The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
March
24,
li34
last
Hi
.
H
Mi
;San
F"-.ri
6
F&P
Win
Inter
A
Loop:
Sailors
Junior
Champions
Don
Hartwig's
I
nisei-
and
Payne
team
playcl
I
masterful
ball
last
night
to
down
Inter
A
league
champions
North
Star
Bottlers
51-43
and
capture
the
Crutto
Cigar
Store
cup
for
the
Inter
A
league
playoff.-?.
The
dry
goods
.squad's
win
gave
them
the
'oh.
T;
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Yi
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1U
i
ft
l
ies
mree
games
to
one.
I
Mrns.
lu'j
-.,
.
Also
winding
up
lhe
Junlot
!
Boys
league
finals
was
a
clear
-JiHJO,
,Vl,
.
kno.
!;td
,.;
,
'
-nk
15
out
of
21
tries
while
9
&
P
made
good
on
11
out
of
;
8
chances.
The
bottlers
were
i
M-nalized
14
times
to
the
store-
j
ion's
16.
KrHtman.son
with
15'
was
top
point
getter
for
th"
1
vinners
while
Niekcrson
colleet-
'
"d
15
for
the
loseis.
TOOK
EARLY
LEAD
i
General
Motors
had
it
all
over'
Art
Olsen's
Manson's
in
the
:
first
half
of
the
Inte
B
game
but
by
careful
planning
the
,
league
champs
staged
an
im-;
pressive
comeback.
Downed
9-4,
'
tnd
7-6
in
the
fir.st
half
Man-
-on's
outscored
Don
Harlwls's'
.squad
9-6
in
the
third
quarter;
tnd
8-4
in
the
last
frame.
Whiie
;
rchie
Hodgkinson
paced
Man-
I
rut
victory
by
Sea
Cadets
a.-I
they
trimmed
the
Sports
Sho;;
2P-20
in
the
opening
game
last
I
nit;ht
at
the
Civic
Centre,
i
Mar-son's
fought
their
way
to
a
27-26
win
over
General
Mot-
or?
to
tie
up
the
best,
of
five
Inter
B
finals
at
two
wins
each.
i
SPt.IT
ON
TROPHIES
I
Howe-ver,
despite
their
playoff
:
defeat
Jack
Evan's
North
Star
learn
lv.id
thMr
moment
of
glory
when
team
captain
Bill
Morrison
was
presented
with
the
Cook
Trophy
for
winning
the
Inter
A
league
championship.
f)i
-k
Ayres,
.sports
editor
of
The
l)ai!
News
made
the
presentation
or
behalf
of
the
Prince
Rupert
i
1
THERE'S
A
NEW
TWIST
to
the
old
custom
of
hitchhiking
as
pretty
aquabelle
Martha
Mitchell
gets
a
lift
over
the
water
from
Bud
Leach
at
Cypress
Gardens,
Fla.,
after
she
lost
her
own
water
skis.
It's
a
fast
ride
to
shore
at
40
m.p.h.
KKEDHIF
MNOSTROM,
former
National
League
Rieat.
who
was
honored
at
the
36th
Annual
Old
Timers'
Baseball
Association
Banquet,
recently,
gives
some
diamond
"tips-off-the-block"
to
his
sons.
They
are
(left
to
right)
Charles,
17,
who
showed
promise
with
the
American
Legion
team
last
season;
Fred
Jr.,
who
is
in
the
Air
Force;
and
Andy.
20.
who's
slated
for
a
on's
with
8
poinU
it
was
al
so
lis
last
shot
that
gave
them
basketball
commission.
He
also
the
win.
tryout
with
the
Philadelphia
Phillies
this
year.
I
Ml
tCvTrtiirxi
Board
or
by
it
Canucks,
Flyers
and
Cougars
;
Take
Leads
in
WHL
Playoffs
;
By
The
Canadian
Prow
burst
In
the
first
minute
of
the
1
A
sudden-death
overtime
gor.l
j
third
canto.
j
handod
over
the
Grotto
Playofts
with
less
than
a
minute
to
Cup
to
Ron
Ciceone,
captain
of
ro
and
with
Manson's
trailing
the
victorious
Fraser
and
Payne
25-26.
Hodgkinson
aimed
a
lonj
miad.
snot
for
the
basket
frum
30
feet
Ray
Spring.
Manson's
Omegas
out
and
made
it.
