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First
game
of
the
Senior
B
basketball
playoffs
between
t
A.
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.....
f
si
A
I'HANK
I
t:
AMY,
Notre
Dame's
football
coach
since
1941,
except
for
the
war
p.
ot
fcivc
iijj
unjLuaii
"x
reasons
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l'H,'"a
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m
i'JS
lthi,P
&sv
j
Screams
of
happiness
echoed
round
the
Civic
-Centre
jrym
last
ni.tht
as
j
Sheila
Hicks'
Bo-Me-Hi
j
Rain
birds
chalked
up
their
first
win
of
the
sea-!son,
in
seven,
on
tint;.-,.
Id
o
w
n
i
n
g
a
stubborn
;
Frosty
's
Locker
s
q
u
a
il
;
17-14.
The
game
used
up
Frosty
s
last
game
and
gave
the
locker
crew
a
four-win-four-loss
record
with
Dom's
Department
;
store
team
laidng
the
Girls'
;
Basketball
league
championship
with
six
wins
and.
one
loss
for
a
total
of
12
points
and
;":ll
one
:
game
to
pl.iy.
I
In
the
close
T'liilor
Boys'
!
league
Sea
Cadets
edged
Annunciation
School
34-29
to
move
;
into
a
first-place
tie
with
the
league
leaders
Orme's
Drugs.
In
-
the
other
Junior
Boys'
fixture
Sports
Shop
crept
up
to
third
place
with
a
30-23
victory
over
NBC
Power.
Desncrate
for
one
victory
before
the
season
ended
the
Bo-i
Me-Hi
girls
went
all
out
to
put
Frosty's
on
ice.
Sparked
bv
I
Myrna
Knot
sen
who
collected
12
of
the
high
school's
total
the
j
Bo-Me-Hi
crew
took
advantage
i
of
their
.speed
on
the
break
lacKie
on
Knure
kockiics
cnampionsnip
irisn
team
ai
netit
24
yoa'-j
ktcr
'
and
bows
his
head
In
a
prayerful
attitude
as
hll
team
battles
a
surprising
Im'it
uame
came
bacK
to
tie
Iowa
m
me
game
s
ciosmg
seconds.
Leahy
had
six
unlHain
11
years
at
South
Bend
(ay
hi
Cagers
Here
Next
Tuei
dis.
Carl
Coibin,
John
Valentine,!
Jimnvy
Sli-wait
fa
Jerry
Johansen,
Don
Maddox.
Snnkey,
Dick
M
I
liANCKS
IIAFOE
AND
NOKKIS
KOWIiKN
of
Toronto
are
pairs
figure-skating
champions
of
the
world
They
won
the
title
in
competition
at
Oslo.
Last
year
they
won
the
Canadian
and
North
American
pairs
title.
This
photo
was
taken
just
before
th'-ir
departure
from
Canada
for
ihe
international
competitions.
Bob
Vincent.
Jim
Auger
a
nd
Ciccone
and
R..ij
,,
uixon
i
ucner.
ing
alter
the
b
v
On
roach
Jack
Evans'
squad
I
will
be
manapp
jj
will
be
Freddy
KrLslniaiison,
I
Personality
ske
Oreig
Forbes.
Bill
Morrison,
Gary
;
of
both
teams
ii
;
Morioii,
Art
Helin,
Ron
Black,
1
Mandav.
Calgary
Clubs
Vancouver
4-1
To
Pull
Within
Four
Points
.The
nnual
battle
for
t
tic
Fran):
Murkowski
trophy,
.symbolic
of;
International
High
school
bas-i
kethall
compciition,
rciunif
s
next
week
when
Kctchik
in
lli---'i
school
Polar
Bears
ccmif
to
Frince
Rupert
for
a
two-gain'
scries
with
Booth
Memorial
Hi
:h
school
Rainmakers.
The
final
two
games
of
the
l!).'.;i
series,
to
bi
piayed
at
the
Civic
Centre
Tuesday
and
Wed
ixsd.iy
nights,
February
23
an
i
2!.
will
see
both
teams
going
all
i.it
tor
a
;
"t
win
To
take
the
tropl.y
fiohl
KaVlii,
the
present
holders.
