CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 7, 1977 Two Teams To Represent

: Most Valuable Player, Bantam Division, Nona Verigin x With District Minor Co-ordinator Alex Cheveldave

: we” us a Most Improved Player, Bantam Division, Ann Pearson With District Minor C: ‘Alex Ch

in B.C, Playoffs

Two Tooms To Represent Kootenays in B.C, Plyotf Allan’s Angels Tops in Midget Girls’ Softball

Most Valuable Player, Midget Division Bernice McMallen With District Minor Co-ordinator Alex Cheveldave

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Selkirk Valley Giri's Soft- ball season concluded recently with its Eighth Annual Friend-

, ship Tournament.

Winning team in the Mid. get Division is Allan's Angels with another Castlegar team, identified as the Harshenin- Dinner team, as runners-up,

A Grand Forks team took first place in the Bantam Divi- sion with the Castlegar team of Alex Cheveldave as runners-

p> Emphasis in the tourna. ment is on good sp

shown by all the teams which included. Castle- gar, Grand Forks and Slocan, Appreciation has been ex- pressed by all the paticipating teams for the work and effort put into the tournament by so many which added to its suc- cess, ~ Spectators were treated to many close games in both divi- slons with some games going into overtime. Softball for the year is now finished for moat of the players with th ion of two teams

and teamwork “which was

Castlegar News _

SPORTS

representing the West Koot- enays in the Provincial Pley- offs. The Bantam Divison will be holding its playoffs here next weekend in the Kinnaird Park ‘with the Midget team travelling to Kelowna July. 15, 16 and 17 for its playoff games.

acon Swimming Courses With school out for the summer, the attendance at the local swimming pools has great- ly increased in the last ‘week. The Red Cross Lessons at

4. the Bob Brandson Pool have

Most Improved Player, Midget Division, Dawna Embree With District Minor Co-ord! Alex Cheveld:

proved very popular and the

“Views from Recreation : Director Pat Metge

12-year olds, will be going to Christina Lake.

Also, the canoe camp that is to be held August 8 to 12 from Nakusp to Syringa has a few openings. This camp is for children between the ages of 13

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number of openings is very limited. The session

‘ which begins July 18 has only

one course with an opening and

that is a Lifesaving III class. Beginning August 1, the

following courses are still avail-

able: Stroke Imrovement, -

Survival, Lifesaving I, Syn- eronized Swimming and Award of Merit.

For the final session begin- ning August 15 there are a few openings in the Seniors, Stroke Improvement, Lifesaving II, Lifesaving TI, and Bronze

dallion courses.

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ELK. Angels 12 8 .800 Trail 10 3 769 Castlegar 4 10 .286

Weekend Scoreboard

June 25 at Republic: Col- ville 6, Republic 6.

At Trail: EK. Angels 4,

- ‘Trail 6 in Game No. 1, E.K.

Angels 0, Trail 13 in Game No. 2. Pasilt

June 26 at Castlegar: E.K. Angels 4, Castlegar 3 in Game No. 1; E.K. Angels 4, Castlegar 8 in Game No. 2. #

At Grand Forks: N.D.-Sil- verton 0, Grand Forks 4 in Game No. 1; N.D.-Silverton 3, Grand Forks 19 in Game No. 2.

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Cubs Trounce Mets

Castlegar Cubs slipped past the Grand Forks Mets 6-4,

Kootenay Interna- ‘tional Senior Baseball League action during the weekend,

In the opener, the Cubs scored one run on two hits in the first inning while Doug Huth banged out a two-run homer in the. third. James Warner went all the way for Castlegar and Pereverzoff took the loss.

In the second game, Cubs’ hurler Kevin Wilson held Grand Forks to one hit in the second. Meanwhile, the Castle- gar club chalked up two runs in the second, three in the fifth on doubles by Ken Gorkoff and Tim Paul, and four in the sixth inning on two base hits by Gorkoff and Paul.

East Kootenay Angels. swept into first place last week after registering nearly identi- cal 4-8 victories in a Castlegar double header.

Both the Angels and Cubs came to life at Castlegar, as doubles by Garden and Bob James combined with three singles, resulting in three East Kootenay runs. Reg Veysey hit safely and James Warner tripl- ed to send in two runs in Castlegar's half.

