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Wednesaay, January 1, 1999,

In Senior Thriller

A stubborn Gordon and Anderson squad fought:
off a determined last-quarter drive by Booth Mem-
orial High school Rainmakers and edged the students
50-47 in a thrilling Senior B basketball fixture at the
Civic Contre last night. -

The win, in a game that saw
the lead change hands 19 times
vod ted up eight Unies, boasted
G & A to the top of the senior
Jeop with a total of 12 palts.

In other games Sports Shop
scared ils second win in Me last
seven days to take over the Jun-.
jor Boys league lead with a 19-18
win over Annunciation, Manson's
downed Orme’s 28-26 in overtime
tg hang onto the second berth
in the Junior loop

Bo-Me-Hi Golds defeated the
high school Greens 21-18 ts move
into second place in the Senior
Girls League

The Senior B hovs wasted ny
time In getting thelr game in-
der way with Terry Shenton ot
Rainmakers hitting the hoop for
the opening field goai oniy i4
seconds after the game began
Jimmy Flaten for the hardware-
men tled up the game 19 seconds
later and Reg Lavigne put G&A
ahead 21 seconds later

Art Helin put the Rainmakers
in the lead 33-12 with 246 min-
ites left of the first quarter, dnt
«Jong shot by Danny BHI and
two quick gosls by Rupe Holke-
stad saw G & A take thet
stanza 16-13.

SEE-SAW BATTLE

Two goals and a free shot by
Freddy Kristmanson put the
high school back on top 18-16
before the second quarter was
two minutes ald out G & Av Rav
Webber tied ft up. Greie Forbes
gave the Rainmakers back th+
lead only to have Webber repeat
Webber did the same thing after
Kristmanson scored and sank
another gaal right after tv pur
G & A ahead again, Forbes tied
the g 24-24 and Gary
Morison gaye the Rainmekers
the edge with ristmancon
stretching it ta for poines af the
253 mark. Another goal and

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Roy Webber chalked up 15
points to pace G & A and Holke-
stad snd Bill contributed cight
and seven respectively.

The hardwaremen outshat the ;
students 21-18 on {eld goals but |
the Rainmakers sank #1 out of:
99 free shats while G & A only!
mode good on cight out of 23, |

Sports Shop got the jump on:
Annuneiation night at the be-
ginning of the second junior:
boys game to blank the chureh |

at the half. They kept the edge:
in the third quarter 13-9 but.
Anrunelation led by Bury and'
Letourneau came storming back:
to He up the game 18-18, A free
shot taken and made, gave Sport:
Shop the game }
In the opening Junior fixture:
the quarter score saw Ormes'
ond Manson's tied 4-4, Ormes Ini
the lead H-10 at the half and!
still leading 20-18 at three-quar- .
ter ume The game was ‘ied:
26.98 when the final buzzer)
sounded but a field goal by Mec-
Intash wave Manson's the win.
Golds had (tall over Greens In|
the Girls League game, taksing
the quarters 4-2, 11-8. 17-12 and!
“4-18 —
Lineups: . E
SENIOR A LEAGUE
Rainmakers—- Helin 3, Bick i
Shenton 4. Nevton 5 Kristmancon i
Young, Turentte, Forbes 8, Moron 7!
Stewart 7. Anderson. Total 47

