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July 23, 1989

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Local sport shorts

Castlegar golfer Denise Pottle con
tinues to add to her impressive list
of golfing accomplishments.

The 16-year-old Stanley Hum-
phries secondary school student
recently competed in the B.C.
Junior Ladies Provincial Cham-
pionships in Vernon

She placed eighth overall and
will be joining the B.C. team
headed for the Junior Ladies
America’s Cup tournament which
runs from July 29 to Aug: 3

The tournament will be held in
Salem, Ore., and will pit the top
golfers from various states and
provinces ina team competition,

On the heels of that tourney,
Pottle will head to New Glasgow,
N.S., to compete as an individual
in ‘the Canadian Junior Ladies

curs on the B.C. team

She shot an 83 to grab second place.

years of competition

petition.

said Zandbergen

the Rossland-Trail Golf Course.
Tee-off time is 9 a.m
men's and junior flights

Post entries will be accepted

Pottle headed to America's Cup

Championships Aug. 9-12. Pottle is an alternate member of the B.C. “A’
team but is able to compete on an individual basis unless an opening oc-

Pottle was also a runner-up in the C ‘entennial Cup held in Kelowna.

Zandbergen captures decathlon
Tony Zandbergen of Castlegar captured the decathlon title at the
B.C. Track and Field Championsips in Coquitlam last weekend
It was the second straight decathlon title for Zandbergen in his four

However, a trip to thé Canada Summer Games in Saskatoon may be
put on hold following a groin injury in the javelin event of the com-

——§p just havete-waitand see, the Game:

Memorial golf tourney today

The Mike Wichert Memorial Golf Tournament is set to go today at
and trophies will be awarded in women's,

Entry fees include lunch and proceeds are turned over to Selkirk
College for the Mike Wichert Memorial Scholarship Fund
Wichert was a local junior golfer on a golf scholarship in Moscow,
Idaho, when he died in a car accident in 1983
The tournament, in his memory, has been growing since its inception
in 1983. Seventy golfers turned out last year and organizers are looking
forward to the same numbers this year

DENISE POTTLE
. - Off to Oregon

—show on Catgary’s

Volunteers needed
for Senior Games

By GUY MOREY
With the City of Trail hosting the
B.C. Seniors Games, Sept. 6-8, local
directors have been working behind
the scenes for the past five months to
have everything in place by Aug. |

Jim Morris, a member of the
executive, is also director of sporting
events, which require many volunteers
at the sporting venues.

There are 18 competitions in the
games and virtually every sporting
facility in Trail will be utilized by the
seniors. Although stress is on par
ticipation, there |will be many fine

athletes displaying their talents during
the games.

Demonstration sports will include
floor curling, croquet, bocce, square
dancing and synchronized swimming.

“At this point is is necessary to ask
the general public to join our
organization as volunteers to keep
things running smoothly,”
said, adding their help and interest
would be beneficial in operating the
upcoming games in a professional
manner

For further information, drop into
the Games Office, on Cedar Avenue in
Trail or phone 364-2666

Morris

stomp
Calgary

CALGARY (CP) The effect was
like taking a hammer toan aspirin.

The Edmonton Eskimos pulverized
the Stampeders 54-4 Friday night and
the demoralizing and humiliating loss
leaves Calgary with a headache that
may not be cured this season

And the Esks loved every minute of

it :
“The offence did a fabulous job and
everybody. had beamed
linebacker Dan Bass in describing Ed-
monton’s six touchdowns and four
field goals.

“We were sitting on the sidelines
and everybody couldn't-wait to get
back having fun.”

Bass has particular reason to smile
He used to be a Stampeder until he was
traded to Edmonton prior to the 1984
season

““L liked playing for Calgary, but 1
like where lam now.”

That's a statement few Stamps can
echo. What made the defeat all the
more horrifying was that starting quar
terback Danny Barrett had predicted a
day before that the € algary offence
was finally starting to gel

But it looked more like watery jello
Friday night as Edmonton’s defensive
musclemen sliced through the Stamp
offence like a sharp knife. Barrett and
replacement Tom Porras didn’t have a
chance

Four quarterback sacks, four fum
bles and one interception given up

heof

fun,

NECK AND NECK . . . The competitio:
their annual swim meet today at the
Penticton, Kelowna including the local a:

CosNews photo by Guy Bertrand

n will be tough as the Castlegar Aquanauts wind up
Bob Brandson Memorial Pool. Teams from Colville,
rea clubs are meeting in the competition.

Tyson irons out ‘The

Truth’

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) —
The question for Carl (The Truth)
Williams was: “‘Are youalright?””

There was no answer

The question now for Mike Tyson is
“Who's next?”

The ‘answer might be who can give

he d heavyweight

allow the fight to continue despite
protests by the challenger that he was
fine.

