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‘Minor. hoop roundup

Prince, Rupert — minor basket-
ball: ‘action at Civic Centre Mon-

a Philpott Evitt record-

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ed the first major upset of the
year as they edged the previ-
ously undefeated Annunciation
squad 26-25,

It was Philpott Evitt’s fourth
straight win after losing two
earlier games.

Ted Shepherd led the way for

   

 

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tion round- robin _tournament
with five wings and only one loss
— to the first-place Americans,

The US, team, undefeated,
could wrap up the tournament
by beating the Philippines
Thursday...

With sharpshooting : H a r ry
Blacker, Gordon Fester and
Lance Stephens setting the pace,
the Canadians: broke loose from
the Puerto Ricans after a close-
ly fought first half. Puerto Rico
held a one-point lead, 35-34, at
the end of the first 20 minutes
of play.

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BAN ANTONIO, Tex. (?—Davey
Moore, ‘the ‘featherweight cham-
pion,’ meets Fili Nava of Mexico
‘City ‘in-an overweight fight to-
fight with one of San Antonio's
Iergest,. ‘boxing crowds expected
fo turn’ out,

» Moore ” “defeated . the Mexican
i 10: ‘rounds, in- 1958.

é _ Promioter Tony Padilla said the
gate * may reach $6,000. .

5. Nava’ vigsr” a. former’ Mexican
féatherweight... champion. He is
eommitted . tO. ‘weigh more. than
$26 pounds — the featherweight
Himit’=<ebut Jess than, 130. This
is to. prevent. ‘Nava claiming the
Championship should he win the
doeround: “fight.” °

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
 

 

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: Pascual: |
shared: howors among American

title with a 2.21 average. while

the winners with 15 points. Da-
vid Procter was’ high man for
Annunciation with 10,

In other action, Little Chiefs
had “little’ trouble beating Nel-
son Brothers 25-14 behind the 13
points of David Leask. Deane
Cleaners handled UCR 24-19 as
Tom Woods banged in 11 points.

The finale showed Rupert Mo-
tors squeezing by Broadway
Cafe 36-34 in a hard - fought
contest, Wait Murdock ‘topped
the scorers for the winners get-
ting 16. Alf Timms counted 14
in a losing cause.

Three. share “honors.

in ‘62 AL pitching

BOSTON (P) — Southpaw. ‘Hank
Aguirre of Detroit Tigers’ and
right-handers Ralph Terry of
New York, vankees and Camilo
Minnesota ‘Twins

All star workout .

Prince Rupert Senior basket-
‘ball all stars will hold an. open:
practice 7 o’clock tonight in the
Prince Rupert High School
gymnasium,

A spokesman for the team
today invited all interested
players to attend the workout.

Those selected as a result of
tonight’s practice will repre-
sent. Prince Rupert” against
Ketchikan ‘senior all stars this
coming Friday and Saturday at
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18. He also shared the lead in
shutouts with teammate Jim
Kaat and Cleveland’s Dick Don-
ovan. Each had five. ,

Robin Roberts,: the veteran
righty with Baltimore ‘Orioles,
was runnerup to Aguirre with a
2.78 average.

The other 20-game winners’ in
addition to Terry and. Pascual
were Ray Herbert of Chicago
White Sox and Cleveland’s Don-
ovan, Herbert had the highest
winning percentage, .690 based
on his 20-8 record..

The Orioles had the lowest
collective earned run . mark,
3.692. The Angels. were a close

League pitcners, the. official 1962
records released ‘today revealed.

Aguirre. won the- ‘earned run

posting a 16-8 record. .

Terry won the most games,
23, and was the circuit’s work-~
horse with. 299 innings- pitched.
He also yielded the most home
runs, 40.

Pascual, who won 20 ‘games,
was the pace-setter in strike-

 

outs; 206 and complete games,

second with 3.695 followed ‘by

 

the Yanks with 3.703.

Miami im_—Honey Boy whit-

Smokies want -
Bert Olmstead.

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Los Angeles Blades picked up
a couple of points on the ice

use. They .also picked .up,.«a
couple of points. ‘out of the. rule
pook that they could: have done.

without.

The Blades, prevénted, by fog

: from flying: to Spokane for a}.

Western Hockey League game
Saturday night, got around to
Jit two days late ana . whipped
|the Comets 4-1. But the victory
twas small consolation. . to . the
‘| LOS Angeles : ‘management. “

A WHL rule ‘provides’ a fine
for a visiting team that fails to

 

VANCOUVER ()  — ‘Bobby
Kromm. wants. to win the World
Amateur Hockey Championship.
with the help of a man who was
one of the greatest professionals
in the game. _..

