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game;-Four were: in’ ‘the. ‘second,
third*“and fourth’. innings, © but

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when Ed Haas slugged. a home
run with’ Frank Torre. on base.
#! Luplow

first game.

Earl Wilson held Tacoma: ‘to:

two singles, as he pitched Seattle
to its victory.

Dick Lines - allowed - three: ‘hits
as San Dicgo crushed . Spokane
in. their first game.. The San

Diego Padres collécted 12. ‘his—”
Tony Roig: pounding out. three..

Jim-Napier' homered — for. the
winners in the. first game; |In
the. nightcap, “Spokane: had’ to
come from behind to: turn the
trick, and the Indians: scored
their three. runs | in. the: last in-

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pin crown:

“Rupert .Motors of the: ‘Coleo
City .Mixcd Five-Pin.
Leagye received the Steve Dzyop-

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tho Prince Rupert championship
ingt Sunday.

‘The winners of the clty's three cu
mixed’ five-pin bowling leagues

played In a five-game’. playoff
to determine the champions,
Rupert took the: trophy. with
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ning .out. on. Edmonton's fifth
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up.

Edmonton Ol Kings: take to
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ship’ serlass

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~ Milwaukee. Braves, 14-4. vy

The: ‘victory, ‘coupled. -with:
Pittsburgh’s. ‘split. of. aj: ‘double-

the ‘National. League. .

DOUBLEHEADERS SPLIT.
In: “other, ‘National : League

‘I games,, Philadelphia defeated St,
Lowis 11-7, in~- 10, innings, and |

Los Angeles. divided | a pair with
Chicago. * The: ‘Cubs: “won the
nightcap 10- 5. after’. the., ‘Dodgers
had. taken. the’ opener 2-1, The

Pirates beat” Cincinnati 6-3 in).
the first game but the,Reds won.

the second 4-2.to: snap an cight-
game losing ‘streak. ee
AMERICAN LEAGUE

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Pin: Bowling,’ ‘League,s Wee Oey
‘Clausen’ 8. “won.

  
   

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concluded “April 25° with the an-

nual “banquet whore iprosenta-| -

tions of trophics: ware made,
League play winners; were:

In. A- section, ‘season winnors:
“Ellen| .

Annetics, “high. average,.
Fitzgerald: with, 2005": igh single
game, Graco, Melntyro,: 873; high

triple, , Annette * ‘Johansen, 800; |

team high single, Annelies, 1 181!
team high. triple, Anneltes, 3, ‘0377
and | ‘hooky®
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Ethel Androws. with” 196; high
single, Ethel’ "Androwe, 8403, high

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ENGLISH LEAGUE
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Aston: Vilin’.4,. Sheffield: W.1
Blackburn 2,’ Newcastle 4.
Blackpool 8, Man. City 3
Bolton 1, Preston 1
Chelsea 4, Notts Forest 3
Everton 4, Arsenal 1
Leicester 8, Birmingham 2
Man United. 3, Cardiff 3
Tottenham 1, West Brom 2
West Ham 1, Burnicy 2
Wolverhampton 2, Fulham 4 -
, Second: DEVISION
Chariton... Leeds 0
Huddersflaid, 4, Bristol 0 ,
“LincoiIn 2, Leyton’ Or 0 ~
Luton dQ, Scunthorpe 0
Norwich. 6, Southampton. 0°
_ Plymouth. 3. Rotherham 3
Portsmouth 3, Derby 2
‘Shoffiold IT. ‘4, Middlostrough |
Stoke 0, Brighton 2.0
Liverpool 1:
Swanson 2, Ipswich 1

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Colehoster 4, Chestorfiald &
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PORTLAND © —A. reco rd
day.. night ‘crowd. ‘watched:

 
 
 
  

in the Western: Hockey: League’s

best- -of-seven final» defeating

|Seattle; Totems 5-3: : a

The home, team: continued its

league- -record. setting attendance
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“ Seattle ! ‘Totems. -won:t
| game’: e251 ox
, [pack to take: the: Second Friday.
213-2°in: overtime: 0° 8%

Forging: ‘ahead-2-0° in. the. ‘first,
|Bucks: were , outscored 2-1 in the.

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t-|and an ‘assist. to’ lead Portlands
scoring: Other goals. ‘went to. Art.

 

 

| Luckies cp
‘Bottlers..

-Aiyansh’ Luckies’ ‘blasted four

a goals in the. first half. and ‘coast-.
‘tedto an easy . ‘5-1 victory” ‘over:
| North Star: ‘Bottlers’ ‘in. an exhi-:

bition. soccer game...
Park. yesterday...

Vie “Wittchen™ sacod ‘the “Aiy-
ansh: attack with, three goals

at Algoma

1 while Nelson Morven and John-

ny Stewart’ added one éach.
Steve Gruber scored North
Stars lone goal © in the second
half.

There will. be another exhibi-
tion game next Sunday at 5 p.m.
at Algoma Park when ICC Eagles
tangle with Northwest Floors,
the Teague’s new entry.

 

 

‘Hazelton paces
‘soccer teams —

Hagelton United has estab-

J lished itself'as the team to beat
jin the Northern Interior Soccer
' League.

The Hazelton club . remains.

i undefeated after four games |-
“| three of which. were shutouts,

-In the four games. played so,

, far, Hazelton has scored 28: gouls

and has had only, two goals

‘They crushed Kitwanga ‘10- 0

” and. then belted Skeena Cross-

ing 8-0...Tha third. game © BAW
Waxelton: hoys meet some tough
competition In tho Kisplox. Eag-

)1es team ‘but. still come out, witih
a 2-0 victory,” ;

_Skconn Crossing in its socond
meoating. with Hazelton, waa the
only, team. .to brenk through the
solid; United; defence as noy

gids Klaplox: ‘Bnglos: By) Weis:
WANgA 8; Kitwancool. 5, 1claplox,

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Ontario! ronda faced “drivera, in
the: ‘trans -.Cannda' rally today

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Totem scorers were. Gord ‘Sin-.
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Stankiewicz. a °, :

~ Savoy. Hotel became champs of
the Men's: .Five- -Pin | Bowling |
League: last Sunday. as. ‘they de- |

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The hotelmen., ‘had_ ‘won: “sec-

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tight, ‘three- -way, "race: with’ Phil-
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61 season Friday night at the
Canadian Legion with the an-.

of trophies,

Prince betters
local fishermen

Lalest leaders in the Salmon
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is second time. winner Jack
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