The Chilliwack Progress from Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada • Page 13

THE CHILLIWACK PROGRESS, Wednesday, August 5, 1992 A1 3 5-5 5 6 61 2- 66 W. 45 2- 2 2D 36 22 1-4 2 55 13 1-4 35 56 18 3- 6 31 61 25 Sinker AiL. til Ki Dubinin Pi kismei Bui A Poner Ki JWalsonFN AGoiier-CFB Plaier- 36 Wild' Pilihes: Daie Ell Kmsnu and Joe Pomeran Alleo 13. Dous Sinker Legion 9 and Sleie kallall Alleo 7. MEN'S SOFTBALL LEAGUE DIVISION 2 PLAYOFFS Championship Series Delta Slucco AB Bl 11-6 36 61 16 11.67 WP htn.

Fr.tvT I RnnL 1 Thiex-n Al Softball suiKMm cimBui i II StliPl 6 ClinmnBul Eli PI 25(1 250 24.1 24.1 242 241 1 Vk.rnJI B.irn Al (iuidSA-s I 2 II 0 0 1 It Brandl Bui 2 innell Bui Petkau If 3 0 Raymond 2b 3 0 Walts ss 4 Martin lb 3 I Kelly cf 3 0 Thomson dp 3 0 Schultz 2 0 HI 1 7 4 Yirmn ttmij I 0(1 I 1 I 0 6 9 2 UP Ifcuino Blank. LP -Nui B.wk HR (Irai-JdlGalli-i DIVISION. 2 TOP BATTERS iMinimum 311 plate apptarancesi AB: A) Bats, Runs: Hils. BL Balled in: Ais: 1 216 6 .216 2 42S 1.212 .1 12 7 Dubinin Pi LCjIiWellFN UKAei tl GlHItlll III Pi ft alls I I) Mm Pi MKilhi JeCFB SFueh.CFB 'k Uhelplon Leeion 1. and 8 al 2 Hume Runs: Gari Gull Plaiers 4.

and Jamie Bun Plaiers. Vie Frose kinenia. Willi Hall Fust Nations. Semi Manin LViu amj Mike Skalieki Plaiers 3 Rase im Balls: Jon kelli Delia. Doug Sinker Lejiion and Al Beli Leeion 8.

and Dennis Ar-ehihald Plaiers and Daie Riedieer Plaiers 7. Slriketiuls: Dennis Arehioald Plaiers 2U. Russ Helland Plaiers 16. Jamie Bun Plaiers and Chris Oils CFB 14. and keun Bnl Bullalo and kohGoenen Pioneer 13.

Sairitiees: Chris Frier Plaiers 5. Sleie Fuehs CFB and Lome Humane) Fin Nations 4. and Rith Goenen Pioneer and Jason Walson First Nations 3. Hil 111 PiU'h: Chris Williams Delia 3. Jim Kelli Delta and Cris Crossman kinenia 2.

and 21 al I. Stolen Bases: Jamie Bun Plaieis. Lome Humanei Firsl Nations and Tim Teiehrob 5 and Chris Frier Plaiers. Chuek Slade Pioneer Mike tureolte CFB and Seotl Mar-1 in Delia 4 Caught Slealin)! lattemplsl: Dennis ArehiaMd Plaiers 5. and Norm Born Alleo.

Sleie kallatl Alien. Jai Graboski Legion and Bud Lonsherri Bullalu 2. F.rrors (main position): Sleie Ell Plaiers llhird hase shon stopl II. Greg Barber Delia llhltd hasel and Darren Ferguson Buffalo ishon stopi 1. and Mare Guihne Butialo ishorl stupl.

Willi Hall Firsl Nations leal-eherl and Treior Lime Firsl Nations iseeond basei 7. FINAL PITCHING IMinimum 23 innings: urns: losses: In innings pilehed: hils SO: strike ouls; ERA: earned run aierasel I. In SO' ERA 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0' 1 0. 0 0-0 0 0' 1 0' 0 0, 0 0. 0 0-5 0' Bl 0 0 0 o.

