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of: ‘Madison: saiare Garden, ex-

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; “ers: ‘of the National Hockey Lea-
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Victoria Cougars of the Western

‘A‘son, Lynn, general. manager

~ off the: ‘Boston Bruins, is with the
~ family. . here during his father’s
{Another son,. Muzz, is
manager, of. Rangers.

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27. The Women's league tilt saw
Prince - Rupert High | School de-
feat Fashion 23-18.

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total. 20 markers. in. the. opening |
period as his: clothier crew took
a: 19-8 lead...

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-CYO'S “Bill. Smith’. ‘was top!
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“Referees *. ‘Bin, “Morrison: ‘and
"Don Hartwig’ handed out a: -total
of 23 personal ‘fouls, 1 4 to F &P
; and nine’ to, CYO-::

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ho "Intermediate game: saw. ‘Dick |,
} Campbell tally 14: points in Jead-
.{ing his Luckies: to. triumph. |

first-period lead and’ by halftime a
Stood out front: 19- 15," :

faster in_ the third:

they were only able to:come up
with two. counters in the: final

scorer. in the, ‘women’s®
racking up: ‘nine. points.
McKnight. led: he.

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“ “CYO ‘closed he. gap slightly. in| @:
“Lethe fourth: : “period, A outscoring

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ond: ‘consecutive game as Bruins}.
‘were defeated 6:5 by Detroit: Red!
Wings . “Thursday but. he-is still
| far, ahead of the pack in-the Na
tional: “Hockey League scoring.

Empress grabbed an early’ 15- 4

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- Boston: Bruins’ | Bronco “Hor: |

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. Philadelphia “(WP_Dick- "Young,

, 159, Philadelphia, outpointed Tee |
White, 158, Philadelphia” (6).

WINNERS OF
‘events staged during the sum- .
‘mer by:. the. Prince. Rupert
“Outboard |
shown: with their trophies. at -
. the .
| last Saturday night.in the La- -
Gondola Cafe: Sitting in front: ;
‘is. Wally Ballinger, winner-of_

“most points and. BHF Class

-droplane trophy winner: Henry:

‘|. son, J. Utility and D. G! Mar tin,

 

   

   
  
 
 
  
  
  
 

 
 
   
   
  
  

    
  
  
  
  
  
 
 

Friday. night.

;. | 9678, .

trons bowled 276: ‘for men’
three while Charlie Deara

Poneaz af Maniaos
en with a. single: af 248.
triple of B00" ‘yespentively.

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won’ high: three: with: 2639.
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‘Blectrons: marked: ip a ‘taam
single of 1040 and. team. triple of

Harvey. Youden. ‘also of: Bloce’

. Hotshots. erabbed . eh. triple
=) with 654.
-Qver in B° League, - “Bandra

Theabold of .Radgers and, Hida
led the wam-;.

ng the men was ‘Tied Lor |
entz: af Bagles with a. single of:
‘0 and Tam Lookhart of'0

  

| Bagles captured: “team - high |
single with 970.whilé. ‘Dodgers :

“Betty. Hyndman of Blectrons s garnered: a single of. -
300 and a: three-game total of, 717 in pacing her team
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the “various:

Association are’ i

group’s. annual. banquet:
the. Westwind Trophy: for the
winner. Standing from ‘left 0.
right -are Robert Armstrong

jr., winner of the: B Utility ~

class; Lucien’ Langois, B Hy-

Seppa, D Utility; Peter Samp-

Cc ‘Hydroplane winner. . j
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| PROPWASH

Stewart, commodore for the past
year,

-Henry Seppa,
with two assistants, Gregor Mc-
‘Leod and Peter Sampson. —
Stewart became project chair-

man. and Otto Kneipkamp ad-
vertising and publicity. “R. H.S.
Sampson,

GQ! Martin said the resignation of
| David : Yule, who. still had one
more year to’
treasurer,
with regret, .Mr, Yule Js one of
the original,; pmembers ©
club,

are already under consideration,

4 son of Mr, and Mrs. T, A. Harris
/4s trying out a new aport while
visiting.bis parents, The Harris'
21 foot sloop rigged sailboat has
heen kept ready for this, visit
and father and.son have been
out sailing despite the weather,
A rowing sholl or jet neroplane
are more familar to the flying
officer than a sailbont, so “skip-
per” Harris is | “checking him
out” on the sailing,

8 sailed to Tugwoll Island anchor-
dng. their anil thoy signalled the

turn,

of Kitimat drove the 140 milos

  

“a sie

Mr. Martin - succeeds R, P.

M.: J! Saunders | was voted. to

‘the office of vice- commodore and):
_ |} Robert Armstrong jr.”
‘ secretary-treasurer. -

became

Other ‘officers chosen ° “were—
racing chairman,

RP.

safety chairman.

Newly. elected -. commodore D.

serve as secretary-

had . been received

of: the

Plans for next yenrs program

 

By GLADYS BALDWIN
Miying Officer Michael Harris,

With ttle or no wind thoy
age and back on Thuraday. Dur-

ahips of. the. Royal Onnadian
Navy and wore signalled in ree

The roturn trip) was. “mado
under ‘aall and power,

Mr, and Mra, George Doorine

to attend the Prince Ruport Out-
board Asaocintion dinner Inat
Saturday night. Mr, Dooring 4s
keonly Intorestod In getting a

| “D. G. ‘Martin was. elected ‘commodore: of the:
Prinae Rupert’ Outboard Association at the. annual |
| general. meeting held last night in the Civic

Lakelse and once trailering his
boat from Kitimat ..to Taylor
Lake to enter the races.

‘Kinslor was out stirring up Tay-
Joy and Prudhomme Lake once

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Buoys and float were pulled
out of the water.
Comadina, Norman Kinslor and
Frank Baldwin. One or two of
the buoys took a beating this
year and will have to be re-:
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“Buzzards, Buzzards, Bua-
zards”! Sounds like there are
going to be quite afew, In case
you aren't sure what a buzzard
is, it’s the name of a racing hull
design which has become quite |
popular, Greg McLeod completed |
one this year and Peter Sampson |
has started one for next year, |

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combination of colors on that:
new hoat you're building. I've.
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Floor hockey
set tonight

Sports, Shop will be out to
break a second-place tle in the
Scator Men's Floor Woekey
League tonight when . they
meet Savay 8: 40 in the Clvie
Centre.

The Snorting goats erew is
doadlooked with Parkers, Sa-
voy is In Jast place and ROMP
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