Kromm, coach’ of. Trail, B.C.,
Smoke Eaters, wants retired Na-
tional “Hockey - League player
Bert Olmstead on his .team for
the February championships: in
Stockholm: °

“Tt would be ‘a ‘fitting. climax

ito a brilliant career for “him,”

Kromm | said
here Saturday.

“Olmstead -- “8 tremendous
team player and was one of the.
better playmakers.in the’ NHL

in an interview!

_.Jin the last decade.”:

Kromm said he. has. made hid
bid through @ .personal.. friend:
of the ‘former Chicago ‘Black
Hawks,’ Montreal Canadiens and
Toronto ‘Maple Leafs left- -winger!

 

BASKETBALL SCORES
SATURDAY .-
National Association
Los Angeles 131, Cincinnati 129°
Syracuse 102, Boston 97
New. York 87,.Detroit 78 ~
American League |
Philadelphia. 101, Cleveland 98
Pittsburgh 111, Long Beach
103. .
Kansas. City 114, Chicago 98
SUNDAY .
‘National. Association — |
Chicago 110, San Francisco 102!
Detroit 123, St. Louis: 119
Syracuse 117,:Los Angeles 114!
- American’ League ™

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show up fora game. It makes
no exception for circumstances
beyond the offending team’s
control — such as fog.

As a result, the Blades found
themselves assessed $1,000,( plus
‘the difference in gate receipts
between Monday night’s crowd
of just under 2,000 and Spo-

Canadian scouts
out for US boys

MONTREAL «Q).”
professional - football talent
scouts may be snatching United
States college standouts away
from the National. -Football.
League because of their “soft,
sell” methods. Ds

Montreal scout J. I. Albrecht
says he’ presents the. Alouette
case to the recruits in a friendly,
informa] atmosphere away from |.
the football fields.

“While the other guys - are

 

a fighting over the player I could
-|have him. signed,”

he said in
explaining why he doesn’t in-

‘}vade dressing rooms along with
‘many other
at search of players.

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ed up most ground during week~

Monday night. Those they can |

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‘season, 5,128."

The - ‘victory left. the Blades
five | points | behind ‘the leading.

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and. the. Comets ¢ are last. with, Zi:

: The “game “was scoreless’ wnt}
6:55 of the’ second period’ whe
‘Willie O’Ree ‘beat. Spokane ‘goal
-| tender Claude: Dufour, as

Portland | “Buckaroos | in. the
|WHL’s Southern Division "with
30 points. The third-place San
Francisco, Seals have 24 points

 

Harv Raymond

 

 

Max Mekilok: tied it up before
the period ended ‘but, the Blades
sewed. it up. in’ thé, third-period
with two goalsby Leo: Labine
and’ one ‘by Bob: Solingér.’ ey 0

Earlier in the day, league: pre-
sident Al ‘Leader” handed": down ©
-his verdict. to’.San. Francisco :de-
fenceman Larry’ -McNabb, . who

punched: referee: Jerryis Olinskt

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600 ance Rupert Daily ews ;
= ; ‘Tuesday, December 11, 1962

ro |: | MeNabb was’ assessed $300; the
largest single - fine in ,WHL»his-
-ltory, and suspended . for; three

 

 

NEW YORK (a) — ~ Terry Baker,
{Oregon State's. ALL," - ‘America
quarterback, . captured | the in-
dividual’ total ‘offence’ title in
1962, compiling the second great-
est yard total.in United States
college football,:

Final figures released today by
the National Collegiate Athletic
Bureau’ showed. that: the Heis-
man Trophy winner accumulated
2,276 yards, second: only to the
2,400 yards amassed by Johnny

Bright, now with’ Edmonton Es-

 

kimos of the Western Football|

Conference, when he played for
Drake University in 1950.

The slender, _ studious Baker,
who is: ‘being wooed: by Los An-

in: geles Rams ‘of: ‘the National Foot- |.

ball League and Toronto Argo-

Bucyk, Prentice gain
in NHL scoring race |

John Bucyk | ‘of ‘Boston ..and
Dean Prentice of New York pick-

end games ‘in — the National
Hockey League’ s individual scor-
ing race. -

 

stopped Jose Edwards, 151, Pan- j
ama, 3. i ,

 

 

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alleys

However Chicago's" Stan Mi:
kita and Ab’ McDonald: remain
one- two in: the scoring race, re-
versing their pre- -weekend -Posi-
tions. .

' Mikita’s goal Sunday in: ‘Black
Hawks 2-1 victory: over Montreal
gave him 26 points on. nine goals
and 17 assists. McDonald. went
scoreless but’ remains tied for
second with 25 points on 12 goals

 

 

Kelsey of Paul’s Shell Service
as he rolled 273. Lawson Hewitt
garnered men’s high three with
692 pins.

