“CASTLEGAR NEWS, February 24, 1982"

CASTLEGAR NEWS, February 24, 1982

whose efforts hel
ships are, from t

‘Members of the Stanley Humphries cag conte aki team
them earn second overall at the B.C. high school champion:
Cathy Beynon, Pam Roberts and Rachel Adams.

aes ofa Le
. Stanley Humphries |’ Sec-
ondary School captured

_ place at the B.C. high school
‘cross-country .

cial championships ., held at.
100 Mile House last ‘Thursday
and Friday.

:’ second while the boy: tied for a i

firat place at’the finals. :\
On the Thursday ‘the five
boys ‘who , qualified’ for:‘the

provincials beat Columneetza ©

‘vidual placings,’ ‘but’ were

* beat out’ 'b; ‘ Columneetza : x
Friday: t
- ‘minutes,’ putting’: SHSB: inva’

first-place ‘tie.
- In’) the individual ©

nt
Grant: Stewart was fifth,”

Martin Andrews ‘ninth, Ray
-Yule 10th and: Gordon Cooper

12th: Bob Krug, whose' plac-.

ing’ did ‘not. count’ ‘in the ag.

‘Trials, .as well as last week-

_ cattenrhow. end” in100 Mile House. *

Bantams « at Whitewater ow Kony

The of the team this: -

year were. to increase’ per-

pionships and the’ provincial.
aggregate..The team, under

Many. bantam league Red’ peted’ in the Whitewater Fiona Martin with a time of coach Doug Carter, managed
Mountain. Racers were kept.-Bantam League Invitational 96.66 while Tanya Anderson to achieve all of its goals.

busy Sunday as: they com-~ held at Whitewater. Teams was fourth with 1:10.23,

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‘Menta and Salmo as well
took part. ”.
Red Mountain results are
as follows:

In the girls’ nine and under

“Racer Lindsey Roberts took

Many team members: are

In the boys’ nine and under. planning ‘to attend: a cross- ©

Sean Valentine was first with ' country ski clinic ona glacier

a total of 91.27: Racer'‘Tom-' in the Bugaboos this August :

my Johnson’ was. second at. under’ the national. * team

97.14 while Mark ‘Knuds-. coach ‘in preparation forthe ,
re BS

guarrd was third with 99.81." upcoming season.
Fourth: was John Lee at :

first with a‘ tworTui total”of*1:04:71/"Red. Mountain: Ra-

one , minute’ 02:88. Racer
Megan Johnson was :first in
the 10 and 11 years category
with a time‘of 87.01. Rindi
McLellan of Trail was second,
clocked at 90.81. Third was

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Red Mountain's Rob Bul-
fone was first in the 10 and 11
years with a time of 89.17
while John Cormack placed
second at 91.19. Chris Milne ©
was third: with ‘a combined :

represent
B.C.

Two members: of the Red

total of -98.19.: Sixth was Mountain Racers are among. A*ee, tém

Hugh Hamilton clocked at the 12 ‘skiers’ who “will rep-
1:00.87. Racer Billy resent B.C; at the Shell Cup

was eighth with 1:05.41. Fer- Canadian Juvenile. Cham-; Scien

gus Twedale didnot’ finish pionships March 1-6\at Col-
the sécond run. lingwood, Ont.'’

In the 12 years and over”, Tami Johnston, 15, and
category Mark “Anderson of ‘Darryl Fry, 12, both of Ross-

Red was first at: 85.33 while land, were selected after Kehoe. Poh
Ryan McLellan was second at: trials held at Red Mountain .

86.87. Troy Colautti was‘ ee through Sun-
third at 94.73.

Steven. Davies was eighth ra male skiers and four
at 1:01.89 with Brad Valen- “female skiers were selected
tine in 10th place at 1:03.12. at the trials. ~
Racers Richard Halvlik was
14th ‘with 1:64.69 and Dean championships .is 14 ‘and:
"Bulfone-was 16th at 1:62.40,

skiing provin-

«eens

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“ Members of the e Stoniey Humphries competitors at the B.C; high schoo!
who helped to earn the school honors are: trom left, Grant:

Stewart, Martin Andrews, boad Yule and Gordon Cooper.

