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Friday,
March
14,
1947
Kincolith
and
Aiyansh
in
Native
Basketball
Final
(Continued
from
Page
1)
Letehton
7,
C.
Nelson.
Total
58
YPEA
T.
McKay
11,
Russo
,
P.
Green
5,
B.
Dudward
11,
A.
SanXey.
W.
Spence,
J.
McKay
2,
W.
Knott,
S.
Dudward
3.
To-tat-39.
KITIMAAT
LEAVES
OKEILWILLE
HEIIIM)
After
running
through
the
first
half
all
tied
up,
KiUmaat
broke
out
in
a
last
half
scoring
drive
which
left
Greenville
far
In
the
rear
of
the
62-32
count
by
the
time
full
time
had
rolled
around.
Greenville
got
oui
to
a
good
start
and
had
a
14-8
lead
at
the
end
of
the
first
quarter.
Tlun
Kltlmaat
got
rolling
ami
had
the
score
all
tied
up
by
half
time
at
'20-20.
The
terrific
second
half
got
under
way
as
A.
Walker
and
F.
Williams
began
to
beat
a
steady
tattoo
against
the
backboard.
Greenville
could
not
set
started
again
and
Kitl-maat
walked
away
from
here
en
iu.
At
the
three
quarter
mark
the
.stoic
stood
at
41-2G
with
Kitimaat
still
flying
ahead.
Even
In
the
last
stanza
Green
vJlle
could
not
get
back
into
the
fight
while
the
winners
kept
hammering
at
tire
backboard,
dropping
In
,21
points
to
th.-lr
rivals'
six.
Walker
of
Kiltnaai
sank
22
points
as
his
leammate,
Williams,
kept
rfehi
up
to
him
net
ting
17
points
all
in
the
last
half.
Fcr
GreeiTille
the
powerhouse
was
A
Robinson
who
mvlshed
1C
points
through
the
not
to
lead
his
squad.
K:t!maat
earned
the
right
for
the
consolation
play-off
which
will
see
them
meet
Port
Simpson's
YPEA
squad
this
afternoon.
Greenville
c.
Calder
3,
J
Ouno
2,
P.
Mrkay
7,
T.
Stevens,
A.
Rcbinson
1G,
A.
Steven.".
J
Martin
2,
L.
Smart,
R
Calder
2,
R.
McNeil.
Total
-32.
Kittmaat
V.
Bolton
2,
R
Smith
2,
H.
Ames
8,
A.
Walker
22,
F.
Williams
17,
G.
Robinson,
J.
Shaw,
A.
Walker
6,
T.
Robinson
4,
A,.
JUy
Total
-fc2,
AIVANSII
WINS
OVER
KITKATLA
Tiie
powerful
Aiyansh
squad,
which
had
a
pass
in
Wednesday's
opening
games,
had
to
battle
hard
last
night
as
the
scrappy
Kitkatla
squad
gave
them
a
hard
run
before
bowing
down
by
a
narrow
39-26
count
It
was
not
until
the
last
quarts
had
ccme
to
an
end
that
Aiyansh
was
assured
of
victory
and
even
then
they
had
to
fight
hard.
Aiyansh
led
at
the
first
quarter
post
16-12
but
their
margin
was
narrowed'
down
to
24-23
at
the
end
of
the
first
part
of
the
game.
Then
Kitkatla
got
rolling
and
had
Jumped
to
the
long
side
of
the
score
at
three-quarter
time
with
a
two
nolnt
lead,
32-30.
Fighting
furiously
!n
the
last
quarter
attempt
both
squads
checked
hard
and
close
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but
Aiyanah
got
throvigh
for
9
points
while
holding
Kitkatla
dewn
to
only
4
as
the
boys
from
up
the
Naas
forged
into
the
read.
Aiya.nsh,
by
virtue
of
this
wrn,
will
meet
Khu-olith
in
the
Jinals
tiiiiM
for
the
It
C.
Packers
trophy
for
the
best
native
team
in
Xwthern
British
Columbia,
This
same
was
outstanding
by
the
lack
of
an
individual
high
.scorer
compared
with
the
other
matches.
G.
Gunno
netted
12
for
top
soot
but
mostly
the
coring
was
fairly
evenly
divided
between
ail
players.
Aiyansh
P.
Brown
10,
S.
El.
O.
Gunno
12,
B.
Wright
1,
J.
Davis
6,
R.
Gunno
2,
D.
Gunno,
A.
Rtwii,
H.
Morven
4,
N.
Woods
4.
Total
39.
Kitkatla
C.
Colton
G,
A.
In-nes
6,
B.
Hill
2,
W.
