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Set in Celco City League | “

Ivy Halliwell of Pin Hitters matched that of Co-Op's Mice
posted a new women's high game Hawkins for women's high three.
mark lust Friday in the Celea- for the night. 1
City bowling league rolling a 888 In the men’s division, Ivy's,
pame which edged by two points team mate, Ken Kimura, took
the previgus high record of 236: player's high three score with a
held by Cheeker Cabs’ Doris three-pame total of 640 hile
Centro. Bill Turner of Hurrleanes took

Her three-yare total ol 418 individual high game with a val
seore, « Pin Hitters seared the!
team) high game for the night’
with a 1095) score, while Savoy
with 2997 took team high three.

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Morgan
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George Morgin of Howe and

McNulty rolled high game of the

Standings: Boleer's 1, Savoy Might in the men's five-pln bowl

13, Pin Hitters 1, Co-Op 10, Hur- ing feague Wednesday, CUrnung in

ricanes 10, RCMP 9, Checker Cabs a 316 game which pave the hard-

g. Neal Evans & . ware men a new team high single
ipame of W224 for the year.

Morgan also put three games
towether for top player's high
three of 753 while the team post-
bed team high tiree for the night
with 3253.

Muose took four points off’
Cook's Jewellers and moved in
to Hirst place in eA” Jeaeue, Dut
the league les only five points
separa nyt all eight teas.

tn OB league records contn-
ued to tumble and for the third
straight week the mark tor high
single game Wits broken when

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Thursday. November 10, 1955,

w Five-Pin Record

‘Pod & Gunners
OF Club House

. which had a O-foot section rp-

» Alaskans Arrive

Sparks H g ~ With 7-Man Squad

Ketchikan Rocket all-star basketball squad: i.

Toru Nakatsu of the Department
‘of Transport rolled a highly res-
“peetable M1 and also turned in
‘players high three with 661.

' His efforts helped the trans-
port department entry to post a
94$ three-game total which was
tops for the night while Skeena
Beverazes were rolling a 2042 for
team bleh three.

night and tomorrow

Centre
Gondola

gymnashim,

liminary at 7:15 pan.

A League: -Hills and Williams
4, Philpolt-Evitt O; Moose 4,
Cook's 0; Electricians 3, Thom
Shect Metal 1, Howe and Me-
Nulty 3, Family Market 1.

B League - Leglon 4, Aces a3
HC. Packers 3, Esso Fuels 1;
skeena Beverages J, Leftovers 1:
Dusteaters 3, Dept of Transport

ii the 195d-spring serles.
DEFENDING CHAMPS

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A Leayue--Moose 1, Howe &
MeNulty 10, Cook’s Jewellers’ 6.
Family Market 8, ‘Thom Sheet
Metul 7, Electriclans 7, Wiis and
Williams 7, Philpott-Evitt 6.

B League --Esso Fuels 12, Leg-
ion PZ, Dusteaters 10, B.C. Pack-
ers 9, Skeena Beverages 7, Left-
overs 6, Dept of Transport 5,
Aces 3

Ludwigsen, Harry

teain.

floor,
pall.

jor the
syd Seherk, Danny

Repairing Roof

“np forward, Don Sche

Prince Rupert Rod and Gun
Club members, armed with ham-
mers and saws, were out at Oliver
Lake this afternoon repairing
damave to the club house roof.

Challenger guards.

ped wyay 1n Sunday's wind-
storm.

‘To be replaced is section cover-
ing entire length of veranda and
part of the club room.

A second work-party 4s sehed-
uted for tomorrow afternoon. A
large tarnout both days was hop-
ed for by the lub executive in
arder to get roof repairs coi
pleted.

EAST RELIEF FOR

COMMON

ehored by Don Arney,
out of four points

on Wednesday night.

Arncy scored a
ond game to set a new
the season and

high for the evening.
their drive to the top

    
 

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Hurry. hurry... hurry

to the BIG show for the small
fry| Santa bows in with a
collossal collection of toys
for girls and boys of allagos
... stages an exciting prée-
view of the very merries!

