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Booth Memorial High School

. Showing the fire. so sorely
lacking in the regular cage sea-
son, ‘Crusaders led’ all. the. way
until the last. three minutes
of the final period,

- Capitalizing on Crusader fouls,
‘Booth overcame a. seven-point

 

feating the: lasts place Prince, Ed-.

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tetown 17-3 and New Brunswick.
41-5,

‘Manitoba defeated Nova Scot,
ia 13-7 and Quebec 12-8. North-.

foundland 18-6 and scored a
‘one-rock 12th end to edge, PBL
10- 9. ,

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By ‘BOB RUDDERHAM:

Last: night's: final game in the.
-| Playoffs for the George ’ Cook.

ail, Trophy was. without doubt.one; .

of:the weirdest games ever play-

down. coming hime but Jack
made a nice shot with his. last
rock. to push: ‘out Anderson's last
{rock to lay a big: six to win the

tle as Anderson jumped into the
| lead from the’ start.

Mitchell's rink- of Don Crowe

Rivett as third. .
The game was. hardly fitting

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Bi fourth, a five-ender on the sixth,
g 2 four ender. on the. tenth and |
oo the big six on the 12th. ‘Andersoi- licks and Victoria. Collgie con-
- B! scored one'on the first, two on jtinued their almost-rmonogpnous

a elghth, pinth and 11th.

ed ‘Mitchell's: crew 75 percent of
ay the time. Mitchell only counted
on four ends but made. them!”
big, getting-a double.on the

 

8 the second, three on the. third,
Hl three on the fifth, three on the’
seventh, and one each on the

For the winners, . there was
hardly anyone outstanding ale
Hs though Mitchell made some good|
shots when he was called upon.
Fd Hildebrand WAS shaky. ‘
the start but came. on y ctty
strong atthe end of the game.
Don Crowe-also got better’ as
the game progressed but did not
seem to get the welght dawn too
well, Joc Glordano. had a bad
night although he made a real
key shot. on the last end,

For the losers, Cliff Ham play-
cd a strong game, Alf Rivelt also

came through with a nice game,
Ted Prystay had. a goad edge
over his opponent throwing lead
stones, Even Bob Anderson play-

 

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rd his shots well, When Bob had
hes players playing a draw game
he whn every end,

ern Ontarly clobbered New-! makers over the hump,

/linakets ‘with Jim Johnson. who
‘also took: advantage of foul

lead,

 

deficit to eke out a 46-43 win, |

Much of the credit for the °
exciting . victory goes. to. Dick
|Specht,-who notched ‘five polnts
on three foul shots to assist in
bringing the tralling Rain-

Specht with nine points shared
‘top - scoring honors’ for Rain-

- shots to whittle down Crusader's

. In the main éeent of the even-
: |ing,: Fraser and: Payne. slaught-
‘Jered: McRae ‘Motors. 72-40,

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in Last

Rainmakers Jast ‘hight’ took ‘the first leg of their bid to meet ,

| Sunrise. Grocery for the Junior: League Basket ball ‘championship, when they snatched victory,
from right under the noses of Annunciation Crusaders in first game of a hest-of- three semifinals,

 

“Rainmakers who matched ‘the| LINEUPS
Knights’ basket for basket, still} ‘Rainmakers; Johnson 9, Kel-
trailed 22-20 at the half. . {sey 7, Laird 3, Twaites 6, Lyons,
Comadina ‘and Walter. Oskey Mah 7, ‘Dick “Specht 9, Allen 1,
with two baskets each: ‘led: Cruz Campbell 4.. ° Total 46,
saders to a comfortable 34 28 Crusaders:, ‘Comadina 14,
third quarter ‘margin. Smith 1, B. Oskey 4, W. Oskey
- Top marksman for Fraser and. 12, Armstrong, Rudolph 4, Jim
Payne in the Senior tilt was Bill Arseneau, Joe Arseneait 2, Gru-
Gurney who played his most- ber, Dickens, ’ Total 43,
outstanding. game this "season, | Fraser and Payne: Hartwig 10,
notching 18 points. Runner up ghenton 16, Young 10, MacAfee '
was Terry’ Shenton with -'16 , Gurney 18, Newton 8, Spring 2.
Pe eRe Rae Moto A t Heli {Tota ie '
or McRac’ rs, r n,
‘Jim Johnson’ ‘and Don Haudens- cetae, dolor: smith, San
child tied for. ‘top Honors’ with Grey. 2, Helin 8, Laird 6, Du-

eight poltits each, mas 4, Johnson 8 Total 40.