Mike
Young
stalwart
made
the
presentation
was
top
marksman
for
General
of
the
Junior
Boys
league
trophy
Motors
with
11
points,
to
Sea
Cadet
captain
Don
Flood
'
Sea
Cadets'
victory
came
eus-
Fourth
Game
In
Test
Series
Ends
in
Draw
Wings,
Habs,
Hex
Works
As
Leafs,
Bruins
Downed
By
The
Canadian
Press
Detroit
capitalized
on
a
de-
The
hex
still
works
for
Detroit
fensive
lapse
by
Toronto's
Sid
rousing
upsei,
ann
xne
nrsi
uiauae
tvans
oi
&iampene.s
Last
game
in
the
Inter
B
jiy
once
they
got
rolling.
Sports
i
a
cu,,'.,
a
goal
tender
in
71
followed
him
on
the
score
sheet;
PORT
OF
SPAIN.
Trinidad
.
l''ay
,
",
,
"
tinoP
slarlpa
wc"
8na
ouiscorru
,
?.lmes
wpre
tne
hinhllKhts
of
the
!
but
6am
Bettio
and
Andy
Heben-
.-:
1
w
A
I
!
a
;V
n
1
l
InaH
nt
O-Ol
I
Vt
run
iviltio)
t--i
v.nf
f
iiamii
i
il
t
inn
inr
the
on
ma
an-iv
Tir
iU..
.
.
,"'"-'"
mipij
me
sauon
3-1
in
viie
nisi.
qui
-
;
in
the
..,5o
.
'
r.
.
(CP)
The
fourth
game
at
7.30
Saturday
evening.
.
ter.
The
Cadets
came
back
tojthe
Western
Hockey
League
on
Cougars.
I
diens.
It
could
carry
triem
into
of
the
first
period
on
a
goal
by
1
best-of-five
lest
cricket
series
"-'"j
b'"--
lane
me
secona
quaiier
u-o
anu
Tmurt.nu
nluhf
the
Stanley
Cup
finals.
Marty
Pavelich.
11KU-
the
thud
6-4.
Leading
19-15
to
:
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.
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...
.
.
..
.
.......
...
,
vuitctiuvrr
iirui
nrw
vfnittii-)
cuincvi
uu
Mittl-uilt
ill
11
;
The
Wings,
who
haven't
al-.
Ted
Lindsay
made
it
2-0
be-
,
between
tnsUad
and
the
West
lowed
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
a'
fore
the
period
ended
and
Tony
Indies
endcj
a
a
draw
Tuesday.
National
Hockey
League
victory
Leswick
and
Gordie
Howe
added
England
was
sUU
b
.tt'ni-
;s
semi-,
games
this
season.
Both
Edmon-
Both
teams
wasted
little
Ume,lng
into
the
final
quarter
the
.tY."c?u.v'
tZ
ninV
getting
on
ihe
scoreboard.
Fred-
.saiiors
foght
off
every
Sport-s
;U?e
Edmton
at
ciy
Kristmanso,,
opened
th,Shop
d,,ve.
scored
10
point
'
topped'ton
goals
came
in
the
final
40,
1
n
I
r.
Rout
nt
CA,,f,n
t
pa.n.la
h
K
at
ueiioii
since
imov.
i,
i'ja,
secunu-pcuuu
guaia.
rvcuui,
time
ran
out
Thr
team
waSiscoring
but
Art
Helin
immedl-
and
alloWed
the
Sports
Shop
"
ui
:
1.
.A
Defenccman
i
i
ui
inn
ruittii
Bill
uuj
Bucyk
uiu
vr
score
fH.uiii
i.m
J
1
k
wnippea
me
wais
a-U
Juesnay
woo
scureu
u.uy
.-
;
m
2M
bpnind
wh
sevpn
night
in
the
first
game
of
their
;
ing
the
regular
70-game
sched-
wjpkf,ts
standing.
4-2
in
Un
ately
countered
to
set
the
pat-
oniy
5.
Fi00d
topped
the
tars
l""
tern
for
the
remainder
of
the:witn
2
points
while
Rensvold
;
r,'
,.
h.
.
.
f
.
J.
the
winnei
at
19:20
and
Enio
even
uuarter-
Scllslzi
added
the
insurance
r.nt;iitiiu
neeus
t.u
win
tia:
o'"--
.vjv.
