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¥ Challengers 66-40,

The Giants, playing before the
biggest collection of fans of (he
1054-55 season and not cancen-
trating too hard, chalked an

f early lead to take the first two

quarters 20-8 and 41-18:

' They clowned, showed bursts ;
of speed ang used lightning set,
ups for scoring t6 carn ovations:
whenever they pulled off trick:
shots and clever ball-handiling.

ths bell when they could and:
with Don Scherk leading the way:
-scored as inany points as they
could.

Ray Spring and Tiny Carlson}
‘shawed to advantage agalnst |
the long-armed, big-fisted quine;
tet. Both tcok part in the GI-!
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Clever sled Cagers
.| Clown Way To 66-40 Win}

cr A standing room only crowd at the Civic Centre)

Bast night, roared its approval as the Philadelphia
Colored Giants staged a modest exhibition of their’
basketball wares in defeating | the | Prince Rupert |

Angus MePhee's Challengers {the Rupert squad with
wok Rall In good part getting Farlane scoring 8,

game.

cne on the Philly boys free shot: cents.

“rally to win 66-52.

‘Hinds 23, Jacocks 2,
: Wright 2, Rogers 16. Total 66.

Forbes 1. Newton 4, Shenton, Stew- i
Fart 7, Morison 4. Black 3, Turcotte 6. :

— WHICH INCLUDES

¥2PCC HESTERFIELD SUITE
¥ TORCHIERE LAMP and MATCHING SMOKING STAND

+ TABLE LAMP

8 Prince Ruyeri. Daily News,
a bratay, January 27, 1985,

‘Bxinieki. Sets 1
| Canucks Afire

For. 6-3 Win

. By The Canadian Press .
Wid ‘Bul Ezlnick! may not be |
“the. top ‘scorer in the Western '
“gon added four points to the Hockey ‘League but his -flre and
Challenger total himself. Third’ dash seem to inspire his team-
quarter score was 54-30 and the ‘mates to the hecessary heights.
Giants added 12 more in the: Ezinicki, recently returned to.
final quarter to the Challenger's ‘the Vancouver- Canuck lineup. -
scored oaly one goal Wednesday ;
Former South Carolina State night ond he picked up-six pen-
grad Don Hinds led the visitors ; alttes.
‘with 23 poluts while Thompson, His enthusiasm for’ tHe gane
‘and Bill: Rogers contributed 16; Was catching as George Ford

 

 

reach... Don Scherk scored 10 for: ' stored three goals and Canucks

Bob Mc- beat Edmenton Flyers 6-3,
* Vietorla Cougars beat New
Referees Vern Ciccone and Westminster Royals 1 in the
‘Ole Slatta only called a total ther game played but Canucks

, role found little cause for joy in the
of seven fouls for the wh " atefeat of their old rivals,

Yesterday afternoon The Gi- The win ke, intact the eight-
ants took on an assorted Booth Point edge with which Cougars’
Memorial High school Rainmak- | @%¢ Protecting thelr fourth and
ers team in the Civic Centre for !8t play-off spot from Vancou-
the entertainment of the stu- e?:

For the Rainmakers jt; Cougar’s Andy Hebenton scor-
proved valuable experience and’ ‘ed his 33rd and 34th goals of the.

The second half of the game for-the Giants a good workout as Season while Doug Anderson,
s slower and a great deal of they racked up a 93-37 score.

Doug Macauley, Mark Marquess,

time spent in ball-hapdling, At ty 4 hard-played Senior B ‘Ed Dorohioy, Bill Bucyk and Pete.

“the same time the Giants seem- league semi- -windup game inst
cd reluctant to chalk up a high-'night) Gordon and Anderson’
Use Want Ads—They Pay er score and big Curley” Thomp-

Yusham got the athars,
Victoria led 2-0 at the end at

stayed off a Booth Rainmakers the Hrst and stretched the lead
Harold Mar- {0 4-0 at the end of two.

cshall paced the hardwaremen = In Edmonton, over Vancouver:

-with 20 points with Reg Lavigne. marksmen were Ray Cyr and.

adding 15. For the Rainmakers Ching Johnson. Lorne Davis
Fred Kristmanson topped his potted a brace for Flyers and.
team with 17 points. Eddie Stanklewicz stored the

Mansons had it over Sports other,
‘Shop Hke a tent in the Junior Flyers took a 2-1 first period
‘Boys league fixture taking the: advantage but Canucks squared
‘game 46-26, with Johnson lead- it 3-3 golng into the thiyd.
‘Ing the way for the winners, Kel- Vancouver plays at Saskatoon
sey also scored 15 points for the tonight in the only game sched '
‘losers. uled,

Ina Girls lengue game league-
leading Dom's added another

SPANISH LEADER

win to thelr skein with a 22-12
» victory over Booth Golds.