AY League

A.C.E. Atrlines 4, Ormes Drugs 0
Good Neighbors 4, L.P.’s 0
Rupert Motors 4, Central Barber 0
Jack's, 3, La Gondola 1.
Paul's Shell Service 3, Standard 1
Yukon Jowellers 2, Eddies’ News 2'

Celeo, City op” League

Win a '63 Chevrolet
Tickets. available at the
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by .Midge Benatssen
with 211 pins and Lorena Raven
of the Bill Thornber team won
the evening's high three with
580 points, .

Both men's high single and
high triple went to -R. Moul of
PWA ag he toppled 246 pins for
single and 678 pins for high
three honors.

Team high single Score was
taken by Overwaltea with 1086
pins and team high three was
won by the Bill Thornher team

with 2058,
PWA 3, Star Gaba 1
yohnson Outboards 3, Cnn, Steve

doring

gunriso” Py Overwalten 1:
Civil Sarvice 2, Taddy Boys 2
Loftovers 3, Wot Shots.
‘Bul Thornhor Ay mniraty a mids

Women's ‘Bowling League
“A" League...
‘The Annottes. made it: a cloan
sweep in Women’s “A” League
Bowling Inst Tuosday., Alice Mc~
Meckin rolled a 260-score to tako.
the high single game honors and
Bien Fitzgerald snapped up the
‘|high three ganie’ring with 644,
. Annottes: high team single was
066. and:thetr team high ‘threo

was 2788, '.: ‘
1A" League
PRP Or, Union 4, Stora 0
Now Laurel 4, Granby 0
Molenn & MRudderham 4,

horna 0 eo
Twlators 4, Hard Rata _O

Jonnnettos |, Bhop-Hawy | 1

Annottos 8, Dibba 1

Rn" League |

Bonnie Inglis of the Robeknhs
rolled 100 for the: high single
honors and Joan Busby rolled
high threo: with 662 pins, .Toam

Groons

     

 

 

 

 

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15 23 42 60 62 Celco City “A” "Teague
4 18 382 57 . 63 Agnes. Pierce, trundling for}:
10 25 39. 47 68 Rupert Motors, led her team to}
13 30) 36. 54° 69 four points’ by capturirig wom- |
14 19 460 72 Wa\en'’s high single and high’ three
3 26 5374 | with 304 and 669 pins.
5 29 59 61 The motor gang also rolled
9 24 49 66 high team single and high team
11 22 56 65 three counting 1224 and 3543
12 27 51 64 pins.
0 Men's high single went to Bob

Women's high single was taken .
of. PWA]

-- “B" League
Big. Sisters 4, Co-Op..0
Beatniks 3; Odd: Balls 1 :
- Union Maids 3, ‘Rebekahs 1 -
Keatas 3, Shenton’s 1
. Babcock. 2, Alley Cats 2

Thursday Mixed

“An
Home Super Service

three wlih 634 plns.

686,
Both team high single

and 3275 pins.

‘+ Fashion Footwear 3, WOTM 1}
Canfisco 3, Universal 1
Don's Men's Wear 3, Miller Bay 1
- Headpinners 2, John's BA 2
‘Home Super Service 8, Maple Len
. Cafe 1,

TODAY to WEDNESDAY
— : 5 pm.

White Caps 2, Fashion Footwear 2,

In Thursday’s Mixed Bowling
League Zelda Warner of
grabbed
‘women's high single rolling 252.
.Marg McGreish captured high

_ Men’s high single and high

three honors went to Alan Hale
of Canfisco who rolled 305 and

and

team high three went to Yukon
‘Gems as they combined for 1200

Yukon Gems 3, Certified Welding 1

eV Shay!

   

and 13 assists.

He is tied with New. York’s
Andy Bathgate who picked up
two : -assists: in. New. York’s 4-2
loss“to Boston Sunday.

Bucyk vaulted into fourth spot
by counting two goals and an
assist against New York Satur-
day in Bruins’ 3-3 tie and count-
ing another assist Sunday, giv-
ing him 24 points on 10 goals
and 14 assists.

The leaders:

 

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Mikita, Chicago 9 #17 «26
McDonald, Chicago 12. 13 25
Bathgate, New York 8 17 25
Bucyk, Boston ‘10 14 24
Geoffrion, Montreal’ 11 12 23
Oliver, Boston 10 13 23
Howe, Detroit 10 13 2
Prentice, New York. 8 15 23
Delvecchio, Detroit 6 17 23

 

Dallas i — Curtis Cokes, 145,
p| Dallas, knocked out Punes De-
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