Ho-Me-l'l
win
both
games
In
l'J.'2
till
I'olar
Bears
and
Rainmaker.:
p'it
the
fc.
.
game
series
and
,v
tup
Ketchikan
squad
had
won
Uie
liophv
in
1!):I
they
re
t.'
.!-!
Thi-
I
roi
;
i
y
w
.
:
ii
!
.:
.
:
-,
p
c-(
!H
(1
to
Wie
school
lor
rom-P'-tMIrn
by
t.-ie
late
Frank
Murkowski
former
president
of
the
MUSEUM
BOARD
OF
NORTHERN!
ANNUAL
MEETIN
when
Houghton
pulled
the
trigger
from
the
blue
line.
The
puck
caromed
in
off
Brennan
as
he
went
down.
At.
Edmonton,
Jim
Anderson.
Steve
Hrymnak
and
Bill
llueyk
scored
for
Flyers.
Aggie
Kuku-
aways
and
sank
50
per
tent
of
their
free
throws.
Only
the
persistent
checking
(
f
Nellie
Pavieli
who
led
the
Locker
crew
with
B
points
kept
Frosty's
in
the
game.
Bo-Me-Hi
took
the
first
quarter
5-2:
lost
the
second
4-3.
.won
the
third
5
3
and
tied
the
final
stanza
4-4.
Frosty's
inae-(
uracy
at
the
foul
line
could
Monday,
February
22,
8
p.m.,
Civic
Ctj
Members
and
all
interested
please
on
lowicz
and
Ron
Murphy
count-
I
ered
for
Quakers.
It
was
Bucyk's
first
goal
in
59
games
for
Flyers,
j
Murphy,
who
catapulted
to
fame
on
the
end
of
Bernie
Oeof-
j
frion's
stick'
in
the
National
I
Hockey
League,
scored
on
a
solo
;
dash
while
his
team
was
a
man
!
short.
Kukulpwicz
picked
up
t
he
.
.
Cordon
and
Anderson
and
Columbia
Cellulose
3C0
Club
is
scheduled
for
9
p.m.
tonight.
The
playoffs
are
to
be
a
best-two-out-of-three
series
with
the
winners
meeting
the
league
champions
Manson's
Omegas
in
the
finals
for
the
Civic
Centre
association
trophy.
Second
game
will
be
played
Saturday,
February
27,
the
Tuesday
date
being
taken
up
by
the
first
game
of
Ketchikan
High
school-Bo-Mo-Hi
series.
Result
of
the
playoffs
is
anyone's
guess
with
CCC
who
lost
11
out
of
15
games
during
the
season
still
hot
after
downing
the
second-place
hardwaremen
70-47
in
the
last
league
fixture.
Both
teams
were
sho.t-handed
in
that
last
encounter
with
G
&
A
minus
Joe
Davis
and
CCG
without
their
playing
coach
Poy
Pay.
Bolh
teams
should
be
at
full
strength
tonight
and
Minor
Simiimlsrn's
squad
will
be
definitely
out
to
erase
the
humiliation
of
that
recent
lacing
Out
of
the
league's
top
ten
scorers,
CCC
has
four
of
them.
Hill
Sunberg,
Sid
Scherk.
Don
Scherk
and
Freddy
Christcnsen.
G
&
A
only
have
two
men
that
made
more
than
100
points
in
13
or
14
games,
Itupe
llolkestad
and
Joe
Davis.
At
the
.same
time
comparison
of
the
youth
versus
experience
of
both
teams
avails
the
arm-chair
statistician
little,
since
many
of
the
younger
players
have
been
cagers
since
they
were
knee-high
to
a
referee.
Apart
from
I'op
Pay
iwho
like
ourselves
claims
to
be
the
same
age
as
Jack
Benny
Mel
Thompson
is
the
old
man
of
the
CCC
.squad
at
25
(These
are
the
ages
players
signed
in
with
nt
the
beginning
of
the
season.
