Que. leading ‘the way with two players.

‘Andrea. Blackwell, the only. firat’ allater repeater from. 1931-82; and Lynn

picked from Bishop's.

CLAU women's coaches, who selected the players,

Four games “will be played today and Friday in.

wh

“ee - open

8 p.m. Sunday. ° " fielding a B allstar team.

hockey league . will. be sending two teams, their

. team, the

* Friday at7 pm. At& p.m. Reidy, Omineca Allstars

* Minor soccer | signup

Season's play this weekend at the Skeena Mall,

é years, of age to-18 years. é Players who: have reached 10 years this year or players

y 10 and over who: have not: . previously registered with. -

the association are required

,, day Saturday at the mall. .. Registration begins at 6.

p.m. Friday and at vam. * (Saturday.

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regular allstars’ and A B - Kitimat's A Allstars will :

tournament * against the Terrace B.team

The Terrace Youth Soccer

ts registration for this.

Registration is open to * boys and girls from .six

to bring 8 copy of thelr birth 7

Registration: vill. take “. place Friday night and a .

' begin at.7 a.m.. with .the ©

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