0 ()' 4 7 4 7 1(1 2116 6 4 .187 6 .1 .187 6 I .187 7 5.167 42 4 Lmis PI AB Bl Avs 47 Id 2.1 2.1 4IW 44 14 21 1(1 .477 2 12 1.1 7 4M 21 1 13 II 44H 4.1 12 1 III .442 2H 12 2.42K Manin Del Frier Pla F. Leon H.il! FA ('Slide Pi (nudum Pi (IBatlvrlM Omond 3b 2 0 Barber 3b 1 0 Burns rf 2 0 Kleberf 1 0 Richardson 0 0 Totals 27 I Pin vers AB Archibald rf 3 0 Fryer 2b 3 0 Gollcf 3 0 KSkalickyp 2 0 2 I Burtc 2 I Helland lb 2 0 MacDonald 3b 2 0 Long ss 2 0 Totals 21 2 Winning Percentage lliie dei-ishmsl: Bob Ruhardson Delia 11-1 1 9tm. Sleie Rallall Alleo 7-2l .778. Keun Skalieki Plaiers i6-3i :667. Ken Home Plaiers (5-3 1 675 and Raiidi Kiehe Delia i.l-2l' Wins: Bob kiehardson Delia 9-1.

Sleie Rallall Alleo 7-2. Keun Skalieki Plaiers 6-1. Ken Home Plaiers 5-3 and Doug Sinker Lesion 5-5. I.nsses: An Goners CFB (1-6. Riek Long CFB 1-6.

Daie Ell Kingina 2-6. Jason Walson Firsl Nalinns 3-6 and Doug Sinker Legion 5-5 (lames Pilehed: Daie Ell kmgma 13. and Ken Home Plaiers. Boh kiehardson Delia. Keun Skalieki Plaiers and Doue Sinker Legion II.

Games Started: Boh Riehardson Delta 1 1 and Daie Ell Kmgma. Keun Skalieki Plaiers and Doug Sinker Legion HI Ciimplele Games: Boh Riehardson Delia III. Doug Sinker Legion 9. and Daie El! Kinema. Sleie Ratlall Alleo and Keun Skalieki Plaiers 8.

Innings: Daie Ell Kmgma 66. Sieve RatlalT Alleo 63. Boh Riehardson Delia 62. Doug Sinker Lemon 59 and Kei in Skaheki Plaiers 58. Hits: Daie Ell Kmsma 86.

Sleie Rallall Alien 7.1. An Goners CFB 61. Doug Sinker Lesion 68 and Jason Walson First Nations 6L Runs: Art Goners CFB 2. Jason alson Fusl Nations 64, Daie Ell Kingllla 6.1. Doug Sinker Lesion 49 and Andi Poner Kmsma 47.

Base on Balls: An Goners CFB 25. Jason Wal-on Fusl Nations 24. Steie Rallall Alleo 71. and Daie Ell kmsma and Ken Home Piaiers 19 Strikeouts: Bob Riehardson Delia 81. Sleie kallall Alleo 73.

Dous Sinker Lesion 61. kisk Eons CFB 49 and Keun Skalieki 42 1.1 17 4 405 42 12 17 7 405 CHILLIWACK MEN'S SOFTBALL LEAGUE I.KACl'K PLAYOFFS ROl ROBIN STANDINGS DIVISION 1 I. It x-Ciratcl Sales .1 I I) 6 Yurrowood 2 2 0 4 Ap. Merchants I 3 0 2 (x-adsance In championship scries. I SCORKS .11 I 21 RH Aiissi 110 0 0 10 0 I .1 5 Vjrrim 113 0 I II 6 II UP Shane Frasor.

