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- Specht : ‘scores 34
’ for intermediates —

‘Centre gym Friday and Saturday nights and for about
150 youngsters Saturday afternoon, the Philadelphia
Colored Giants ‘gave a pleasitig demonstration of pass-
Ing and dribbling s skills and an exhibition of their

cage talent.. a tne lowe en.
Friday. night the: Giants: ‘took ne final quarter.

_the Prince Rupert All-Stars into! John Olsen of the ‘intermedi.

camp: 77-56, Saturday afternoon , ates added 12 points ‘to. Specht’s’

they toyed with: an Intermediate ; ‘34 to give. the | colals most of. their

All-Star squad 94-66 and Satur- olnts. ight, Clift ,

day evening trimmed. the Native: Saturday night, Clifton and

lee

Playing before almost packed houses i in ‘the’ Civie',,

All- Stars . 74-55.
. The games: were all

_Jasper Jennings led the, Giants’
in the attack on the Native All Stars

_ local. teams: played along with

‘spirit of good c!gan fun and the, ‘each of them bucketing 18 points
- apiece,

: Elmer Ridley» of the Native
“form. tn “each. enme fuanager squad chalked up 12 points in re-
“Bob: Wright let his Giants mark, taliation..with. Fred Gamble and
“up.an early ‘lead ‘and confine Don Brown’ each contributing 10
their antics to‘the final quartet’. | points.”

’Diek Specht was the out-. The: Giariis outscored’ the Na-
standing. marksman of — the ‘tive aggregation 28-14. in the

   

 

 

locals over the weekend -chalk-

ing uv a to'al of 34 points for |

  

  

DWARD . (EDDIE) WEST,
shown: above holding a bas-:
A ketball : like a grapefruit;
one: of the midgets of

    
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
  
  
   
   
  
  
  
   
 
 
 
  

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|= who played three games in the
+ Civic. Centre over the week-
ecend. West, a mere 5 foot-10'%,
‘ghalked up a total ‘of. 36. points...
© Gut«of Nis team’s’ “‘three- “ganie™
tptal ,Of 245. Real giant’ of.
: Giants. ‘was Butch’ Jennings |
“who. ‘measures 6 feet; 6 inches.

 

| ‘Patterson opens

 Cenadian tour

- QUEBEC  — Former world
heavyweight | champion Floyd
Patterson: boxed with two extra
sparring. partners. Friday night
din. a boxing-wrestling card, The
two-round bouts opened: a Can-
adigit” ‘tour of practice fights. |

In.a-warmyup match Patter-
“Sparred with Bily: Tisdale
ho wore a helmet. In the sec-
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AGED 8 VEARS INWOOD

This advoriiaoment js no. published or displayed by the
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“the local

intermédiate squad

on. Saturday afternoon.

‘first quarter, were outscored ‘L7-
(6 in the second; edged the Na-
‘tives 20-17 inthe third stanza
‘and were ail even with 20 points

. Only man to top him was. the ach in. the last quarter.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Emily Butt |
_ in women’s

 

“Emily Butt of Her tz: U-Drive captured the only individual twin
honors” in ‘Women’s Bowling League’: action last Tuesday . night
308 and ¢ a three-

-by. racking. up a ‘Single. of

. Leading the teams was McRae; —
‘Motors with a ‘Single of 976 and
‘a high triple of 2535. a

In’ A League Jeannette’ Clou-
tier of Dibb’s rolled a single of
271 while Agnes Pierce tallied
a705° high. three. :

Annettes ' grabbed both team
highs with a ‘single | of 1048 and
a. triple | of 3026,

RESULTS

B League—Saanich 4, Good
Neighbors 0; Big Sisters 4, Five
Pins 0; McRae Motors 3, McLean
& Rudderham 1; Hertz U-Drive
3, Clausens 1; RCMP 3, Credit

Union 1; Kelly's Kids 3, Mansons

-],-

STANDINGS

McRae Motors. 24, Saanich
Plumbing 19, McLean & Rudder-
ham 17, RCMP, 14, Manson's 14,

 

paces Hertz |
loop action |

    

~game tally’ of 683.

 

Hertz. U- Drive 14, “Clausen’s 13,
Good ‘Neighbors: 12> Five Pins 12,
Credit Union 11, Big Sisters 10,'
Kelly’s Kids 8. :

A League—Dibbs: 4, Broadway
Pickups 0; Shop Easy 4, Cooks
0; Sports Shop 4, Vans 0:.-Co- -Op
-3, ‘New Laurel ‘1; Annettes 3,

Jeannies 1; Rupert Radio 3, Stars
1,

. STANDINGS

Shop Easy 22, Annettes 18,
Dibbs 16, Co-Op 16, New Laurel
15, Vans 15, Sports Shop 15, Stars
12, Jeannies 12, Rupert Radio

10, Broadway Pickups 9, Cooks
8.

