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POWELL RIVER, B.C. (CP)—Kelowna Packer's] monrreat «Coach Hector

ef ' ' ‘als 13-7 Wednesday night} (Toe) Blake of Montreal Canad-
defeated Powell River Rega W y ME t lens is toying with his Stanley

in the Packey's’ final B.C, exhibition before a tour of Cup champions these days,

Sweden and Russia. switching lines and combina-
Powell River is in the Inter-|were Wally Hrehka and Frank tions during practice sessions.
mediate Pacific Coast League Butler with three each, and Jim| After a day’s layoff, Blake
while Kelowna performs in the Reisbeck. 5 switched ‘left wingers Dickie

Okanagan Senior Hockey Lea-| Wilderman stopped 26 shots| Moore and Ralph Backstrom.
gue. and McCormick 31. Moore, ‘last year’s scoring

 

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; eas " . s le ' hampion, went on a line with
There were no penalties in the] ‘The Packers leave Vancou- | 208M Pion, we ,
lopsided game. » ver today by air for Europe, Se ee etna Jean Ber .
Kelowna led 7-l.after the first — . }comer, played with. Henrl ‘and
period, in which each team used ' ’ ' Maurice Richard.
its own averse the second as ig S ig § “T wouldn't take this change
period, Powe iver outscore
the Packers 3-2 when they. ex-| LOUISVILLE, Ky. (Henry | too So sae Blake. t ; _
changed forward lines. 'Hank, 160, Detroit, knocked out use want d ove, owt toy thera _-
In the final period Kelowna Sherman Williams, 162, Louis- Be er an even play nem
4 é together all week during prac- ave a

outscored the Regals 4-3. Pack-| Ville, (3.)

 

 

 

 

 

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‘ ane | once a regular game comes .
Regals' George Wilderman! Try Daily News Classified along.” 6 game "
switched teams in the third. meen : . GOOD |
Kelowna scorers were Moe: ' : TODAY to 71-9:05 RUA

Young with three goals, Bill,
Jones, Fred Dunsmore and Bol'
Hassard with two, Jack Lancien,:

SAT. MATINEE, 2 P.M.
;Mike Durban, Bill Swarbrick ' ONCE AGAIN THE WORLD LAUGHS!
cand Harry Smith.

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RAIN OR SHINE Paramounts take over lead

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Port Edward Paramounts took’ undecided as Co-Op will roll : sy * Co  ,
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. TEASING TED—A Montreal fan teased “Terrible Ted” Lindsay of Chicago Black -Hawks

‘into a 10-minute misconduct penalty Saturday night by. tweaking Ted’s sweater. Lindsay
“argued with the fan and then was penalized for yapping at the officials who tried to stop
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pin bowling league standings Ratchford rolled high single,
Monday night crushing the cel-'game for the night with 304,:
lar-dwelling Empress Duckies ; while Armendo DaRae of Spero's.
4-0, | Food Market ’ captured high

Esso Fuel Service remained in. triple with 710. Post Office and:
-second place after slipping Mal-, Spero’s shared team single and:
‘kins 3-1, Cooks Jewellers, Skeena high three with 1087 and 2812

 

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‘Beverages and Howe & McNulty
‘nailed Electricians, Grotto Ci-

gar Store and Neal Evans by 3-1

scores. Grotto Cigar Store roll-
ed two new seasons _ records,
breaking high single and three
games, with 1256 and 3240, but

respectively.
“STAN DINGS

A—Paramounts 12, Esso Fuel:
Service 11, Cooks Jewellers 10,
Skeena Beverages 10, Malkins 9,:
Grotto Cigar Store 8, Howe &.
McNulty 7, Electricians 7, Neal.

      
 
   

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the handicap they gave Skeena; Evans 5, Empress Hotel 1.
Beverages was too much to over- B-—Bulgers 12, Legion. 11,
come, Ron Tubb lead-off man: Tony's Drive-In 10, Stromdahl's ,
for the bottlers rolled high|Service 9, Post Office 9, Rupert ;
single game with 312, while;Radio 7, Babcock Fisheries 7.

Grotto’s anchor man _ grabbed} Kelly Douglas 4, Co-Op 4
triple with 730. Spero’s Food Market 4.

“B” League featured a few up-
sets with Babcock Fisheries tip-|

ping ne power stomasn: Burgsg given

SEE THEM‘TODAY AT |game on a roll-off after the;

game had ended in a tie. Tony’s' d
N th B.C Dp | Drive- In moved up to third: unanimous $s ho

W " place shutting out Rupert Ra-!

or em ea oO er Bio 4-0, Post Office bettered |
Besner Block - Company Limited Dial 4210 iSpero’s Food Market 3-1, Le-' OVEL C ampion
‘gion and Bulgers battled to a! BS
-itwo all tie. Kelly Douglas and ; MIAMI BEACH, Fla.
ar ( — Sixth - ranked
ql Johnny — Busso of New
Fi York earned a shot at the
lightweight title Wednes-
‘day night when he scored,
le unanimous 10- round de-
|cision over champion Joe
1) Brown in a non-title bout.
Brown, making his first ap-[-
pearance since his decision over
Kenny Lane at Houston, Tex., in

yi July, appeared rusty and = the
Higame New Yorker raked

him ‘
A}; with left jabs and hooks, mixing e
them with right crosses, : . a . . a
Busso appeared in trouble in
the fourth round when Brown
#l opened a deep gash high on his . . - A. ®
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