I
Youngest
member
of
the
pulp
millers
is
Fred
Christcnsen
at
18,
with
Don
Scherk,
Harold
Marshall,
G.irdv
Cameron
all
at
the
former
voting
age
of
21.
Don
Scherk
is
22
and
the
team
s
top
scorer
I'.ill
Simbcrs
is
23.
.-
On
thj
G
&'A
roster
Hon
Webber
is
the
youngest
player
at
Id
with
f
Abbey
the
ancient
of
the
team
at
31.
In
between
there
are
"young-oldsters"
Jimmy
Flalen
at
23,
Hob
funic
at
24,
Itupe
HnlkPslad
at
20.
Joe
Davis
at
27
and
Ted
Arney
at
29.
So
there's
nothing
for
it
but
to
go
to
the
Civic
Centre
and
see
which
of
these
teams
can
dream
up
the
fabulous
series
wo
hove
n
hunch
these
playoffs
will
be.
There's
nothing
like
a
team
,
well-put
of
the
running
staging'a
comeback
to
take
the
trophy
in
the
playoffs
just
the
same
as
the
runner-up
always
drives
to
get
the
silverware
which
it
figured
it
rightfully
was
entitled
to
in
league
play.
Besides
the
Senior
B
fixture
there's
another
interesting
cage
clash
tonight.
We
have
the
WOKD
on
the
Inter
A
duel
hctv.-r-'i
league-leading
North
Stars
and
last-place
Halts
and
Ni.keiMm.
Should
the
bottlers
win
tonight's
game
then
the
Inter
A
playoffs
will
start
on
February
27
between
the
clothiers
and
second-place
Fraser
and
Payne.-,
HIT,
a
Watts
and
Nickerson
prophet
told
us
last
night
that
"if
lio-Me-lli
I'.ainliirds"
can
win
a
game
after
losing
six
straight,
then
Watts
and
Nickerson
can
do
it
after
losing
11.
You
can
bet
that
Kill
Met
hesney's
luckless
crew
will
try.
anyway.
Basketball
commission
members
around
the
Civic
Centre
recently
were
paying
tribute
to
Jack
Marchant,
who
was
forced
to
give
up
his
post
due
to
other
committments.
Jack
spent
a
great
deal
of
his
time
working
for
basketball
here
and
besides
keeping
time
for
the
leagues
for
about
three
years,
was
always
willing
to
help
when
needed,
until
he
pot
too
busy.
Jack
Judge,
who
returned
to
the
city
from
Vancouver
this
week,
took
in
the
Diamond
Belt
tournament
at
Exhibition
Gardens
while
lie
was
down
south.
In
his
opinion
the
Belt
tourney
was
better
than
the
Golden
Gloves.
Don't
see
how
it
could
be.
Jack,
without
any
Rupert
fighters
down
there.
Besides
this
years
Golden
Gloves
"go"
may
see
two
titles
successfully
defended
by
Andy
Marshall
and
P.ill
Morrison
and
Billy
Tuschiya
may
bring
back
a
third
title.
-
POST
SCRIPTS-Frosty's
basketball
team
who
bowed
1o
P-o-Mc-lli
Kainbinls
last
night
certainly
missed
the
services
of
Nina
Young-man.
Nina
was
in
the
building
however,
guzzling
large
quantities
of
Imaginary
booze
while
rehearsing
for
her
role
in
"The
Street
Car
Named
Desire,"
scheduled
for
the
Civic
Centre
starting
March
1.
(That's
a
free
plug
if
we
ever
saw
one)
No
matter
how
hard
you
try
to
do
something
right,
it
always
gets
loused
up
somehow.
In
yesterday's
league
statistics
Don
llartwig's
field
goals
came
out
in
print
as
12
instead
of
42
Anyone
would
think
we
had
it
in
for
the
guy
.
.
.
Not
only
that
but
we
left
off.Mcl
Holkestad;s:;name:
altogether
which
was
very
bod
wc
lrie5
t0
'miXiAt
everyone
whether
.triey
played
one
game
ocjl
Meli
-Total
for
1
wo
games
was
1
field
goal',
ho
free
throws
attempted,
2
fouls-and
2
points.