 Spatked by John Newton with
- Softball

 

-:Top markéthen for Crusaders.
were Steve Comadina who’ cole.

Tected:: 14» points * and: ‘Walter:

_Oskey: who: ‘racked’ up 12.

_ Sparked “by. Bill “smith ‘and.
-|Comadina ‘sinking «two. baskets.
apiece, Crusaders.’ went stato, a
12-10 ‘first quar’ ter Jead.

Sse Show.

An Trouncing of Warriors

: ‘By The ‘Canadian Press -

- Seattle Americans demonstra-,
ted how they keep oi: top of
the Coast Division of the West-
ern: Hockey . League . . Tuesday
night with-an effortless, 5~0 vic-
tory over the Winnipeg War-
‘riors, cellar dwellers . of the
Prairie section: . :

*. Although he wasn't: involved,
coach Bud Poile. of the Edmon-
ton Flyers. mist. have ‘felt. a
twinge of pain over. the: Hesult.

Two of the goals were: scored. by |:
Ray Kinasewich, fourth-ranking |
-scorer. of: the league’ who might

have been on the Edmonton ros-
ter. Kinasewich tried out: with
the Flyers but Was, let gO.’ ve

   

six points, ; ‘the: hardwaremen |

‘racked up é a first aiiatter” 16: 6)
“Meet
Tonight

lead,
Election of executive and of-

~ Gumey | took | over as. “pace:||
maker during the ‘second fraine,

ficers for the Prince Rupert
Softball

sinking ~ four. baskets to, lead
Fraser and: ‘Payne * to" a 36- 20

held tonight. in the Savol- Hotel
_ Sample Roonis at 8 p.m.

margin ‘by the half. ©
McRae's * put. on... “despérate
third stanza: spurt’ ‘put. ‘found
themselves ‘ trailing” by an even

All members are urged to,

attend, ae
’ Besides the annual study of
“the constitution, discussion on

_.Breater 52-30 margin.::
last year's problems, pro-{em

Lead: Promess

Fielder finished off the scoring | ‘sti uted,

in the third.
It was a clean game. with each
club getting only two penalties.

STILL BEFOGGED-

In: Vancouver, ‘the Cougars
were almost as befégged Tuesday
night as.'they were Boxing ‘Day.
They tested Ray ‘Mikulan i

 

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only 22 shots as he gained'iiis’
‘fourth ‘shutout: - Marcel Pell tler
stopped 33. |
The first three: ‘vancouver,
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one in the first, one in the sec~
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VANCOUVER vs T TUR

“On the coast, Vanconiy eal.

practice of | ‘alternating | in’ hid.
place. It was Canucks’ turn to
win Tuesday night and they did
it by a convincing «5-0. score,
Three of the goals went to Ching
Johnson, eee ‘

Winnipeg game was. fairly even.
ti bul the Americans were. sharper
around the net,

Ed Dorohoy scored in the first
period, going in’ alone’ ‘on Ed
Johnson, Kinasewich scored: his
two in the second, one. of them
while Bill Burega’ was off for
slashing. Bree Loa and Guyle

Bo-Me-Hi |
Curling Results

Results of Booth Memorial
High School curling draws Sat-
urday are as follows»

Danny Piek 18, Robert Mace
Gregor 6; Clyde Robinson 11,

 

 

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By: The Canadian Progs

Although Spokane Flyers, and
Trail Smoke Eaters wound up
'tled for first place in. the West-
ern International hockey league,
thelr playoff games have been
anything but close so far. ,

Tuesday night, the Flyers took
(8 lopsided 9-3 decision from the
Smoke Eaters to lead the best-
of-seven finals 2-0. Spokane
‘won the first game 8-3,

In the Okanagan Senior lea-
/gue, Vernon Canadians took a
commanding. lead in their final
serles against: Kamloops Chicfs
with’ a narrow 6-4 win, The
Canadians now have two wins
and a tic in the best-of-seven
series,

| In Spokane, the Smoke Eaters
held the Flyers to a 2-2 tie in the
first period but had six goals
scored on them’ in the second
and could not make a reply. The
teams split a pair In the final
frame,

The. series goes to Trail for
the first time Thursday night,

The Okanagan game was
!somewhat lethargic. Kamloops
could Ice only 12 men and the
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were not in their best form, Don:
_ Slater and Johnny Millard were

out of action for the Chiefs.

| The most exciting moment |,

came near the end of the game
when a ‘fight. began
‘Referee Gordon Hamilton ‘spoil-
ed the fun by banishing Ted Le-
boda of Canadians and playing
-coach Bobby Dawes of the Chiefs
‘to the penalty: hox:

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