The Chilliwack Progress from Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada • Page 26

B1 2 THE CHILLIWACK PROGRESS, Wednesday, May 17, 1989 fyolut UimilicX MEN'S SOFTBALL LEAGUE STANDINGS III Ill Ml Ml I 1 Burger Fixins 3 1 0 6 Younies 3 1 0 6 Kiwanis 1 3 0 2 TriV 1 3 0 2 Athletics 0 4 0 0 CHILLIWACK MINOR BASEBALL BRONCO DIVISION Track Yarrow Building 2 0 4 4 Chwk. Progress 0 0 6 0 Softball Division 1 PI Annie's Jr 3 10 6 Yarrow 3 1 0 6 Empress 2 3 0 6 Agassiz 2 2 1 5 Knights 2 2 1 5 Annie's Sr 1 3 0 2 Martens 1 3 0 2 Division 2 I PI Pioneer 4 0 0 8 Premdor 4 2 0 8 Jesperson's 2 2 0 4 CFB 2 3 0 4 Athletics 1 3 0 2 Cheam 1 4 0 2 Divisions PI Friendly Mikes i 0 0 10 Canex 3 1 0 6 Apex 3 2 0 6 Merchants 3 2 0 6 Raiders 3 2 0 6 Atchelitz 2 2 0 4 Cal Custom 2 2 0 4 Cascade 1 3 0 2 Bantams 0 5 0 0 DIVISION i Yard Tractor YT1652140 16 HP Briggs Stratton lC twin-cylinder vertical-shaft engine 12-volt electric start 15 rear-mounted fuel tank Twin sealed-beam headlights Ammeter Electric PTO clutch 5-speed heavy-duty transaxle with fender-mounted in-line shift 3-blade, axle-mounted mower with five cut-height positions 15 6.00 pneumatic Multi-trac front tires 22 9.00 pneumatic Multi-trac rear tires Two-year limited warranty CHILLIWACK MINOR SOFTBALL STANDINGS AS OF MAY 12 Prsmitas (TLPI Nwh Boys Yarrow Woodwork 6 Sardis Firehall 3 Arby's 2 Cheam Sports 1 Tobys Car Detail 1 Psswss Girls Pharmasave 5 Cheam Sports 3 Fraser Cheam 3 Yarrow Teamsters 2 Optimists 2 TWU Ringers 1 CMSA B. Diamonds 0 Pt 0 12 3 6 3 4 3 2 4 2 PI 0 10 1 6 1 6 2 4 3 4 4 2 4 0 TolsonsEnt 3 Yarrow Super 2 0 7 1 6 1 4 1 4 AtchelitzW.A. CMSABlues McGaw Empress 2 Yar. Premdoor 1 B.F. Petroean 1 Yarrow 4 2 0 8 WorkCamp 14 0 2 Carmen United 1 4 0 2 GAMES PLAYED May 12 Panther 11, Work Camp 7. Yarrow 8, Carman 6. Church's Chicken 3, Big Tires 7. Radio Shack 8, LTM Mini Mart 7. NRS Pacers 2, Sound Around 6. Paragon Printing 3, Derron Const. 6. May 13 Zion 11, Panthers 2. Ernies ns, Work Camp ns. Radio Shack 8, Paragon Printing 8. Derron Const. 2, NRS Paceers 4. Big Tires 2, LTM Mini Mart 13. Sound Around 7, Church's Chicken 0. EAST CHILLIWACK MIXED SLO-PITCH Standings as of May 8 I Merchants 2 60 3xx I 13 4 0 Bantams 3 00 in i 6 6 0 WP: Walsh (1-0); LP: Beck (0-21. I Cascade 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 053 Apex 100000 160 WP: Mailhot (1-11; LP: Beyer (1-3). I Cal.Cust. 200 000 0 2 5 0 Mikes 0 01 300 1 461 WP: Kremsater 13-0); LP: Blanc (2-2); HR: Mikes McNulty (1). I Merchants 1 0 1 1 0 1 4 9 1 Apex 501 20xi 110 0 WF; Booth (2-1); LP: Dawson (0-3; HR: Mer. Poped). I Canex 207 02 I 11 10 0 Bantams OOlOOix 132 WP: Reid (2-0); LP: Monkman 10-3). WOMEN'S SOFTBALL LEAGUE STANDINGS PI Talisman 5 0 0 10 Royal Crown 4 1 0 8 Geordie's 3 1 0 6 Annie's 2 1 1 5 Chwk Gravel 2 1 1 5 Wagner 1 3 2 4 J.C. Dairy 1 5 0 2 Midgets 0 5 0 0 RoyalC. 