Johnny
Palmer
Leads
Texas
Open;
P
have
cost
them
the
game
as;
they
only
.sank
two
free
shots
in
14
tries.
Rainbirds
committed
1
1
fouls,
Frosty's
8.
j
Sea
Cadets
first
hall
lead
oj
1
"4-8
stood
them
in
good
stead
us
Annunciation
came
back'
strong
in
both
the
third
and
final
quarters
outscoring
tfi:-sailors
11-5
in
the
third
and
10-5
Any
doubts
about
Calgary
Stanipeders'
claim
to
second
place
in
the
Western
Hockey
League
were
dealt
with
in
Van-
j
couvcr
Friday
night.
j
Fresh
from
a
4-2
victory
over
Canucks
m
Calgary
Wednesday
night,
Stampcders
kicked
off
a
West
Coast
tour
by
clubbing;
the
league
leaders
4-1
to
pull
within
!
four
peint
?.
i
Edmonton
Flyers
beat
Saskatoon
Quakers
3-2
in
Edmonton
;
to
move
three
points
ahead
of
.New
Westminster
Royals
and
'tighten
their
hold
on.
fourth
place.
1
Huy.ls
were
beaten
3-1
In
Victoria
and
the
Cougars
now
lead
l
ist-place
Seattle
by
eight
points.
I
CaV,i"'y
blasted
32
shots
at
Lui
ise
W'li
sley
while
Bill
"Brcn-'
llSHl'
kicked
out.
13.
.Stumueder
.marksmen
were
Archie
Scott,
Steve
Bl:u
!;,
Jim
MeKadden
and
Jack
Lundy,
while
delencenian
Mid
Houghton
turned
the
trick
tor
Canucks.
Stampeders
went
ahead
1-0,
2-0,
and
out-scored
the
home
chit)
'2-1
m
uie
final
stanza.
;
Brennnn's
shutout
was
spoiled
other
Saskatoon
marker
with
Flyers
a
man
short.
Vic
Lynn
became
a
six-stitch
ee
natty
when
he
caught
a
puck
in
the
teeth
in
the
third
period.
Royal's
goalie
Lucien
Dechne
starred
in
defeat
in
Victoria.
The
nimble
netminder
booted
out
41
in
the
last
quarter.
Husvik
led
I
the
winners
w
ith
11
points
and
1
Smith
scored
the
same
amount
I
for
Annunciation,
j
Bowes
with
14
points
led
th;
Sports
Shop
to
its
win
ove-INBC
Power.
The
Sports
Shoo
I
crew
took
the
first
quarter
il
-4
:
and
the
second
15-8
but
NBC
I
came
back
to
take
the
third
I
frame
8-2
and
the
final
one
1
3-2.
Top
men
for
the
power
X
with
f"0"
First
National
Bank
in
Ketclu-
I
i.j.'..
The
K)53
serii.-.s,
postponed
in
Dc
-ember
because
of
travvllin
:
i
conditions,
is
."pin
between
the
;
Ketchikan
and
Prince
Rupert;
'
squads
.
i
I
in
January
Jack
F.v.-ms
loo
j
the
Rainmakers
up
to
Ketchikan
,
'
and
came
home
with
a
one-whi-
one-loss
record.
Kay
B.us-et's
I
i
Polar
Bears
took
the
first
name
11
-4a
and
the
H'-M-Jlt
cavers
I
took
the
second
game
4fi-41.
A
scries
victory
by
Bo-Me-Hi
',
Rainmakers
would
give
Pi
ore
I
Rupert
two
wins
to
Kaylu
s
j
thiee
over
the
la-jt
'ix
ycirs.
j
Ketchikan
High
school
won
th
-
trophy
in
101a.
l'.)-0
and
Hi.il
'
j
Prince
Rupert
won
it
in
19
ID.
f
the
Ketchikan
players
will
ar-
j
rive
by
plane
Tuesday
afternoon,
i
Ihcv
will
be
presented
to
the;
'
,
Bo-Me-Hi
students
at
a
special
'
-emblv
later
that
afternoon.