Innes
7.
J.
Vicfccrs
5,
J.
Spancc
3,
R.
Gam
ble,
J.
Nelson.
A.
Viekers
4,
11.
Jackson
3.
Total
30.
kIxcolith
wins
IX
HIGH
S(
OlilNG
The
h'shrx
wyrinf
"ame
of
the
nl?h!
fc
.;
d
..
h;
'
favored
team
;
b;ff
throiHi
STEP
up
now,
good
people,
and
meet
the
fashion
master
of
the
new
season.
Here's
Buick
for
1947
st)le-wisc,
performance-wise,
ciiality-wise
and
varue-wisc
the
sweetest
"buy"
your
dollars
arc
going
to
find
anywhere
this
year.
T.ye
well
that
sparkling
new
grille-behind
it
you'll
he
plainly
marked
as
strictly
up
to
1917
in
your
travel
standards.
Take
in
the
tapering
grace
of
long,
sweep-through
fenders
there's
the
hallmark
of
a
stjle
pattern
sure
to
bring
you
notice
and
approval
where?
ever
you
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Note
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of
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long,
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broad-chested
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supply
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Huick
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aplenty
the
LONG
to
a
66-50
win
for
Kincolith
over
PSAC.
A.
Gurney
of
the
Kincolith
squad
was
easily
the
outstanding
player
for
the
night
as
he
drove
33
points
through,
the
hoep
to
take
the
tournament's
high
scoring
honors
.
to
date.
LGurney,
so
far
in
the
two
games
he
has
played,
has
dropped
in
a
total
ct
61
polnte.
Ed
Sampson
of
the
Port
Simpson
squad
fouht
hard
for
his
club
as
he
swished
22
counters
in
for
second
place
honors.
But
Gurney
was
given
a
terrific
amount
of
cc;-ing
support
by
his
fellow
player,
D.
Doolan,
who
was
also
in
the
high
scoring
bracket
with
21.
Prt
Sipson
was
ne
quHe
the
flastey
teaiuhey
toad
beu
the
night
before'
whKe
Kln-ooHth
were
even,
more
so.
At
t
first
quarter
both
tke
sqaette
were
ali
tied
up
at
9-9
as
Uwy
played,
very
close.
nn
Grwy
broke
loose
and
"Port
S'wjwor,
could
not
bold
him
down.
KhwolitlV
to6k
over
the
driver's
seat
and
had
the
lead
0-24
at
ha
time.
In
the
third
frame
both
squad
hammered
hard
at
each,
other
but
stiU
KIoooWh
mnvw
ahead.
But
Simpsen
still
i:was
tn
the
filt
al!houh
on
the
slwrt
side
44-37.
Gurney
and
Doolan
teamed
up
in
the
last
frame
to
completely
shatter
Port
Simpson's
chances
and
the
losers
were
oufscored
22
13
this
frame
That
high
.scoring
line
of
Doo
ready-to-o
poise
of
four
coil-sprung
wheels
ready
to
level
the
roughest
roads
into
boulevard
smoothness.
And
in
particular,
mark
down
this:
Not
one
smart
model
but
nine
will
present
this
fresh
front
to
the
world
this
season.
Cars
in
three
series,
three
whcelhascs
and
three
price
ranges
give
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triple-barrelled
chance
to
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sie,
Iluick
beauty,
Iluick
ability
when
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travel.
rif
'
1
i.UiM-'M
ball
row.
i,a'm
"
rOKI"
ACCURI,I5
lh
lan
and
Gurney
has
scored
102
of
Klncollth's
122
points
In
the
two
games
they
have
played.
Tonlghtjn
the
'final
gtime
of
this
series
Che
Sons
oJ,Klnfcoltth
and
their
neighbors
arid
strong
rivals,
Aiyansh,
will
battle.'
for
the
native
ehmpJonkljp'
of
Narthern
B.C.
Kincolith
D.
Einn,
M.
JU1-dane
4,
D.
Doolan
21,
J.
Sten,
S.
Doolan,
A.
Gurney
35L
sol
Doolan,
R.
Calder
1.
F.
Vlnn
5.
H.
Haldane,
J.
Stewart,
C...
Barton.
''
'
Total
6.
t
PSAC
II.
Sampson
8,
L.
Ryan
2,
E.
Sampson
22,
W.
Oeopcr
2.
A.
Reece
5,
C.
Cooper
5,
C.
Plce
6.
Total
50.
The
wrfrees
for
tke
nfefet
were
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Fr$4
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V.
Ciccone
and
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games
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wD
in
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night's
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with
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and
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displayed
lijr
all
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on
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last
night
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