‘R, Kluas 24, E, Obzera 3, B,
. Kester 26, F, Cervo. 22, k,. Dae.

ti Single, Gloria. * penton 278;

j ; , aVETARE, -Ernie Stevens, pia)

r

GAR'S Fred Philpot has dés

7 fens
‘on the ‘ball carried by: Skeena’s
‘Paul Walker ‘while- Agar’s ‘Wal-| |
ter Elkew and Skeena’s Bob Kes-|:

tr awalt the pasa in recent nien’s
 baskethall’ Teague Play. Skeena
Son 92-6 vad

~~ $keena te tops”.
e ‘Lakelse for’
league lead

* Skeena Secondary. ‘Tatinshiane. ;

kept on top of the Men's basket.
ball league with a come - from -"
behind win over second place
-Lakelse“ Motor Hotel Thursday;

‘They moved out in front with
four. minutes ‘to go and held. on
‘with ball: contra) for a five-point
Margin, 878, ”

Students kept in contention be..
hind the shooting of Bob Kester
and Flavio: ‘Cervo to trail 46-40.
at the half, -

The Teimshtans'. “brought out
their big bomb with six minutes
to go’ when Kester‘ and Cervo
Stole passes and usedfastbreaks -
for ten. straight game-winning
points,

From ‘there’ ‘on the students’
played ball control for the win,

SKEENA TSIMSHIANS — 83: °

kin 6,.T, Wilson. 2,
LERELSE Motor HOTEL —1t
quardt:13, .J, Frbdko

mi, Mare Weataew Benne
10, T. Tebo 6, Da. Webster 25,

Almacs bow
to. students.

A“ full “court press and fast
breaks added up to an 80-70 mar-
gin for Skeena Secondary Tsim-
shians when they met Albert and
McCaffery Tuesday in men’s bas-
ketball action,

“SKEENA TSIMSHIANS- = BS
Kluss 13, E, Obzera 14,°B. Kes.
ter 15, F, Cervo: 19, R Dakin
12, B, Keller 25. Te "wilson 5,

ALBERT &% McCAFFERY 70
H, Champoux 6, D, McKay 19,
Je Sircet Re a ‘Blessin a s,
Reynolds :

BOWLING |
RESULTS |

MONDAY MEN'S LEAGUE: :
* 1, Gims, 30:. ‘Ev’s Mens
Wear, ' 27: -3,°' Driers 3s, ae
Lucky Strikes, 2 oS

Single, "Joa *aliéhe, 881; ©
Three, Joo elisha, 3 og; ‘Aver.
age, Brian:Kirby, ‘24

‘OF LEAGUE
“a, 102, ° 81; 2, fa 13
3 106, 70; 4, 107, 63, :
~ Men's single Tom Severson
271; threa, Tom Severson, 640;
average, Cornie -Fleming,. 203,

- Women's” Single, Sherry Van-
denbroek.. 221; three, Sherry:
Vandenbroek, 561; average,
Cathy Watson, 18 185,

TUESDAY MIXED ‘LEAGUE

_1, Supervalu 30; 2, Timber-

and, 26; 3, O'Brien Insurance,
233 4, Skeena Hotel, 23,

Mens. ‘aingle;; Los: .Wogralff,
305; three, Les ‘Wegralff, 753:
average, Stan Warmisage,' 250,
"Women's single, Gina Brocker
“$41; three, Joyce: Ray 600; av,
erage, Pearl Paulin; 218
WEDNESDAY LADIES-‘LEAGUE |

Big 5, 34; High Be 28}: River’|
‘Rats 24, King Pin

Gige, Gloria Benton 2005
(*) L:) a
THURSDAY MIXED LEAGUE’
sailticum Theatre oe 2."
vatioog, “28; 8 3 . Five ‘Deuces,
-21; 4, Don's Garig, 20... a
Men's singles Brian. Keb,
306; three, L,' -Matlloux,

_ Women’s single, ThelmaBen-.

nor, 265; three, Gloria Kofced.

ai average . ‘Helen: Fogtman,;
9,

mo pig tek AU a ee gE ee

FRIDAY HOUSE LEAGUE

Wednesday; Neverbet' 20,1968

.| from Dale Prést, But with eight| |

: in athe. second half for an im-.

BASKETBALL

. 2 cols tabulated

Skeeiia’

Lakelse Motor Hotel .
Albert & McCaffery |
Agar Red & White .

. SCORING LEADERS
“\Kluss 8k =...
‘Webster LMH-

. Marquardt LM ee
Obzera ae

Lumber outpaced Reum Motors
6247.
“Teams are sponsored by local

Land 8: p,m, Other dates will te
announced,

took a half time léad of 21-18
‘then faded ‘In the second half
despite last minute heroles by

Kelly.» Houlden...who:.sank.:a;-15 |:
foot. jump ‘shot to force the game |
into overtime at 43-43, .

Overwaitea’s Cliff. Mills and
and Dennis Dakin scored inover-
time for the 47-44 margin. | 0.)