Countess Emilia Pardo-Baran, |
who died fi 192),-was Spain's
"first wane counsellor cf pub-
. He instruction. *

Lineups:

ENUIBITION GAME

Phitndelphia Glants--Thompson 16.

Johnson 8. ae NtOR BOYS LEAGUE:

Sports Shop--Rowe 4, Kelsey 16,
Challengers~-Olson 4, Carlson 4, D. ‘Buse 2 Allen 1, Girbov. 4, Skalapsty,
‘Scherk 10, Spring 6. McFarlane 8. ; Johnson. Mintenko, Rudolph, Thom.

8. Scherk 2. A. Hartwig 2, (plus § Total 26.
:Trom Thompson of Giants). Total 40. | Manson's—Fleming 9.; Johnson 15, {
Lambie 8, McIntosh 11, Kelty 4. Plerce ;

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SENIOR B MAGUT "8 Reld, McLeod, Lemon, Total 46.
Rainmakers — Kristmanson 17, |

SENIOR GIRLS LEAGUE
Dom's—Olson 3. Wong 2, Cloutier 2;
; Anderson. Total 62. _ Leask 4, Botrakoff 2, Woon 7, Arat 2.

Gordon & Anderson—Holkestad 13,; Total 22.
Marshall 20, Bill 6, Flaten. Webber 2. ; Golds—Johnson. McDonald, Wick |
Sedgwick, Lavigne 1§, Letourneau 10, } 4, Kennedy 4. Gixke 2, Morrison 2;
"Becker, Total 66. | Belytgy Renwick, Total 42.

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Thonk you for your patronage.

  

Men's and Boys’ Wear

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“Days Iron Duke". “AML sizes in st We are clearing this

ae out at less than cost. Nylon BI blenc cloth, h, nper $9. 95
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s. PANTS

assorted cqualities, Gabardines and woreleds.

$42.98

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Dresg pants,
Odd Jines, values wp to $19.95. To clear before

stocktaking. Palr. .....

SHIRTS

— Odd lines to
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Flannelette and broadcloth.
Assovied stripes and plahy

colors. All sizes. $3.95

$5.95 Values for.

Boys’ JACKETS
All wool freize and nylon blend cloths. Assorted plaids and

plain colors, Some with quilted ining.
$7.95 Vales for | cue oo $8 $5

Men's T-SHIRTS

A collection of different styles a and fables, Values
to $3.95 for soeacetnapbncs sass

“Forsyth”
clear, * White,
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Ladies’ and Children’s. Wear

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Ladies’ BLOUSES

A collection of smart up-to-the-minute styles In 08
Nylon fife, Orlens, Daeron, Long and shor $2,988
rlesves, white and colored, $4.95 and $4.95 alues {or ev

Disposable DIAPERS

cas uy. pen “mana $1.38
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Ladies’ GOWNS

Rayon Silk. Arcovied colora and styles. Some trimmed and

sone tailored. All sizes. Tricot {abric,
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PANTIES'and BRIEFS
Luxite and Harvey ‘Woods, New shades, Red Spice and Blue

Boquet, Also Harvey Woods rayon and wool mixed ' 88 c
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LADIES’

CARDIGANS

Orlen and Purt Wool Eng-
Haly Lambs Wool, Assorted

colors, , Values to § 5.98

$O.08. OP i srrnen

LADIES’
SLIPS

Cotlon Pilexe .and brand.
cloth. Cutwork trim and
nylon Inco, All alzes, Special

clearing ow 198

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MONARCH Knitting WOOL

. § and 4= ply wool with 10% nylon added for wens and strength.

A. good variely of shades, Speolal elonrance,
\ 4 balls, FO8 sun. nes

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an” wih; apyortad colors, Mauvo, plik, blue, green
yellow, Bolling for lees (han. raplncemnont coat, Yord

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Children's Snow Suits - ~~ Blazers —: ‘Sweaters
‘— Cardigans dnd Pullovers, and: other, oclds
and endl at loss than ¢ cost, - Bo

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Ladies’

SUITS

Well tailored Ladies’ Suits in double.
and si ingle breasted styles. Plain col-:

ors and @ few pure woot plaids inthe * z
lot. Values to $35.00. ‘Misses: and

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COATS ot

Final. clgorance of Ladies’ winter coats, You
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Values to $45.00,

SKIRTS

low rice. Pure wool, rayon, flank
etc. in the lot. Sizes 10 to 18. abe ca

BLOUSES

Better quality blouses, clearing at one price am
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Misses and Half Size

DRESSES.

Here is your, chance to buy
a dress ata real saving.
Choose from wool jersey,
crepes, bengalines, etc.
All drastically reduced for
quick selling Values to

1998 5 US

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sPORT SHIRTS

Men's Forsyth” sport shirls. Pastel chads. Sia
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WORK SOCKS

Men's wool and nylon mixture, Grey only.

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MEN'S TIES

Ragular'long ties and hows Priced! tc to clear, a
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