..w..
willl
o
ptnius
l-tuceu
utf
iu.mti
;
(;!
i
tt
t
t.,.,1o.
t
tin
tho
lhe
first
ouarter
12-11
and
the
:
i
'
j
marker
13
seconds
later
wlu-n
cup
.semi-niKU
.series
on
iiuuiu
'
ittu,
tuviru
u.ttn
ai
n.ui
ui
u.
;
ice.
And
Canadiens
kept
right
final.
j
on
where
they
left
off
in
the
j
in
the
third
period
releree
Bill
regular
season
by
blanking
Bos-
.
Chadwick
slapped
Tod
Sloan,
series.
The
West
Indies
wen
second
15-14
but
the
game
wis!
tu
I
iaN
j
In
Vancouver
veteran
centre
two
of
the
three
previous
tied
three
times
in
the
second'
sea
cadets-Moo-
ia.
Husvik
6.
j
Chuck
Met.
uilough
blasted
a
slap
"
v
"v
v
H
X
UI
Uli
LU
LCI
1
Li
C,
W
ilil
a
.
,
.
.
Rayner
was
pulled
for
the
extra
attacker
I
Second
tounds
In
the
quarter-
t
finals
will
see
Victoria
at
Cal-
f
gary
and
Edmonton
at
Sa-ska-
their
record
.
clean
against
the
;
duct
and
game
misconduct
pen-
stanza
at
12-12,
14-14
and
23-
"
,,"
'
,V
;,,
,
'
t""1
23.
North
Star
trailed
27-25
at
!
MmoJ
5.
Bow-,
Luclen
Dechene
to
give
the
half
is
i.aini
i.
curne.
oiwn.
B.
Wont
a.!
Canucks
a
2-1
overtime
win.
i
tieiiRvoM
6.
F'Wmmij
l,
MltchvU.
I
Ed
Kassian
shot
the
Canuck.-.
ITLLLl)
AIIKAI)
Tutul
ahead
1-0
in
the
second
period
With
F
&
P's
Freddy
Kris-
'
otHt
-"tmn,
uj
alter
the
teams
P'.ayed
out
a
manson
and
Norih
Stars'
Dick
sK.ntnn
4
b,vps
i.
Nelson
4.
carl-
cautious
and
scoreless
first
toon
Thursday
while
New
Westminster
plays
in
Vancouver
Bruins
at
the
Forum
this
season.
;
alty.
When
the
releree
called
!
The
victories
gave
Detroit
and
;
the
game
misconduct
the
Leaf
Montreal
the
first
big
ones
in
;
player
pushed
Chadwick
by
the
post-season
play
and
with
the
throat.
The
two
penalties
cany
.second
games
of
the
best-of-
:
a
$75
fine,
seven
semi-finals
scheduled
for
j
Walls
Offered
Fight
in
U.K.
Nickerson
matching
each
other
.
iitk.
Forward,
sunwoud,
frame.
lor
top
points
FrasT
and
Payne
;
"oN?--nw.5Hit-r
7
a
hxi-
I
Delenccman
Ron
Matthews!
pulled
further
ahead
in
the
'.
km.'
,
b.
smkowu
'
8.
Eiikou.
j
.40iicd
a
shot
from
Just
inside
third
(luarter
us
Don
Hartwlg's
'
Andermm
7.
t
s.-ug('v.ick.
K
iickI':-
tne
Vancouver
blue-line
with
le
team
outsrorcd
the
league
kinwn.
Total
27.
!
than
ix
minutes
left
to
lorce:
TOO
I.ATK
TO
CLASSIFY
LITTLE
THEATRE
casting
meeting
Friday,
Civic
Centre,
7:00
p.m.
for
Festival
Play.
(72i
LONDON
(CP)
Earl
Walls'
representative
said
this
he
Forum
and
Olympia
Stadium
Thursday
night,
it
could
mean
,
a
2-0
lead
in
games
for
Wings
j
tnr)
Canadiens
before
they
move
to
Toronto
and
Boston
for
the
j
third
and
fourth
games.
Windle,
Fleming
Score
Top
Marks
offer
from'a
syndicate"
for"
the
:
lmPn
"owcver'
prukr
PAYNE
KrHlmnnsitn
t''ia;(luin
he.wyoi'ilit
to
fiht
'efforts
by
Nickerson
and
Helin
'i
15.
cirne
a.
Bimki
v
0.
