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in final game

Two goals late in the second half gave Commercial
Hotel a narrow 2-1 win over North-West Floors and:
enabled the hotelmen to capture the Operating Engi:
neers Trophy Saturday night at Algoma Park. !
Harry Harrison presented the|* ~~ a pe ee eee
trophy. on behalf of the engi-
neers to ‘Commercial captain |
Les Myakas immediately follow- After this, North-West roared |
ing the hard-fought contest. back time nnd again only to be’
The teams had battled through! thwarted by wide shooting or
a scoreless first half with both: pood defence.
sides concentrating on tight de-! At several times throughout
fensive play and steady work by’ the game, some fans threatened
the two goalies. to start trouble as they faited
Less than two minutes aflerito agree with referee Bert: Mc-)
the start of the second half: Kay. However, cooler heads pre-:
North-West's inside right Horst’ yailed and no trouble started. |
Hanke scored the first goal of Following the presentation of
the game, beating out Commer-,the trophy. North-West captain |
cial goalie Barry Skinner on a, Johnny Coyle said his tean) |
penalty ‘kick. ‘wants a public apology from the |
About 20 minutes Inter, Com- | Commerciil team for accusations |
mercial’s centre forward Benito: by a player that North-West had:
Petri tied it up with a low sizz-: paid referee George Markis after |
ler from about 35 yards out that; last week's final game which |

as he blasted a shot from about |
15 yards out.

whipped right by North - West.ended in a scoreless tie Markis |
podlie Joe Navy. jquit his position as league ref-:

Then the two teams again set-jeree after a Cominercial player:
tled down to straight defensive made the charge ato a meeting |
tucties until Jess than 10 mine dost Tuesckiy, y
utes remained in the sume, | No comment has yet been re-

Commervinl’s left outside Tony! ceived from the Commercial
Apathy tabbed the winning worl’ team,

Grocers edge army team 14-13 |

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in the bottom of the | sixth
with two out and the tying rua
on first.

Shop-Easy edged Fusiliers t4-2138
13 in Little League action Friday |
night at Algoma Park in wh.

 

was one of the most exciting} prian Beek smashed a sharp.
pames of the young ‘season. 'sinele to rieht centre field send-:
The army boys were losing 14- ing the runner around secon |
~ es a ~" tewards third,
cee og. . . ,
Tennis film sloted But he was picked off by a
Cb j - brilliant throw by Bob Nayior |
Films, of the Davis Cup final to retire the side and cnd the,
and: a movie on tennis instruc- game,

tion’ wil be featured at 2 gen-
eral mecting of the Prince Ri--
pert Tennis club scheduled for
the Civic Centre at 8 p.m. to-,
morrow. A tennis club spokes-,
man said that anyone interested |
may attend.

Dennis Tudy belted three for.
four far the winners while Pot
Okrainets led the urnmiy teani:
with two for two.

Shop-Rasy got seven hits while:
12,

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RACE WINNER — Ludwig Heimrath cf Toronto, 1961 Canadian
champion racing driver, piloted his Porsche RS 60 to a win
Sunday in the 60-mile feature race at a meet held in Davidson,
Saskatchewan by the Sports Car Club of Saskatchewan. The win
counts toward the 1962 championship. More than 3,000 snecta-
tors flooded into Davidson to watch the races, run on a two-

  
 

 

  
 
 
  

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In Friday night’s game, Elks
overpowered the Paramounts
9-2, Rick Newsom pitching a
| five-hitter for the winners, ‘Top
hitters for the game were Arney
and De La Hunt with two singles
each.

Danny Postulo led Old Empress
Lo on 5-4 win over Legion in Sat-
urday morning’s game. Postulo
pitched a four-hitter while team
mate Bob Dybhaven supplied the
| necessary power with two hits.
i Parks of Legion got two of the
| tour hits off Postulo.

Elks and Moose played to oa

Minor basketball
cagers presented
awards at banquet

Prince Rupert Minor Basket-
i ball League concluded a success.
rfup season with a banquet Sat.-
‘urday night at) Annunciation
(tall,
“Trophies - and crests were
[warded to the winning teams
land the night ended with the
?showing of two sports films.

| Guest speaker Tom = Masich
ipave nv talk on. sportsmanship,
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Standings

American League

National League

San Francisco 1, Les Angeles 8. .

Philadelphia 1, St. Leuis 4.
New York 2, Houston 3.
Chicago 4, Pittsburgh 8.

Cincinnati at Milwaukee

ppd.

American League
Baltimore 7, Cleveland 10.

Minnesoia 5, Washington 3.

Kansas

City 10, Boston 5. Prince Rupert “has @ bright fue ter of ceremonies for the night f MELROSE CAFE \
Detroit 7, Chireago 3 ture.” PWwais Len Harrington,
LI'L ABNER By AL CAPP
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, the reasons behind it.
Rainmakers conaeh Don Tart-

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City runners ‘wig stressed the need for more

ipractice and fewer games.

h lj ; League Cammiissioner Les Ste-
S Ow we -vens welcomed - players an d
| Prince Rupert's’ Royal Cana-. Buests and thanked “the hard-
idian Legion track team, direct-: Working executive, referees and

-ed-by coaches Tom Masich and
‘Art Helin, made.a good showing
fata track mect in Terrace Sun-
| day.

The “A” League championship
trophy was presented to the
Broadway Cafe team, while Phil-
‘pott Evitt of “B" league received

i Although the meet was unof-'4y) identical trophy. Playoff

| ficial, several good Limes were eiampions for “A” league were
set in the races, with Prince Ru- “Rupert Motors. “B” league play-
| pert being outstanding in the-orp champs were the - Little
dashes, ‘Chiefs.

Gail Johnson ran a very re-; Most valuable player awards
|spectable 100-yard dash in 12.6.were awarded to Wayne Haldane
: Seconds. In the 14 to 15 age /and Bobby. Donaldson. These
group, young Jim Greer proved ‘two boys also won the high seor-
, to be. a. real comer as he ran the ing prizes which consisted of
‘920 in 26.2 seconds. Reg Phillips, | basketballs donated by Swift Ca-
i running with the older eroup.'nadian Cd.

lakso ran a good 220 as he was: The banquet was also attended
timed at 25.2 seconds, Jack Me-

 

' Corkindale surprised his coaches which won the Girl's League this
las he edged Bill Pottle in the year, Crests were presented to
| 100-yard dash with a time of 11
seconds.

Top showing for Terrace was
‘the 5:19.4 junior mile run by
Rick Hanna.
* Coaches Masich and Helin suid
they were extremely pleased with | Food for the banquet was all
the showing made by the Rupert: donated and executive’s
team and suid track and field in handled ihe kitchen chores, Mas-

team for winning the

schools

pert, Terrace and Kitimat,

in Pony loop action

A weekend of Pony League action at ‘Roosevelt
Park was highlighted by two pitchers combining for
a no-hitter, a nine-inning tie game and the usual seare-

 

scorekeepers for a job well. done.” |

Prince Ruapect Daily Mews Lev, 4 |

Tuesday, May 22, 1962

tie game

 

3-3 tie in Sunday’s first game.
Ted Arney weni all. the way for
Elks, giving up only six hils.:
Sabastian and Thompson com-
bined for Moose to allow Elks
only four hits. The-big sluggers
were Tindall and’ Paolinelli with
two-base blows each,

In Sunday's second game, Pa-
cific walloped Esquires 13-4, Win-
ning pitcher was Mah who held
the clothiers to two hits, A. Mah
and Craig Nixon supplied the
hitting with two hits each.

Monday’s no - hilter was tosts-
ed up by Ken Humperville and
Danny Postulo, who combined

‘to trounce the hapless Esquires
| 13-2.
had control troubles, in the sec-
ond inning. Postulo came on and

Humperville started but

put out the fire, The first 10
men Pestulo faced went down on
strikeouts. Schooley, Dybhaven,

Jerry Mintenko, Shields, Hum-

perville and Postulo all had Lwo
hits. for the strong. Luckies. The
second game of the day was
‘rained out.

Belmonts nick

Esquires 10-9
for first win

A two-run single by John Ol-

son in the bottom of the seventh
pave Bemonts at tight 10-9 win

Men’s League baseball game at
Roosevelt Park Sunday.

The game which gave Bel-
monts its first win of. the season,

 

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‘all the girls. Art Beliveau award -
‘ed a trophy to the Annunciation!
Catholic :
championship, an an-.
nual series between Prince Ru-:

wives |

was a wide open contest with
Belmont's Bob Adams and Es-
'quire’s Darrel Young both
smashing ont home runs.

In the hitting department, Bill
Sundberg’ and Pony - Leaguer
!'Teddy Thompson, led the Es-
quires with three hits apiece.
Dick Specht led Belmonts with
j three singles.

John Lambie went all the way
for Belmonts. allowing 14 hits
while losing pitcher Bill Sund-
berg was tapped for 12 hits.

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