;
Wednesday
noon
tlicy
will
be
'
!
gueil.s
at
a
luncheon
at
Booili
j
Memorial
hi
vh
s-'
h
nil
and
will
of
43
shots
blasted
his
way
within
two
periods
as
Royals
playecj
a
sluggish
game.
Colin
Kilburn,
Gene
Achtymi-chuk,
and
Tony
Schneider
racked
up
goals
for
the
Cougars
and
Ollie
Dorohoy
connected
for
Royals.
Claude
Evans
cabably
replaced
Red
Almas,
recalled
by
Buffalo
Bisons
in
the
American
Hockey
League,
in
the
Victoria
nets.
Swedish
Team
Edges
Canucks
j
Mfghl's
Figbfs
In
Stockholm
squad
was
I.andie
with
9
points.
GIKI.S
U,(,VE
I!o-!Vle-IIi
Kainhinls
Knut-.scn
12,
K.
Jones.
M.
Farmer
3.
Botrakoff,
2.
Jackson.
OLskc.
Selvig,
Wick.
Martin
.Wood.
Total
17.
Frosty's
M.
Younenian
1,
Windle.
Pavich
8,
Marshall
2.
Sharp,
Home
2.
Total
14.
JUNIOR
BOYS
See
Cadets
Christoff
7,
Hus-vik
11,
Flood
8.
J
Howell
1.
Iveson,
McLeod
2,
Lugrin
6,
Nev,
field.
A.
Howell.
Total
31,
Annunciation
Bury
8.
Lyons,
Joe
Arseneau.
Jim
Arseneau,
Smith
11.
Basso
2,
Toth
1,
Le-tourneau
7.
Total
29.
NliC
Power
Stewart
2,
Lan-tlie
0.
Desautels
5.
Kelsey
6.
Hargrove.
Furniotls
i,
Way,
Ritchie.
Total
23.
Sports
Shop
Ol
on,
Bowes
14.
laird
2,
-Mitehel),'
Fleming.
S.
Wong'S.B.
Wong'
5.
H'ensvaid
4.
Total
30.
,
'i
ave
at
midnight
after
the
.sec-j
oi
'1
game.
I
Slated
to
take
the
fioor
against
IrWVuWffi.m
tmHmi,mt
I
j
I
i
in
iliini
i
the
Prince
Rupert
.quad
are
Juu
j
Bv
Th..
A,
r
NEW
YORK
Rocky
Castel-lani,
1G034,
Cleveland,
outpointed
Krnie
Durando,
160,
Bayonnt-N.Y.,
10.
VrST
BEACH,
fia
Irwin
Schultz,
165.
New
York,
knocked
out
Eddie
Springer,
163
Coral
Gables,
Fla.,
6.
MET
ROURNi5--MafshaU
Clay-ipn,
New
Orleans,.
outpointed
0
-r
I
I
R.iller,
Jerry
Raines.
John
fiii-bert.
Arm
AiUonscn.
Robert
A:i-
!ioi;i.s,
M(ni,s
,sh,.
'
VI'RO
BL'ACil.
Fla.
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...
;
STOCKHOLM
(CP)
Toronto
I
tvndhiirsw
fell
5-4
befcre
a
Junior
Swedish
hockey
t-iim
Frif
v
night
putting
an
end
to
the
10-
:
game
winning
streak
i
hey
ha
1
fiijoyed
for
a
month.
T!in
defeat
m-'ked
the
end
of
a
iva;ni-up
European,
exhibition
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th'e"i;-Mon'ti
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today
brought
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two
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cf
the
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A
team.
of--.
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T
expatriate
Canadians
pros-gave
;
Kollistn
Rink
p
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choose
Kesselrinq
Still
in
Running
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CARRIERS
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at
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Post
Office
or
National
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Office
thould
be
filed
not
later
than
February
26,
1054,
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the
CIVIL
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COMMISSION
1110
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SI.,
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Vancouver,
B.C.
HAM
ANTONIO.
Tex.
(CP)
j
then!
their
only
other
defeat,
'
11-:!.
in
Paris
la.st
month
Lyndliir'-ts
won
all
their
other
nm
tests
in
Switzerland.
Italy
'
and
Germany.