“All that time he wasn’t really up,”
Neumann said: **He was leaning on the
ropes.

“| asked him a question. I said: “Are

in first round

you all right?’ The first time I asked
him there was no response. | asked him
a second time. We had a 10-second
frame to make a judgment and I was
getting near the 10 seconds. I said: ‘Are
you all right?” Again no response. I
stopped the fight." ~

ficial stat sheet. But~the game was
much more lopsided than that
COULDN'T MATCH

Calgary managed only 32 yards
rushing to Edmonton’s 252. Passing
was better at 227, but couldn't match
Edmonton's 339. The total: a dismal
212 yards net offence to 584 for the
Eskimos

The defence sunk to similar lows,
allowing the Eskimos to score almost
at will. At one point, Edmonton's
receivers were so wide open, Tracy
Ham and Rick Worman could only
shake their heads and laugh at the ease
with which they were competing their
passes.

“It feels great,"’ said Worman,
another former Stampeder who was
cut last season and picked up by the
Esks

African group
to perform

Eyuphuru, one of Mozambique’s
best-known popular musical groups,
will perform July 26 at 8 p.m, at the
Capito! Theatre in Nelson.

The group comes from Nampula
province in north Mozambique where
Arabic cultural influences merge with
African’ traditions and much -of
Eyuphuru’s music derives from a
blending of these musical streams, a
news release says.

Eyuphuru performed recently at the
Vancouver Folk Festival where
audiences reported the music as ‘*very
danceable but not the fast-paced

ecw

By JUDY WEARMOUTH
Head Librarian

Looking for some light summer
reading?

British author ‘Jilly Cooper has
produced another frothy, spicy and
witty novel called Players in the
American edition and Rivals in the
British one. (The library has both!)

In this, she turns her talents to the
cutthroat world of television and takes
a few jabs at the Tory politicians on the
side

Declan O’ Hara, a megastar of great

r

the best fight. I could have people
pointing to Evander Holyfield, but
that seems unlikely for now.

Tyson retained hisheavyweight title
Friday with a one-punch knockout
over Williams in a fight that ended in
controversy when referee Randy
Neumann stopped the bout at 93
seconds of the first round

The end came shortly after Tyson,
37-0 with 33 knockouts, nailed
Williams with a left hook about 1:20
into the round.

Williams 29, fell on the seat of his
pants and then went onto to his back,
momentarily giving the impression
that he would not, get back to his feet
before the 10 count

Williams got up at the count of
seven, but Neumann, refereeing his
first heavyweight title fight, refused to

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (CP)
— Lennox Lewis of Kitchener,
Ont. scored his second knockout as
a professional heavyweight by
stopping Bruce Johnson in the
second round Friday night at the
Convention Center

Lewis, 233 pounds, the 1988
Olympic super heavyweight cham-
pion, landed solid blows to the
body of Johnson, 192 pounds,
compelling referee Steve Smoger to
stop the scheduled four-round
bout at 1:24 of the second.

“+1 could see that he was hurt,”
said Lewis, now 2-0. ‘His eyes
looked really glassy. It’s a good

Canuck scores KO

thing they stopped it. I could feel
the adrenalin flowing in my body.””

Johnson, of Columbia, S.C., is
now 6-10-1, with three knockouts.

Lewis made his pro debut in
London and is managed by Frank
Maloney of Britain. The bout was a
preliminary to the Mike Tyson-
Carl Williams heavyweight cham-
pionship fight

“We practice those punches in
the gym and put them into the
fight,"” said. ‘The only
thing now is to improve, learn more
and take one step at a time. We
havent mapped out any kind of
time table. We're in no rush.””

Lewis

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glamor and intregity is poached from
the BBC by the unscrupulous Cot
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Gloucestershire with his radiant,
feckless wife. Living rather too close to
them is Rupert Campbell Black, a
divorced and dissolute Tory MP and
rival to Tony Baddington, head of
Cotswold Television. His top producer
is Cameron Cook, a beautiful and am-
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The best-selling sci-fantasy writer,
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outstanding young fantasy authors to
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C.J. Cherryh has written Stormbirds,

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Two people are caught in the middle of
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Nicola Ward is a ‘divorced school
teacher and Neil Walker is a recently
widowed, burned-out ex-CIA man
freelancing as a genealogist. Their lives
collide when Nicola finds out her
family had once been involved in a
Russian spy ring and Neil is recruited
to research the contents of an old
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a rousing SCOFY:
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of Pakistan’s independence with her
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Meatless Days. Duleri’s Pakistani
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emerged from the partition much like
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women in Sara's family that give this
book its strongest impulse. Her Welsh
mother, a teacher of English, is a
voluntary exile; her tenacious gran-
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her sister Ifat rehumanizes her
husband after his stint in the war; Sara
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