LP Andi Brink HR hr-Doua Hehert SCORKS Jl IV 11 RH duu'l I) 0 0 I 0 6 s1 I Ml (110 0 011 II I 0 'P Ihujne Bl.ink. I Andi Bunk scores jm RUE Un Wml JOO 00 I II 671 lluicl Sales II 0 I 4 0 4 9 10 0 UP ViiGjIIivLP Shjrc Fr-jscr. HR jr-Sljn kns'kcr Kiirnelson Al Gull PI 14 18 LI 4110 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0- 2 0'. I) Sinker Ad 10 14 7 4(10 4 111 6 .185 8 18 14 .175 13 18 12 .367 1 15 7 366 14 7 17 362 6 10 5 357 6 12 3 .353 11 1 144 32 II Brit Bui 31 3 5 0 161 Hellullil Pla 44 4 7 7 .151 DEIIKme 27 2 4 0 .148 M'lureulieCFB 30 3 4 I ,133 Pumeian Al 33 2 3 4 .011 (ianii's Plaii'd: Jamie Burl Ptuu'rs. Will) Hall Firsl Yiluin and Seull Martin Delta li.

and Dennis Arehibakl Plaiers. kuss Helland Plaiers. Keun Skalieki Plaiers and Mike Skalnki Plaiers 18 Al Balsl'lX'iims Arellinald Plaiers 58. ftilll Hall First Nalinns 54. Tim Teiehrnh Allen 52.

Rands and kei in Skalieki Plaiers 41 Runs: Semi Martin Delia 16 and Dennis Ar-ehihald Plaiers. Chris Frier Plaiers. Gari (ioll Plaiers. Daie Riediaer Allen and Mike Skalieki' Plaiers 14 Hils: Semi Martin Delia 23. Chris Frier Plaiers 21.

Cliuek Slade Pioneer 14. Jamie Burl Plaiers. Gari Gnll Plaiers and keun Skaheki'Plaiers 18 RBls: Vlarim Delia 23. Mike Skalieki Plaiers I1. Jamie Bun Plaiers 14, and Gari G.iii Plaiers and Sleie Ratlalf Allen 13 DnuhUs: Jamie Bun Plaiers 6.

Gari Gull P.uiers and keun Skalieki Plaiers 5. and Grei: Barher Delia, knh Cuvnen Pumeer. kandi kiehe' De'ila and Chuck Slade Pioneer 4 Triples: Darren Fereusnn Bultalo -and Rusti 9-1 62 37 HI 0 22 54 III 17 II 315 Delta Slucco 000 100 0-1 Players 000 020 x-2 E-Richardson. Burns, Skalicky. LOB-Delta 8.

Players -I. Doubles-Walts. Bun. SB-t Archibald. CS-Long.

IP FR BB SO Delta Stucco Richardson 6 2 2 0 0 9 Players Arms Skalicky 7 5 1 0 3 4 Wild pitchcs-K. Skalicky. Pass-; ed balls-Bun. A Bell Ael I Burl PI Skaheki PI I) FemiN'il Bui Skj'hek PI Sehiuehlenk'n; AeL Perkau IX-i KelK Del ft Hall GKlausePi RalLlll TLtkkiFV Feiehr.AI RUheipliinAeL I) AkttiluU Pi I. Huniane FN kehler Bui (iis'rlen Pi 1 L.me AsL kmsri'se But I) rtiuiii-unW Kiehe Del DRieuieei Al kiehatdson De Hume PI (ioerlen Pi SRallall Al PF.ineleFN kSkalkki PI Rklebebe BSpeilineBul Long CFB Pometan Al 45 8 14 7 311 31 6 12 13 308 31 5 1 5 2KI 52 13 15 4 288 32 III 1 3 281 5s 14 16 6 2'6 40 II 11 7 5-3 53 45 22 2-4 42 41 25 7-2 63 7.1 73 2- 2 32 3 15 6 3 5K 51 36 3- 2 34 39 16 2-2 25 22 14 1-6 45 54 49 1-2 311 42 24 1.85 1 98 2.13 2 38 2 65 2 68 331 383 3.97 SCORES Jll.V 27 1 5 I I 5 .1 AeUershanh 000 1 00 0 tii.ucl Sales I 00 000 UP Vuh Bunk LP JellGalle HR CS Brem Cushelli scores 21 AjMerihjnls 002 0(10 (I Viim ft i mil .1 00 020 2 11 7 1 7 III 41 5 II 3 3 III 38 1 10 51 II 13 44 14 II 5 27' 7 270 6 268 8 263 3 263 6 255 3 .250 II 2 6 .1 7 (I Kosub masters veterans bike race Chilliwack cyclist Dave Kosub was a gold medalist at the provincial championships conducted in Kamloops on July 25.

