News _ June 22, 1901

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SIDELINES

By CasNews Staff and News Services

Teachers big on mini ball

By CasN Staff

McArthur wins playoff

Diony McArthur beat Diane McAfee in a one-hole playoff to
win the Castlegar Ladies Golf Club championship June 9 at
the Castlegar and District Course,

Kay Hominiuk was the low net’ winner in the tournamenit.

Sue Forrest won the least putts competition Saturday while

inday and Alice Shutek won overall.
plete results of this tournament and the Creston
Sweepstakes on June 11 can found in The Numbers on this
page.

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Okee Dokees 2nd in Metaline

Okee Dokees fared the best out of all Castlegar teams plac-
ing second in Division 1 at the Metaline Falls Slo-pitch tourney
in Washington last weekend .

The team won four out of six games, losing twice to a U.S.
team that brazenly called itself the Hosers,

The Okee Dokees are Kim and Wayne Abietkoff, Janice and
Glen Stalker, Hal and Sheila Hesketh, Ken, Marianne and
Cindy Shlakoff, Gerry Trubetskoff, James Verigin anid Adrian
Markin.

Teams in chase for $12,000

Teams from Los Angeles and Chicago; Taiwan and Japan
will be atnong a 12-team slate in this year’s the Grand Forks
Credit Union International Labor Day baseball tour

The annual tournament, the largest of its kind in the coun-
try, begins Aug. 28 and offers upwards of $25,000 in prize
money.

Japan will send its national team to the event while China's
entry will be city champions from Taipei. Los Angeles entrant
is the semipro Valley Ringers while the Chicago Hornets will
make their first appearance at, the tourney.

Five-time tour h i Seattle Studs will return
this year as will last year’s winners, the Tahoe Stars, from
Northern California. ,

Runners up last year, Portland Taylor Electric, will also
return.

Lewis Clarke State Warriors and semipro teams from New
York and San Diego round out the U.S. contingent at the tour-

ney.

The host Grand Forks Gold and the Surrey Sports, who will
be making their 15 appearance — will be Canada’s only entries
in the tourney.

Manderville joins Nats

CALGARY-Left winger Kent Manderville will play on
Canada’s national hockey team for the 1991-92 season, Dave
King, the team’s general manager and head coach, announced
Thursday.

Manderville, 20, was the top entry draft pick-in 1989 by the
Calgary Flames and played on Canada’s world junior champi-
onship teams in 1990 and 1991.

Steroid scandal sweeps WWF

HARRISBURG, Pa._The WWF on Thursday said it was vic-
timized by reports that a suburban Harrisburg doctor supplied
ids to five professional Jers, including Hulk Hogan,

Dr. George Zahorian faces a federal trial on charges of sup-
plying steroids to the athletes, but Hogan’s lawyer is trying to
keep the former World Wrestling Federation champion out of
the case, sources said.

“Neither the WWF, nor any of its wrestlers or associates
has been ch: d with any illegality,” said a stat issued
by Basil DeVito, WWF's senior vice-president. “We stand by
our phil of wh family entertai and the
positive example we set for the youth of America.”

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i ABOUT

With the atm of making
“Castlegar a basketball power-
house” in B.C., a pair of Stanley

dary school

lar basketball),” said SHSS
physical education teacher John
Ritchie.

a Ritchie and SHSS athletic

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Humphries

Doug Hickey co:

hers Have d a plan
to start a “mini” basketball
league in the city.

The proposed league would be
for girls and boys in grades 4, 5
and 6 and has a tentative start-
ing date of mid-September.

“The idea is to get the kids
exposed to basketball at a young
age with an emphasis on skill)
development, but with real scor-
ing and the same rules (as regu-

Megnets
may be
history

By Alan Adams

BUFFALO (AP) — Magnetic
goal posts which anchor nets in
the National Hockey League
could soon be replaced with
plastic pins that would snap off
upon impact.

The question of whether or
not to make the switch will be
put to general managers of the
22 clubs today, and if approved,
will be passed along to the
NHL's braintrust, the board of
governors. The board meets on
Sunday and Monday and it has
the final say on net matters.

Broken legs were often a
byproduct of the steel posts.

The plastic pins would make
it more difficult for goalies and
defencemen to intentionally dis-
lodge thenet and would offer
more of a deterrent to forwards
recklessly charging the crease.

Some of the NHL general
managers and coaches who
have assembled here for the
league’s annual meetings and
entry draft favor the switch to
plastic pins.

“We want to do a couple of
things and o
players to qui
net so hard,”
coach and general manager of
the Vancouver Canucks. “The
other is to stop goalies from
knocking it off as easy as they
do.

“It's been known that play-
ers do that and we have to stop
it somehow. There are so many
crucial times in a game that can
nullify a crucial play.”

Castlegar
& District
Softball Association
ANNUAL
GENERAL

MEETING
Thurs., June 27

the league and have
sent out letters to all elementary
schools in the Castlegar school
district to gauge interest,

“If there's not enough interest
then we won't go through with
it, but I think there will be,”
Ritchie said.

He said the league will-be
modeled after similar leagues in

ends and local high school bas-
ketball players will be drafted as
coaches.

A préliminary cost per play-
er, will be $35.

In addition to the kids them-
selves, school athletic programs
at all levels stand to gain if the
league is successful, Ritchie
said.

“It will benefit the grade
schools, the junior high and us,
in the long run. We could turn
Castlegar into a basketball pow-
erhouse for both girls and boys.”

Victoria and Prince George. Those interested can conta

ct JOHN RITCHIE

Games will be held.on week- Ritchie during the day at SHSS. _...high hopes

TEAMING UP ON DAD

Se a

A pair of Castlegar minor soccer Players team up on a dad durin;
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of the season for most minor soccer teams in the clty.

CasNews photo by Ed Mills
ig the parent-kidS game at Stanley

y night. The game, along with a wiener roast, marked the end

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