002 44x I 1010 1 JC Dairy 100 OOx 13 2 WP: Bleakney 1 1-01; LP: Wright (Ml. Midgets .102 OOx 3 11 Talisman III In I 965 WP: Huston (1-0); LP: Price (0-11. I Wagner 001 000 2 3 0 0 Geordies 0 00 0 00 4 4 0 0 WP: Lindsay Langford; LP: Bonnie Dawson. I Wagner .2 001200 500 Gravel 030 200 0 5 0 0 Wagner .1 01 010 3 6 0 0 Annie's .0 001140 600 I Gravel 109 1 20 0 13 0 0 JC Dairy 1010500 700 WP: Jeanette Karr; LP: Charlene Franks. Talisman 0 003000 300 Crown 001 001 0 2 0 0 WP: Heather Aucoin; LP: Wiua Bleakney. I Geordies 6 8 1 7 00 0 22 0 0 0 0 0 010 0 10 0 WP: Lindsey langford. Baseball New Yorker 1 S.M. Farms 1 ill 3 0 0 000 203 0 A Sr 300 000 0 WP: Andy Brink. Pt 0 10 0 10 MltsBoys CMSA Kings 5 0 Heppners 5 0 I I 12 0 0 I I Martens 014 160 0 Knights 102 110 0 A CMSABluejays 3 1 1 7 4 4 4 3 3 2 0 3 3 3 1 3 3 5 LAWN GARDEN ltd. SOUTH FRASER JUNIOR OLYMPICS May 12, 13 14 Langloy Results Graeme Abernathy (9) 3.30m, 5th; SP: 5.66m, 3rd; 200m: 36.9 Kurt Thiessen (9) 100m: 16.9; 400m: 85.5, HJ: LJ: 3.23m, 6th. Mike Rabel (9) 100m: 18.6; 400m: 83.0; LJ: 2.76m. Filene Mussell (9) SP: 4.30m, 2nd; 100m: 19.3. Melanie Szirony (10) SP: 5.03m, 5th; 100m: 15.2, 1st, 3rd Aggregate; 200m: 30.8, 1st; LJ: 3.31m, 3rd. John Zaleski (10) SP: 1.25m, 3rd; 800m: 1st; HJ: 3.96m, 1st; 6.08m. Kaila Mussell 11 100m: 15.6, 7th; Discus: 12.56m, 6th; 3.63m, 4th. Phillip Aguirre (11) 1500m: 5:44.1, 4th; 800m: HJ: 1.10m; David Niel (12) 100m: 14.7, 8th; 200m: 29.4, 7th; 4.05m, 6th; SP: 7.02m. Mike Zaleski (12) 1500m: 5:21, 6th; 800m: 2:33, 3rd; 400m: Chris Zaleski (12) 800m: 1500m: 5:58.1, HJ: 1.30m, 4th. Joe Abernathy (12) 2O0m: 32.5; LJ: 4.08, 5th. Katalin Szirony (12) 100m: 14.4, 2nd; 200m: 31.0, 6th, 3rd Aggregate; HJ: 1.25m, 3rd; LJ: 3.89m, 6th; TJ: 8.55m, 1st. Jeff Rabel (13) 1500m: 400m: 1:15.3. Jake Mouritzen (13) 100m: 13.5, 2nd, 3rd Aggregate; SP: 9.96m, 6th; Discus: 21.65; LJ: 4.46m, 4th; TJ: 10.05m, 1st; Damn Parkhill (13) 100m: 12.7, 1st; 200m: 26.2, 1st; 400m: 1:03.1, 3rd; IJ: 4.66m, 1st. Robert Larsen (12) 1500m: HJ: 1.15m; 800m: LJ: 3.70m. Bantam Girl. Pt Yarrow Supmrkt. .3 0 0 6 Chwk. Progress 2 0 1 4 Rotary 2 0 1 4 Popkum 1 0 2 2 Lineham 0 0 3 0 MERCHANTS MIXED SOFTBALL LEAGUE WIT Fraser Cheam 8 1 0 Chilliwack Progress 5 3 1 Fortins 4 3 0 Fraser Outdoors 4 3 0 Friendly Mikes 4 4 0 Cords Tackle 3 4 0 Palter Rebels 3 6 0 Valley Toyota 2 5 1 Fraser Foods 2 6 0 CHILLIWACK CHURCH LEAGUE at 45781 ALEXANDER AVE. (Next to Fraser Valley Meats) Phone 792-4410 PI 1 9 2 8 2 7 2 7 CMSA Pirates 