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‘To. win the: gold, the: DeP:
defending: ‘champio’

Gary. rico
event’ in hocseatoe ‘pitching while
‘Thrums was third in the ladies’ C G event, :

bane Heasman ' of Creston:

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‘ 200° individual ‘medi f

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: - lalso of Csstleger) Jim Sutherland of Nelson ‘and Andrew
the gold in the boy's

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athletes at the B.C. Summer Games in Vernon on the ;

Saheldt of Goesion went tells he hee bre Del ;
bronze * in: the

teve Zinio ‘of ‘Trail won a gold.

SUMMER + + Cast
Kinakin (left);and’ Bruce Wolte: took ‘home top

“swimming honors’ during 8.C.: Su Games,

In track and field, Judy ‘Kinakin Salmo, won ‘a

: bronze in’girl's triple; jump. James ae of Lister
gals chaise Pec wen a gud In jlo boy's :

the Kootenay, zone ‘took first

Kinakin retuned with four medals = ‘two gold and |

<> two bronze, and Wolfe took home botha geld ond a

bronze medal.

"Cranbrook: ‘won a silver medal ip ‘baseball, “dsbeatibg
Port Coquitlam 8-6 and losing 6-8 to Kelowna in the final.
‘ In archery Larry'Podmoroff of Grand’ Forks won a,

* bronze in men’s freestyle.
‘Tom Rogers of Nelson won’ & aver in the senior

‘men's category four’ in cycling.

In, senior, female ‘novice, atricia Lifely of Nakusp
won the silver, while in the novice cadet male, Dave Leyh

of ids won a silver medal.
in orienteering, Renice Toombs Fruitvale

trefire
place, Jp pareshtine Paul Stele of Nelo nop sold in

— .

Castlegar, Vikings forward
David Peak was named most
valuable player of the Koot-
enays: Soccer “League | and

elected to the all-star team. :
The award and position, was -

the only’awards the Vikings,

club réceived this year.
Peak said he was - both

stunned and flattered over

TORONTO (cP) — A pro-’.

gram the Canadian Ski Asso-

Sation hopes will-develop a

group of elite slalom skiers

The ; award: was chosen
after each team in the league
‘was requested to submit an
their choice for an‘ MVP: and
Most: Sportsmanlike Player,

Representatives : from: each .

team then’ voted. upon the

“nominations, :Forward: Ray-
mond Sele.“ was ‘nominated:

the : ~Vilings' most sports-

fore thé federal aie the:
necessary ig. “But: our
immediate objective is to de-

will be presented ‘to! (Spare a

Canada for PPro}

day.
Andrzej: Kozbial, “the
CSA's, Alpine’ ‘director, ‘said,

abroad ..into:-line <with) its

world-class downhill ski team

in time for the 1988 Calgary «al
- Winter, Olympics.

Several members of. the
downhill squad —. including

Steve Podborski of Toronto, -

the “World : Cup-; downhill
champion, and Gerry: joren-
sen of Kimberley, BC. id

medallist at’ the 1982. world:

championships —" attended
the ‘Tuesday ‘news: ‘confer-
ence.

‘Joining them’ ‘were veteran
Ken Read of Calgary, Todd
Brooker of Paris, Ont.,: who

. impressed veteran observers

with his’ aggressive ' skiing

* ate last ‘season, ‘and’ Robin

McLeish ‘of Toronto.
The* men’s: and‘ women’s

: teams .will depart ‘later this
week » for “ their European:
: training ; emp. <The * men's

World Cup season gets under

wway, Dec. ‘6 in‘ Laax, Swit--

‘zerland; while: the:
open Dec, 7-8 Ea Val
France..

“Our. long-range objective
is, the, 1988, Winter ‘Olym-.
Piet Koztial said st the he wilt

--Not all the ski: bodies ap-
proached regarding the, pro. :

. ject: have been: heard from,
'-Kozbial.' said,’ adding ‘that

those that ‘have replied to the’

tions “for | slalom: sand: giant ~
slalom. ski programs ‘are j Hate
the East.)

*-manlike player, tay

actually ‘played. mediocre ‘:
season” compared - to. past
years. The peak of his season

~ last ‘three syears, his. wife ‘but’ must develop an under-
Peak stated that: he had. said. He has numerous tro- | i standing: of ‘the: game, As

phies.
"= Following Joe ‘Antignani; «
‘he had the ‘second highest |

well,” they require work on
soccer basics,
Before ® coming. to Castle-

‘came. during’ the Kimberley number. of goals ‘on the pre- ‘gar,’ Peak. played for ‘the

tournament, when he Played
his ‘potential.

