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Last weekend RouJ•Jld'II
entry in the Kootenay soccer
sweepstakes took two of four
'
ble points by winning e
decision from Fernle

games; nooetbelesa we did

see some pretty robust play.
In fact, play became so
aggressive referee Jack
Fisher called a halt to proUnited Saturday before ceedings in the second half
to Kimberley 4-1 and had a talk with both
team leaders.
Sunday.
'lbe Kimberley team LI e
'lbe playing conditions
were deplorable for both pretty good earegaUon, led

hY Henry Voleoar up front Hughes end Ron Jmepb

they have a solid defence make for stability at midwho cover ell the engles end field and Armando
e solid goal-tender in Demidaroa anchon a
Rouland's former star defensive unit that will
improve with uperlence.
goalie, Jeck Macdonald.
Rossland was playing a 'lbe goal ~ . with
very spirited brand - of either Lindgren or Lavigne
soccer but, three quick in there, LI adequate.
Kimberley's
markers
goeJa, ICOl'9d before they got
their game plan working put were ICOl'9d by Randy
them in a bole. They lec:ked Fisher, Vogelaar end Gary
Kimberley's forcefullnesl. Pbenuff with a pair.
Also, in soccer, Rossland's
· Where the Eut Kootenay
team aent five men in, Pee Wee 2 Royals took a ~1
Roulencl relied on three end win over Warfield Rangen
lllOlt ol the time tbele at- to win 8 Trail Minor Soccer
tacks were tbwerted by the tournament ln thelr
defensive efforts ol the category. The team LI
managed by Maurice
Martin scored MacArthur end are coached
RouJend's onJy goal from a by Greg Thatcher end Doug
penalty shot late in the first Schnelder, a nmnber ol
half, a couple ol minutes these boys play for Maurice
efterward Volepar was during the winter 81 pert of
pulled down end Kimberley the so-called "Green
bad their chance from the Machine".
spot. Pat Lavigne pulled off
In other categories of the
a remarkable diving uve on tourney, Fruitvale Flames
Vogelaar's low drive to bis wlped out Sunnlngdele 4-0 in
left to prevent RouJend'11 Pee Wee 1 while West Trail
edged Frultv-1e in the
getting further behind.
Martin came clole a Bantam secUori by a sc,cre
nmnber of times but be still of2-1.
Recently we went out to
needs more help up front to
open up chances for bis C'.astlegar to their Retirees
accurate shooting. Joe lnvltetional golf. We bad
glorious weather for a
change and the compeny
was acellent, I played with
a couple ol Cutlepr gents
and tborougb1y enjoyed the
whole proceedlng. We
started on No .13 and played
nine boles and since 13 was
on our way to the clubboole,
Ken MlJes and Gil Besio
joined UI end we played
along 81 a flvesome. Having
bad am flrlt time out I was
pleued with by bogey Oil the
par three bole second time

~

around.

Winnen

in

the

very

pleeunt day's outlD8 were
Ernle Carmer ol Cutlepr
for low groa, Andy Hoacbar

of Cutlepr and George
Wilson ol Trail for low net.
Sam Maher of Trail bed the
blgbelt acore on any bole,
Allan Selble ol Cutlegar
was the !DOit bonellt golfer
and Reg Symons, 11, was
the oldest.

Forty.four golfers
pert in bldden ~ ~
low net at the Upper ~
Tuesday under moatlJ
IUDD)' sides, lt was our bes
turnout of the year and wal
masterminded by M
SaW)'er and Jack Gellatly.
Low net winnen in tbi
bldden partnen were
Watkinson end GU Besso a
70, Pbl1 Bateman and Jadi
Gellatly came in at 75 81 dlcj
Ron Gardner and Jacll
Mc,Jyneu, BW Dobbe
GU Page bad 78.
Nat Tuelday lt will
low net and Jeut putts ~
the details will be band1ecl
by Arcble McCannell and
BW Charters.
Sunday, at the uppe
coune LI the Father's Day1
Soda1 and mnorgubord, fot
ell the details call Dorotq
Fines at the clubbduae or~
Caswell who will handle the
playing arrangements, Ed'a
nmnber ls 9939 and the

cl11bbornle's at the Uppelj
Coune LI 5CM5. Hope
have a beter day for lt than
Local 480 bad for lta toume,:
laatSunday.
RoNJend'11 annual slo-:
pltcb tourney will take piece
on June 28-29, all the usuaJ
hoop-la will be evident wltb
pleJ going on, come rain ~
shine, in ell the parka. Tbn
will be a Bavarian garden in
the Arena and food
avalleble at ell stops. More
details will be fortbccming
m nat week's column.