The
Canadians
trailed
3-0
in
i
the
se:nd
period.
Alter
a
seo.'-.-le-:.s
first
frame,
the
youthful
i
Swedi-ii
team
rapped
in
thrio
;
fast
goals.
Taliii
s
by
Norm
Gray,
Harold
jFiskaii
and
John
i'etro
evened
i
the
count
but
in
the
finale
Swe
i
Wazinf?
61
in
the
first
round,
ran
into
hard
luck
Friday,
and
Johnny
Palmer
of
North
Oaro
lina.
who
thinks
San
Ani.i.?
!o's
"
u
wn"
a
par
vi
wnicn
Plays
Rowbotham
The
llolliston
rink
will
meet
the
Rowbotham
quartet
next
Tuesday
in
the
finals
of
4.
ho
Grotto
Cigar
Store
trophy
competition
as
a
result
of
matches
lust
night.
Holliston
beat
Oster-tag
9-8
and
Row
botham
defeat-
'
ed
McKcnzie
10-7
in
an
even
game
not
settled
until
the
ninth
end
when
Rowbotham
got
three
points.
1
Rupert
Motors
round
robi.i
j
results
last
night
are
as
follows:
'
Robertson
10,
Moore
7;
Johnson
10,
Matthew
5;
Wakley
12,
Petei-
I
sen
5;
Ford
15,
Georgeson
5.
den's
Lars
Soederberg
sank
his
third
goal.
Gray's
second
marker
only
narrowed
the
gap
for
the
6,400-yard
Brackonrid
"artc
,
him
Iat
down
tho
,ist-course
"hing
of
Kit-,
hen-.
is
the
eastei
on
the
win-i,.,.0
!-r.
Out.,
is
the
only
Canadian
"
ZJfSUr
ll,uslted
hl
1-ft
in
the
tournament
th"
point
by
breezing
round
U
twice
three
other
contenders
failed
to
ed
a
field
of
90
into
the
third
weiring
Who
can't
win
anv
round
of
the
$12,500
Texas
open
mocy'brrTuSe
ThU
pTobation-golf
tournament
today.
Sllry
,)r0
sUtus
whk.n
sU
n.ls
a
The
Canadian
sensation
of
the!
month
to
go,
ended
the
second
first
day's
play,
Rudy
Horvath
round
with
131,
tied
with
four
of
Windsor,
Ont.,
who
shot
a
others.
CITY
TRANSFER
CRATING
PACKING
RTOHAGK
Vernon
Trims
Ohnagan
Champs
f1
Hasf
B
D
H
wifh
IE
IL
ia
!
5
i'
to
LOCAL
cu.kI
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING
1
sented
one
of
the
few
times
this
year
Penticton
has
been
beaten
on
home
ice.
Kclowna
plays
at
Kamloops
Phone
Iiy
The
Canaillan
Press
Penticton
V's
may
be
finally
.slacking
off
after
clinching
first
place
In
the
Okanagan.
Senior
Hockey
League.
Friday
night
the
last
place
Vernon
Canadians
and
Penticton
at
Vernon
in
the
OSHL
tonight
while
Trail
is
nt
Kamneney
and
Nelson
at
Spo-.
950
FIRST
AVF.NUE
AND
McBRlDE
STRFF.T
kane
in
the
Western
Inlern
-
tional
Hockey
League.
.SMeSMRWttMa!
BASKETBALL
o
scored
six
goals
against
them
in:
the
first
period,
good
enough
i
for
a
6-2
win.
'Johnny
Harms
opened
the1
scoring
at
the
two
minute
mark!
followed
by
Leo
Lucchinl
and
Bob
Ballance.
Bill
Warwick
got!
the
only
goal
of
the
period
for!
Penticton
before
Jim
Malacko,
Tommy
Stecyk
and
Jack
Miller
finished
the
scoring
for
the
period.
The
.second
period
was
score-
j
less.
Penticton
got
their
final
;
goal
when
George
MavAvoy
fin-1
1.hed
off
a
play
from
Orantj
Warwick
and
McDonald
at
3:45
of
the
third.
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game
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