2 0 Jespersons 2 0 Yarrow C.A 2 0 Canton Grdns 1 2 Yarrow Esso 1 1 Dargatz 1 0 CMSA Maroons 0 0 Mlts Girls Sardis PetroCan 4 1 Chwk Lady Lions 4 0 Anavets 3 1 Century 21 3 1 Big Scoop 3 0 Bryce's Shell 3 0 Chwk. Lions 1 0 Yarrow 1 0 Squirt Boys Tolson'sEnt 5 0 Johnston Packers ..4 0 Atchelitz F.I 3 0 Cheam Sports 3 0 Yarrow Supersave 2 0 Chwk. Landing 1 0 Dairy Queen 1 0 OlympicSports 1 0 Color Your World 7 0 4 Machinery 5 1 Rosedale Chevron 5 1 Vedder Legion 5 1 Chwk. Motor Inn 4 2 Friendly Mikes 4 2 Anavet's305 3 4 Gordania Estates 1 5 Wooden Shoe Coors 1 6 Eyemagic Glass 0 7 Wooden Jhoe Cdns 0 7 WP: Steve Ratzlaff; LP: Reed Grosart. I A Jr 03 1 004 I 10 1 Empress 000 001 I 142 WP: Galley (1-0): LP: Klebe (2-1): HR: AJ Price (1). I Martens 000 00 0 021 Yarrow ...100 02s 331 WP: Fraser (3-11; LP: Fryer (0-1). Empress 0010000 142 Knights 0 00 101 I 232 WP: Belcourt (1-1): LP: Klebe (2-2); HR: K-S. Martin (1). DIVISION a I Premdor 10071s I 981 Cheam 0 10 00s i 142 WP: Poole (3-0); LP: Beck (0-3). CFB 000 0 1 1 0 2 6 2 Premdor 0 4 0 1 0 0 5 52 WP: Poole (2-01; LP: Perrault (0-1). Jesperson 00 1 20 1 1 4 8 2 Pioneer ...1 04 02 7 15 3 WP: Goertsen (3-0); LP: Marshall (2-1). DIVISION 1 I Raiders in i 6 11 3 Atchelitz 2 430XXI 971 WP: G. George (2-1); LP: Sperling (0-1). 3 6 3 6 2 5 2 PI 0 10 1 a Ending May 13 Pt Division A Sound Around i 0 0 12 1 7 3 7 0 6 Paragon Print 3 2 Derron Const 2 1 NRS Pacers 3 1 Radio Shack 2 2 Big Tire 2 3 1 5 Church's 0 i In league play Monday night 4 Machinery defeated Chilliwack Motor Inn 10-9. Bob Wedler singled home the winning run in the bottom of the seventh inning. Other games: Color Your World 13, Wooden Shoe Coors 3. Friendly Mikes 18, Wooden Shoe Canadians 9. Vedder Legion 23, Gordania Estates 13. Squirt Girls Pt Dairy Queen 5 0 1 10 Chwk. Milk Maid 4 0 2 8 Elks 3 0 3 6 Husky 3 0 3 6 Division PI Zion 6 1 0 12 Ernie's Stucco 4 1 0 8 Panthers 4 2 0 8 STANDINGS I Pt Cheam Sports 4 0 0 8 BODY BUILDING DAN BROOKS More about DOWNTOWN MAPLE IIDCECHIUWACX Circle horse show date on sporting calendar LIMITED OFFICE RETAIL WAREHOUSE AVAILABLE JUNE 1989 (ALL NOW 688-7011 Dan Brooks, the manager of the Chilliwack Fitness Company is the Good Sport of the Week. Bodybuilding is his main sport, and the 31-year-old strongman is in training for his first-ever bodybuilding competition, The Okanagans, to be held in Kelowna Sept. 23. He currently weighs 95 kilograms but will compete as an 80 kilogram middleweight. He is currently on an egg-white diet! He works out four days in a row with one off, and each workout lasts two hours. Brooks feels he will have an edge in the posing phase of the upcoming contest having trained