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_‘Weidnesday, Februaiy 21, 1968

Three-day basketball contest. .

Rupert Chiefs top Tippers
in Ferrace’s biggest tourne

It was the biggest and best,
basketball tournament held in
Terrace,: and Prince Rupert
Chiefs won it all.

That’s the story of the Ter-
race Basketball Association’s
eighth invitational tournament
held last weekend in the Skeena
Secondary gym.

The Chiefs outgunned the Ter-
race Tippers 101-83 to wind up
the three day series and take
home the silverware.

There was more to the game
than the score. It was one of
the best of the tournament.

Rupert Chiefs opened fast and
streaked to a 52-33 lead at the
half.

The tardy Tippers bounced
right back and actually outscored
Rupert 50-49 in the second half
but could not close the earlier
margin,

John Olsensnaredthe rebounds
to keep the Chiefs ahead, com.
plemented by  sharp-shooting
Wayne Haldane who poured in 38
points,

Haldane was later named most
valuable player in the series, He
averaged 25.1 points per game
for high average in the tour-
nament, However he just shaded
Ta Kiuss of Skeena Secondary

me tans with 25.0 points per

mathe three..,,
the largest helus
area, It drew
and some 400 apectat 3 daily
to watch the action at nena
secondary gymnasium,

Teams from Houston, Prince
Rupert, Kitimat, Kitimaat Vil-
lage, Aiyansh and Terrace came
to compete.

Terrace basketball officials
called it “a most successful
tournament,”

Third spot in the tournament
went to Kitimaat Village who just
managed to shade an under-rated
Houston squad 84-80,

Teams finished in the following
order: Prince Rupert Chiefs (won
four, lost 1) Terrace Tippers
(3-1) Kitamaat Village (3-1) Hous-
ton (2-3) Aiyansh (1-2) Kitimat
Bisons (1-3) Skeena Secondary

tournament was
oh the Terrace
it teams

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NAMED TO FIRST ALL-STAR TEAM in the weekend's invita-
tional tournament here was Terrace’s John Oman, shown in
earlier commercial league action,

Tsimshians (0-2) Prince Rupert
Sunrise (0-2),

Scoring in the final Rupert-|
Terrace game:

CHIEFS; Haldane, 38, olsen, | |
26; Helin, 12; Adams, 1b, Mas-

on, 6; Young, 3; Ridley, 3 * Hill.
2; ; Alexcee, 3 , ,

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‘Oman, 22; McKay, 16; Prokop-
chuk, 7; Champoux, 6; Philpot,
4; Reynolds, 2,

18ST ALL-STAR: John Olsen,
Prince Rupert Chiefs; Wayne
| Haldane, Prince Rupert’ Chiefs;
sj John Oman, Terrace Tippers;
a | Mel. Marquardt, Terrace Tip-

pers; J. Neunhan, Houston,
: 2ND ALL-ST AR: Joe Prokop.
chuk, Terrace Tippers; G, Amos,
Kitamaat Village; K, O'Neill,
Houston; R, Kluss, Skeena Tsim-
shians; G. Grant, Kitamaat Vil.
lage.

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235%

Gym, karate
on program
at Thornhill

Gymnastic classes start Sat-
urday in Thornhill school,

Ira .Bowd, chairman of the
Thornhill Recreation Commis-
sion, who will sponsor the act-
ivity stated that this is the first
of a number of new activities
slated to start shortly,

instructor for the class which
gets underway at 10 a.m, Sat
urday, Feb, 24, willbe Mra, Helen
Duhan who also conducts gym-
nastic classes at the Terrace
my Community Centre,

- Another: new activity ‘slated to
Start Saturday is karate with Arn.
‘ald Sali as {ristructor, This activ-
ity will be open to all age groups
-and . registration will commence-
at I: 130 am.

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