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schedule for Thursday was an~-
nounced. today.
#°B division start off at 7 p.m.
with following teams mecting:
3Shop Easy vs Eby and Sons,
Aces vs'\Mail Carriers, Canfisco
vs GPA, Chatham vs Standard
Oil, ‘Nobles vs Yukon Jewcllers,
Terrace Transfer vs Sons of
Norway. .

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intention of playing the rol

Centre basketball league.

After dropping a 51-47 rouser
to RCMP on Saturday, they
came back with a convincing
53-44 victory over McRae Motors
at the Clvic Centre last night
to pull into a first-place tic with
the constabulary.

In a preliminary game, the
Sunrise junior boys team showed
no ill effects of their 55-43 set-
back against Annunciation Sat-
urday and came from behind to
edee Rainmakers 41-36.

LAST-MINUTE BASKET

First girl teams to see action
this season, Fashion Footwear
and Frostys battled it out right
down the line before Fashion
!sunk a last-minute basket for a
i 12-11 decision.

In the men’s game, McRae
kept pace only for the first five
minutes before Fraser and
Payne scored 11 unanswered
baskets for a’ 17-6 first-quarter
jump. At halftime, the score
board read 21-16 and going into

liners. Other teams competing
will be Fashion Footwear vs
Philpott Evitt, Headpinners vs
cers, Pushovers vs Duffers,

Esquires vs Vikings, and RCMP
ys. Astoria Messengers.

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In the boys’ game, it looked
for a while as if Bo-Me-Hi were
going to run all over a_ slow-
starting Sunrise team.
VICTIMS OF PACE

Sporting a 10-9 first-quarter
lead, the Rainmakers found
themselves victim of the game's
fast pace and wete behind by
five points at halftime.

Rested and with fresh substi-
tutes, they shortened the gap to
one point until the three-quar-
er.

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five minutes to go in the final
frame Rainmakers staged a ral-
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whistle but failed because of an
air-tight Sunrise defence and
their inability to capitalize on
more than two out of six free
throws.

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successful free throw, while G.
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amassed 12 points.on five field
baskets and two free throws.

A successful season lies ahead
in the girls’ league if last night’s
game was. any indication.
..Fashion’ Footwear spotted
Frostys a 4-0 lead after the first
quarter and were in the back-
seat. 9-4 at halftime.

SWITCH TACTICS

In the third quarter Fashion
switched tactics, broke away for
three’ baskets and then tighten-
ing up on defence.

This netted them a 10-10 third
period tie and their game-win-
ning field goal one minute be-
fore the final buzzer after
Frostys had made a free throw

the final stanza, F & P had es-
tablished a solid 40-30 lead.
The winning team made 15 of
their 29 free throws count, com-
pared to the losers’ 10 out of 19.

SPARKS ATTACK

Art Helin sparked the F & P
with his dangerous
oreak-throughs and accurate set
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18 of his team’s points, 10: of.
them on foul.shots. ~~

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Sunrise—G. Stuart 12, D. Hauden-
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McLeod 4, Hodgeson 3, Toms 3, John~-
son 2, Rensvold, Reise. Total 41. —

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By KENNEDY WELLS
Canadian Press Staff Writer
Science may have its sput-

niks, but the National. Hockey
League has some thing almost:
as startling — the 1957 edition:
of New York Rangers. on top
of the league for the first time
in 16 years.

And, almost as shocking. De-
troit Red Wings, once the most!
feared force in hockey, today ,
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night. The point gave New York’
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from Ranger defencemon Bill
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NEW YORK (4 -- Battling |
champions Ted Willams and
Stan Musienl, five members of |
the world champion Milwaukec |
‘Braves and three from the New |
York Yankecs today were named
to the Assoclated Press
leapue all-star team for 1957,
| Willams nnd Muslal, the onty:
players from non pennant-wine |
ning clubs to make the nll-
‘stars, collected the largest num-
ber of Baseball Writers Associa- |
tion of America, who participat-
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' Willams, Boston Red Sox lett
fielder, was named on 160 bal-
lots, Musial,
ils first baseman, received 168
votes,

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owas made up of second baseman
Rod Behoendienst third baseman
Wd Mathews, outflelder Wank
Avon and pltehers Warren
Spahn and Lew Burdette of the
Braves and shortstop Cal Me-
Dougild, outflalder Mickey Man-
tle and cateher Yout Berra of
the Yankees,

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with fascination, This shot by John Newton tright fore-
ground) sunk through the net but RCMP came back to edge
Fraser and Payne 51-47 in Saturdays’ senior league opener
at the Civic Centre. Other players from left to right are
Terry Shenton, Darrel] Young, Bill Saunders, Art Helin, Joe
Dukesnire, Bill Morrison.

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