in past years with Mike Watson, a former Mr. Canada. The Good Sport of the Week is also an avid boxer and fought as an amateur middleweight in his hometown of Hamilton, Ont. from 1975 to 1982 when a job brought him to Chilliwack. In 1988, he played commercial fastball but he has chosen to spend this summer pumping iron and fine-tuning his body for the Kelowna contest. He will also design a program for novices. If you like horses and anniversaries, consider attending the 25th annual Chilliwack Horse Show May 20, 21, and 22 at the Ag-Rec Center. There will be $2,700 in prize money at stake during the three-day equestrian competition. And, there's no admission charge to any competition class like dressage or trail horses. The event also includes a 'stick horse' category for children under nine. The silver anniversary horse show begins Sat. May 20 at 8 a.m. but the opening ceremonies won't begin until 7 p.m. Well-known Chilliwack horsewoman Jan Thibeault will act as master of ceremonies with pageantry provided by former horse show queens. A display of photographs and memorabilia will be on view in the lobby of the Ag-Rec Center throughout the exhibition weekend. Programs will be available at the door. For more information, contact Sue Holtby at 823-6768. Keep Canada Beautiful Tillicums (from Page B1) Last week the semi-final against Sardis Tillicums', Kristen Smith took a long ball from Tracie Hamm at Centre field and beat the Falcon's keeper with a shot to the far post to give Chilliwack a one goal lead with the game ten minutes old. Karry Kozak made it 2-0 for the Chilliwack side just before the half when her 35 yard shot caught the Sardis keeper out of position. In the opening seconds of the second half, Tamara Carruthers pushed the score to 3-0 after some excellent passing by Smith and Jackie Bryce. Bryce completed the scoring late in the game after being set up by Carruthers. Pat Armstrong earned the shutout in goal. Against Brookswood in the final, sweeper Katherine Fast's well placed pass put Bryce in behind the opposing fullbacks, and the speedy striker gave the Tillicums a one goal lead at the 25-minute mark. Chilliwack dominated play throughout the second half and put the game away when Smith scored with 15 minutes remaining. Ana Trinkaus and Karry Kozak dominated mid-field for the Tillicums, while fullbacks Hamm, Fast, Michelle McPhee, Candy Chapman and B.J. Kozak had outstanding games, especially in the second half. WMONROEI SHOCK SALE (Premium) JZW'f Gas-Matlc Gas f17 Radial Magnum NIKE Shock Shock Absorbers I Absorbers ALL LEATHER Hi TOP Full size range 6-13. Priced to clear. 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