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rific battle against the powerful

Savoy team Thursday but ‘lost’
went down 69-63 -against
the under-rated Kitkatla Royals |
lin a senior league game. 7
Other games. saw "Rainmakers
whip Columbia’ Cellulose . 56-33
in an intermediate A game. while
fishermen”

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pert Senior High School in an
intermediate B game.

-UFAWU coach Doug. Sankey
swore at referee. Ray. Spring
after ‘receiving .a technical: -in
the third quarter |- with high

dered Sankey off ‘the, floor ,but
he refused to go ‘and moments
later Spring. called. the: game.

In the senior. ‘game... Kitkatia
took a 19-13. lead in the opening
quarter and’ never . fell behind.
They led 36-28 at half time. and
48-43- entering the . Jast. quar-
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By The Canadian Press
-erular schedule of |couver: -brought . lus: .gcason’s,
THe astern Footba nference |rushing total. Lo 1,794 ‘yards, 72

the Western Football Co
ended Sunday with a record-
breaking
by Calgary’s Earl Lunsford.

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Daily mews Lio,

November 6, 196

AWrinice rupert
. Monday,

ight's: 1957 record:.
The day before, ‘Winnipeg - ‘Blue
Bombers eked out, a 14-13 ‘tri-“
umph over Edmonton Eskimos. °

better Fan Br

rushing performance

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“Les Nyak who. received the

‘Fred Gamble’ and. ‘Elmer: ‘Rid-

ley were the big. men. ‘for. “Roy-
Gamble: . netted - 26 ; points

presented: at the

annual banquet’ ‘held. Friday: night: at the Ca- . :

high scorer trophy for Steve
ls;.and. Don

Mattyej who: won the award for
MacInnes.who received: the Most.

nadian Legion, ‘From left to right: ‘Nelson Morven, who received |
Jast. season’s | Most , Sportsman- -like ‘Trophy for absent .Cécil:

scoring. nine ‘goa
Valuable. Player award on b

ehalf of absent Terry: Stevens.
= Staff photo by. ‘Gary Oakes.

|Rainmakers with

| well-organized team. They pass-

‘lRayson sums up. the. pulpmen’s :

‘|tice and. hopes to get in a few

Art Helin: paced Vikings’ at-
tack: with 20 points while ‘Dick
[Specht who played. a_ ‘standout
game Thursday,: was - held ‘to
only two points: Saturday. .

‘John Lambie, who played|
for Savoy Thursday, signed with
Vikings and scored three points |
Saturday.

Royals scored on: 28. of 69
field goal. attempts. for (a: game

average of 40.58 per cent while| Rupert Football Associatio
Vikings scored 27 of 91 attempts.

for a 29.01 per: cent average. the. Canadian Legion.

“Jumping” . Johnny: ‘Olsen’ led Nine persons. ‘were elected to
22 points as the senior executive while nine

like ‘a ‘were. chosen to handle the jun-
ior or. minor league. ~

» Irwin . Garfield. was elected
commissioner / .the | senior
league while Dou ‘Ruttan’ was
‘chosen | secretary and Don Mac-
Innes. was chosen _treasuger.

~ highlight:

the ‘school kids. played -

ed with . precision and. moved
the’ ball: well. Rainmakers scor-
ed.on better’ than 35 per..cent
of their. field goal ‘attempts. -

-Steve Comadina was big gun
for CCC with eight. Coach Bill

‘troubles. as’ being . lack..of prac-

 

of before’ the. next game. i

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. Lineups: - oe

» Kitkatla (69). c—, _ Ridley... 21,
Brown 9,- Gamble 26, “Innes ay
| Tolmie .10, Bolton’ 0, Vickers: 2
and Lewis 0: . -
... Vilkings. - (63). ‘Newton 12,
McKay 4, ‘Morrison: 0, Helin 20,
G. Morison 14, Campbell 8, ‘Lam-
bie 3 and Specht. 2. .

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““Ranitinciation’s: team -blank-
ed Little. ‘Chieftains. 23-0 in: one
of five Minor, League. Basketball
games. played: Saturday. at: the
Civic . Centre:

Paced by Joe.. Salvati’s

 

oes nine
Olsen 22,
in the 10- 13° years age group,
had little trouble disposing of
Chieftains. ‘They led 4-0. in the
first quarter,

margin ‘entering
half.
third” quarter.’

Adams 10; B. Specht 4, W. Specht |
2, Pitre 2, .Anderson. 0 and,
Cronck 6. 4
ccc . (33 )--Harlow 5, Gray 0,
Hodgekinson 4, Cameron 5, Len-
non 7, Slack 4, Comadina 8 and
Ritchie: 0.

