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“Melvin Mah. ‘and Allen. Stew-
art’ eombined for 33° points as
Rupert ‘Motors crushed ‘Deane

Cleaners ‘51-19 in a senior sec-

tion Minor. League Basketball
game “played Saturday at the
Civic, ‘Centre.

It was about. the highest score
ever. Yeeorded: in a minor league |
gamé,,

« Rupert ; led 13- 2 ‘in the first
quarter, 25-9 in the second and
40-15, ‘as the final frame opened.

Mah’ “netted 17 points ~ while
Stewart : ‘added © 16.: - ‘Patterson
paced: ‘Deane with nine points.
“tn: ‘the only - other’ senior sec-
tion. game, -Wayné Haldane scor-

- ed: 20° points in‘a losing cause as

Broadway Cafe upset Annunci-

ation ‘Sr. 42-29, .

«Philpott. Evitt downed Anniun-
Little Chicf-
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formery 6, Shields, * Mah’ 8..M.
Ae 17; Williams, F. Stewart. 4,
Si jewart | 16. ‘and -Ferguson.

? Déane . (19),—'Timms 3; Paton.
lumpherville, ‘2 2,. White: 5,: Dob-
gorse) cee, /Pottle: and Patter-

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nriunéiation * (29) —, Haldane
E ‘Dynstad, Magor 7,
DeCicco 2- and: Salvati.

Philpott: (17) Barbour 5, Mur- |,

. dock. 10,- Stotherd 2, Janes,. Rudy,

Morrison, : ‘Kerr, Hanson, Brittan,

Nagy: and: Cameron.‘ -
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Davis. Cup tennis team: for the
™ ‘challenge. round against; «Italy

Dec. ‘26 to 28:.was ‘announced - ‘to-.
day as Rod Laver, “Roy Emerson,

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Carriage Works’ of ‘Torgnto.,

  
        
  
 
  
    

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excellent exhibition | senior

-Kitkatla and Kitamaat * vil-
lages split a two-game series
while Savoy all-stars of the city
league took a pair from Ketchi-
kan. Rockets. :

. The four teams played Satur-
day night and Sunday. afternoon .
to a good crowd.”

Saturday ‘Kitkatla edged: Kita-
maat 59-47 - while Kitamaat
bounced: back” Sunday with: some
brilliant shooting | to drop. ‘Kit-
katla. 55-45:°

In. the ..other. ‘games Savoy

come=from-behind effort: Satur-
day: night. ‘The local boys. breezed
to..a,91- 70 win’ Sunday: | roa

‘Kitamaat’ had’. ‘played - a) ‘game
in: Kitimat’ city: Friday. night’ ‘and
had + “little » ‘sleep before - deaving
for: Prince, Rupert. Saturday; -
‘They “Jacked - hustle.” Saturday
night: ‘but. didn’ treally show. the
effects of.-the- trip: until. late® “in
the-. second: half:. when
shooting: fell OF. :
In: ‘the? “micantime ‘Kitkatla’s
shooting ‘was deadly. The three
big guns — Fred Gamble. ‘Elmer
Ridley and Don Brown — com-
bined: for. 47 ‘points. with. Gamble
leading. the trio with 22. .
Rod Bolton. Jr. was. the top
man. for Kitamaat-as he sunk
19° points. Kitkatla led 27- 24 at
half’. time ‘put: later - Kitamaat
caught up and eventually took
the lead. which .they held only
for a few seconds. ° =

But wtih Kitamaat leading 31-
30° Kitkatla suddenly exploded
for “11° cunanswered- points to
wrap up the, win...
KITAMAAT BOYS TIRED.

Kitamaat ° coach Reg Smith.
said his boys;
tired and simply couldn’t keep
up the pace late in the game. — :
~ Sunday the shoe was on th2
other foot..A fresh Kitamaat club
shot with deadly precision in the
first half.to rack up a 33- 19 lead
as the buzzer sounded.

.But Ketchikan came “pack
strong in the 10 minutes of the

  

 

‘Kitkatla s " oe
with Kitarnaat -

Several hundred. ‘hoop ‘fans were treated to. four

Civic Centre during the weekend. ENS

‘fered.an ‘injured. ankle’ ‘during a
collision. late.-in’ Sunday’s game
while: team © mate Grant-received
a. ‘cut: eye’ in. Saturday’ s action. ~

But: as, the ‘second. half opened
they tallied. 11 ‘tinanswered points
to catch* wp and. finally. take’ the
whipped Ketchikan 84-73 in-8) jogq which: they, Kept for: the rest.