Two walks and Migneault’s single in the fourth allowed Brian Dickie to cross with what proved to be the winning run. Two errors and a sacrifice fly

then blanked‘them 9-0.in Cas- ..

In Weekend Games

-by Warner led to Castlegar's

final tally in the seventh.

. Neale-went-all-the-way:for « pa the win over Rob Sherstobitoff

who also went the distance and each club had seven hits. East Kootenay made all three errors in the-game.

The second contest was practically a rerun of the first as each team had six hits and one error. The Angels fell be- hind in the early stages when a double by Cubs’ Ken Gorkoft and single by team-mate Doug Huth scored two: first-inning runs. Huth's double in the sixth rounded out Castlegar’s attack.

The Angels scored once in the fourth with the help of Bob O'Brien's hit, twice in the sixth

on 'Al Roemer’s homer and -

again in the seventh ona double by Wayne Bell.

Haney threw the first five innings before Bob Lucas made a brief appearance. Minnis came on in the fifth and com- pleted the game for the victors. Kevin Wilson fired a complete game for the Cubs.

Minor Soccer Standings

Castlegar Minor Soccer Team standings for Division 2 are as follows:

Team Benfica Ajax Dynamos Juventus

Ww 8 7 5 2

As well, persons interested in making use of the Brandson pool for a private splash party on Friday and Saturday may do so by contacting the Pool or the Recreation Office.

Persons interested in pub- lic swimming should take note of the pool times which are g rom 2 to. 6 pomane, co to8

Strip tickets or “aaily ad- mission passes are in effect for all public swim sessions,

Robson Pool

The Robson Pool is begin- ning its schedule of activities this week. ‘We are requesting

the assistance of persons in the

Robson area to assist in Life- guarding duties at the pool. Persons interested in giving their time should leave their name with Cindy at the pool or Mrs, Stroess at 965-7865.

For Robson residents in- terested in public swimming, the hours are from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 daily. The stip ticket system of admission is in effect, replacing the conventional sea- gon pass.

Seniors’ Bus Trip

A reminder to the Senior Citizens that your next planned bus trip is for Monday July 11.

This trip is scheduled for the Slocan Valley with a visit to the Sandon Ghost Town, then over to Kaslo and home by the Kootenay Lake. Individual lunches are suggested for your convenience.

For all interested persons, this trip will be leaving the Senior Citizens hall on Monday at 9 a.m. and will offer a full day of activity.

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venturers and Outset programs which run on a weekly basis have lots of openings. Persons interested in enrolling their children in any of our summer activities should do so by con- tacting our office.

For Blueberry residents we have an Outset program scheduled for your area from July 18 to 22. This program will be held at your community park.

Our sports camps have been changed in format and now require no registration fee.

We are presently featuring our Sport Camp at Pass Creek and this will. be followed on Monday at the Shoreacres School. The Robson Camp is July 18 to 22 and then the Tarrys School follows from the 25 to the 29 of the month,

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erpeaten : SN FIRST PLACE, Taldget Division, in. the "recent Selkirk Valley Girls’ Softball Eighth: Annual Friendship Tournament are the Allan's Angels of Castlegar. Team members are, kneeling left to ett L Leute rie Obethatl Deb Evin, Sharon Kinakin, Deb Mason and

Smith, Kathy Zel

Sharon. Pereversoff and

éssistant coach John Pereversoff. Runners-up was aleo a Castlegar ‘team identified as the Harshenin-Dinner team, First place in the the Bantam Division was taken by a Grand Forks team with’ the

team. of Alex Ch

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“ The Aquanauts travelled to'Colville last weekend to kick. off the 1977 season.

i We again proved ourselves the strongest team in.the Koot- enlays with’ a “convincing win

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Lead Five Other Civhs in Swim Meet Points

Doreen’ Innes—first.

