Terrace Loggers take third prize
~ in $2,000 tournament at Quesnel .-

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the first home rum of the tour-
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A 19-year-old pitcher from.
Vernon, Tony DeRosa pitched
both games for Terrace Loggers.

The Terrace Loggers baseball
team stredethened by four
Prince Rupert players and two
Kitimat men captured fourth
prize of $200 in the $2,000 base- 6
ball tournament held in Quesnel

 

 

Prince Rupert Daily News

1958

final

continue tomorrow

tonight

game of the Prince Rupert Women’s softball finals

Wahl’s downed Savoy 8-8 last: night in the second

 

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Wednesday, September 3,

 

_ Prince Rupert players on the
squad were Bill Sunberg, Darrell
Young, Don Scherk and Joe

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_going after its first win in * Gyro Park. third run in the fifth inning. States, took the European springboard diving The Loggers trounced Quesnel GRAND CAFE
the Prince Rupert Men’s soft- Each team now has one game} Margaret Youngman = started ‘ ” vet N¢ ll-1in their first game and were
ball league finals. to its credit in the three-out-| the scoring for Savoy in the championship Puesday from a veteran Soviet edged oe in the econd against For the Best Selection of
The pulpmen meet Atlin in | of-five series, Savoy beat Wahl’s| fifth when she tripled. Lorna star, a team from Willow River. Chinese Food —

16-11 last Thursday in the first
game of the finals.

Last night’s game was tied 3-3
in the top of the sixth when the
boatyard crew rallied with five
runs brought across home plate
by Leona Colussi, Phyllis Doyle,
Caro! McKay, Norma Nagy and
Shirley Logan,

Leona Colussi smacked a triple

an attempt to even the best-
of-five series af one game
apiece. Atlin took the first
encounter 5-3, Game starts at
6:30 tonight.

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Kinney and Carol Bryant tallied
Savoy’s two remaining runs.
Winning pitcher Carol White
struck out six, allowed five hits
and walked seven. Losing pitcher
Kay Oseweski walked three,
struck out five and gave up 1i
hits.
Third game of the finals will

Ujvari’s victory was erected by a tremendous
outburst of applause from the 6,500 spectators
and the enthusiasm was far from being all for
sport. The fact Russia’s Roman Brener lost his

Taking first prize of $1,000 in
the tourney was a team from
Kelowna. Willow River won sec-
ond prize of $500 and Summer-
land captured third prize of $300.
Kelowna won the tournament
for the thira time in a row.

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out with Terrace Legion
team Sunday for first:
prize in the Terrace soft-;
ball tournament, disrupt-

ed by rain Monday.

The local squad captured three
consecutive games in the $600
tourney held Sunday and Mon-
day when-they downed Kitimat
Vikings 9-1 in the first, trounced
Terrace Hotel 14-6 in the second
and edged Terrace Legion 1-0 in
the third game.

Heavy rain forced postpone-
ment of the final, in which $250
are at stake. ‘The final‘ will be
played in Terrace next Sunday
between the local all-stars and
Terrace Legion,

Of the eight teams entered in,
the tourney, Prince Rupert was:
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Third game of the tourney
played on Monday saw Ian Dun-
bar miss a no-hitter as the Ter-
race Legion marked up one hit.
Dunbar scored the local all-
star’s “sly run in the fourth in-
ning when he singled, advanced
to second and third on two
passed balls and scored when
Butch Currie grounded to the
Terrace first baseman.

The tournament is a double
Knockout affair. Bach team must
be defeated twice before elimin-
ation. The Rupert boys only have
to win one more game to clinch
first place, Should Terrace win
the first game Sunday a second
game will be played as both
teams would then he tied with
one loss each,

The all-stars under coach Don

dy Ratchford, Marvin Scott, Tan
Dunbar and John Leniuk,

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