OVERWAITEA, 48:

“C. Mills 16, By Dakin 11,
Stewart 10," ‘Williams rf D;
Sharpe 4, AL. bio yd 2,

SKOGLUNDS- HOT SPRINGS,

12, V. Jacques 9, D. Gare ‘4,
In the second game Revm took
an early lead withsharp-shooting

minutes remaining in the first
half: Tom ..Casey ‘and. Morris
Squires were" off on a 12-point
scoring spree for: Pohles.’ It
[took | them to a 32-29 half time:
le

Seven Pohle players scored

’

PORT. FRANCES, - Ont, (CP)
— About 25 ‘deer were kiited by

‘| motorists ‘in this: ‘northwestern! i

Ontario area last: ‘year, a better
record than in 1586 when 71 were
Killed. Deer and moose are driy-

"Overaie, Pohle
~win-in boys’ cage»

. “Four teams representing 45 Jocal boys utder 16 opened
| the: Intermediate boys basketball league November 15, - |

., Ouerwaltea came from behind
| down Skoglund Hot Springs
‘| 47-44 in the opener, and. Pohle

vat, alt ton hee
nap ps plave athena
see indary” gym Suiitt set Fae :

In the opener, the- Skoglunds 2,"

2 raha ve 77-60,

44: K, Houlden 19, G. Lamming |.

en’. acro5s - roads aby. ‘flies and}

: . _ “rac HERALD,
| = phe
“in puck

They “overpowered their Kiti.

| Beckies -
in ‘spiel:

Atrio of “Bookles” won them?
aeives Polarbid land cameras
at the November 15.17, Terra
Bowlasplel |.
‘The Bookles — Brian. Kirby;
Pauline ese ley and. Joe’ Gag.
non— picked up the cameras for.
winning the Bowl-g-spiel A.avent,
Other prizewinners. in A-were:
Gims (Curly © Ray, ‘Gerry . Ray,
‘ {Delt Bjornson); « ont ‘Timers
. (wane Hull,. Lena Howlky,' Ross
; |Bowlky); and Prince RuportShar-
- Ipshooters (Carol Johnson, Helen
ool) [Roshkevick>,
.. -}. Rupert’s Wild Ones Cvelyn | day
. |Shaffer, Fred Shaffer, Jim Warn-
‘ 8) tock the B event prize follow
ed by Driiters (Paul Salvisberg,

denboer); -Kitimat Béuling Centre
(Marlis Kramer, Tp: , Kramer

Kotari); Franks Gite (latte | sec
"|Hiassen, Richards Hendricks,

5 TANDINGS.

page, Doug Chandler) followed
by Ralphs Delivery (Colin Alger
Ralph Weick, Garry Alger); Is-
landers (Joe. Schulmetater, Eva
Names (Gordie Woodward,
Fregees Wacherman, Ruth Pow-
. ers)".

f Terrace Sputnicks (ivarBruce,

Terrace Tertlers snapped up six goals ti ‘win thelr Kile
mat commercial league opdner Noyember 11,

and added ‘two: in the third. for
a runaway win, :

Also scoring for the Terriers:
| Were left winger Martin O*Brien ||
with a -goal. and an. assist,|
Robin Keays, centre, anddefence- |:
Tan Graham Geeraert and Mel
Nelson, -

(Game was played after Herald |.

Pre event went to Blow) "ees timed, -
~ WON LOST event went to orraca He
. Buddies (Red Fricke, Phil Le opene confident afterthe league |

for Terrace, ~The team has great
spirit and: they're’. working - to-

n C B
Braun, Aurore Schulmeister); No |22iy°" TeaUy well,” Coach Brown

games in Kitimat, -
built here,

TERRACE, Be a

strong |
op ener

mat opposition &1, led by Tier:

an centre Bud Foreman with two | J
‘{ goals, I

Foreman “opened ‘the ‘scoring

lin the first period, Kitimat came |

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‘end of the period...:

- The Terriers poured fn three’

more goals in the second period,

Jack Thor f, Norm McFar-

land and. Bob rant each collected
an asalst, .

Surprige addition to: ‘the Ter-

riers was R, F,°Tuton who just
came in-.to town'-from ‘White-,
horse and asked for.a tryout fn
goal, Tuton came to play; Mon-

day night, with an impressive

performance in the nets.
"He's areal goalte,’* Tere.

a B a
-. - [Rosemary Salvisberk, Casey Van- had quite & Hob Brown sald ol

Browns. Terriers played their

second game of the season Mon-

day night against Northwest Shell,

“T's 8 “going to be a big year

The Terriers play . all their |
Kt. will be
t way until an ice arens | is

Stand Warnisage, Rudy Josikor)
. {took the D event, Pace-getters
were King Pins (Bob Leary, Jim]
McKenzie, Ron MeDicken);: Upe |-
sets (Eric Christison, Jim Thom- |.
pson, Morris Alger); Bad Losers
(Lucien Maiiloux Lueettes Mail-
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ladies' three Claira Klassen 859.

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POHLE LUMBER, 62s T, Cass
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: nimacs =
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‘Albert and McCaffery started

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Steve Reynolds and Jack Stroet |
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Agar came-back behind Don’
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row the pap.to 69-60 with three:
minutes left...

Then Harold | Champoux and |:
Steve Reynolds scored on fast
bredks for Al. and: “Mae to pull:
away 77-60,

ALBERT & McCAFFERY77. He
Champoux 14, Ce McKay 10, J,
‘|Stroet 16, H, Hamuis 12, D, Mac-
Leod 4,'S, Reynolds 15, K, Lar-
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