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enticton
Catches
Fire
I
PH
ATT
CLEARED
OF
CTTATtCE
i
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
B.C.
f,
i
A
rekle.R
driving
charge
.
j
Bpiunsl
former
NilL
star
Walter!
i
i
Babe)
Pratt,
was
dismissed
in
sbna
hi,.
il
1W3
1,
n
tin!
Oaks
and
Padres
Stay
in
Lead
With
Easy
Wins
,
'or.
,
into
a
ai
Worsky
Hurt
As
Stamps
Square
Series
In
Third
To
Win
Finals
VERNON,
B.C.
(P
Western
Canada
will
be
represented
in
the
Allan
Cup
final
against
Sudbury
Wolves
by
Penticton
V's,
a
team
that
fought
its
way
through
Penticton
ran
away
from
the
Okanngan
senior
league
in
the
regular
season
but
struggled
through
10
playoff
games
before
capturing;
the
league
crown.
In
the
B.C.
senior
championships,
Nelson
Maple
Leafs,
winners
of
the
Western
interna-
CALUAKY
u.r
t
aigary
nuuii-pedt
is,
building
up
a
full
head
of
strnm
under
the
cheers
of
a
h
o
r.i
p-tow
n
crowd,
bucked
ih
inch
a
stout
Vancouver
rie-
Ilr
I
April
Sllli-
K
it
in
a
meal,
hhiii
cm
i,
.
I'-iru.uhirly
,n
it's
,1
,l
'
in
;
Oakland
and
San
Dl
';o
are'
giving
indication
tint
they
in-
j
tend
to
stay
right
up
wVre
th"-
i
are
now
in
the
Pacific
Co?'
I
league
standing;-,
first
and
!
second
place.
j
Oakland
retains
a
hulf
game
i
margin
by
reason
cf
an
8-4
win
j
,
Wednesday
night
over
I.m
Angi
-
i
i
les,
its
second
In
a
row.
Pan
i
Diego
kept
pace
by
downiuc;
I
Portland
5-2
and
Saercmen'o
1
it
TS.
lli-rr's
diio
stv
11
1
lit.
kulwicc
mMt.
H,n,
tional
loop,
had
V's
by
the
throat
;
until
the
Warwick
brothers.
I
Ktvc
Wednesday"
n.ght
to
g.iin
ja
4-3
decision
over
thQ
Canucks
and
square
their
Western
Hockey
'
League
best-of-sevcn
s'
lics
at
:
tv.o
caiiies
apiece.
'
It
looked
like
a
hopeless
task
1
lu-ond
and
drumfd
T.
'?
1
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1
medium
oiaon,
l.noly
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with
..rjlr-,1
.
Uke
m
J8
play-off
battles
for
the
honor.
!
The
Okanaan
club
became
j
western
Canada
amateur
champions
for
the
second
straight
!
year
Wednesday
night
when
they
i
hammered
Winnipeg
Maroons
I
5-2
here
In
the
eighth
game
of
ft
j
jLoheriuled
seven-game
series.
V's
took
the
series
3-2,
while
'
three
games
of
the
nerve-wrack-t
ing
series
were
fought
to
a
4-4
stalemate.
Grant.
Bill
and
Dick,
led
them
to
victory
in
eight
games.
Winnipeg
Maroons
had
the
V's
wrapped
up
and
ready
for
the
heap
when
the
Warwick's
al
ly
in
the
i
clung
to
third
place
with
a
5-0
j
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odverfisemenf
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Booed
or
by
fhe
Government
of
British
Columbia
for
the
Stanipcders
second
period
when
they
were
t
win
over
Seattle.
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shir.
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thtfftulil
ItiuttliiiK
in
the
burden
4.111
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.
.
.tti't
my
,
n
tlv
snort
end
of
a
3-0
score.
But
they
rallied
for
two
second-period
gee
is
and
two
more
in
the
third.
ilie
L:-s
was
a
double
blow
to
!be
Comrks
who
nKn
Imt
th'1
other
Wednesday
game.
Bill
Thonmson
pitched
S.o
Diego
to
the
decision
over
Portland.
He
held
the
Ports
to
live
hits
while
the
Pudres
'v.
ip
-
fumiiy
1
lit
civ
;h
I'
i.t.li-(p-lirihs
iit-uHr
rntt
itw
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fur
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s.w-
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!
Wiii
you
111
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0
a
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ni
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In
VP
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rii
ilia
tVlV
temporarily,
of!
ting
nine
off
four
rival
flinders.
Lome
Worsley,
I
Fletcher
Robbe
hit
a
homer
In
eivice.s,
at
lea
rcgulur
goalie
1
ii
11
,1
c.
j.ir
1.
no
llnltL',
cufi'rt
.