.
MriMn
',
saw
the
gap
clo.sed
to
40-3!)
by
12.
5.
H.
McKay,
Stewari
1.
the
game
into
the
extra
.session.
Mi
Cullough's
sudden
-
death
goal
at
the
4:00
mark
gave
the
league
leaders
their
win.
Victoria
Cougars,
who
finished
league
action
In
fifth
place
)c
(Olftr
(tlrarint
5
Ye
Gods
it
doth
ama?e
me!
Fonnctli
.
.
1
.ule
na"
-t
l"e
"!
rtiland
La
SUrza-Don
Cockell
1
tiuarter.
However,
two
excellent
C()nt(
st
t
long
suote
by
Doug
Sankey,
and
The
Wings,
v.th
two
Stanley
Tv,0
more
boys
ot
the
civic
Cup
victories
in
their
last
five
Celllre
Youth
Ririe
Club
joined
rhampionshio
seasons,
scored
in
j
lhe
ranks
of
top
marksmen
at
every
period
to
shut
out
the
tnP
WPPkiy
sh0ot
last
night,
inept
Leafs
before
13.177
fans.
j
Ray
Wind,e
fiiul
Max
Kleming
KORil!
STAlt-
3.
Nfkrrson
IS.
W
Morrison
a.
Bln;k,
R.
McKay
B.
Helin
13,
LHmnulson.
Ncwtoli.
jr4WBSxgj.il"
!wf9
baskets
by
Gary
Monson
aha
:
Haudenwhiui.
Tuui
43
ison
nd
Boh
'
sciirea
n
major
uiv,ei
as
uiey
,
,3
Kon
Ciceone
put
the
drygoodi
.'"'"""'
"
Ulllt'.l
V,llll.HUl-llO
J
CI
1
V
Roy
.spnnt!
ami
r".:
dumped
.seeuiKl-plaee
Calgary
.
McParlanp
Vrni
i
so
many
chariots
of
such
va!u?.
Yes.
J
be
fit
with
rubber-covered
wlicoU
draw
n
by
ninny
horses.
'Tis
s:ii(t
that
cw
prefer
an
A-l
Used
Car
or
Truck
from
Pi:
Sankev;
FYrd
Culileruiil
anil
boys
out
of
reach.
On
free
throws
North
Star
Ciceone.
chalked
up
100
per
cent
scores
for
the
fir.st
time,
while
othei,
who
had
topped
former
shorts,
dropped
down
in
the
90
s.
scoreless
first
period
but
the
Montrenlcrs
went
ahead
1-0
at
4:25
of
the
second
on
a
goal
by
Rookie
Lome
Davis
of
Regina.
Meanwhile,
instructors
p'annt
d
Bernie
Geoffrion
scored
the
in
4-2
in
the
foothills
city.
Bill
Sinnott
drove
a
knee-hWh
.iliot
past
Hill
Brennan
into
the
Calgary
net
at
18:35
for
a
1-0
first
period
lead
Pat
Lundy
squared
tilings
in
the
second.
Gene
Achl
umn
hiK
.set
off
a
three
goal
Cou
-ar
ou!-
3
:t
&
suranr-e
goal
at
13:48
of
the
last
10
SP'"
he
club
into
two
groups,
Japanese
College
Team
Falls
Prey
To
Kenora
Thistles
For
Second
Time
ini
TimMvt,
ihmiuh
HO
nolo
snoots
i
uesuuy
an
50
Mnnnrch
Sedan.
Custom
I
'51
lord
Heiw
heater.
2-tone
paint
coiiiin'i
'
Caesar
would
appreciate
wiiit
s
b
(his
ut
'$I4'.ifn
SMt
l)XCV
(
Oi.iy
S:
'
Ye
O'de
Bo'dies
Rccoppd
L
f-....
.
TOKYO
ifi-The
visiting
or1
Thistlas'
tonight
swamned
,3
t'liid
Mi
an
all-Japan
collegiate
hockey
team
23-1
In
the
second
game
of
a
10-contest
tour
of
Japan.
The
Canadians
outplayed
and
outmanoeuvred
the
Japanese
Shooting
Club
Awards
Received
hcuter
A-Aary
Postuk
Still
Pacing
of
legs
to
tao
the
puck
past'
inursaay
rigms
lespecuvcn
goalkeeper
Jim
Henry
who
had
'
Turnout
for
last
nights
shoot
43
shots
thrown
at
him
by
the
12
D0VS-
1
Other
scores
from
last
('efending
cuo
champions.
