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BOSTON (—Roger Maris. of
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teammate Mickey Mantle for the
American League’s 1960 slugging
championship,

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one for the home run title, had a
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f.Chicago White Sox and Har-
mon Killebrew of Washington |
senators tied for third with :.534.

  

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“TONIGHT. : rip
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downed Prince ' ‘Rupert’:
High School Rainbirds 19- AL,
the Girls’ game. eh
A large crowd was. on. hand to
witness the proceedings : of. the -
exhibition game.. ;
Chieftains, showliig’ ni
for their Queen Charlotte: ‘Island.
visitors, poured.on’:the coals.
the first quarter ‘to’ Jead_ ‘17- Be,
- A display of: speed’ and: ‘accur='
acy, plus the uncanny: ‘ability of
Massett to steal : -the* ball - from
their opponent’s’ nose brought
loud cheers of approval from: the
fans, most of: ‘whom began
cheering for the- underdogs- -dur-
ing the second quarter. -
Massett outscored’ ‘Chieftains
12-11 in the second - period: but.
were losing 28-17: at: ‘the, halt |
and 40-22 at the end of, the third
quarter,

However, the®; Island boys
surged back in the;final, frame |;
to outscore Old Empress 12:6
fall a few points. short. .

In the key, or under. the as-
ket, Massett proved. inefective.
But the long shots, ‘from | ‘outside:
the key or beyond, were sunk
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tains with 10 points on. five: field:
goals while = Ray Nix. topped: ‘Mas-

The senior game’ ‘Saw: Fri
& Payne take a 13-10: Jead: in‘the
first quarter but collapse- during
the rest of the game. ..:..
Vikings overtook the. Clothiers
in the second and were: leading.
26-24 at the half. They increased.
it to 42-36 going into. th

frame. :

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4 zine f Gilchrist was high
scorer- for Frostys with 10 points
while’: Pat MacQueen topped
Rainbirds with five.

Lineups:

. Massett’ Athletic Club (34) —~
Parnell’ ‘4, Bell 6, Nix 9,-Weir 0,
Edwards’, 0, “Williams 8, Adams
3, York’. 4 and Collison 0, . -

Old: -Empress\ Chieftains (46)—
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goals.and.two free throws. Don|art 5;. dim “Stewart .6,. "Gurney 0,

Brown. paced. the hotelmen with Rensvold.6, Campbell 10, Morven

21 points. on 10.field goals and 2, Clayton: 2 ‘Williams 3° and

one: freé: throw.

All three: ‘games: played at the
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