Christmas ever!

Harlan Johnson, John C
pher, Bill Martineson, Larry Ere: crs
ieksen’ of former Rocket teams! Bruce

and Dixon Tucker of last Year's | opaonn G on '
Ketchikan High School ailestar SECOND GAME TOMOKRON

On hand to defend the
national title will be Herman
Johannsen, | Intosh.
hiisto-!

team who found the police

exces 10, Albert & MeCalfery #, and

~TRIKES- BIKES- WAGONS- DOLLS

rived in Prinee Rupert
Ralph Peters to tee-off 1955-56 cage season in Prince
Rupert with the first game of a tvo-game series Loe

Rockets will meet Prince Ru-
pert Challengers in. main
pvents at 8:30 p.m. in the
while
tau Booth Memoria
High Sehool Greens of the-elly's
junlor league meet In the pre-

cage
Clyic. |
La, Terry
j forwards,

The seven-man squad brought
here by Coach Peters are no new:
comers to the Centre py merSome
missed the opening series Inst
tall but were here with the Rock-:
et contingent which plaiyed here:

inter:

Rockets won series last year by! ian ent of the toum
29 ny »g "i
4 3-2 margin in games, wkINE | ent and will play

two out of three In Prince Rupert! saational ti] ,
and two straight on their homie, the, nternations! uit in De-

Challengers, coached by Alek
will have on hand Rupe | Plane this
Holkestatl and Harold Marshall!
centre slot, Bill Sundberg,
Bul,
Carlson and Darrell Young, play-:
tk, Ray:
Spring and Don Hartwiy are the:

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Arey Sets New High
fo Give CPA 10-Pin Lead

By BOB RUDDERHAM

Canadian Pacific Airlines, an-,
took three
from Cily
Transfer to take over undisputed! ryture.
possession of first place in the:
Men's Ten Pin Bowling League: ciyar Store split points with the:

 

this afternoon with coach

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| Starting Hne-up of Bill Morrl-

son's La Gondola junior entry

will be Gary Morison, centre,
Shenton and John Dumas,”
Art Tureotte, Jimmy:
Stewart, guards, Reserve strength ,
{will be drawn from Bll! Seds-|
wick, Morris Dean, Jack Antoine, '
1 Diek Bury and Sandy Grey.

+ Starters on the Ho-Me-Hi

Greens, coached by Pete Merson .
+ will be John Newton, centre; Ted

‘Leask and Phi Thom, forwards,

Billy Smith and Floyd Johnson, .
guards. In reserve will be Irvin

: Rensvold, Jacob Rush, Bob

Ritchie, Mike Young, Eugene Nel-

( son, Max Fleming and Don Me-
Referces for tonight's encount-
will be Bill Morrison and
Forward.

Challengers and Rockets will
meet in second game of Canad-
ney LoMNarrow
Alaskan half

Rocket team arrived here by
afternoon and were
guests of the Prince Rupert Bas-
“ketbadl Association at i dinner
“at the Club 27 at 6 p.m.
Regular league play will get
underway at Civic Centre Tues-
day, Schedules will be announe-

Mark

ages indicating that they are,
‘improving and will be a problem
for some of the other teams in
the league and could be, easily:
east in the role of spoilers In the

In the remaining set, Miller's |

| Moose who were tralling badly at

a

936 in his sec the end of the second game bul:
mark for| rallied and swept
also contributed! with plenty to
562 pins for the night which wast the extra point.

the last game;
spare to gather,
Moose scored ani

    
    
    
 
 
  
    
 
   
 
 
  
   
  
  
   
     

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CPA int g90 game whieh was high for the |
of the] night. Albert & MeCaftery

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who failed to garner a single;

‘the best mark of the night. |

Teague have taken 10 out of
/posaible 12 points in the last! point toppled 2422 pins over for,
three weeks. ;
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