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dium and B.C. Winter Games *

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DAY.
NAY. GIRLS AA basketball
championships at Stanley, Humphries. Mt. Baker vs.
Trail, 6:30 p.m.; SHSS vs. Nelson, 8 p.m.
HOCKEY. — MIDGET A: Castlegar vs. Nelson, 5
p.m.,.arena. comptex.. GENTLEMEN'S LEAGUE:
Kalesnikett: vs. shia 8:15 Be old lorena,

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finald day. Games at 1.and 7 p:m.
HOCKEY — GENTLEMEN'S LEAGUE: Kaleanikoft vs,

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. day afternoon action at the arena

Ladies’ bowling: tou rney

The nth ‘annual Ladies 2nd

Bonnett Bowling . Tourns-
ment was held in the Castle
Bow] Lares Feb. 14 and 16,
with ‘17. teams participating.
Teams were divided into “A
and B divisions.
The winners: in the A
division were:
Ist place — Ding Bats 3520 —
Blythe Elliott, Sonia Chev-

. eldave,: Mable. “Postnikoff,

Irene Pater, Karen Fitchett.
2nd place — Blaffers 5439 —
° Vi Madrigga, Peni Camp-
bell, Janice Smith, Ida Hod-
pee Betty Langille. 5
‘$rd place — Yvonne Pin Pais
3315 —

Ann Podd, Yvonne Rae,
Lynn Bailey, Verna Dawson,
Joan Humhrey. ~
4th place ~its $266 —

‘Michelle : Roberts, Kathey .

ff; Marci Palm

na Obetkoff, Mary McAlpine.”

B Division.

Ist place — Valley Mites $435
Marilyn Kerfoot, arion Wil-

liamson, ‘Shelly Ross,

Strelieff, Jeanette Klapstein.

Wi EST.’ PALM BEACH,
FLA: (AP) — The changes
are ‘subtle under, new man-
ager Joe Torre, but Phil
Niekro, the pitcher who is 15
months: older than Toree,
says they are appreciated.

‘The knuckleballer, who S198

will be 48 in April when he
begins his 19th major season,
says he's never worked hard-
er. than this season. even
though Torre gave him the
privilege of. setting his own
pace, during spring training,

{But there, have : been
changes in involving other pit-

: ere ae first time - in
Brives: camp, pitchers don't --wpeles

place — Leftovers 3356
Cheryl Closkey,. Loretta
Read, :Irene Sheridan, Lee
Van De Wall, Cherryl Greep.

. Sed place — Try its 3328

‘Ruth Rourke,‘ Leslie: Jo-
hanson, Joan Rayner, Muriel
Stetsko, .Ginny D.
4th place — Northwest
Homes — 3310 2

Vi Wier, Del Lutz, Linda
Eaday, Jean Friedel, Teresa
Anderson,

Individual A Bowler High
le
da Buday 685; 2.

Lynda Wood’ 664; 8. Hilda
Thomas 623; 4. Kay Gritchin
587; 5. Verna Dawson 687; 6.
Sonia Cheveldave 583; ' 7.
Anita Plotnikoff 575; 8. Mary.
Strelieff 574.

_ Individual B Bowler High
8

1. Cheryi Closkey 282; 2.
Hilda Thomas ‘278; 3, Cheryl
Closkey 250; 4. Lynda Wood
249; 6. Verna Shingler 244; 6.

Palmer 299; 7. Winnie
Savinkoff 238; 8.-Kay Grit-
chin 236.

Individual C Bowler High

Ll Lin
Blythe Elliott 678: 3. Marion Triple

Williamson 677;' 4. Joyce
Turner 674; 5. Vi

673; 6, Betty Langille 665.
Individual A Bowler High

Single

1, Shirley Meer 296; 2.
Mary, Berm ible
s3 Pestnikotf, bEl-
Hott 264;! 6... inds "Buday,

-Blythe Elliott, Mona Cher-

noff 251.
Individual B- Bowler High

Triple
1. Chery) Closkey 741; 2. yte.

ee Lena Pereversoff, Kar-
"Team - Low Triple A

Karen Fitchett 545

Bowler High

Karen Fitchett 220.

" Strike Outs

; Erma.Mykyte, Mary Ber-
n-Mykyte: .

Hopefalls 3139.