1
top
At
the
other
end.
goalkeeper
r.Wht
wore:
Glendon
Smith
.09.
Jacques
Plante
handled
only
12
Tcro
Pa?vala
'
shots,
many
of
them
from
tarif
"0,!UP
98'
WJlynte
r0,9''
P"lorscn
Joh"
C1'h'
out.
His
biggest
scare
of
the
f
1
night
tame
in
the
final
minute
i
bu
'J5'
Gfry
Chang
04
Joe
'
Lance
Theobald
03,
of
the
second
period
when
Kraupner
94.
Anfield
92
and
Brian
Rm.kie
Doug
Mohm
shot
from!Fr31lk
15
feet
out
and
the
puck
bobbled
;
Robeits
92
:
off
Fiantc's
pads
and
dribbled
:
'32
lord
Sedan-Delivery.
Radio,
heater,
automatic
transmission.
Even
Cleopatra
could
not
compare
with
this
bcaulv.
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SMCMLXXV
scn!.'b
!
li-T
.":
I'
tSlf,50'
...
throughout.
j
Two
members
of
lhe
CNR
A
The
1903
western
Canada
in-
Shooting
.'...')
have
already
re-termc-diute
champions
scored
ceived
honorable
mention
for
Celco
League
YOUR
FOKi-MONAIK'H
CFALP
Mary
Postu:;
came
through
!
ciKht
goals
In
the
first
period,
j
thplf
ia,
fe.,,,,,,,
according
again
Friday
to
top
both
dlvis-
five
in
the
second
and
10
in
tho
re(iUit.4
handed
In
to
date.
The
Ions
of
the
Celco
City
Mix.
d
third.
The
lone
Japanese
score
;
palr
of
nigh
scoring
members
Five-Pin
league
ouLsroring
bot
1
i
came
tare
In
the
third
period.
;
ar
strand
anrt
T
A
Paavnl.i
t
BOB
PARKER
L
about
the
goal
line
Harrv
Levene.
British
promoter
T
!
M
II
f
.
i
Canadian
scores
were
by
Ray
i
a
,iiver
crest
has
been
award-
and
night
club
owner,
refused
toj
men
and
women.
"THE
HOME
OF
FRIKNOLV
The
Bruins
howled
that
a
goal
,
fQ
Mll'S'drS
had-
been
scored
but
goal
Hidee:.
'
.
Bowiin;;
In
A
Division
she
too
i
Westlund
with
five,...
Ken,
Rob-
j
e(j
to
e.
Mostad.
:
r
.
duci.ise
details.'
He
said
he
doc
a,
a.
307
3)7
,rtson
,.?rtson.
and
ana
Ray
Kay
Siurtintau'
binwneau
wltn
wun;
rioUknow
wien.ai
answer
irom
Uadit
s
hi
-h
.sinL'.le
.
with
i....
.A..-i..-rf
'u...'
W.-fWails.J.
JjQAtwailAbie.
A
V-mo
a'lW
rolisd
three
gafhej
l-)-'
lour.
Don
Blom
with
three,
Mur-
j
DoniiOfbK'SefeshtibtonK'i-;'-
'
t.n'Rl'ni'ya
'i
n
r.irW-n
T:xtp
i
lal!inj
753
fcr
ladles
Wv.h
tliro'j.
:
ray
Robertson
and
Bernls
Mil-,
1Yiv.fv'rr'4-'A
6,,i
i
,,',
i
'
line.
-
f.v.'jl
-J-fei'-r-
4i:df
h.eavywclaht
and
Cockellj
Helgc'Hol:esUd
wi'h
234
!opp:Miard
with
two.
and
Phil
Creed,.
Q
Muma
Mostaci,'
K.
Mcln-
V
a
wia
11VJL
aies.t-LWO
.
4j
u
the
men
i'or
high
.sin?ls
and
UK
K
tuioii
ana
sum
roiucri.son
.
,.
Frpd
.,.,,.
M,
,
A
P:11,.;
pla?erveteran.
cenfe-.Elmerf
The
Trail
intermediate".
All-
j,
British
Empire
champion
or
with
singles.
j
lMs
an(,
Mlss
E
Paviikls.
bcrt
M'jFtdclen
rolied
Til
men's
high
three.
