to: “help assist. the. Pony, League |,
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“that the large crowd . contributed .|
a total of $100 — more than the
total amount: contributed in’ 36
league games during the’ season!
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‘entire game for the juniors and
, aid: a fine job. He allowed seven
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. First prize’ money - is $700;
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Rupert has won the’ tourna:

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- There will be four games play-

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at 10 a.m, Saturday and-Sunday.
Tickets. are 75 cents per game.

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margin. -entering . the final. 15
minutes of play..

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around left; end for B.C.'s first
touchdown ‘in the’ first quarter
and Walden, who. went the dis-

_ ROOSEVELT PARK CAMPSITE was home fo:
i third annual’ Dan, ‘McGrew: cruise. The, trailer’ ng. members. arrived. in Prince: Rupert, several |
‘They. ‘made’ good _use: of: their. time, tidying -up.:
‘boats and’ cars:: ‘They | were: joined in ‘this pic.ure by™ three members. -Of the Ketchikan Out-
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caster,.moved ‘Riders. ahead 14-7
early in the. second, completing
a °10- yard: ‘march. by -rolling: -to
the left and scoring from Lions’
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the” game, was deadlocked’ 7-7..at
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ahead: 14- 7 in the third quarter.

‘Passing led to Saskatchewan’s
only. touchdown: when quarter-|
back Bob Ptacek - fired. 19 yards
to Jack Gotta, 11° ‘to. Don, Mc-
Keta. and. 26° to: Ray: Purdin.::on
the five-yard line in the first
quarter.. Purdin took: a handoff
and scotted around right end to
score. and give the ‘Roughriders

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chewan’'s other point.

‘Halfback Ray Matthews - and
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end: ‘Dick: ‘Johnson’ -midway':
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a 6- 0 lead. Fullback: Fred ‘Bur- ,

the first’ Stampeder touchdown,

capping. a ‘69- yard march.

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and’ then® Coleman: for. 16 tyards
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11: “pass” ‘attempts, | “The: ‘Lions had
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Orphans edge |
Chieftains

Orphans edged Chieftains 9- 4
last. night at Algoma Park to
take a. 2-1: lead in the best-of-

seven Senior Men's Softball
Championships. — “

Jack “Mitchell went the. dis-
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| Terrace Loggers” VS: Kitimat.
Game'No; 2 :-—— (12:45 p.m.) —
‘(Smithers VS, ‘Hazelton. : Liters
‘Game No, 3. =-~(3:30° p.m.) ~
Rupert Ys: Terrace. Sande Lumber
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