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| By. GARY ‘OAKES ©
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at The exhibition hoop ‘series | on the weekehd was rough - "
“but: ‘extremely enjoyable. . Several players got ‘roughed | ‘up
“somewhat ° and many, received minor injuries. None of, the. ‘In- .
juries seemed ‘to be. Serious ‘enough. to keep the: players: ‘out of
action: ‘for long.
* However, apart. from the injuries received and. the normal.
ackie’s: and: pains,” most of the ball, players. and” fans" alike, -
found ‘it to; be an’ interesting series. . Fans. saw somey4 oy i.
goou basketBall‘and,.the” ‘players, had. a chance, to sharpen up
against, ‘tough: ‘competition.-. Ags IES
To: ‘this: ‘observer the. ‘series pointed out many thing FPirsty
it would: ‘seem {that Savoy has a good chance to. bring:
the ‘first-place. trophy in the for theoming Ketchikan tourna-‘"
nt. eae Sh ;
Ketchikan was missing Bob
yeekend series ‘and. the players’: felt: it: hampere
games:sLanky, ‘Freddy’ Hulse-said the team. picked':up
. of«players: ‘from the city league: in Ketchikan: but they: weren't.
‘vised! to : the, style of play and didn’t prove ‘to be. too. much :;
help."

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Said his team would probably * comne’ up with at
their regular. lineup.

T’d say Ketchikan ‘will have to improve quite a bit before.
, they. can knock off Savoy.. But for the. first half of.Satur-
day's. game; and a brief period in Sunday's. game, Savoy: had
ematter well under control.

any md ME
‘ ESavoy looked good ii in | series:

or course, if: ite hadn't been for. those. “two, slack ' ‘periods,
the local boys, probably. would. have’ won. both: games’ by 30
> ‘points. I If they play -in Ketchikan the way. ‘they. did here, its

: “highly possible: they’ll ‘take first. prize’.
“But if they don’t stick to serious basketball they may. get .

  

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_doys’ hockey game. in: Toronto to sign autographs. for young:: admirers.

 
  

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; knocked- ‘out’'as early. as they did last year. “And Td hate to”
miss a trip. to Ketchikan. twice in-a-row:. |: : —_
nother ‘thing ‘which’ the, weckend seties* ‘pointed. out. as” o
fact that-on. ‘Sunday: Kitamaat looked like the team. ‘which
won. the all- native. basketball - ‘championship ‘earlier this year,
Kitamaat ’ was. tired: ‘Srturday: from ‘thei: trl ir
‘iday- and: ‘didn’t’ ‘perform to: the: best 0
ayers had been; well-rested Saturday. L think thi
ve: been a: little, different...
coach ‘Reg: ‘Smith: ‘said. his tear :
o-man defence: and. a box- 200€ “defence. ‘in all
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baking: ‘on. behalf. of ‘himse
tive, “Jessop: said’ that. ‘Twas: completely. in the wrong: and -
110°. businéss. ‘being. at: the. meeting® ‘inisthe. first places. |
He: further -saidithat he did-not say. Tcould. come: to the
reported “in The. Daily. News. - He. stated. that ~.
said was’ he: had. 10, objections. to. me: coming.

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ue Jin the first half and then hung

. -ltory’ over Annunciation ina sen-
“jor section, Minor, League ‘Basket-
ball” ‘game: Monday’ night at the.
‘Civic: Centre.

game Broadway’ Cafe- whipped |.

-"\philpott Evitt dumped’ Nelson
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“Rupert, Motors scored 19 points

on to take‘ a narrow 32-31 : vic-

‘In« the. other senior : section

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‘Rupert had led ‘19- 14 ‘ab. half

time and ‘increased it ‘to 25-19
entering the... last) quarter. “But
Annunciation outscored the: car-
men: 12- 7-in. the. final -. . frame.
However,» time ran. out before
they could tie the. game. up.

“Wayne Haldane led’ Annunci-
ation with 19. points ‘while. Allen
Stewart “paced | the winners with
14 points.

Ernie Baines netted 14 points
as Broadway had little trouble
disposing of Deane. ;

‘The: cafemen ip leds ‘6-5 in the
first ‘quarter? 75-13 ab half
times, and. 24-15 entering the
last .period::

 

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right: in | the | Fe aciMitiod “that -
car atte! d-executive ‘meetings,

ill" people should get
L.think, it’s: réason-

If he’s. just eine: to: “be ~anco: Op ra ive’ it's a poor attl- |.
tude for. the president. of: any organization. to adopt. :

Hoop coverage excellent

It ‘has; been ™ said ‘before but is. ‘worth repeating: ow.
Basketball ‘réceives’. excellent coverage in The Daily: News and
generally noone has any..beef....’. V atek

If people don't like. the personal. ‘opinions expressed here,
that’s too bad. “They.:can always | write nasty letters: to: ‘the
editor and complain. cy :
However. ‘they shouldn't have ‘any: “eompiaints. with’, the -
coverage of: games and: ‘other hoop. activities. They.’ ‘should. ‘be

 

   

 

  
 

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December 7 as she captured. high

‘single, and | high three with 284

and. 664.
Ted” ‘Arey. of ‘oom. ‘No. two

‘Miller. ‘Bay ‘took’. both: - team
honors with ° ‘1,214. and 3, 141.