 

 

 

‘end National Hockey Lengue play,

Horvath rivals
closing gap

By The Canadinn Press
Severn! of Bronco. Harvath's pur-
suers edged closes to hind in weolr

Tho ‘Tanclers:

_was Dick Nickerson

 

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Horvath, Roston rey 21 18 «a0
‘Bathgate, New York ,. 12 22 44
Howe, Dotroit ......., 16 18 383
Hun, Chicago ........ 18 8 33
Belivenu, Montrenl .. 16 16 88
Slasiuk, Boston reere O 22 91
Prentice, New Yok ., 14 an 30
MoKennoy, Boston .. 7 80

‘Giants’ Ronnie Clifton who scor- ,
ed 36-points in the same game.
Against the Prince Rupert. All- |
‘Stars and. the Native All- Stars |

_ Clifton scor ed, 14 and 18. respec: |

- tively.

In. Friday
first quarters, added another 26:
points in the’ second quarter. for!

.a 52-33 edge, outshot the local:

all-stars 21-13 in the third frame
for a: 73-46 lead. In the

Jaughs and. were outscored 10- 4
by the all-stars:

Top man for. Prince’: Rupert
with 14
points followed by | Bill Bailey
-with 10. Bill Rodgers and Butch
Hutton of the Giants scored 21
points each...”

Compiementing «the Giants’,
talents on the basketball court
was Chanin,. the _Magician’s
Magician, whose legerdemain
and wizardry left his watchers

spellbound, during the lengthy

final -
“stanza the Giants relaxed ‘for:

Saturday afternoon the Giants:

romped to their victory 31- -16;

52-26 and 74-46 by quarters. The:
intermediates and Giants were
all even with 20 points each in:

 

a nucks win
‘| of Dorchoy

'-By The Canadian, Press

First man.
Hockey League
points; second
scoring -race this
highest scorer for
leading Vancouver Canucks;
a fractured leg.

Veteran centre and Canuck
captain Eddie Dorohoy, on the
road to a great season, hit bad
fortune Sunday night when he
suffered a fracture above the
right ankle early in the first per-
iod against Seattle Totems.

Chances. of Dorohoy—whose
1l~year-professional career has
ranged between six leagues and
five clubs—returning this season
were not known. But Canucks
demonstrated they can operate
without him if necessary.

Fired by the incident, in which
Totem defence man Les Hunt
drew a minor penalty for charg-
ing, Dorohoy's. linemates Colin
Kilburn and Danny Belisle, took
personal charge of the scoring
and wound up with two goals
each, to elve Canucks a 5-3 win,

In Satuurday’s action Vancou:-
ver edged Spokane Comets 3-2
and Victorian Cougars defeated
the visiting Seattle Totems 4-1
before about 2,800 fans,

In Calgary, the Stampeders,
hottest club on the Prainies,
whipped Winnipeg Warriors 6-2
In front of £219 fans,

score’ 800
in the league.
season; the
the leagus-
now

to.

 

Overweight Sugar Ray

  

in . the. Western.

A night game the’! half- time intermissions.
Giants took a 26-18 lead in. the | se acne a

 
 

 
 

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“| title: ‘with’ one: of his. (Bilt- redged
performances. | “ eye
“The ‘cunning. £6 “year-old: quar:
terback rs allied the: trailing Colts
(9-3) . fora) 21point: blitz tn th’
final’ ‘quarter. Saturday’ to carry

 

them:to’a: 45-26 victory. over Lo,

Angeles Rams '(2-10)"and: “inte,
the NPL “championship ©. gam:

against New Yo k. Giants D: eam.

ber. 20. at: ‘Baltimore.

avenge a°.23- 177 stidden.- deatk
loss" ta: Baltimore in the champ:
: ionship game last year, warmed
up. Sunday by dcfeating Wash,
ington Redskins :24-10.

Cleveland. Browns ‘wound ur

ticd for seccn4 place in th:
Eastern Division with Philadel-
phia- Eagles 28-21. The runner-

up spot in the,West went to Chi- |
cago Bears, who ran thelr win-_
ning ‘streak. ‘to ‘seven games—:
longest. this. season—by . ‘beating ,

Detroit” Liohs’. 25-14,
PACKERS “WIN AG AIT:

Green Bay . Packers won their:
fourth straight, defeating
Francisco 36-14 to tie ‘49ers for!

 

burgh Steel =rs- downed Chicago!
Cardinals 35-20 in the other!
game on the. windup - program.

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plon of the world—or parts of
{t—hasn't fought since he re-
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with Hamilton: Tiger-Cats, will
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ronto Argonauts of the Big Four
Football Union, Waggoner, 30,
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That one is constderod a tuno.
up for the aging Robinson be-

the champlonship against Paul
Pander, a Mraman from Brook-
mn, Mass, In Boston, January
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