Lafh-aud
defenceman
Jim
Mae-
Stars
.have
a
commanding
lead
:
Their
meeting
is
scheduled
for
Plrson.
Bruins'
were
short
de-
in
their
quest
for
the
British
London
March
30.
fcKecman
Hal
Laycoe.
left
at
1
Columbia
Intermediate
Hockey;
ievenc
atd
the'fiht
betwen
home
with
a
groin
Injury,
and
championship
while
Kerrlsdale
!
the'
winner
cf
the
London
boiit
inj
cananians
wuu
luesu.y,
The
sh0oting
club
is
studyi.u
night's
game
17-1
1
the
question
oi
buying'two
rifles
j
Team
honots
went
to
North-1
land
Dairy
with
a
high
Sin-!e
uf
12:n
a::d
a
nam
hWii
three
cf
32-
!t.
'
HTSTKKN
EXPLOItF.lt
0115
offer
of
the
RCN
In
loaning1
10
.tiOKie
iarmnanas
were
ano
Aran
juuiuis
aie
squatea.
used,
centre
Guyle
Fielder
and
,
at
a
game
apiece.
left-winger
Wayne
Brown
from
The
All-stars
whipped
the
and
Walls,
now
ranked
f
iftn
j
among
world-
heavyweights,
I
would,
if
held,
take
place
in
Lon-
:
don's
18,000-seat
Earl's
Court
Arena.
The
fiist
reeorded
cro.-.dng
of
j
the
club
two
rifles,
proved
a
dis-i
Vermilion
pass
on
the
Alber'a-:
appointment,
as
the
rifles
proved
B
C
boundary
was
made
by
the
too
heavy
for
competition
use
geologist
James
Hector
in
1858.
in
obtaining
crests.
1
beattle
of
the
Western
Hockey
;
Kamloops
Loggers
7-4
in
Kara-
League.
Unns
Tne.sdav
nieht.
nnd
lea.'l
EXHIBITION
Jn
B
Dh!.'on
Jo.i.i
V'i-xi
rj!l-cd
2iZ
-
tart
l':.'-'.-
i
in
;i.
ins
!
or.ct
J.j:
L:.;.
;
v.
.,;-.
Lei
i
io-.it:
j
men'.";
hr;h
uj'ce.
Jean
Sharpe
1
ro.led
'lit
and
733
10
capture
j
both
i-.tiit-s
h."lt
tircl
and
lu.ii
!
three.
A
Division
j
Bulgers
4.
Savoy
0;
MB.
Wlkl-!
cats
4.
No-Names
0;
Northland
1
!
j
Dairy
3,
Residuals
1.
B
Division
A
the
best-of-flve
series
2-0
with
one
game
tied.
The
Trail
team
can
take
the
series
in
the
fourth
I
game
in
Kamloops
with
a
win
or
a
tie.
In
the
Junior
class.
Kerrisdale
skated
to
a
7-4
win
over
Trail
to
even
the
best-of-three
series
Bonspiel
Results
PRINCE
RUPERT
TO
.1
BASEBALL
Cincinnati
N
0.
Boston
A
2.
Milwaukee
N
5.
St.
Louis
N
6.
Chicago
A
9.
Detroit
A
7.
Brooklyn
N
10.
Philadelphia
A
2.
Philadelphia
N
2.
Wushmuton
A
3.
Chicago
N
0.
New
York
N
5.
Timber-Ticks
4.
Conboeds
0.
"""
:
for
the
B.C.
Junior
champion-r
rt
i:t-SMni-Fiiiaia
j
ships
at
a
game
apiece.
sitrih
stnr
Trophy
Trail
won
the
opener
11-7
Central
Cafe
3,
Hl-Ballers
1:
Pilots
3.
M
B.
Lucky
Strikes
i
still
undecided.
The
final
Rame
TUESDAY
BIG
FIELD
11
pm
Miller
10
Eyolfson
5.
CarmirhftPl
13
Hampden
Park,
famous
soccer
,
was
tied
and
the
winner
will
be
ground
in
Glasgow,
can
accom-;
determined
in
the
first
game
of
modate
15G.000
.spectators.
I
March
23th
play.
:
uetTiuiui;
game
win
ue
piayeu
1:1
1
Trail
tonight.
The
Okanagan
Senior
Hockey
!
play-offs
continue
in
Kelowna
l
I
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