September 14, 1988

SPORTS

CASTLEGAR JUDO CLUB

Registration: Thurs., Sept. 22

6:15 p.m, at Twin Rivers The two day, total time, Western

Canadian Orienteering Champion- ships were held in Prince George over the Labor Day weekend. The event drew approximately 200 com-

Senior Instructor John Gibson Shodan

SKATE WITH US

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Wednesday, Sept. 21 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Recreation Complex

— —_ Beverly Vatkin, the new pro will be there after 6

Sharp captures orienteering title

petitors from B.C., Alberta, Mani- toba, Washington, New Zealand and England. They faced near record temperatures in the mid 30s and clever course designs that prompted many to make’ poor choices in navigation.

The Kootenay Orienteering club was represented by Sandra Sharp of Castlegar, and Shirley and Scott Donald of Rossland.

The unexpected high tempera- tures caused the organizers and competitors many problems. Many of the courses had insufficient drinking water placed along them and some of the elite were near

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hypothermia at the end of the race. The organizers labored throughout the night, shortening the courses for the second day and altering all the maps that the competitors would use.

Sandra competed in the Women's 19 to 20 age category. The first day, she was able to build up a 32-minute lead over Nicole Brenda of Edmon- ton. Nicole regained only four min- utes of that time on Day 2,, the second day, so Sandra finished at the top of her category.

Sandra has left our area to attend University in Ottawa where she will study Kino-Anthropology (how the

Rebels drop

By BRENDAN NAGLE Staff Writer

With a three-goal lead heading into the final period, it looked like the Castlegar Rebels were going to coast to their first pre-season victory against the Trail Junior Smoke Eaters. But Trail scored four unanswered goals in the final frame to win the contest.

The final score of the first exhibition game for both teams was 6-5 Trail as about 200 spectators looked on at the Community Complex.

“We lost our sharpness,” said Rebel coach Daryl Weir after the game Friday night. “Things that were going well for us in the second period seemed to désert us.”

Darey Erichuk staked Trail to an early lead at the 12:25 mark of the opening period on\a play set up by John Stanley and Pat Tamrole. Trail led 1-0 after one period.

The Rebels erupted for five second-period goals.Keith Semenoff got things going for the Rebels after David Green and Donald Greives put him in the clear at the 14:45 mark. Tamrole replied for the Smokes just 44 seconds later to give Trail the lead again.

From there the Rebels owned the rest of the middle frame as rookie Roger Carlson scored from David Vecchio at 7:09 to tie it up. Green followed with a goal set up by Carlson and Jason Hughes to

first

exhibition contest

DARYL WEIR . lost sharpness

it September 18, 1988 ber » Castlegar News

Births & Funerals

audrus ANDERSON Te Kathi and Lorne An. derson of Nelson, a girl, born Sept. 9

DOUGLAS — To Marion (nee Spotter) ‘and Murray Douglas of Calgary, a boy born Sept. 2

LOOS — To Alanna and John Loos of Nelson, a girl, born Sept. 6.

MASON To Karie and tan Mason of Nelson, a girl, born Sept. 12

MEEKER — To Tish and Jordan Meeker of Maple Ridge, a girl, born Aug. 30.

PINEAULT — To Christine and Jean Yves Pineault of Delta, a boy, born Sept. 6.

POSTMUS — To Deb and Ben Postmus of Fruitvale, a girl, born Sept. 11

RAMSBOTTOM To Tammy Hawks. worttran Glenn Ramsbottom of Nelson @ girt, born Sept. 12 SPIERS — To Kathy (nee Huth) and Greg Spiers, a girl, born Sept. 9

STRANGLE To Jane and Gregory Strangle of Seattle, a boy, born Aug. 29.

TANDY To Heather (nee termen) and Ed Tandy, @ girl, born Sept.

House;

WASSICK — To Lynne and Eric Wassick @ boy, born Sept. 3. WEINRAUCH — To Debbie House and David Weinrauch of Nelson, a boy, born Sept. 3

WHITE — To Tanya Ross and Christopher

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children;

Fruitvale, Caroline Scheidt of Calgory, at home; grandmother

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son ans Donna Arneson, all of Trail; eight grand- children and nine greatgrandchildre She was predeceased by her daught Lila Neil.

lends; snape

; David Pipes of

10 and Brian Pipes of Montrose;

four grandchildren; and brother Howard

of Moose Jaw, Sasi

deceased by his brother Joseph sister Alice.

Hospital. She was 94

, Grant and Harriet of Nelson, William and Marie of Wolfville, Nova Scotia, David and Annabelle of 100 Mi son John of 108 Mile Hou daughters and son-in-law, Betty nant; and Jean and Thomas Lund, all of Salmo; 27 grandchildren; 58 greatgrand-

nine great-great-grandchil- dren; and daughter-in-law Jean Hood of

She w

— Ingrid Anderson died wos 72. Mrs. An-

Harold F. Doyle of Trail died 8.01 the Trail Regional Mr. Doyle ie sur

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Elizabeth Hood of Nelson, formerly of Salmo, died Sept. 8 in Mount

RAE — Nellie Rae died Sept. 12 at the Reg pital, She was 93. Mrs,

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STOCKELL — Gerda (nee Laux) Stockell died at the Keotenay Lake District Hospital Aug. 26. She wos 74. Mrs Stockell is survived by o half-brother Helmuth taux in Germany and a step granddaughter, Kim Lenters of Edmon fon, She, was predeceased by her wsband

THOMAS — Eda Thomas of Nelson died Sept. 10 at Willowhaven Hospital. She was 84. Mrs. Thomas is survived by her son, David; daughter and son-in-law, Daphne and Percy Rollins; five grand children; two greatgrandsons; and many nieces ond nephews in England, She was predeceased by her husband Harold in 1983.