Boys 9.and 10

David Zurek—second. Boys Il and 12 ~ Ray Yule—second. ~ Mike Berger—third. Girls 13 and 14 Wanita Command—se- cond.’ Boys 13 and 14 Robert McGauley—third, 6

Boys 17 and Over Rob: Kirkwood—third. Below are the results from he. Solvile swim meet’s list of Event ‘No. 1 Girlg 9 savd-10 Free +. first; Jana

Event No. 9 Girls-13 and 14 160 IM Wanita Command—se- cond. :

« Event No. 10

Boys 13 and 14 160 IM Rob McGauley—third; An-

. gus’ Beattie—fourth; Grant

Stewart—sixth. Event No. 12- Boys 11 and 12 160 IM * Ray Yule—second; Mike

-Berger—third; Jason Leitch— , _ fourth; Gordon Cooper—sixth. ' “ Event No. 13

Girls 9 and 10 40 Breast Doreen Innes—first; Ra-

- morta. Farkas—sixth.

Lorraine

Boys 9. and 10 40 Free Joe Berger—first; David Zurek—second; Carl Gruden—

Girls 8 and Under 40 Fly Erika -Berger—first; Jen- nine Harding—second;. Pauline

"Orr—fourth; Barbara Cooper—

fifth; -Helaine Oleski—sixth. Event ‘No. 4 Boys 8 and Under 40 Fly : Colin Carew—first. Event No. 6 a Geoff Yule Event No. 8 Boys 15 and 16 160 IM > Steve Bozek—first; Kelvin ; Beattie—fifth; Jeff Stewart sixth. E

Event No:.15 _ es » Girls 8 and’Under 40 Breast Erika | Berger—second;

Jennine Harding—third; Paul-. -

ine Orr—fourth; Cathy John-

stone—fifth; Barbara Cooper—

sixth.

Event: No. 16

Boys 8 and Under 40 Breast Gavin. Kerby—second;

Colin Carew—fourth; Wade

- Walsh—fifth; Russ Sapriken—

Rob: Kirkwood—first; Geoff Yule—second. Event No. 19 Girls 15 and 16 80 Back Roslyn Beattie—first.

Selkirk Vale Girls’ Softball Association

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B. C. Amateur Softball Association

Present

| - BANTAM GIRLS Provincial Championship Softball Tournamen

© 19 Games to-See _

© 10 Teams from:

Richmond, Burnaby, Abbotsford, Surrey, Kelowna, Castlegar,

Kamloops, Campbell River, Port Alberni and Victoria.

July 9810, 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. Kinnaird Park in Castlegar

Adults per day 51

Students per day 5

Local Aquanauts i in First Place

., Girls 9 and 10

Event No. 2

Boye 15° and 16 40 Back Steve Bozek—third; Glen

Kirkwood—sixth.

Evént No. 21 4

Girls 13 and.14 80 Free Wanita Command—se-

cond; Lisa Conimand—third.

: Event No. 22

Boys 13 and 14 80 Free Rob McGauley—third; An- gus Beattie—fourth. Event No. 24 Boys 11 and 12 80 Free 3 Ray. Yule—second; Mike Berger—third; Chris Wanjoff— fifth, 20° | Gj Event No. 25

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Z Castlegar A—firat; Castle. ° gar B—third,

* Event No. 27

Girls 8 and Under 160 Med. Rly. Castlegar A—first; Castle-

gar B—second. 5

Event No. 28

Boys'8 and Under 160 Med. Rly. Castlegar A—first.

Event No. 30

Boys 17 & Over 160 Med. Rly. .

Castlegar—firat. Event No. 31: - : Girls 15 & 16160 Med, Rly. Castlegar—first. z Event No. 32 Boys 15 & 16 160. Med. Rly.- Castlegar A—second. Event No. 33 Girls 13 to 15 160 Med. one ’ Castlegar A—third. Event No, 34. - Girls 13 to 15 160 Med. Rly. Castlegar A—first. .. Event. No. 35

”: Girls 11 & 12 160 Med. Rly. |:

Castlegar A—third; Castle-

: gar B—fifth. + Event No. 36

Boys 11 & 12 Med. Rly. * Castlegar A—first; Castle-

‘gar B—second; Castlegar C—

fourth.

» Event.No. 37 =" Girls 11 & 12:40 Fly

Alexis Walsh—fifth.

: Event No. 38 ‘Boys 11'& 12 40 Fly Ray Yule—second; Drew |

Standige—third; Chris Wan-)

joff—fifth; David Mathiesoi— - ‘sixth, e

Event No. 39

‘Girls.13 & 14-40 Fly.

Wanita Command—se-

cond; Sharon Cooper—sixth.:

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