Elaine Martin, Stella Pal- ;

amaruk,. Peggy _Nocier,
Karen Mykyte, Erma Myk-

Under new manager

shag fly balls,” Niekro “said.
“That got on. a. pitcher's
nerves. Ss

* “You would throw batting
practice, then stand out in th
outfield for two hours shag-
gly balls and you would
tighten up in the cold wind.
These. guys don't believe in
that. :

“Joe doesn't want to see
you outside, inactive, ina wet
shirt. He firmly believes in.
keeping elbows warm. It's
the first time I ever heard a
manager say he'd like to see.
everyone wear long sleeve
shirts =the first ‘souple. of

As for himself, Nickro said,
“Age has been a question the
last six or seven years and-I
-Fealize I have to work harder
“every year. But I've slowed
down a lot off, the field..I
don't eat as much as Iused
to, I get more rest and I take
care of myself more.” _

Meanwhile, veteran Chris
Chambliss and second-year
man Brett Butler arrived in
camp, meaning that all anti-
scipated regulara with the ex-
‘céption- of senpeay Glau:

Niekro;said he thought the
speedy. Butler, a left fielder,

‘Team Low Triple B — Rockin
Robins 2922

Bertha , Vincent, Iris Le-
Page, Synn Robinson, Maria
‘Tackson, Shirley Salekin. -

Team Low Single A Swal-
lows 948

Annie Koochin, Winnie
Savinkoff, Polly Sawchenko,
pad Koftinow, Shirley Mer-

Team Low Single BL

Pharmasavo 966

Elsie Rysen, Kat Gritchin,
Faye Hyson, Hazel Hartley,
Jean Muller.

Individual Low Triple - .

A — Betty Evin 470; B —
Marge Lalonde 416; C — Lee
Van.De Wall 344.

Individual Low Single
7A Betty, Evine129;

Gy Jean Muller 110; —

‘Van De. Wall 101:
+1 Foul |

Maria Jackson

‘A banquet was held in the
Legion Hall following the
tournament.

Changes: are appreciated=

“is going to be one of the best
leadoff. mon the Braves ever
had, and we've been lacking
there.”

For Nickro, last year was
the first time in 15 seasons he
failed to win 11 ganies. The
strike cost him about 12.
starts’ and although he was.
1-7, the Braves won 14 of the
22 games he started,

“Every year is more of a

a bowling results

Three:
te, ier. Men's High ‘single:
» Team n High Three: Super
er 600's and 700'

Bred elliot, O41; Waite
26; Annett

Mood, 623, Strike Outs:
my vie, Annette Haywood,

or 2
MONDA' IGHT 7-9
Ladies High, ‘ingle: Stella
Folomeruk: 288; Ladi
Three:

ec r Intyre,
ohn Aykyte, 626; Barrel Rourke,

MONDAY NITE 9-11

Lodies’ High Single: June dune Cherry,
261; Ladies’ Hi Shirley
Morry, 692. Men's pind Single:
Gordon Donchello, 260; Men's
High Three: Gordon

612}. Bill Zarikoff, 612; ‘Howie
AFIERNOON 1-3: vers, 601.
Ladies Mion Single: Joyce Turner, 2

BAA ‘Cheerios, 1093; ‘Team

Three: Cheerios, 2010.
JESDAY NIGHT carne 9-10

igh Mott, 625; Doug Fellman, 625; Joe
a). Halliday, 6142 Frank Webster,

255; Ladies High Three; : Joyce
Turner, 698, Team High’ Single:
Wallers, 1089; Team High Three: a4
Team Points:
188°; Moaners, 192: 5 Balls, 1!
Groaners, oot Pythian Sisters, ‘Three: Spin’ Bal
Other 600's and 706" ec "ee, ae fin
Model ghihowks, ; Team Hig
Het nt Three: Nighihawks, 9622. Other

EE BREAK 730 A.M. woe gra my Ta: “Seoti
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en's al Ladies" High ingle: Phyllis . Wood, 643; Rudy ‘Noclar, 631;
+4 Marvin LeRoy, Sat: Man's Russel, 201;-Lodies High Three: Mervin Wood,” 604; Maret
i eRoy, 780. Phyllis Russel, 617. ‘Team. High Thorgelrson, 601.

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PLAN TO ATTEND

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G13. Men's High singe:

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Joex chuveldove or Matt Ron,
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Bawaon thor roan Fimo. on
Dave Adshead, 634.

8.
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Ladies’ High angle: Noble Pot
nikoff, 269; Ladies’ High Three:
Helen’ Rinckin, 673. Team High
Single: Ramblers, 1052; wir iz

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Single: John Soberiak, 230; Men's
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Single: Rockin’ “Robins,
High Three: Rockin Robi
ee, Other 600's ond 71

Popol, 641; Judy Koftinow, 635.

Shirley Merry, 689: brenda
y

in, 260; igh The
Irene Sheridan, oa, mae High
inh ler Ed Ed Henderson, 264; Men’
id Henderson, 757.
Team ine singles Midniaht Mar-
vels, ~ 1166; ree:
Midnight thar me Gina:
Delong,

ike
rote iow “Thorgelrson, 524;
Mickey Read, 622.

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