Peak, who is‘ new to: the
Kootenays,' has... won: four:.:
MVP's in other leagues in the

lownhill
following winter.”
:Kozbial said the idea is to

keep,'a group: of 10/or 12

skiers in reserve to push the

“World Cup ‘team: members. : ¢

“If the skiers in Europe are

mier’ Vikings,’ He took all’;

‘team penalty. « kicks; and :

missed’ not’one..* 5’
+.He said that the’ Vikings :
;were © potentially very strong, 3

: 1977 when it was: ‘decided to
concentrate on downhill Ta-

Canada’ ‘8 ‘downhin skiers ©

“have ‘enjoyed enormous’ suc-,

cess on the World Cup circuit’
in recent years.

not: performing ‘as they...

should be, then we can bring: :

‘them home without: any hesi-'
tation! and cet them: with,

< Podboraki, 24, missed win-
“ning the World Cup downhill ,
title in 1981 by,a fraction of a
: second, but was listed No. 1

:/ dn-ratings by the Federation

8 year, he won'the World Cup ‘ ;

‘peting. in ‘North’ “America,
they; ‘too would be replaced.

tourneys remain”

‘Local tennis enthusiasts

are invited to take advantage
*, Of. the - few. remaining . com-'

petitions in the. West Koot-
ecay area being held atthe

draw a big entry.
The Bob ‘Thompson Open,

International. de’) Ski. | Last

downhill championship : but
ranks behind Swiss ace Peter
Muller and Harti Weirather,
of Austria ‘in FIS rankings.

Brooker, 21, had a second-

n place finish at Aspen, Colo.,

Sand was ranked. seventh. ny
the FIS, while Read, 26, looks

“to-resume "his chal-

lenge ‘for the World id Ca title

‘the final tournament «|
of the season, will ‘be held, seasc
Sept. 18, To enter, this tour--

Nelson ‘Tennis: Club;courts. : ’: name
‘One: such; tournament: is‘“least 40

the - West | ‘Kootenay Open
‘scheduled for Sept. 4 and 6.
fe

aged to enter this tourna:

meat “which * is cxpected to Barry, ‘DePaoli at it BOS CATR, ings.

‘For. ‘na information. call

urie Gratiam of Ingie-
wood, Ont., . is: rated | 10th,
while, Diane Lehodey.of Cal...

7; Canadian women's. team

three . first-sced FIS.. rank-

London (Ontario) White
Eagles, a step below sem-pro.

He came to Castlegar with |

his wife Karen ‘and two sons
in late 1981. He is a plumber

jwith Vikings John’s -

’ Plumbing aor
‘he came from
Manchester, England, where
‘he learned to Play Soccer asa
child.

i) A soccer’ “enthusiast, he

coached. ‘minor ‘soccer this
: summer, leading’: his’ Castle-
gar’ Credit'Union' team to a
;, league ‘ victory. He : desires
and hopes to see minar soccer
eet Soest Ene are

Tennis :
clinic.
in Trail

The B.C, Tennis ‘Associ-
ation will be -holding a. Level
One ;Coaching: Program . at
Butler Park Tennis Courts in
Trail. The City « of Trail Parks
and, ‘Recreation’ Department

will be , boating the | Srent
Sept. 17,,18 ‘and

Course ceeee ‘will inehide

‘Memorial Centre. - Mail-in
registration forms: will be
at. all

~ Orioles’ Jim Palther

- still on winning streak

“By CPand AP

News Services
‘Veteran’ Jim'Palmer, who
hasn't ‘lost since:.May $0,

handicuffed Toronto on: four.
hits Tuesday and Eddie Mur--

ray. drove.in the’ only. run

with a_first-inning . sacrifice,

fly. as: Baltimore’ Orioles
blanked the Blue-Jays 1-0 in
American - League’: baseball
action.

Palmer, 128, has won '10
straight decisions - ‘ince -he
lost 6-0 to Toronto in May. He

_also won 10.in'a tow.in 1978 ~
and his longest streak-of 11 Hy

victories came .in'1969.; -.
The 88-year-old right-hand-
er struck out: three,and
walked ‘one en route;to’ his
ith victory. against. two
losses as a starter this year.
He has a 1-1 record out of the-

bullpen.