,
;,nti
!
A
tt'l
iticn
.11
ri
r.
in'.
?
,!
1
ill"
li.in.llf.
sparked
their
team
to
another
thrillir.g
comeback.
SPARK
COMKRACK
I
The
first
game
was
tied
4-4
I
and
Maroons
copped
the
second
!
i
3-2.
Playing
with
onl'
10
men,
Penticton
surged
back
into
con-
I
.
tntion
with
a
7-1
upset
sparked
;
i
by
Warwicks.
i
;
Winnipeg
took
a
2-1
edge
in
!
!
games
with
a
crushing
4-0
shut-
;
out.
Willi
two
games
tied,
the
j
Maroons
needed
a
single
point
;
j
for
the
title.
They
never
got
it.
I
Penticton
fought
for
a
S-l
win
In
the
seve.ith
game
and
set
up
i
Wednesday's
fracas
as
a
final
!
affair
that
would
have
ended
in
sudden
death
overtime
ifneces-
!
sarv.
I
Maroons,
smooth
and
smart,
I
took
a
1-0
first-period
edge
at
rvi'ln-
''
'l-"i
m'
nviliv-
-inn
r-i,i.i
li'iit'
aii.i
iinrruw
!.
jr-
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'ln
Uy
it,
Willi!
r-ul
who
suffered
wh.it
was
b
to
be
an
injury
to
a
vertebra
in
ihe
hibi,
peii..'.
:.i
a
.1
ocr;inible.
Worsley
was
taken
to
hospital
and
there
was
no
immediate
report
on
his
condition.
His
place
was
taken
by
Lucien
Dcchene.
Vancouver,
although
outplayed
by
a
wide
margin,
went
ahead
2-0
in
the
first
period
on
goals
by
Rill
VVylie
and
Billy
Dea.
They
increased
the
margin
to
three
t.oiiU
when
Cy
Iimiv?
potted
another
in
little
more
than
30
I'll
the
Portland
cause.
Sacramento
stayed
In
third
place,
only
two
gamei
off
tu"
pace,
by
whipping
Seattle.
1h:
Sacs
laced
out
12
sjfetie.;
while
Chick
Pleretti
gave
up
nine.
Mel
Queen
held
S-iii.Fr.in
;eo
to
five
hits
while
the
Stars
thumped
Tony
Ponee
an:i
DIH
Bradford
for
11.
Oakland
got
down
to
its
player
:
limit
Wednjsday
by
disposing
of
six
players.
Bo
Palica,
Geor-i
Stanlch,
and
Rick
Eotrlho.
pitchers;
inf.elder-
Tony
Mono
and
Tony
Rivu.
j.ni
eatrh":
ilarry
Bartolomei
-
vc
Uifiylti
if.
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whom
vjy
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Vromt
rnfvt
4:44.
Tiie
visitors
added
another
it
11:53
of
the
second.
It
was
then
that
Penticton
"audit
fire.
Jim
Falrburn
let
fly
a
shot
Maroon
goalie
Don
Collins
couldn't
tag.
George
Mc-Avoy
cut
loose
with
a
goal
less
than
three
minutes
later.
FAST
RELIEF
FOR
in
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fvri
w-mci
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GETS
W1VXFU
Grant
Warwick
scored
the
win-!
nlng
goal
two
minutes
later.
si
conds
of
the
second
period.
'
Slampcders
seemed
to
find
the
range
after
that
and
George
Pargeter
and
Kid
Flirev
cut
the1
margin
to
3-2
bei":e
ine
period
ended.
Archie
Krolt
came
up
with
the
:
Ivini:
coal
at
0:12
of
the
third-P'
nod
mid
Kay
Harry
scored
the
winner
unassisted
Willi
lcs
than
.
lour
minutes
remaining.
The
Vancouver
club
was
with-,
out
the
services
of
regular
forward
Larry
Popeln,
sidelined
,
with
an
injured
toe.
i
The
fifth
and
sixth
games
ore
slated
for
Friday
and
Saturday
1
nights,
and
any
further
games
;
rill
be
played
at
the
coast.
to
rn:tkc
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m
wltifr.
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fiinn'lt
lv
mofilh.
on!
1
AicAvoy
whipped
in
his
second
goal
at
12:14
of
the
third
and
Jack
McDonald
screwed
the
lid
town
with
another
at
10:24.
Goalie
Ivan
M
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L
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1
1
a
n
d,
a
standout
performer
all
through
the
series,
was
almost
unbeatable.
V";i.
who
retained
the
Patton
--!-,
rpib'pin
of
th
we.suTn
title,
play
host
to
Sudbury
in
a
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