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Fuaten 7 Marshall 6. Holkestad 8, BIg
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PUNIQR BOYS
Orme Claytan, Mitchell 4. Hew- [3
2. Rensveld 6. Wong 4. Chaw 1. y
Skinner. Eby Boake. \
Riece 8, Total 26
Mansan‘s—Landie 7. Melatash 10.
Fieming. Johnson % Read 2.
Mocleod. Plerce. Letnon. Total 28
Annunciation--Smith 6. Bury 3.) ¢
Joe Arseneau. Lyons. Letourneau 3-7
Brebner. Jun Arseneau. Oskey 1 |
Total is
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of ter by Flaten gave 4 MA the Total 19. id ph A In another OSRL encounier, | Sid Smith and goaltender larry Red Sullivan of Caicago. -
, quatler 25-28 po se ee ts sores. ot non Can crushed Kel- Lumley, matte it.thouth. Tha Kenedy Hh be SABE 8:60 p.m. Metropole Hall
. 4 Tie third quarter saw the 1. Jones. G. Harvey FO ee en ea eeive Q.as goalie Hali helped scothe, the Irritation but hird-place Leis tonight when ot :
: . same pace maintained, the lead Farner @ Knutsen 4, Plerce. wor 3--Gordon chalked up his first. Claney insists iat Kennedy: they clash with the last-place, BE THERE
: j changing hands seven times, CML Hansen. Total 18. shutout of the season. - shouldt have been given the call! Chicage Black Hawas at Maple me 4 i
| Rainmakers never able to get _DoMecHi Goids—Kennedy Se 4 Ort vee Le cver the areat Jean Beliveau of ‘Leaf Gardens: In the only ether | ooo ITS TO YOUR ADVANTAGES
more than a basket aheed and Morrison 3, Renwick. Johnson, Total ers treme the Sat the second-place Montreal Cand-) game, the Red Wings Jake on the! , . a i
i G & A managing to end the cers_moved out of (he Teague, dlens. " ' | tigh-place Rangers {New York." heat ani Ai
vy cuarter.with a four point margin: Refervea: Ole Slatta, Vern Ciccone: s basement by turning back Nel- “Kennedy: dees more packer LEE RS aes nee mean ne mmemnnn aT Ne eceee e
be 41-37 | John Dumas, Att Helin and Don Son Maple Leafs 5-3 {ra bruising} cheeking in ong game than Beli-’ : . .
Ve ‘ He ndensehild match | ‘ vean docs ina week.” King said. a
i LAST SECOND GOAL Standings: a Bill Warwick, the OSHL’s Clancy has no wntipathy to-’ -.
i Young John Newton helped SENIOR LEAGUE, | oz, lending senrer, Mike Shabara, ward politic seuters. ‘The 23-
" the Rainmakers’ cause in the G&A. ee ; oe dim Palrburn and Jack McDon- year-old Beliveau hrs scored 24 ; id
i Maat quarter after Hell: fouled Marpons 3 2 qo ald were ‘the marksmen for the goals so far this season and =
i out. The lanky Newton netted Reanmakers Oy 2 victarlays V's. BI McCulley Claney sotemuiy alfnins Ute a ; kd :
: five,of the Rainmakers 10 paints INTLEMEDIVEE LEAGER | seared twice fof Elks and BI‘ a piare ior sich Soys ta todas} uosenet WA Wor S (} CONGUEL La
the last bringing the score fo 48- Frrveti's * Ls Gooden added the third. specialized guime. Vv ' ets W “
47... Playing it right down the North Star wy g og Sherm Blair paged Vernen to But. he also contends na 1 .
line ‘Harold Marshall boosted Seerse 3 gg thei easy win with a brace of: Bey who perform, mre ee i “We :
G & A's edge by sinking a fled. TUNED BOYS: goals, with singles going to Wil- tal chores such as back-check- | of ' a -
goat while the buzzer wa8 sound. Sports Shop “ L Pus he Schmidt, Frank King Johony ing and penalty-killiny ate just: Your day may begin with a dawn patrol. Or a spell of duty as ke
ing i Neeu 4 2 Harins and Ole lane. as important tu the auceess cf Officer of the Watch, The Navy's Officer Pilots and Observers get ‘i
ristinanw , ay. Atnuncla ; Smoke Fater scoring was | the team. Pa . ’ ' i nk hel ae
ors in points Ee ae Powe & ate 3 4 ; hewdiot by Mos Youne with a The all-star team reads like the best of both worlds. They combine the theills of flying with
‘ Oras 2 4 4 pair of goals, Mel Andrews, this: goal: Lumley; detence: Red: those of the sea. Their lives are full, exciting, absorbing.

   

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Marlson and Stewart with seven
cach,

SESTOR GIES EE AGEL
Demvs 10. Boe MeeHi Golda 6. Ko
MteoH) Greeti 4, Wrennettes 0.

Curlers Plan Points Contes
_As Rinks Going to Bonspiels

Holding of the Smithers and If completed by Wednesday, the
Prinee George curling club bon- curling club has allotted ‘Wwetk
splels from Saturday, January 22 nesday to (he Women's Curling ;
through to Wednesday January elub for the finals of the Cahn.
96 fas caused caneelation of bla Cellulose trophy conipeti-
Friday's draws in the Prince tion.

upert Curling club Grotte Ci- Spaints series eaeh pte
gar Store trophy cepinetition, In the points series, each eur
draw commiiies chairman Bul
Baxter announced yoday. Uf.
ficient entries are forthcoming
mpaints competition wil b> held
at the Prince Ruyert citing
club rink.
At least four rinks (rom the
loca) curling club wilt be at-
tending he interlor splels from
whieh. will emerge represenative ' Rercracn 4, Ostertag 15; Berg
rinks for the H.C. MacDonald | MeNiece 5; scott ‘haoneean
Briar team, Top rink #: Suduh- | &: Robertson 0, Peterson 9; Rude
éta will represent (he western’ derham 15, Rowbotham 4: Ans
half of BC, Zone 0 and Prince -fderson 10, Boteman 0.
George the Western half, Wine | mr mer
nore go to Kamloops where the
8.0. Briar team will be decided. |
‘going to the Bmitherd hone |
apie) will’ bo rinks skipped hy
Inck Laurie and Bi! Vance while
Ken Roberton and Jack Mitch.
el and Joo Seott are taking
rinks to tha Glocrge spiel.
+ The paints comperition will be
played Fridny and Tuesday and |

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By The Assoclased Press
SALT LAKE CITY--Roux Layne,
209, Salt Lake City, + stopped
Kirby Seals, 191, Los Angeles, 8.
HOLYOKE. Mass. Bobby
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