Toronto right-hander Luis
Leal, 9-12, was tapped for the.
lone run in the first..Glenn
Gulliver stroked a. one-out
double to right, moved to
third on Terry Crowley's
single and-scored on Mur-
ray’s sacrifice fly to right.

Leal, who went: the~ dis-
tance, gave up soven. hits,
Rohr out three and walked

eerie Moseby collected the
only extra-base hit off Pal-
mer, a two-out double off the
right-field wall in the eighth.
Moseby, Garth Iorg and Er-

nie Whitt each collected sin-
| gles.

The Orioles now have won
11 of their ‘last 12 games,

6
rth) 0, New York Yankees

Rec
Departments, ‘The minimum |

age for the program ‘is \16
years old. The registration
fee is $100 and the deadline is
Sept. 10. For. further, infor-
mation please’; call: Janet

Plottell of the. B.C.. Tennis.

Association at: 687-8893: or.
the ‘Trail. Parks. and Rec-
reation Office at 368-6484.

gers 0."
RED 80X 4A's0
Dwight: Evans crushed a

the American ee season
into the left field’ screen off
Oakland starter and. loser
Preston Hanna, .0-2; scoring
Jerry Remy, who opened the -
sixth with a double. The Red
Sox made it 40 when Jim

Rice followed. Evans with a.

single, moved to third when
Oakland first baseman Dan

‘Meyer booted Carl Yastzem-

ski's; grounder: and ‘scored’
when Carney Lansford’:
grounded into a double play.
RANGERS 6 ROYALS 0
Kuuckleballer Charlie
tossed a three-hitter
to lift Texas Rangers to a 6-0
victory. over. Kansas. City,
snapping the ‘Rovals: seven-

with California's 11-0 trounc-
ing’ of. Detroit, reduced the

Graig Nettles “hit a two)
- tun homer in the ninth inning

to power New York Yankees
toa! 8-1: victory over Min-
‘Twins, «

nesota Ty :
Giles |
coach of
the year
NEW YORK (AP) —

Giles, second ‘year ais et
Vancouver Whitecaps, has -

y~
© Giles led the Whitecaps to

3 ‘Twins 1,. Cali-’ 20-42 ‘record, winning the
fornia Angels 11 Detroit Th,

second-host games this sea-
son. His overall record in the
two years is 42-26, to rank
him sixth all-time with a .618

two-run homer to highlight a percentage.

three-run, sixth inning as
Boston Red Sox shut out
Oakland .A’s 40 behind
Chuck Rainsey’s five-hitter.

Evans hit his 26th homer of,

nt ours ;
Giles will receive his award
at the NASL‘s annual awards +

Bowl 82 on Sept. 18.

Guidry, 185, struck out”

eight, walked four and scat-
tered nine hits in posting his”
100th career victory. He was
aided by. three ‘Yankee dov-
ble plays. RE
ANGELS 11 TIGERS 0.
Brian Downing went 4-for-
-6 and hit two homers, includ-
ing a-grand-alam that high-
_ Hghted California's seven-run,
fifth‘ inning, and Geoff ‘Zahn:
pitched an eight-bitter:’. to
lead ; ‘the ‘Angels:to an: 110°.
Tigers:

In, the’ National Latgue| it
was Cincinnati Reds 2 Mon-’
rtreal Expos. 1, Atlanta
‘Braves’ 8 Philadelphia Phil-
lies 0, Houston Astros 4 New -
York Mets 0.. ,

. BEDS 2EXP081 ..:
— Paul, Householder’ stroked:
a one-cut, 14th-inning ‘single
to score Dan Driessen from’ :

* second base and lift Cincin-,

nati-Reda:to-a 2-1 ‘National
jleeue victory ever Mon-

treal Expos.
Driessen’s. single led off
the'14th against Ray Burris,
a4 the fifth, Montreal Pit”

his shoulder April 20, threw
six shutout innings as. At-
lanta Braves downed Philad-
elphia Phillies 3-0. rs

ASTROS 4METSO.
Houston's Nolan Ryan lost
his bid for an unprecedented
sixth career no-hitter in the
eighth inning and sottled for
a. two-hitter as the Astros
‘sent New York Meta to thelr: