Gamble scores 34 in losing cause Savoy kept up a steady pace to whip Kitkatla 2oyals 76-59 in a senior basketball game Saturday night at the Civic Centre. | aay aye aver ¢ pees wat fouled out of the game within oy Re Nowra eon pet the final eight minutes of play. sla . “ ale re . | thodically pulled ahead of Royals! , ’ ° . oy shortly after the opening whistle. | fouled ov scoring ot oo In.an intermediate A game... Bs AVY. * _ jand Ron Ciccone also left after scoring seven and 14 points re- Rainmakers ior High Sehool destroy Memorial Junior High Sehool 65- 30. In-the senior contest, teams matehed points in the second half. Savoy outscored Kitkat!a 40- ; ave? . ; Only three players scored for hn Fred Gamble sink- Ridley counting 23 and Don Brown add- 33 in the second half. Savoy coach Alex Bill the effort made by the players. on the bench helped considerably in gaining the win. . . 4 Reserve players Blair Andrews, : erushed Columbia’ Cellulose 68-52. The only other; contest saw Prince Rupert Sen-, Booth | the two the opening minutes but Savoy had spurts of eight and six points in a row to carry a 36-26 lead into said that Kitkatla witl spectively. ‘ceived a foul from referees Don | Hartwig or Bill “Mouse” Morri- son and got a lengthy cheer when he fouled out. He was given a technical from Morrison during the game. The Kitkatla 1 + a time out. ing 34 points, Elmer ‘ine two. Savoy received 21 fouls Ray Spring and Billy Smith com-, Royals picked up 18. bined for 12 points, set up many scoring plays and played smart, neck-and-neck in the first quar- scored 15 the pulpmen ~~! had only five players they gave 1962 ‘Rainmakers 2 good run and sev- ye ‘eral times looked as if they just defensive games. Three 6 Prince Rupert Daily News Monday, February 5, first - string players points. ‘3215 DIAL FOR THE BEST IN CHINESE FOCD TRY THE GRAND CAFE Ps PRESH BREAD DAILY ‘Buy your Show Tickets Anytime Open “Vill 1:00 ass 3215 both teams Although ,ter as imight upset the powerful - makers. ‘winless in about 12 games, In the second quarter ‘makers’ power | as they [| the third quarter 22-13 and l'aged to outscore the pulpmen ‘| 12-10 in the final frame. | CCC's playing coach Bill -son fouled out in the third but .. since the team had no players, Rainmakers’ coach Don | Hartwig allowed Rayson to con- ‘tinue playing. Rayson ended up A FAMOUS PLAYERS THEATZE Whes Hitler’s bombs crashed on London, but couldn’t crush its spirit! aA tia ALSO TAKE A RACY LOOK AT THE SPACE RACE! KENNETH S$ MORE A IN THE MOON, SHIRLEY ANNE FIELD MICHAFL HORDSFAN Tre OReas fit Manors posent b Mond Oepaniiciign solewes fiom teted oy He Loney bor CAPITOL | TODAY to WED. 7:30 p.m. Ce | te FHP RE RNATIU MAG RY EASE with six fouls. Rainmakers’ CCC with 20. Rupert had little if any ble crushing the Booth team, The, 1-senior high elub led 13-5, and 92-20. , George Maskulak was “scorer with 22 points. ! and scores NHL STANDINGS Montreal] 29°10 11 185 Toronto 2815 7 171 Chicago 21°17 °13 145 New York 18 24 8 138 1 Detroit 17 24 9 ARE | Boston 12235 4 134 | Le Saturday National League Detroit | Montreay 8 Boston 8 Chicago 6 New York 1 Toronto 4 Western League Vancou cer i Spokane & Kdinonton 9 Calgary 2 Portland 4 Seattle 5 SUNDAY | National League Buston 0, Detroit 6 | Toronto 1, Chicago 2 Western League High - scoring Jack Mitchell Mitchell rated his usual stand- -ing ovation every time he re- ‘abso received a technical during ccc and Rainmakers started The cellulose team is entire second string gol a chance to play dur- ing the game and reserve player Skip Cronck topped the scoring with 17 points. Doug Slack led | — Hockey standings By The Canadian Press San Frineiseo 4 Los Angeles 11 | Montreal 1, New York 2 Vancouver 1, Portland 2 Kdmonton 3, Spokane 2 San Franetsco 6, Seattle 1 team while Rain- Rain- became obvious outscored CCC 19-14 and ‘began to pull ahead. They took man- Ray- other as Savoy won t BALL SCRAMBLE at the Civie Centre. Ray Spring look on. 76-59. — Savoy's Ron Siccone (24) and Kitkatla’s Fred Gamble (77) jump for the ball during Saturday's ball game Kitkatla’s Elmer Ridley Gamble scored 34 points in a losing cause (55) and Savoy’s — Staff photo by Gary Oakes trou- 36-151 high 'Uelses soared US. pole-vauiter clears 16-foot mark BOSTON (p--Pole-vaulter John ;team was beaten by two feel. 16-foot | over the Crothers, Canada’s top hali- | oa Hae ; ; mark for the second time in two ;miler, ran the 1,000 in two min- 114 69 | technicality. 127 63; Uelses’ feat “nights Saturday to , tablish himself as igreatest pole-vaulter W LT F A. Pt. first vault was questioned on a'Fordham. overshadow firmly es- i utes, the world’s ‘Jim Brown of New York Uni- after 8.6 seconds to beat out his versity and Frank Tomco_ of In the two-mile relay, Croth- ed a ers’ time for the last i¢@ wa 131 55 sterling display by Toronto run- ,1:48.8 compared with Delany's 152 44! ner Bill 159 43} missed breakit 225 2Wiord for the 1000-yard run Athletic ' Uelses, 24, Q marine corporal | Oc Soccer Boston games. ‘from Quantico, Va., set a world | ‘record of 16 feet, three-quarters fof an inch on his first varie. _ topped the 16-foot mark by one- | quarter of an inch at the Mill-: rose Games i (| Crothers, a University of ‘the indoor 3 ‘the 1,000-yar pner Ron ithe effort wa TODAY and T 7 pm. ONLY +4 1 TEE dine GLOR” aif ty! lace Wa ty, wee rae Laughiest \ 37 ‘Ss TOF Bh hy] SOERGEANTS Ai Tin 1 FAY GRIT Tae Your Lifetime! GUTH GGRELW A wy Ar) TIME FOR No TIME FOR li His Teast race Ete ed John For Atehts played) Lord; wis dead. tels, Jend, op hak. The Thanon Peinee Ray senor tilah five Junior three-day 's) Sunday oleh tdan before Laminin, Crothers, who ae the world n New York ; previous night, but the crossbar was knocked off after ‘before officials could make thie | required second witusurenient, | from (he senor Toronto, 1 ‘ecord by dornaee. He Hwent on to oubsprink Leish run Delany in Hlep oof the twoemile relay, bute (hie sit quite ¢ York ‘Track | ' | Rupert rinks win at Terrace Rinks from Prince Ragerk wos both A and Co Pveuts ta the Pee. Sehool Curling spiel held during, the weekend. Liurey Atedison’s quartet ede - Mortrer's NT in fhe final wame to win A on, Wob Mn Lorry Veitel wins second aiid Wendy Chigstensen Ken MeRae, third, Atos New- tan, second wid: Maries Desay Hloyd's layed oon rink drome 1 dawned hitiniat's Mears in final game of Bo Myent. yer entered school beniuis why orhakes Wel whieh 1. Jim Batenin, teacher sponsor from the senior high sehool, siard the local tenms won Th out af Bames aginst outside competi - meeting any SEVEN ‘tenths of a second in winnibs Wiliniat just }1:59.9, The Irish team’s winning rece jLime was 71:342—a meet record at the and the Bast York squad was Assuciation clocked in 7:34.6. | LONDON (Reuters) - Results of He | firited Kingdom : ENGLISH LEVGOCk Division 1 Arsenal O, West Brom } Aston Villa 2, Blackburn 0 Bolton O, Man City 2 Isurnely 7, Birmingham © t Cheleen 0, West Hata | Ipswreb ob. Beertan 2 heeenter ad. Pulliam f Mato United 8) Cardiff a Notts FoR, Blackpool 4 Shetfiedd WoL, Sheffield Uo 2 Wolverhibiptoy 3, Bottenhim | Dolvisbone Ul Charlton oo, Bury 0 Hudderstield Q, Middlesbrough 00° Leyton Or 2. Bristol 3 haiverpool oo. Braediten of Pivnaouth oh Wadeath ot Preston ot, Derbys 0 Soullimapbon o. 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