WERT — John Donald Wert of Summer

lond, formerly of Rossland died suddenly

108 62. Mr. Wert is survived

i#e—Anne;scns, Donald and

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Brenda Dykstra of Rossland and Carol of Saskatoon; and five grandchildren

YATES — Glen Austin Yates of Nelson died in Kootenay Lake District Hospital Sept. 8. He w urvived

Anne of Nelson; daughter jenda and Jaan Krusver

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Also competing in the Men's 45-plus category, Scott made two severe errors on the first day, and finished the day’ in fifth place, 60 minutes behind the leader, Barry Hagen of Prince George. Scott turned in a much faster time on the second day to finish in third place in total time. Also feeling the heat on the first day, Shirley had the fourth fastest time in her category of women's 50-plus. On the second day she took riskier route choices in an attempt to catch her competition but was unable to move higher in the standings.

The club finished with a first, a third and a fourth place.

On the weekend, of Sept. 10-11, Scott, Shirley and Carol Hobbs of Rossland, journeyed to Alberta take part in a two-day, total time level event put on by the Foothill Wanderers of Calgary, The event was held in the same area as the 1985 Canadian Orienteering Champion- ships, about 40 km east of Banff.

They arrived at the event site at noon on Saturday in the middle of a

Rebels appeared tired.

evening,”

much longer.”

Wayne Saliken scored from Semenoff to give the Rebels a two-goal bulge before Lorne Kanigan scored the period's final goal from Dwayne Weir with 34 seconds left in the frame. The Rebels went into the dressing room with a commanding 5-2 lead. The final period belonged to the Smokies as the

“Conditioning played a big factor in our loss this Weir said. “Believe me it won't for very

four goals in the final 14 minutes of the game. Erichuk scored from Cory Ross to bring the Smokies within two goals. Norl Maurt scored from Rod Katchen and J.T. Williams and Paul Caron tied it up on a play set by Williams and Chris Milne. Darren Rommerdahl got the game-winner from

Erichuk with 6:24 remaining. Weir pulled Rebel

netminder Shawn less than a minute

Biln for an extra attacker with to go in the game, but Trail hung

on for the victory.

Blue Jays throttled

TORONTO (CP) — The Cleveland Indians hit nine singles and pushed eight runs across a bizarre fifth inning Saturday to throttle the Toronto Blue Jays 12-3 in American League baseball action.

Coupled with East Division-lead- ing Boston's victory over the New York Yankees, Toronto dropped 8'/ games off the pace.

The Blue Jays made four errors in the game, won by Greg Swindell, 17-18. Julio Franco led a 15-hit

snowstorm. The event organizers“*Indians attack with a single, double

considered cancelling the first day of the event, but held it at the insis- tence of the competitors. Throughout the eyent the competitors were showered with rain, snow, and low cloud. Junior members were watched carefully, and several of the adults cut their race short when they be- came too chilled. Many of the com- petitors retired to the Banff hot springs immediately after the race. Sunday was cloudless, cool and dry. About 60 people competed on both days.

Both Shirley and Scott handily beat their competition to finish first in women's 50-plus, and men's 45-plus age categories.

Carol has been away from the sport for a year, but chose to enter her age class, 35-plus, rather than an easier Open class on a shorter course.

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and triple, while Jay Bell had three hits, including a pair of run-scoring singles in the fifth.

The Indians sent 13 batters to the plate in the fifth, starting with five consecutive singles off Jimmy Key, 10-5. The last three, by Bell, Franco and Reggie Williams, drove in runs.

Todd Stottlenre replaced Key and Kelly Gruber's error loaded the bases. Franco was thrown out trying to score on a wild pitch, but an intentional walk filled the bases again for Rod Allen, who singled in a pair. On the play, both runners

runs of the inning with base hits.

In the sixth, Williams singled, got to second on Nelson Liriano’s error, took third on a fly to right and scored when first baseman Fred McGriff couldn't dig a relay out of the dirt on a potential inning-ending, double play grounder.

Franco hit a run-scoring triple in the seyenth to make it 12-1.

Tied 1-1 in the fourth, Cory Snyder golfed a 3-1 pitch to right centre for a solo homer, his 24th.

METS 6 EXPOS 2

NEW YORK (AP) — Len Dykstra hit a leadoff home run in the first inning Saturday and the New York Mets reduced their magic number to five with a 6-2 baseball victory over Montreal that eliminated the Expos from the National League East race.

Dave Martinez hit two solo home runs and went 3-for-3 against winner Ron Darling, 15-9, but it was not enough as the Mets won despite getting just seven hits off Bryn Smith and Jeff Parrett.

New York has won four in a row and seven consecutive games against the Expos. The Mets can win the division with any combination of vic- tories or losses. by second-place Pittsburgh totalling five.

The Expos, using a makeshift lineup that did not include Tim Raines, Tim Wallach or Hubie Brooks, got nine hits off Darling. Raines has an injured shoulder and will miss the rest of the season.

Smith, 11-10, allowed three hits in six innings.

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three grandchildren

pital. She was 64. Mrs. Nielson is sur- vived by her daughter and son-in-law, Sylvia and Peter Grady of Nelson;

Virginia in 1949 and her son Kenneth in 167

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