Kosub medalled in the VeteransMasters individual time trial, completing a hilly 40-kilometre course in a time of 56 minutes, 50 seconds. Empress-Delta third at provincials Empress-Delta placed third at the B.C. Masters Softball Championships played in Vancouver July 18-19. The Chilliwack-based Oldtimers fast pitch team finished behind provincial champions Victoria PayLess and the New Westminster Old Stylers. In the tournament, Empress-Delta defeated Port Alberni 8-1 and Delta Sar Majors 7-0.

The Chilliwack side then lost 7-0 to Victoria and were sent packing from the tournament by an 11-5 loss to New Westminster. Stan Wiens belted three home runs for Empress one in each of the first three games and Jim Raymond tossed the shutout victory. In Empress-Delta's final game of the tourney, the team led 5-3 heading to the bottom of the sixth, but then surrendered three home runs and eight runs. Football returns to Chilliwack The Chilliwack Greyhawks will tackle the Langley Outlaws Sunday (Aug. 9) at 2 p.m.

at A.D. Rundle Junior Secondary. The exhibition Bantam football encounter is the inaugural game for the new Chilliwack Minor Football Association. The team will be competing in the Vancouver Mainland Football Association this season. Muggers take first-place trophy Friendly Mikes Muggers rolled Rudi Sports of Agassiz, running off with a 7-2 victory and the playoff tournament championship for the Chilliwack Slo-pitch League on July 26.

The Muggers, first-place finishers in the regular season at 23 wins and three losses, reached the championship final by clobbering the Signmakers 14-5 in the A final. Rudi then bested the Signmakers 14-11 in the final to gain the other championship game berth. Airport Flyers edged Rosedale Pub 5-4 for the consolation banner and were also named the most sportsmanlike team. Classic Mini Sprints clash at Mission There's action under the lights Saturday (Aug. 8) at Mission Raceways.

The Mini Sprints return to compete in the third annual Coke Classic. All of the local favorites will be battling wheel to wheel with Washington drivers for the prize money. The action gets under way at 7:30 p.m. For the runner's record A story in the July 22 edition of the Chilliwack Progress stated that Nola Patterson had finished first overall in the North Shore Knee Knackering Run and Marcia Winger first Master Female, and that Patterson had crossed the finish line first despite both runners posting identical times. The two runners, however, crossed the finish line at the same moment, holding hands, tying for first place overall.

In the distribution of awards, Patterson was given the first overall award and Winger the Master award. LuckyN DOLLARj Little Masters tee up for the 'green jacket' fund set up to help promote junior golf in Chilliwack. The tournament begins on Tuesday (Aug. 11) at Wayside Golf Course, located along the Trans Canada Highway west of Chilliwack. On Wednesday, Aug.

12 the tournament moves to Meadowlands Golf Course. The third round will be played Thurds-day, Aug. 13 at Chilliwack Golf and Country Club. The final round will be played Friday, Aug. 14 at Aquadel Golf Course.

The Fraser Valley Little Masters tees off next week. The golf tournament, for boys and girls ages 11 through 17, is an annual 72-hole event that pits players on four area courses in a four-day period. This year more than 50 participants are expected to tee-off in pursuit of the 'green jacket', trophies and prizes. The trophies are being made available through the Roy Gleig Memorial Fund a trust IWI GPCfeqto Buy? :1 1 7CYr VA mm VX I VA ft II 9 By Gord Deb Smith Ysf 4: A i 'Jr. Yale Road and Williams, Chilliwack SJ 795-5787 salad dressing ssfsr0!" 1-77 mustard SQUEEZE 1.08 potato chips rGGLES 1.88 facial tissue WHTE .68 saran wrap 1.88 bbq sauces KASS0RTEa 2.28 drink mixes LAID ASS0RTEa 3Z.89 spray GL 2.28 sauce wrcestershire-n name- 1i49 cereal gncrunch: 2.88 To (3 Yr.

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