‘of the game. -

4 ‘defence | was: headed: ‘DY: ‘Six-foos;
iseven-inché Bud. ‘Keyes: who: et
ted: 28 points... ve ;
“Keyés: said" né: “had * “any ankle. :
injury. and - ‘eouldn’t : -jump'* ‘LOO, -
much but. he, ‘still managed « to |
get~ almost” ‘three™ feetYoff: the
floor.: ‘Keyes: WAS. helped: by. cpa .
cal: Fred: Hulse: ho ‘
points." :

‘Ron. \Ciecone* dumped’ in 24. Jack

48-30 margin. They relaxed in
oI the. first part of: the second ‘half | -
but.came back to jife and. walked to

were extremely. L

 

‘basketball: -games at, the

“Kitamiaat’s ‘Crosby. Smith sut-

‘A’ half- time. ‘pep ‘talk"by: coach’

Alex. Bill - appeared’ “responsible. -
for. ‘Savoy's «
night... |

‘ Metory , Saturday
Savoy.-wag ? 34243 at ‘hale. ‘time.

: Ketchikan's. potent. offence ‘and

     

 
   

Terry, Shenton: and: Tuffy:Howe

paced’ ‘Savoy: with’ "22° ‘points: each |

while. -Art -Helin;: -borrowesl:, ‘from
Vikings ‘for. the series, ‘proved " a
big help’ ‘with’ 18 points. - ee S|
- Sunday: Keyes again‘: scored 28
points : ‘put: Hulse’ was: held to, 16. |.
‘On the other “side; Howe ' came

through — with: 26: ‘points : “while

Mitchell and Helin: added AT, ‘and
13, points respectively...

Savoy roared:~into | an: ‘eaily
lead” ‘and ‘by. ‘half’ time: held a

away. with: ‘the: ‘win.
“In Friday’s game. “Ketehikan’s
Lloyd Whaley. fouled - out. as: did
Savoy's, Gus: “Nickerson and. Cic-
cone. a
‘Whaley, Mitchell ‘and Nicker-
son fouled. out Saturday... .
Several ‘Ketchikan’ players. had |
to. wear - old: CYO: uniforms | ‘be-
cause their uniforms were taken
to Seattle: by. mistake. ;
" Mitchell. received .a gash in his

 

second ‘half to outscore Kita-
maat 19-8 ‘and cut, the score to

forehead ~ Saturday. night in “a

shot by Bob Babcock
ver,

eda ee eens -——- ,

“Sports | Shop —
trips: hotelmen .

in puck. action

Led by the eight.goals of Doug
Brunton,. Sports: Shop rolled t0 |

 

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38-43. They got within two points
of Kitamaat. but the defending

pions: pulled steadily “away tO}.
rake: the ball game by 10 points.
- Fred Gamble : topped. Kitsat-
la’s scoring with: 16 points.
Bolton fouled out of - ‘the game
late‘ in ‘the. second. -half after

, scoring: 11 1 points.

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  
 
  
 
 
    
  

    
 
   
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
  

  
 
  
   
 
  
   
  
  
   
  
  
   
  
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

  

 
  
  
     
    

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Motorists: ‘ore requested to refrain from parking on cither
tide of Socondigif third Avenues between McBride Street
‘and 7th: Strect. rom. 10 p.m. Monday evening to 9am.

Tuesday morning ‘inorder to facilitate’ snow ‘removal.

 
  
  
 
  
  
   
    

  

 

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of Prince Rupert.

all - native tournament. cham-|”

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| 21; Mitchell’ 8; Nickerson’ 9,Cic-

 
    
 

collision and: required | six: stitch-
es. . of.

   

_Kitkable” 69). =
Ridley 15, ‘Brown * -10}. “Tolmie - 2,
Bolton, C. “Tolmie * “4: “Moody. 22:

. | the Civic Centre.

