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The Gord Carmichael rink of
Duncan has repeated as B.C.
master men’s (over 60) curling
champions,

The Pacific Coast winners
from Vancouver Island did it in
a best-of-three playoff at the
Terrace Curling Club on Satur-
day the 19th. Carmichael de-
feated B.C. Interior champ John
Merkley of Trail in-two straight
games — 7-6 and 5-3.

Carmichael now heads to the
Western Canada masters curling
championship at Saskatoon,
March 28 to 31. He'll face the
other three western provincial
champs, hoping to repeat his
1990 triumph.

Masters curling is not yet rec-
ognized in eastern provinces.

At the B.C. Interior finals,

Duncan rink wins |
master's.

curling

Merkley came back from an

opening round loss to Laurie ”

Rustad of Prince George on ‘A’
side of the modified double-
knockout series. The score was
8-3.

Merkley then had to win three
ina row to get another shot at
Rustad who went on to win ‘A’
side.

Terrace’s Ivor Bristol was the
first of Merkley’s victoms by
a 9-4 score. Then Merkley

knocked off Prince Rupert’s -

Ray Billing 8-2.

In the ‘B’ side final, Merkley
downed John Copeland of Ver-
non 6-5. He revenged his open-
ing round match on a title-
clinching 5-4 win over Rustad in
the ‘A’ - ‘B’ final.

Kermodes not up for
Vancouver tourney

In their worst outing of the
season, Terrace Caledonia Ker-
mode boys lost all three games at
the Vancouver College senior
boys’ basketball tournament on
January 19 weekend.

They opened with a 56-47 loss
to Maple Ridge, then dropped a

63-46 decision to Nanaimo.
Their final game was an 83-68
loss to Kitsilano.

Gary Peden was high scorer
for Kermodes in all three games.
He averaged over 13 points a
game.

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The Gord Carmichael rink of Duncan, featuring third Ral
lead Mike Zabrick, emerged as B.C. master m
three playoff at Terrace. Carmichael's Pacific
Interior winners) in two straight games — 7-6 and 5-3.

Terrace Review — Wed

nesday, January 23, 1991 B5

ph Fulford, second Duke Collins and
en’s curling champions on the weekend in a best-of-
Coast champs defeated John Merkley of Trail (the

John Merkley’s Trail foursome won the B.C. Interior men’s mast

ers (over 60) title in a six-team

playoff last week at the Terrace Curling Glub. The team of third Red Koehle, second Sam Anselmo

and lead Mickey Maglio later lost the best-of-three B.C. playoff to

Gord Carmichael of Duncan.

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