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injuries after the game..

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“Prince Rupert Daily News
Friday,’ September’ 4, 1959)

  

 

~ Islanders trounce’
maintain perfect

Local 7108. Islanders strengthened: ‘their first place

lead in the Prince Rupert.

with an 8-3 triumph. over. New Royals. .

' The Islanders, who have a
perfect record of: six wins-In six
games played, tookan early lead
and. never let up: .

‘They blasted ‘in: ‘four. counters
in the first -half for a 4-0 lead.

Scoring for the Islanders were
Vic Wittchen’ and” Steve’ Gruber
with two each and. Tony. ‘Antisin,
Bobo. Pakozdy, Tony: ‘Habizan.

and Adrian Tambourini with ‘one a
" apiece.

Royals’ scorers’ ‘were. “Phillip
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‘Land Carol. McKay, : a. triple: “by.
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‘patter witha pair ‘of singles: Top |
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By JACK SULLIVAN —

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@/wins medals in bunches and a
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pan anything but gold.

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for the winning | 25-year-old
Atomic Energy Commission de-
signer, a sobbing -Irene MacDon-
ald termed- -her.. disappointing
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spoiled dive that “washed ‘out
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a gold'medal. —-

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good, She tried a backward 1 \-:
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a native of Hamilton, Ont, and
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dominating the Games’ 27-sport
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monopoly, have won all elght|
finals so far onthe swim pro-:

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m any national competition and

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Donald, the current U.S, outdoor
and Indoor’ throe-metre — title-
holdor, “But when it comes to
diving in international ' moots
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Rupert edged the Ketchikan
team 2-1 in the tournament be-'
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