 

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EME MBER WHEN ....°
By THE CANADIAN PRESS |
.{. Sam Etcheverry, great pass- son. Bros,’

ing quarterback of Montreal tion No.
Alouettes, was awarded the Jeff Cafe 42-15. |
Russel . memorial trophy three; -Lineups:. *
years ago today, ‘the first player| Rupert Motors “CNA Mah
cver to win the. award. for 4, Shields 0, Brown 4, M. Mal
sportsmanship combined with | 19, Guillen 5, 4. Stew yer 97, Mont-
cffective performance twice in a gomery,6,. Williamson 0,.F.. Btew-
row. He is now. with St, Louis art O and Ferguson Oe:
Cardinals of the National Foot- .Dean Cleaners ((13)—Cronc
ball League. 0, Bill Pottle 4,

38-13;
cYyo 19-9; UFAWU edged Nel-
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Alexcee 0, Paton 0 and Patter-
gon &. 0
Philpott Bvitt (i9)—Barhou
Curr: 0, Cameron“ 0," Hanson,
‘Morrison 0, Nagy. 0, “Murdock
rand Btothort 40
CYO (1)—Morgan 0, Dileta
Gagiiardl. 0,. Motzel 0,: ‘Miclll
‘Van... Tankerin: ),.. Proctor
Greend 0, Caligurr! 9, Repole
and. Jobter One 3
0, “Annunciation: A (29) -—-Balva

cll 6, -Comadina’ 0,. Pitra
Graick 0; Vidatio 0, Halliwell

 

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Clayton 4, Hembroff 0, | Mon
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Gray 2, Day 0,
man: 0, MoGruthor
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Mercer; Joe Nagy, this: year's best” ‘goalie; ’

~ Election, trophy presentations
annual soccer banguet:.

Election of officer's and the presentation of ‘trophies hiphlighted. the. Prince (ay. °

and Steve Kollar of: Alex's, Tailor.

nnunciai tion blanks

 
 
 
 
   

points, ‘the Annunciation , team,:

‘and’ had a 17-0
~ second

It - was. scoreless in the
In: other, games, Rupert Mo-
tors Whipped Deane» Cleancrs
Philpott Evitt. downed

and. Ahnuncia- |
L thumped: Broadway

Bob Pottle J,
Weeks 0, Humpherville 0, Timms
3, ‘Quast 0, McKee 0, Lewis 0,

6, James: 2,. Britton | 0, Rudy 0,1

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Bond | 8,°Debartolo: 0," Paolin- '

Kokorucla 0," Dlokens 0. and. Rie

(ims Thawe.
‘kins 0,:Mostad 0, Tough 0, Love:
0, Greer 0,'-Fogsum °0, “Potorson |:

Nowsome. 4, Bate-
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Alin-
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ocks

throo yours ‘Ago. ‘pulg ‘tho result,
ohuiiding pro-

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Bill Adams, “Most.

 

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n’s annual buffet- style banquet | held. F riday: night at

Shop _ team; Bill “McLaughlin
and, Joe, Nagy. ‘of Legion; Tony
Habazin.. and ‘Peter Cullen of
Rupert Motors; and Billy Adams
and Nelson Morven of Little
Chieftains.

. Billy” Adams of. Luckies
the: Most Sportsman- -like: Player
award while Terry . Stevens. of
New Royal won the. “Most Valu-
able Player. to his. team award.

Others on the, senior ‘execu-
tive .are: Vic Wittchen, . Alex
Rembach, Alf Moran, Billy Ad-
ams, Joe Nagy and Steve Collar.

Bill: McKee was elected com-"
missioner of the minor league.-
Others (on. the executive, includ-.|.
ing. coaches are: Razso Melich:

was: ‘the .league’s high. scorer
with nine ‘goals’ while Joe Nagy,
« falso. of: Commercial,:. .was the
league's: -best: goalie. :
eAICC! ‘Eagles won the ‘Challenge

 
    

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* Annuncidtion: No: ee (42)-—%
Cicco 9, W. Haldane: -16,. Braine
6, H. Haldane 9 Berrie 0, wes

mercial won the Teague ; .champ-

ionship. .
Eagles .: ‘also. won. the Dominion

 

2, 2 aye 0, “Balvatl 0 and Day Trophy. (Jubilee Cup): while
Broadway = (as) _ . Baines 1, Northwest Floors won the Oper-

Jessop 0, Chow 0, Warren 0, Wil- ating Engineers Trophy.

son’ 2, Mason 0, Greer 2, Lloyd
2, Rose 4: ‘Truscott O and Hill 4.

Rough Riders”

edge Argos
By The Canadian Press

-* Ottawa Rough Riders never

 

the May 24° “weekend.

Hazelton, Kit-
Kitwancool,

Prince | George, .
wanga, Kispiox,

 

three. city all-star. teams, Will
‘take’ part in the tournament,

183, Philadelphia, stopped Billy.
-| Hunter, 195, Detroit (8).

won |

‘Steve Mattyej of Commercial !

Cup: in “league, play while Com-.

The league will. start and end
earlier next. season. and a tour-.
nament has been scheduled ‘for

It is expected that teams from .

Smithers, - Terraceé, Kitimat and -

WEEKEND. FIGHTS.

‘Los: Angeles © (ay - Von Clay,

          

the ground to crack ‘the single-
‘season. rushing record’ ‘held: by:} Pp A G. O D A
Johnny Bright ,of Edmonton cory} an Drive-In
lead his. club to a 43-7. victory
over British . Columbia Lions. Ҥ P. E C. I A L-
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Cossemyns,..11744,., Belgium, : ‘out-
pointed Piero Rallo, 11734, Italy
(15). :
“ Tokyo (A — _ Makoto “Watanabe,
:Japan, outpointed® Terry. Flore,
‘the Philippines —

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pound defensive hackfielder, dis-
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as a pass catcher. -Little Len
Chandler revelled in the role,:
going for two touchdowns as ‘the.
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