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By The Canadian Press
Vancouver Canucks are already looking like the
team to beat in the Coast Division of the Western

Hockey League.

After five games the rejuven-
ated Vancouverites have four
wins and a tie to lead second
place New Westminster by one
point. Whe Royals have played

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Like Champs

By The Canadian Press
Penticton Vs, finaly looking
like a hockey team, picked up
their first win in Okanagan sen-
ior hockey league play Friday
when they beat the Kamloops

 

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1 1955, lost four in a row before
knocking over the powerful
Kamloops club. It took six third-

period goals.to do it.

In the omy other league game
Kelowna Packers retained first
place when they downed Vernon

Canadians 4-1 at Kelowna in a
game featured by a third period

brawl.. The win was the. pack-

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one more game.

The Canucks knocked off Sea-
altle Americans 4-2 Friday to
pass the idle New Westminster
club. The Americans tied Van-

couver first time round.
In the other game of the
night, Edmonton Flyers crept

past Saskatoon-St Paul Regals
3-2 in a game in Edmonton. The
Regal loss kept them deadlocked
with Winnipeg Warriors for first
place in the Prairie Division.
ROOKIES LOOK GOOD ;

For Vancouver, three newcom-
ers beat Seattle goalie Hank Bas-
sen, Veteran Phil Maloney scor-
ed.the fourth.

Ron Hutchison, former Flin
Flon Bomber star, Bill (Red) Jo-
hansen, ex-Providence Red, and
Brent McNab from the Quebec
Aces all scored to make Art
Chapman's off-season deals look
successful.

The three are among 11 ad-
ditions to last year’s cellar-
dwelling Canucks.

Besides. Maloney, only Jac Mc-
Leod and Hugh Currie have play-
ed with Vancouver before.

The winners were never in
trouble against Americans al-
though goals by Ray Kinasewich
and Val Fonteyne twice tied the
score. The Canucks enjoyed a
considerable edge in play.
LUNDE GETS TWO

It was Len Lunde for Edmon-
ton that made difference in the
Flyer-Regal game. He scored
twice, beating three Regal de-
fenders as well 1s goalie Lucien
Dechene on the first.

 

and blasted a low shot after
shaking off three checks to give

‘| Edmonton a 2-1 lead after rook-

ie Gerry Leonard counted in the
first. Doc Couture had tied the
score for Saskatoon.

Lyle Willey added another for
Regals but Lunde pokéd his sec-
ond in from a scramble for the
winner.

’ Tonight, all eight teams are in
action.

Seattle goes to Victoria for a
date with the winless Cougars,
while Vancouver is at New West-
minster with first place in the
Coast Division at stake.

Saskatoon-St. Paul plays their
| third in as many days, this time
lagainst Calgary Stampeders. Ed-
monton Flyers move to Winnipez
where a win will give them a
first place tie with the Warriors
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6 Prince Rupert Daily News
Saturday, October 26,

(11) and Sid Smith (Centre) of the Toronto
Maple Leafs give Boston Bruins goalie Don Simmins an anxi-
ous moment in National Hockey League action at Maple
Leafe Gardens Saturday night. Larry Hillman (right) gives
Simons a hand. Toronto won 7-0.

(CP Photo)

 

Curling club.
Slated for 8 p.m..
opening in the still further-
modernized six sheec rink wll!
be emceed by Jack Laurie.
Mayor George E. Hills will

 

Lunde swept in from centre ice

 

(CP)— Japan's To.
and Koichi On. using their putters like magic wands,
shot into an almost insurmountable nine-stroke lead

son with club president Percy
Berg holding the broom.

A novelty “Two Bit Bonspiel’
with Joe Scott as drawmaster

‘will follow the opening cermon-
CPCOPDCOOOS

Legion Bonspiel
Slated Sunday

Canadian Legion Branch 27
Curling club will launch its
1957-58 season Sunday night
with a novelty bonspiel at the
Prince Rupert Curling club.

Throwing the first rock will
be Robert Maconicol, president
of the British Columbia and
Northwest States Legion Com-

mand. , Holding the broom will
be Legion Curling club presi-

dent Gerry Lemire.

The spiel is scheduled to get
underway at 9 p.m.

Jack Laurie will be master
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to improve the new rink.

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a new tile floor installed. It has
also been refurnished by the

jwomen’s club. Also renovated is

the cantten. The inside of the
rink has also been painted and
the canteen. The inside of the

be working perfectly.

‘REMEMBER WIHIEN . ..

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Skeena Beverages
thelt first three points against |
Grotto Cigar Store, rolling team
highisingle and three with totals
of - 1,083 and 3,091.

George Shenton of Cooks took
high: single with 294 while Allan
Sheppard of Paramounts scored
highjtriple with 725.

In the B league, Len Harring-
ton’s| record-breaking single of
349 and triple of 805 spurred the
Electricians to a win over Post
Office and two other records,
team high single of 1,173 and
teamlhigh triple of 3,185.

In {other games, Legion de-
feated | Malkins, Neal Evans and
Kelly Douglas spilt even and
Auxil lary Firemen gained one!

 

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A league of men’s five-pin bowling league with a win over Para-
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New Westminster 6 4 2 O 28 17
Seattle ........ 6 2 2-110 9
Victoria 6 0 68 0 13 20
PRAIRIE DIVISION
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Saskatoon ... 5 3 2 019 13
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‘eugh two-game schedule’ in
toe Western Interprovincial
Football Union this weekend |
with a sick list as long as their
losing streak,

Stampeders, who meet Saskat-
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