‘lan easy 20-6. victory: ‘over - Prince,

senior -floor
night at

Rupert : Hotel. in
hockey “action Friday:

The: hotelmen, who * had: de-
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‘Kitamaat : (47). — on ‘Smith. 10,
G." Grant. 6. Bolton* ‘19, Re Grant
4, Stewart 3, EB. Smith 2, Greene
R. Greene 7 and Don
Stewart: :

- Savoy, (g4)—Shenton 22, Howe

‘cone .2, Helin | 118}, , Smith: 2,-and
Andrews: aL!
- Ketchikan” (13): — Swhaley. 8,
Mills 3; ‘Hulse, 26, ‘Keyes 28, Law-
rence ‘2; “Christopher 8 and Sha-
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G. Grant: ‘22, Bolton A}, ‘R: Grant|
-4, Doug ‘Stewart. 8,° BE. Smith, J:
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‘Stewart.. e
“Kitkatla (45): — > Gamble” 16,
Ridley 6, Brown 12, M: Tolmie 2,
Lewis, C. .Tolmic 5, Moody, 4,
Robirison and. Bolton...)
“Savoy (91).— . Shenton :5, Howel!
26, ‘Mitchell, 1, Nickerson 4, ‘Cic-
cone 24, Helin’ 13, Smith, Spring
and ‘Andrews. Low

Retehikan (70) — Whaley. 14,
Mills, Wulse 16, Keyes 28 Chris-
topher, Lawrence . 10° and Shab-
ansky,

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player who was named after the
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fit to 13-3 in the second. They

penalties,

league after. ‘poor support caused
‘them to lose all their games.
since the beginning . of. the. sea-
son, couldn't get. an. attack. start-
ed. oa

Sports Shop racked. up a 5-1.
first-period - lead. and increased

outscored’ Rupert » T- a ‘in the fi~
nal frames: «.

“Rupert: received. a ‘total of: 10
penalties, including one * major
while Sports: Shop picked up five

» Vie. Wittclien “with: five ‘goals
and: Gordie. Cameron: Jr. with a}
hat: trick helped. the Sports Shop
‘ely!

Tan’ MacEwan: led Rupert with
a pair of goals,: — .*:

In the junior game: Adolphe
‘Paolinelli scored 10 goals.as Elks
thumped Philpott. ‘Evitt 25-10, :
The. powerful Elks club rolled
up'a 9-0 first-period margin and
then: coasted’ to victory: They
led .17-5 after ‘the second period

the last period,
Johnny Dopson *

‘six, ,

Referees Lorne MacMillan and
Jim Stubbs handed. out. seven
penalties to Elks and nine to

Philpott. ,
Goal Scorers
Sports Shop (20)—Wittchan 5,

 

hitting a home run, died In hos-
pital Sunday.

We once was Babe Ruth's
roommate, Bodla,

 

wood movie studios,

Kwong wants Lions.
VANCOUVER = @)
Kwong,

 

whose own
language and that of the men
who wrote about him made base-
ball metaphorical, retired last
year as an electrician Jn Holly-

— Normie
former Idmonton Ha-

Brunton 8,-Cameron Sr, 2, Cam-
cron Jr, 3 and Tanaka 2,
Rupert, (6) — Basso 1, Jessie
1, Martin 1, Gruber 1 and Mace
Ewan 2.

Elks (25)—Dopaon 6, Paoline
alli 10, Ogilvie ‘ Newsom 1,
Timms 1, Mullins 1 » Desautols 1
Jand Parks 1,

Phypott (10) Butt 1. Holland
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of Vancouver Canadians’in Pacific Coast: Soccer League game in Vancou-

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CINCINNATI Frank Rob- |
inson: ‘hard hitting: ‘outfielder at
tho pénnant- winning Cinelnnati
Reds, won -the National League
| slugging - title’ for. the . second
straight year, the. ‘official stat-
istics revealed: today:

“ Robinson, voted. the cirdult’s
most valuable player last. month,.
collected 333 total ‘bases in. 545
times at ‘bat for a .611 slugging
“mark. Orlando Cepeda of) the
San Frahcisco ‘Glants was the
runner-up | with a 609° ‘average.
Hank - Aaron. ‘of: Milwaukee
-| Braves had the most. total bases

slugging competition with 504,
He was followed by Willie’ Mays,
San Francisco 584," ‘Dick: Stuart,
Pittsburgh, .581, George: “Altman;
Chicago,.

|for the third consecutive season.
+358, but, finished third. in the

| Robinson named top slugger

560 and Roberto Cle- |.

Robinson, also received. the

most intentional ‘walks, 23.
Stuart, the Pirates’ first base-
man, had the most strikeouts, .
121, while . Milwaukee's Eddie
Mathews drew ” the most bases
on balls, 93. oo

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Monday, December 18, : 1961

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netted: six
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