In. A! “section ° Eileen ‘Elkins of
Woodbutchers won high single

with 254 while. ‘May: Kniepkamp

. of. Yukon Gems picked up high | §
three with 676. John Rudy of |:

WOTM captured high single with
286. while Bill Klochek of Yukon
grabbed ; smen’s. high three with
68622: *
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thankfuliand. ‘show::some co-operation’ instead’ of- ‘beefing; .
-Anyway,. jf" there's: ‘much more, of, this. poor: :co- 7Ope ton,
basketball coverage “will be’ reduced: to. scores only.’ teh
‘J “explained: this: point to Jessop and. he: ‘said™’ he.
care because. “your write-ups are’ horrible’ ‘anyway.”
“This may, be, but .I do my ‘best. and that's jell” anyone’ can
do, However; ‘Jessop is only speaking for iiimself ‘and '!not for
the players, I'm sure the.players and fans. ‘want: the: present
coverage of games. to. continue. Perhaps they. shod: haVe a.
ning: who does . care or perhaps: Jessop should start
carin oF
“END. NOTES: ‘Saturday's basketball: games-. ‘Nnave - ‘been
cancélled because of Christmas being so ‘close. This: Ancludes
Minor League, intermediate and. senior games, Teams will
_play Thursday as. usual, ,

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test a ‘Saturday contest bey Jost

|5-1-to North Shore Cs, Manager
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plonghip, The ‘wo! winks” met in
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\epeenaamenitne: #78 NE OTT Te ian

picked. up men ’s high single with:
| 286° while ’ “Alfred Faithful: of ‘Mil- |
, ler Bay ‘won. high. three. with 663.

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Swim classes start”

‘Learn: to. swim classes for
boys, girls, men and. women.
will. begin January: 6 and ‘all:
persons. . interested. are’. asked.
“to. register. at ‘the. Civic. Centre

“possible.. Classes » are: open ‘to
anyone. : Fi

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Strong, first half ok Rupert |
| of Annunciation

‘Art Patison was big! Uy. “for
the losers’ with nine . points. |

Philpott: led 4-2 in the. first;
10-4 in the: second:and 12:4: after}
the third. Murdock ‘and. Stothert |
led the victors with SIX: “points,
each.

Lineups: /
| Rupert (32) — Forguson, Will-
iams, Shields 2;.A.. Mah
Mah -7, Brown 6, F. Stewart
A: Stewart 14.

Annunciation (31) Haldane!
19, DeCicco 10, Brown 2, Van’
Tankeren, Salvati, Barrie, Masg-
ro an Deinstadt.

Broadway (30)-— Brown, Hills, |
Lloyd 6,.Jessop, Wilson 2, Greer
2. Baines 14,-Mason.6 and Chow.

Deane (17)—Alexcce,, Pottle 2,
Humpherville 4, Tims: 2, Patison
9 and. White. ~

- Philpott (14)— Bradford, Brit-
ten, Murdock. 6, Nagy, ' “Rudy, i
Hansen, ‘Cameron,."
Janes, ‘Morrison and. Kerr.

‘Nelson | “CT — Wells” ‘L, Leask,

and |

Goodwin,  Simonds”6, Jang,. Sal- | Séattle: and Spokane. the referees
vati, Moore, Boychuk and, Hau- | don’t run the. game. ‘The crowds

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BOSTON APY — “Vv eteran n Dick Donovan pecamné

the first Washington pitcher in'33: years. to-win the
American League, earned-run title'7in, 1 1961, when. he

| finished with a 2:40’average. -

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“Final. pitching. ° ‘statisties, tes
League. Service: Bureau, «show
the ‘right- -hander allowed‘ ‘only Al

compiling a 10-10 record. He is
to. take “the
runs = allowed ' ‘crown
since: ‘Garland: Braxton in 1928: -
Bill, Stafford. of; New York. ‘was
the runner- up in’ the earned- -run
competition witha .2.68 average.
He> was followed “by. Don Mossi,
Detroit 2.96; Milt Pappas, Balti-

 

cago 3.05; and. Ralph Terry, New
- Although ‘the “Yankee’s Whitey
Ford finished 10th in» earned
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paw, who won. the Cy ‘Young
award as. ‘the ‘major’s. outstand-

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' Marg: “Mitchell. and Carol. .Bry- .

‘ant sunk 10° points. each as.Or-
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:jal Junior High. ‘School: 26-5 in, at:

| girls" basketball: game played jast

night. at the Civic: Centre... -
“Orphans ‘held a .6- 4. ‘margin: ‘in

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“lat half time. They’ were 16-4 at

| the end of, the third and: out-
scored Booth 10~ 1 in the’. final
. period. ;

Judy Moore ‘led the losers with
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PORTLAND uw = Coach . Bud
Poile’ of Edmonton Flyers ofthe
| Western” Hockey ‘League ‘team
I said Monday that playing on the
coast is like playing against. Sev-
;en men. “He, is requesting a league
directors’ ‘meeting to discuss’ ‘of-
ficiating.. After a 2-1 loss to Port-
land? Poile. said, “in: Portland,

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ings, - 288, . Started - uithie®. -most
games, ’ 39; and..was second to
strikeout leader. Camilo Pascual
of Minnesota’ “with: 209. ‘Pascual
‘fanned - 221. - “

Pascual | and. Baltimore's. ‘Steve
Barber: Shared. the shutout | lead
with eight. : books

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games.'He': ‘collected: 23° victories
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ed in the.most games, .65.-

Pedro: ‘Ramos. of: Minnesota
who ‘holds. the circuit’s: record
for. home . runs. allowed (43 in
1957), again led in this depart-
ment. with 39, The ‘Cuban righty
also yielded ‘the most ” hits, 265

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‘Schultz’s fearless: foursome will
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- Two. more rinks. are needed to
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league play resumes January. 6)
‘Anyone: interested is - asked to
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Bell,. eight wins, no. losses; Paul
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